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the minister Of Salvador: Surgeo
General and Mrs. William G. Braistet
Representative and Mrs. ]. P. Wood.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles B. Drake. Ger
and Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson. Commando
and Mrs. Frank Barrows Freyer. Capt.
and Mrs. T. T. Craven. Mr.. and Mrs
Malcolm s. McConine. Mrs. Jouet
Shouse. Mrs. Edward Simpson. Mrs.
Alexander Sharp. Mrs. Horace G. Mac
farland. Miss Louise Lacey. Col. Mil
Ter. L. S. A: Maj. Zigermier. Mr.. Will
liam Bowie Clarke, Maj Stuart Hunt,
Mr.. Henry Hunt and Lieut.. Woldemar
de Lveshnikoff OF the Russian army.
There was dancing throughout the
dinner and later the party attended
the supper dance at the hotel. where
a special table was arranged for
them.
r1s
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley, who
are en- route from St. Augustine, Fla,
to their home in New York, were
guests of honor at dinner party
given last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Westcott. Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ley will leave today for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. Dryden Kuser ar
rived in Washington yesterday for a
short stay and are at the Hotel Lafay-
ette.
Mrs. John A. Peters, wife of Rep
resentative Peters, entertained a
party Of ladies' at luncheon and
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citlge Wednesday afternoon at the
r3le Iris Tea House,

rtage wednesday afternoon at the
pie Iris Tea House.
Miss Marie Christie Stevens joined
er mother, Mrs. Pierre c. Christie
tevens. at their home, at Berwyn,
esterday. returning there from Ever
rreen where. for many months, she
,as been engaged in the Red Cross
Institute for Blind Soldiers.
The marriage of Miss Stevens and
Representative Frederick c. Hicks OF
New York, whose engagement was
announced late in January. Will take
place at noon in the Bethlehem
Chapel of the Episcopal Cathedral, on
Saturday. April Il. the Rev. 6. Z. r
RratenahI officiating. The wedding
will be small one. with only reia
tives. intimate friends and the col
leagues of Mr.. Hicks present. on ac-
count of Mrs. Stevens and Miss Ste
vens being in mourning. There will
be no reception following the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe entertained a
tea party Of ten guests at the Cafe
ST. Marks yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. George Lewis Mayer Of Phila-
delphia arrived in Washington yes
terday to spend the week end with
her mother, Mrs. James F. Barbour.
Mrs. Bunker. wife of Commander
Charles Bunker. L. S. N, will receive
informally this afternoon. Mrs. Bun
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Aeolian Record List of Big Sellers

