davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
WARM QUILTED JACKETS
With or Without Sleeves.

Many ladies wear these under
their fall coats. Lots OF others
keep them for wear when driv-
NJ their cars. Here in fine black
Jap silk. with white or lavender
Innings. warm and light weight.
Sleeveless styles: all sizes. $3.50.
With quilted sleeves. all sizes,
$3.50.
Second Floor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
The reduced prices on Draper1es
have kept US busy cutting of
Cretonnes, Scrirns, Terry Cloths

and all the other pretty cloths 1angngs covers
covers and window drapes Brighten p 1~r
ings
Terry Cloths $500 ard aou sIOo Sis an- si7s
yard
5lInfast Madras. $500 ard. r. Sl.35 arr
PAN Color ountasr. 81 % Ii 90c
Figured ounfast, ,hat sI.Oo ard. --..e sc
a ya~d
Coored voes and Marqulsettes from $40 ,o soc
a yard.
3oo to 7sc 5c-as Voles Maro ser,es II -an ore o-er
ones Pald ones and taped edged
yard
Special reductions all draCer curtains Aneher 4 re ar
heavy materials averaging >
have everything spIc and pan Thanksgiving Day ceur4r
T-lrl Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19

An Extra Purpls
~ Stamps Ere.
Saturday with every
cash purchase of 81 %
or over.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-19
Come to Our
Special Reduction Sale
Alexander Smith and Son Carpet Company
R u 6 S

The great wholesale auction usually held By the mills "
from twenty-five per reduction from the old mill price
And while always lower than other houses similar
have this benefit Of these lowered prices right away t
this sale will not be in for time yet Come pick your rig
the advantage Of our lowered prices
$40 90 Royal Wilton. ox12 Rugs here for& 90.
$3.50 90 Wilton Velvets. Yx12 Rugs here for $1,000
SIPS 90 Royal WtOns. 9'x12 Rugs here for SD375
500 90 Best Administers 9x12 Rugs here for $50 90.
$4,000 Heaviest Velves ox12 Rugs now here for $1,000
s75 90 Vevets oxf2 Rugs here for 5000.
$500 Administers. 9x12 Rugs now here for 1890.
500 90 Heavy Administers oxf2 Rugs here for $40.
$50. 90 VevctS. 9xl2' Rugs here fgr $4,000.
$500 Tapestry Brussels ox12 Rugs here for $4,000
a5.00 Tapestry Brussels 9x1G Rugs here for S35 90
Extra and heavy Axnnster Rugs 113"1s 7p~
each to &D3. S5 each
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
PODzIEKOWANIE

N~iniejszem skladamy najser-
deczniejsze podziekowanie wszy
stkim krewnym i znajomym kto
rzy brazil udziaf W pogrzebie ma
szej najukochahszej matki S. p.
Augustyny Centelli Sfomczew-
skiej, zarazem Wielebnym ksie-
zom i organiscie "a eksportacye
zwlok do grobu. Graz paniom
dworu Sw. Ireny Mr.. AS, paniom
Tow. Krolowej Dabrowki i Me
wiastom Rozancowym i PAM A.
nastazyi IEzop "a jej plekny
$piew podczas nabozehstwa, pa
nu Jozefowi Makarskiemu, po-
grzebowemu "a umiejetna i RE-
telna obstuge przez }amy yDzien
nika Chicagoskiego" zasylamy
stare = polskie bog zap}ac"
w smutku pograzona
Rodzina.
(Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
z WoJCIECHowA

- Tow. sw. Stanislawa B. M. Cd
dzial SO Macierzy Polskiej odbedzie
p6lroczne posiedzenie " niedziele,
dnia 20go czerwca, o godzinie $3.50
popoludniu, W sail zwykfych posie-
dzen, ma kt6re wszystkich cz{onkoW
i czlonkinie sic uprasza o ~przybycie,
prosimy poniewaz So wazne spraWy
do za}atwienia, a osobliwie sprawl
zdanie delegat6w re Sejmu, ktory
sic odby} W Joliet. Mech sic kazdy
stawi CODY p6zniej ME narzekaf, ze
ME vie re cos nowego zaszlo. -
Karol Nowak, PREF; Vol. M. Bro
szewski, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

