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The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

ration: Mr.. Charles J. Bell, treasurer.
and Mira John MCGOWAN, secretary.
The patronesses Of the beneft perform
ance at the Belasco Theater are Mrs.
Lara Anderson Mrs. George Barnett.
Mrs. J. N. Biddle. Miss Blount, Mrs.
Charles J. Bell Mrs. Charles Henry But
Ter, Miss Goldman. Miss Charlotte Cullen.
Mrs. Henry r. Dimock. Mrs Stephen B.
Ellzins, AIRS. Richard Ely, Mrs. Marshall
Field, Mrs, Charles L Fitzhugh, Mrs.
John Gibbons, Mrs. Archibald Hopkins,
Mrs. Richard Harlow, Mrs. John Hew-
son. Mrs. Monroe Hopkins. Mrs. Ralph
Jenkins. Miss Kibbey. Mrs. Littauer, Mrs.
Randolph McKim. Mrs. George Mayre.
Mrs. Charles L. McCawley. Miss Patten.
Mrs. Duncan c. Phillips, Mrs. p. Lee
Phillips, Mrs. Cleveland Perkins, Miss
Jane Riggs. Mrs. William Rives. jr., Mrs.
Franklin Roosevelt Mrs. Samuel Spencer,
Mrs. William Cary Sanger. Mrs. Hugh L.
Scott. Mrs. Thomas o. selfridge, Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman. Mrs. Charles Bough-
ton Wood. and Mrs John W. Weeks.
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Ths ss..kpf
AssszDA@s

CT the girls proving themselves sDst
marksmen-
Prof Albert Albion, The English bari
tone. will sing at Wilson Normal to-
morrow.
In case Of need, Tech now is prepared
to do its 'bit' In turning out oartridgs
shells. Five dummy cartridges, each
about three feet high have been made at
the school fulfilling onctI rsQuirementk
The body is Of wood and the project1ls
and back arc OF steel
Miss Susan Slpe lectured on Home
Gardens'' at the Cooke School on Friday
night. under auspices of the Boy scoutA
Eastern High School WI present "A
Russian Honeymoon" next Thursday and
Friday evenings
Tech cleared more than $50 from ne
presentation OF The Mikado.r Bust
ness added $50 20 its fund for school
activities from the lunch and moving
picture show given last week
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Old Point Comfort.

Tho season at Old Point IL at high
water mark and every kind of sport and
pleasure Is being enjoyed now under
sunny skies. Golf Is 1rst, and the hurry
and scurry is the mornings to get to
the links reminds one Of the commuters
rushing for trains. There are some fine
matches being played and among those
who are making good scores are: Dr..
Loring w. Baton, Mrs Jos Bushby
Judge and Mrs. Stanley e. Brown, Mrs.
William e. Choate. Mr.. and Mrs How
ard A French. and Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Bartgis. who have been having some
foursomes together. Raymond o. Bacon,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Adkins Miss Theresa
Lesher and Robert Lesher, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Frest, Mr. and Mrs. B. A vickers
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dfckey. Of Philadel-
phia; Mrs. Fred Rothermeu and Henry
s. Bryant. of New York, have been
spending the past two weeks at ths
Chamberlin and are leaving today for
their homes Mr.. Bryant was with Peary
on his second expedition to tho far
North, and among his other exploits was
the ascent of Mount Mckinley and
Mount Elias
Elaborate preparation are being made
for the BLACK and White" ball which is
to be given IN the ballroom of the
Chamberlin. Friday after Easter, for the
army relief fund 1t will be ono of the
most brilliant affairs Of the season and
many are now busy preparing their
costumes. The palm garden Is crowded
every afternoon during tea hour wher
there Is dancing and many informal en-
tertainments are given at this time
Tho gayest evening In the week is
Saturday when the regular dances are
given.
dance last week. Mrs Henry B. Lock
wood. of New York, entertaining for
twenty friends. who were Capt. John T.
Rowe. U. 8. A. and Mrs. Rowe, Capt.
James B. Taylor. U. s. A, and Mrs.
Taylor; Mrs. McGoodwin, Of Philadel-
phia; Maj. William L. Little, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Little Mrs. Alex N Stark, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Groome. Capt. James
s. Hardin. U. s. A, Mrs. Percy Proctor,
Miss Helen Phillips. and Mr.. Roy Dent,
Of Washington: Lieut. Austin G. Frick,
U. s. A: Lieut.. Randolph T. Pendleton,
U. s. A. and Messrs. Ragan and Poole.
The aviation field attracts a large num-
Der from the Chamberlin every day as
there has been unusual activity in the
last two weeks as several of the young
aviators have Just concluded their course
and will get their commission in a short
time. One Of the daring flyers is the son
of Secretary Franklin K. Lane, Secretary
of the Interior. who has recently entered
the school.
From Washington and Baltimore have
registered this week Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard A. French, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Bartgis,
Mrs. George w. Cam, Mrs. Frank L
Hight, Mrs. Barbara Hight, Mrs. Charles
s. Bailey. Mrs. Herbert Terror, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Beller. Mrs. D. V. Corn
well. Mrs. Charles F. Herrin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan. w. O'Donohue. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F. Trout
Representative William A. Jones, OF
Virginia, has been spending the month
of March a. the Chamberlin. but will
leave next week for Washington to at
tend the extra session Of Congress Mr..
Jones is the chairman of Committee of
Insular Affairs.
Mr.. Christopher B. Garnett. of Rich
mond, one of the tax commissioners was
the guest OF Mr.. Jones' last weekend.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
NOTES OF THE SCHOOLS.