140OS PLEASE-Fox Trot Qee Rob
erts), and CLIMBING THE LADDER
OF LoVE-Fox Trot-fntroducing
'.Linger Logger. Lefty" (Goodmanl.
Paul Beise's Orchestra ........$ .s5
14O09 oH-Fox Trot tGay-Johhson).
and DOWN By THE NILE-Fox Trot
Introducing ''The Little Church
Round the Corner" from magic
Melody" Is. Romberg). li-Star
14ol4 WHEN YOU'RE ALoNE-Fox
Trot tSpencer-West), and RHADJA-
One Step (Arnold Johnson. Paul
Biese and His Novelty Orchestra 5 .e5
14o15 NY LADDIE-Fox Trot (Rogers-
Akst). Dabney's Band. and MISSISSIP-
PI M0oNLIGHT-Waltz (Robertsl.
Paul Biese's Orchestra .........$ .s5
14oes t10-in.) HE WENT IN LIKE A
LION (Harry Won Tilzer. Billy Muir
ray); GAVE HER THAT, from ''Sin-
bad" (de sylvia and Jolson). Ernest
hare .....$ 90
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a the Chevy Chase Club.
ONY Importance socially mark this week, few
all leading bathrooms the New Willard
when the Yale Ge and Mandolin clubs @ give h with a @ d the
dance the bathrooms when M and Mrs
Ms Charles Sumner Hamn and Miss Anna
Hamin will hold an informal "at home" in their honor
THE Easter Monday Junior Rausches and the annual
New Willard big Army benefit ball Wednesday
is for % she first week Easter the wind
will be unusual number OF garden parties IN the spring
1T is almost cherry the
show their OF white the enre social world and as TOR tor
the population OF the capital will Tsnd % its WAY about bout the
ranged by Department engaged hundreds of visitors
For the entire city has taken
ITS pg stand IN INC about the great circular
parks the and other early while the the
progress bloom from day to day.
THE colonial gardens of the White House mat
the President and not day goes by
placed the the first yellow white and purple
or color APPEARED The sheep end
OF the lawn they daily visit from the President
HEAVY exodus to Europe predicted
who have re had e @ s11eaa ps sbsd m The White
each have their compliments Of notable Die folk
bsyong going off in
ss the White sulphur made before
G ad % 5 Sn n Ppps e
children and all the one moo eoag to e the
week they entertained large luncheon
party the Casino.
THE Vice President and the
comeete for the The Of State and
bu, @ o mo4e sSn E, iiey they
skbdg Mass where members & OF Mrs 5 G9oy & amY TN tg v % ns
while lie. Other members
of the cabinet of less settled least IN the
veto their
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14o26 do-in.) UNDERNEATH THE
SOUTHERN SKIES (Jerome). Samuel
Ash; CASTLE OF DREAMS. from
Irene" (Tierney). Elliott shaw..$ IS
1907 t10-in.) SAXoPHoNE BLUES
(Wiedoeft}, Ernest Hare; YOU'RE MY
GAL tBernard), Al Bernard and Ernest
hare ................. 30
14oso 1o-in., YOU'RE A MILLION
MILES FROM NowHERE-waltz
(Donaldson), played by Paul Biese and
His Orchestra: DREAMY AMAZON
Waltz tMacBoyle-yincent). played by
Harry A. Yerkes' Orchestra. ......S IS
14oa1 Qo-in.) WHEN MY BABY SMILES
Fox Trot (Berlin), played by Dab
ney's Band; WEDDING AND SHIN.
ME AND JAZZ-Fox Trot (Hess and
Johnson. played by Dabney's Band
14029 (10-in.) VENETIAN MOON Gold
berg-Maginel, Sterling Trio; JAZZ sA.
BIEs' BALL (Bayard -Pinkard. eees
less Quartet ......'.$ 'e'
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and more recently connected with the
second -pan-American conference. Will
leave Washington shortly for Boston
where he will be connected with the
First National Bank.
Entertain for Baron ROsen.
Baron Rosen. formerly Russian am
! bassador here, is the guest of Col and
! Mrs. Archibald Hokins, who had
lunching with them to meet him today
the French ambassador. Chief Justice
White, Gen. Pershing. Miss Elizabeth
| Adams. DR.. David Jayne Hill, Mr.
Charles C. Glover and Mr.. John Hays
Hammond. Senator Lodge. who was
Boston.
Mrs. Louise Cromwell Brooks enter
| tanned at a dinner. dance last evening
avenue. in compliment to her house
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Play
ford of the Green Spring valley.
The dinner was served at small Ia
bles each adorned with a cluster OF
spring flowers. and the famous orches-
ira which played at the Cocoanut
Grove at Palm Beach during the sea
son was brought here especially Tor
the occasion. and played throughout
the evening.
The guests included Representative
and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. the
counselor of the Italian embassy and
Signora Brambilla, Senator Kenneth
McKellar. Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanua
Stokes. jr.; Commander and Mrs Ray
| mond Rodgers, Miss Lota Robinson,
Mrs. Mcmillan Gibson. Mrs. Roscoe
c. Bulmer, Mrs. Malone. Miss Dorothy
Kane of New York; Miss Valentine
| Mitchell Miss Louise Delano. Miss
Gladys Hinckley. Gen. Williams. Air
Commodore L. E. o. Charlton. air al
tache of the British embassy: MI
John Barrett. Col. John g. Queke-
meyer, Count Raoul d'Adhemar. Capt
Francis Riggs, Capt. Schneider. Col
| w. E. Horton, Mr.. John Moffett. Mr..
James Pershing and Mr.. George Gar
rett. About thirty additional guests
Joined the party for the dance which
followed.
The commandant OF the navy yard,
Rear Admiral A. W. Grant. and Mrs.
Grant were the guests of honor at q
brilliant dinner party entertained last
evening by Mrs. Francois Berger Mo-
ran at Wardman Park Hotel. The
large table arranged in the ballroom
was decorated with baskets of spring
flowers sprayed with pussy willow.
The guests were the ambassador Of
Peru Senior Pezet: Senator and Mrs.
Howard Sutherland. Nine. Sol. wife Of
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Roche of Bristol. Conn. DR.. Roche is
a graduate of Georgetown University.
and during the war was a surgeon in
the Army. He is now practicing In
Bristol. The wedding. which will be
a very quiet one. will take place dur
ing the Easter holidays.
Senator Francis L. Warren Of Chey-
enee. Wyo.. and Senator Lawrence c.
Phipps of Denver. Col, have gone TO
White Sulphur Springs from Wash
ington and have joined Mrs. Warren,
Mrs. Phipps and the Phipps children
at cottage they have taken for the
spring. Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Phipps
spent short time at Hot Springs. On
Tuesday, the opening day for the Cast
no, Senator and Mrs. Phipps entertain
ed at luncheon. There were over one
hundred people at the Casino for
/ luncheon that day. Every table was
| taken and many parties were turned
| away.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Stettinius
are planning to spend the summer at
White Sulphur Springs. where they
have leased a cottage.
Mrs. John w. Falls of New York and
! Memphis. who has lived in Washing
I ton for some time, has gone to the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
with her attractive niece. Miss Doro-
Imein there through April. and will be
Joined for Easter week by party OF
friends.
Mr.. Norman H. Davis. assistant sec
retary in charge of foreign loans OF
to the Greenbrier. where he was ac-
companied by Mrs. Davis. and the
Misses Martha and Christine Davis of
New York.
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Mr.. Jack Deibert. Mr.. Chester Snow,
jr.: Lieut.. Journet. Mai. Hazlit. Lieut..
Fitch and Lieut.. Townsend.
Mrs. T. Septimus Austin and Miss
| Austin will not observe their regular
Sunday afternoon at home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. wolcott return
Norfolk. Va, where they were the
guests of DIR. and Mrs. D. Allen Las
sitter.
Mrs. L. L. Kerlin. who makes her
home at the Powhatan, left on Satur-
day on board the Fort Victoria to
spend a month in Bermuda.
Yesterdays exhibition and sale of
articles made by the patients at Wal
ter Reed Hospital and at st. Eliza
beth's. at the District Red Cross
Chapter House, 16 jackson place, was
even more successful than the first
day, hundreds of we'll known folk
from official and resident society
| joining the visitors and purchasers
| Among the Red Cross hostesses
! were Mrs. Ida NJ. Galloway. chairman
| of the comforts section. under whose
! auspices the bazaar is held; Mrs.
/ Mary Handy, Mrs. Mabel Test. Mrs,
Mrs. E. A. Roberts. Mrs Archibald
| o. Powell, Mrs. Orlena B. Hitler, Miss
Palmer, Mrs. Jessie A. Hover. Mrs.
| Louise Hibbs. Mrs. Martha r. Burton.
Mrs. Mary Van Ness Fauth. Mrs. Mary
| Wilson. Mrs. Magtha Spencer, Mrs.
| Mary Lix and Mrs. Brandt.
Reconstruction aids and patients
from the three hospitals were sta
! toned at the booths and tables to
explain the occupational therapy
| work, which proved an interesting
feature of the sale.
PuEh-R0che Engagement.
Judge and Mrs. James L. Pugh an
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meet him at dinner. Today he will be
received by the University Club.
Mr.. Y. c. Yang of the Chinese lega-
tion has as his guests for the Easter
vacation his sister, Miss Be Kyung
Yang, and her classmate at Mount
Holyoke College. Miss 500 Yuin Ting.
and Miss Nyok Zue Dong, who is a
student at Smith College.
Mr. Juan Ovalle -Quintero. former at
tache of the legation of Colombia here
Evening star., 1920-03-28
Lanr-Dodson wedding.