gdzie po odzyskaniu Lrzytomnosci
opowiedziaia policyi, re byia u swo-
jej znajomej, kt6ra 2oczestowala ia
swojego wyrobu vodka. Wypiia szeSt
kieliszkow, kt6re ja tax rozgrzaly,
re gdy doszla do wyaei Ezmiankowa
nego miejsca upadla / oCpad ME VIE
dziaIa mic o sobie. NieszCzesna pro-
hibicya wiele kiopotu narobi}a.
= q
Oddzia} La Fayette Rycerzy Ko-
lumba, urzadza dzisiaj wiecZorem w
sail zwykfych posiedzen wieczorek
muzykalno-wokalny ola swych czlon
k6w i przyjaci6i. Poczatek o g~odzinle
$3.50 wieczorem. Wieczorek ten Oh
bedzie sic pod oscbistem kieroWnict-
VEN profesora Maryana Rozyckie--
60. Wykonany zostanie doskonaiy
program.
y
Jutro o godzinie Sci wieczorem W
W sail Schcenhofen'a PREY Milwau-
kee i Ashland ave, odbedzie sic
wielkie zebranie p~olityczne zwoiane
"a ~inicyatywa trzecn komitetowych
wardowych. a mianowicie Tom Kean
2 15ei yardy, D. J6zefa Ruszkiewi-
sza z lei / p. Stanislawa H. Kunza
? 16ej wardy, w sprawie kandyda-
turv aldermana Stanislawa H. Kun
"a ma przysziego kongresmana Sgo
dystryktu.
Ma plebanii w kancelaryi parafialneJ
Matki Boskiej CzeSt. W Hawthorne
oStatnich dniach ma wickSze sunny
nabyli bondy pOlskie Sp0}ka Budo~7nl-
o-Poayczkowa / KaSa O~szczednoSci
i'm. Generala SowiGskiego. kupifa bon
low "a sumo $1,000: p. NJ. SOkoiowski'
500: p. MARGIN kopatka, 500; p. "A
lam Mickiewicz. 500; p. Floryan Fan
1rowski. 500; Y. Bronis}aw Czajkow-
ski. proboszcz $500; p. J. Miller, 500;
D.. Stanislaw Stopa. $400; PAM Kata-
FarmaoS, $3.50; p. Stanisiaw Sta
niSlawski, 5000: i p. Walenty Owcza--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
.NOTATKl OSOBISTE.

One2daj o%dwiedzit redakcye, ad-
ministracye i drukarnie naszego
Pisma X. T. j. Szulc, proboszcz pol
skiej parafii Sw. Jadwigi W Sheri-
dan, Wyoming, ktory take zawiadu-
je parafia polska D. W. Sw. Toma-
sza. w m~iejscowosci ~tamteiszej "a
m~ieszkuja nasi bracia SHAGGY, W IL
czbie przeszlo 600 polskich rodzin,
przewaznie g6rnik6w, zatrudnionych
W k%opalniach. X. T. ]. Szulc W pre-
jedzie do Pittsburgha, Pa, zatrzy--
mai sic W Chicago i PREY sposobno-
sci odwiedziI nasze Pismo, ktorego
cd wielu lat jest czytelnikiem.
= e =
Oh. Leon Tadych, znany sporto-
vice 1 wiaSciciel pracowni technicz-
no-dentystycznej, wyjechal - dis
wieczorem 2 rodzina ma d~wutygodnio
we wakacye do Radison Wis. W Cd
wiedziny do krewnych, rafstwa jar
makawiczow, posiadajacych piekna
farme W owej okolicy.
Do panstwa Marcina i Malaysia
WV z domu Tylma S~tahczykom przy-
szla ma SWAT pociecha W postaci te-
giego synka. z ktoregc rodzice So
niemiernie uradowani. Matka / die
ole czuja sic dobrze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

