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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-18
PozIF1A PRov1NTELoR.

Pima in anul 1914 singur rega-
tul romin, din aeeste provincM e.
"a liber. Basarabia era asuprita
de Rusi; Bucovina de austriaci; !;
Transatlantic, Bahatul 81 celelal.e
de Unguri; unghiul de la Dunare
81 Timoc a stat sub inriurirea
Sirbilor; pc cum spune capitannl
Stoica; lar Rominii din Macedo-
MIA au fost sub domnia Sirba,
Bulgaria, Greaca 81 Albaneza. Ro-
mimi au luptat spentru libertate,
dinsii voiesc sd fie unit 81 liberi,
81 fara de nici d indoiala tinutu-
rile romine au sa fie unite, insa
Capitanul Stoica continual =
,,Conditiunile keografice trebu-
iesc luate in coHsiderare 81 dife-
ritele natiuni inyecinate uncle Gu
altele trebue sd Sc invoiasca la
ingaduinte mutnale pentru inf'ln-
tarea nouilor lor fruntarii ROml-
nil trebue sa abzica de cei 100000
frati al lor de dincolo de NistrJ
in Ucrania 81 Ucranienii trebue sd
Sc lapede de eel 100000 fratl al
lor din Basarabia de sud, pri-
mind in felul aeesta ca frontiers
naturala riul Nistru. Aceeasi sc
poate spune 81 ca privire la frun
tariile noui cu Sirbia (Jugosia
via) Rominii trebue sd abzica d'
cei 274.OO0 frati al lor din valas
Timocului ca 81 de eel din Mace
donia. lar Sirbii 1trebue sa abzici
de eel 2s0, 600 ftkti Al lor din Ba
nat primind ca fruntarii natural'
abba Dunarii. Schimbul de popu
latte inca are sd fie de dus Ia
indeplinire in multe cazurl. 10
minia Unita are sd fie o tara d'
121 900 mile patrate GU 16,OOO.Oo'
locuitori 81 una dintra cele ma
bogate tari ale Europei'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-18

Ca autoritate ,,Ligei Nationa-
e Romine din America' moi ci-
tam pc Capitaiiul Vasile Stolca,
,are arata ca limbana ronllnilor
este o limba sora Gu cea italiana,
franceza, portugheza 81 spanlola.
in particular este foarte aproape
lnrudita. Gu cea italiana, ceea &c
au este surprinzator din cauza ca
populatia, romano a colonizat .Da-
,ia, dupa cum am amintit NAL
,us, prin legiunile dmparatulul
Traian. Capitanul Stoica numara
provintele romine precum urmea-
"a:
l. Regatul Romm cu 53,666 mi
'e patrate 81 100000 locuitori
lintre carl 100000 locuitori nea
,si Rom1ni;
2. Basarabia, Gu 17,00D mile pa
rate 81 3,OOO,OOO iocultorl dlntre
,ari 100000 sunt Romini nea.
,si; q
3. Bucovina, Gu 4,O28 mile pa.
srate, a carei parte de sud este
locuita de lnasa compacta de
293, 900 Rominl;
4. Transilvania 81 provlnclils
narginase ale Banatului 81 cele'
,alte Gu 46,332 mile patrate 9
5000, 600 locuitori dintre carl .
)OO, 900 sunt Romini neaosi;
s.. Coltul de la Dunare = a
noe in Serbia de nordest Gu 2.5U
mile patrate 81 274,OOO Romin
(R. w. Seton Watson 81 G. Val
san,) 81
5. Macedonia 81 Thesalia, unde
nprastiati locuieEe ca Ia 5OO,Oss
Macedo Romini
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-18
EEVETIA VA VOTA PENTRU
INTRAREA IN LIGA.