Every effort is being made to educate
pupils. parents. and teachers in early
symptoms Of contagious diseases. to pre-
vent even q mild outbreak Of children's
diseases IN the schools. DR.. Murphy.
supervisor OF medical inspectors, is
giving a group of FIRST symptom" talks
before Parent-Teacher Associations. The
corps Of school physicians instructs
teachers and pupils.
Senior girls OF Central High extended
a welcome to the girls OF the entering
February class at a tea dance given in
the armory last Friday afternoon Fol-
lowing the presentation OF a clever little
farce. there was dancing and refresh
ments.
Ted Mercer, reformer in the cause Of
temperance, spoke in the white high
schools during the week.
Forty people connected with the VII
son Normal Community Center will pre-
day evening at o'clock In the assembly
hall of the school.
After the Easter holidays. a large class
in conversational Spanish win continue
its work. Miss Sheed will continue her
story telling class, and Miss Dill. the
short story writing class on the same
evening-Monday.
The fastener will be issued tomorrow.
DR.. p. p. CIaxton, L. S. COMMISSIONS
OF Education. will speak in the new as
sembly hall OF the Powell School at the
Educational Evening OF the Columbia
Heights Citizens Association TO be
held April 8. o. H. Benson. garden ex-
pert. also will talk.
At the senior class election OF Business
High School students on Friday afternoon
the following were elected: President
Capt. Wilkes; vice president. Miss Esther
Flather; secretary. Miss katherine Kill
crane: treasurer Charles K. Berlin and
editor-in-chief Miss Mildred Lebermann.
A feature OF meetings of parent-teacher
associations in the northeastern section
of the city is a fifteen-minute demon
stration of school work. At the Webb
School last Thursday groups OF fourth
grade children dramatized Grecian mytho-
logy. There were dIscus-throwing, wrestl-
ing, races and games. The victor in each
case was crowned with a wreath o.
laurel.
Preparedness, as demonstrated by tar
get practice on Winthrop range. was
shown in film at Business on Friday
morning. The Girls Rifle Club OF the
school Is holding weekly Shoots" some
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Wood, Mr.. W. E. Gaines. Mr.. G. F. os-
born. Mr.. Chas. l. Taylor, Mr.. John e.
Stauffer, Mr.. John F. Pevare, Mr.. e. A.
Hardt, Mr.. Geo. o. Knapp Mr.. W. r.
Champion. Mr.. A. F. Lingle. Mr.. R. ].
Young, Mr.. Chas. r. Simpson, Mr.. T. C,
Lewis. Mr. F. A. Woods, Mr.. Mark Ro-
man. Mr.. Edwin NJ. Mess, Mr.. George G
Travers, Mr.. Benz. Kay. Mr.. P. ]. Carr
Mr.. v. P. Kalmbach, Mr.. l. G. Pray
Mr.. r. W. Santlemann, Mr.. W. T. Morti-
mer. Mr.. s. Zirkin, DR.. ]. NJ. Buck, Mr.
L. X. Ashford, DR.. Houghtelin. Mr.. L NJ
Jeners, Mr.. O. w. Miller Mr.. Chas. Nc
Murray. Mr. @. H. Dunster Mr. F. H
1den, Mr.. H. B. Moses, Mr.. v. P. Boud-
rem. Mr.. c. J. Bergmann, Mr.. T H
Healy. Mr.. Samuel Carver, Mr.. c. Nor
ton Fry. Mr.. c. Van Driesen, Mr.. B. l.
Boudren. Mr.. A. @. Buehler, Mr.. A. "
Canee, Mr.. VIM. A. Riedl. Mr. c. H
Schwertner, Mr.. T. f. Harman, Mr.. Chas
Cadel. Mr.. Albert A. Bonar. Mr.. r. j
Nierbuchen. Mr.. F. A. Williams, Mr
Walter r. Hardel, Mr.. Carl V. Weakley
Mr.. c. A. Hellmann, Mr.. R. H. Davidson
Mr.. E. g. Bourner, Mr.. H. J. Wilder, Mr.
h H Holzbeierlein. Mr.. ]. W. Trushein,
Mr.. Roland T. Booth. Mr., q. w, Atmore.
Mr.. P. J. Pung, Mr.. Wade Imrie. Mr.
John Van Vliet Mr.. Frank Fuller, Mr.
A. g., 3urhen, Mr.. VIM. C. Ashford. Mr.
e: NJ. johnson, Mr.. r. L. Dunn, Mr.. D
McLaren, Mr.. W. Roy Dillon, Mr.. A. B
Baker, DR.. W. l. Hagarn Mr.. R. S. High
neld, Mr.. ]. F. Douglass. Mr.. l. E
Speigle, Mr.. N. Fl. Resin Con- Mr. a n
Shaw. Mr.. r. v. Marceron, Mr., NJ. G.
Everett, Mr.. NJ. J. Jester, Mr.. G. G. Fowl
er, Mr.. c. Wiernik. Mr.. Deweale Tbarpe
Mr.. jackson Ago, Mr.. W. B. Henrettv
Mr. C. e. Manion. Mr. H. c. Keene, Nj
L. n Grieb. Mr.. P. E. Naylor, Mr., A q
oBren, Mr.. q. r. Morrisey DR. w
Allen southcomh Mr.. H. ]. Benoit Mr.
r: 8: Eeitz, Mr.. A T. Abernety, Mr.. f,
K Macintosh. Mr.. Leonard Butt
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
Removing Ugly Hairs
Entirely Nep Method
(Aetnally Removes the Roots)

