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Evening star., 1919-08-24
MRS. WILSON'S GARDEN TEA FRIDAY
MADE A BRIGHT SPOT IN LIVES OF
WOUNDED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
Presence of the Minister to Sweden Revived Entertaining
to Small Extent With Dip plomats. and Informal
Weddings. Luncheon and Dinner Parties
- Filled the Week With Interest

0tHE garden WieH the south ontawn
Friday aaneen for the wednded SOL
- Walter Reed and Naval hospitals the
abasader of Italy TOR
Nelson Sweden the luncheon party which Mr
the Shoreham the
building
hosts and along with Internal we'd
without
much previous mid August week full of interest
MRS WILSON will be her royal than
she the brave fellows unded in through the
the White House mbulnc automobiles and hobbed
unded and condition her. Some
there who could they laughngly
it, they had careessy left theirs there" -;
COCETY folks who the capital because Congress
and host of diplomats still
thing will will happen keeping their social
ground suggestion tending toward
pated influx of royal visitors That the King Belgium
be the first certainty something really
tangible the that Earl
Great Britain to sail for America the middle Of September
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privileges less well known. The ans
bassador is the only person about 4
court who has the right to turn his
back on the sovereign or ruler at the
conclusion Of an audience. And, curf-
ousiy enough, he always exerciees this
right, turning to bow after walking
three PAGES. This. of course. refers
only to state occasions. This worked
rather oddly In Queen yictorja's time.
1Sas' 70 sg aa is e seE ssis sssle e e e
resign > privilege. 80 the amhassadors
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sociability is dead in the capital until
Jack Frost comes again, it is not true.

There is often wonder expressed at
the effort of republics, as well as en-
pires, aspiring to be represented at
the large capitals by Ambassadors in
stead Of by ministers. and this is be-
cause ambassadors haye. curions priyf-
leges, says the New York Herald. Most
people know fhxt f15ex ard thglr
households are immune from Arreat,
|4n sembassy being oonStdered geo.
own country. But there are many
Evening star., 1919-08-24

Senior Dr.. Don Carlos Gibson, Sec
retAry, Of embassy and chmr1e d'af-
faires Of Peru. IL In New Fork to re-
main for Z day or twR and yesterday
saw his bfother-in-lAw and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Reginald Stafford, san for
their home In AreQfita, Peru.
Mr.. and Mfs. Stafford have spent
several weelks 1t thesWaTdman Park
Hotel; as guests of Senior and Senpra
Evening star., 1919-08-24

The Postmaster General has Joined
Mrs. Burleson and Miss Burleson at
Georgian Bay Canada, and will re-
turn with them to Washington this
week.
Evening star., 1919-08-24

the middle of September.
terday for a weeks motor trip
through the Blue Ridge mountains.
The minister of Norway left yester-
day to spend the week end with Nine
Rryh at Monterey. Pa, where they
have . cottage for the summer months.
The minister of venezuela. Senior DR..
Don Santos A. Dominici, who has
been spending several weeks at At
lanticsCity returned to Washington
last eyins.
The minister OF Switzerland, who
has spent some days in Washington,
Joined Nine. Sulzer and their children
yesterday at their summer, home. at
accompanied by Mr.. Oederlin, conn
mercial adviser OF the legation, who
will be their guest for several days.
The Netherlands minister. who
passed the latter part Of the week in
1t the summer legation. Il the Sea-
croft. Manchester .on- -the-Sea, Mass.
Nine Grouitch. wife Of the minis
e ter o. the serbs croats and sloyenes.
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and Ms. ReRinaid Sta1ord san for
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Senors Don Luis Fidel Yanex. secre-
with his family. sailed for France
fns,r ar i've ,ncrfhc go - sc,r ths
turned to Washineton. accomnanied
by Sonora de Yanex and their Family
and are again at the Portland.
sst,
p.,, u.,S..a
jofned Nine. Hubscher and their chill
dren in the Adirondacks some davs
ago. has a;ccomnanied them tn Gin
-cinnati, where they are vist{inr Nine
Hubscher's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Schoepf. -
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The Postmaster General has Joined
Mrs Burleson and Miss Burleson at
Georgian a Bay Canada, and win re-
week.
The Secretary of Arrieu,tur. who
| is on a visit to Mrs. Hcuston and thar
| of September. .-.---.ss
| Cant Josenhus D,r,.,.
States Marine Coz 80 u, cniteo
the guest of his xra ndmothss 1Sen %
Adelaide worth paS,an p,unotner' mrs.
Richmond. Va. to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
| have been freouent quests In W. ashA
| ington.
| Capt. Daniels is now ont ~ ~.
service, after having been with the
marines in France. and will 20 1o
Raleigh, N. c.. from Richmond IN
resume work on his fatherss naner
the News and Observer.
| Mai. and Mrs. w. w Criner .rt
| tanned a large party at dinner snd
dance last evening at the PurnIe Tris
in celebration of the maior's fiftiath
4 Hirfhdav onpfvar~o~v
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Nine. Le Breton Coming.

