davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25
Nepgyules Washingtonban

A WASHINGTON ultra kell
ismet visszaterniink. A multi he
ten ugyanezen a helyen megir-
TUX, hogy mi velemenyink sze-
rint a washington zarandok ut
nem sok eredmenyre vezeto do
log, hogy jozan belatas szerint
varhato eredmeny mines arany-
ban a koltseggel. Ezen nezetiin-
ket semmiben sem valtoztattuk.
Sot mondhatjuk, hogy talan meg
jobban meger0s0dott benniink az
a tudat, hogy az amerikai kor-
many, a szenatus stb. intezme-
nyek mem valtoztatjak meg leg
alabb egyelore magyar bekeszer-
coolest.
Multi heti cikkiink ota szerkesz-
tonknek volt alkalma Harding
senatorial beszelgetest folytat-
nj. Harding senator, aki mel
lesleg mondva egyike a legkomo-
lyabb republicans eln0ki aspiran
soknak, vasarnap lit beszelt. A
beszed utan fogadta szerkeszton-
ket, akit regebbrol ismer. A be-
szelgetes soran szoba keralt Ma
gyarorszag es annak sorsa is.
Szerkesztonk megkerdezte Har-
dingtol, hogy van-e Valiant tudo-
sn:a.ssa srrcl, hogy hetfSl a maya
rok egy kiild0ttsege kivan tisz.
telegni a szenatus kiiligyi bizott-
saga elott, hogy OFT ujbol kerel-
mezze AIT, hogy a Magyarorszag
regi teriileten lak6 nepek az on
elhatarozas joga alapjan dontsek
q, hogy melyik orszaghoz kivan.
max tartozni. &
Harding senator tagja a szens
tus kiiliigyi bizottsaganak es en-
lekezett ARA, hogy q magyaroA
{akiket akkor az Amerikai Ma
gyar szovetseg AZ idei titlkara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25

Pivany Jeno kepviselt) eloadtak
velemenyiiket bekeszerzodest IL
letoleg. Kerdesemre jo amerikai
szokas szerint kerdessel valaszon
a szenator: "Ugyebar on tudja,
hogy hires tizedik paragraphs
a bekeszerzodes nemzetek igaja-
ra vonatkozo reszeben AIT mond-
ia, hogy Amerika a tobbi nepek-
kel egyiitt jotall es ha kell meg
vedi a szovetseges allamok vi ha-
tarait, melyeket a nemet bekeszer-
codes mar megallapitott, Seer
biat, Romaniat es Csehorszagot il
letoleg es amelyekrol ismet $40
van az osztrak bekeszerzodes-
benz" AIT felelte szerkeszt0nk,
hogy van tudomasa rola.
"Tudja on ait is" kerdezte to-
vabb a SENATOR" hogy Wilson
elnok ezen a tizedik szakaszon
mem engedett valtoztatni Is hogy
ezen mulott, hogy a bekeszerzo-
dest a szenatus mem hagyta jova?
Nit gondol on, hogy Wilson haj-
land6 volna a magyarok erdeke-
ben valamit cselekedni? Mem te-
heti, meg ha akarna, akkor sem.
Mi pedig szenatorok tehetetlenek
vagyunk. Wilson mem hallga-
tott a szenatus tobbsegere, nit
gondol, fog. ITALIAN hallgatni egy-
nehany ezer magyar kerelmere?"
A kerdesben benne volt fele-
let szerkesztonk tudakozod dasara.
De Harding, aki meglehetosen is
meri az ohioi magyarsagot. utolag
kijelentette, hogy hetfon Wash
inngtonban lesz es ha esetleg a
i zarandokok meghivjak, akl<or ta-
Ian elton a gyilesre vagy esetleg
fogad egy kiildottssget ebben az
iisyben. Icy al a washington
kihallgatasok iigye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25
East Youngstown
PETOFI GYtJLES.