The question II often asked whether
q really permanently efficacious hair
remover exists. and the answer has
heretofore been very unsatisfactory.
Fortunately, there's q new and re-
markable process that really removes
every hair entire. root and ALL It is
different from and far better than cleo
tricity, depilatories, the razor. or any
other method. II you'd like to try II.
Just get a stick Of phelactine from
your druggist. follow the simple in
structions-and with your own eyes
see the hair roots come out! Roots
are removed instantly. easily. leaving
the skin perfectly smooth and hair
free.
Phelactine Is non-irritating, odorless
and so harmless you could eat 1t! 1t is
90 reliable that every stick 10 sold on
. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. basiA-
Adv
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

OONI1NUED FROM PAGE -FOUR.
SrH but It Il not q costume ball Mrs
RANDALL Hagner Is chairman of the ball
committee; Mrs. Armistead Davis, 10 vice
chairman, and Mrs. Horace westcott Is
chairman Of the floor committee.
Much interest is being shown in the
benefit performance at Polls tomorrow
evening for the Social Service league. of
Montgomery County, Md, by the
large sale Of tickets among residents
OF the nearby Maryland sections as well
as Washington-
The Social Service League Is doing
splendid work for the sick and desti-
tute in the county. and Is supported
by voluntary contributions entirely.
The Woman's Club of Bethesda, ar
ranged this benefit and the tickets are
being sold by members Of the club. A
chairman OF the clubs social service
committee, Mrs. Edwin C. Brandenburg
IL in charge OF the beneft, and II Is
largely owing to her efforts that its
success is assured. Among the box hold
W. E. Andrews, Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith and Mra Harry T. Newcomo.
Studio Hall, 121s Connecticut avenue,
will be the scene Of an unusually inter
estinE entertainment next Thursday even
Ing, March q, when Wel-kno"n "asn
ington artists will appear before the
Florida Society. The program VIII In
clude piano selections by Mr.. Frank Go
best; violin solos, Mr.. Charles Frailey;
reading, Mr.. c. W. OConnor. Of the fac
ulty Of Stulio Hall; songs by Mr.. Earl
Carbaugh, Mr.. James Young. Mr.. }.
Frank Dusgan. and Miss Vera Budd;
and impersonation. Dixie Girl. by MISS
Virginia Porter.
General dancing will follow the pro
gram.
Social washington will take an active
interest in the dog show Of the WASH
ington Kennel Club, to be held In the
Arcade. April 9 and "A. Coming only
a week before the horse show. society
from the nearby cities will attend
Handsome trophies and cups have oeen
offered by the following: Mrs. Lars An
derson, Mrs Jerome n. Bonaparte, Mrs
A. P. Gardner, Mrs. James Carroll Fra
ser, Mrs. Ulysses 8. Grant, jr; Mrs: H.
d. Shepard. Mr.. Joseph Letter, MIS-
Stimson Brown. Miss Jean @. Hinkle'
Mrs. F. A. Connolly. Mr.. John o. Evans
MIR. and Mrs r. 8. Hit, Mr.. William
c. Eustis, Mrs. Charles Mills Hinkle
Miss Claudia Phelps. Of Aiken. 3. c.;
Mrs. Frederick L Huidekoper. Miss Ann
Tracy, of New York; Mrs. Delos Blod-
gett. Mrs. Malcolm Robertson, and Mrs
Harry X. Bliss.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
At California Resorts.