GENEVA, II Aprilie. Gu
vernul elvetian a dat un comuni-
cat Official prin care zice ca dafo-
rita extremei importante fap-
tului, poporul elevetian va Fl che-
mat sd decida printr 'un referen-
dun daca confederate va trebai
sa intre in liga natiunilor. Tn ma
sagiu in aceasta privinta Va fl
preZentat inaintea ansamblulri
federal in decursul sesiunilor din
Iunie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-18
la MASA PACII.
7RADucERE LIBERIA DUP7 LITERARY DGES7 DIN IL ApRE 1919
DIN l2APRILIE 1919.

din II August 1916, intre Romi-
MIA 81 Atlanta cuadrupla, arata he
multumirea conducatorilor ro-
mini ca tara lor a fost tradata
Intentional de clica mizerabila a
tradatorilor carl au 1ncunjurat
pc fostul tar. Tratatul provedea
ca ,,armata ruseasca va ajuta in
mod viguros mai ales in Bucovi-
ma. :. ca Rominia, sd primeasca
de la Aliati, peste Russia munitii
81 material de razboi'
Este notorios ca in ambele aces
te cazuri particulare, intelegerea a
fOst incalcata. Armatele rOmlne
au trecut Carpatii 81 inaintind
i'm Transilvania nu au fOst spriji-
mite prin ofensiva promisa in
Bucovina. Dupa ce fortele mari
ale generalului Falkenhayn sa a,
propiau, Rominii au cerut gene
ralului Alexief ca sa grabeasca
in ajutorul aripei drepte a Ion.
dar inzadar. 1Rusii au ramas a
proape nemiscati pc cind aliatil
lor au fost infrinti 81 alungap
dincolo de munti.
,,Ajutorul promis in munitiunl
81 material de razboi s'a adeverit
a fl fost iluziuni. Puterile din
vest. adevarat. au TRIMS tunurl
81 munitiuni, dar acestea au in
tirziat multi timp prin Siberia, IN
mod destul de neindoielnic dlr
cauza administratiei rusesti, $
numai in Martie 1917, au sosi
| la frontul de la Siret citeva III
fmuri trimfse de Franta
.,Rominii sunt firm convinSi CT
Ell datOresc nenOrOcul lOr trada,l
guvernului din Petrograd. Dinsi
simtesc ca Rusii, Gu toate ca a,
semnat tratatul din August 1916
s'au impotrivit foarte multi la du
cerea in indeplinire a conditiilol
lui carl stabileau pentru viitor {
Rominie Mare 81 prin aceasta a
| fl infiintat la fruntariile lor dll
sud un stat nou 81 puternlc d'
100000 locuitori.
,,fnsa vevchea Rusie a disparu
pentru totdeauna 81 astazi la in
treaga Conferinta de pace nu es
te nimenea care sa-si ridice Gu
vintul contra cererilor drepte al
Rominiei. Poporul eroic al regelu
Ferdinand poate fl pc deplin asi
gurat Cd dinsii vor fl rasplatit
din belsug pentru ca s'au intre
pus pentru cauza aliatilor, pentr1
suferintele 81 tradarile lor din pa
tea Rusilor. Rominia Mare in Gu
rind are sd fie un fapt implinit'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-18
RECORDUL DE RAZBOI AL
ROMfNIEI.