The ambassador of Argentina. DR..
Tomas A. lie Breton, who is in New
York. will return to Washington this
week. The ambassador will again go
to New York about the middle OF
September to await the arrival OF
Nine. lie; Breton from Europe, she
having remained on in Paris. where
the ambassador was a delegate to the
peace conference.
viscount Ishii. who was ambassador
VI Japan to this country for more than
a year, and who left Washington in
June to return to Toxic, has, accord
ing to news received from Japan,
been appointed ambassador to Lon
Maj. T. Hara, Japanese imperial army,
who was recently appointed assistant
military attache, has assumed his
duties At the embassy here.
The minister of Bolivia and SenoFa
- Calderon, accompanied by Senorita
&lena Calderon. left Washington yes
Evening star., 1919-08-24

Mrs Baker, wife OF the Secretary
Of War, with their children. who, have
been the guests for the past three
weeks OF Mrs. Roessing and Miss
Hanna James FzttArson at their
farm at Bemus Point, on Lake Chau-
tauQua, will return to Washington
August H. s 80
Evening star., 1919-08-24
About Well Known Society Folk.

The market basket brigade of
Washington is one Of the most novel
features Of life at the capital, ana
while tourists once stood for hours
.bout the gates Of the White House
or sat out The day In the galleries OF
heads of the mighty ; or study the
latest fashions in dress In the ofil-
cial set. they need now only go to the
Center market and stand about for a
short time to see them all, from Mrs.
Marshall, wife OF the Vice President,
on down TO the humblest wonsen in
town, trail through the aislss be-
Evening star., 1919-08-24

.-s4nor. Don Luis Fidel Yanes. secre-
,tary Of the semtasAy of Chile. who.
with his fAmily. sailed for France
four or. hye months ago to Join the
Chilean delegation at Paris. has re-
turned to Washington, accompanied
by Sonora de Yanex and their family
and are again at the Portland.
Evening star., 1919-08-24

of the legation Of Switzerland. who
Joined Nine. Hubscher and their chill
dren in the Adirondacks some days
ago. has accompanied them to Gin
cinnati, where they are Visiting Nine.
Hubschers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schoepf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
NATATOR|UM WILL
 BE OPENED FIRST
 TIME WEDNESDAY,
Begin Tomorrow Filling Big
 Pool With 7SO,OOO Gallons : '~f}'eN of Water.

