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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-09-30
CLEMENCEAU
IS SUSTAINED
ON TEST VOTE
Administration Given Vote
of 262 to 1873 on Motion In
volving League of Nations

Paris. Sept. 3o.-The Cemenceau
government was sustained on a ques-
.tion Of confidence in the chamber, of
deputies today. The premier's de-
mand for postponement of discussion
Of the motion of Deputy Andre Le-
fevre, instructing the government to
seek the adding of a rider to the Yer
sailles treaty for the further disarma-
n.ent Of Germany, was agreed to by u
vote Of 262 t. 1873.
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(Conunued from page ID Il
attorney. that men and boys arrested,
Sunday in connection with the rioting
would be held by police court for the
grand jury. ~.
Governor Samuel r. McKelvie, who
arrived here early today, Issued q
statement, deploring the riot.
"It has been a matter Of everyday
occurrence" the statement continued.
that those who have most to do with
the moulding of public opinion have
constantly engaged in petty bicker-
ings and criticisms Of the local ofh-
cials which could not result in any
but an utter disrespect Of the law, \
E One. Of the most alarming features
Of the situation, the governor said,
were engaged in the destruction Of
property inc the violence that char
acterized the riot"
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WILL BEGIN CAMPAIGN WORK

st. Paul, MINI; Sept. so.-cam-
paign activities Of the republican
state central committee will begin
soon, instead Of three months before
election. ChairmancG Lindquist an
nounced today on his return from q
conference at washington With viii
Hays. chairman Of the republican ma
tfonal COMMITTEES.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Washington. - Secretary Daniels
characterized as "preposterous" pub
lished statements that the landing Of
American sailors 1t Trau, Dalmatia,
September %, was at the order of the
British admiralty.
Salt Lake City.-The Utah senate
in special session passed the amend
ment to the national constitution pro-
viding for n suffrage.
Montgomery, Ala--Two negroes
were taken from county officials near
here n shot to death. Both were
charged with having attacked white
women.
Jersey city.-Mike o'Dowd out
fought Augie Rather in eight rounds.
Observation-Disclosures alone of all
the nations Of the world is "out-
lawed" to American trade under new
regulations issued Monday by the
war trade board.
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Many Witnesses Called.

Washington, Sept. 30.-After chair
mar Gray Of the United States Steel
Corporation testifies tomorrow before
the senate committee investigating
the steel strike, William 2. Foster,
Secretary Of the strike committee, and
Michael s. Tighe, president Of the
,Amalgamated Association of Iron,
Steel and Tin Workers, will appear.
Foster will be heard Thursds. Z
The committee plans to spend Fri
day, Saturday, and Sunday in the
Pittsburgh strike district, If the SEN
t situation on the peace treaty per-
mits members to be absent. Otherwise
they will go to Pittsburgh next week.
While in that district the committee
would hear many witnesses.
Test OF Endurance.
Pittsburgh, Sept. 30.-To all ap-
pearances the steel workers strike has
virtually settled itself down to one Of
endurance. Yesterdays effort by each
side to make a breach in the ranks
of the other having failed to cause a
serious break, the steel companies are
now prepared, according to some of
the officials, to begin a wearing down
process to end the strike.
Strike leaders are on their guard
against this method of attacking and
today expressed confidence that. the
ranks of the strikers would not only
remain solid but would be increased
as the campaign of the army organ
izers in the Pittsburgh district con
tinues.
Without a single exception steel
companies that made public reports
Of operating today. claimed men are
steadily returning to work. Tonnage,
1t was also claimed, is steadily mount
ing. No figures, however, are OBJ
tainable regarding the number Of men
at work or the amount Of tonnage
being produced. Union headquarters
had few early reports today.
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BRITISH OCoUPYs ODESSA. ,ss
Vienifa, sept. s30.--.Troops from the
British rfeet In the Black Sea- have
been landed at Odessa and have ocCu-'
pied the city, according to advtces re-.
ceived in Budapest. ss&s
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Admiral Andrews in Charge.

