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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-08

Columbia Colo. the new American
,eers--Adv.
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q MISS. EVELYN EIsHbURNE.. y:
AV4rStria Belle who is VISITING Senator
oand Nrt. Cartef Glass

trimming. Her tulle veil was caught
with orange blossoms and she car
ried shower bouquet of bride roses
and lilies of the valley.
| Miss Phyllis Curtis Keeler attended
the bride as maid of honor, and she
and carried a bouquet of sunburst
roses and blue larkspur. Maj. Paul
Bigelow of Morristown. N. J., acted
as best man.
Mrs. Keeler, mother Of the bride.
assisted the bridal couple in receiv-
ing and she wore a handsome gown
of orchid taffeta made in the colonial
style and trimmed with silver. Mr..
and Mrs. Bigelow left later for their
/ wedding trip, and will make their
future home at 1876 West 10th street,
New York city. The out-of-town
guests present at the wedding in
cluded Mrs. Albert NJ. Bigelow of Bos-
| burg, Mass; Miss Constance Bigelow
of Boston fand Mai. Paul Bigelow of
Morristown, N. ].
| been issued for tho wedding, Wednes-
day evening, June z, of Miss Frances
Gilpin Todhunter. daughter Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Stephen E. Todhunter, 1922 18th
| street northwest. and Mr.. Roger Pat
| ton Hollingsworth, son of Dr.. and
| Aui .. w 11OlllHSSWoItl Va tllAS SANS
The ceremony will be performed at
st. Andrews Episcopal Church. New
Hampshire avenue and v streets
| northwest. by the rector. Rev. j.
| Johnson Dimon. =
The bride will have as maid of hon.
huntey. and c. David Gibbons of
Washington. cousin Of the BRIDE
groom, will act as best man. The
| bridesmaids will be Miss Dorothy
Aman Of Hyattsville and Miss Eliza
beth McDermot. a cousin Of the BRIDE
Mr.. Fred E. Shoemaker of Washing
| ton and Mr.. Harold c. King Of Wash
ington and Norfolk will officiate as
ushers. After brief honeymoon, the
young couple will return to Washing
ton and will be at home to their
friends at 1914 14th street northwest.
Miss Todhunter is in the Potomac
division of the American Red Cross,
where she is associate director Of the
department Of publicity in charge of
the motion picture bureau. One Of
her friends In the division. Miss Ger
trude Carley Of Baltimore, sent to
England for q shilling and it arrived
here last week. and will be worn BY
the bride in her left shoe as an omen
Of good luck. Miss Todhunter is a
graduate of Central High School.
Mrs. Alfred J. ogston. with her two
small daughters. left Washington a
few days ago for the west. to join her
husband. who has been appointed to
the post Of British consul general at
Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Ogston was Miss Lucy Virginia
Russell, the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wells Russell Of this city,
Mr.. Russell was United States minis
ter to Persia under the Taft adminis-
tration.
Joining the enormous exodus to Eu-
rope within the next few days will be
Mrs. Marshall Field, who has closed
her house on 10th street and gone to
New York preparatory to sailing on
June 10. and Mrs. Dorothy Williams
McCombs, who. accompanied by her
, mother, went to New York Thursday
preparatory to sailing yesterday
aboard the Adriatic.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. George Bar
nett and her daughters, the Misses
Leila and Anne Gordon, who are
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| in Gallatin. Mo-, where they expect to
spend the summer months.
Senator and Mrs. Truman H. New
berry entertained at dinner last
evening at their residence on Mas
sachusetts avenue.
Miss Glass Engaged.
Senator and Mrs. Carter Glass of
Virginia announce the engagement Of
their youngest daughter. Miss Au-
gusta Christian Glass. to Mr.. Robert
McClanahan Allen of Roanoke, Va.
This announcement Is Of widespread
interest. particularly here, where the
family have made their home for q
number of years. and where they have
been prominently identified with Of
fetal life: Miss Glass attended her
wright, formerly Miss Mary Carter
Glass. at her marriage which took
place here November I, 1919, at the
Church Of the Covenant, and was one
Of the most important events of the
social season. Senator Glass was at
Miss Glass is now visiting in Roanoke.
No date has been set for the wedding,
but it will probably take place in
the early fall. Mr.. Allen Is an archl-
tect. ard he served as a lieutenant
in the French army during the war
with Germany.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Patterson are
entertaining at picnic party today
in compliment to the Misses Colby,
daughters of the Secretary of state
and Mrs. Colby. This is one of a
series Of informal affairs of this kind
that Col. and Mrs. Patterson have
been giving. throughout the spring,
and today their guests will include a
number of younger members of
diplomatic and official society.
Mrs. John Allen Dougherty left
Washington yesterday for Kansas
City, Mo, where she will remain un-
til Wednesday, and will then go to
Chicago preparatory to meeting Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh there on June 6.
Mrs. Walsh will entertain a party
in Chicago for the republican con-
vention. which will include DR.. and
Mrs. David Jayne Hill. DR.. and Mrs.
William Miller Collier and Mrs.
lDougherty. The Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall will join Mrs. Walsh in
Chicago June IL preparatory to leav-
ing with her for California. Mrs.
Walsh and members Of her party will
remain in California until August /.
A wedding of wide interest in dip
lomatic and resident circles will take
place Wednesday, June 16, at st.
Paurs Church. when Senorita Celina
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Miss Margaret Fisher Smith were
married last Sunday afternoon in Lu.
ther Place Memorial Church by the
pastor, Rev. Dr.. Diffenderfer. The
wedding supper was served at the
Lafayette Hotel. Mr.. Evans. who is
a former resident of Washington. is
now in business in Chicago. Mrs
Evans is the daughter of Mr.. w. A
Smith of the department of chemis-
try in the Central High School.
Mr.. w. H. Harris and his daughter
from Liverpool. England. have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Stock OF
Bradley Hills for few days.
This is Mr. Harris first visit to
America.
After a short trip through the south
Mr.. Harris and his daughter will re-
turn to Washington to stay for a few
days before the opening of the con-
vention Of International Rotary Clubs
in Atlantic City.
Mrs Frank Birthright will go to
Annapolis to spend June week with
her son. Midshipman Frank Birth
right, who is soon to leave for his an
nual cruise. Miss Lucy Hardee of
North Carolina will accompany Mrs.
Birthright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Yeates have
given up their apartment at the Iowa
and are occupying their new home at
1863 Park road.
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In the Diplsmatie Corps.