..Ziarul New York World
he da un resumat scurt despre
partea Rominiei in razboi pentru
ca sd faca ,,lumea sigura pentru
democratic. Lasam sd urmeza:
..Rominia intrat in razbol pc
partea aliatilor in q August 1916
81 la trei zile era stapina peste
toate trecatorile din Carpati spre
Ungaria. Grabnica razbunare a
puterilor aliate a urmat. In .
Septembrie trupele germane 81
bulgare au mvadat distrlctul DO
brogea. Luna urmatoare armata
romina a fost alungata din DO
brogea de trupele germane -
bulgare de sub comanda lui Won
Mackensen 81 in 5 Decembrle S a
predat fortelor lui Mackensen
cind all fost prinse in valea Fra
hovei. Statistica germana de Ia
cartierul general german spunea
in Is Decembrie ca au fost facntl
prisonieri 10000 soldati Romlnl
81 5000 tunuri au fost capturate.
| in q Decembrie, dupa lupsa
de cinci zile in Valachia de est,
trupele rusesti au fost silite sa Sc
retraga spre nord dupa o paguba
de 1000 soldati. In luna urma-
(toare Rusii All fost alungati de
tot din Dobrogea 81 in August
1917 fortele austro-germane au
ocupat Cernautul, capitala Buco'
| vinei. In 10 Decemyrie 1917, s,a
legat un armistitiu fntre Romlnla
81 Puterile Centrale.
Dupa acestea, in 8 Martie 1919
d urmat Q pace preliminara prif
care Rominia fost silita sd Ia
Sc Austro- -Ungariei frontierele e
strateeice din vest; 81 Dobrogca
singurul ei acces la Marea Nea
ora devenind in felul acesta Q ma
tune ferecata, robita. Dinsa sl-'
lperdut controlul asupra cImplllo'
de olei. Rominia cauta spre Con
Iferinta de pace ca So Q ajute 81 8
1 0 scoata din acessta pozitle.
| |SOARTEA GREA Q kOSa4N4k'
Tn studiu aminuntit q fost pu
blicat in The New York Sun
lin I'm articol de fond asupra ira
idarii rusesti. Lasam 50 urmezc
.Publicarea textului tratatulO
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-18
B U L E T I N E /.

BERNA, II Aprilie. - Sc ra
porteasa ca trupele trimise sa re
stabileasca linistea in Munich au
un efectiv de $1,000 de oameni
Raportul mai zice ca garda rosie
de acolo n are mai multi ca 10000
de soldati.
BERNA, II Aprilie. = Agentia
Wolff anunta ca Reichstagul ger
man a numit o noua comisiune d.
pace, care sd mearga la Versai
lies.
Sc zice Cd noua comisiune este
compusa din Konstantin Fehren
bach, din trei vice-presedinti a
camerei 81 din douazeci 81 opt d.
membrii, printre carl Sc alta $
baronul Richtofen 81 Hugo Haase
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-18

tru criza economical ce predomn :
ste in Italia intreaga din cauza
traganarilor afacerilor de All pc
milne, tot pc presedintele Wilson.
Provincia Schleswig Holstem
ce Sc tinea pima aci de German;a,
va ii data Danemarcei, de la Ca
re fost luata pc vremuri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-18
soARrFA GREA o ROlGfNIEI

Tn studiu aminuntit q fost pu-
sblicat in The New York Sun
ii IN articol de fond asupra tra-
darii rusesti Lasam 50 urmezc: !:
,Publicarea textllui tratatulai
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-18
ULTIMA OARA
EPISCOPUL CRISTEA
METROPOLIT PRIMAT.

Str prmte de acasa della barbat de ncredere al zia
rulu nostru ne vestesc ca guvernul romn de prvese
piscopul Mron Crstea la omu aege pentru
slujba de Metropolit Primat al Rominiei Mari
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-18
DELEGATE ROM1NI MACEDONENI LA
CONCRESTJL DE PACE

Domnu Donisie Popescu romn macedonian, locuitor in
New York. pmeste della Paris teegrama spune: moi
Romnii della Pnd inca della anul 1917 foat un Comtet
National pentw della Puerile Aiae alba bunavo-
ia recunoaste beratea 81 independents numai Rom
nior della Pnd unde formeaza majortatea 81 celor
carl fos subugat de mperul ottoman Va rugam ca 81
Dvoastra fiji credncios al Pinduui 81 in special membr nj
solicitation ,Lupoaica ,Farserotu ,Pervoea', etc, sa
va teresat de soartea nenorocta fraor carl s
fera mutt din partea namicilor Delegate Romin della
Pind Munu n Tacit, A. Cuina 81 Take Papahagi seer
MAIORUl llvlU D. TElU$EANU = RElNT0RS.
ad Ueste pdcutd pntru MOI Romn din Aerica
rein0arcerei dlui Major Lvu TeiMseanu Sae Unite De
dnsu de mlar Lgati-
Roand dim Washington d. c. Domnu mpre
nd doamna din Franta.
CONSUL ROMfN 5 LA CLEVELAND
Una dntre cee mai placute sti este q guvernu
Romn sd numeasca in curind nou consult romni pent
Staele Unite Consuatele stabilize in Ceveland O. 81
in Pittsburg Pa Ambee aceste funcuni ocppate Do
dol Romini vednc carl sosi dea drsptul din tara
Evening star., 1919-02-16

