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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-18

rITII CT THEATRE Below Spruce
10 u MATINEE DAILY
"TNT WOMAN WHO UNDERSTOOD"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-18

GREAT NORTHERN Broad 70 st. s. . a, Erie r
SAZIMOVA in 1'
THE HEART OF CHILD"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-18

NIXON SAD AND MARKET sTs
JUANITA HANSEN no. ana 0
THE LOST cry
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
THEATER BILLS

Empras- theater, lD3n q W 20
i0S % m Wallace I'oh IN The
valley Of the GlanS cIp'iy
Nai.stlr thsntst. 10 a m 10 iou
~ Bessie Hnrnsr1l" ln Ni.h.
IN the cop" oam'd}, Uos,rn
rama.
New Folly ,hsA'sr ~ m m
90 y M tfauk Anyy iu In
So cumcdj
! ap. I'd th,ater. . = NJ 90 81
m -Tny'gf llplp,s IN 'Tnf'"
iuack EJts." Geo u Eelp In
hound md o. comedy.
Liberty thshtsr. I 20. tli and
, 90 3 m Vaudeville. pictures
Lyrc hsater 100 10 20 % p m
Vaudeville. pictures
Palace iheht,t matinee Anf MINT
-'Th. French Probes 10 musIoal
omsdy
Oyerholssr tbeater. SIS p M
Listen Lester
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

NIw YORK. jan Tho eottsn msr
NJ showed tsnsNtd bsfsousDsss and
nur rtnAliahs ssfs ssusmsiy ifr'suiAf earn
today Llssrponi sas sHsin bpsf thAh
dus ~hiis s,a,iH-nt wa stiil unsettled ~
} sststdays stalsmsnt from tho federal fs-
serve board and thef- s. o1asidsfabls
selling here ~ houses With Liverpool And
southern connections. pHtss vsfs -
poibu lover to u points higher Nl'h
spring and summer months rslsus-iy easy
and Msfth sold OF 20 ~ foc Nth July
touching lsLso dyfins tb. .sriJ trading
of - u . points not loser The ssst,f
fUllns ~ exchange raiss ~ss factor on
the dscl0 but Liverpool tgfnsd bsJsf
AZ m. loH's losti aud prices fshi.d 10 20
10 PAINTS before tbs end Of the first hour
Trading vas oompsfstI,sly quiet later
In the morning. bot the make, ruled ffi0
on furhsr trade saJins and oovsrihr
~hirh vas promoted ny bulilsh sop'bsrn
spot sdvlcss March sold w 70 is sfo anf
Juiy 10 1s.ise around midday. or . 90 tS
points net higher N present crop positions
whhn the nss crop months ssts nss
isctsd ard relatively easter.
good many Of the contracts sold ssriy
1sts bslieysd 10 have been pure p.scd f"t
trade account and the market shOged the
effects ef firmsr technical position
sitter the shArp break ana Ilauids,ion VI
y.stSfdAy,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

toa on tho opening here today 10 h. auist.
sod tue mafkrt after this first ali was
dull and = Assins affair Trading -as
festfitisd ~ the holiday uTnofiOv Ia OBJ
sstFsnfs u the anniversary ~ ths battle
N Asu Oflssns Hnf ~ tho fsSt tLst 'ha
census bureau fsp1ft on sinning 90 The
met ~ Jauusfy a due the nfst thinE
IIhaY n,UimnF
sooi demand srfsna up ~ the Dc.
fiinb and ihsfg vas psfiifuiafly 5000 buy
mo - october, tbs inquiry hsigs attracted
~ iLHt month apparently ~ Ia ~ids dis.
count Lsls In the morning ihs list was
) point losst 10 ~ p1iBU higher than
ihs dose ~ yesterday ksTch uAdihH up 10
~ 80 and pot0bsr ~ eibt Crtnhsf
made ths Sidsa sSin ~ any mouth on the
tss rds
Ir0 huyins movement sslnsh good
n'uINhY and ihu a.INe months ssfs sent
~ 10 81 p1iHt- bishsr tBAn the nn.l
prices 81 yssisftsy Tho report. ef tho
tbfsStsnsd pNfoad s,uh. IN tasisnd
checked the AdysBra In the sshy sftsr'
| noo-, srd 81 ! o'tlo,t ~. uahins months
| shortd net ssins Of but 70 ~ poinu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
TWO ARE INJURED
IN AUTO CRASHES
fourteen Accidents Reported
in Last N Hours,

