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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
Vail Breaks Worlds Auto
Dirt Track Record
10y ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ItthEltS FIELD. CALI, Dec. 20.
Ira Vail broke the worlds auto
mobile racing record ON the 0nr-
mile dirt trnck here today In win
ming what WIS billed ns "thc dirt
track world chEm pi0nSiip~ frnn,
Rnscoc Sarlcs md Eddie Iicarnr.
NniFs fifue WINS :2S:IS3-I. Thr
iormrr record WINS i.9iID. cstah-
lishcd last year by Eddie II~urnc
Mt Phoenix. Ariy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
nevada Drfeats un,y,ii

of Nevada defeated the University Of
laval II to o. here today in the
first football game ever played be-
tween the Honolulu team and an
eleven from the mainland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
Duke Of Connnu9ht II,

Thy UnlV"rSa! SERVICE.
LONDON, Doe. 26.--The Daily EX-
saying that the Duke OF Connaught
is III no board the battlcship Malaga
Tho report says that the dukes tenn
perature Is l0l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
NATIVE SONS READY
FOR CLASSIC FRACAs
Berkeley Grid Squad Arrives at
Pasadena, Where II Will Meet
Ohio ON New Years.
WORKING OFT GOES ON MrAcE
Arrangements for Practice Work
for Both Outfits Today Ar. Made.
Smith Men Are in Superb ConLt-
ton and Ready for Fray.
INy universal Sorvlec ]

LOS ANGELES. D.r 2G.-Thir:y
stalwart football warriors from the
University of California l;ave arrived
here from Bcrk.i"y - do batil" with
tho ONO State squad a. Pasadena on
Ncw Years Day. Tn" Bears. Sho are
here I" defend the honor If tn" Far
West. look capable of doing Il good
job
rpou tho arrival Of TIC California
athletes In Los Angeles they were i'm
m"diIt.ly conducted 10 waiting ma
chimes and transported 10 the Ho,cl
Maryland Pasadena. where they VIII
park un;l after ia. pridiron classic.
Al room Saturday. Coach Andy
Smith ordered out has squad 20 rnuss
mp the TUT IA bit az Tournament Park.
next saturday: The big boys from
up san Francisco way were nut
through various forms of practice and
t"r st!n work -"ut.
OHIO Takes i'IcId.
Upon thc completion OF thr hears
initial work -"ut. Coach John Milce
h"rd.d his gang OF OHIO Statcrs out
on ia" ii.lt Tor Lively ;an-oark SEES
sion and thc men proved IN. long
journey has IN no NY affected their
abiiiiy 10 hold their own IA IN. big
C!aSSly.
on Tournament Park n.lh ana az
iangcmcnis for practice hours Viii
." made tomorrow L. is understood
mat most D: TN. workouts Will he
held behind closed gates
toach Snitl, stated upoE MS ar
r!Na! here that his men ;tr. All in
superb condition and appeared uptI-
nisiiC over the oIt"ouc OF the hiE
contest. Andy proudly points TO the
record that tn" berkeley eleven hung
up this season in games with SOM.
OF the o'St schools on IN. Pacific
Coast. and declared tina, his men vii!
walk on with THE iau--ls on Jam
uarv !.
No trIppirs On Ohio.
Despite reports from The North
mat there We're no crirpleS among
the state school players. ACCORDING.
10 thu captain, " nc. Bryan BcrEe-
Icy lief; end. and Mcmillan. right
Jackie, who wcrc laid UP for some
ti'nc becaus" % Injuries received In
the Stanford California game, viii bc
In n" best Of shape To play against
ohio.
There w!ll ;" plenty OF substitutes
ready 10 take the place OF any play
crs K HE'D off" during The fracas,
according 10 Coach Smith
Assistant Grahua;" MANAGER iav
t1rt.!Sou WAS in charge az the Cal
!fornta men and Ia addition to Coach
Andy Smith, BolcS RoscuthaI line
coach: Dummy" Wells. back Held
coach N!bs' Price. assistant back
ned coach. and Walter Gordon. as
s!stant line coach. were in the party.
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Deaths

