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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-24
Red Cross Luncheon Club

The Red Cross Luncheon Club
met at the Chickasaw Lake Club
yesterday in its first meeting OF sew
eral weeks A o'clock luncheon was
served, covers being laid for the
Misses Ellen Dickson, Elise Pot
teri, Georgia Simpson and Annie
D. Thompson, Mrs. Frank Porter,
Miss Nanettc Simpson of Ft. Worth,
Texas, Mrs. Nelie c. Suggs, Mrs.
Edward Gait and Mrs. Dean Rccder
Of #. Worth. Texas.
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Toint Memorial Services

The Philharmonic Club ard the
Ladies of the Leaf will hold joint
memorial services Wednesday al
ternoon=for Mrs. i. J.. Guilot Mrs,
Harold Wallace and Mrs. Frank
Adams and other members of the
two clubs who died recently. The
services which will be held at the
home Of Mrs. ! r. Pennington, $50
First Avenue, southwest, will begin
promptly 1T 2.50 o'clock.
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For Victory Girls Fund

More than hfty guests attended
the afternoon dance given at the
Knights of Pythias hall yesterday
for the Victory Girls fund for the
United War Work. The dance was
under the direction of Miss Rather
in Gilbert, Miss Lucille Butler and
Miss Ruth Randol. Music was fur
nished by Miss Regina Schwarz and
Miss Orie Madden. The Knights OF
Pythias donated the use OF their
hall. and the entire amount taken
in at the dance was contributed 10
the Victory Girls fund.
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Social and Personal

The Senior class OF Ardmorc high
school and friends were entertained
last night at the home OF Miss Lii
Ian Bishop, teacher OF English, at
their first social gathering of the
year. The hours were spent with
games and music, during which re-
freshments were served.
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Don't Neglect
RHEUMATISM

II you have a swollen knee. finger
Joint or sore muscle, 1t may lead TO
permanent and gripping deformlties
unless promptly and properly treated.
start taking Prescription A-2S5l, a
Physicians Powerful and safe formula
originated "a years ago. Avoid need
less suffering and loss of wages. Take
A-2S5l before you get worse. All drug.
gists have il. Remember the name -
Prescription A.2S5l.
Elmer 4 AMEND
Third Ave, 18th to 18th SITS, New York
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ers' Club in the high school audi
torium when members OF the Senior
class will be hosts to members OF
the club:
Violin solo-Alfred Lubovitz.
Reading-Miss Harrington.
Double quartet-"A Bit of Clothe'
Geneva Brooks, Margaret Redheld,
Pearl Guyton, Naomi Tyer, Hollo-
way Freeman, Morgan Eddleman,
Charles Miner, Dewey Carpenter.
Reading--Prenie Clowdus.
Vocal solo-"Mother o. Mine"
Burlcigh.
Burleigh; Mrs. Charles BeSaw;
piano, Miss Lucille Butler.
Rcading-Miss Marjorie Walcott.
Address Military Training for
Girls Capt. William Hutchinson.
Duet piano, Paloma White and
Lois Weeks.
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the said farm ior the year 1918, A
warrant was issued for the arrest
OF Ford.
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First Ward Mothers Club will
meet at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday after
noon in the club rooms at First
ward school building. The program
will be given by pupils OF the sew
enth grade. This will be the regular
November meeting which was post
poned the early part OF the month on
account of the influenza epidemic.
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Church Societies.


Mrs. l.. ]. Herndon and Mrs. II. L.
Harbour will entertain the Young
Ladies Aid society Of First Chris
tian church at 3 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Har-
bour, $40 A street, northwest.
Circle Number One Of the Ladies'
Aid society OF First Christian
church, will meet with Mrs. r. s.
Irby Tuesday afternoon al go
o'clock.
The Young Ladies Aid society of
First Presbyterian church will meet
at the church at 3 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon.
Division Number Two of the La
dies Aid Society Of Broadway Bap-
list church will meet at 3 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. T. L.
Smith, 325 c street northwest.
The Ladies Aid Society OF First
Presbyterian church will meet at
3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the
church. All members are urged to
be present.
The Young Ladies Aid society OF
First Christian church will meet
at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. d. +. Bryant, 6l9 Second av-
pnue, northwest.
Carter Avenue Missionary Socie
y will meet with Mrs. S. d. Stark,
202 + street, southeast, at 5 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon.
The United offering meeting OF
Nomans Auxiliary of St. Philips
Episcopal church will meet at the
lome of Mrs. c. !, Byrnc at 500
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
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Fraternal Orders