Fourteen aniofrohils accidents IN
ftIah ,vp' persons we're injured we're
-rursi 20 me police yesterday riyins
ffs ns~ ys,f marked Increase over
1913 To- The number of dally AIiomobils
d. ..Hrn's
Ds,p Tsrsr ir1 West Elsvsuth
street sas fIKhuy injured Whsn an
automobile r1n BFaiast him as ne rss
.f.#..rT mo street Al Nsln and Rob-
'rsln O C1nnors. ~ aouir Robin
.ar sps thrown 90 ma pavement when
mo car Iu which ho vas dri,iHg vac
rrtshe1 |r'Y rel, california snd rrosh-
1910. .. sn..Hrr .lf whose driver has
no. been found
Ntur walton hos ordered more
,a'.ty s'hrffris ~ be- placed cn the
sfrass. the .osfinH Snd unloading sones
20 30 extended farther north on Brosd-
r7,r ar' ,is0 vc-t on Nain and orand.
Tho rslt-oi way equations -
Br51'was. l,ob,nson. Harvey and HUI.
son streets are expected 10 ~ put istd
effect the sitter part u the week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

RiEht bus While Iou rau sot them A.
the .eis I'D prices ana sst ready 10
huiii IN the sprnF No need 10 Wsit
until tho cost uf buildlns comSs d0.n-
'thufs amt no surh sninai"
We hays sof more building .its. In
the last two weeks, thHn during Any Other
month iag year rha, msans that rsbpia
ar" getting TyadY ~ do their 0sn build
lnH ~ tbs spiins rhY not yuu siso1
Here's smother ON Wet i0ih street
'ofnsf sl,s. IOIt,s. fsdus south and ~.st.
Sidewalk IN sui psii fof, u..s SHADE trees
paNins n.sTly psid ore blu,t from oaf
bns hish snd sightJ, for only I09
Oriy igon Read mi, IN wes, lith
street one block ffpm car line on paved
stfsst. all modern 'onyrrisur.s f1r M.
low pfios Of isOo lts Ike gsitlns them
for nothins
Real hish oiA. ~ Robinson sy.nu.
fiaht IN ths hou.i1n ss''l1u. suutn Of
isfh street. eoiito. for i!.s)e
We san these, q. Eeli a. many othsrs
ihaA vs can submit ~ 500 lu ,sH- any
~ the above do not suit When yAi
Get In the market foT business sites tn
Tho Dlhssea company nr-,
rms CLAssYs co.
- North Hsrrsrp. Telephone PnN.i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
WALL STREET

WV YORK Jan. The trading 'r
tsfs-us accorded At the Opanins Il today s
stock mafsa expressed the indssson 81
the Acuye interests arslng from yss,si
days warning u the federal reserve board
OHlns srd Losses wsrs almost evenly bal
sntsd. leaders In tho advance Including
tho same shares that featured yesterday .
later rally. mainly s'ssls. e0ppsfs. tss-
tiles ana sugars. OILS sefs the Ouly i'm.
portsni ssuss 10 display pronouncs
hsssigs.. MsIiesn Petroleum failing :
points
Ing tho immediate nvon session. many oi
IN. leading stocks fluetuAtink within hs
smallest fractional limiu Price i'Hfsh.
clss were tfmsr. howsvsf. % tai A. hsJ
aanifrstsd any change, especially among
fspfsssuiatSs Industrial and rail- tfa..
tluuS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


