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SOCIAL NOTES.

Miss Clara p. White has arranged a
matinee party to-day at the HIppodrome
for eight wounded soldiers from tho
Fox Hills Hospital
Mrs. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte took
several friends last night to the Plym-
outh Theatre 10 see the performance OF
Little Old New York"
Miss Katherine Maltby Rowe, daush-
ter OF Mrs. Edward V. Howe OF Bell
port, l.. L. will be married tomorrow In
the Church Of the Transfiguration to
Mr.. Charles Jerome Holland, lawyer
Of New York
Mr.. j. 3. Pitcher and daughter OF
New York are stopping at the Ambas-
sador Hotel, Santa Barbara, Cal
Miss Catherine Hall, daughter Of Mrs
J Willet Hall Of 1870 Madison avenue,
who will be among the debutantes this
season, is a guest OF Miss Daphne Dale,
daughter OF Mrs, John @. Dale at St
James, l.. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wolfe have re-
turned TO the Hotel Theresa from War
wick. n. Y. where they passed the
summer,
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Price CantaCuzene
x,td Mrs Curtis of
Boston Are Engaged
Son of Prince Cantacuzene-
Speranskey TO Wed Amer
lean Girl.

,o,,,ol n THE Sun AND Nav YoRE IInALD,
posroN, Sept, 2o,-Mr and Mrs,
Ebomas Pelham Curtis OF AT Beacon
street announced to-day AZ Pelton Glare,
their country place In NahAnt, tho en-
sagement Of their daughter, Miss clar-
b,a T., Curtis 10 Prince Michael Can
,aeulene, ron Of Prince cantaouEene.
Count spcmnskey and Princess Can
,.,u,ene. daughter OF Mrs. Frederick
Dent Grant and granddaughter of the
hte President Ulysses \, Grant Miss
Curtis made her debut In 1917
Prince Cantaoukene, who n 20 years
ala is a senior NJ Harvard, and II Ia
,,pecttd that the marriage viii not
lane place until after his graduation,
iIIs hancee't brother, MIR, Thomas
curtis also W student AT Harvard,
and another brother, Mr., ". Pelham
curtf h attending g. Marks School,
where ho " captain of the football
eleven
Prince Michael CantacuEene haA dis
tnglIshed ancestry on both sldeH "
hs Nml, His mother, who was Julia
psnr Grlrt was born In the White
Houit In ls76 during the Presidency of
hsr grandfather Ulysses 3, Grant The
isls Gen. Frederick Dent Grant, grand
fathar v Prince Michael, was tho oldest
fnlld of lhc President During the sum.
rer of 1899 Miss Julia Grant was mar,
rtd 10 Prince CantacuEene, Count spe.
r,nfkey, In the Newport home Of her
suni NE late Mrs, Potter Palmer Of Chi
eago The Prince and his American
brlds Nen' 90 st. Petersburg, where they
rad hign position In the Russian court
until he Russian revolution Their other
children are Princess Barrie (BerthA)
and Prlnfeas Zenalde (ldn),
Prince Cantacu2cne, Count Sperans-
lcy, strred through tho carly period OF
the war ~ q Colonel Of Russian cavalry
and AID de camp TO Grand Duke Mich
oaS Hc was wounded AZ Gumblnen,
Following the first Russian revolution
Korenky made him commander Of the
forcos At Kley In February, 1918, he
nnd tht Princess brought their children
10 mi, country They have passed their
time rhify AZ the former home OF the
hle Mrt Palmer at Osprey Point, Fla.
lis pamer left to her niece consider
able property, which viii revert oyentu-
a.'y 90 ner children,
SInS their arrival In the United Statoa
Prince and Princess Cantacuzeno have
ycu their time TO various forms Of
RurslU relief, She is chairman OF the
American Central Committee for Rus
ssn kclics, which has sent large sums
OF m)ncy and clothing to suffering Rus
sauf In the western border provinces OF
RuJIa,
1he CantacuEcne family was founded
n the middle OF the fourteenth CEN
tug by John CantacuEene VI, Emperor
Of Constantinople They became Rus
Itn Princes In the middle OF the seven
zenith century, and from that time for
No centuries were factors In Russian
hstory
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FIFE AND DRUM CORPS CONTEST