Regular meeting of Pythan sisters
will be held at 7:S0 o'clock Tuesday
night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-24

Ardmore Chapter No. 20 Order
Eastern Star will meetin regular ses-
sion tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-24

The Young Ladies Aid society Of
First Presbyterian church will meet
at the church at 3 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. King have
gone to Sulphur Springs, Texas, to
make their home with Mr.. King
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin +.
King. Mr.. King recently recovered
from SPANISH Influenza and went
to the home OF his parents to recu-
perate. While here they resided at
2lS ID street, northwest. Mr.. King
was attorney for ]. 5. Mullen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-24

c. P. Malone OF Muskogee, a
post office inspector, is in the ,ity.
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Mothers Club Notes.

Mothers' Club Notes.
The following program will be
given tomorrow afternoon at a
meeting of the High School Moth
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-24

James Hannah Of Apache was IN
Ardmore yesterday.
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Carter Avenue Missionary Socie-
ty will meet with Mrs. S. d. Stark
POP f street southeast, at 5 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon.
The sun., 1918-07-05
BRETON WOODS ARRIVALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles u. DitsOu
Open the BouIders at jackson.
Specidl Despalch 10 TEE SUI.

BRETON " GODS. ~. H., July mir
and Mrs. Charles II. Ditson have opened
the BOulders at Jackson, where they
will pass the summer. Mrs. Ditson, who
Is vice-president OF the Secours Duryea
and active in many war charities. will
continue her work during the summer.
Gen. and Mrs. w. ~ p. Darrow ar
rived at the Profile House to-day TO
open cottage IS for the summer.
Col and Mrs r. A. Swigert will come
from their camp at Mooshead Lake to
spend the summer at Sinclair Lodge In
Bethlehem where they will entertain
Stuyvesant Leroy OF Newport and other
guests.
Leonard Tufts and Miss Esther Tufts
OF Pinehurst, who spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Able at Bethlehem
will return to their estate at Ashland
N. H., by automobile after touring tho
principal resorts.
Mrs Harris q. Colt OF New York
will pass the summer at the Mountain
View House in Whitehead
The Maplewood trap shooters had sew
eral new contestants to-day. Perfcc
weather marked the days sport. Th'
large gallery watching the mornini
competition lunched at the hotel. To
morrow the White Mountain champion
ship will be decided.
Mrs. Frederick IL. Thompson OF New
York, who has been the guest Of rela
tives at Bangor arrived at the Craw
| FORD House to-day for the summer.
Fred c. Hanson entertained severa
guests at dinner at the Mount Pleas
| ant House.
| aud Dr. and Mrs. J, Blake White ala
attended the patriotic dinner there
The sun., 1918-07-05
GOLD FOR RED CROSS.
white sulphur springs TOurna-
ment brings In $500.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ". Va.
July 1.-THE colonists celebrated the
Fourth by conducting the second Lii
berty golf tournament given for the
benefit of the American Red Cross. un-
der a sanction by the United States
Golf Association. II was an ideal day
for the sixty contestants, The leading
scores OF the mems and women's di-
visions were J. c. Bell ,scratch), 70
J. Cross, runner up. 50 net Mrs. j. l..
Gavin, 81 net; Mrs. J. t. Bell. SO net.
runner up Among others, the players
were Judge Henry s. Priest, Herman
Ellis, John c. Bell, Jr.. John Ross of
Liverpool, Miss Marion Strobel, Miss
Edith Marshall, and several Beta Theta
ri groups, $500 being raised for the
Red Cross.
Patriotic exercises were held at Ron
covert and many persons motored there
to hear Lieut.. Col America Pho of the
Italian Embassy speak. Mr.. and Mrs
Donaldson Brown and Mr. and Mrs
Hamilton Barksdale were among those
who attended.
In the evening there was a patriotic
meeting held In the foyer of the Green
brier. William 4. Glasgow. Jr.. who /:
general counsel for the United States
Food Administration. and Francis II
Sisson. vice president of the Guaranty
Trust Company. were the speakers, A
| song. ION to Berlin" the words OF which
were written by Samuel NJ. Rice, who II
stopping here, was sung by Blatchforc
| Kavanagh.
Those who arrived from New York to
day were Mr.. and Mrs r. Rcharc
| Denzer and Mr. and Mrs. William Val
Martin, who are here for the summer
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott are her
from Wilmington.
| Mr.. and Mrs f. Everett Gibbs o
| Baltimore are at the Greenbrier.
| Paul Mackall OF New York came I
| ioin Mrs Mackall and party, who ar
| rived by automobile from Bethlen
| Pa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A, Kite and MI
| and Mrs Harold Walker are here fror
| Washington.
| Lieut.. Lewis Hancock, who has bee
| I'm active submarine service for owe
six months, has arrived TO Ne with Mrs
Hancock and the Misses Hancock
DR.. and Mrs c. H. Peete OF Wa
rington, n. c.. A. NJ. Martin OF VIII
ston, Salem. y. c., and w t. Fit7
gerald OF Danville have also registere
here.
! ]. Leonard Replogle OF the War II
dustries Board and Mrs Reploglc a:
rived from New York to-day.
The sun., 1918-07-05
DIED.

