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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-30

por un juramento y por las infamias
cometidas en- seryicio slyo.
Ccmprendia Gcntran que tales la
EOS eran Gifici!es dc romper y que sus
malvados compane!os podian en- IN
momento dado, ordenarle que empu-
0ara L. espada ' cometiese IN nuevo
asesinato, pues no otro nomhre me-
rece el hecho de matar a un hombre
en- desafio con ventaja.
Ell sentido moral, dormido hasta
entonces en- Ell marques, Sc habia des-
pertado de un modo brusco. Gontran
sentia repugnancia hacia su pasado,
hacienda ell ~prop6sito de seguir los
mobiles impulses de su alma y robe
larse contra Ell destino que, por amor
a una mujer, lie habia esclavizado.
convirtiendole en- vii Instruments del
fatidico coronel Leon, jefe de los
Compaheros de la Espada.
Otras el ioven marques in
cl;naba Ia cabeza o abatimiento Y
recordando 81 pasado Sc recriminaba
de haber fijado sus miradas en- Ia
angelical Juana.
Cuando este orden de ideas le a.
saltaba, era seguido de una febril eX-
citaci6n que lie hacia exclamar:
-iJamast ;Jamas me casare con
mi primal, Juana no puede ser Ia es-
posa de IN asesino. Partire de sstos
lugares Y nunca volvere a v~erla...
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LXXXVII.

Hoy, despues de cenar, e! padre oe
Juana. pretextanto una causa tutli'
ha hecho ~retirar a 81 hija. Una vez
solos hemos tenido ell siguiente dia-
logo:
Que edad tienes, Gontran?
-Treinta y dos amos.
Has derrochado por complete
u pat-:monio?
En- mas de dos terceras parties.
-veo, querido sobrino, que eres
un calavera; a pesar de este, tie ten
90 en- buen concepto y creo que eres
IN e~xcelente muchaelo.
Nj ito continue:
-Vamos a e 6Has pensado al
y1n. vez en- ~easarte?
BaI5ucee algunas palabras sin sa-
Der one ~contestar, pues adivine ei
prop6.ito de mi ito. Este Sc sonrio
81 yer mi turbaci6n Y anadio:
Ell final obligado de TODD hombre
iuicioso. es ell matrimonio. Tu tie, el
baron de Lacy, Re iegard a 81 nruerre
una fortuna representada por setenta
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FCLLETiN Mum. %
FL .A-lo DE SANGRE.

"a ,ener aijos cue cont;r-asen 81 aom-
bre.
Las u::imas palabras de 81 tio HI
cjeroa nace- en- e! ideas cOmp!eta-
mente nuevas.
Aouella noche sOh6 el marques con
II drlce companera y con las inefa-
bles de,:c:as del hogar, place-es hasta
entonces no p~resentidos MERGED a
amor m-ercenario del que hasta enton-
ces habia gozado.
Tres dias conservatives pasaron to
sobr:no entregados q sus atlcioneS
cineeeticas; Ell cuarto. el baron tuIo
IN ataque de gotta que le obhgo a
guardian cana. Llam6 a Gontran Z 81
lado y lie dijo:
Como ahora tie aburririas cazan-
do solo, voy a darte IN consejo y
este es. L vayas a visitar q un pa
rieate que tenco en- Vibray; eS primo
hermano MIC ' por tanto, tambien es
ito t1yo. segdn Ia costumbre de nues-
t-o pals. Fraidefoud, nj primo, es
mas jovan cue 70 Y no padece gotta,
= podras pasar ocho dias en- 81 COM
3aRia. cazando a~legren-e1te-
-Pero. to, 5por que queries CUE
me aleje de vuestro lado?
q. -Porque "a genie jovea &Sfruta
poco al lado de IN gotoso, asi IS que,
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nil lihras de renta; por tanto, pre-
elsa que IA muier que elias per r.-
rosa aporte UNI. dote cuantiosa. 8 La
isualdad de fortunes Y caracteres es
una garaptia para Ia paz y feIicidad
de- matrimonio,
TIE hablo asi, Gontran ,porque tenxo
mis- proyectos respecto a Il y a Jua-
ma; mi hija tie anna, y puesto que IL
correspondes a su amor. quiero ha-
ceros dichosos. ST 20 me hubiesc
engahado Y 10 que 20 REQ que 6
amor fuera solo en- ii IN afecto g.
mistoso, retirate y asi evitaremos que
esa candida nina Sc forte ilusiones
a1e nunca habia de yer rea'izadas.
Esta noche reflexiona sobre Ell parti-
GUAR y va me diras tn decision.
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Juana, uuyo coraZon hasta enton-
ces ningun hombre habia logrado in
teresar, experiments una sensation
extrana al yer a su primo. Confirm
era e tipo que en- sus suenos DE viz
gen habia visto.
Ell marques tenia treinta Y dos
amos y conservaba la belleza varoni!
que va 10 caracterizaba a los veinti-
cinco: su azaros vida no habia de-
iado en- su rostro mas hueila que n
ligera palidez y mi vaga melancolia
en- su mirada.
Un mes llevaba en- el castillo Con-
tran, Y en- este tempo ell amor habia
hecho progresses en- ell coraz6n de am
hos ~j6venes.
Dias enteros los pasaban cazando Y
otros paseando por las frondosidades
del extenso parque, e~ntregados a esa
conversation intima e ingenua de los
e~namorados que, a pesar de estarlo,
aun no Sc han revelado su mutuo a.
fecto.
La idea iniciada por ell baron de
Lacy, en- ell amino de 81 sobrino temo
cuerpo, Y Gontran Sc hallaba decidi-
do a declararse 4 Juana, pues COM
prendia que esta era "a mas indieada
para 81 esposa; pero enmedio de es-
tos suencs de ventura, venia a tortu-
ar 81 espiritu ell recuerdo de Ia terri
BILE association de los Compaheros de
Ia E,pada, a Ia que SO ballads ligedo
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LXXXVIII.