ger Moran. Mrs Walter II. School
kopf, Mrs Delos a. Blodgett, Mrs c.
G. Calhoun, Gen. and Mrs Frederic V.
Abbot and Maj William Eric Fowler.
Mrs. BIodgett, who has gone TO Cuba,
has generously donated two boxes for
the use of the convalescent boys from
Walter Reed Hospital. who were in
vited as guests of honor. The addi-
tional patrone~ses for the ball in :
clude Mrs. Thomas II. Marshall. Mrs.
Thomas Watt Gregory, Mrs Carter
Glass. Mrs. Newton ID. Baker, Mrs.
Willard Salisbury. Nine. de Riano,
Mrs. Colvl1le Barclay, Nine. Ekengren,
Mme. George Bakhmc EFF Mrs. George
Barnett. Mrs. Edison Bradley. Mrs.
Perry Belmont. Mrs. Truxton Beale,
Mrs. George W. Baird. Mrs, Charles
J. Beall. Mrs. Raymond T. Baker, Mrs.
Richardson Clover. Mrs. Thomas Ma
rean Chatard. Mrs. Charles g. Glover,
Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs X. S. Rey
nolds Hit, Mrs. John Hays Hammond,
Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna. Mrs Frank
Hume. Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Miss
Bessie kibbey. Mrs. Frank e. Let's.
Mrs. Leigh G. Palmer, Mrs. John
Crayke Simpson, Mrs. Arnistead Pc
ter and Mrs. John y. Speel.
Those who viii serve on the me1's
floor committee for the ball are: Mr..
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Hosts for Secretary Glass.

The Secretary of the rr-a.z,,.
AIRS. Carter Chase MN ~ ~ @ anu
x,1ests AZ = dfnnsr n'hidt, ar, 'ns no1or .1
SEa rIes : H.,,li,, LII -. III anu ~ =.
sarnin0 e'S 'ocS"ds
rNiss in,. ua.1;x -,
,er f,r nn,,,,.- Aiin .ii, VIII give am
yfy~- a,J Er;SS pevptS ~ -, nof soaS eye
lfiore to f5u aevera, ers VIZ &c 70 bslti-
sss
1ta "a s.lhi5h Iy ano Mlss Hamiin VIII
Ens 49, VI, zen hcAL ounuay TO at
4m Z ,oiii. 1ars iaihiln VIII
s.,x NJ. " o. HsnIng Ton ih,mediateiy.
-sit ih WIZ 90 10 boston Tor
.s
sdfs- BaKef, wlfs or the Secretary Of
"a WIN go 70 baititnore TINS after
IDon 70 sing az meeting at Fords
iieaeeh. enc VIII return TINS evening.
S,,.,
xa ngaiitSh ,l;a1 10 aii'.asssoor ss and Nine
Ia V 49, ~ oS iios's a' oihner on fues-
Day March 4
S, s ,1--
enaeol arc airs. Lee = overnan
a annoSnce NE ane ehsaeement of their
~ n.er, MISE grace N Oyerman. to
Gdsaf MOTIFS snow OF Greensboro,
NO date mas been set for the wed
nfnE. whicn VIII probably take place
IN .nc rate sprinS or early summer at
Sahsoury. =. =, the home OF Sena-
tor ana Mrs Oyerrnan.
MISS CVerman, VINO made her debut
washington. was ranked imme-
dfafeiy among the beauties of the
sonsLsssionai set: she has charming.
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B. II. Warder. Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond, Mrs. Samuel Spencer, Mrs. Will
liam BeIden Noble, Mrs. Adolph Mil
ler. Mrs. George I. Marye. Mrs. James
Mcdonald, Nine. Hauge. Mrs. Thomas
T. Gaff. Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth,
Mrs. Lloyd w. Bowers, Mrs. Stephan
Rowan. Mrs. Louis Pennington, Mrs.
Gordon Cumming, Miss Gwynn, Mrs.
Theodore Wilkinson and Miss Ernst.
The boxholders include Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood and Mrs. Henry
Cleveland Perkins. Mrs. Perkins is
president of the organization and Mrs.
Montgomery Macomb, vice president.
The officers stationed at the Wash
ington barracks were hosts at an in
formal hop last evening, entertaining
at the Officers Club. Mrs. J. j. Loving
and Mrs. Elan received the guests,
including many residing uptown.
Miss Marion Ginnaty is spending a
week in Newport News as the guest
of Miss Katherine Brett, daughter of
Col. J. @. A Brett.
Mrs. Franklin I. Sanner announces
the engagement of her niece, Marie
Naomi Sanner, to Mr.. George Mason
Evening star., 1919-02-16