Fife and drum and bugle will be
heard far and wide at competition at
Dexter Park. Jamaica avenue and FL
dert lane, woodhaven, l.. l.. next Sun
Cay afternoon. The Federation OF Mar
tial Music Corps of New York has ar
ranged the musical contest All estab-
llshed fife. drum and bugle corps from
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania
Connecticut, Rhode Island and Maesa-
chusetts have been invited There will
he cups for prizes for the best playing
by fife, drum and bugle corps, for fife
and drum corps and for drum and bugle
corps. There will be prize for the best
appearing corps, for the corps travelling
furthest and for the one having the most
men In uniform. There also will be a
prize, may be, for the man or woman
able TO resist the roll, the boom-boom
and the bugles
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James Eugene Whitney. secretary and
treasurer Of the Peoples University Bx-
tension Society, died In his home IN
brooklyn Sunday at tho age OF a. Mr.
whitney was born near Rochester After
experience an an educator In that city
he came 10 New York In 1898 10 found,
with Rosslter Johnson, tho University
'ExtensIon Society, which no served until
his death, The work OF that organise.
tlon In furnishing teachers and leoturers
for free instruction OF the poorer classes
grew steadily under his direction, lie "
survived by HIS wife and daughter,
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HALL---HANsEL.

Mira Georgia Hansek daughter Of Mr.
and MrS, George Hansei OF ClSremont
pace, Crrnford n, j.. and Mr. Marvin
Dean Hall. son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Philip
Wells Hail, also Of Crawford, we're mar
red last night at the home Of the brides
parents.
Mr. Philip Wells Hall brother Of the
N-llegroom, was best man, Miss Mar.
Ea"et Hansel. sister Of the bride, was
tr,lcsmald. Little Miss Pauline Hall,
'ver Of the bridegroom, was flower gIrl,
~ts Rev Dr. Kenneth Martin OF Trinity
Church, Crawford, performed tho cere-
rl1y
he bride is one OF Cranfords most
lslgIiul and popular girls. Mr.. Hall
pv service overseas and is a first cousin
Q, Dean Mathey. tennis player,
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Mrs. Frederick Lewisohn OF the ca
sino Cottage gave a picnic on Sunday
for her daughter, Miss Audrey Lewlsohn
at Sweet Mountain, where they camped
for the day,
Miss Natalie Smith, Mr.. Glrre:t Wall
Miss Mary Taylor and Mr.. John Stew
art were In Scotch foursor,e on the
golf links yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Nelson u. Nelson OF
Brooklyn, \. Y, arrived YESTERDAY.
Col. and Mrs. John r. Dana OF Palm
Beach have arrived for tho autumn.
Other arrivals include Messrs. James p,
Orr and Il. S. Smith OF Cincinnati, Mr..
George D. Simmons Of Pit;sburg. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank G.. Smith Of Elizabeth,
y. j.
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RECITAL FOR BOMB VICTIMS.

Benjamin Adler. broker at 25 Broad
street and concert manager. announced
yesterday that the violin recital by
Mlscha Violin, Russian. whom he is pre-
sentIng at Carnegie Hall, October /, will
have tts proceeds devoted entirely TO the
relief OF dependents Of victims OF the
Wall street disaster. Sales OF SOU
venir programme and contributions will
swell the fund. he said, which is to be
administered through n committee of
men In the financial district now being
formed,
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THEIR ENGAGEMENT BRoKEN.

Mr.. and Mira Noel Hamilton Dalton
Of 749 Madison avenue informed their
friends yesterday that tho engagement
Of their sister. Miss Cccll Picard. to Mr..
William D. Mcllhenny, announced last
winter has been broken by mutual con.
sent. Miss Picard is granddaughter
OF Mrs. Theodore Akin Of $40 West Sew.
enty-eighth street.
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CONGnI,-LoCK wOoD.

In the Church of the TRANSPORTATION
last Saturday Miss Helen Louise Lock-
wood ot New York was married TO Mr.
Charles Ashley Congcr, 4, s, NJ, C., now
op duty In this city Mr., Conger served
FOR more than two years with the Fifth
Regiment of Marines In France and
Germany and was awarded the CrolN do
Guerro by the French Government lie
Il grandson Of the late Senator Con.
ger Of Michigan, a Son OF Mr., and Mrs
Chllion +, Conger Of this city and a
brother Of Lieutenant Commander
Franklin r. Conger. Y. &. ".
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GEORGE NJ. LITTLE.

