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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24
At the Iris.

An all star program will be given
at the Iris next week. Monday and
Tuesday, Marie Doro appears in the
story of a news girls life Lost and
Won" Also the sixth episode of
"Patrh" with Mrs. Vernon Castle
Wednesday and Thursday George Be
ban is here in His Sweetheart" He
takes the part of an Italian emigrant
Friday and Saturday a William Fox
play, The Blue Streak" will be filmed
presenting William Nigh and Violet
Palmer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24
At the CoZy.

Ella Hall supported by the famous
Bluebird players is the Monday and
Tuesday screen show at the Cozy.
Wednesday and Thursday William H.
Brady presents THE Dancers PERIL
with Alice Brady and Alexis Kosloff.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24

Wednesday and Thursday, George
Beban will appear in His Sweet
heart" In connection two reels of
comedy will be shown. His Sweet
heart" is Morosco-P Paramount film
The theme is spiced with the New
York east side and the theme and set
ting is partially Italian, with a dis
trict attorneys wife playing an i'm
portant part. The comedy is a Luke"
Friday and Saturday Violet Palmer
will be seen in THE Blue Streak" a
play that has already gained much
recognition, not to say fame. This
week closes tonight with Joan Sawyer
in Loves Law" a fascinating story
with settings partially in quaint Gypsy
camps.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24

The American comedian, Nat C.
Goodwin, will be the headliner on the
Orpheum bill commencing Sunday
matinee, March rs. There is probably
no name better known to theatre goers
than that of Mr.. Goodwin. Another
name familiar to theatre goers is that
of George Nash. series of fine
attachments both in the legitimate and
in vaudeville have given him dramatic
prestige of stellar caIiber. Pocket edi-
lions are usually unauthorized by the
larger editions they are supposed to
represent. Elsie Pilcer and Dudley
Douglas, who announce themselves as
a pocket edition of Gaby Deslys and
Harry Pilcer, are exceptions
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-24
At the Novelty.

The Novelty is featuring what is
called AN Unusual Feature" to be
announced later" on the bill the first
three days of next week. Other acts
on the bill include Lew Hoffman. the
hat maniac, the Three Melody Girls
in harmony singing, the Big City
Four" called vaudeville's best quartet,
and the sixth episode of Pearl of the
Army"
Evening star., 1917-04-01

Miss Sheriff., Miss Georgiue Campbell,
Mrs. James Piuing, Miss l<ibbey, Nine.
die Sibour, Mrs. ~ d. Addison. Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs. Graves,
Miss Antoinette Graves, Miss Morgan,
Mrs. Julian James, Miss Francis Crown
fnshield. Miss Boardman, Miss Jane Riggs.
Mrs. Ira Copley, Miss E,ioise Sargent.
Mrs. Henry G.. Sharpe, Mrs. William a.
Slater and DR. and Mrs. Tom Williams.
Mrs. John +. Henderson VIII have
guests at dinner today to meet Mrs.
John Temple Graves, who is stopping
with Mrs. T. DE Witt Talmage.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will he hostess
at luncheon today at her home. in
Massachusetts avenue.
MISS Lucy BurleSon has gone 10 San
Antonio, where she is visiting her
brother-in-Iaw and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Negley. whose children have been quite
i'll for several weeks.
Mrs RedfieId. wife of the Secretary of
Commerce. will leave Washington Eas-
ter Sunday for q brief visit at her
home, at Brooklyn, n. y.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

the apartment which they recently
leased at 2e29 Connecticut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs William Il Bliss have
returned to Washington from g. visit
of some days spent at New York.
guest for several days, her sister, Mrs
Edward C. Walker, who has been visit
ing in the south. Mrs. Walker will
shortly open her apartment at 1155
18th street
Col. Brewster is out of town on q
two-week tour Of inspection.
Gen. and Mrs. George P. Scriven, who
have been spending some time visiting
at New York, will return to Washing
ton the latter part of the week.
Aidrich of New York, the former a son
of the late Senator and Mrs. Aldrich of
Rhode Island, are spending a few days
at Washington. They arrived yester-
day and are at the Willard.
Mr.. Robert J. Wynne and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Austin Smith, who re-
Gently arrived.in this country from her
home in England. have gone to Atlantic
City to remain until after Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Lester Jones will
entertain at a large dinner tomorrow
evening at Rauscher's, in homer of DR..
and Mrs. William l.. Finley Of Portland.
Ore.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
Johnson-Gilbert.