Rome, Sept. 30.-Admiral Andrews,
who is i'm command of American
naval forces in the Adriatic, has been
instructed to maintain order at
Spalato. where he is stationed on
board the Pittsburgh. -
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Take Jonescu is said to be forming
a new government in Rumania, the
Bratiano government having fallen.
This is believed to foreshadow a
change in the Rumanian policy re-
specting the Hungarian occupation.
and the Austrian treaty is now ex-
pected to be signed by the Rumanian
delegation.
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TT WAS SUGAR.

Paris, Aug. 2S.-(Correspondence
Of the Associated Press)-A truck
driver was unloading a load Of heavy
sacks at a restaurant in one Of the
~boulevards yesterday when one Of
them burst and its contents were
spread over the sidewalk. "A crowd
gathered. One Of the young men wet
his finger and tasted the white pow
der.
Great heavens" he shouted. ut is
sugar"
Then the pillase began. Newspa-
pers. handkerchiefs and women's
handbags served as r~eceptacles for
the precious dainty. In q few min
utes there remained Of that bag OF
sugar nothing but q white spot on the
sidewalk around which consregated
little dogs.
Everyone Is allowed two pounds of
sugar per month In France upon pro-
duction OF his sugar card. The CORE
spondent hat produced his card about
q dozen times since the beginning Of
the month, but he has not yet been
able to obtain his August quota.
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FOUR DOLLARS FOR CoNsCTENm

Madison. Wis. Sept. 30.-"Pleass
fund.-" was the wording Of an un-
signed and undated letter postnarked3
st. Paul, Monday, received by State
Treasurer Johnston today. It was In,
feminine hand writing. Tho amount
was "a.
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OMAHA QUIET;
MORE TROOPS !,
ARE ON DUTY

CONTINUED from page ~
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SENSACIONALES DECLARA-
CLONES DEL. MINISTRO DE
COMERCIO DE FRANCIA

PARIS, mayo 30-El Ministro
de Comercio Mr.. Clementel, en-
una reunion privada que Sc veri-
fec en- la Bolsa, afirrno que esta
completamente SECURE de que Ale
mania no ofrecera ninguna resis-
tencia tan pronto como Sc lie or
dene que firm5 ell Tratado de Paz.
Nuestra enemiga de ayer-agre-
GO Mr.. Cl5mentel-sabe mejor que
nosotros que 81 elude frmar ell
Protocolo, sesenta millones de ale
names quedaran encerrados para
siempre entire la reducida fronte-
ra, y en- peores condolences que
en- una prision, porque sufriran el
espantoso bloqueo del hambre.
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GRANDIoSo TRIUNFo DEL
CURTIS IN C. T."

PLYMOUTH (Inglaterra), ma.
yo 30.-Llego felizmente ell hidro-
plano de la Armada de los Estados
Unidos IN. c. a."
Centenares de buques, entire
ellos muchos de guerra, le aguar,
daban aqui.
El comandante del hidroplano,
Mr.. Albert G. Read, rscibi6 al TO-
car en- terra un mensaje afectuo-
sisimo del monarca ingles.
Con ell arribo a Plymouth Sc
considera rendido el viaie de Ia
navegacion trasatlantica.
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Los soldados que retornan
MANrEL R. sELLES

Ha llegado a Puerto Rico proceden-
te de Francia el joven Manuel h. Sc.
lies, natural de San Lorenzo, sol.
dado del ejercito americana que comba.
ito contra los alemanes EN- distintas ac.
clones decisivas de la gran guerra.
FL joven Selles entro en- el servicio
militar e. de septiembre del afio pa
sado los tres meses salia para Ell
frente dc batalla. fernando parte de
Ia celebre Division n. En- las grandes
operaciones de la Champagne fitd he
cho prisionero por los alcmancs y per
manecio en- un Campamento de Alema.
MIA tres res meses. hasta Ia firma del
arr:is.icio
De los IS mcses que estuvo el Sr.
Selles EN- servicio active. trece los pas6
entire e, ruido ensordecedor de los obu-
ses.
Su valor v heroismo quedaron demos
trados cn distintas ocasiones. En- to
das parties luch6 con valentia. con AFRO.
jo, y para todas las accionss era volun-
tario, como volunsario fue para el ser
vicio.
Al llesar a San Juan sus amigos y
compueblanos le hicieron. IN recihimien.
20 wcofdial y cafincsO Entfe .o e.is
viniercn recibirlc, ngura el distinsui-
do caballero y exce,ente amigo Pan
chito Selles.
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UN TENIENTE AsEsINo sE
DIsPoNE A EMBARcAR