BEAVER On wednesday. July 3. 1913
william T. Beaver. In his nfty-seventh
wear
Funeral service will be held at his late
rosidence 424i Broadway usoth
street,. on Friday, July 5. at p. NJ
BOWERs,-on wednesday. July 3, at 1853
West Seventy fourth street. Edna
Maud, daughter OF the late shadraeh
and Charlotte Richards
Funeral private.
CLARKE --Birket Clarke, on July 4, at
his home. COS East Seventh street.
Brooklyn. Funeral service private.
FIsHER-Frank. Services THE FUNE-
RAJ CHURCH" Broadway and ssth
street Drank T.. CampbelrO. Friday
1850 4. NJ. Auspices Actors Fund.
GARRETTsoN.-Franc T. Garrettsoh
husband OF Helen jay Prime. on
Thursday morning. July =. In hii
nin.ty-third year, at the New forh
Hospital.
Funeral private. Interment at Ja'
Cemetery. Rye. N. Y. II 10 earnestly
requested that no flowers be sent.
LEvKowITZ-Rev.L Leopold, on July 3
VI his sixty third year.
Funeral services at his late residence
100 Riverside Drive. Friday. July s. q
10 4. NJ. Interment Mount Pieasan
Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers
The sun., 1918-07-05
PARADE AT PITTSFIELD.
Many Lenox COlonists Views Pa
triotic Demonstration.
Special Despatch to THE suS.