stoom hunrsi1w. ob Wsst gfh street
nus lptniDu rl9s0 90 Classru has olI
paving snd gsrsgs A good buy st $500
Complete 'foon, tso story home In
IniNsrsiy Addition DIi paving fine lot
'ailon, hAtEaih - 5000
We ha,s special onHipss In business
property ana luit
An,r ofios hours rsi W l. ufovn,
wslnut 1tli, y q AIdrdrs walnut ~.
- D.nnsii, walnut it04. n 4 hsriin.
Walnut 1917
TilE CLAHtlE CO.
10 - liarsy, trisphons r1iN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK


KANSAS CITY Jan T.-HOds' r.osips
IA 800. steady 70 100 lover. bulk ti.GBB
- 90, heaVies ti,i0ultto mediums
80 io1bes. llshu illSoVitsl. pigs
tlao6di,oo
CATTLE r.esip,. Doabi steady 10
'pg hishtTF choice h'ssy siesrs tiGfku
ltie medium iiJ,e.isib common
tte saists. ehoArs lights listegifqb;
commun fsitoilso tutrhfr h.ifsr-
" nsiUl,fs cows tssopl9fst oannsr.
" 7su 20. calves tiiseJlsjo. feeders
" fani iai rorksrs s. 0oriOJn
HIHhr t,rsipts 5000 steady. 70 iSc
iossr. lumbs ~ eed 1850; cults iloboH
y =, yss'linS wsthar ti,.Sgtsso ewes
it;s0 1870 cuns o. coHsbo; breeding
.t'g NoeGitSs;, feeder lambs iiAce0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
LIVERPOOL

LJvEItrOOf. Jan Cotton. spot In
fAt demand, pross sssy Good piiddiins
u IA fullJ uiddiinz 1880, middlins
~ ia ordlnsfy iiiid s.iss io.sos bsiss
Including t.SV0 Ansflcsn. 80 tsceipb
fginfss olDsai. hssr months awFi, d.
tsn,s steady Jan. l1tkd Ma ?, ID
May i,oid. Jaly iiTid. OCT 1904
Dee IL ID
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

ilUulli cons uprhshgsd NJ
mined iNli ~. go. ~hi's u slul o.
h1 Ssllss il tiSiN OArr &C. b.sI
%. 80 Sh'ts ssffst 20 J nidsI tf 3
UATc 80. 3 fst u.. NY tlrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
HOES CONTINUE
DECLINE HERE
Cattle Steady to Strong
Steer Top Sll50,
wrDNyrpA,'s nrcrIrrs.

rATrib rhs market was STEADY 90
FtfUpG wtih steer too ~ ~ sd
tic-ing Vubistious.
Prices of Ne various Grade u cattle
pro approximately - foilu~u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07

KASFkF CITY Jan T,-CnHS r.ssa
Isn O. HN May tiIsH Jliy ti.tB
igih svlt o. o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
MIDDAY STOCKS

Tn. following apets,ioas Of Nsw Noss
mstk.ts up TO ii.Is %. NJ. today ~s'r
compiled ~ Houston, titls COMPANY ~
Eafth IlyOsdsay.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
CHICAGO.