BERLIN, mayo 30. VI teniente
Vogel. del ejercito aleman. asesi.
no de Rosa Luxembourg. Ia eabs.
ella dc los "Espartacos se en-.
cuentra ocultO en- IA LeRaci6n ieu.
tona de La Haya. seg6n ha comu
nicadO al Foreign Office. 81
MinistrO ingles.
FL teniente vOgel espera en- Ho
landa el primer vapOr qus sarps
con rumbo a In Argentina. para
burlar Ia asci5n del Conseio De
guerra que ha ordcnado 81 cap.
tura.
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FIUME EsTA EN- REBEIDTA
CONTRA ITALIA Y SERBIA

PARIS. mayo 30.-La Confe
encia de Ia Paz ha recibido in.
formes dc Plume. que son favora-
bilisimOs para Ia eausa de Jos Ala.
dos.
Los leaders que defender Ias
aspiraciones de Plume informan
que esta ciudad solo aspira : ser
cOmpletamsnte libre, contra los
deseOs de Italia y Serbia. que se
disputaron su anexi6n.
En- Asamblcs magma. Plume ~.
tific6 Ia Independence que Ie fut
concsdida por los Aliados
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franca rebeldia contra el Gobier-
no de Ebert, por las durisimas
condolences en- que fue hecho ell
Tratado de Paz.
Toda la Prussia Oriental mues-
trase firmemente decidida a no
permitir que Posen y Dantzig
sean segregados del ex-Imperio,
por no haber sido conquistados
nunca durante ell curse de la que
IRA.
Ell presidente de la RepIblica
alemana, Federico Ebert, recibi6
aver una communication del dipu-
tado Walter, de Br5slau, que di-
ce:
Tan pronto como Alemania
firme la paz, en- las condolences
en- que ha sido hecho ell tratado,
Silesia, convertida por 81 en- esta-
do independence, declarara la
guerra a Alemania.
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En- la Camara
Continua Ia discussion del
Presupuesto en- Ia Camara
Disparidad entire II Min0ria
y IA Mayoria.

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Fiestas de graduation
EN- LA .EscUELA BALDoRIoTY DE
CASTRO

