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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-02
CoSsack Corps
AnnihiLated
Last Hope of Gen. Denikine
Wiped Out by the
Soviet Army.

London, March 2.-Gen. Denikine's
First Kuban corps of Cossacks has
been completely annihlated by the
soviet army in battle near Beliyag-
lana. according 10 a News Agency
dispatch from Moscow today.
(Beliyaglana lies In the Caucasus,
east of the Sea OF Azov.)
After the defeat of Denikines army
and the retreat southwark. the Ku-
ban Cossacks were reported to con-
stitute the last hope OF Deniklne.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-02
WEST VIRGINIA FAILS To
VOTE AGAIN ON SUFFRAGE

Charlerton. W Va. March 3.-The
West Virginia senate after being IN
session only a few minutes this after
noon adjourned without attempting 20
reconsider It's vote of yesterday when
'he ratification resolution was lost by
one vote.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-02
BEGINS SHORT COURSE

Knoxville. March 2-The Apo
larhlan Merchants association. as
siefea bv officials Of the University ol
Trrness,e BEGAN short course in
sst,sHaans min Tor merchants Of tke An
appalachian region. several hundred 81
whom VIII atterL
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-03-02
Rail AND COAL strike

Brussels. March 2.-The employees Of
the Malinesse- -Terneuzen railway and
the miners in the CharerOi coal dis
trict went on strike today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09
EMPLOYMENT.


WNErIu a WUdlI. au.u woman Win
rItNuaI ability fr position requiring
accuracy aud r.ul paumou#uIp call Dtsgr
1900 Ni.s lnuf'nnu
OlrlS u,cr ls years uId 49, mcucrr.ra
at Western Union Pays well nul ucfma.
mont wort
Will c,.hauso r.aw uuH Do,rd with
a. hnui lTI t.r Uah' hHuan work OHaEs
rSHN
WANTED WenH .,peuen.ed a,IcaIHiy
n ladies r,nuE Co.. wear mnUurrY uuHt
hAvo reference ffum IH.tl fuUnIH Auu'y
at uuCo JOS and 80 N1Iu
WANTED bungalow Win Earnge on
south nuu mu.' No Hor-,Iu tlI cash.
U.N Nl.t care world
WANTED .WBitt,#.a Liberty ouut,rtru.
orv DO lnat Fourth. uanr" eih
WANTED Experienced girl Tor general
h.uao work can itt1 s. Cheyenne morn.
ur
NNNrIu Experienced soIrs women 7at.
UIH1N lu yhIldrvu'H clothing department
Nruuor4H $40 south Main.
WNNrED. White Eirl or woman good
cool, good wages ana nice ruum. twu
in taWuvs Nsfv.rncCa required. ossFo
'1f' fHr appointment
iDuNG OuUt. .ro operate avltrhhoerd
aud ssaiat In office Palace Ufu,c sup
WANTED 4 ypiorcd woman fot ropers
h0uHu work can AZ lN's 81 Cheyenne
WANTED competent white lady for reu-
erai huuso work References required.
NppN 1o' South Elwood
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WANTED Small sst Of books to run Of
evenings 0f similar work Address g's-E.
I.I. World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09
AUTOMOBILES


-.-.,,sl.EU Tor sale, In good condition
kyHt .s bptght at a bargain, can be seen
LEG day s07 w. lst
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

NICELY furnished front room In close In
private modern home for one or two
gentlemen. Usage 1888
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09
on LANDS AVID LEAsKs l4-l

For aALE-gi5, lures Tor cold drink ard
lunch stand 1Oi y. First. osags lGss-R,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

FOR HENT-Two nice living rooms every
thing new, close In; gentlemen pre-
ferred Osage SCG9. $40 s. Frisco.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

MAIN, g., l7ll--Large front room for rent
played Usage 1865
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09
WEINBERGER

Ladies tailoring. fancy drcssmat
inE hcmat'Ching ioc per yard. but
ton covering plDatlnF, pinkiug
- Wust Flflh street
F4.F.. ....., o.ga
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

TuuL vs. n. ul.HsmaWur Uv do, os
rI"u. Nrr N..huH cis West Fut
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

EAsTON. W, bli--scrvants quarters Tor
rent 20 respectable couple; white only
modern also nicely furnished room and
sleeping porch. suitable for two or four
persons Ossge bOl6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09
NOTICE