KENNEBUNKpoRT. Me, Sept go
George NJ, Little, phymaeter Of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road for thirty years, previous TO his re-
tlrement four years ago, died to-day
after a long illness, lie was born heie
seyenty.three years ago and was con'1
neeted with the rallroAd foriy.Alx yeara
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NOTED ART ON DISPLAY.

The noted art collection OF the late
Thomas IT, Hamilton and the bankrupt
stock Of the c. s, Paine Co, importers
Of Chinese art, we're placed on view yes
terday In the Plaza Art and Auction
Rooms, 3 and East Fifty-ninth street
They are to be auctIoned of on the four
days beginning tomorrow.
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WINS. CARVER Has SOY.

f Congratulations arc being extended TO
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Carver upon the
birth OF son on Sunday at Locust
Valley, l.. l. The child is n grandson
OF General, the Rt. Hon. Sir John Max
well and Lady Maxwell OF London, and
Mr.. and Mrs, Amos Carver OF Locust
Valley. In whose home he was born.
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THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,

Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Chase Welsh,
Jr., Miss Ruth Welsh and Miss Peck OF
New York have arrived by motor at the
Mount Washington.
Mrs Edward L. Potter and Miss Helen
Potter of Seabreeze, Fla. have arrived
from Lewiston, Me-, where with Mr..
Potter they visited Mr., II. M. DinEley.
Mr.. Potter has gone to his camp at Enrol,
N. H., and will return to the Mount
Washington Saturday.
Mr.. Anthony w. Robinson Of Haver-
ford is at the Mount Pleasant House.
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IN M E MORIAM .

coHEN.--In memory Of Rachel Cohen. be.
loved wife OF Benno Cohen and mother OF
Mrs, Iizatte Cohen SchoNenfels and Les
ter d. Cohen, who departed this life Sep.
tember %, 1910.
IJARToCENsIs.-In fond and ever loving
memory OF our dear mother. zlpporali
HartogenpIs. who departed this life n
years ago. Her sons, Alvin' Jesse and
Ralph.
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MINSTREL IN VAUDEVILLE.
Eddie Leonard Appears at the
PaIacc--Other Acts,

Eddie Leonard last OF the trouba-
dours, was the headllner at the Palace
yesterday, and while his burnt cork en-
tertainmef>t deserved the reverence due
10 antique hcrltages, II appeared that
with modern vaudeville audiences min
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LOST AND FOUND.

A REWARD will bo paid for information
$40, black touring body, F0rial No, 20iO5h,
motor No, go license No, iip58S n, ], ini'
tiRls NJ H. on side of car; stolen from
IN front ~ q West st., PatersGn n. j., sep,
ADJUSTING BUREAU, Os william s,; John
galn
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INJURED AVIATOR DEAD.
'TsE' Mclaughlin sueouHbS After
Accident At. Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, Sept 2O,--Harry J,
C"TeN'p Mclaughlin, who was struck
by tho propeller Of his AirplAne while
performing stunts 1000 feet above the
earth at tho New York state Fair
Grounds Saturday afternoon. died to-
night.
He was 20 years old and born al
Beacon, N, Y, Ho lived for many years
at droton, Conn, and during rhS war
served as an instructor at Kelley Field,
Te1aH, Y.
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ENGAGED.

JAULUR - GUTLoHN, -- Mr., and Mrs e.
Guilohn of Tioga, philadelphia, hog 70
announce the betrothnl Of their daughter
Miss Alice ", uutohn, TO Mr., Paul JAu'
luS Of g. Louis. Mo- formerly Of New
YOrk
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PERSONAL NTEL11aENCE.
NEW YORK.