The marriage of Miss Katherine Gil
bert and Mr.. Thomas Clarkson Johnson,
I'd. of Lynn. Mass, took place last
evening at 5 o'clock at the residence
OF the brides mother. Mrs. Albert Nor
gan Gilbert.
The ceremony was performed IN the
drawing room. beneath n bower OF
palms and ferns, by Rev. Douglas p.
Birnie.
The nlantels We're banked with daft
fodils, forsythia and pussy willows,
and in the dining room pink roses
formed the decoration.
An orchestra played the wedding
music.
The, bride, who was given in mar
riage by her mother, wore a lovely
gown of white bridal satin embroidered
in silver.
Folds of white tulle outlined the
square decollete and the long, trans
parent sleeves OF tuile.
Her tullc veil was becomiugiy ar
Evening star., 1917-04-01
Manu-WiIkins.

Mrs. Georgia Taylor wilkins has is
sued cards announcing the marriage
of her daughter. Olive Burrow. and Mr.
William Hodges Mann, jr.. of Peters,
burg, Va. The ceremony was SOL
cmnized very quietly yesterday morn
ing at st. Margaret's Church in the
presence of the immediate families,
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith officiating.
Mr.. Mann is the son of former Gov.
William Hodges Mann and Mrs. Mann
Evening star., 1917-04-01

and is associated with his father in the
practice of law. Mr.. and Mrs. Mann left
at once for q wedding journey, and
upon their return will make their home
at Petersburg.
Senator and Mrs. " eelts returned to
Washington last night for the extra
session and are at the Wiil3rd, where
they spent the winter.
Miss Dorothy DeBnett entertained at
n dim dance last evening. in honor OF
her house guest, Miss Carita Reiss OF
Sheboygan, Wis, this being the second
of a series of dinners which Miss Den
nett is giving. Dancing followed.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

Holy Week Brings Social Quiet-Few Diversions Conhi
With Serious Business Capro-Fate OF Some Easter
and Post-Easter Weddings Hanging In the Balance
Graduating Exercises Annapolis Attract Number OF
Washington Visrors-Capt Eberle, Superintendent
of the Academy. and Ms Eberle Among Hosts.
Spring Holidays Bring Influx OF Young People
From College and Boarding Schoo-Much of
Entertaining Now Cards for Them.
Many Parties Last Week Woodey
Again to Have Interesting Occupants.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
VIRGINIA TATNALL PEACOCK

U7LE the interests the social and political ~ort are not in
w nothing the could
holy and the
be
unable absent
O there VIII
the VIII
The which "getner
n Washington VINO VIII
those fully reai
nights hopatic including dinner ar at ""
present
will resumed the OF the
probably Whether the weddings
will scheduled
dvested
social britancy
also upon the OF next few
Evening star., 1917-04-01

The new Mexican ambassador to the
I-nited States-Senor Ignacio Eoniilas-
accompanied by Mime. Bonillas and their
children, including three interesting
daughters. win arrive at Washington
today and will occupy the Mexican EN-
lassN in l street
Evening star., 1917-04-01

The President. accompanied py Or. Cary
#. Graysou, attended The performance ai
the Belasco last night,
Evening star., 1917-04-01
Dinner for Chief Justice.

The Chief Justice and Mrs. White
were the honor guests at dinner given
last evening by Mr.. Justice Day and
EIr. and Mrs. Rufus Day. Their guests
Included the other members of the Su-
preme Court and their wives.
The Argentine ambassador and Nine.
Naen were among The dinner hosts Of
Evening star., 1917-04-01