= Ayers xssieEIebrslFd d|l los sisacicios a.
graduation en- Ii escnela Baldorioty
de Castro" de San Juan Hablaron los
sefiores Miller, Tous Soto, Gomez Brio
so algunos aipmnos recitaron poesias
alusivas al acto.
Damos a continuation una relaci6n
de los alumnos graduados:
GLASS ROLL
Jose Aguayo, Berta Aguilar, Santa
go Albanese, Pedro Almeria, Isabel
Alfonso, Rufino Andino, Angeles Ape
llaniz, Emilia Aranzamendi, Ana Arau-
jo, Carmen Arnaldo, Humberto Arnal-
do, Cecilia Aybar, Manuel Badillo, Pc
dro Bairan, Celia Berros, Salvador Bat
lie, Emilio Belaval, Maria Belpre, Ma
ria Cristina Benitez, Eduvigis Berde-
guez, Carmen Bisot, Juan Calder6n,
Edmundo Carazo, Arturo Carrasco, Ju-
liza Chaliz, Mercedes Cespedes, Ambro-
sia Clemente, Jose Correa, Rosa Correa,
Luz Contreras.
Lucia Diaz, Juana Duprey, vicenta
Echevarria, Francisco Estrada, Luis Fe-
bus, Jose Figueroa, Amparo Fuertes,
Calixto Garcia, Carmen Garcia, Jose
Garcia, Mercedes Garcia, Nestor Gar
cfa, Nicolasa Garcia, Marina Geigel,
Gabriel Guijarro, Francisco Gomez, AL
berto Gonzalez, Carmen Gonzalez, Gui-
llermo Gonzalez, Maximino Gonzalez,
Joaquina Gonzalez, orealis Gonzalez,
Godofredo Guadalupe, Andrea Guasp,
Hortensia Guzman, Julia Guzman, Fran
cisco Gutierrez
Charles Harding, Candida Iberia,
Luis Antonio Iserni, Aida 'Iriarte, Ra-
fael Jimenez, Jose Rafael Julia, Ange-
les Kohl, Manuela Lameiro, Carmen La
nuza, Rosa Leavitt, Joaquin Lopez, Ma
ria Luisa Lopez, Maria Agustina L6-
PEE, Pedro Lopez, Virginia Lopez, Lo-
lin Loubriel
Carlos Manzanal, Isabel Margenat,
Carmen Martinez, Pauline Martinez.
Rafaela Martinez, Rafael Martinez,
Natividad Mirabal, Carlos Miro,
Felicita Montafiez, Petro Moya, Anne
flea Mufioz, Rafael Mufoz, Pedro Noa,
Gustavo Nuhez, Carmen Pura Ortiz,
candida Rosa Martinez, Virginia Mar
Hilda Ortiz, Esteban Pacheco, Jaime
Padr6, Jose Paris, Gsbriela Pascual,
Rafael Pastrana, Maria Luisa Pedreira,
Mercedes Pla, Agustin Plard, Maria
Plard, Carmen PrietO, Cayetano Puig.
Pedro Quinones, Francisco Rahola,
Emilia Reyes, Milly Richardson, Jose
Rios, Jose Rivas, Alicia Rivera, Ro-
bles Julia, Rafael Roques, Jose Roger,
Dolores Rodriguez, Elisa Rodriguez, Ma
-nuel Alemar Rodriguez, Matilde Maria
Roltes, Carmen Rosa, Conception Rosa,
Viola Rosa, Teresa Roses.
Modesto Saldafia, Rafael Sanchez,
Ignacia Santos, Blanca Sepdlveda, Six
to Sierra, Georgina Soriano, Francisco
Soriano, Margarita Soto, Vicente sua-
rez, Antonio Toro, Carmen Torres, vic
tor Manuel del Vale Fernando Var
gas, Julio Vargas, Herminia viader,
Jose Vicente, Fausto villa. Julia vi
lIanueva. y Lucia williams.
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Vocesd sdelacalle
Juncos. % de mayo 1919

Juncos % de mayo 1919.
Sr. Director de lei MUNDo".
San Juan.
Identifcado COZ Ia valiente v justi.
sima campafa del inagisterio puertorri-
queio, por conducta de estas lineas en-
vic mi calurosa Acitaci6n-a los ini-
ciadores de. movihliento, y a la prensa
que decididamentssl ia prestado su
valioso concurso para el triunfo de tan
legitimas aspiracibncs.
FL triunfo cs dc los que luchan v
persisten. 81
Ell sufrimiento y el dolor fortifcan
ell espiritu, y 10 Drepafan para la lucha.
iAde.an,e, saccr aftes del saber, que
formais Ia conciencla y el corazon de
las generaciones del ,presente y del fu-
turo! W
A yncstrO lado.
Simpiicio j. Cordero.
JueZ de Paz
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HUELGA DE PER1oDfcos I'm
LA ARGENTINA

BUENos AIRES. mayo 30
Ia huelga de impresoros ss en-.
tiende por toda Ia Republics.
In Ia capital. solamsnis - pu.
bIican eI Herald peri6dico ~.
dactadO en- inglss: La Uni6n' !.
peri6dico argentine. , Fl ''Dlario
tcontinaa sn b pkgIna 49,
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PANCHO VILLA LAMA UN
RETO AL PRESIDENTE DE LA
REPUBLICA