In the Diplsmatie Corps.
The ambassador Of France and Nine.
Jusserand entertained at dinner at
the embassy last evening in honor of
the ambassador Of Great Britain and
Lady Auckland Geddes. The guests
Baker. the Secretary of the Navy, Mr..
Daniels; Representative stephen G.
Porter, Representative and Mrs. Hen
ry D. Flood, Mr. Henry White, the Sec
retary of the Smithsonian Institution
and Mrs. Charles D. Walcott. Mrs. John
Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Wilmer. Mrs. Cor
den Cumming, Countess and Alle. de
Mention, Air Commodore L. e. o.
Charlton. Mr.. John B. Henderson. Capt.
de Lavergne and Mr.. Jules Henry.
The ambassador Of Russia and Nine.
Bakhmeten will entertain at dinner
Friday evening in honor of the Sec
retary of State and Mrs. cambridge
Colby.
The ambassador Of Chile and Sonora
de Matthew are planning to leave
Washington in July for the Pacific
coast, spending at least two months In
California
The ambassador of Italy and Bar
oness Romano Ayezzana Will enter
tain q distinguished dinner company
tomorrow evening in honor of the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Balm
bridge Colby. and later in the week
Baroness Avezzana will entertain at
luncheon at the embassy.
The minister of Poland and Princess
Lubomirska will be hosts at dinner
Thursday evening at the legation on
18th street. They will return to wash
ington Tuesday from Chicago, where
they went last week following a brief
visit in New York.
Miss Dominici. sister Of the minister
Of Venezuela. has postponed her re-
turn to this country until the autumn,
remaining on at her home in Ven
eSuela.
The Minister Of Ecuador ana Sonora
de Elizalde are expected at the lega-
tien today after . brief visit to New
York.
Secretary and Mrs. Baker on OutinE.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Baker. accompanied by Mrs. Baker
the Secretary's mother; Miss Rather
inc Lowe and their two younger chill
dren, motored to Annapolis yesterday
afternoon for the Army and Navy
base ball game.
Mrs. Alexander, wife Of the Secre-
tary of Commerce, with Miss Alexan-
der. will leave today for their home
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travelling in the west, expect to return
to their home at the marine barracks
the second week in June.