The marriage of Miss Lucy Zee
Dodson, daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
Henry r. .-Dodson of Chase City. Va.
to Mr.. Augustus T. Lang Of Galveston.
Tex, took place Thursday evening
March, IS. at F1:3e ocloci. sin this
CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
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Mrs. Frank S. Hight entertained a
party at the tea dance at St. Marks
Cafe vest terday afternoon, when her
guests were Miss Myra Morgan. Miss
Ruth Morgan, Miss Gerry Morgan and
their house guests. Miss Knight of
Memphis and Miss Myers of Chicago /;
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Mrs. Frank B. Freyer will be at
home irlfermally this afternoon.
Col. anN Mrs William Cary Sanger
and then daughters, Miss Mary San
for EngA Ind yesterday. They expect
to return to their home at Sanger
field in August and come back to
Washington by the end Of Novem-
Der.
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ker has as her house guest Mrs. Bar
ton Keen of New York.
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500 Special Song Rolls.
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the Aeolian S working day and night
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SOCIETY FOLK PRACTICALLY
ABANDON ALL ENTERTAINING
UNTIL ARRIVAL OF EASTER
Yale Students VIII Enliven the End of Holy Week
With Music and There VIII Be Dance and
AT Home" for Them-Other Entertain
ment in Abeyance for Easter Week.
SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