Toda Ia noche la he pasado luchaa-
DO con los terribles recuerdos del pa
sado y con las felicidades que me es-
peran al lado de Juana. Resuelto a
abo-dar Ia question y poner termino
. mis- continues vacilaciones, he ha-
,blado con e. padre de mi prima y le
he dicho:
10 que siento por vuestra hija,
no es un afecto de amistad, es I'M
amor puro y caste; y mi tiniea snhe.o
es tue me sdnitais por hIo, otor-
sandome Ia mano de Juana.
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prepare TODD 10 necesario para el via
lie Y We a visitar 4 mi primo. Sc ira
IA de pocos dias; luego ~vo!veras a nj
lado.
Gont-an crey6 que jebia obedecer
Z 81 ito y Sc puso Ell Marcia para
yibray.
FL vieio ladino al mandar a 81 So
brine al castillo del senior de Frei5e-
foud, solo obedecia q un secreto
plan que tuvo buen cui6ado Gc ocui-
car.
e. marq1&s fue recibido cordial
mente por el dueno del castillo, quien
u~resent6 q 81 hija Juana. Gontran
uuedo maravillado de Ia belleza de 50
prima. Y hubo de cOnfesar cue jamas
muier aIguna lie parecio tan hermosa.
Veinte amos antes, el difunto mar
qu6s de Lacy padre de Gontran Y ell
senior de Fraidefoud, habian tenido
ligeras d~iferencias, q causa de una
herencia que habian de ~repartirse.
Debido q este, sus relaciones cesa-
ron por complete Y esta era IA raz6a
del por que Gontran no conocia a
Juana nj 4 ST. padre.
Cuando Gontran lego q Vibray
tenia Ell pensaniento dc estar ocho
Gias Y voIver Iuego Z Bretana, pero
Ia belleza Y trato de II prima Jua2a
le cautivaban IN tai forma, cue pasa-
ron ounce dias sin cue Sc acordase
del pobre gotoso.
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CHANTECLER.