Mrs. Gillett Hill is in her Illinois
home after spending almost a year in
Hawaii with her son-in-law and
daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs. James N.
w. Mcclure, while Lieut.. Mcclure was
stationed there. Lieut.. and Mrs. Nc
they will make their future home, as
Lieut.. Mcclure has resigned his COM
mission in the Regular Army and is In
business.
Miss Alice Harding. daughter Of Mr..
Caroline Story. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John P. Story, played two OF the
principal parts in an outdoor produc..
ton Of Milton's "MasQpe Of Comus." "
given at the Homestead School, Hot
Springs. Va They made a distinctly
charming success.
Mrs. Raymond H. Pilson is at the
Homestead, Hot Springs. Va.
Tho board Of lady managers OF the
Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat Hos
pital will have a tag day on Tues
day for the benefit Of that tnstitu-
tion's free wards, where so much
good is accomplished in relieving the
poor and afflicted. Mrs. Charles L.
Henry is chairman of the tag day
committee and Mrs. David Meade Lea
is president Of the board of lady man
ayers. In case OF rain on June J. the
sale of tags will be postponed to
juno 3.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Rippey and Miss
will be at home Informally this after
noon from 4 to o'clock.
Tho alumnae Of Gunston Hall held
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SOCIETY ENJOYS ITSELF
IN OUTDOOR EVENTS, SUCH
AS GARDEN PARTIES, FETES
Charity Events as Well as Those Of Elite Folk
Turn to Spacious Lawns Timely Setting
and Even the Cup to Tea to Intimates
Is Served al Fresco
SALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

H.
of folk
of White
of both diplomats and Americans who
the difficult problem side all forming
handicap Official will
their intention of attending than before.
THE diplomatic Jusseand
the first the world
diplomats WILL with few select their
society
body both Chicago and Francisco decidedly
the
OF their homes to those points
NOR Washington through June July
~ Pehng proved his friends especially
his staff when he entertained Sunday afternoon arescoor
place The Speaker Gett
sounded the for late spring
when held
yesterday offered when
Mrs Rudolph hosts garden the Washing
Society Of the Archaeological Institute of America.
INDAUNTED overhangg
~ and planned for charity
others embryo,
gardens their best.
CONTINUATION garden the
musical and ball to be tomorrow night Wardman Park
Hotel when Metropolitan American
and rhythmic dancing will ball.
large number of from diplomatic official
supper
JUNE weddings
of State Mrs Colby among
the brides will claimed both by Chile Spain
the minister of Colombia Dr. Uru The of Miss
Cecil Lane to Col Glen Fay jerks will take place Wednesday and
weeks of June.
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their annual banquet yesterday at
Maison Dupont 1901 r street

Mrs. Edward H. Cumpston an
nounces the marriage Of her daugh-
ter, Margaret Douglas, to Mr.. James
Walter Rutland of Houston, Tex.
May 25. Mr.. and Mrs. Rutland will
make their home in Houston.
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Hospital Benefit.