wyiszego zak}adu przez 25 stopowa
murowana sciane, prky kt6rej czeka]
Stanisiaw Nowak z sutomobilem
zabra1 je do Chicago, gdzie poSlubil
Agnieszke Nowak. Dziewczeta to O.
des}ano zostana z powrotem do "a
kladu, skad zbiegiy.
Wczoraj o godzin1e Gel wieczo--
rem wydarzyl sic przy Robey / Di-
vision ul. wypadek, kt6ry przez lex
komyslnost moghby narazic wiele o.
sob ma utrate tycia. za jadacym W
| kierunku p%6lnocnym tramwa5em IL
nil Robey ul. pedzii towarowy auto
mobil naleiacy do firmy IN. c. So
| rensen and Co." Szoferowi widocl-
ME sic bardzo s~pieszylo, DO chciai
wyminae ow tramwaj, zanim sic "a
trzyma PREY narozniku, przyczem 1e-
dnak uderzyi o box tramwaJu tax
SLIME, re wszystkie szyby W jego Ok
mach popekaly i ca}y woz 7ostai moe
no u%szkodzony. Molina uwazac "a
szczescie, re laden z ~pasazerow ME
schodzi} wtenczas z tramwaju, gdyz
W takim razie zostafby zabity ma
miejscu. Numer masSyny 1886, a
motorowego 1927.
+ q
Do szpitala psychopatycznego
przewieziony wczoraj zostaf W1ady-
s1aw Koz}owski, lat 90. zam. pnr.
1347 n. Western ave. Zona jego Ia
uwazyla nienormalny stan swego
meta / obawiajac sic nieszczescia'
porad7ifS sic lekarza, a ten Pc zoa-
daniu polecii go odesiac do szpitala
D. n. Milwaukee Demented Psyche
pathic Hospital.
:. q 4
SzeScioletniego Be-rara Szczepan-
skiego, Fam. pnr. 2O19 n. Hoyne
ave. ukasil w~alesajacy sic pies W
reke i noge. Znajduje sic W dcmu
pod opieka lekar1a. Srrawa Ia oprze
sic o sad.
Przebiegajacego ulice Lyndale "
poblizu wiaduktu kompanii Chicago
and Northwestern Il. r. najechai
automobil ma szeScioletniego Adolta
Zygowicza, zamieszkalego 2 rodZlca-
mi pnr. 2144 Canton ul. Automool-
lem kierowal Stanislaw Mikoia)-
czyk, Fam. mr.. 2124 Lyndale ul.'
ktory sic tl6maczyi policyi, re chic
piec podlecial mu pad koia maszy-
y, re ME mt,?& jej zatrzymac. Fatal
ME pokaleczonego chlopczyka pre-
wieziono do szpitala Sw. Elzoiety
gdzie po uplywie owoch godzln
zmarl, Pogrzeb ofiary odbedzie sic
dzisiai 2 domu zaloby do koscioia
D. W. $w. Jadwigi.
. -
Jadwiga Karymba, lat so. zam. p.
mr.. $3.50 Linden pl.. wczoraj wiecZo-
rem z~naleziona zostala pod wiaduk-
tenn kolei ,,Bloomingdale Road W
stanie nieprzytomnym. P~rzechodnie
wezwali ambulansu, Norym przewie'
ziono ia do powiatowego %szpitala,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

rzak, $50. Take wielu naby}o bondy
pc 500 / $50 w liczbie $500 os6b. kto
~jeszcze ME kupii bondu, niechaj tako-
wy kupi PREY najblizszej s~posobnosci
Ia gotowke lub ma spiaty, a przynaj-
mniej pokaze, re jest dobrym patryOta
/ p%rzykIadnym synem POlski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18
Notatki
Reportera.