'Pe''" DeHputt" ~ lhb GNH'
LEMON. Mass, July 4.--Several thous-
in Pittsfeld to-day, many going from
here. Civic and military organizations
marched. and after the parade there was
flag raising on the common. Sporting
events and a dance at the Mahkeenac
Boating Club rounded out the holiday.
The annual election of the Lenox and
Lake Mahkeenac boating clubs were
held at the Lenox club. Giraud Foster
was elected president of the Lenox Cub.
Frederick s. Delafeld. vice president
and Harris Fahnestock, treasurer At
the meeting Of the Lake Mahkeenac
Club Giraud Foster was elected presi-
dent to succeed the late David Lydig.
and Harris Fahnestock. treasurer. 10
succeed Mr.. Foster
Mrs. Ross w. Whistler was hostess
at luncheon at Hidden House.
Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick gave tea
at the Mansion in Stockbridge for the
Red Cross and other war workers. over
100 persons were present. Tea was
served under the elms on the lawn. As
sisting Mrs. Sedgw!ck in receiving were
Mr. and Mrs. Eilery Sedgwick Of Boston
and the Rev and Mrs. Theodore Sedg-
wick OF New York. Mrs. Oscar lasigi,
Mrs. Daniel Chester French and Mrs
Webster Miller assisted in serving tea
Mrs David r. Dana, Miss Virginia
Cross and the Misses NJ. Symphorosc
and Grace Bristed played In tennis
doubles at the Lenox Club this morning
On the golf links were S. Pari<man
Shaw. Halsey Van Wyck. Alexander
Dumas. Jr.. Albert II. Ives. John W
! Burrows of New York. ]. b. Lord and
G. C. Morton of Boston.
Holiday guests at Hotel Aspinwall in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Butler
| OF London. Mrs. J. Frederick Crumbie
| Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Burrows Mr.
and Mrs Albert H. Ives of New York
| Mr.. and Mrs Edward II. Crsndall o
White Plains
William Ebling Of New York enter
tanned Frank Fenoil and Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Ebling OF New York at the Ho
tel Aspinwall.
! Mrs. Frederick S. Coolidge mad Mis-
May r. Strain Of New York as a CUES
at the Maplewood in Pittsfeld.
| Capt. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Schofield
Miss Elizabeth Farrelly, Mr.. and Mrs
1 3. W. tombstone Mrs william j. Julien
| Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ Chapman OF New
| York were among to-day's visitors here
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Greenleaf, &
| Elton Greenleaf OF Plainfeld. y. j.. wer
| al the Mapiewood In Pittsfeld.
Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom an
| Miss Ellen l.. Billiard were hostesses a
bridge at the LenoX Club this after
noon.
Mrs Thomas j. Preston, Jr.. who ha
been in Stockbridge, went to New Yor
to-day.
Frank Cramer, who was "A guest {
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Spoor in Pitts
field, left for Bar Harbor.
The sun., 1918-07-05
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

william Faversham will present Two
MAYS in New York early next season Tho
nrs, will b. given in conjunction with
Maxine Elliott though neither OF the stars
will appear personally in tn" piece, which
IL called Allegiance 1t Is by Prince and
princess Pierre TroubetHkoy. strong
cast has been engaged.
The other FRvershHm play viii have the
star himself in the leading roe. II Wi
he new version OF Marx Twain's The
Prince and the Pauper,' with Amrli"
Rives princess TroubctzkOyl making the
stage version from the book
Edgar Lee Masters, author OF spoon
| River Anthology" will 'ntertstn party
at the shubcrt tonight to see Getting
| Together
! Funeral services for Rabbi Leopold lev
| kowItz father OF Eugene and Willic How
ard stars in the new Winter Garden pro.
| auction. VIII be held TINS morning from
| the home 100 Riverside Drive"
| Theresa Maxwell Conov"r has Joined this
| cast of "Oh, Lady. Lady Al the Casino
! taking the place OF Margaret Dale.
| Rock and white are now under the man
agcment Of Elliott, Comstuek & Gest, VIII
| viii star them next fall IN new musiCR
| production now being written by the Boil
! ION. W odehouse- Kern combination.
| crystal and Julie Herno VIII co-siar n
vaudeville under the direction Of l.. \
We'll In new one act play, HIS God
mother" written by Harriet Ford an
| Francis sullivan.
The sun., 1918-07-05
IN PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. schusslcr,
Jr., Return From Bridal Trip.

Special Despatch TO THE Sun.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4.-Mrs. John X.
Mcdowell and daughter, Miss Katharine
Mcdowell will leave the middle Of July
for Atlantic City. where they will pass
the remainder Of the summer.
Miss Rachel Troost of Germantown
will leave next week to visit her cousin.
Miss Elda Beery, in Allentown.
MIR. and Mrs. Francis +. Walsh of
West Philadelphia will leave soon for a
trip through Canada.
Mrs. Charles Rehfuss and daughter,
Miss Leonette Rehfuss, have returned
from Wilkesbarre They will leave this
week for Frenchtown, n. j.. where they
will pass the remainder of the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Schussler,
Jr. have returned from their Honeymoon
at Asbury Park and are at their new
home. sos South Forty-fourth street
where they will receive after October l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Davis Pr!zer
whose marriage took place on June 20
are at Spring Lake.
Miss Lorraine Sherwood Stahl will
leave Sunday for long stay at Sea
Gate, y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Vanard Deford OF
Washington are receiving congratula'
tons on the arrival Of q daughter Tues
day. The child is to be named Dorothea
Prior to her marriage a year ago Mrs
Deford was Miss Dorothea O. Oettinger
Mr.. Deford Is the son OF DR.. NJ. DeforC
and Mrs. Deford of this city.
The sun., 1918-07-05
BEECKMANS HOSTS
TO ARMY AND NAVY
Governor Of Rhode Island and
Wife Give Dinner at
Newport.
PARTY FOR CHILDREN
Clambake and Fishing Clubs
Entertain on the
Holiday.
Special Despatch to The SrS.