Among the patronesses for the Cas-
ualty Hospital benefit to be given
June II at Crandall's Knickerbocker
Theater under the auspices of the
Daughters of the CoRfederacy are
Mrs. Charles B. Henderson. Mrs. Ma
thauiel Dial, Mrs. L. Meriawether
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Smith. Mrs. Claude Mayo. Mrs. Rich
! ard C. Dean. Mrs. Benjamin Micou,
Mrs. Floyd p. Waggaman. Mrs. James
Pleasant Woods. Mrs. JEFF McLemore.
Mrs. David Kincheloe, Mrs. Lucius
/ Upshaw. Mrs. Harriet Turner. Miss
Mary c. Bryen. Miss Fannie Wash
ington Weeks. Mrs. Lee Benvish. Mrs.
Noble P. Barnes and Mrs. Jesse Lee
Ward. The box holders include: Mrs.
, jeff McLemore, Mrs. Lee Benvish.
Senator Pat Harrison. Senator Thorn
as Heflin, Representative William
D. Upshaw. Representative Patrick
Kelley and Representative Simon
Michelet. Several boxes have been
donated for children of local or
phanages. The motion picture matt
nee will begin at $3.50 o'clock, featur-
Clothesline Alley" and a Harry Lloyd
comedy. Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz
is chairman Of the card party and
will be assisted by Mrs. George K.
Denmark, Mrs. Albion w. Tuck and
Miss Marie Mcclure refreshment
table will be in the theater lobby un-
der the Craftsmanship Of Mrs. Geo. w.
Eastment. Mrs Paul L. Joachim and
Mrs John S. Tomlinson will be In
charge of the box office.
| The board Of lady managers OF the
! Episcopal Home for Children will
hold an informal tea at the home on
Saturday from to 6. There will be
nothing for sale and no soliciting, as
the tea is given to AFFORD the friends
| of the home and all those interested
| in child welfare an opportunity to
visit the home and children. Mrs.
David Meade Lea is president OF the
home. which IS located at the head
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Gwo<A W ooS = Nxo<e~ eeo.

Calvo, daughter Of the late Senior Joa-
quin B. Calvo, minister from Costa
Rica to the United States for a num-
Der of years. and Sonora Calvo. and
Mr.. John Galen Carter. son of the late
Thomas H. Carter. senator from Mon
tana, and Mrs. Carter, will be married.
The ceremony will be performed by
Mgr. James F. Mackin and nuptial
mass will follow, at which only the
relatives and intimate friends will
be present. A breakfast for the mem
bers of the two families Will follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Marye are
entertaining at a luncheon today at
the Montgomery Country Club in COM
pliment to Mrs. John F. Rodgers. who
Is leaving tomorrow for York Harbor.
where she will spend the summer
months The guests will number
about twenty-six.
Nine. Hauge entertained a notable
company at dinner last evening. When
| the Secretary Of State and Mrs. Balm
bridge Colby were among her guests
Judge and Mrs. John A. Lacy an
nounce the engagement OF their
! warden Nelson varble Of louisville.
KY. The wedding will take place
| early In June.
MRS. Ernest N. JduSoH dHuouHCeS
the engagement of her daughter,
Hilda Eberly. to Lieut.. Victor Cam
eron Barringer. jr, U: S: N. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor c. Barringer OF
Monroe. La.
Mai George Oakley Totten. jr.. will
be host at a small garden party Mon
day evening, June Z. at $3.50 o'clock.
when there will be a musical and a
play, and, later, dancing, at his studio,
1888 18th street.
/ Capt. and Mrs. James G. Field are
occupying the residence Of Mrs. John
MCGOWAN, 1920 18th street. during
the absence Of Mrs. MCGOWAN and
Miss MCGOWAN in France.
Mrs. Ryan Devereux will be at
o'clock for the last time this season.
She will be assisted in receiving by
her house guest. Mrs. Anthony ].
O'Reilly of New Orleans, and Miss
Mason.
Mr.. John Barrett, director general
Of the Pan-American Union, and Col.
William Eric Fowler have cards out
for a small at home Tuesday evening
at 10 o'clock in the Pan-American
annex and Aztec garden. when their
guests will be the members of the
younger set. The chaperons will in
clude Sonora de Matthew. wife Of the
ambassador Of Chile; Sonora de Cana,
Walker. They will entertain again
Friday evening, when thsir guests
have been invited for o'clock.
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Bixelow-Keeler Wedding.