i.EE-D.cd saturday. December - al
ll:io T.. NJ. Mrs. Matte W Lee aged
=. ,*ido" ~ clifton Ic". at her Residence
v.vcd by one daughter. Miss Matt. q;
Lee. and three sons. LEROY NJ, Clifton
ana w. Duncan Ice. Funeral from
Crac" Methodist Church. boulevard ani
Siuar. Avenue. Monday. December - al
80 y. NJ. Burial in Hollywood Gene
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
AMATEUR TRANSPORTER
BREAKS MANY RECORDS
Texan Fails to Hit large; Only
800 Times in i2.O5O
Tries.
ny PETER y. CARNEY,
Edit0r National sports Syndicotr.

Lohn J.. clay, OF Houston, Texas.
Shot at more registered targets ntnn
any other trapshoot.r in tn. Unitad
states or Canada In 1920. Clay shc,
al 1850 targets. Of which numb.r ~.
missed only $50. which gives him am
average az .:3:3. clay shot in thirty
ninc tournaments and in prac, ical'y
every section Of tho United states
and Canada Tie is am amateur.
Charles q. Spencer. OF St. Louis.
nov exploiting his ability In Texas.
shot a; more targets In registered
COMPETITION than any ether prnfcs-
OF which number n. broke lUa4i
Tor AN average @! 1913 Spencer. like
LAY; shot All through tn" country.
IN tn" rain. the hail. and m. ,,InG
and tho snow. SPENCER sio; in tnir;y.
three tournaments. Spencer. year in
anu year out. has shot at upwards 81
since he oiihcial averages have been
maintained he has always hc,tercd IS
per cent. No othc- shooter has such
Some &. 4. II. Figures.
In The 1920 Grand American Hardt
cap 335,l70 clay targets were thrown.
and for every target thrown a shell
British shooter. Imprnving.
Ih.N AR" talking IN England abou,
'''P'i'H LIB .l Ia" 1874 olympic
san"s IN Rom" Tho Engli;hrn.n
learned a lot about shooting from IN"
american Olympic shooters. so much
that they arc now purchasing Amer
lean guns and targets. and IL will no,
De long before they VIII have adopt-
ca IN: American system OF shooting
IN fv"- squad Eefor. IN. Amer
icaiS invaded England. the longest
run winch stood for years, was forty
n'h.. IN recent shoot. one man
proHr ..XluO, and ;hcrc We're a dozen
runs beyond nifty. They are getting
AZ! net mp about the Improvement IN
he shooting. and tho only thing the
shooting papers talk about is the
hInl OF a team tina, England Mill
produce four years hence
Rinc Matches In Camps
Camp sapphire. % Brcvard. y. -
turned IN a score Of 40 out OF a
possible 800 ana Won the nrst bcys'
ana girls camps rifles championships
conducted by the Winchester Junior
'tifc corps IN nincty-Scven hoys' and
girls camps in the United States in
.2n CAM Sokok!s. of Briigcton.
Maine, was second. and Camp Tinan-
Gus. O: raymond. Maine. was third.
iiSh!and camp gins. of North S.-
hago. Maine. was eighth There ar.
many girls VINO shoot the smnli-b bore
of boys
Harding and Cox. Snortsmen.
lust as soon as the presidential
election returns We're cOuntcd IN.
winner and loser wen; ava. on va
cations. one 10 FISH and the other to
hSh ami hunt. President Harding
went after tarpon, while MIR. cox did
ittlc nshinG and then went after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
Rinc Ma,che. In Camps.


JUST as soon as the presidential
erection returns Mere cbuntcd the
winner and loser wen; AVA on va
cations. one 10 fSh and the other to
hsh ami hunt. President Harding
went after iarpon. while Mr.. cox did
= littlc nShinG and then went after
pear, They know the value OF the
life In the great outdoors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
TOO Late TO CLASSIFY.

on train No. a. g \ -
Railroad. arriving IN Richmond i. NJ
sunday. one brown iaath suitcase, CON
tanning ch!iar"n'- wearing apparel and
adults clothing. Finder please call Boul.-
ward HIh-W and -e, his ~ hn- suitcase.
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Some q. \. II. I'irurc,