NEWPORT, r. l., July Gov. and
Mrs. Beeckman gave a dinner at Lands
End tonight In honor OF the army and
navy. 1t was the principal social event
in the summer colony, and the function
followed the custom OF Gov. Beeckman
in giving such dinner for several years
The dining room was decorated with
American flags and the band from the
Naval Training Station played during
the dinner.
Mrs @. Maurice Congdon OF Provi-
dence entertained children at her sum-
mer home this afternoon. There were
several naval officers present at the In
formal tea given by Miss Barbara Nor
man, and among the others entertaining
were Mrs Stuart Duncan. Mrs. j. Stew
art Barney. Mrs. John Clinton Gray.
Mrs. Clarence w. Dolsn and Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt.
There was a luncheon at the Goose
berry Island Fishing Club this after
noon, the first of the season, and the
Newport Clambake Club gave bake.
Several army and navy officers were
guests
Capt. and Mrs. Perry Belmont went to
New Bedford.
A company OF apprentice seamen from
the Navy Training Station were enter
tanned this afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. NJ Van Beuren at their Middletowr
farm.
Francis A. Shea of Boston was Wis
itor here to-day.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
Roderick Terry, Jr., Alfonso de Navarro
Thomas w. Potter of New York. Ens!gr
| Fl. l.. Butler and Mrs. +. Lothrop Ames
The prize list for the Newport Horse
| Show late in August has been issued b,
| the executive committee. Henry +. Ell
! bridge. Prescott Lawrence and Re gtnalt
! c. Vanderbilt
The sun., 1918-07-05
GYMKHANA AT GREENWICH.
Red Grows Receives Fees for Events
Held by Riding Club.
SpscidI Despdfch 10 TEE SrN


GREENWICH, Conn, July 4. - The
Greenwich Riding Association held a
gymkhana at. the racetrack of William
G. and J.. A. Rockefeller here this after
noon. which was largely attended by
local society folks and members of the
summer colony. No admission fee was
charged. but all entry fees went to the
Greenwich Chapter of the Red Cross.
The judges were Guy Ward OF White
Plains. J. Campbell Thompson OF Mann
aroneck and II. J. Fisher OF Greenwich.
Miss Marie ]. Leary was secretary and
treasurer of the gymkhana. and the
Madison. Miss Ruth Mills. Mrs. w. A.
Finn, Mrs. W. H. Madison. Mrs. Louis
Mertz. Mrs Richard V. Poll and Mrs, II.
n. whittlesey. The summary:
Potato Race-Miss Marie Leary, first
Guy Carlton. second.
Ciretna Green for Couples-Mrs. w
V Pel and Allan Wood, first: Miss Ivy
Madison and Christopher Greer. sec
ond.
Ring and Balloon Race-Miss Marie
Leary, first: Miss Ivy Madison, sec
ond
Exchange Race for Couples-Chris
TOPPER Greer and Miss Ivy Madison
first; Guy Carlton and Miss Barber
second
Candy Bobblng-Miss Polly Lincoln
first Miss NJ. Currie, second.
Gymkhana Costume Race for Men
| Allan Wood, first; Edgar Clausen, sec
ond.
| Childrens Riding Competition q:
years and under) --Virginia Storm. first
Mary French. second; Edith Wills
third Helen Wills. fourth.
| Tennis Balls and Plate Race 70
Couples--Guy Carlton and Miss Barber
| first.
Bending Race-Edgar Clsusen. nrst
Miss Marie Leary, second.
Open Jumping over Fences-Blu
Bell. owned 10y w. H. Madison an
ridden by Ivy Madison. first; Christ
mas Morning owned and ridden b
Miss NJ l.. Lowndes, second Neptun'
owned by w. Fl. Madison and riddle
by Ivy Madison. third.
Pair Jumping over Fences tabou
four fee)-H. Fishers horse and Gu
pepper. owned by Louis Mertz and rid
den by Guy Carlton. first; Blue Bel
owned by W. II. Madison and riddle
by Col. Knapp. and Nettle Down. owne
by J. Campbell Thompson. second
Jack o. Lantern. owned by Mr., Madd
son and Tam o Shanta. owned by
Campbell Thompson. third.
The sun., 1918-07-05
KENLY TO BE AIR FETE GUEST.
Vaudeville. Aviation and Military
Combats at Oyster Bay Tomorrow