The Ides of March found California
with more visitors than at any time
during the expositions and all the re-
sort cities are taxed to their capacity.
Coronado and Pasadena have been
turning away flocks for two weeks.
All the golf courses have dried out,
the motor roads are always perfect,
the orange picking is Just about over
with the cherry blossoms started on
their way and the birds are singing the
springtime chants with more than
usual vigor.
Among those who have registered
during the past week in Pasadena are
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer G. Case and Mrs.
Lyman A. Casey
Del Monte and the quaintness Of the
town of Monterey are getting large
numbers of visitors The spring polo
and golf tournament are to start next
week and the hotel is booked until
after Easter. Arrivals during tho
week were Mrs. C. W. J. Chubb, Mr..
and Mrs. willard II. Brownson-
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ence ~ stedman. Mr.. and Mrs.. Harr1s
Craig Ansley and Mr.. and MrA John
Walker Holcombe-
Mr.. and Mrs Howard 9. Reeside enter
tained at dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club, having as their guests Commis-
sioner and Mrs. Oliver P. Newman. Capt
and Mrs. Frederick W. Coleman. Capt
and Mrs. Robert Dougherty, Capt. and
Mrs Clarence knight and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan o. c1ephane were
hosts at dinner at the Chevy Chase Club.
when their guests were Mr.. and MIRA
Frederic Buckley Hyde, Mrs. Mcclellan
Chase, Mrs. Boiling Harrison. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brace H Hamilton. DR.. John P.
Brisooe and Dr.. Edward Larkin-
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Interesting Dinner Parties.

Col. and Mrs. James A Shipton en-
tprtained at dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club in honor of Mrs. Charles A Pratt
of Little Rock. Ark, who Is visiting
them. The other guests were Senator
and Mrs. William F. Kirby. Col ana
Mrs George B. Duncan. Col. and Mrs
Dion williams. Col Daniel E. NC
Carthy. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Davies.
Mrs F. l. Perry. Mrs. Duncan Draper.
house guest of Col and Mrs. Duncan;
Mrs Julius Conrad. Maj. Palmer Pierce,
Mai William Kelly. and Mr.. Lawson
Treadwell.
Lieut. and Mrs. John Howard Hoover,
L. S. N. were hosts at an informal din
ner at their quarters at the Navy
Yard Their guests were Commodore
and Mrs j. Edward Marquart. Lieut.
and Mrs. Frank Hooper. Miss Lucille
Claire Smith, and Lieut.. Commander
Hayne Ellis.
Prof and Mrs. J. Stimson Brown en-
tertained at dinner at the Army and
Navy Club, their guests including Gen.
John ]. O'Conneu. Col. and Mrs. John b.
Bennett, Mai and Mrs. Dennis E. Nolan,
Commodore and Mrs. William s. Hogg,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas y. Hutchinson, DR..
and Mrs. L. j. Johnson. Mrs. Conger,
Mrs Horace C. Mcfarland and Paymas-
ter Conger.
Mrs Iauterbach. of New York. gave
dinner party at the Army and Navy Club
The guests included the Minister from
Salvador and Mime. Zaldivar. the first
secretary OF the Panama Legation. Senior
Don j. E. Lefevre: Mrs. Mason Blunt,
Mrs Archibald Oracle, Capt. Scott, Mr..
Ackland and Mr. FUnstall. Mrs. Lauter-
bach took her guests later to the sup
per dance at the Willard. when among
the other guests who Joined them were
the counselor Of the Persian Legation.
Mira All Kuli Kahn and Nine. Ali
Kun, DR. and Mrs. Tom Williams, Mrs.
shuey and Miss Shuey.
Cant. and Mrs. Richard B. Creecy en-
tertained at a theater party at the Ma
tional, going later with their guests to the
supper dance at the Willard Thursday
evening. Their guests included Cen and
Mrs. George Barnett, Col and Mrs. D.
Mason Guhck and Capt. and Mrs. Albert
T. Niblack-
Mr. and Mrs. James l. Karrick and
Mrs. Daniel R. Anthony. 1r.. entertained
at dinner at the Chevy Chase Club in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. 8. W. Board.
Of Chicago, who are making a short visit
to Washington. The guests were: Capt.
and Mrs Tenny Ross. Capt and Mrs.
Bjornstad, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Mar
bury and Gen. Kuhn.
Mai. and Mrs. George ]. Newgarden
were hosts at dinner at the Army and
Navy Club. having as their guests Cen
and Mrs William c. Gorgas, Gen and
Mrs John NJ. Glenn. Col. and Mrs. Clar-
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Social Items