IN n" l"2c Grand American Haudt.
cap 335.l!e clay targets were thrown.
ana Tor every target thrown n shell
was Aired. and In these shells Mere
ten and half tons az shot;
Evening star., 1920-04-04

evening at their residence on Massa
fhe members of the combined Glee,
Banjo and Mandolin clubs of Yale Uni
versity, which gave concert earlier
in the evening at the Willard, at
which smart society was brilliantly
represented. The guests at the dance
included some of the debutantes of a
year or more ago and a number of
the younger married set.
Miss Lindsay Wood will entertain
at a small tea tomorrow afternoon in
compliment to her house guest, Miss
Appleton of Philadelphia. for whom
she will also give a dinner Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Clinton Rench Grove and her
daughter. Miss Betty Grove, have re-
turnedi to their apartment at the
Highlands after spending several
weeks in Warrenton. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Foster an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Helen Ruth. to Lieut.. Will
liam f. Myers. U. S. NJ. c., of Belling-
ham, Wash. The wedding will take
place late this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nevil Monroe Hopkins
have with them for Easter their SON
inlaw and daughter. Capt. and Mrs.
John Gregory Hope, andztheir small
son. Samuel Gregory Hope Capt.
Hope will be here but a few days,
but Mrs. Hope and the baby are re-
naming for longer visit Capt.
Hope. who was with the British Royal
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class of 1917. and is now a senior at
Radcliffe College. Mr.. Baker is a
senior at Harvard.
Mrs. William d. Brown announces
the engagement of her daughter Nir-
ginnia du Val. to Mr.. Edwin ]. Con-
nor of Madison, Wis. The wedding
will take place early in the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Eccleston Cliff
ton have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Kathryn Osgood Clifton. to Mr. James
Barclay Young. Wednesday. April 81.
The ceremony will take place at 4:30
O'Clock at All Souls Memorial Church.
the Rev. James Mcbride Sterrett Of
ficiating. small reception for the
relatives aid intimate friends will
follow at the residence of the brides
parents
Miss Dorothy May Davis. daughter
of Mr.. Arthur Powell Davis, director
of the United States reclamation
service. and Mr.. Philip Hillyer Smith.
son of DR.. and Mrs. Theobald Smith
of Princeton, n. j.. were married
quietly on Monday. March %, in the
rectory of St Patrick's Cathedral.
New York city, in the presence of the
immediate families of the bride and
bridegroom. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Father Henry F.
Hammer, assistant rector OF the ca
thedral. The bride wore a becoming
gown of dark blue crepe de chine with
vest and undersleeves of Russian en-
broidery. She wore a small black
hat and corsage bouquet OF Rich
mond roses and frsia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith will make their home in New
York city.
The marriage of Miss Edith East
lack. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
1Continued on Sixth Page /
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Flying Corps during the war, is now
in business in this country. and he
and Mrs. Hope are making their home
in New York.
The marriage of Mrs. Diehl. widow
of Capt. S. w. B. Diehl. U. S. n. to
Capt. George Trafalgar D'Orsay OF
England and France, whose engage
ment was announced last spring and
the wedding arranged for an early
date, has been indefinitely postponed
on account of the serious invalldlsm
of Capt. D'Orsay.
The captain went to Australia to
settle the estate of his brother and
was to return in February and the
wedding take place in March. He was
in an automobile accident last August
and suffered an injury which still!
renders him unable to travel. IT he
sufficiently RECEIVERS the marriage
will take place in the autumn.
Dr. and Mrs. William Gerry Morgan
will entertain at dance Friday, April
16, in compliment to their debutante
daughter, Miss Myra Morgan, at the
Hotel La Fayette. Miss Morgan. Miss
Ruth Morgan and Miss Gerry Morgan.
with their house guests. Miss Isabelle
Smith of Michigan. Miss Cornell
knight of Memphis and Miss kath-
crime Meyer of Chicago, are spending
the week end at a house party at
Annapolis, where they will attend the
services at the Naval Academy this
morning.
Miss Enid Sims entertained at a
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large buffet supper last evening in
compliment to her house guest, Miss
Alice Requa of New York. Her guests
included the members of the younger
set and some of the Yale students here
with the combined Yale musical clubs.
Many of the guests went later in the
evening to the dance given by Mr..
and Mrs. William Littauer and Miss
Littauer for those taking part in the
Yale concert.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Pal
mer have as their guest the formers
aunt, Mrs. NJ. E. Fox of Philadelphia,
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partment finance service under Gen.
Lord.
Mrs. William Richard Castle will be
hostess at a tea this afternoon, at
1918 r street. the residence which she
as a home. Mr.. Castle, who comes
from Massachusetts, is conpected
with the State Department.
a performance of the film version of
"Alice in Wonderland" will be given
for the benefit of the Bryn Mawr En-
dowment atethe Knickerbocker The
ater. on Tuesday afternoon April 13,
at 3:45. Much interest is being
shown in this affair and serving as
patronesses are Nine. Cremer. Mrs
Eliphalet F. Andrews. Mrs. Tasker H.
Bliss, Nine. Sigismund Brynk. Mrs
Hugh s. Cumming. Miss Minnie
Hawke. Mrs. C. D. Heron, Mrs. Will
liam Collier Heron, Mrs. Overton
Lea. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Mrs
T. De Witt Talmage and Mrs. T. Way
land Vaughan.
Mrs. William Meade Coulling and
her young daughter are spending
Easter with Mrs. Coulling's mother
Mrs. Armistead T. M. Rust at her
home. in Leesburg.
Mr.. Constantin Brun. the minister
of Denmark, went to New York yes
terday and will attend the wedding
this afternoon of Mr.. Peter Christian
Schou. secretary of the Danish lega-
ton, to Miss Karen Eybor. Mr.. Brun
will serve as best man at the wedding,
which will take place at Mt. kiSco,
the home of the bride, this afternoon.
