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d'Adhemar went there frequently.
Pauline Lockett now Mrs Frank
Hyatt. and Marion Blake. used to be
two wonderful. marvelously clever
skaters. 1 recall My. that was
sometime ago. wasn't it-fulfy seven
seasons age?
Washington has been interested.
!. too. to hear that Harry Allen-Mat
Gen. Henry T. Allen. excuse me-is
to succeed Lieut. Gen. Henry Hunter
Lggett in command OF the forces
on the Rhine" the new title Of the
army OF occupation. Harry Allen is
another officer whom Washington
like to claim as her own He and
his family have spent many years
here. of and on. and his daughters.
Jeanette and Dasha. now Mrs. Frank
Andrews and Mrs Joseph viner. re-
spectivGly. were two of the most
popular girls IN the younger set in
washington society, and were close
ly allied with the riding set Gen
Allen formerly commanded the
Ninetieth Division, composed of Ma
tional army troops from Texas and
oklahoma, which he took overseas
after having trained the division at
Camp Travis. Gen. Allen was born
IN Kentucky and entered West Point
In 1878 from that State
ROOSEVELT FAMILY
IN LIMELIGHT LATELY.
The Roosevelt family were rather
IN the imelight during the past week
n they have ever been out Of 1t.
First Lieut. Col Theodore Roosevelt
decided to follow in his fathers foot
steps and threw his hat in the ring.
according to an announcement made
by Edward NJ Conlon. chairman of
the Oyster Bay Republican town COM
mittee. Conlon said Roosevelt has
agreed to accept the Republican nomi-
nation for assemblyman from the
Second district OF Nassau County.
According to Conlon. Roosevelt made
his candidacy conditional on not en-
. sagins in a fight at the primaries.
Roosevelt attended a meeting of the
town committee and was said to have
outlined his position
Then Capt Archibald Roosevelt tele-
phoned to his mother, Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt. at Sycamore Hill. Oyster
Bay. Wednesday last, that he was the
father of little daughter. Both Mrs
Roosevelt and the child were reported
as doing nicely at the Sloane Ma
ternity Hospital Before her marriage
Mrs. Roosevelt was Miss Mary LOCK-
wood. of Boston
The Roosevelts have another child,
son, Archibald Roosevelt. jr. who
was born while his father was en-
gaged in the world war in France.
and was not seen by his father until
his return to this country last sum-
mer to recuperate from wounds re-
ceived in action
When I think of Archie Roosevelt /
chuckle to myself at the remembrance
-of delicious article in the May num-
Der of Everybody's Magazine. written
by Capt Roosevelt-which I recon-
mend to every one who may like to
compare actualities with potentialities.
probabilities with theories. So much
depe nds on the point of view. Capt
Archie ROosevelt's article demon
strstes certain incontrovertible facts
tnat is. as far as they appear on the
surface, as he presents them.
First. the young writer is "a chip
Of the old block" and every honest
. American will rejoice in the appear
. ance Of the young fighter. who Is no
more afraid to tell the truth as he sees
it than he is to storm a machine-gun
. rect His article is Just such as his
Courageous father might have writ
ten had he. with his boys, gone to the
front.