Mr.. Louis Phillips. Of Cincinnati, who
has been spending some time In Wash
ington, left for Q short stay In Lynch
burg. Va
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Dorothy oettinger. daughter Of
Mra, Bertha ostttngsck Jof- his .cttz. and
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
Wildwood. N. 7.

The board of trade of Wildwood, n.
J.. headed by the advertising and
entertainment committe, are working
in conjunction with the board of city
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

Mai. and Mrs. George ]. Newgarden
were hosts at dinner at the Army and
Navy Club. having as their guests Cen
and Mrs William C. Gorgas, Gen. and
Mrs, John NJ Clem, Col. and Mrs. Clar-
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25

Preparedness. as demonstrated by tar
get practice on Winthrop range. was
shown in film at Business on Friday
morning. The Girls Rifle Club OF the
school Is holding weekly Shoots" some
The Washington herald., 1917-03-25
CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE FOUR
Srs. but It IL not a costume ball Mrs.
RANDALL Hagner Is chairman of the ball
committee; Mrs. Armistead Davis, 10 vice
chairman. and Mrs. Horace Westcott Is
chairman of the floor committee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
||AhkthS. AGiIaSI
ANY LIQUIDATION
Toe Much Big Financing to he Done
to Permit tt--CsnsdtRn issue eff
Hundred Millions Bcsidc Cor
porate Leans to he Made.
ny BRoApA> WALL

New York. July 25-Buaness in
stocks today was snf9oas.t but
plong towards the close tn fact gent
up to the last minute. several issues
acquired momentum and closed al the
DAYS highest prices. one thtnA, harE
ers believe, has been definitely jefnon-
etrated, namely that it takes more
bearish news than has come forth &c
late to induce liquidation. what few
advances were recorded today repre-
sented in the main short covering. 3l-
though quieI buying was noted ga sew
ersl departments chief among the lat
.er the copptrs and equ3owent shares
Bankers are now going 10 pa. the
lie down very tight on auyfAin, ap-
preaching either stock ar bond iaui-
dation, primarily because "a SlA#94o
boo Canadian tV-o-year loan on a SIX
Fer cent basis has To he sola and bo-
eanse 2 large arouht of corporate n
.ancjnz has 70 he done before the
next liberty lean monorolzes attrn-
zion. For the, latter reason MANI rnr-
sporations really in no immediate need
OF funds are expected TO DO their b.r-
rowing early. one such IS expected
10 he Westinghouse Electric esaHe
OF six per cent notes although banker
say nothing is Contemplated AZ ths
moment.
Crop advices reported In Tho gov
ernments weekly weather report ware
excellent with good progress lu tar-
vesting winter wheat. Sufficient 81 tu=
In the cotton belt. Improved corn pros
poets and spotted Conditions prevailing
In spring wheat. Cotton prices how
ever. were higher and speculative buzz
ing especially 81 the October option
-vershadoWiaE huiHsh crop iHfeIlI-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26

Hard ON the curb market was some
what checked today. Further frac-
total rereSsioHs were scored There
wor" small dealings In the industrial
Sfr' .ep. Custiss Aero and Aetna Ex-
r3nsiHes figures 10 some extent. Mer-
..+t efi featured the oil shares Metal
res We're In fair demand despite tho
-.LIes.ion IN other parts Of Tho curb
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
RICHMOND PRODUCE MAnnEr.
STh olesale Quotations Furnished b
L.. w. Evans & Co. Produce Com.
mission Merchants.

Richmond. Va. July -. 1917.
LIVE POULTRY.
ChtckenS choice. large.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
4 Luxurious Book

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-26
miscellaneous,
CURB STOCK 8.
Closing

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