CHlCABO. Isr r--HoGE reeetpts q. %
900 ~ 20 2tc lover, bulk s0aItbg.
top tii,o heavy tt759iitk, medium,
,@s ~ i'sh's 'i'''die'0. piss
CATTLE receipts s,eee, steady. ehoies
heavy steers tls.1Sss 1900. medium gio 10
y iAts, common tsfkeiofs. choice lishts
~ seuis:l, common tsosolI 30 bp,cn-
~ tsif'rs " t.seuitIs cows % tes u 30
rErntfs N stas,9. calves tis begit7s
feeders i'.t9oii.io s'och~s $3.50
susEP 10 900 strong; .mh. si,tss
l7.sS. cuils 10 oOuitoo choice ewes
titooil rs. cuil- " ooas.J
-
sr. IDCSs.
EAST Mt. IOuIs. Jsa '.-HoGs, re-
ceipts 1900. active; rs 10 fse loo or top
tlts ss bulk ~, <kettsS. heavy 1itto6
iisoi medium tittcaitse, light (it %
uitsoi pias I'll SeitSs
CATTLE receipts $500; steady; choice
heavy steers, nons; y,sdiuu I'll 90 D u w
common Veoglets. choice lights Sis 80
nH1S common iT,7teitio hatcher
h-ifers u Weiaes, COWS s7eaHiS so
cann-rs % isosfs. csiv.. III 800 u 90
ie7S
sHrEP receipts sosei steady; lambs
ts io1 isIt. ev,ia u oe6 see ysariins
wrthsrs tifes0itW ohoi>e ewes tTseV
1900, eulls esoeofes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-07
GRAIN


CHICAGO, la. s.--asstsaso>s - usst.
srt hssvss that Tie great ben q AoeosInl
nssAe .ssssl - me- ~ ordinary ss0s
~sss'. s.s"ssss,.s "a, :, s:sss s.s. 49, =
corn, TIE aashss vss alss AsVssaBs1 n
. ssthasA b the valvs Of hsss OpsWsa0
lsiesA NhssA rSnps4 fsem 10 dssliss e
LIKE sAvs.ss. With Nay ei.sek - q tsS
by slisht Ua,aS b sens sassA eoa thss
~ devnturs ~ srsssA = vsii bsisv
yesterdays NNlsA.
rss e.ees - ueecss!el Y y iks sst
lsssr' s,;, =, ~ ~. ~ es;sS y s'".''S. .aA
Oats Vsrs Osvssas1 GAss1lv " the se-
tion h eaeS. Aflae eoeo1n0 Ns 70 Ne
down. iacislise blay q SSN y NSe. the
Harkst valiisl . nttie go 0sa declined
pr.y..s.s 1.sssassA eta Ne -s.s.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12
conoressIonal Record Cost.

Washington.-The cost Of publish
ing Congressional Record, the gov
ernment publication recording daily
everything that is said and done in
congress. was $5S764o last year,
about the sane as for 1918, or $780,
600 less than the 1917 cost. These
figures were given by r. 0. Beene,
accountant at this government print
ing office. in answer to an inquiry
OF Representative Magse, Of New
York, as to the possible saving that
would result from the discontinuance
Of the Record.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12
Gained Ten Pounds
Before Taking ZIRON, Alabama Man Was Weak,
Nervous Had No Appetite, But is NouA Strong
. with the very finest equip.

had no appetite, and at morning l
didn't feel like getting up, was
Nreading Of Ziron and decided would
try 1t -.
'Will say that Ziron is good hedi-
cine. / have gained ten pounds In
four months. Am strong and have q
good appetite"
ziron is mild iron tonic, good for
young and old. IT helps TO restore
the system, when rundown by over
work, under-nourishment, caused by
stomach or bowel disorders, or as Q
result OF some weakening illness.
Get Ziron from your druggist He
sells II on Q money-back guarantees.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12

TN VERY man and woman, who is in
.L a rundown, weak condition. with
bad complexion and poor appe-
tite, due to lack of iron IN their blood,
should find Ziron helpful and strength
building.
1t is scientific, reconstructive tonic
composed Of ingredients recommended
sy leading medical authorities.
Describing his experience with ziron,
MIR. George w. s. Lanier writes from
Jones, Ala: Sometime back, was In
a terrible condition. / was weak and
nervous, and had tired feeling all
the time My skin was muddy. ]
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12
suffer. $50. 900 Blaze.

Monroe, Lathe two-story brick
building owned by w, 4 Morris & Co.
and the l. d. McLain estate, between
Commerce and Trenton streets, in
West Monroe, was destroyed by fire.
The loss Is estimated at $4,000.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-08-12
naredexil aviator killed.