r. ccupar III ocs nccturrcs, asafando ranseuntes y raHcksrias y pobEa-
dos. de dcnde sacaba rico botin
Despues de este :s empenara don venusiano n segu:r revstieudo
de autcridad Il Is facinerosos de Ia repolucion contra les critics de n
gustia. las prc1estas v las rnanifestacDnes de indignation de los pueblos?
Nc le accnseja su corcencia L ncesidad de acabar De una c pr o.
ds On ~ playa social? :Quiere seguir dandu el eslectacuo de aauena
vieia repubiquta - Andorra, I Ia vista de a cual hula Ell vIajero despa-
verde artcs cue alcjarse dentro DE- us muro Y donde es fama que, e I pa
sad.s tiempoS,. las mismas autor;dadeS parucipaban De Ia dehncuenda?
Den YenuStarc nc tEnc va cNcusa para mSstrarse indecEso: ccnrenza-
e de que los hcmb-es que k accompaniment a la rercuciGn Ec sEyen para
manufactures.
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En- la capita! de tiida!go
habita IN senior Contreras
u tiene una buena casa
' una GAIA bien repleta
de billateS de los buenos
y reiuc:enteS moAedas.
Perc IN Ia prop;a ciuGad
rlacidameR;c veietan
como dos nil individuos
con rifle ' con ~charreteras,
Quienes. por Ia Negra crisis
en- que el "gob!eC:o''se encuentra,
Sc italian. POGO mas g menrs,
cUai c0:nicoS en- cuareSna.
Fues \ prop6sito De este.
genteS informadas cuentan
que ha POGO. en- el Gonaiciiio
del dichc senior Ccntre-as
fue a presenta-se 4 deshoras
de Ia noche. una ve!A;ena
de soldadcs 'uAas Es;as'
con IN "jefe' q "a cabeza,
reclamando Il grandes VOICES
que les abriesen Ia pue-ta.
Fl dueno de aquella casa
VIC al traves de las vidrieras
cinrurones cor eSpa3aS
' cananaS bien repletas,
Y dijo: paso a! "gobierpo',
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(Pasa 4 n Ga. Pag. Col. 5a.)

Y fue Y les abri0 "a puerta.
Y aQuellos Representatives.
del senior de Cuatro Cienegas.
asi dijeronle al dueno
de aquella RIGA v~ivlenda:
"Procedemos Il IN cateo,
de orde2 superior V eEpresa,
V quay de listed 81 Sc opone:"
-Muy bien. contest6 Conr-eras.
y los dignos "militares
de las cananas r~epietas.
dicho Sc esta que "~catearoN"
todo aquello. Il su maner2:
limpiaron Ia GAIA fuerte
de cuanto haliaron e. ella;
Sc rcbaron los cachillos.
les rlanteles, las mace;as,
los trastes de Ia cCcina,
los "triQuis' de IL despenSa,
seis pareS de calcetincs
Y hasta dos escupideras.
Sc retiraron en- triumfo,
cumplida Ia "diiigencia',
V cuando ante 81 "Jefe dc Armas"
Sc Quejo el senior Contreras,
este militar insigne
contest0 de esta mauera:
listed calumnia a! Ejercito;
vayase de mi p~resencia,
81 TO. 10 meto a Ia carcel
para que va no me muela"....
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Pasaron los dias Y Gontran no par
ito.
Amaba 4 Juana y no tuvo valor pa
"a realizar 81 ~prop6sito.
En- estas condolences de amino es-
cribio las primeras paginas de su dia-
rio, al que agreg6 Ia ~impresiones que
en- ell siguiente capitulo vera ell lector.
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Tiene razGn el co.ega:
tiene raz6n por arrobas,
"a que. para que el "ejerrito'
cue defiende e en- tai forma'
tuviera sobre sus timbres
Ia mancha de Ia deshonra,
por mas que 10 nieguen. fueran
indispenSab!es dos cosas:
que efectivamente fueran
EJERCITO tales hordas.
Y en- seguida. que tuv!esen
nociones de 10 que es honra...
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TlR0S Al BLANCO
PUNTOS SOBRE LAS les.

Dice On diario carranclsta
comentando en- mala forma
los atentados que suelen
cometer a todas horas
los muy dignisimos jefes
del "~ejercito", que eS cosa
de que va e Executive
Sc fife en- question tan honda,
puesto que, segun Sc Ia risto,
no pasan veinticuatro horas
sin que Sc tengan notlcias
de alguna perrada gorda
Nevada q cabo por "jefes"
de las fuer2as "redentoras''.
Y anade: ".varios colegas
hacen mas grande Ia cosa,
le dan valor que no tiene,
le ponen tintas cue asombran;
vamos. hagen que Sc piensen
los que miriam tales "notaS'
Y aprecian los concentrates
Que sobre el case Sc bordan,
que porque los generates"
aSaltan a una persona
Y de cuanto lleva enc!ma
"bravamente' Ia despojan,
Ia mancha de csc delItoi
al e~j9rcitc deshoAra.
NADIA mas exajerado;
no. senores. no hay tai coSa:
= cueStas con U pecadoS
canine cada persona;
pues IN case de los muchos
de que Ia prensa da nota,
sea de robo, a~sesinato
@ cualquiera de esas cosas,
no pcrque 10 haga IN sOldado
al ]ejarcito deshcnra'.
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"Decididamente parto manana; a.
b~andonar6 Vibray y volvere a Bre-
tana: ali vivir& triste e ignorado.
Middleton sobre los homores!
Yo era bueno Y sus vi!es pasiones
corrompieron mi alma.
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(Pasa a la Sa. Pag. Col. lay
The Washington times., 1918-05-22