w 1ASNGTON society pennt mood until Easter Sunday
w which will rolckng with vetabe food OF dancing
spring parties picnic luncheon
Falls adjoining places and the series OF spring dinner
dance, at the Chevy Chase Club.
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Mr. Jack Deibert. Mr.. Chester SNOW.
jr.: Lieut.. Journet. Mai. Hazlit, Lieut..
Fitch and Lieut.. Townsend.
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14Oc2 DARDANELLA-Fox Trot (Rer-
nard and Black). and Bo-LA-Bo-one
Step Geo. Fairman). Biese's Novelty
Orchestra ~...........-..-.$ 'oo
14oo7 I LEFT MY DOOR OPEN AND
MY DADDY WALKED OUT-Fox Trot
introducing Nobody Knows" Der
lin), and YELLOW DOG BLUES-Fox
Trot (Handyl. Paul Biese and His
Novelty Orchestra ..............$ 80
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Mrs. T. Septimus Austin and Miss
Austin will not observe their regular
Sunday afternoon at home today.
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PuEh-R0che Engagement.
I Judge and Mrs. James L. Pugh an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Mary Als;e, to DR.. Arthur F.
Evening star., 1920-03-28
MADAME SALVADOR
FER NANDEZs
:: Wife Of ::
CHI arse a. Affa1rs.of the
hexica~ Ewb assR

and more recently connected with the
second pan-American conference. will
leave Washington shortly for Boston.
where he will be connected with the
First National Bank.
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CONTINUED on Fifth Page.)
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Mrs. John A. Peters, wife of Rep
resentative Peters, entertained a
party OF ladies at luncheon and
Evening star., 1920-03-28

Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. woIcott return
ed yesterday to Washington from
Norfolk. Va, where they were the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. D. Allen Las
sitter.
Evening star., 1920-03-28

Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe entertained a
tea party of ten guests at the Cafe
ST. Marks yesterday afternoon.
Evening star., 1920-03-28

Mrs L. L. Kerlin. who makes her
home at the Powhatan, left on Satur-
day on board the Fort Victoria to
spend a month in Bermuda.
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lcnght the provisions of the treaty
by which he said the entente nat onS
have divided Up the world among
themselves. Tie described TIE $hnrC
that each secured Ita'v ~ the Near
Fast and in Africa France in Arr
ca britain II various parts of the
world, Japan in the islands OF the
Pacific ard ~ Asia described
the dom nation cr the wcrlo
trade routes Ivy the favored
nations and showed that Ivy GAninr
the Pacific island north Of the cuuat
or japan is placed 1000 miles nearer
To us, cutting us off from the Philip
pines, and securing Il ,vot from
which to aim. If ever he two coun
tie" are al var quick blow At Il ;
II,waiian Isl; nds.
New. Ec continued filled to the
full with the SpoilS Of the war, tl"y
would bind to us to consent to all
this diStrihut on of the world, and
after that to defend them in their
possessions forever. Nay. more. they
would bind Us with our money and
with the blood Of our sons to guar
ante" THEW political integrity and tC
guard their territories against attack
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TAKES OPTIMISTIC VIEW OF
FLU SITUATION.
state y - / Ennrd Reports Show the
Disease is Mild in Type.