Los Angeles Lieut.. Omar Lock
lear, noted ~stunt" aviator, and Lieut..
Milton Elliot. his aide, were killed
here when their plane crashed from
a distance Of 1000 feet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05

So impressive has been the bort rise
in popularity throughout the entire
country that we take particular pride in
announcing our connection with the
bort Company as distributors for the
Washington territory.
Before becoming bort representatives in
this territory a searching investigation
was made of the merits of all cars in the
moderate price class.
The qualities of one car were weighed
fairly and exactly against those of
another:
Plants were inspected. Owners consult
ed as to how these cars performed.
And so by the process of elimination the
bort was arrived at as the final selection
in the field:
The bort is, first of all, an alert, agile,
graceful car that handles with delightful
ease:
Unusually long springs, a stanch frame
and restful upholstery combine to make
it a fatigue-less car to drive.
The simply designed, powerful bort
motor pulls with smoothness and de-
lWers full power to the wheels all the
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-05

The bort construction throughout is so
accessible that service can be given any
part very readily and inexpensively.
The entire assembly Of the bort chassis
reflects the deliberate effort of the bort
engineers to keep operative and upkeep
expense at the very lowest point.
AS you check off one by one the points of
bort construction and bort performance
you cannot help but be impressed with its
low operating cost.
Today, with many good cars on the
market, the bort stands out as an excep-
tional car and an uncommonly desirable
investment for you:
Back Of its national reputation for long
and loyal service at a very low cost per
mile is the satisfactory experience of
more than $4,000 owners.
In Washington service organization has
been built up that assures you prompt
and efficient work and thorough salts
faction.
You are extended a cordial invitation to
inspect the various bort models on dis
play at the bort Distributing Company's
showrooms, 1917 18th St. Northwest.
Evening star., 1920-03-22

Underwood. Miss Corinne Morgan and
Miss Alethea Morgan. and Mr.. Francis
Trapp, Mr.. Edwin Yates, Mr.. Merrill
Tyree, Mr.. Bernard Flynn, Mr.. William
Montgomery. Mr.. Lyle Ohlander.. Mr..
Harrison Dey. Mr.. Jesse Morgan. Mrs.
A. H. Mclaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Byron
S. Gable and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Nor
gan.
Mrs. Eugenia Rollins. chairman Of
the committee on tickets for the card
party to be given by the Hilary A.
Herbert Chapter tomorrow afternoon,
has added to the list of acceptances:
Mrs. .Delos Blodgett, Miss Mary
Brown. Mrs. c. c. Calhoun. Mrs. D; B.
Casley. Mrs r. p. Clarke, Mrs. Gra-
ham Clark, Mrs. George Covington.
Mrs. William F: Dennis, Mrs. Grey
Eberle. Mrs. John Fauset, Miss May
Frey. Mrs. Stella Golabert, Mrs. Rufus
Hardy. Mrs. Julia Wheeler Harris,
Mrs. Clara Hartigan, Mrs. Thomas
Henry. Miss Maud Hodgkin. Mrs. j.
w. Holcombe. Mrs. r. M. Kennedy.
Mrs. II. r. Logic, Mrs. T. a; Mckee,
Mrs. Charles G. Matthew'S Mrs. John
Lindsay Morehead. Mrs. Mary Nalle,
Mrs. Robert Noble, Mrs. E. Rollins,
Mrs. T. F.. Shuey. Mrs. Rust Smith,
Mrs. J. w. Spencer, Mrs. c. e. tucker
Miss Temple, Mrs. w. r. Turner. Mrs
M w. w llllaiHSOH uHu w etuus
Wood
Col. and Mrs. Frank Griffin have
gone to Atlantic City, and are at the
Hotel Traymore.
The guests of honor and principal
speakers at the fortnightly soiree OF
the French Club of the Washington
salon at its studios in the Mclean
building. 1917 II street, Thursday
night will be Mr.. Y. c. Yang of the
Chinese legation and Mr.. Dixon L.
Merritt. the well known writer DR.
Yang will speak on What Confucius
Says and Mr.. Merritt will give tall
on Funny Stories and Various
Verses" A program OF soprano solos
VIII be presented by Mrs. Charles b
Maynadier of Baltimore accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. Helen J. F. Starr
The board of governors will assist Mr.
de Zapp, president of the club. in m2h
ing the presentations. Miss c. Louise
Phillips will preside at the punch
bowl and will be assisted by Miss
Leona Shields, Miss Bertha Denny.
Miss Ellen NJ. Hussey, Miss Garnet
Snowberger and Miss Anna c. Gault.
There will be refreshments and dane
Evening star., 1920-03-22