Members of the natatorium com pany will have their first swim in the new pool Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. At that hour, the pool will be opened to the swimmers, according to an announcement made last night by H. l. Holderness, president of the natatorium company. The concrete work on the pool has been completed and excepting the construction of the platform in the center of the tank and the standards indicating the safety zones, the pool is ready for the water
 Beginning at 8 o'clock Monday even ing, the water will be.let into the pool It is estimated that it will require AS hours to fill it, as approximately 7S0,000 gallons of water are required to fill the tank, members of the nata- torium will probably be present to witness the first flow of water into the pool.
 The pool is 100 feet by 200 feet, and will vary in depth from IS inches to 9 feet. The pool producer is construc- ted of reinforced concrete of the high est strength, with expansion joints at every 25 feet There will be a plat form 8 feet by IA feet near the cen- ter as safety zone. and will be equip ped with ladders, and two spring boards 16 feet long, one at each end.
 Stands for Divers.
 On the south promenade, there will be a high diving board IS feet high, with stages of from to IS feet. There will also be two spring boards on. the south promenade. The little wading pool for the children will be 30 feet in diameter, and will be from 12 inches to IS inches deep. The chute the chute will be at another end.
 The fence around the pool has been completed, and the dressing rooms will be completed by Wednesday. In the ladies half of the dressing rooms, there will be 115 dressing rooms, while the mems side will be equipped in a like manner. There will be three showers on each side.
 MT. Holderness stated that if it is the pleasure of the members, danc- ing pavilion will be built. but that it would not be in connection with the dressing rooms and gallery.
 The natatorium will be completed at a cost of S17 800. The pool was under the direction of the J. H. Guest Engi- neering firm. while the concrete work was done by E. c. Cochran. Sellig- man and Edelsvard designed the build ing, which is being constructed by M. M. Royce. The plumbing was done by J. A. Wright, and the Pine City Electric company had charge of the wiring. The pool will be lighter at night by six great flood lights.
 Members who have been told of the opening of the pool Wednesday are elated, and many who have watched the progress of the construction, and have seen the equipment declare it to be the finest and best equipped in the country.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
(COITNTRYMEN-OR RATHER)
 E,.;onds Pine RluffianS. City UWellefS:

The been ended We are now living in the times of pace reconstruction, time when relax the strain At such period people Will LOOK "T amusement have been giving entertainment to be secured during the p; pneian but now that returned the film producing panies are films greater plane o quality than ever enabling Orpheo raise their standards to s higher
 shall quote an old maxim which will this issue of the Phabes
 Make LID class of people intend to cater cater worth always rememnern that wta class of people they satisfied customer the best kind vertisement''
 Now let s adapt the above advice good unert business r social
 The Best and opheo always the respective kind they tried appeal to class the educated of the very highest an have been possible Everything reason that theatres has been done have my mind intelligent class of phoopay Having to this class for all am worth y continual here for the past i've feature photoplay thereby gng you the best that have presented them while they were ne" and given the opportunity to see pores the same day were being Bombay sngapor and Tmbucto
 Following our policy of catering of made extensive the future of the greatest productions films REAL features not program stuff Of course they more, they will be more Cadillac Packard costs mores ethan Ford Some the here Hearts of the World top price of $5o to be presend cnt Lanen with Nazmoa "The Unpadonabe sin A Sous Everywoman and others lhave contracted TOT Picture Corporation whose height of artistry and popular appeal at the September have also secured the con-
 tract for showing productions of the United Artist Corporation Douglas Fairbanks Mary Pickfod Charlie Chap Griffith These films will cost exactly six times wh
 did, This producing made up of the four star alone it will distribute Former se of the Treasury McAdoo is council for this
 step catering toward the best class people for II worth.
 Manager and Orpheo Theatres
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ORPHEO THEATRE.

The Princess Maids company will begin second week at the Orpheo theatre tomorrow, with a black-face farce, "The Forged Will.' In this Jasbo is expected to be at his very best, and based on the opinion of the many that attended the Orpheo last week, as Jasbo has become decided favorite with his patrons.
 Reynolds, and Lewis will sing that beautiful yodline song so dear to the hearts of millions, "Sleep, Baby, Sleep." made famous in the long, long ago by that celebrated Yodler, James K. Emmitt.
 After His Own Heart" opens at the Orpheo tomorrow for two days. starring Hale Har,ilton the boy with the contagious smile.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
BEST THEATRE.

A six-reel story of mystery and TO
 nance, made without the use of a sin
 gle studio setting, will be presented at the Best theatre, Monday and Tues day under the title of "A Midnioht Ro nance" starring Anita Stewart in the second of her super productions made nnder the rana0emnnt of Louis B Mayer, the Boston film magnate.
 Miss Lois Weher. who directed the production of tho stow which was s,lpgested hv Marion Orth gave the nicture raalism in settino far beyond tho possibilities of the most canahle of the geniuses among tho st,'dio painters and carpenters. The action Of the first five reels takes place in a large hotel whore Miss Stewart as Marie, a maid with soft hands and a mastery of four lan~nages as her nracticaI recommendations. is emnlov- ed to make beds and drive vacuum cleaner.
 The story recpired thrne laroe hotel suites, corridor "shots,' lobby settings,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
COL0RED FARMER RIDDLES HOUSE
 OF ANOTHER
Maintains Rifle Barrage on Late Assailant for Eight
 Hours.