WASHINGTON, mayo SO.-Los
villistas proclamaron Presidente
provisional al general Angeles y
Ministro de la Guerra a Pancho
Villa.
Este, abriendose una vena, es-
cribi6 con su propia sangre que no
depondria las armas hasta veneer
al general V5nustiano Carranza,
actual presidente de la repdblica.
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Ell LEADER" CATALAN Sc
REvUELvE CONTRA MAURA

BARCELONA, mayo 3o-El
leader regionalista, senior Cam
DO, en- la conferencia verihcada
aver, combati6 violehtamente con-
ira ell Jefe del Gobisrno, don An
tcnio Maura, pOr haberse negado
a conceder la autOnOmia integral
4 Cataluna.
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Ell PARTIDO CONSERvADoR
EsTA SATISFECHo

MADRID, mayo SO.-El parti-
do conservador esta lleno de j6-
bilo por la victoria obtenida por
los candidatos.a quienes Sc inclu-
y6 en- el articulo 20,
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NUEvA ORLEANS, mayo 30.-
Los villistas Sc preparan, hacien-
do aprestos formidables, para alta
car la ciudad de Fresno, una dc
las mas importantes del norte de
la Republica.
Las tropas federales, temiendO
que Pancho Villa ponga sitio a
Fresno con un considerable nn-
nero de fuerzas, han empezado a
desertar.
Los ultimos informes dice1 que
Fresno hara poca resistencia h las
tropas de Pancho Villa.
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Ell REGIMEN ECoNoMICo Y
POLITICO DE LA ORILLA
IZQUIERDA DEL RHIN.

LONDRES, mayo 3O.-El Ma
riscal Foch y Ell general Pershing
han regresado nuevamente a Co.
blvnza, con Ell prop6sito de fijar
las condolences en- que permane-
.ceran los territories alemanes de
la orilla izquierda del Rhin, des-
pues del Protocolo de la Paz.
Ell regimen 5con6mico y poll
tico que ha de regir en- los terrific
rios ocupados, fue convenido aver
lnanimemente por ell Consejo de
las Cuatro Naciones.
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Cablegran1as de ssEZ Mundo .
ODE NUEsTRos CoRREsPoNsALEs EsPEC1ALEs)
POR CABLE INCLES.

translation with the soh
the following cables p 1918
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Mas Cablegran1as
fnR NrrEsrnoa nnRRrspnAraAIra rarrcr.rra,

POR CABLE INcLEs.

True translation fled nay
the following required BY Sec y T. Reg 1919
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LOS ALEMANES DEL ESTE
AMENAZAN CON LA DECLA-
RACIoN DE GUERRA

L0NDRES, mayo 3O.-Casi to-
10 el este de Alemania esta en-
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PANICo EN- FRESNO

Continues deserciones
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somene ntara 'HERNANI" Ora
est
aquilatar
ta municipal apaudr
pedir a | vergeri
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Simpllcio j. Cordero.
Juez de Paz.
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Ell "NC-4" arriba q Inglaterra
PanchO Villa surge Otra vez
Los Aliados estan dispuestos q avanzar
Ell beneficio de la Vergeri

Para ell lunes esta anunciada
la 'sERA D'oNoRE, de la emf
nente soprano Emilia Vergeri, Ia
gentil y elegante creadora de
SANTUZZA. La simpatias de
cue goza en- nuestra ciudad la
benefciada hace augurar un ext
to artistico y econ6mico en- toda
la Inca.
La vergeri ha escogido para
su beneficio la opera HERNIA
Nj" de Verdi.
Antes de embarcar, la artista
ha querido dar una nota simpa-
tica a nuestro pdblico, pues no
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New-York tribune., 1919-11-16