ington during the period of the war
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Rogers and Miss
MilUcent Rogers have come to WASH
ington to take possession of the resi-
dence on K street which they occu-
pied last season.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Emily Reeve of Brandywine.
nd. and Col Robert Uric Patterson,
ing the last two winters in Wash
ington. Col. Patterson is attached to
the general staff. The wedding will
take place in the early fall.
Former United States Senator AL
bert j. Beveridge. who has been at
Hot Springs for several weeks. has
left there for New York, where he
joined Mrs. Beveridge, who joined Mrs.
Marshall Field there, going from
Washington.
Mrs. William l.. Marshall has re-
turned from Il short visit to Atlantic
City. Mrs. John Harrison Knapp,
daughter of Gen. and Mrs. Marshall,
! who has been in Washington with
Capt. Knapp this week. He is now
stationed at the Brooklyn navy yard.
Arts Club Dinner.
On Thursday evening the weekly
Ghner OF the Arts Club will be of un-
usua: interest. when an illustrated
lecture. The Wives of Solomon" viii
be given by Mr.. Courtney de Kalb. A
group of Persian songs will be rem
dercd by Miss Dressler. contraIto.
from indianapolis. Representative
Merrill Moores of Indiana is chairrna
of the evening. with Mrs. Anne Pit
ncy Gaynor as hostess.
Mr.. Jesse a. Morgan and Miss
Corinne Il. Morgan entertained a num-
| ber Of their friends al n dance Sat
urday night The house and table
were tastefully decorated with Gala
lilies. roses and jonquils. In addition
to appropriate St Patrick's emhlems
Among those present were Miss Helen
Musson. Miss Emma Hulbirt Miss
Carla Ockershausen. Miss Katherine.
Fisk. Miss OiZie Dance. Miss Marian
Trapp. Miss Harriet Dey. Miss Fanni.
Evening star., 1920-03-22

Shungtang, China. and she expects
to return 30 her work there in the
near future.
The Missionary Society had charge
of the arrangements in serving tea,
punch and cakes. The rooms were
very attractively decorated in spring
Evening star., 1920-03-22
Miss Hamin Helping Yale Men.

! One of the most interesting events
of the season will be the concert of
the combined glee and musical clubs
of Yale University. which will take
on Saturday evening. April g. This
will be the first visit the Yale club
! has paid this city for some time. for
during the war their activities were
at standstill. Following the per-
formances Mr. and Mrs. William Lit
| tauer and Miss Louise Littauer will
entertain the members of the clubs
and few additional guests at an in.
formal dance at their Massachusetts
avenue home.
Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin and Miss An
ma Hamlin will be informally "at
| home" in their honor.
/ ttained a party of their Army friends
] at dinner on Saturday evening.
! Miss Harriet Sears Amory of Bos-
! ton arrived yesterday at the Shore
! ham, TO be the guest of Mrs. Charles
| MacVeagh, who is spending the sea-
son there.
! Mr.. Albert Sergysels of the Belgian
! embassy staff returned yesterday
from a short visit in Baltimore.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Flemming en-
| tertained a large party at dinner and
| dance at Wardman Park Hotel Sat-
/ urday evening.
Airs. j. Borden Hartman entertain
J ed at dinner last evening.
Countess Skarbek de KorZybska.
. who lived in Washington for a year
or more, is now visiting Mr.. and
! Mrs. Julian Harris, in Detroit Coun-
I 10 KarzyhSka better known
| as Mira Edgerly, the noted miniature
| painter. She will sail in few months
! for warsaw, Poland, where she will
F.! join her husband. whom she married
| i'm this city about year ago. Mr..
| and Mrs. Julian Harris lived In wash
Evening star., 1920-03-22