Announcement has been made in
Hagerstown. Nd, OF the wedding Of
Miss Margaret Dunscombe de Ronge,
of ST. James, Nd. well known in
Washington and Baltimore society.
and Lieut. Thomas Wslcott Little, of
Hartford. Conn. The wedding will
take place on June Is In ST. James
Chapel. Litutenant Little is an Of
ficer II a machine gun corps, and he
expects ID be sent to France soon
The card party which was to have
been given this evening at FaIkstone
Courts by the Dixie Chapter. U. d. C.,
has been postponed until Wednesday
evening. May 20. Mrs. A E. Taber
will be hostess.
Mrs. Fred a. Britten will leave
washington today 70 motor. with
friends to Atlantio.zCity
She will later sgo- to New York,
where she will be Joined at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel by Congressman Brit
ten, who will make a short trip to
Chicago this week.
They will return to Washington
about the 1st Of June.
The Washington times., 1918-05-22
suRrnriuts to EntertaIa.

The National American Woman
Suffrage Association is to entertain
in honor Of Mrs. James n. Thomson.
daughter Of Speaker and Mrs. Champ
clark on Friday afternoon, from 4:3O
to o'clock.
Mrs. A. A. Jones, OF New Mexico,
win be the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Champ Clark. Miss Agnes Hart VIII
son, and Mrs. Louis Brownlow. In
the dining room will be Mrs. Ralph
.GallinRer, OF New Hampshire; Mrs.
Mary Sehluter, OF Texas; Mrs. Will
lam Alden Smith, OF Michigan; Mrs.
william Z. Borah, of Idaho; Mrs.
Joseph z. Ransdell. Of Louisiana;
Mrs. Park Trammell. OF Florida; Mrs.
Isaac r. Sherwood, OF ohios Mrs. fJo-
seph ]. Russell. OF Missouri, and Mrs.
Edward Keating, OF Colorado.
The Washington times., 1918-05-22

TfH .#rHfanHs uHH innnire1 ~
fHH fa.I tHaI aHrh ruHfrfruraa had a.
rraff ffrn hfIH hffutrn NffmanT
aHH THHIHnf. frHnrr aud iialf. the
iafirf rnnfrfrnrt bolnG uniy recently
ramrirtrd
al thr rHnfrrenrr representative or
fha United states vii taks 40 alleEa
tinna of miHtreatmtnt % American
nfinuuFra.
The Washington times., 1918-05-22

Guests Of SaItOnstfnA
Admiral Grant, naval attache OF
the British embassy, and Lady Grant
are the guests in whose honor Mr..
The Washington times., 1918-05-22

Mrs. Mcmillan Gibson has returned
to town from a short trip to New
York.
The Washington times., 1918-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Potter,
Mrs. r S. Robbins, and Mrs. J. F.
Hayes. Of washington, are guests al
the Hotel St Charles, Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1918-05-22