TO all telephone subscribers Of
Tulsa ana anyone Interested IN visit
ing the Local Exchange. II you will
apply 10 the Information Operator
In the lobby OF tho Pioneer Build
Ing, We will be glad to take you
over tho entire office. operating
Rooms. Cafeteria and Parlors. Par
onts or relatives of employees and
people desiring employment cape-
cially invited. Ask to meet tho
matron and chief Operators. get ao-
quaintcd with the people your girls
work with.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

CHEYENNE n, i2Ol--NIce sleeping room
for rent 20 lady and share kitchenetts
with lady employed Usage 5229-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09
GERTRUDE W hill
StonoEraphsr and MuluFraphsr
2l6 AMT BuIldluE
Usage sJs3

LET AE OVERHAUL your Fora for tti
IN Youf garage or bring II 20 iSb ~
Peoria, ons bl9ck norm end ot car lne,
special prices on other makes Uf cars.
work guarsntesd: giyo ms rial
AN AUTO mechanic VINO mas been IN
charge Of private shop working so
mechanics II now at the service Of tho
public at tho New Universal Garage In
West Tulsa, Let him shoot trouble On
VOW car.
BUILDING AND CONTRACTING "a
LET me figure your carpenter work. First
class work only. taage 1913.
AiAYRELI. n. 27--For carpenters, phone
Usage 2S2S; iobblng, additions Aitera-
tons. prices reasonshle; estimates free
NEW and repair work promptly done or
short notice A Lucas 4 CO.. building
contractors Phone Cedar 1873
FOR THE BEST CEMENT WORK
SIZE
LEWIS JOHNSON
Cement Contractor. al9 W Golden 81
Pb0ns OSa6s LA1A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09
ROOMS rOR RENT. FUnNIsmFD 4

FEDERAL. 2biB--2 housekeeping rooms.
private front and back entrance, ,
blocks Of Admiral jitney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

oYn sleeping room for two. sis South
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

WOULD BUY good oil lease TO driii on;
shallow field preferred G. g. HaSksy.
care Hotel TULSA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09
HELP-MALr AND FINALE 20

WANTED Man and wlfa 20 milk cows on
dairy, salary $50 month, board and
lodglug, Guarantee Employment Bureau,
lU1 9Ud
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

CITY BAKERY and confectionery for aals;
Box 2O1 W0leetka, okla good location
and reasons for Hclling.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

N'I' ''"tk' HhtN
IuuL vs. OBS ul.HsmaWng Uv dpy os
rI"r.. Nr NI.huF Cls weat nnh
lNulu. ATTENTION
SOL your used drgara. wuistcoatv furs
aud any article ~ wearing apparel We
charge you "a small cuwwiHsiou zoe our
sor,igo can osara 12tt Tor particulars
BELLE Mmurry Exclusive models made
n our vur,rulu prices lowest Hats
uado TO orf,r ana romodsled. Opsn
teeuth Flr"ot usaso 1es9.
uisriN'TtNE fro,ke for children ana
irrn aud an atyIea OF plcauug Can
orngo $500 for appointment
llFNSrITCluNG.. MaacH Poole. formerly
uf lnlIlnu,tuu. Abbott CO., 200 New Ault
lNdr phone tolpr 'Hn
pE vlNAS pIcaung. hcmH,ltchinE button
covering. mail urdDrH solicited. N1om
22' Huuiutou mas Complete plant at
your service
nEMsriI'iuNu .ud picouuA. ortrs Wide
draperlcH a speciality. We have tho only
machine ln the ciy that does the extra
M,1g F1tk ME- NJ Pollard. lloa N
PAINTING AND DECORATING 80
a. >. HupGu raucr hanser snd painting
Residence " North boscdalo. Phone
PAINTING. pauorbauging and decorating
estimates furnished ON large or small
Jobs ~, Hogan Phone Oaago sS2i
ron ALI kinds ot curpcutcrinr roof 10.
pairing and painting call OsaEc ara
lAiEiutANGtNG RnS 1ecoraung In ali
IT, branches. catimatcH cheerfuliy given.
sutherland OHNFe t3i7.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 80
G.. y. GlLLEHp1E NJ u Number on room
81 Richards HldE office phone Usage
eh4d. totidoncc cedar l7l5.
REPAIRING AND REMOpELiN0 81
LET Us fN spur ieals, roofs Roofn ro-
moved or repair .d We fE all Kind ~
roofs EHtima.es furnished free, Phone
Usage N0ib.
EMPLOYMENT.
HELP wANrED--MALB 80
DELIVERY boy wanted. steady paniiiou
and good pay. Gait at ibt1 Admiral
WANrED-aA competent gas engine opera
tor Tor large unite 10 hours running.
must be first class, Apply room 500 Unity
mag.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09
PAINTING AND DECORATING
EMPLOYMENT.

