Evening star., 1918-06-02

are also proudly displaying six stars
They represent Capt. Victor Mather
and Capt. Gilbert Mather. the re-
spective husbands of their Oldest and
their youngest daughters. Katherine
and Gladys. Capt. Victor Mather IS
now in France. Their son Ralph Is
now q lieutenant in the Army. while
George II. Earle. Sd. joined the Navy.
Two more sons-in-law are also IN
the service. Young Alden Lee. who
married Miss Edith Earle only last
month. is in the Navy. and Joseph M.
Patterson. I'd. the husband of the
daughter Hanseil. is now corporal
and stationed in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. winthrop Sargent OF
Haverford are the parents of four OF
ficers in the United States Army and
jr.. Is now a major IN the ordnance
department. S. Worcester Sargent
Joined the naval aviation service and
is now an ensign. Another son. Fitz.
william Sargent is also in the naval
aviation, while Doran T. Sargent IS
already in France with the 18th Regi-
ment of Railroad Engineers.
The four sons of Gen. and Mrs. Rus-
sell Thayer are also all commissioned
officers Capt Russell Thayer, 1r.. IS
now stationed at Camp Meade, whiie
Capt. Edmund Thayer is with the
cavalry III leA8S- LIEUT.
Thayer is also in Texas. while Sergt.
Joseph D. Thayer Is with the french
Aviation Corps.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Drayton. at No. 5. South 21st
street. four service stars deco
rate their flag. They represent pr.
William Drayton. who is now in
France with Base Hospital No 10;
Harry C. Drayton. who Is with the
American aviation in France; New
bold Drayton. with the 10Sth Field Ar
tillery, and John w. Drayton, who re-
Gently married Miss Chariot.e Rush'
and is with the trench mortars.
No less than seven service stars are
being displayed by Dr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Meade Smith of Gwynedd valley.
Their eldest son. Francis Buyney
Smith, is a captain in the 306th Cav
airy. now stationed at Fort C,ark.
Tex: their second son, Lieut.. Godfrey
Dutilt Smith, is with the 18th IN
fantry, now in France, while Robert
Meade Smith. jr., is an assistant pay
master in the Navy, now on his way
over to France. Another son. Philip
F. Smith, is lieutenant in the re-
serve depot at Camp Meade. while Mrs
Smiths son and DR.. Smiths stepson
Rudolph Stuart Liebig, is a petty Of
ficer in the Naval Reserve. now on sea
duty. DR.. and Mrs. Smiths two sons
in-law are also in the government
service. hOIanu LED, WIZ mar ico
Miss Marion Liebig. is in the Home
Guards, while DIR. Robert G. Torrey
whose wife was Miss Florence d
Smith, is in the Medical Reserve De
partment.
Have you heard of that fascinating
little club known as the Los Angeles
Garden Club? Its
A Trio of Dream members nearly
all own wonder
UarQeHS. full gardens and
each week they visit other famous
beautiful places. Mrs. Walter 5. Kay
| is the president. Mrs. r. Wernigk the
secretary, and Mrs. A. G. Metcalf the
corresponding secretary. Last week
they all went out to- the Crow ranch
at Glendora, says the Los An
peles Times, which has canyons anc
mountains on the premises. and ther
| went on to Judge Silent's wonderfu
show place, where he proudly exhibit
ing vine with thousand COLDER
blossoms. as big as saucers. ano M
turned on all the fountain sprays iol
! their delectation. One week was de-
voted to Sierra Madre. where they
spent joyous time at the HarI; & Ilapl
ham really has three adorable dream
gardens-one Italian. one japanese
and one English In Los Angeles 1t.
| self they have wandered through
| beautiful places-the Winter ano
Lindsey gardens on West Adams
street and the lovely Danziger place
at Beverly. This attractive cur
makes gardens a serious study. and
thew form most enchanting coterte
Of garden lovers.
Everybody, so to speak. goes te
market in Washington. Mrs. Wilson
up to the time
her engage
Go to Market. ment to tn.
| President of the United States made
the round Of butcher, baker and dairy
man three times week, just like 9TH
er good housekeepers, SO 1t is no sur
prise to meet cabinet hostesses, ladies
of the judiciary and congressional cir
cles and the purely resident hostesses
of the smart and near smart sets. ex.
changing polite and pleasant gossip
between purchases. but usually with
one eve toward the stall to see that
the proprietor there includes "the
trimmings" with the chops. says the
San Francisco Chronicle.
Mrs. Lansing does her marketing In
severely plain serge coat suit with