iliary of the hospital in giving cheer
to the convalescent soldiers. and
Lieutenant Robbins was one OF them.
On his arrival in this country their
I friendship was kept up by CORE
/ spondence, and a few months ago
Baroness Oppenheim. who is a widow,
guest OF friends.
Last week their engagement was
made known, Lieutenant Robbins
birthplace is Hull, England His par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. James Rob
bins, of Hull.
Baroness Oppenheim Is staying at
lie Marquis Hotel, New York.
At the regular business meeting OF
the Mt Holyoke Alumnae Association,
held Saturday, May Is, the following
/ officers were elected: President, Mrs.
T. Malcolm Price; first vice president,
Mrs. Z. S. Brown; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. J. r. HiIdebrand; recording
secretary, Mrs. AIcFall -Kerbey: cor
responding secretary. Miss Gladys
Pratt, and treasurer, Miss Emily
/ Smith.
DR.. EEan III.
X. DR.. Maurice Francis Egan, who was
to have lectured in the Catholic Uni
versity next Friday on Germany and
the Little Nations" has been obliged
(, tfroVgh III health to postpone his ad-
dres&
Captain and Nine. Boyriven were
hosts at a large dinner last evening
at the Purple Tea House.
Captain and Nine. Boyriven. who
spent part of the winter at the New
Berne apartment, are now at the
Dewey Hotel
Mrs. ]. Hamilton Lewis and Mrs.
/ MONTGOMERY Blair will pour tea dur
| ing the concert hour in the Speedway
in aid OF the Red Cross this after
neon, Mrs. Donald washburn and Miss
/ Carolyn Nash, who are in charge OF
/ this beneht, which is meeting with
general support, will have assisting
| them number OF young
people, including the Misses Tuttle,
Miss Edith Wallach, Miss Mary San
ger, Mrs. Thomas Holcomb, Mrs. How
ard Hume, Miss Adelaid Heath, Mrs.
James Banks and Mrs. Grosvenor
O.NeiL
! Mrs. James F. Barbour, chairman OF
the committee under whose manage
ment the annual game Of baseball for
/ the benefit OF Providence Hospital
was played. reports the profit OF the
game upward OF $1,000. This sum
breaks all records. Mrs Barbour has
had charge of these games for years.
This year she sold sixty-one boxes
;, and seats. in proportion.
Major and Mrs. William Henry Hol-
combe, u. S. A.. are receiving con
gratulations on the birth of a daugh-
combe was formally Miss Dorothy
Gray Brooks. As Major Holcombe is
serving in France, Mrs. Hoicombe will
stay indefinitely with her mother,
Mrs. E. c. Brooks. The latter's older
daughter, Mrs. Johnson, wife of DR..
Lucius Warren johnson, U. S. ", is
also with her mother, as DR.. johnson
is on sea duty. She, too. has a young
daughter, born on May J.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beall, OF Re
lay. Nd, announce the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Jeanette Virginia
BeaIl, to Lieut. Winfield Scott, U. S.
i A., yesterday afternoon in the Church
Of the Incarnation, the Rev. William
/ TayIoe Snyder, rector. officiating.
The brides only attendant was Miss
/ Dorothy Lewis. OF New York and
| Washington. Herbert Splain, L. S. n.
r. acted as best man. The bride, who
was given in marriage by her father,
wore her travelling suit OF blue serge
with mauve. hat and corsage OF Tea
The Washington times., 1918-05-22
- mn REcoRp ~.

The uofIds rivct driving record has
arain been shattered. Rivetter Tom
Moore. Holder sliya. and Heaters
Gauss. and Este. composing a gang At
the Moore ahipbuilding yards AZ Oak
land cal, have driven b.620 rivets en-
nine hours. according 20 a telegram
40 the ahipplnE board today.
The previous record. set last week
By a negro gang. was 4,sT5.
The Washington times., 1918-05-22
GIve Benent panee.

The legal division Of ths Bureau
Of War Risk Insurance will give q
benefit dance for the Treasury am
bulance. fund at the Ebbitt Hotel on
Friday evening. The patrons and
patronesses will include Director and
Mrs. william c. Delaney, Commis-
sioner and Mrs. Charles r. Nesbit,
and Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Mckenzie.
The committee OF the legal 'divis-
ion, who have made ARRANGEMENTS
for this dance, and from whom tick
-ets can be secured, are Miss Mar
garet D. Gleason, ehRirman:f Edward
s. Brashears, Frank J. Dunn, treas
urer: Melville c, Hill, Miss Katherine
Hillman. Miss Ida A. Eslins' and
Miss Elizabeth Reynolds.
The Washington times., 1918-05-22
WARPRISONCAMP
conference WITH
FOEEPROBADLE

GrFmanr wiii annueF fHVorabiy
tta American ruluasi for an open
AM9firan-0aFman canftrEcU a.
Iefns on tha prisoner queaiitn. unless
ne eanfidsnt eEpectation 90 state
tiaraFtmsht officials o. diaappdlhted
The Washington times., 1918-05-22

All Ohio women engaged in war
work are invited to reception 20
be given by the wives Of the Ohio
deieEation in Congress. at Congress
Hall Hotel, May %. from 500 to $50
D. m, to meet the Speaker and Mrs.
Clark,
The Washington times., 1918-05-22