w dniu $50 lipca l.. T., W SwietU
krajowe ,.Niepodlegio$ci", W dziel-
nicy Cicero odbedzle sic wielka ma
nifestacya narodowa. Wszystkie or
ganizacye, towarzystwa i kluby ko-
Scielne / narodowe uchwalily wzisC
W niej udzia}. a TO salnO uczynia tax
re weterani Cstatniej wojny Swiato-
wei W munduraCh r0znych narodO-
wo5ci. Program tel manifestacyi be-
die sic skiadat z wymarszu pc dziel
uicy tamtejSzej,. a potem z obchodu,
poIaczonego z mowami, Spiewamt /
wreczenie z}otyCh swiazd matkom
~poliegiych syn6w ma wojnie,
kt6rych jest -. Wieczorem Cd
bedzie sic wspauialy koaCert wokal-
no-muzykalny i og6lna zabawa.
Miejsce. ma kt6rem ria bye wykona-
ma program, oznaczoRo PREY 52ej av.
/ W. lei ul. Towarzystwa Tub klu-
by biorace udziaf W manifeStacyi
proszone sa o wybranie komitetu z
poSrod swych czlonkow I przyslanie
takowego ma posiedzerie, kt6re Cd
bedzie sic W przysziy wtorek, dnia
22go b.. m, o godzinie Sci wieczo-
rem W sail miejskiej PREY 5Oej ave. i
26ej ul. Przewodniczacym komitetu
urzadzajacego manifestacye jest p.
F~ranciszek j. Petru. Przygotowania
So W pelnym biegu.
= Q
" dniu onegdajszym Siostra NJ.
Jolanta, przeiozona szkoly PREY pa
rafii p. W. $w. J6zefa W dzielnicy
Town Of Lake. obchodziia dwudzie-
stopiecioletnia rocznice ~powo&ania
zakonnego i piracy Ia niwie oSwiato-
wei. Z okazyi tel odbyia sic W ko-
sciele D. W. Sw. J6zefa solenna Msza
sw. ma intencye jubilatki, ktora &C.
lebrowa} miejscowy proboszcz X.
StaQlStdW " dSSSSAo ~
Juliana G~rzezihskiego jake dyakona
/ X. Feliksa KaChnowskiego jake
subdyakona. Dziatwa szkolna skta-
data Siostrze p@rzeIozonej serdeczne
zyczenia i obdarzyla ia stosami ~
wych kwiat6w.
- =
Piotr Gulajda. la, 40, Fam. pnr.
1905 Armitage ave. zbieracz sta
rzyzny. zostal uderZony wczoraj prze1
tramwaj linii Ashland AVE.. W pooli-
zu Sci ul. Umarl en-, zanim jaka-
kolwiek ponce zdoiaia nadejst. -
Wczoraj odby} sic inkwest koronera
mad zwlokami.
= q =
J6zef Matuszek, zam. pnr. 212l
". 19ej ul.. aresztowany zostai Ia
kradziel. Oskarzenie wniesli Antoni
Bert. Fam. pnr. 212t w. 24ej III. i
J6zef Woss, zam. pnr. 2121 w. 19ta
nj. Rozprava jego odbedzie sic ju-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

tro W sadie policyinym ma stacyi
Marquette.
Onegdsj odbyl sic inkwtst koro-
nera mad zwlokami dwUletniej die
wczynki Maryi Kos, zam. pnr. 243S
W. 25ej ul., ktora Emarla wskutek
fatalnego poparzenia sic wrzaca wo-
da. Lava przysieg}ych koronera wy
daia decyzye, il dziewcze przypadko-
wo przez nieostroino&c matki wyla-
10 ma siebie naczynie z wrzaca woda.
i q =
Stanislaw Konzik, lat so, Fam. p.
mr.. 1885 S. Western ave-, pchajaC
taczki naiadowane Ceglami PREY bu-
dowie pnr. 2317 S. Robey ul. pc
wazkiej desce, stracii rownowage /
runai wysokoSci oSnlu stop ma gle
mic, wskutek czego odniosl llama
ME reki i rozbil sohie glove. Wezwa-
ny w0z ambulansowy przewi0zi o.
flare wypadku do Szpitala powiato-
wego.
Mateusz Dworaczek, Fam. pnr.
1928 y. Lockwood ul.. jadac automo-
bilem, przejecha} niejakego Edwi-
ma Larsona, lat II, zam. pnr. 1855
Larrabee ul. Chlopca przewieziono
do szpitala, gdzie valley re Smier-
cia.
+ q
Prey zbiegu ulic Elizabeth i Chi
cago ave. w6z, ktorym powozil Leon
Karasiek, lat "a, Fam. pnr. 1882
Dickson ul.. Sostal najechany przez
tramwaj linii Chicago ave. Wozn!-
ca, spadajac ma bruk, odni6si ciez-
kie p~okaleczenia. Ambulansem poll
cyjnym przewieziono go do szpitala
pow:atowsgo. SwiadkanG wypadku
byli: Stanislaw PociaSk, zam. pnr.
1926 Fry ul., Stanisiaw Bobelskt.
zam. pnr. 1922 Tell pl i Maigorzata
Dubel, Fam. pnr. 1915 Iowa ul.
Ia inicyatywa Y. Kazimierza
Gronkowskiego, pro5oszcza parafii
Sw. Wojciecha. urzadzona zostala Wy
cieczka tamtejszei c&atwy szkol--
nej konczacej 6sma klase do East
Grove, III. Dziatwe mile i serdecz-
ME podejmowal tamtniszy proboszcz
X. Franciszek Koralewski. Wojcie-
ch~owianie spedzili dzien ma Swiezem
powietrzu bardzo weso}o. Ma jedno
tylko dziatwa narzekala. re Czas tax
szybko ubiegi / muslano zabierac
manatki i spieszyG z powrotem d.
domu. Autcmobil6w udzielili bez-
interesownie przemyslowcy: p. ".
Szymanski. p. IgnaCy Dankowski,
DR.. Schiller. p. K. Ciombor. p. Lu--
bejko, p. Malicki. p. S. Behnke, p.
Gorgolewski i inni.
= . -
Stanislaw Janicki. lat so, zam. p.
mr.. 1884 W. 14ej III. bedac oneg-
daj W stanie nietrzezwym. spadf re
schod6w. wskutek czego odniosf
bolesne cbrazenia. Znajduje sic W
domu pod opieka Iekarska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