Felkerjiik Pet6fi egylet osz-
sizes tagjait, hogy d vasarnap del
utan 2 orakor kezdod6 rendes ha-
vi gyiilesre okvetleniil es teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg. Meyer
keztek az NJ alapszabalykonyvecs
kek, amelyek most kerulnek maid
kiosztasra. Kerjiik tehat az 0sz-
szes tagokat, hogy szoros koteles-
segiiknek tartsak a gyiilesen val6
megjelenest.
A tisztikar neveben
Tomory Istvan, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25
BUToR ELADo

4 szoba berendezes felaron meg
kaphato. Tudakozodhatni: Ozv.
Jarabek Jozsefne, 1928 Britton
st., Youngstown, O. (4,11,18)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25

Viragozzuk fel, a galyat a Macy ultra, s,
Hadd usszon haj6 el.. .messze- e-messze,
Hol evek ota varnak ia epedve,
. Fatal, sapadt, rongyos, ,katonak...
Rajta hat!
Szeretetiink legyen a hajto-ero.
T0bb 6letet mem adunk
Neked temet0;
Szibera!
Magyar vilagok fagyos temetoje
Elore!
Mrnkara fel mind, aki magyar.
Magyar foglyokert alSi tenni akar
Olbe tett kezzel mem nezhetjuk megse,
Hogy veget nem er foglyok szenvedese.
= Szegeny, szegeny artatlanok.
Magyarok!
Kiildjiik ell ertiik ment6 hajot.
Mentsiik meg a fiut, a csaladapat.
Meglassatok, hogy a tettiinkert
Az listen nekiink mindent megbocsat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25

miives vandorolt be 1919-ben az
Egyesiilt Allamokbol. E bevan-
dorlok tobbnyire penzzel j0ttek es
f0ldet vasaroltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25
KIvANDoRLAs KANADABA

A kanadai kormany jelentese
szerint tobb, mint $4,000 fold
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-03-25
Sziberiai foglyokert.
Irta: Macy Ferenc ref. lelkesz, Roebling, N. J.

(Ezt a verset, melyet Mt. Macy Ferenc roebling n
j. magyar reornats elkesz irt, eszavatak az oft meg
tartott marcius nnepeyen, melyen szteletes ur ete
sese szernt sziberia fogyok hazavitelere $500 jot
6ssze A penzt bizotsag bekildi az Amerkai Magyar
Szovetsegnek ahova assan BAR de bztosan naponta eI-
kezk pGnz az olszag minden reszebol az alapra.)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16

EXPERIENCED cashier; must know
how to use typewriter. Apply in
person Broadway Confectionery.
107 East Third.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16
WAR DEPRESSES
PRICE OF STOCKS
News Has Bad Influences
at Intervals Through
Weeks Trading

NEW YORK. Aug. t5.--European
war news depressed prices OF stocks
at intervals last week but not to the
same extent as in the one that pre-
ceded II.
The market showed greater power
of resistance. EARLY losses OF ono to
ten points were attended by another
pronounced fall IN sterling quota
tions Creation OF new low records
for n large portion Of the list was
added by reports that the market
was adjusting itself 10 tho reaction
In various trade lines. Whilo SELF
ingHnyas not so drastic NJ recently,
the character Of the stocks affected
was about the same, with the add
uon OF some new points OF dcpros-
sion.
Railroads moved sy1npatheticnlly
with the industrialH, but their range
was mach narrower.
Progressive dullneHs ana rising
prices strengthened the belief that
ilauidation had ended ana Induced
considerable retirement OF short
contracts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16
CADILLAC FOR SALE
MODEL o.

Seven passenger. & wire wheels; tirst-clasi
condition real bargain. Owner leaving
city and deslres to dispose Of this car I'm
modlateiy.
CALL OsAGE S7s5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron sALR

F0H sAfIs--0ood second hand cartercar
cash, vacant lot or plano. DemonAtratloi
after p. m. go 4. ElGln. Phone OHaE
seH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16
Want Ads
Rates and information
sno per word per time