Richmond. Va, Fcb.3. -,l'rports ON
the influenza situation from all sec
tons OF V iG,niu to the State Board
OF Health today led Dr. Ennion G..
Williams. State Commissioner or
Health to n"ri@rc that IN optimistic
ANA rc2"H ing view Of the situation
Was justified.
Nh!lc IL cat number Of cases Of
the disease are being reported daily.
from practically every county ana
city comes the same report that the
disease is mild in type and is not dc
Vcior Tx rs Il large factor in incrcas
ing the death rate.
NNthc EruntN alone rcnorts the
ctldcm'c in dangerous form. with Il
number Of deaths from pneumonia.
ESb mates OF the number of eases;
ht the disease lin o,:ghout the State
are largely speculative rs. in hun
drcGs ri cases. with the experience
had in the last cpidcmic those talk
en- i'll are a@op;:nG the precautions
ana uSiu'- the remedies prcscr bed
last year and are not reporting the
eases to health authorities or phvSi-
CLANS.
Health Department officials express
the belief. in light Of the experience
Eaincl in lJlS.-19 that Che fight on
the cpidcmiC aud the reduction OF
lis spread. as we'll as The holding OF
the dr"thratc thcrcirom at Il mini
mum. must rest largely with the
individual citizen.
Heath Officers may urge all man
rcr of precautionary measures hut
II is up to each person to take tn,
preventive measures for himself II,
should Hrnd "ruvrlG whenever moss
bic, tnkc plenty Of fresh air. 20 warn
1; clad and dry $hod. eat uourishinl
FOOD and rot plenty of sleep Bodily
resistance Will thereby he maintain
cd and many will escape infection.
Because OF familiarity with tn,
disease il IS hoped that. even shout
the disease take epidemic form
throughout the State and assume /:
moro serious type, the death rate may
be kept at Il low mark.
Those who contract the disease
should take every prrcaution. stay
ing the house and taking gool care al
themselves for nj least II forth, ght L
~ Tar better to stay in two week.
than tn risk pneumonia compiled.
tons. Thousands fell victims To tn,
last cni"rmtc from sheer failure e
avoid exposure. While the present GU
break is mild in type the State De
partmcnt O. Health urges every con
munity TO '" prepared for emergency
by romNl@ / & nursing and Hospital
arrangements and facilities. and il
urges that every citizen shall preserve
every possible prccaution that the
fatalities from the disease may ht
kcnt At the lowest possible aggrc..
Eatc
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nucr o. American rights. VIII CHI even
aiis,ntctcl Brit sh op mon does no,
.'i",u.,. do MT lmpugn the mo.
III! ca leagues here. Never
~, 4 IS debate have | reflected
COON the patriotism or AmcricaniSm
""L,'orS, notwithstanding that the
re ,cnt and some Of his supporters
ere have practically charged that
hcSr Tho favored amendments in the
'@"uc covenant were German.
.'' hat indeed. has been one Of the
remarkable accusations made during,
the discussion; for it is Il fact tina,
not 4 single responsible German
statesman has expressed himself OK
copt in favor Of the adoption Of the
league. Certainly attacks of this sort
should now cease.
The most singular feature in this
situation is that senators should in
SiSt that this nation shall yield more
of American rights than the Europ-.
can countries are asking us to yield
Furthermore. many statements which
have been made by critics Of the coy
cnant and WHICH. when they wcr,
made were denied and almost damn
ca On this floor arc now shown tt
have been correct. Their correctness is
demonstrated by the admission 81
lord Grey. | know there has bee,
very high authority for these char"
cs against the league critics: but i,
, It not now perfectly plain That tn,
treaty has been filled with error ant
With danger to the republic?
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Tn" Richmond Planet.
City.
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Jan. 20. 1920.
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Announcements,

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with L. c. Meyer Jewelry Co. Mum
per q! w Broad Street rs agent. She
desires the patronage of her many
friends as this is the first Jewelry
company In this city to employ q
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Gagl ONE DISPOSE OF
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Question Raised by Will Of Far.
sighted Resident Of Brooklyn.
L. S. ATTORNEY SAYS YES

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). Shcvl II, when QucSti toned. assn,
cd reporter that III some one else
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eminent for distribution among the
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