DELIVERY boy wanted. steady position
and GOOD pay. Call at ibil Admiral
WANrED-HA competent gas engine opera
tor for large unite 10 hours running
must be first class Apply room 500 Unity
BldE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09
BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS ron RrNr. trRNiInrn

nOnnn AMtD D,NnAsc
bSHND N''D NCCN'S
ROOMS ron Rent. ITRNIsiTID ~
fnEYrNNr. n su uI.gn FURNISHED
froAt rooms. cirsn sui u.,f Nduiu
,,tS.,.fS,.rt ii1.. ..,r,...s. ,...,,t. ....,.
conventent to tnth
a, ,.,,,,,..,, p,,..y ...,......... ,.,t
,,,,,.t," 49,, ....,
hll,lM u, l'os.nn, kerry s'ny ., .n,.,p' ,,,,
eleeplns room. CLOSE Co ''''''''" car ''''
'T&,so furnisSod 'GS su,sne 1a tor 6jse or ,aar
gn5., az "'" ''"''' ''''
,-,;.,e,,s ,..a. ,...,..,.t.i. ....r
~ ',,Nf' ,'"'t ' .f'
.,rs'r r,o,'s osnr, ala
..,.,.,., t...t.... ,..,,..
steam h,ai, ,.a.s i1 Win private tam.
w A'n, '.
MAIN - NO. n's'r'n.' "''t'nN ''''''
Tor on" or Two
DENVER s. 12la#.NICu auuih tctuiug
room private entrance uarso ti'
ElGH1l W. tt. Furnished hcyrinE
room Tor gentleman. Phone b7aEr .t''
ONE nicely furnHhrd sI,ouIug room
suitable for twn. mon prctorred' also
garage Phone uH'r" 1000
connecting bath for gentlemen on car
and jitneN llne '""t' .''' ....---.-.
st.ETptNG room ftr gentlemen ~ g
Nogales Osare sUtS
TiuRTtESTi o. Ia. Niyc si,,rinE
room. privatc homo convenient to bath.
tt2t ..-----..
FOR RENT Two nice Twins roo'ns ever
o.ass o' ssSS ''''' '"'
ron RENT Nicely furnished front room
sui,ab'e Tor two fades OF gentlemen Gsi
s Elwood. .....-.
raoTrn,ate Ca9 s pstrau Phone OsaFc
cu'
,,,,i,s,,,y .i,.,.Irs ,.s.pmyd,tau. t.r
t,n nr f.ur lad, Teachers ttn end
p.,fI.,' Ga,rs t5sl
ei,Ir,t soc. ,,.. i,rrr rrnUp l, pu.
N'Ntn ,ln,, M .,e,ryoni,ri :, n,th. prt,ata
,,trar,c, walking dI.tnrrr pspEe gaf1.
,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,.,.y ,,ttt,,.igtiitp ,.or d.
/ "WnNt ,,,n,us rI,i ,rt,,tr entrance. con
/ ,,rtrr ram. .uitehIr f1r ono or two
rrrt t.eDfen Apulv Wilson. Apt T. md and
| Detroit
/ ian As!p nESVEE strictly modctn bod
r',r, adtoipipg hath. uu other rooms.
| r,rDrrnrn prrforred phono Ognro AH2N.
| ,,,,,.,,,ssS,s t.es -f,., .icrping rooms
in priyato home. reference required and
exchanged. oeaRe ess2. --...-.-
! t,U1sr -h.5r,otn adjoining hath In prl.
| vatc family. Sc per week Usage Cslh
after n. M
| ~, I'm. l--7sg Evtra inrrc nicciv
rtrniahad sieeping room. auitRblc for
four young meni breakfast and $50 an
/ L,t-FsASrIy furnishcd room. with pri.
yatc family for gentleman. CAN oaaEo
I,,t, Tsso nm, ., ,,.,.,, ..,aoa,a,,- ors
Hini, sni,abic, ~, " Tor three gentlemen.
| 60 7sos
| .'s ,s..g -.-....,.-...,,.,,, o.,
| fpN nfN N,,,r' ,qs y Vanthus Ave
| mt NV A'i'' .'',,'.',.
Ia SALE ~ ,vTp ii3hNH
! Nleah'S, az It1 s,,s,,sr ratoa. heat ioca
! rooms W ...V ,ors,mca tcouiTod. cafe In
! M w., w, tca t,honc osnpc 1gOG
eohheyN,9n. : ro''s -.
/ btHNEIIFi p lSVN ' VI u'Huvv" i,.' i."'N
puf.s
| -
ROOMS-UNFJRNISH IL
! SECOND. ~. 22lO-aNew Groom modern
! bungalow 3 bod rooms, adults only. I'm
mediate possession. Phono Osage 72ll.
| TWO unfurnished rooms can at lO2
| West First 81 OK BARBER shop.
| z==--=----1- --....... .,,.an al
~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