Ahc per word per time
Seven insertions for the price OF s'-
Minimum space ~ Words- -
lie per word per day when copy runs
enc month without ohanEs.
Minimum amount accepted lbo. -
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are aus
ana payable the same day firAt inseI-
tion Of kd appearh. tAll out.ot't town
want ads and all wanted TO rent, sly.
nations wanted, wearing Appafel Ahn
household goods ads are po"uNeD
cash IN advance
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are
charged st the same rate ss cash AIS
and collections will be made at your
home or office az soon after first IN
ssrtion as possible, this In an accom-.
mediation service and payments should
be made promptly when bill Is pre.
sented. Always ask your telephone al
to be repeated back TO you ey the
telephone Rd taker TO make sure that
II has been correctly taken. Tho World
cannot assume responsibility for errors
Of any Kind occurring In telephone
vertisementh.
Under no circumstances are We re-
sponsible for errors In any advertise-
mant unleaH reported Immediately
aftsr first insertion. No reduction In
cost Of an ad will be made unleaa error
destroys value Of ad.
Phone 6000
Ask for Want Ad Department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16
A REAL OIL COMPANY.

FOR SALE-CloRn ur-to-date hto'N %
coming oil town, going business w
voices about 5000, reason Tor so''i"s Tn
death Of Mr.. Barton, Barton booA we
Perry. Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16
BOARD AND ROOMS

LIGHT HOUsEKEE?ING ROOMS is
NOHFoLK. s., 100 -Front room In pri.
vste home, s. per week. Phone Cedar
aNI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16

WE have opening for stock clerk time
keeper, cashier and several good general
clerks. Address sos, care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16

WANTED--Womnn for cook and general
housework, attractive salary and steady
position for one who Is willing to work
Apply TO Paris Fashion shop, ans 8. Main
st.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16

WANTED white maid for general house
work one who IL capable and thorough
" eper.enoed, none other need apply.
Csll at COS L. Buna Vista. Phone OsaEe
S37
WANrEDSoung lady sstenoErapher. some
legal experience Necessary: substantial
,Glary to right party, Inquire al Security
SALESLADtES to sell ATTRACTIVE pro-
position sGlesinanager will assist Leads
furnished Newport, s2s Mayo Bldg
EXPERIENCED beauty operator wanted
American Beauty shop ans y Boulder
WANTED GIRL general house work:
modern servants quarters. Phone Osage
it72, l3l5 South Guthrie
WANTED dlshwashsr, 500 s, Cincinnati
GOOD stenographers are requested to fils
wood TypeW ritter Co., 9lO EaEt second q,
naks positions open for good stenos-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS

II NETH FEHSONNI
MAIN, " Maternity Hsnitaftumi Tor the
care and protection of young women
rates reaHonsblci babies adopted, lbt
west Main Dr VI U Newman. Medical
Director, 307 Coiorod Bldg, Oklahoma
city.
FAIVMDUNf Maternity hospital Tor Con-
Nnemsnt, private, prices reasonable, may
work for board, babies adopted write Tor
booklst Mrs r " Long ibit East
Twenty seventh street NRnsan city Mo
SPECIAL NOTICES .
YOtiNO lady from force ~ necessity w
selling scholarship In business college
complete course paid In fuiL Pb"ne Usage
7bt
VACUUM cleaners for rent Thors pre-
miers EdiHnnH. EurokaA etc. Phone
cedar sos % w First
CANCEHS tumota, wens, piles, nstula
write for testimoniala Box OF. Dallas.
Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16