Claiming that Frank Hudson, a negro at Moscow, had committed acts of violence connected with frightful- ness on his person, Robert Johnson, another negro, laid down shot gun barrage on the home of Hudson at $ o'clock yesterday morning. and after firing all day, raised the barrage at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. and withdrawing his forces to Pine Bluff, was taken in tow by the league of league of nations embodied in the form of Deputy Sheriff J. L. Me Burnett.
 Hudson is a share cropper, work ing on Johnson's place at Moscow Yesterday morning, Johnson, feeling peeved about something, went over to Hudson's house, about block away, and calling him out to the fence, proceeded to bawl him out in words mostly of adjectives.
 Hudson forgot himself, and think ing he was Jack Dempsey, knocked Johnson down five times. At the end of the fifth time, Johnson was in a condition similar to that of Willard, and everything was seem ingly very good for Hudson until the female of the species appeared on the scene. She was Johnson's moth CT, and she was not unprepared for, in her hands, she graspe dan iron pipe, which she wielded effectively on the skull of the champion. While she was thus engaged Johnson re- vived sufficiently to go into his house and get his Winchester shot gun. At this point, Hudson hustled back. to his domicile and dug in. l Johnson sat with his rifle proper ly pointed, and effectively ranged, and beginning at 8 o'clock, he bombarded Hudson's home. The shots came intermittantly, and while all were effective on Hudson's house only a fragment hit the occupant making slight scratch.
 At 4 o'clock Johnson concluded that his barrage was barren of results, and he caught train to Pine Bluff, only to be gretted by Deputy McBur-
 nett who put him in a perfectly safe place should Hudson decide tc retaliate, that place being the county jail.
 ] Hudson was later arrested by Deputy Sheriff McBurnett. The two are not sharing the same i cell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06

at least one practical" elevator, a grand ball room and huge veranda. To give the proper realism to the ac tion of the principals in these sur roundings, and to make their work wholly convincing, Miss Weber rented the largest hotel in Los Angeles in which to stageT| greater part of the
 To avoid running counter to the rou- tine of the hotel, is was necessary for her to work each day from midnight until morning, when the corridors and lobby were most deserted by the que StS tYN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
Atlanta Manager
 Sues for Hurler

Atlanta, July 5.--Manager Frank of the Atlanta Suthern League club today obtained an injunction in su- preme court ordering the Mobile club not to allow Pitcher Keller to play baseball and not to dispose of his con tract pending a hearing here July 24.
 The papers were served on Manager Coleman during today's game.
 Tn his petition, Frank asserted he allowed Mobile to take Hastv, with a verbal agreement to return him on demand
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BOATLOAD OF BOMBS.

New York, July 5.-The police were notified today that boat filled with supposed bombs was tied to a dock at 140th street and the North river. h. spector Eagan, explosives expert of the fire department and a detail of river pciice took possession of the craft.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
m AUB3ElIR'S FART TO No.
 FART TALK

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 Don't THINK any longer, but ACT NOW. Drop by the show and get your share while you can.
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SWORDS FOR HEROES.

Paris, July 5.-Marshal's Foch Joffre and Petain, vii lbe presented on July 13 with swords of honor b, the city of Paris. Special Aguil cites will also be bestowed upor them after which there will be spectacular fete, winding up with : ballet entitled "Alsace- Lorraine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
BOMB" ONLY WOOD ANCHOR.

New York, July 5.-What the New York police thought was a bomb when they took it from North River today, proved to be block of wood, reinforced with wires. The police believe it had been used as a float ing mark for launch's anchoring place.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
BANK CASHIER KILLS SELF.

Fort Payne. Ala, July 5,-,John G. Bohlino, cashier of the DeKalb county bank here, was found dead in his room today and the authorities stated he had shot himself The bank has been closed some time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
Atlanta Signs Reed.