Mr.. Schou and his bride will sail
from New York for Denmark on the
steamer Oscar II on Thursday. and
be taken by Capt. Malthe Brun, who
has arrived to assume his duties.
Mr.. Brun will return to Washing
ton tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles Warren will be at
home tomorrow afternoon and will
have with her Miss Clara Perry of
Dedham. Mass, an interesting woman,
who has been engaged in overseas
work since 1916.
Miss Perry is located at La Fayette
chateau. in France, where are con-
gregated many French war orphans,
and her work is for them. though
during her residence abroad it has
lain along diversified paths and in
cluded nursing.
The assistant secretary of state, Mr.
Frank L. Polk. and Mrs. Polk have
bought the residence 80 East 10th
street, New York, where they will
make their home on the retirement
of Mr.. Polk from his position with
the State Department.
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Luncheon Mt White House.
The President and Mrs. Wilson will
and Mrs. Colby and other members of
the cabinet at luncheon tomorrow.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
cambridge Colby have taken the
residence 1907 K street as their
Washington home. 1t is a commodi-
ous house with a charming garden
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Campbell Graef of New York.
The ambassador of France and
Nine. Jusserand are entertaining at
luncheon today at the embassy men,
ladies of their families. 1t is not
unlikely that the ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand will be able to re-
sumo their former custom of an an
nual visit to France and will spend
the summer there.
OmciaI and Diplomatic Notes.
The Secretary of War. Mr.. Baker
will return today from Rock Island,
Miss Alice Kean Stockwell. Miss
Katherine Stockwell and Miss Mar
guerite Schauweker. who were the
guests for week of Miss Betty Bak-
eF. the young daughter OIL tne SeCTe-
tary and Mrs. Baker returned to their
homes in Cleveland last night.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Houston will be joined on April
Is. by their son. Mr.. David Franklin
Houston. jr., who is a student at Har-
ward.
The Postmaster General and Mrs
Burleson, with Miss Sydney Burle-
son, are spending the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shelton Williams
al Paxton. their home in Richmond.
Va. Last evening the Literary So
ciety of Washington met at the resi-
Gence of Mr.. and Mrs. Burleson.
Mrs. Palmer. wife of the Attorney
General, will be the guest of honor at
tea which Mrs. Charles Creighton
Carlin will give in Alexandria, Va.
Wednesday afternoon. April Z.
The Secretary of Agriculture will re-
turn Tuesday from Iowa. swhere he is
making brief visit. Mrs Meredith
is spending Easter with her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick owen Bohen. in New York.
The ambasssd of Spain and Sonora
de Riano will be hosts at dinner,
Thursday evening. April S, when a
distinguished company has been m
vited TO meet the ambassador OF
France and Mime. Jusserand.
The Russian ambassador. Mr.. Bakh-
nneten went to New York yesterday,
and will remain over the week end.
The ambassador of Chile, Senior Don
Beltran Mathieu. is spending Easter
IN New York and will return to the
embassy tomorrow.
The ambassador of Italy and Bar
oness AvesZana will be the guests OF
honor at a dinner which Mrs. Henry
= Dimock will give Tuesday evening.
The ambassador of Peru. Senior Don
Federico Alfonso Pezet, will return
toE:orrow from New York, where he
has been since Thursday night. Sc
nora de Pezet has returned after
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spending a week or more in New
York.
The new British ambassador, Sir
Auckland Geddes. and Lady Geddes
will sail about the middle OF April for
this country. where the former will
assume his new duties.
The minister of Salvador and Sonora
de Sol have as their guest Miss Ethel
Laumeister of San Francisco. who
will remain for an extended visit.
Easter Week Tea.
Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, wife of the di-
rector of the consular service. will be
the hostess at a tea Saturday after
noon. April 10. to be given in honor
of the members of the diplomatic and
consular service now in Washington
and their families.
Mrs Paul S. Reinsch. wife of the
former United States minister to
China. will entertain at a tea Satur-
day afternoon. April 10.
Miss Anna Hamlin. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin, will en-
tertain at a tea this afternoon in hon.
or of the members of the combined
glee and musical clubs of Yale Uni
versity. when she will be assisted by
her guest. Miss Tracy Lyon of New
York. The guests will include a
number of members of the younger
! set.
! Miss Hamlin and Miss Lyon will
leave Washington Thursday for Bos-
ton. where the former will remain for a
week or more.
riage to Mr.. William. Chaplin Hunt
ington will take place Tuesday, will
I be the guest of honor at a tea which
Miss Katheryn Hitchcock will give
, this afternoon.
! Mrs. Alexander c. King. wife of the
| solicitor Of the Department of Justice,
will not be at home on Wednesday
evening.
! Mrs. William W. Harts. wife of Cen
! Harts. will entertain at a tea Monday
afternoon.
| DR. and Mrs. d. Percy Hickling an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Sarah Stone. to Mr.. John
Dale Showell. jr.. of Maryland No
date has been set for the wedding
Miss Hickling made her debut in
W ashington and has been prominently
ldentihed with social life here. She
IS also very musical
MISS Cornella Basel will leave
asnlngton April for Clarksbure,
W. va. She will sail on the steam
ship Baltic for Europe. going first to
London to visit her sister, Mrs. Davis
wife of the United States ambassador
to Great Britain.
Mrs. Randolph Minor will be tho
hostess at tea Wednesday afternoon
at 2400 18th street.
| Mrs. Paul ID. Kilt of ChiIlicothe. Mo
will arrive in Washington on Apri;
19 to be the guest of the Secretarv
of Commerce and Mrs. Alexander. with
1 whom she will remain until after the
| ID. A. X. convention.
| Lieut.. Col. and Mrs Jerome r. Sears
| went to New York Wednesday and
are at the Hotel Astor. where thew
will remain for a short visit Lieut..
Col. Sears is on duty in the War De.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