the week will be the Noel House bene-
| fit ball to be given at Rauscher's FRI
day evening, February q.
The patrohesses for the occasion in
clude Mrs. Pitney. Mrs. Elkins, Mrs.
| Charles S. Hamlin. Mrs. Norman Will
/ liams, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs.
Hennen Jennings, Mrs. Henry F.
Dimoek, Mrs. Frederic A Delano, Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins, Mrs. Wesley NJ
Merritt, Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage,
Mrs. ,Allertou Cushman, Mrs. James
Marion Johnston, Mrs. Charles Bough-
ton Wood Mrs Edison Bradley Mrs
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Mrs. Boiling a Patroness.

In the absence of Mrs. Wilson, her
mother, Mrs. William H Boiling. is
taking unusual interest in the ball
to be given at the New Willard. the
evening of Friday, February 25, for
the benefit of the Episcopal Home for
Children.
Those who have taken boxes and
will entertain at the ball are: Nine.
Cremer, wife of the minister from the
Netherlands: Nine. Barber, Mrs. Jo-
seph L. Thropp. Mrs. Charles Bough-
ton Wood. Mrs William Bell Wat
kins and Miss Mackay-Smith, Mrs.
Dennis A Upson, Mrs. Francois Ber-
Evening star., 1919-02-16

!frnong the diplomats who are to
entertain at dinner during the week
are the minister of Bulgaria and Nine.
Panaretoff and the minister of the
ner party Thursday evening, with the
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall as
guests of honor. The Attorney Gen :
e-aI and Mrs Gregory the assistant
secretary Of state and Mrs " iilnam
Phillips, Representative and Mrs.
Peters. Mrs. b. III. Warder. Senator
and Mrs. Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Caspar Miller and Mr.. and
hrs Woodbury. Blair are among the
many dinner hosts of the week
While things move on apace on this
side awaiting the early return of the
President and Mrs Wilson and lhe
members of their party from Europe,
interesting reports are fitering back
from Paris of the very delightful
salon which Mrs Lansing. wife of
the Secretary OF State. is forming at
the Hotel Criilon. the residence,
while in Paris. of Secretary and Mrs.
Lansing.
The drawing room of their suite al
the hotel holds many rare objects OF
art--its paneied walls hung with bro
tades of dainty coloring and the
Bugs of untold value.
Here Mrs Lansing receives her
Visitors, who have first made known
70 her secretary their desire 10 call
and have been sent a 7seard of per-
raission." which VIII insure their be-
ing received.
his Is a very Necessary precau-
Won and also gives AIRS. Lansing the
opportunity to make positive engage
1ents with her friends. Her after
'soons at home are occasions when
he notables i'm Paris gather osteu
ssbly to make a very formal call an6
itave, but who ia reality find them.
Eflye5 lingering on enjoying to the
utmost the charm of Mrs. Lansing's
Hospitality, which puts all at thei,
ease, and where infoFmaIity refgns
supreme
Evening star., 1919-02-16