Po1ska Po:yczka Raqdowa jest
1~qczmikicm, kt6ry 3qczy Polske
zAmerykq Ameryke Polskq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

Stanisiaw Potempa, lat At, Fam.
PREY Coulter ul. usilowa{ wczoraj
pope}niG samob6jstwo W n~ieobecno-
Sci zony odkrecil gaz u palnika i po-
fozy} sic do lozka. Gdy iona powro-
ella do domu, poczula od6r ulatuja-
cego gazu, wiec poOiegia czempre--
dzej do sypialni, gda!e znalazla me-
Ia W stanie nieprzytomnym. Wezwa-
Ia natychmiast ambulans, kt6rym
przewiezioro denata GO szpitala po-
wiatowego, gdzie lekarze ma(o ma
ia nadziei utrzymauia go PREY zy-
ciu. Powodem targniec;a sic ma zy-
Gle ma bye ni~euleczalna choroba.
q - q
w szpitalu Sw. Franciszka zmar-
la wczoraj Elzbieta Brita, zam. pnr.
964S Genoa ave, W Blue Island, ILL.,,
wskutek poparzen oduiesionych PREY
zapalaniu piecyka gazolinowego. Po-
grzeb odbedzie sic W poniedzialek..
Wediug raportu policyjnego skra-
dzionych z~ostalo W Chicago w pre-
ciagu ostatnich dwudziestu czterech
godzinach II automobilow. Pomie-
dry o~kradzionymi figuruje take naz-
wisko polskte PAM IIeleny Kr6lik,
zam. pnr. 1873 w. Chicago ave.
Zarzad banku p. n. Gary Bank
uchwalii wyp}aciG W tych dniach IA
procent dywidendy wszystkim swym
funkcyonaryuszom i pracownikom,
Cd zamiatacza do naJwyzszego urzed
nika. Do banku tego sk}ada swoje
o~szczedno$ci wielu naszych rodakow
| rodaCzek.
Katarzyna CiezadHo, lat so, zam.
pnr. ass y. Curtis Ul., wyszla we
wtorek rano z domu z zamiarem u
DANA sic do koSciola i dotad ME
wr6cila. Stroskane GDieci obawiaja
sic, re make staruszEe spotkalo ia
kie nieszczeScie. Zglosiiy sic sic one
ma stacye policyjna, proszac o odszu-
kanie za%ginionej matki. Sledztwo W
toku.
-
Dziesieoioletnia Helena Czubak,
zamieszkala z rodzitami pnr. 1885
y. Paulina ul.. padla ofiara wypad-
ku. Przebiegajac wczoraj ulice "
poblizu swego drmu. najechana 20
stala przez szybko pedzacy automo-~
bill, kt6ry ME przystanaf. tylko po-
gnal dalsj i znikt z widowni. Polka
leczona dziewczynke przewiez;ono do
szpitala powiatowego. gdzie sic znaj
duje W stanie k~rytycznym.
!. q 4
AgnleSZka NOWdh, lat 20, ! teaIA
Eastman. lat %, z5iegiy Z zakladu
poprawCzego W Milwaukee, Wis.
pred trzema t%ygodntami. WczoraJ
policyant Frank Clark spotkal ob!e
uciekinierki PREY n%arCzniku Halsted
I Madison W towarzystwie mezczyz-
nv ! Gala tr6jke aresztowai. Ma sta
cvi policyinej przy Desplaines III.
przyznafy sic cbie. 20 uctekiy z po-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