FOR RENT-in private family strictly
modern room for ?, li2 f. Sixth; Phone
6t17.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

ROCKTORD s, S02--Two front furnished
rooms would liko 10 rent TO employed
ladies' or gentlemen; nicely furnished on
. car line gO2 s. Rockford
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

CTSCINNATL s., soi-south rooms for
rent; suitable for two gentlemen, Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09
EMPLOYMENT

sALIsMEN AND AGENTs a.
sAIlaMAs DO q man N HoIiing ability.
w0 "bn offer an attractive ptopoFitloni
salary and bonus can between 8 and 10
% 90. Hn1 and r. M. 1909 May9 Rldr
WANTED. Real estate talosman. sood
ularr aud roai live wire thal appear
lnr. Wu-' own car, good opportunity 10
mako money. give experience and refer
once. Address f7'.F rNro World
SITUATIONS wNNrED-MALB a.
TRNu DRUMMER with bolts wishes to
connect with dance or thsator orchestra
in live oklahoma town where music does
not conflict with an} work, have muHio
Married pud reliable cleaner and rreascr
hN III. place must Do" petmcuent AZ
Musician ils b. broadway. Anadarko,
OKLA.
WANTED Small set Of books to run Of
evenings ur similar work. Address Gss-E.
illtsI .a.. nuHkKeoror- -accountsnt, twelve
bNtrH actual experience with general ac-
counts, understands capital and revenue
cAuudlturoa true balance sheet adjust
donce pertaining to general accounting.
references aud bond Marion j. Walah,
'27 g Houlter osage aii1
sAlEsMNN are 20. esperienced in va
riuuH lines. sHokinE position for advance
mout in growing concern. Address Ainbi-
ton. U'N sse.E
SHOE man. otporionred az aaleatnan can
alHo keep up To- date shoe storA Addross
Permanent hoN Ni-E.
POSITION wANTED-Hirh ciasa we'll
educated ana progressive buainoss man.
desires TO make change; have thorough
knowledge OF the auto acoeaaory business.
buying and selling; familiar with trade In
eastern Dkhhumai convincing letter and
adv wrltor. BOX aso-D care World.
t1Ugr class bookkoeper Wants position.
ftaa - - HNFa 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09
sirrAroNs wNNrED-MAtE .s

TNNu DRUMMER with bolts Wishes 10
connect with dance or thsator orchestra
in live oklahoma town where music does
not conflict with day work. have muRio
Married aud reliable. cleaner and rrea8cr
hN t.lI. place must ha petmcuent AZ
Nu'rfN September l5ih. wriio don't wire.
MuH'uiUu ms E. Broadway Anadarko,
OKLA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-09

ftH SALE--TGNas oil leaseb 1bc per Acra'
Three rigs drilling Luthy Usage tl90.
WOULD YOU like a prorata interoat n 40
lnE on an sides. Address gss-E cAra
World
HAVE somo very dsslrabIs oil and EaS
leases and viii make an exchange for
money az you viii find my leases are
wen located. writs bsk ksunsdy bids,
.rnlaAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
Mrs. Coolidge Patroness
For Concert, Dec. 80

Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, who will soon
be a prominent member OF Washing
ton society. will take part in her first
social function in this city on Decem-
ber 30. when she heads the list OF
patronesses for the concert and dance
Of the Combined Musical Clubs of the
Massachusetts Institute Of Technology
at Rauscher's Among tho ,ther pa.
tronesses are Lady Auckland Geddes.
Mrs. Newton d. Baker. Mira Dwight
e. Aultman. Mira r. e. Bakenhus, Mrs.
F. w. Ballou, Miss Mabel +. Board
man. Mrs. Charles Brooks. Mrs w.
Clark Dean. MIRA Proctor l. Duogh-
erty, Mrs Livingston Farrand. Mira.
Logan Fefand. Mrs. Garland Fulton.
Mrs. Goodwin Price Graham. Mrs.
Charles s. Hamlin, MIRA +. Thil'nan
Hendrick, Mrs. Amasa M. Holcombe,
MIRA F. A Holton. Mrs. Jerome c.
Huhsaker. Mrs Charles w. Kutz. Mrs.
Marshall o. Leighton. Mrs. Basil
Manly. Mrs. o. c. Merrill, Mrs. Henry
c. Norris Mira Robert w. Morse, Mrs
James P. Munroe, Mrs E. c Norton.
Mrs George A. Kicker Mrs. Thomas
a. Sidweli. Mrs. Louis A. Simon. Mrs
E. A. Slaughter, Mrs. George w.
Stose, Mn David w. Taylor. Mira
Charles D. Walcott. Mrs David L.
Wing. 81 rfh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
Panama Canal Zone
Entertains Royalty

During the visit Of his royal high
mass Don Fernando de .Baviera OF
Spain to Panama and Canal Zone he
was very deliberately entertained.
while there he was the guest Of honor
Of Commander and Mrs. Edward John
lNaYauart Il q buffet luncheo at their
lovely auaz&ers at the submarine base.
|commander and Mrs. MarQusrt are
ven known In Washington, whore
their marriage took place in the beau
thu garden adjoining the residencs
Of Dr. and M1s. Loren johnson. Mrs..
AGarquart was formerly Miss Marie
seanneil. Of Warrington. . cousin Of
Mrs. Johnson
Among the guests at the luncheon
we're Gov. Arcia Of Colon. the mill
tary attachs Of the United States
lerstion and Mrs. Fred T. Cruise. MAJ.
ma. Mrs, Harmon. Maj. and Mrs.
Cygon. CAPT. and Mrs. Gilmore. Capt
JessoD. Lieut.. Commander Herbster
and Niss Johnston. Mrs. Bailey, Mrs.
Mprouart's sister, assisted In receiv-
ing. Mrs. Marquart. who 10 one. Of
the handsomest women on the isthmus.
and who recently returned to Panama
from the United States. wore gown
Of white net and lace and. Mrs
Bailey was in cream lace over black
taffsta. The decorations. carried out
in the Spanish co1ors. with quantities
Of flowers, weYe very artistic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
Hold Boxes for Ball
For Children s Hospital

Among the boxheaders for the ban
which wfn be given on January 10. 81
the bsnsat of the childrsn's Hospttal,
1t the Willard win b Nrs. James ".
Wadsworth. III AsH w2zreu Dslsno
Robbins. Mrs. Van eantvoord Merle
smith. Ma R R Hit. Me-. sfsphen B.
EkinA ArA William Slater. Mr..
Charles Boughton Wood. Nrx Thomas
F. Walsh. Nina. Hauge. Mra CAasaasC,
Clover. Mrs. Edson Bradley, Mrs.
Amory oughton. Afs. Robert Thomp-
son. Ara George +. Narye. Mra T. 7.
CAT. Mrs. Frederick Bushsr. Mr1 WI
liam LttAuer. Mr. e. I. Stotesbury Of
Philadefphta, ArAs James Mcdonald,
Mrs: Charles 8. Cromwell. lGrs. Edward
Beale Mclean. 1rs. Joseph Letter, Mrs.
Ernest Locke, Ars. Thomas Sweeney.
Mrs. Francis Garvan. Nm. Victor
Kaufman, Mrs. b W. Cole Of Nash-
Vile. Tenn: Mn. Sylyanus Stokes, IT,:
Mrs. Cuno Rudolph. Mrs.. T. C. WaIker.
Mrs. R R Gown. Ars. Charles n.
Spalding. Ma J. Borden Harfinaan, M.
William Phelps Emo and Col William
Eric Fowler. s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19

Mira Norman H. Davis will not OBJ
serve her Monday afternoons at home
until after the holidays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
National Women's
Party to Entertain at
Cards on January IL
Proceeds VIII Go to Memo.
rial Fund-Statue to Be
Erected to 3 Pioneers.