as well as others in official life and
resident society, are interested in the
work of the association.
A large nnber of dinner parties pre-
ceded the fortnightly card party and
dance at 400 18th street last night,
among the hosts being Mr Donald
Mcknew. Mrs. Arthur Hunt, DIR.
Henry Graves, Mr.. Angus Avery. Mr..
Cyrus Mantz, Mr.. jerks and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal Smith and Miss Louise Will
liams, each of whom entertained
twenty-four guests.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Montgomery. son of Rev. and Mrs
George w. Montgomery of Oakmont
Pa.
The Catholic war relief entertain-
ment committee, of which Mrs. Wit
liam J. MCGEE is chairman, entertaiu-
ed at a tea dance yesterday afternoon
from to $50, when the honor guests
were number of officers returned
from overseas duty stationed at Fort
Washington, conyalescents from the
and others from Quantico. The party
numbered over 100 young officers and
about sixty young girls, including
number of the students from Trinity
College. Assisting Mrs. MCGEE as
chaperons were Mrs. Charles Carroll
Walcutt, Mrs. Hulme, Mrs Frank
Pepper and Mrs. John F. Coughlan. :
Mrs. Marvin Tyler of the Farnsbore
apartment gave a bridge luncheon
yesterday in honor Of Miss Brooke
Marguerite st Clair and Miss Mary
Louise st. Clair of st. Louis, who have
been in Washington for the past few
months doing Red Cross work.
A box party was given Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Alice NJ.
Cox, who is returning to her home IN
indianapolis, after having spent the
winter in Washington. After the
theater a farewell slipper was served
at the Dolly Madison Inn. those IN
the party including Miss Florence @.
Poston, Miss Mary c. OBrien, Miss
Emma c. Curran, Mrs. Myrtle v
Sampson, Mr.. Ralph Westerman, Mr.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Byron S. Adams, Mr.. Robert W. Bell,
Lieut.. John j. Chew, z. S. N; Mr..
William Bowie Clarke. Mr.. Watson F.
Clark, Mr.. Edward w. Dom, Mr.. Hen
derson Gregory. Lieut.. J. j. Ide. u.
S. N; Mr.. James Marion Johnston. jr.;
Col Robert G. Paxton. e. S. A: Col.
Julian S. Schley. Z. S. Lieut..
A. n. Deibert, U. S. A.: Mr., William
G. Hill, Mr.. Richard b. Watrous, Mr..
Henry zimmerman, Mr.. David Mead
Lea and Maj. William L. Fowler.
One Of the most notabIe events of
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Nd still other sweet charity at home and abroad which
"A fairly umbng the other the ball to benefit the
Episcopal Willard Hotel the Of
Friday February % the card Wardman Park lnn on the
February and the Noel House ball IS
Many other card parties
dances necessary charity
of demand
grown gigantic
Evening star., 1919-02-16

unusually full social fills the coming days
"a this week, with the Congressional Club reception honor OF
Champ the dinner
Mrs Marshall will
Evening star., 1919-02-16
SOCIETYFOLKIN IN GREAT FURRY
TO BRILLIANTLY FILL THE FEW
DAYS REMAINING BEFORE LENT
Many of the Most Carefully Arranged Features
Are to Benefit Local and Foreign Charities,
While Private Dinner Parties Speed
Departing Officials.