Atlanta, July 5.-Milton Reed, in- fielder, who formerly played with Mobile, the Philadelphia Nationals and in the International League, has been signed by Atlanta, it was announced today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
WOMEN'S TENNIS TOURNAMENT

St. Louis, July 5.-Miss Louise Hamann of Kansas City and Miss Corinne Gould of St.. Louis today won the womens doubles champion ship of the Central States tennis tournament by defeatinf Miss Etta Roever and Miss Lottia Hagemeyer, local players 7-5 and 6-1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
TRAVELLERS WIN
 FAST 3-2 GAME
 FROM NASHVILLE

Nashville, July 5.-Hengeveld held Nashville to six scattered hits today, and Little Rock defeated the locals in the opening game of the series, 3 to g. Score: HI E Little Rock ---001 020 000-3 7 0 Nashville -----000 101 000-2 6 l Hengeveld and Brottem; Hodge and Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06

If you want to buy something, a Graphic Want Ad will secure it for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06

TEXAS LEAGUE, At Dallas, 2; Shreveport 1. : At Fort Worth 7; Waco, 0. At Houston 12; Galveston 0. At Beaumont II; San Antonio 7.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Milwaukee, 4; Kansas City, 2. At Minneapolis 0;-St. Paul, 4. At Toledo, 6; Indianapolis 2. At Columbus Louisville, game called in second; rain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
ScOreless Tie in Five Innings.

ScOrelesS Tie in Five Innings.
 Atlanta, July 5.-Atlanta and Mobile played five scoreless innings here today, the game being called to alolw the teams to catch trains. Mo- bile was served with an injunction to prevent Pitcher Nasty from playing, Atlanta claiming his services. Score: Mobile ------O0 OO-O 2 0 Atlanta -------.O00 00-0 , 0
 Ellis and Coleman; Sheehan and Higgins.
 Chicks Overcome Three-Run Lead. Memphis, July 5.-Memphis' bat ting rally in the fifth which netted five runs, was enough to overcome a three-run lead. and defeat Chatta- nooga today, 7 to 4, in the opening game of the series. Score: R H B Chattanooga 003 900 100-4 8 2 Memphis -0OO 050 02x-7 9 2 Vines and Neiderkorn; Canavan, Foster and Block
 New Orleans at Birmingham, postponed; wet grounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06
Straw Hats at Half Price

In accordance with usual custom carry any straws to the following offering all the straw hats stock at 50 reduction Many of them Banksks Panamas and Leghor and the opportunity get good top pece should prove aurng many and boys
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-07-06

New Orleans at Birmingha postponed; wet grounds.
The sun., 1919-07-10
VAN RENssELAERs ENTERTAIN
They Give Dinner at Fort wash
inEton for Miss Patton, q.
Special Despatch to Tnr Sc,


PHILApELPHIA, July 9.-Miss Josephine
Patton OF Washington Is the guest for
a week Of Mr. and Mrs. Francis !.
Gowen, Chestnut Hill. Last evening Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,
gave a dinner at Fort Washington for
Miss Patton.
Mrs. Richard Norris and her daughter,
Miss Mary d. Norris. will leave Falls
OF Schuylkill tomorrow for NarraEa',-
sett Pier. to Join her mother. Mrs. Alex
ander p. Robinson. who has opened her
cottage for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Dougal OF
School Lane. Germantown, left to-day
for Magnolia. Mass. where they will
remain for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Fowles and
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Fowies
of Queen Lane Manor with Mrs T. F..
Pechin OF Chestnut Hill, have returned
from a visit to Mount Pocono. ..-'
Capt. John Nevin Pomeroy and Mrs.
Pomeroy OF Germantown have left for
Chambersburg. Pa, where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. \. Nevin Porneroy.
The marriage of Miss Edythe Coleman
Gray, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Del
bert X Gray OF this city. and Murray
Crosman Binford of Portland, Ne. will
take place Saturday next 49,
Miss Beatrice E. Webster left to-day
for Mastic,, l.. l., where She will be the
guest of her cousins, MIR. and Mrs. Will
lam Sheppard Dana OF New York. %