ranged with u Coronet OF orange dos
SONS and she carried a shower bouquet
of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Mildred Gilbert, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor, and her
gown was of pale green tulle made
or a foundation of cloth of silver.
with silver embroidery edSlng the
tuile.
She wore 4 picture hat Of pink satin
and silver lace and carried q bouquet OF
pink sweet peas.
Mr.. Edward Conway of Lynn, Mass,
acted as best man.
A reception for relatives and intimate
friends, who We're the only guests pres
ent at the ceremony. followed.
Mrs. Gilbert. mother of the bride, as.
sisted in receiving. wearing a gown of
black lace over white satin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson left later Tor
their wedding trip, the latter wearing
a tailored suit of blue serge with a
black hat trimmed with numidi feathers.
They will make their future home at
Lynn, Mass.
The out-of-toNyn guests here for the
ceremony included Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
johnson. parents of the bridegroom,
and his grandfather, Mr.. Thomas Clark
son Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Con-
way and Mr.. Edward Conway, all OF
Lynn: Mr.. and Mrs. John Honors, Miss
Virginia and Miss Dorothy Honors OF
Swamscott, Miss Cherry Head of Brook
line, Mass. and DR.. and Mrs. Frances
Henry Wade of Cambridge.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

DART the the have
:o5i E5; n ssaas:8' ~ s'5 .
Wednssday night that took the place bfiisnt june which
reception given eomPmen msHbers
bse a z sv4 %a to n par Rc
The Yet the q@a n old town NTH G9 the the
all the
aTs @ sheefed Ssa 0l @ a 0" " the
THE spring holidays college have
5;SS5S5 s5%s sS |
Ne 5haFiss Boggheo g.
" MS Ss 4sa baS 7oH ps o 5a s PSi os
5n ns P'Rs5 H
room
S1s s S s @Sss a ?is GSf sS
@ $l 5z5 , 5ss5 H5z
among sS6 81 he 6eG guests 5esa secretary Inc an"
MIR AND FREDERICK E cHAP7Ns their daughter
has o % night g ssj
a aF Ms. olive 5S @ s d cfo@ %
s ss? s2f Nj zs@S Rs5 It %
S saas iss 1
# Sss'a5 5 t 4 A 69 $"s
Me- R ~ 3 had , s s d9ug5
holidays are GoTdon at Princeton
si Wsssngoa ovs.5 Pss54a s " the part
SPRING
whose that
square ROCK creek Park Dupont BEEN for many
more enGantmg chan fan the blooms ions up the ordfT
their all abroad
MASTER WELLINGTON Koo J OF the Chinese Mrs
w
residence which Minister
The
Wus housed been
uddy
excellence Master recently
nante apparel and about in that modern and occidental
His white silk the land
his and he with them white stockings and white sandals
the pink condition he always
w Nevland % in
brotheinlaw Mr. and Mrs
The
cleveland family
before
all the
Wilson expeden Mr. Phillips
shore Massachusetts, viii
Woodley Washington will add
delightful social history.
las at o. q
#. Grays The .
the has night Mrs c slater tauedata a
Arliv
Evening star., 1917-04-01

last evening. entertaining at one Of Il
series of dinners which they are giving.
Mrs Il, IL q. Slater, entertained at a
large dinner last evening in honor of
Mrs. William Crocher OF California.
Mrs. Charles Al. Ffouike and Mrs
Fiouke Smith gave dinner at the Chevy
Chase Club last evening in compliment TO
their house guests, Mrs. Franklin Bartlett
and Miss Gwynne OF New York.
Smart Audiences at British Pictures.
One of the 3martest audiences of the
season assembled in the ballroom at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Gaff
Yesterday afternoon for the film pictures of
the British army in France shown by Mr.
Ian Hay Beth who also gave an interest
ing talk on the personnel of the army, for
the benefit OF the British relief work
Mrs Cary Langhorne, Miss Sophy John
ston, Mrs. Frederic Huidekoper and Miss
Katherine McClintock acted as ushers
Among those in the audience, which more
than filed the ballroom, Were the mem
bers of the British embassy, Mrs Frank
lin X Lane, Mrs Levi r Morton, Mrs.
Nicholas Anderson, Mr.. Larz Anderson
Mrs. James Mcmillan, Mrs Preston Glib
son. Mrs. Robert Thompson. Mrs. Stephen
Pell, Miss Sykes, Nine. de Laboulaye and
her children, Mrs. William Corcoran Eus-
tis and her young sons and daughter
Admiral and Mrs. Brownson, Mr. and Mrs
Hennen Jennings. Mrs. Ten Eyck Wen
dell. Mrs. James Harlan, Miss Laura Har-
Ian, Miss Ruth Harlan, Mrs. Augustus G.
Downing, Miss Elsie Downing. Mrs. Mar
shall Field, Miss Patten, Nr. and Mrs
Perry Belmont, Mrs. Henry w. Fitch,
Miss Fitch. Mrs. Stephen G. Rowan, Mrs.
Paul Bartlett. Miss Cc1gnap. Miss Ernst
Evening star., 1917-04-01