NEWLY furnished rooms for housekeep-
ms bath; In coolest part OF town. Phone
Usage iS23,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16
wANrED-ArroMomLEs
BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS
wEsTI.AND HOTEL
205 E. Second street
Under New Management
Gs RoomA 30 BATHS
Absolutely the coolest and cleRuest rooms
In Tulsa special summer rates. We cater
to ladies and gentlemen only. Phone Usage
l57s
JACOBS HOTEL
200 rooms, good ventilation; por week
SOS East First street Phone Usage lso.
JEFFERsON HOTEL,
SlG 5. Boulder.
Very desirable out side rooms; mower ard
tub bath; private or conueetlps. snecial
weekly rates Phone Usage ls'1 or Usage
Ia sALfE HOTEL
AIS s. DENVER
Crearest and coolest and most exclusive
rooms In city; summer rates, hest location
In city; references required, cafe In oon-
neetion. Phone Osago 1908
hGHr HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
THIRD, T.. 65lH Nice pleasant house
keeping rooms, all modern oonveniencea
close In.
MAIN, s., i62i--3 Housekeeping rooms
clean and pleasant adjoining bath. pri-
vate entrance, private residence, also ga
rago for rent,
ELwOOD. s, i3tS-For rent, ? light
housekeeping rooms. psaCc h5l1
NoGALEs. n, 2Oi-Sicc clean light
housekeeping and sleeping rooms Usage
765l-R.
on 3 LARGE rooms on ground floor
p Furnished for light housekeeping. Phone
THIRD, r.. l2os--Light housekeeping
DETROIT s. N5--Ltght housekeeping
rooms for rent Usage 1877,
GUTHRIE, s. 2is-,ror rent, two nicely
modern Tor man and wife,
SIXTH &C., lSto--2 nicely furnished house.
keeping rooms, everything furnished {,
sdults only. Phone osage 67s9
ELGiN. s, 62s--2 rooms for ltEht house
Keeping Usage ssif
THIRD, E, iit2--Cooi nicely turrishei 1
room Tor light housekeeping. Phone
ron RENT-Furntshed room Tor house
keeping, sos s Frisco Usage bllS.
NORFOLK, s. g Two well fur.
nished light housekeeping rooms
for rent on street car and Jitney line
FRISCO, N. b02 1.-two suites OF
light housekeeping rooms, mod
ern, Usage 46S2.
TWO nice clean rooms, good furni
ture; sink; adjoining bath. cal
| n. Cheyenne,
TWO furnished light Housekeeping
rooms; also garage. Phone Cedal
rs.
FOUR iisht housekeeping rooms; mod
srn az 5. Rockford
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16

PICTURE MACHINES for sale, new mo- no.
tor driven powers ga; also Edlsnh Va
hihltor; no reasonable oiieF I''"''"
BON l. Southwest city, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16
AUTOMOBILES

: AI1ONOnii - lON .Nfr 10
ron SNtE-thtr model Fotd TOURING
A No. I condition, some extras. no junk.
DIS v. lifth, ~ rear, must sell at once.
Phone cedar I6i6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16

WANTED---Whlte woman as house
keeper in family Of three; must be
first-class cook and understand
housekeeping IL you are not quail
fled do not apply VIII pay SIS per
week. Apply 556 South. Zunis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16

WANTED-Partner Tor millinery az
beauty parlor IN good oil town "'''
Rox "a, Newkirk, okla. ---,-7--
RESFAURANT Tor sale, doing $50 ,,sy uI
ness; will sacrifice on account OF 49,,
must leave within month. See manager
al Liberty Cafe Sand Springs -.
FOR SALE-Bakery, complete W tVsis
town In north Texas. doing Boqn ,i-an-
ness will sell or rent, buildings
Bakery penlson, Te1aA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-16

5pbl.
1890 NASH 5 PASS TOURING.
Run 3 500 miles; In pink Of condition. one
Of the best buys on the market The first
81, 500 cash tsheH this snap,
TULSA AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
Fourth ana Boulder Usage SOSi
FOR SALE--salVaEe Ford Maafer attach
ment; commerce truck; electric Ice
cream cone wagon. Purity Ice Cream Go
FOR SAI.E--Chsndler Chummy roadster;
completely rebuilt; newly painted good
tires; new L. s. Royal cord uTes. Cedar
1908. iai5 s. Trenton.
FOR SALE Haynes. four door chummy
roadster; wire wheels nearly new
| tires, full equipment and tools; good con-
! dition and a bargain. CAN at 2l9h &
Boston. Phone, bb1i, Usage or sunday
| oLDsMOBILB q, T-passenser. 1919; run
| 5000 miles, cheap for quick sale, terms
| Usage 739f.
BUiCK light six In nrpt-olass condition.
| for sale or viii trade on 8 or S-Toom mod.
eTn home osaEs sap,
The Washington times., 1920-10-14

were. OF course, not strewn with
roses and II was not until long after
the armistice was signed that they
they were permitted to come home
to visit their relatives. One OF the
first to arrive was Nine. vom Rath,
formerly Miss Cecilia May. She
brought her twin babies with her
to be introduced tor their grand
parents. spent several months with
Col. and Mrs, Henry May at their
home In X street and returned in
the spring or early summer TO join
her husband. Her sister, Miss
Isabel, May. went with her and is,
/ believe, still abroad. Mr.. vom
Rath was at one time attached to
the German embassy in Washing
ton, but his marriage to the beauti-
full Miss May took place abroad
after his return to Berlin. They are
now living in Hamburg.
Nine. Ferdinand Won Stumn, for
merly Miss Constance Hoyt. visited
The Washington times., 1920-10-14