J6zef Matuszek, zam. pnr. 2l21
". 19ej III. aresztowany zostai Ia
kradziez. Oskarzenie wniesli Antoni
Bert. Fam. pur. 212i w. 24ej ul. i
J6zef Woss. zam. pnr. 2121 W. 19ta
III. Rozprava jego odbedzie sic ju-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

Stanislaw Janicki. lat 50. zam. p.
mr.. 1884 W. 14ej III. bedac oneg-
daj W stanie nietrzezwym. spadf re
schod6w. wskutek czego odniosf
bolesne cbrazenia. Znajduje sic W
dnmn pod nnieka Iekarska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

Mateusz Dworaczek, zam. pnr.
1928 y. Lockwood ul.. jadac automo-
bilem, przejechal niejakego Edwi-
ma Larscna, lat II, Fam. pnr. 1855
Larrabee ul. Chiopca przewieziono
do szpitala, gdzie valley re Smier-
ola
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-18

Jadwiga Karymba, lat so, Fam. p.
mr.. 1850 Linden pl.. wCzoraj wiecZo-
rem %znaleziona zostala pod wiaduK-
tenn kolei ,,Bloomingdale Road W
stanie nieprzytomnym. Przechodnle
wezwali ambulansu, Norym przewie'
ziono ia do powiatowego szpitala,
The Washington times., 1920-04-25

Revolution brought their annual con-
tinental congress to a close, as IL be-
gan, In the flavor OF harmony Mrs.
George Maynard Minor was elected
president general by acclsmation,
even the vice presidents general were
elected almost without a struggle, and
there wasn't a ripple OF discoTd dur
ing the entire congress. Which was
all very admirable, but-well. rather
colorless.
However. there were color and va
riety enough about the round OF
parties for the visiting daughters
which helped To make the week one
OF the gayest OF the season. They
werO entertained collectively, individ-
ually and by State delegations; and
their program was varied with lunch
cons, teas and dinners
On several occasions the new presi,
dent general, Mrs. Minor shared
honors with the retiring president
general. Mrs. George Thacher Guern-
sey--which wasn't case OF the lion
lying down with the lan6, as Mrs.
Guernsey threw the support OF her
organization TO Mrs. Minor There's
even one party for them--Mrs. Mat
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Mrs.IowdeP Steals
PershIng's Thunder.