49," @NN"Ns
Mr., and Mrs NJ. orme Wilson, Jr.,
VINO started last week for Brussels
where he will take up his oifielAl work
~ Third Secretary OF the American Em-
phAHy, expect 10 be abroad two years,
Mr. and Mrs, q, N. Ormaby, who are
AZ tho RitH-Carlton, have taken Mr.,
Wilson's house az East BlKty-fourth
street for the winter,
Miss Katharine Delano Porter, a
daughter Of Mr., and MrA, II. Hobart
Porter, Will be married 10 Mr., Robert
iYon Hamill OF Chicago on the after
noon OF October 0 m Trinity Church.
Hewletta, l., |, The reception ih 10 be
AZ Lauderdale, tho country plaza OF tho
BRIDES parents In Lawrence
In thu chantry OF ~, ThomaA's Church
on tho afternoon OF October 10 Miss
Madge LeHher, daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs, Raymond Lesher, will be married
10 Mr. Charles n, Barstow, ir, A small
reception Will he held AT the home OF
the brides aunt, Mrs, Aewall Board
man
Mrs, Charles q, Ayres, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs George Emlen
starr Of Philadelphia, has returned 10
b5 West Flfty-hflh street from Paul
smlth'a In tho Adrondaeka,
Mr., and Mrs, Edward Dudley Kenna
OF East Eighty ninth street sailed
yesterday ON board the Aaultnnia and
VIII remain abroad few weeks,
Brig, Gen, and Mrs, Cornelius Van.
derbllt and Miss Grace Vanderbilt are al
ClardgO's Hotel, London, having Just
completed cruise on board the steam
yacht Sholla,
Dr. ana Mrs James pltmara voorhees,
have returned 10 lO6 East SlSt'oth street
from wyoming, whore they passed the
summer
Mr., and Mrs Winthrop Aldrlch went
yesterday TO Tuxedo Park, y, Y" from
southampton, l., l., 10 be guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Charles u, Alexander,
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph r. stlllman and
the Misses Lisa and Ruth Stillman re-
turned yesterday 90 New York from
southampton, l., l.
Mr. and Mrs James Lowell Putnam
have returned 20 the ST. Regis, where
also are Mr., and Mrs, Paul peneka
Mills Of woodcrest Lodge, st Davlda'
Pa, and Mr. and Mrs, Arthur H. Lane,
Mr., and Mrs James Brown Mabon,
Miss Laura MHbon and Miss Marion
Roncc Carhart will sail to-day on board
the AquItnnia and will remain abroad
until the middle of December,
Mrs. Samuel T, Peters has returned TO
IslIp, L. l.. from New York
Mr. and Mrs, A, j. Drexel PAW are
AZ the Ritz-Carlton from Philadelphia
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MAsIIINGTON.

Mrs. Newton y, Baker wife OF the
Secretary ~ War, with her brothet
CAPT. Leopold, has soAc 10 Poltsio~il,
pa. to attend the funeral OF the'r
mother. Mrs. Howard Leopold, who died
on Saturday. Mrs Leopold had been an
invalid Tor eight ycnr-'
Miss Cecilia g. AsCallum and Miss
Elizabeth Kearney accompanied Mrs
Louis E. McComas by automobile 10
Lexington, Va, 10 attend the NlrsIhlN
Military Institute dances, ana from lhere
they will motor 10 the university VI
virginia at Charlottesville, va
Mr., Max Thelen, formerly plrettor OF
Public Service of the United states Ad-
mlnstration, was the chief guest yesltr-
day at luncheon given By h'e stan NJ
tho cafe 81. Marks.
Or. August Ley OF Brussels, Belgium.
who will be one Of the spc1kc's OF inc
yfteenth International Cong 'e1s AGAINST
Alcoholism, arrived YESTERDAY
Mr. John T. Brodcrick OF tho British
Embassy stan and Mrs. Broderlck gave
a dinner last night at the care ST.
Marks.
Mr.. r, II. Hadow. third secretary OF
the British Embassy, will start the mid
die OF the week for England, having
been detached form the embassy In
Washington.
L. s. selden. who with Mrs, Selden
passed tho summer at their plaSo at
Greenwich. Conn. has returned TO the
wardman Park Hotel where Mrs. Sol
den will join him soon.
Or. and Mrs. James A. Cannon arc
receiving congratulations on the birth
OF a son last Saturday.
Mrs. Curt II. Reislngor is entertain
ing Mr.. Clinton =. Darlington and Miss
Dorothea Darlington OF New York.
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THE nERK sHIRES.