Word was received yesterday by the
National Aeronautic Committee in charge
Of to-morrow's aviation fete to be cid
on the Mortimer l.. Schiff estate at Oys-
ter Bay that Brig Gen. w. l.. Kenly
chief Of the Division OF Military Aero
nautics. L. S. A, head of the aviation
training camps and of the military part
Of the aviation programme. is to be the
guest OF honor.
George NJ Col an has written new
war song. which will be sung for the
first time by George MacFarlane. Other
prominent artists who are to take part
| In the vaudeville, which is to be a fea-
ture between the aviation and military
events as announcey by Sam Fl. Harris.
are to include Irving Berlin. Donald
Brian, Jane and Katherine Lee, Nat
| Leipzig of the "Follies.' tie Dooleys.
from "Biff Bang: Dorothy Jardon and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kuryle in Russian
dances.
| The striking features, aside from the
vaudeville and the dancing. will be tho
| participation OF twenty fighting planes
in battle forma tons, combats with the
bayonet and Benny Leonard in boxing
exhi tons,
The sun., 1918-07-05
Memorial for Madison Nurse.

Madison, y. j.. dedicated a bronze
memorial tablet Yesterday to the mem
DRY of Miss Annabel s. Roberts, daush
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Louis II. Roberts. AZ
part OF the Independence Day cere-
monies parade preceded the dedica
ton Miss Roberts was one OF the first
nurses In the service OF the country IA
give her He for the soldiers. She died
January II at Etretat. France. from
poison contracted through an operation
at the base hospital of the Presbyterian
Hospital unit She WAS a graduate OF
the Kent Place School at summit, y. j.,
and of Vassar. where she was a member
OF the class OF 1913.
The sun., 1918-07-05
MRS. WILSON AT MT. VERNON.
Margaret Wilson sings nj Exer-
cises at soldiers Home.

Special Despdtch 10 THE SITS.
WAsHfNGToN, July Miss Margaret
Wilson showed Ter unselishnoss in
to-day's patriotic pageant. She was
asked by the committee to assume the
leading role in Democracy Triumphant
She declined, and gave as her excuse
that she thought the whole Idea would
be more democratic IL the Presidents
daughter was one OF the lesser figures
instead of the leading. Therefore, with
their permission, she would go into the
chorus and be one OF the singers of the
patriotic songs. She sang to-day as
soloist with the French Military Band
at it's concert at the soldiers Home.
The Vice-President and Mrs. Marshall
spent the Fourth on a train between
Washington and Petosltey, Mich, where
they will spend several weeks. They
were accompanied by the small boy
whom they have adopted and who Is
known as Morrison Marshall.
Mrs. Lansing accompanied the Secre-
tary OF State to Mount Vernon this after.
noon for the exercises there. The Secre-
tary and Mrs. Lansing expect at the end
of next week to Join Mrs. Lansing
mother at Henderson Harbor.
Mrs. Gordon. wife Of Gen Gordon
entertained at dinner this evening at the
Chevy Chase Club In honor Of Mrs
Irwin. wife OF Gen. Irwin. who Is visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward j. Walsh. Gen. Irwin ant
Gen. Gordon are both in France