and Mrs. John L. Saltonstall will en-
tertain at dinner tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. SaltOnstall have taken
a cottage at Blue Ridge summit, Pa,
for the summer, and will take pos
session about June 1.
hostess at dinner last evening, en-
tertaining in compliment to former
Senator and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. De-
new. who are in town for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Depew are stopping at
the willard.
Mrs. Ezra Koon and her daughter,
Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr. gave a luncheon
today for Mrs. Hugh Sanford. Of
Knoxville, Tenn, whose husband has
recently come to Washington to do
war work. Mrs. Carl Bailey Hurst,
wife OF the American consul general
at Barcelona, Spain, was among the
guests
Mrs. Koon and Mrs. Carr will leave
washington about June 20 for At.
lantic City to remain several weeks.
Later they will go TO the Berkshires
for a visit, and probably 20 Nahant,
Mass, for the month OF September.
M Carr will join them for as long
time as he can be spared from
his duties as director Of the consular
service.
Mrs. Albert L. Mills win return 70
town on Saturday from Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ca, where she has been with
her daughter. Mrs. Emil P. Laurson
Mrs. Laurson. who has been Ill, Is
now. eonvalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee have gone
to their summer home at Elkins, W
Va. for the summer. They do not
expect to occupy their Washington
residence next season
A series Of festivities in compIi.
ment to Miss Dorothy Margaret Mills
daughter Of Harrington Mills, whose
marriage to Capt. Laurence Alexan
der Slaughter, jr, U. S. A, will take
place on Saturday, will begin today
with the tea Miss Ruth Briggs, one
Of the bridesmaids, will give this aft
ernoon at the Willard, and this even
ing Mrs N E. Burson will entertain
the members OF the bridal party at a
theater party.
Tomorrow Miss Dorothy Bertholf. also
one OF Miss Mills attendants. will give
a, luncheon for her = the Purple Iris Tea
House and tomorrow evening the brides
father will entertain at a dinner dane,
az Dover House in compliment to hi,
daughter and her fance.
Miss Briggs guests this afternoon viii
be Miss Mills, Mrs. H NJ. French, !sistel
Of the hostess Mrs. John M.FIeld. anc
the members Of the bridal party, in.
Guiding the two sisters OF the bride. Mis-:
Florence Mills and Miss Eleanor Mills
Miss Bertholf, Miss Bernice Rigby, Mis-
Marie Louise Cauldwell. Of Philadelphia
and Miss Mary Dickson. Of New York
The out-of-town bridesmaids are visiting
the Misses Mills at the Grafton.
Baroness Reille, who will be -
charge Of the buet supper TO bS
served at the garden fete and ker,
messe to be given at her residence
l343 Harvard street, on Saturday
evening for the beneft OF the Red
Cross. will be assisted by the wive.
Of a number OF prominent American
army officers. Princess Ghikl will
have charge Of the sale Of flowers
also with a corps OF assistants: Nine
de Blanpre. wife OF the naval attachi
OF the French embassy. will have 5
booth for the sale Of cigars and cigar
cites and Nine. Lacombe will have q
table OF fancy articles. Among -hNst
assisting Nine. Lacombe will b" Mrs
Breckenridge Long. Mrs. Edward 7
Carry. Mrs. Clarence Ridley, and Mrs
Arthur Graham Glasgow.
The Washington times., 1918-05-22

The Sisters of the Visitation have
issued invitations to the annual com
mencement exercises OF the George
town Visitation Convent to be held
on Monday evening, June 3, at 10
o'clock at the convent His excel
lency. Most Rev. John BOrzano, d. D.,
the apostolic delegate, will preside.
The graduating class includes the
following: Miss Mary Helene Smith,
OF Minneapolis. Mimi: Miss Teresa
Mary Bickta. Of Wilmington. Del;
Miss Jane Carol Burritt, Of Fairfax,
Va: Miss Margarita Zaldivar, daugh-
ter Of the minister, Of Salvador; Miss
Ruth Adelaide Sheerin, of Indianapo-
lis, Ind: Miss Pauline Wampler
Shaup, OF Xenia. Ohio: Miss Eleanor
Maria Reilly, Of Miami. Fla; Miss
Katherine Louise Shoup, OF Xenia.
Ohio: Miss Mary Weller Mccarthy,
Of washington: Miss Adelaide de
Prendre Lee, OF Washington; Miss
Octavia Magoffin GLASGOW, OF FL Paso.
Tex; Miss Pauline Lula Bundschu. OF
Independence, Miss; Miss Marian
straub, Of ST. Mary's. Pa, and Miss
Henrietta Clagett Hill, +of Upper
Marlborough, Nd.
ROpeTl E. Lee NuaPteEs- w VHH'
L. d. c.. will give its last dance OF
the season at Chevy Chase Lake
tomorrow evening. and II is hoped
that those who are interested in war
relief work will attend.
Information concerning the dance
can be obtained through the chair
man, Mrs. Walter z. Hutton. 1411
Newton street northwest
Mrs. Mcmillan Gibson has returned
to town from a short trip to New
York.