Miss Mary Louise Shendan enter
tained at luncheon last week at St
Marks Cafe for Mrs. Elmon Miller, who
has Joined Maj. Miller at Camp Humph-
reys since his return from France.
Evening star., 1920-03-22

A wedding took place at 29O0 18th
street northeast, Saturday at pm.
when Mrs. Estelle Moore of Washing
ton and Mr.. Edgar Lane Knode of
BoOnsboro. Md. were united in mar
riage. The bride was attired in a bead
ed gown of taupe georgette. with hat
to match. and wore a necklace of pearls
the gift Of the bridegroom. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DIR.
George S. Duncan. Among the guests
present were: Mr.. and Mrs r. Owen
Edmonston, jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
E. Angel. Miss Margaret Angel. Mrs.
Robert G. Ingersoll, Mrs. George Z.
Weigie and Miss Sara F. Hunt. Mr.
and Mrs. Knode will make their home
at Boonsboro. Md
Evening star., 1920-03-22
ing and the discerning public is in
vited.

: Mrs. Adelaide johnson. formerly a
resident of Washington. is in the city
at IA Jackson place, Lafayette Square
She is sculptress of note, the bust
she executed of Susan B. Anthony being
one of her best known works.
Evening star., 1920-03-22

flowers and plants and there was a
program of piano and violin music.
Mrs. Graf, Miss Jones and Miss
Armstrong will be at home to the Dis
trict of Columbia Alumnae Club OF
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An enjoyable reception was given on
Friday at the home of Mrs. Fred Hop
kins. in honor of Miss Braskamp.
who is spending her vacation with
her brother, the Rev. Mr.. Braskamp.
pastor of the Gurley Presbyterian
Church. at 1860 Otis place. Miss
Era skamp IS taking an advanced
course of Bible study at the New York
Evening star., 1920-03-22

Mrs. J. Borden Hartman entertain
ed at dinner last evening.
Evening star., 1920-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Flemming en-
tertained a large party at dinner anG
dance at Wardman Park Hotel Sat
urday evening.
Evening star., 1920-03-22

Mr.. Albert Sergysels of the Beleian
embassy staff returned yesterday
from a short visit in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1920-03-22

Sir Charles Gordon of Montreal, sta
toned with a British mission in Wash
ington. during tho war. is now visiting
in New York.
Evening star., 1920-03-22

Miss Harriet Sears Amory of Bos-
ton arrived yesterday at the Shore
ham. TO be the guest of Mrs. Charles
MacVeagh, who is spending the sea-
son there.
Evening star., 1920-03-22

Miss Ruth Larner. who will attend
Miss Frances Carpenter as maid of hon.
or on the occasion OF her marriage ito
Mr.. William Chaplin Huntington. will en-
tertain at luncaeon I'm compliment to the
bride-elect on Saturday. March %.
Evening star., 1920-03-22

Mrs. William Howard Taft. who was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays
Hammond for some days. left yester-
day for Augusta, Ga. MIR. TAFT Joined
Mrs. Taft lot the southern trip.
Evening star., 1920-03-22

GrayS. browns. greens and
blues. i'll the popular bclted
styles: for boys 3 to lS years.
This is our leader for spring.
and it beats any value you have
ever seen. Serviceable materi-
ais.
Evening star., 1920-03-22

Col. and Mrs. G. G. Harvey enter
tanned party of their Army friends
at dinner on Saturday evening.