Washington. at Bar Harbor during
the last summer She's the dsugh-
ter OF the late Henry n. HogI who
was Solicitor General under The
Roosevelt regime. and she was both
prominent and popular In Washing
ton before her marriage. Her visit
this summer was 80 timed that she
was able to attend the marriage OF
her brother. Morton McMichael
Hoyt, to Miss Jeanne Bank hsad.
which took place while the bride
was visiting Mrs. Hoyt at Bar Har-
Dor.
AND THERE ARE OTHERS
Henry Whites daughter, countess
Seherr-Thoss, 10 married to an Aus
trian nobleman, but so far as i
know she has not visited this coun-
try since the war. You may remem-
Der that the fact that his daughter
was "yoked with An unbelievsr'
was one of the reasons advanced by
those who decried the appointment
OF Mr.. White, cultivated ana
scholarly gentleman and q dipio-
mat OF long service and varied ef-
perience, to the peace commission.
Then there's Baroness Won Schoen.
who was Miss Catherine Birney be-
fore her marriage, and who Is due
almost Immediately ito stay with
her brother-in-lsw and sister. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Walker. This Is
her second visit since the armistice
for as soon as the ban against
enemy aliens was lifted she came
up from Mexico. and spent fort
night or so with the walkers. Just
before the German ambassador to
the United states was handed his
passports Baron Won Schoen was
transferred from Washington,
where he had been serving as coun-
selor OF the embassy. to Mexico
city, also as counselor. and there
he has been ever since. l hear,
however that he Is about 10 be
transferred to The Hague.
Should Baroness Won Schoeu get
to Holland. she will find at The
Hague a little group OF Americans
whom she knew In Warrington
when she was Catherine Birney-
among them the American Minister
and Mrs. William Phillips The
naval attache Of the Legation Is
Lieutenant Commander David Worth
Bagley. brother Of Mrs. Josephus
Daniels, and he has his charming
little wife with him. Another de-
lightful American at The Hague is
Lady tombstone, wife OF sr Alan
Johnston. the British minister to
the Netherlands. She was formerly
Miss Antoinette Emo, and IL a niece
of Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood
and william Phelps Emo. Of Wash
ington.
-
"a, a
Baron Romano. has been granted
leave OF absence and win saif next
week for Italy. Baroness Romano
and her daughter Miss Yolanda
Romano. will remain at the embassy
in Washington for an indefinite pc
riod.
The British Ambassador. Sir Auck-
land Geddes, viii entertain a dis
tinguished company of men at dinner
at the embassy tonight in compli-
ment to some of the delegates to the
International Communications Con,
gress now in session here. The Post
master General, Mr.. Burleson; Nor
man II. Davis, Undersecretary OF
State, and other American officials
will. be among the guests who will
number fifty.
Bainbridge Colby. Secretary ~
State, has gone to st. Louis to make
a campaign speech and will go thence
to Chicago.
-
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. who has
been in her North Carolina home fol
some time, has consented to do some
speaking during the next
few weeks. A number of appoint
ments have been made for her in-th<
State by the chairman CT Demo
The Washington times., 1920-10-14

Mrs. Meredith. wife OF the secre-
tary Of Agriculture. will be hostess
to about 100 convslescsnt patients
from Walter Reed Hospital this after
noon At her apartment at 1885 Massa-
chusetts avenue. An interesting pro-
gram. including music, dancing and
humorous readings. has been arranged
for the entertainment OF the boys.
The Washington times., 1920-10-14
Austrian Prince
oReturn Here,
Runor Asserts