AS the guest of Mrs. Mccormick.
Mrs. Lowden attended the Congress
sional Clubs reception for General
Pershing on Monday evening, steal
ing a wee bit of "the Generals"
thunder--for who isn't interested in
the appearance of a possible First
Lady, Mrs. Lowden made most
agreeable impression. She's woman
OF most distinguished presence with
face which, If it is a bit severe in
in repose. lights up charmingly when
she's interested--and she mostly Is
Interested. And she has an exceed
ingly gracious and friendly manner.
Moreover, she and Mrs. Mccormick
were two of the best dressed women
at the party. the one in green and
gold brocade, the other in lovely
lame red satin brocaded in gold. And
both wore pearls which reused envy
in the heart of every faminine per-
son present. Mrs. Lowden is
woman who has achieved great
deal In her career and who has been
particularly generous in her philan-
thropies. giving of herself as well as
OF her wealth. SO 1t amused me tre-
mendously to see it set down as one
Of her chief claims to fame that she
was the person who had named the
Pullman cars. The statement was
made quite seriously in a sketch of
the wife Of the governor OF Illinois
one of series of stories of pros
pective First Ladies" now appearing
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hsps. too. OF Nine. shideharS, wife OF
the Japanese ambassador. who has
now Joined her husband at the em-
basEy.
Sir Auckland and Lady Geddes
reached town here last Sunday--her
first visit TO Washington, although
she has lived so much In this cOun-
tFy-and on Friday afternoon Lady
Geddes received for the first time.
Quite informally, of course, but APP
parently during the course OF the
afternoon every body In town called
TO bid her welcome,
New Ambas.adress
Charmiag and Di.sins uI.ksd.
what an extraordinarily young
looking woman to be an ambassa-
dress" Is the first thought that pops
into ones head on meeting Lady Ged-
des. And then what an absurdly
young looking person TO be the mother
OF fiye children"
And. after all, it's as a wife and
mother that she has won her spurs.
She has yet To prove herself as an
ambassadress-altho TO those who
have had experience OF her intelli-
gence, her winsome personality ard
her geunine frlendliness OF spirit,
there's no doubt that she'll be a sue
cess In her new role. But she's al
ready success as wife and mother.
Ask her husband. u whom she has
been an unfailing Inspiration. ASK
her children, who are happy, hearty,
altogether delightful klddies and who
adore their mother
The new ambassadors avowed mis-
sion is Ito create a better understand
iTg between this country and Eng
land" And in this his wife should be
his able lieutenant Born. brought up
and educated in This country, Lady
Geddes has an understanding of and
sympathy with the American char
acter. And she Is blessed with charm
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very charming photograph Of Lazy
Geddss with her nve children. LIS
by oliver Eds. whose work 10 famous
In England and who was commission
ed 70 take the pictures of Mr.. Lloyd
George which are to be used In his
biography. And II tells a story OF
five youngsters with hve strongly de-
veloped personalities.
JEAN ELIOT.
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his wife have been at the British
embassy less than a week, tho pleas
ant morning room in which she re-
celves visitors has already a home
like air. The sunshine streams In
through the great South windows
upon comfortable arm chairs and gay
chintz, there are bowls OF flowers on
the tables and photographs 10 give a
personal touch. Notably there's a
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And Foibkes of
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His mother was a Barclay, and Mr..
Young Is the NTH generation OF the
family born in Washington. Miss
Clifton's mother was Miss Agnes Os-
Good, whose family were among the
pioneer settlers of Mount Pleasant.
Mr., Young has been in the consular
service for a long time and has seen
varied service. notably in Serbia dur
ing the German invasion and at
Ffume when relations between the
United states and Austria were sew
cred.
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thew II. Scott's TeceptiOn-which will
be held over until tomorrow.
The Governor OF IHinois and Mrs.
Frank o. Lowden spent the greater
part OF the week In Washington the
guests OF Senator and Mrs. Medlll Mc-
cOrmiok-one OF those politico-socisl
visits which are OF such frequent oc-
| currence In campaign years And, OF
course. they were fetsd and made
much OF not only because he's a Pres
| idential possibility. but because they
made many friends in Washington
while Governor Lowden was in Con-
gress. IL was then that Mrs. Low
! den's mother, Mrs George Pullman.
built the enormous palace in Sixteenth
street that is now the Russian em-
/ bassy.
or course. the McCormieks enter
tained for the Lowdens--a dinner at
which they had Senator Lodge, his
daughter, Mrs. Augustus T.. Gardner,
the Nicholas Longworths and others
or their stripe a mans dinner. at
which the governors chief political
| supporters were asked to meet him
and talk things over and a reception
which Mrs. Mccormick gave for Mrs.
Lowden. Congressman and Mrs. Frank
l.. Smith had dinner for Governor and
MRS. l4owden and for her there were
such additional parties as Mrs. Mar.
shall Fields luncheon. another
luncheon with Mrs. Ira G. Copley as
hostess and Mrs. A. Garrison McCIin-
tock's small tea.
The Msison Dupont the newest of
Washlngton's truly amazing lot of
tea houses, would seem to be an ex-
ceedingly popular place these days.
MISS Jean Lowry entertained at din
ner there one evening last week for
Elzabeth Glass. Edward Arthur Bar
low, and some OF the members of
their bridal party. Thirty girls from
Gunston Hall had a party there last
night and the Charlie Hagners are to
give dinner one evening this week.
Miss Roberta Castleman, of BaIti-
more and Virginia. u woman with the
highest social connections, is running
the tea house and has made a most
artIstic and delightful place or the
ola Thropp house. 1901 X street,
which has been closed since former
senator and Mrs. Willard Salisbury
gave IL up. Luncheon, tea and din
! ner Will be served. but a speciality
lfs being made of parties.-and it's TO
be very chic and select.