A large card party and tea will be
given the afternoon Of January IL a
headquarters of the national woman q
party on Lafayette Square for the puf-
pose Of raising money for the FIRST
woman's national memorial fund. This
fund is to be used in placing in the
National Capitol q heroic sculpture OF
the three pioneers in the woman move
ment in this country-Lucretia Mott.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B.
Anthony. 'tl
But one woman's statue now stands
In the Capitol-that Of Frances e. Will
lard. The present memorial. now being
completed in Italy by Adelaide johnson,
q friend OF Susan B. Anthony, Is the
first ever erected exclusively by women
TO women.
The committee In charge Of the
card party will be under the chair
1nanship OF Mrs. Edmund ]. Brennan,
and will be assisted by a second COM
rnittee Of 100 women representing ali
the women's organizations in the Dis
trict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
Vice President and Wife
Are Dinner Party Guests
MIR. and Mrs. Marshall Entertained by Senate,
Edge and His Mother-in-Law; Mrs Sarah Lee
Phillips. at Rhode Island Avenue Home.

/ The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall were the guests of honor at a
dinner party Of distinguished guests
entertained last evening by Senator
Walter E. Edge of New Jersey and
his smother-in-law, Mrs. Sarah Lee
Phillips, at their home on Rhode Is
land avenue.
To meet the Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall were diplomats. senator's and
their wives and others the house
guests of Senator Edge and Mrs. Phil
| lips. Col and Mrs. Myron T. Robinson
and Mr.. and Mra Theodore Boetger
Of New Jersey.
/ Mrs Phillips and her house guests
will be at home this afternoon after
4:30 o'clock. .N --4e
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta enter
tained a dinner party at the New
Willard last evening. which later
filled their two boxes at Polls for the
opera. Their guests were Senator
Kenneth McKellsr of Tennessee, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert John Adams OF New
Haven. Conn: Mrs. Edith Adams
CLEANER Of New York; Miss Rainie
Ward Of New York. Miss Helen
land Of New York, MIR. George Oakley
Totem and Mr.. Van Devanter.
The Misses Blodgett entertained at
dinner last evening in honor Of Miss
Elizabeth Turner. who is home for
the Christmas holidays. Covers were
laid for eighteen and later they took
their guests to Wardman Park Hotel
for the dancing.
The Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court. Mr.. Edward Douglas White.
and Mra White entertained a COM
pany Of distinguished turists and
others at dinner last evening at their
homo on Rhode Island avenue.
MAI. Parker W. West. deputy gov
ernor. United States Soldiers Home,
and Mrs West entertained at dinner
last evening in their quarters At the
home, having a. guests Maj. Cen. ana
Mrs Merritte W. ireland, Mai. Gen.
and Mrs. William G. Ham, Brig, Cen.
Dennis e. Nolan. Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
willard A. Holbrook. Brig. Gen. ana
Mrs. Fox Conner and Lieut. Col, and
Mrs.. Matthew A. Do Laney. Mai. and
Mrs. West will also be hosts for at
least two dinner parties in january.
Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman an.
tertained at luncheon on Friday in
her New York home in honor Of Mrs.
James Francis Sullivan Of PhiladeI-
phia. Mrs. Sullivan and her debutante
daughter, Miss Elaine Sullivan, went
to New York on Thursday and will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-19
Dignified Program Fills
s Week Before Christmas
In Capitals Social Life
Decision of President and Mrs. Wilson to Make
Their Permanent Home in Washington Is
Matter of Deepest Congratulation-White
House Wedding Anniversary. ,s-r- 80

CCARCELY Washington dgnifed
~ prefacd the Christmas
nen several uncheons than and interest
ther parties debut dances and nnuerabe filing social
calendars.
II deepest eongruon that President and
While Dolly Madison history
While she lived old building
Club Mrs Woodrow Wilson capable of leaving
eng record She first lady land
who position
grace
THE wedding anniversary President Mrs Wilson yesterday
while quietly celebrated Of world interest and
school for
the exchange
and cabegm poured them and friends called and
THE saying
asa a cs the o. o b d N a f h b
hosts brilliant dinner that
Meredith in Of Marshall
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ALMOST notable
meet the second Senate bud Of the Miss Rosa
afternoon Miss Katherine Sutherland who presented
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soeieao flashing the least
COMING bancy the British
es ss M ss n e week s4 & % :sd MRS
tsy Of State and Mrs Norman Davis had to postpone their
s1si
bd ONE ors nice satu % the @ lively debit party with
bailey viii tuesday afternoon
for whom sRe ssss give dance smith and MISS
THE Noel House Wednesday night way another
enlist society folk quite generally dozens Of them taking while
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