Sir Thomas and Lady TAFT of Mon
treai, who are stopping at the Shore
ham, entertained there at dinner last
night.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

The Japanese ambassador entertained
1T dinner last evening at the embassy
fn x street.
Among the guests were the Brazilian
ambassador ana Nine. ia Cana. the
Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs. Nc
Adoo, the Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs Daniels, the minister OF s;Witzer-
land and Nine. Ritter and the minister
of the Netherlands and Nine. van Rap
lard.
The new Chilean ssadOr-Senor
Don Santiago AldunaIe Bascunan-Win
be received by Secretary Lansing tomor-
row when arrangements will be made for
E& presentation to the President.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

The assistant secretary of war and
Mrs. William NJ Ingraham have left
the RtrIineton and are established at
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gIntIcr nelaria 6eitraft.

@obert 2unlIeu. 50 Sabre alt BON
Spcuceruille, Nl0, wurae geiiern
9ladmittog bon Ricbter Sbmu in Ser
iiiolidlcu FoliJciitation 5n elmer @elo.
itroie pon $25 im0 Soften uerurt6elt.
weil er Gin Pluto in 6ctrlmtcnem 3lr
itonoc aeia6ren bate. Phi ion oln
merfiom puroc Der ForhudAter
SeurD Shuher, ol5 Simlcp ian sc.
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9ioien lentie uuo gum Sdredcn aler
2Iugcnjeugeu ani oic 80 6uB bo6e
Gino1nrnulng lueldle sum NcU Ni9h
man fii6rt 5iiiubr 3um Slid Iiir
2umIcp madte ibn ser garhuddter
Onrd lautes 9inien ali Die Oroheuoe
@eia6r auimertiom lmo brodte ion
gum glnbalien Sn ser iii0libeu go.
li5eiliation ongetonnicn, Icu9nie oer
Ger6oitetc, iibcrmaBig aeiruplcu 3i
bo6cn,
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gSotcnt 9(ntpdlte.

7lFIINTI tNTTTIFTIIIs
Gbiulu u, Gnnlnclr 8chtSmalt Rnicutc cani
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8 idbrine 1rinbrunn.
". 81. 4 " z. polUaro, an Continental Ql0a,
Rratii5iren felt 1879 eriolareih lli Baltimore.
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Cine 6 bei 4 SUB groBe ais cIef.
triiden 2idiern 5itiommcugeictte
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liebt od ocm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
Chicago Sunoert Sihter aebeu oas
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Radarb. 1--35 S3i50 i-25 S2750
,@adarb Wieior 0n Of SnlilmDrc" Gbdrlcss
GirQbe mo Wi HouuI glDenuc
SarDu, Die pUpudre Sur 1895 un0 SSlb
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gefannfmodJnniocn.


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Ndlfimore is. glpril 1917.
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nahclI 5000

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 05crdi6c, came.