AsTER sUNDAY uhered with and more break
several homes well known society folk and dinner
Polls with Anna Case and Pasquae Amato joint recital Easter week
calendars fairly bugng with social dates of them however
being such the luncheon at the
the President and Mrs Wilson will enter
members the cabinet including the Secretary
OF State and Mrs cambridge Colby
NONE Washington of the week spectacular
perhaps M & o the season @ & as the % R bem
Old Peter Johnny Chuck Rsddy 10 Old Man GoyGs %
h PsteF Rabbits d the o evening % will 1 1f t
ter huge
ah n 0e
THE will be particularly
display of and atmosphere Of
W eTe sue such h % tier P % e0 d n oo d the ;
pretenou number their series dances
hs %
S5sn' ass
da'y county
s a the sS and things
% S a: sd with he NJ 9& H! en a%e '9f % :
the he
s
& s ] a ne' S Nh an 5
AMONG Spain
bsy and 's ssnora B1sm5 M Delos Bodsett will
THE wedding OF Miss Frances Carpenter to MI William chapn
Huntington Tuesday afternoon 40 o'clock of particular
and the wedding Ph1adqh Saturday. afternoon Of
much interest in Washington as in the Other other city for the maena
S & nd s @ M b ta
ne s o w % so % 6 the 9ase
a aa will e @ ems pa a is I'd will aqG
follow
THE return OF Mrs Banbridge Colby Washington
3ss "
orete and wholly unexpected features of the
plans for their first official and
will things off proptiously with diplomatic dinner Of or less
including Of the and
of
elsewhere and certainly nothing could lend better impetus
to the spring
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who will spend several days with
them en- route to California.