NAME RUMOR would have IL
that when Austria re-estsb-
fishes diplomatic relations
with the United States, Prince Al
fred zu HohenIohe-Sc hiilingsfurst
viii be appointed to a Washington
billet and his handsome young wife.
who was Miss Katherine Britton.
OF Washington. will assume an inn
portant place in official life,
This pleasant possibility Is be
Ing discussed by the friends of
Prince and Princess HohehIohe and
they are congratulaiin. the Prln-
cess, who has recently arrived IN
Washington 10 spenI the winter
with her father. upon the compo-
sition Of her husbands differences
with his government and his family
over his forbidden marriage.
- AT EMBASSY BEFORE.
Prince Hohenlohe was attached
to the embassy here in the days
before the war and wooed and
won Miss Britton. the daughter of
Alexander Britton. and an acknowl-
edged beauty and belle. There
objections on the part OF the Aus
TRAN government and the Princes
artistocratic and most influential
in Austria, to his marriage to an
American girl. any American girl,
for none can show the quarterings
necessary before a woman could be
presented at court In the days OF
the old empire, and taken to the
heart of exclusive Vienna society.
The young Prince was transferred
TO the consular service and sent to
San Francisco. possibly with the
view to breaking up the romance,
but he persisted Ina marrying the
girl of his choice and the wedding
took place in Washington five years
ago. with many OF the diplomats
present.
The Hoheniohessthen went abroad
and after the death Of the old
Emperor Franz Joseph the Gov
eminent must have withdrawn it's
opposition to some extent for the
Prince resumed his connection with
The Washington times., 1920-10-14

the diplomatic service AID was at
tached to the Austrian legation in
Switzerland. 1t was there that
Princess Hohenlohe spent most OF
her time during the trying days
when her own country and her
adopted country were at war. On
the other hand the Princes recon
ciliation with his family is of more
recent date. Both Prince and
Princess Hohenlohe spent several
months in Washington last winter.
This time the Princess is accom-
only by her two small children, but
Prince Hohenlohe expects to join
her here later in the winter.
=
"ALIEN- WIVES COME HOME.
Miss Catherine Britton was but
one of a numerous and important
group of Washington girls who
were married not long before the
war to diplomats who afterward
became enemy aliens" Their paths
The Washington times., 1920-10-14

Lady osddes. wife Of the British Am
bsssAdor. a. the sos~t of honor.
sir. 4ad ars. ss4ax srs,s Koyss
are established for the season AL
their town house In Vermont avenue
nd had = small company at dinner
there last evening In compliment 10
the British Ambassador and Lady
The Washington times., 1920-10-14

Oedaes and Sir Rodsrsek and Lacy
Jones
Mics Frances >oYes WI spens O.
winter In New York as spo ls Las ias
a course at Columbia upiversity. Bic
IL living al "a East Forty ninth
street. New York. where her brother
CONTINUED ON Page sintesaD
The Washington times., 1920-10-14
SOCIETYS CALENDAR

TODAY.
British Ambassador
Electrical Communications Congress- ~
Secretary Of Agriculture party Tor lou
rom Walter Reed Hospital
Mrs f. q Miss Marian who is TO
marry
Wilson Bingham Wardman Park Hotel for Miss Kuz
b. home informally
luncheon Miss Mnna Blair who viii be
married on Richard c. Holyday, jr I
Montgomery Blair r dinner the Cafe st. Marks for Miss Blair
and her bridal
The Southern Society reception Willard for
Commissioners
SATURDAY.
Adoph Miller dinner compliment to the
and Geddes |
Wedding Minna Blair and Richard c. Holiday r in St.
Church.
Wedding Elizabeth Capt
in the Church OF Our Father
Wedding Hill tthales 3l3s
Highland place.
MONDAY.
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Roger J whiteford.
TUESDAY.
of
the American Bankers Association
The Washington times., 1920-10-14

Mrs. Baker, wife OF the secretary OF
War, will receive with MIS-. Meredith.
who viii also be assisted by Mrs A.
Mitchell Palmer, hrs. G. c. Mcchord,
Mrs. Louis Hertle OF Gunston Hall,
and a group OF charming girls.
Mrs Charles J. Bell entertained at
luncheon today at Twin Oaks, with
The Washington times., 1920-10-14

kosatie state committee Of oNrth Caro-
lima
The Washington times., 1920-10-14

Mrs. Josephus Daniels. who has
been in her North Carolina home for
some time. has consented to do some
campaign speaking during the next
few weeks. A number of appoint
ments have been made for her in-the
state by the chairman O. " Demo-