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Vledploiten Wlctau. etc.
s0eM SoHsllu & Gu, 9mey isi5 Naloellon.
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WirrcantiIe gIaeucB.
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Sirabe.
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uno AalimoreGirahe
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Senator S. 8. Cooper, Der 8orii6en-
oe Der uGountD @reporc0ncB mo
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portet miro Gr iblug 9eibliiiic
Dor. ioelcber bon Der glder6ou.9e60r.
DC empioblen woren ole anqenom.
men murSeu
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oli ain0erorbeit, oui 0lrh sic Mc.
gicrim9 ieiBuiteaenSe @liuocitpreiie
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9ieicrlng bon Gicireioe 5um 3wcd
ocr Scriiclllng BON Bier lm0 Spiri.
tlloIcn chlitinnnig augenoimen.
@crihieoene Gomiten muroen cr.
nauut, pclde fiir Oie Gurdfibrlng
0ieier GntidlicBnngen Sor0c tragen
iolleu.
,Sral z. % SoneS bon 9lioaelp
itcatc cincn 9lntraa. eineu Gemou-
TRAITOR iiir oas Gomtp 3u eruennen,
pelbcr Ourdging. Sic 9lupeieuoen
itcuerien @cl0betrdec 6ei Oomit Oie
@ittcl iiir oie @e5a6llms cines
glgenten 5uiammeu ae6radt ucroen
f0nnen. 6erner iprohen ole SS. Z.
S. Chambers, NoDmon0 Charles. S.
g. Nleiieuocr, 81. gg. @leiicnger Gr.
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6. g9Dott. Eic Qomcn 6. 6. @enb.
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oeu itelltcu einen 9lntrog, iiir OaS
Golmtp einen iueiblihen 9lgcnien 5u
crnenncu porii6cr nod fciu NeiAIuB
itattiauO.
aSusQle6anno Snn~ fiir
SABRE sc Grace
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Scr 9lusihodhng iiir sen Ban ser
DSuSaue6omo Snn~ 6eaonnen NOR
oen lmo miro Oas @ebduoe 5um @e,
6roud in ser @}itte oeS SonmerS
5um @ebrou6 ierti9 gcite0t icin.
Ebeooore @cuS Eietid lit Der glrAi.
tcct imO Clarence y. ShlbbS bat Ocn
Gontrnft fir oen @ol iibcruonmen.
Gurd llc6erfo6ren gct0 D.
tet.
g(us Dorf, &o., ipirS bcribtct, SAB
elm i1mcr belaoener 8orlupogeh
ocn Der Better oeiiclbcn Der D idb-
rigc &obert 9ommm bon Srantln
Solpni6ip rcpariren lpollte, an elmer
obbilIigcn SteQc scr StroBe ms
@lcitcn oerictb mO oeni inngen
Nlom oeu SAdoel einoriidte Ser
@ermaliidtc mar oiSgegIiitcn uno
nit ieincn Gopi unaliidIi@er %eiie
lluier Oos Niuierro0 geroibeh Ser
Goo troT oni ser SteIle Gin.
6cucr in CUMBERLAND.
,Sl Cumberland brod5 oH cine III.
aniacfIdrie 99cie I'M @o6u0alie BON
e. Z. Nla6oncD Elm 6elcr dus, mel.
dies ouf ooS orciit0diae 9agcrbauS
ocr .Sout1 Cumberland Suppl0
81. iibcrlpraug. &u llutcrgciAoB
6eian0 lid Der @erlollislaOcn Der &c.
nanuten @eielihoit Der llbrcnla0cn
pcu 9 8. 9itile lmo S66ne, iowic
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@crluit miro olii $4,000 abgeihGtt.
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pgptl9e 6ener@eriihununs eelenimaisa. Sol.
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l,,W9laaJt walW9aJt SalilmoreSiraBe uno Nullom
yalgbol Sntnranee 80. pi aluevvccrn oenm So.
gsarneo Nelloen3 Wauaer, l0i iOa 0b0m,
per u Commerce NuibnQ
uVetMania TtMrr &erHMcrlua0 Oclenlnaln.
NalUmote' NIB Nori0.sirnbe
Nledplottcn. Wletou etc.
s0eE Ggnillu & Co., 9ne, rs is Aaloe..io
SitoBe.
Yidnolei6. .@eih6ite.
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@ilempaorel oller 9lrt uno SUI.
idWc0. 3nbeb0r.
y seoti gopne Co. a02 sol Norh ea0en.
Gi9ent1ams AQcnten un0 SSdnolcr.
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The Baltimore Mews GomDouna, Moueti Is 81
W'epers' e'ei1dlisiabrer 227 &QalpsgtSin
DMltihc @utltr ino 3eitlhriifen.
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Bboiogroph.
NaMrad Gin 9buloQrap6 bon Musselhnlna.
gir i6. Ncli7re inNioire iruHe
sSrie0b0fc.
Cat paun NemetcrD qlerldnaerle 0afern.
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