(NOCIETY k dancing and dining their speedily along
toward Lent. and with smaller social and larger efforts
every line days will
February both and mourning
has British embassy and OF the British
themselves day
There will comedy with Mr. and Mrs Gordon
Bell Miss Ladenberg and Miss Margaret Tucker the Ferro
Saltonstal violin
Miss Hoar will dance Miss Bromwe1 Miss Eckles Miss
Miss Harding Miss Hopkins Miss Johnston Miss Let's and
Miss all debuant the will have and Mr. and
The will be the afternoon IN the ballroom
Mr. and Mrs Thomas T. home from bail III the
will add still further the of the committee
CLOSE carnival ball for
- fund with showers OF apple blossoms
girls fetching and gallant sweet country
the the has
girl OF social society," and the
will Wardman Park Inn the charming hotel built be-
Rock Creek and picturesque old Woodey lane through which
de Alice Ward stroled and
capital bathrooms VIII
will blossoms
being made in the workrooms OF the
committee
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tCoStinued on Second Page.l
Evening star., 1919-02-16

First showing tomorrow of authorized popular
priced adaptations of tailored suits and street
dresses from models of New Works highest priced
tailors.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

One Of the most notable events Of
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Montgomery. son of Rev. and Mrs.
George w. Montgomery of Oakmont
Pa.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Mr. and Mrs. John Let's and their
daughters. Miss Let's and Miss Cath
crime Let's. left Washington last
evening for Belle Aire. Fla, where
they will spend a month.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Mrs Thomas Il. Dunn of New York.
who wi<a Representative Dunn is
making her home at the Willard this
winter. will entertain a luncheon
party there on Monday. February "a,
ia honor of Mrs George W. Fairchild,
wife of the senior member of the
House from New York.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Mrs- Baker. wife Of the Secretary of
War, will go to Baltimore this after
noon TO sing at a meeting at Fords
Theater. She will return this evening
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley will be
hostess at n small tea this afternoon,
when Mrs. Victor Kaufman and Mrs.
Walter Mclean viii preside at the
tea table.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Col. Frank A Barton is visiting his
brother, DIR. W. NJ Barton and his
sister, Mrs. Isaac Cans. He will re-
main here for a few days before re-
turning to his home in ithaca, N. Y.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Mr. and Mrs. George W. Norris viii
be hosts at dinner Wednesday eve
ming. entertaining in compliment to
the Secretary OF the Treasury and
Mrs. Glass.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Mrs. Alexander c. King, wife of the
solicitor general, will be at home at
1868 Columbia road on Wednesday
afternoons, February 1e and 2s.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Col. and Mrs. Fl. O. Willard, who
recently came to Washington for sta
tion from Portsmouth, Va, have taken
an apartment at the Alwyn. on Column
bia road.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Sally Trombone" 6oc.
"Hindustan," ooc.
Arabian Nights" 6oc.
"Oh! Susie, Behave" eoc.
"On the Road to Calais" ST.
Singapore, " 9oc.
Till We Meet Again" eoc.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Mrs. Claude b. Mayo. wife of Com
mander Mayo, will return 10 Wash
.ington tomorrow from a short visit to
New York.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Mrs. Albert Sidney Burieson, Mrs.
William NJ. Calder and Mrs. James
Campbell Cantrili will pour at the
bridge tea to be given on Wednesday
afternoon, February 26, at $3.50 o'clock
by the Junior Suffrage League at the
headquarters of the National Amerl-
can Woman Suffrage Association. 1926
Rhode Island avenue. Thrift stamps
will be given for prizes.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Mrs William n Calder, wife Of the
senior Senator from New York; Mrs.
George w. Fairchild. Wife of the
senior representative from New York,
and Mrs. Thomas 3. Dunn, Mrs. James
S. Parker, Mrs. James W. Hustled and
Mrs. Homer p. Snyder. the wives of
representatives from New York. who
make their home at the Willard. will
give a tea there on Wednesday aft
ernoon, February 19.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

The Spanish ambassador and Nine.
Riano win be hosts at dinner on Tues
day, March 4.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Mrs. Wade H Ellis .s sending out
cards for an at home Saturday Feb
ruary %, from 4 to o'clock.
Evening star., 1919-02-16

Representative and Mrs. Ira Cop3ey
will entertain dinner party on the
evening of Saturday, March l.
Mrs. John W-|Wright, who has been
their guest for the last week. returned
to her home at Dallas, Tex, lass
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