May.
Justice and Mrs Victor J. Dowling.
of IT West Eighty Street, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter. Dorothy, to D. Loughran
DAILY. The wedding will take place
early in the spring.
Mr. and Mrs. George William Tuttle,
Of Dover, N. H., announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Esther
Ruth Tuttle. to Jonathan Sawyer, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis Sawyer,
of Dover and New York
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
Mrs. Mcconnell Gives
Party for Miss Rogers
Luncheon and Matinee Are At
tended by Members of
Junior Cabinet
Special Correspondence

SpectG1 Correspondence
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell gave a lunch
con at the Hotel Astor followed by a
theater party, Wednesday last, for
Miss Hazel May Rogers and members
of the Junior Cabinet of the New York
Mozart Society. Miss Rogers is chair
man Of the cabinet and among the
other members are Miss Ida +. Braun,
Miss Elizabeth K. Coffin, Miss Evelyn
Esta brook. Miss Grace Hession, Miss
Katherine NJ. Holt, Misss Florence NJ.
Hadley, Miss Maude A. NJ. James, Miss
Freda Krollpfeiffer, Miss Vivien II.
Leyett, Miss Mabie 3. Leully, Miss
Florence Mccullough, Miss Georgina
McTernan, Miss Clara McWilliams, Miss
Claire Lillian Pcteler, Miss Gladys
Pray, Miss Marion Story, Miss Bessie
W. Stevens, Miss Marjorie Stevens, Miss
Beatrice sillo, Miss Grace strasburKsr,
Miss Kathryn Scheerer, Miss Helen A.
Sellers, Miss Irene Trumbull, Miss
Josephine Titus, Miss Vera Van
Praagh, Miss Martha Whitefeld and
MISS May Whiteheld.
The chaperones we're Mrs. L. Van
Praagh. Mrs. Frank g. Cochran, Mrs.
Samuel G. Estabrook, Mrs. William M.
Ha-adon, Mrs. T. Bassford Schmalholz,
Mrs. Lincoln S. Rogers, Mrs. Benjamin
Adriance, Mrs. Walter W. Griffith, Mrs,
Owen ?. McWilliams, Mrs. C. F. Gobel,
Mrs. Z. Z. Read, ard Mrs. Thomas ".
Bentley.
The first Of the card parties for the
benefit Of the East Side Clinic for
Women and Children was held Tues
day at the Hotel Astor. under the
craftsmanship Of Mrs. E. Bassford
Schmalholz. About $50 women were
present and the north and east ball
rooms were used. The prizes, mos. Of
them donated By Mrs. Schmalholz,
were unusually attractive. Tho next
card party will be held Dec. 9.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-16
Debutante Dance Is
Given for Elizabeth Motfa.t

Mrs. r. Bulnham Motfatt. of II East
Sixty-siXth Street, gave the first debu-
tante dance OF the season last evening
at her home. 1t was for her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Burnham Moffatt, and
the guests were mostly buds" and
young college men, many of them COM
ing down from New Haven, from the
Yale Princeton football game. There
was general dancing throughout the
evening and seated supper was served
~ Among IN no tie guests were Miss Emily
Hammond, Miss Louise Vanderbilt
SchieFeln, Miss Emily Delafield, Miss
Sophie Duer, Miss Katharine 7. EN-
met, Miss Mary Strange, Miss Freder-
icka Rhinelander, Miss Harriet Pratt,
Miss Nancy Jay, Miss Alice Goddard,
Miss Alice Gawtry, Miss Sheila and
Miss Beatrice Byrne. Miss Polly Dam
rosch, Miss Ellen Cameron. Miss Mar
garet Peabody, Miss Ethel Potter. Miss
Ruth Marden, Miss Margaret Paris,
Miss Katherine Post. Miss Eleanor
King, Miss Julia Bartlett, Beverly
Duer, Coils Coe, Seth Low, David ].
Ely, Worthington Davis, Higginson
Cabot. Dexter Hawkins. Harold Hender-
son, James Edgar and Frederick King.