Mrs. Porter Norton. who has been
with her sister, Miss Gertrude Watson,
In Lenox, started last night for Buffalo,
Mrs George S. Morgan. who was at
Elmwood Court Inn. Pittsfleld. went to
Nahant. Mass. yesterday.
Mrs. Richard C.. Dixey and Miss Mary
Aspinwall Tappan entertained the Lenox
Garden Club Council at Tanglewood.
their place IN Lenox, yesterday, Mr.
Thomas Francis OF the Agricultural De-
partment at Warrington spoke on pine
Trees"
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lawrence Hutton Of
New York are guests OF Mrs. John Hut
ton, who has just arrived at Shaker
Knob, her place In Tyringham,
Miss Nancy Brown OF New York Is
stopping with Senator and Mrs John
Stewart Maclennan In Tyringham.
Mrs. Evan ]. Fraser Campbell Is the
guest OF Miss Emily Tuckerman in
Stockbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, Enrique Zanetti, who
we're at the LenoX Club, returned TO Now
York yesterday.
Mrs. Emil L. Boas Is at Grey House
in I.enox for the autumn.
Miss Anne lngersol Meades OF Phil
adelphia is staying with Miss Emily W.
Bddle In Lenox,
Mrs. Robert w. Paterson will arrive
in Lenox from California to-day for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs william Il. s.
Griswold.
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RESORT NOTES,
NEWPORT.

Countess Laszlo Szechenyi and her
children have arrived from Tuxedo Park
to visit her mother, Mrs Vanderbilt, at
the Breakers for the autumn,
MIS-. Pembroke Jones has started for
Lenox, TO remain several weeks, after
which she will return to New York.
Messrs. Walter Il, Gherardl, Jr" and
PauldIng FosdIck are registered at tho
Casino
Mrs Gaun NJ, Hutton will close sham
rock Cliff to-day and return to Balti-
more.
Miss Helen Whtehouse ended n stay
with Mr., and Mrs ]. Norman dc r.
whItehouso yesterday and started for
Mount Kisco, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis closed
Faxon Lodge yesterday and started for
Lenox, to remain for the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs Fleming Tuckerman and
Nj Arthur Tuckerman Of Now York ar
rived last night at the Laforge cottage.
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Stars Admirers Enjoy His
Performance in His Own
Comedy Romance,

BRoApHURsT TIIEATRE-TIIE GUEST OF
HONoR-A comedy romance Of New York
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NOTICES OF:

Births Deaths
Engagements Memorials
Marriages Combinations
Annulments Lodges
may be telephoned for publica-
ton in THE SUN AND NEW
YORK HERALD any time up to
midnight for the next days Is
sue. Call Fitz Roy 5000.
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FoUND-rwo auto wheels on Msrrick road.
Saturday. at Springfield, L. I. 1925 ID av..
New York.
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Cats, Dogs, &c.
LosT-whits Pomeranian. female. Sept 0;
very little; reward; absolutely no questions
asked. Return or write IA East 30th at.
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MACDONALD. On Monday, September ~
1920, Edyard Macdonald, beloved husband
OF Margaret Macdonald. Funeral servieA
at the Masonic Temple, 23d ~. and 9th
av., on Wednesday. September y, at
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-09-21

KAHN--A LNrehmont, ~ Y, on Sept. W.
gene W. Kahn and mother OF Hume perr
Funeral services at her late home. az"
LArchmont av.. Larchmont, on Tuesday,
NJ II A NJ Inlnrment private.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-13
REAL |ST|C BATTLE
SCENES DISPLAYED IN
N0MAN ISLAND" HERE
FR|DAYAND SAT TURDAY