who will spend several days with
them en- route to California.
Mrs. Willard Salisbury will enter
tain at luncheon on Tuesday al Ward
man Park Hotel
The junior members of the Riding
and Hunt Club had their first paper
chase yesterday morning. taking the
place of their usual Saturday morn
- g gymkhana. Following the run Miss
-ielen Marye. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Marye. was hostess at
a hunt breakfast at the Chevy Chase
Club.
Mrs. Louis Audenreid Rommell of
Philadelphia arrived yesterday TO
spend Easter with Mrs. David F.
Kaime. at the Dresden.
Miss Kate Greedy has returned to
her home on New Hampshire avenue
from an extended trip through Flori-
da and the south.
Interesting Engagements.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beckham Jonas
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Josephine Marie. to Capt.
Keryn ap. Rice, Corps of Engineers.
U. S. A. The marriage will take place
in June.
Mrs Lula E. Worthington of st.
Petersburg. Fla. and San Antonio,
Tex, announces the engagement of
her daughter Miss Emma Wupper-
man. to Maj. Raycroft Walsh. air
service. of this city. The wedding is
to take place early in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice o. Eldridge
announce the engagement of their
daughter Maxine to Mr.. John Adams
Baker of Buffalo. N. Y. Miss Eldridge
is a graduate of Western High School,
Evening star., 1920-04-04
Luncheon for Bride-EIect.

Miss Beatrice Pollock, who will be
one of the bridesmaids at the mar
riage of Miss Nancy Lane and Mr..
Philip C. Kaufman, will entertain
at a luncheon in compliment to the
bride elect on Friday, April 16
Mr.. and Mrs. William Littauer and
their daughter, Miss Louise Littauer,
were the hosts at a small dance last
Evening star., 1920-04-04
SOCIETY
GAY EASTER WEEK PRESAGES
AN UNPRECEDENTED SPRING
SEASON FOR SOCIETY FOLK

First Week of the Little Season" Given Specia
Interest by New Cabinet Members and Plans
of Official Families to Remain Late IN
Capital-We ddngs. Teas. .Luncheons,
Dinners Make Lively Calendar.
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The minister of Salvador and Sonora
de Sol have as their guest Miss Ethel
Laumeister Of San Francisco. who
will remain for an extended visit
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The new British ambassador, Sir
Auckland Geddes, and Lady Geddes
will sail about the middle Of April for
this country. where the former will
assume his new duties.
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Easter Week Ten. .

Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr, wife of the di-
rector of the consular service. will be
the hostess at tea Saturday after
noon. April 10. to be given in honor
of the members of the diplomatic and
consular service now in Washington
and their families.
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Mrs. Paul S. Reinsch. wife of the
former United States minister to
China, will entertain at tea Satur-
day afternoon, April 10.
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The assistant secretary of state, Mr.
Frank L. Polk. and Mrs. Polk have
bought the residence 80 East 10th
street, New York, where they will
make their home on the retirement
of Mr.. Polk from his position with
the State Department.
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Miss Enid Sims entertained at
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spending a week or more in New
York.