The memory OF the deeds OF Amer
lean boys who followed the flag Is
perpetuated in the marvellous display
OF mo Mans Land" which will write
American history in fire here Tor
two nights this week under auspices
OF local post, American legion.
Every person who stayed at home
and worked and strove In humble
ways to expedite the victory of our
soldiers in France, is urged to be
present. There they can see what the
American troops really went through
They can see for themselves the op-
stacles which the lads in Uncle
Sans uniform really overcame. The
pyrotechnic spectacle is not over
exaggerated. Any American soldier
ever on duty in the trenches or in
fox hole at night can testify the
majesty and the terror OF modern
fight by night. They say mo Mans
Land" is the most realistic spectacle
of a night battle which they have
ever seen
or course you know who Is going
to win. The boys who take part In
the performance, at the time they
prayed to God and clenched their
fingers around their musket butts for
America, did not. They knew they
were right, but, against hosts of Huns
outnumbering them to the vantage
point, they knew every soldier had TO
do his duty fully, If victory was to be
won. Chateau Thierry St Mihiel ana
many another hard-fought field proved
the valor of the American troops.
How they went into action and cat
ried the flag to victory is shown In
mo Mans Land"
This great spectacle is said to be
larger than any fireworks display ever
before attempted. The whole effect
is cunningly contrived. There are no
clumsy guide ropes to mar the er-
feet of the scenery. The great picture,
$50 feet long, is linked together as
continuous piece of scenery Many
novel effects are Forthcoming through
! the enterprise of the producers.
"A pdllu coHcerl opebS tHo PV' ioi IL
ance, which lasts for almost two
hours. Then comes a series Of high
class hippodrome acts, featuring head
liners with most of the great Amer
lean circusses, with their death de-
| flying acts as an added attraction.
The great battle picture, mo Mans
Land" Is the elimination of the eve
ning's entertainment, with the com.
plete program OF display fireworks that
follow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-13
TWO OKLA HON A CLUB
WOMEN TO TOUR EUROPE.

New York City, July 13.-Oklaho-
mel comprising the United States
Women's special, which will leave
New York August 7th on the IS. 5.
Patria Of the F'abre Steamship Line,
and begin a tour of Western Europe
at Naples, Italy, on August goth. This
is the crowning event Of the half
century of organized effort of woman
kind. This great honor is accorded to
only thirty women in the United
States. Miss Elizabeth w. Boyle Of
Enid and Mrs. Charles w. Goodwin
of Clinton will be Of the party.
The party is composed Of the presi-
dent of the national council Of women,
Mrs. Phillip North Moore of St Louis,
Mo-. ten delegates and ten alternates
from the national council Of women of
the United States. whose final desti-
nation is Christiania, Norway, where
the International Council Of WomNn
will hold their Quinquennial conven.
ton in September. The remainder
of the party is made up of invited
guests chosen to represent various sec
tions of the country or some speciai
club activities. The party will occupy
a private car and be accompanied by
a special physician and a competent
secretary and an official attache-
The party travels under the pro-
lection of the state department of the
government and will be received in
each Of the countries they pass through
officially. Arrangements have already
been completed TO have the party re-
ceived by the king and queen OF
Italy, Queen Maude of Norway, and
many other officials of distinction.
In each country they will be officially
received by the National Council nf
Women in that country, and the lar
dies will he given an opportunity TO
see conditions as they really are.
unbiased social workers in these coun.
tries will give them the correct con.
ception of existing conditions.
William Il. Bell, vice president ana
general manager of the American In
ternationa Traffic and Travel Bureau
Va ANS" AOih wy pSiSoiahy
charge of the details of the journey
much to the qualification of the party.
A special feature will be, an auto
tour of the battlefelds. After touring
Western Europe and attending the
International convention, the partyawill
visit Great Britain and will be re-
ceived by Lady Aberdeen, the March.
ioness of Aberdeen and Temair. The
party is due to arrive back in Amer.
lea, October 18th. on board the S. 8.
Stavangerfjord of the Norwegian Amer
lean line, after being guests at the
National Council of Women Of Great
Britain and Ireland at their annual
meeting in Bristol
These delegates from the United
States represent thirteen million xo-
men, because the National Council >ot
Women is the great clearing house for
practically all the national organiza-
tions OF women in the country.
Thirty civilized nations have Ma.
tional Councils of Women that in
turn belong to the International Coun.
Gil Of Women which is the worlds
clearing house for the activities of
womankind. The party, therefore.
which attends this convention ana
tours Europe under these most unus-
ual conditions and interesting ar
rangements in this period of the worlds
history occupies an unparalleled posi-
tion, unequaled in its potentialities-