palms and ferns formed a beautiful
setting for the marriage of Miss Ar
line Curtis Keeler, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Edward Keeler, and
Mr.. Wheelock Bigelow of New York,
son of Mrs. Albert M. Bigelow Of Bos-
ton and a graduate Of Harvard 'O8,
which took place yesterday afternoon
at o'clock at Oak Lodge. the home
Of the brides parents, at Jewell. Va.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. R. A. Castleman of East Falls
Church. Va. and q reception followed
Tho bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father. was charming in
her gown Of ivory taKeta with pearl
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towel" l had to drag the words out.
 Well what do you know about that" she demanded with iritatcd wonder. And [ upset all these other thing [ might have known you'd have everything according to Hoylc | don't need to be physician to diag- nose your ease. Madgc. You've got case of inErowing mcthodicability. There, who suys | cant invent a word F'
 Shc laughed mcrrily. and while m almost any other illiness [ would have laughed with her and felt chcered by her lovahlo Eaycty. each separate note nt her mirth was like a rusp upon surface already raw.
 \ Rra~~uring Promise
 My father bent over me and took my cold hands in his. opened my eyes. and suppose there must hay" been a strained appeal in them. for hc bent to mo. whispered rcassuring- ty:
 Don't worry. Father wiI fix it.
 Again the old haunting noto of my ha by hood days, as if were the child Of that long ago time gave a little contcnted sigh and closed my eyes again. heard him tip-toeing out of the room. then a few moments later a soliIoquizinE wall from little Mrs. Durkcc In the private wash room ad- Joining the drawing room.
 Not a drop of hot water in this faucct' Now what do you know about thnt for railroad service? How am ever to ill this hot water bag I'd Ike to know"
 She camc back into he room. and impndicntlv pressed the button for the porter. [ shivcrcd as I saw her. for know her well enough to bc sure that the presiding genius of the car was In for n 'wigginE' I drcdcd in- eNpressibly 10 listen to it.
 iIc was so long tn coming that the little woman waNcd nightly indig- nant.
 I'm just going out to soc where that jackanupcs is." shc announced. Dancing around at Rita Browns beck and call most likely" with tho ridiculous tFrelcvance which is ono Of her charms. "Iiut I'll dance him. Now don't move until come back
 Az the slightest movement brought on the most deadly faintness her in- junction was highly superfiuous. l was conscious of only one wish as she closed the door and that she would stay on the other side oT it. And when tt opened again few seconds later | kept my eyes obstinatelv closed. would give her no excuse for talking. Hut it wasn't her voice that I heard.
 Clear out all of you said my mother-tn- laws voice tartly. "But stay within call. I'll let you know l W hen I need you.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-05
.ATr P.AI.ACE.

Wallace Reid proves that he is a speed demon of parts as well as an entertaining comedy star in his new picture. Excuse My Dust" which opened a three days run at the Pal acc thcater today.
 Other films include a new chapter or Jack Dempsey in his popular serial in which he is seen in action. boxing three fast rounds: Mack Scnnetts comedy and the Pathc News. The vaudeville bill contains four clever Keith acts with Mae Nevclle. a clever singing comcdicnnc: Scott and Aubrey in Mother-in-I.aw's Visit: Bernard and Ferris. fine comedians and the Wheeler Trio. novelty workers
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LDING A HUSBAND Adele Garris ons New Phase of PeUeLati0us Of q Wife
|lScr Started Out to Take
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 pr my mUher-in -lh W s was not nearly SO ab- cd. even considering .ha
 ridiculous and unjust |cn Inc provcrhial last lad caused my nervous len can 1.-Two tugoa her ns sharing tho common and the care of n child F tu depend upon each E neither realizes until |cy arrives And wh'lo law. in her sons par hc worlds records for and perfection of nag
 yet when any great bears. shc, like many
 rises wonderfully to nd while the emcrEcn- cems to strip herself co for all ham pering |sc. 1 realized that tho D ahc and l had just led all idea of her talk She had snid an ul- ablc thing to mo, al-
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 would not forgive it. eswecn us. and I knew
 not oasily bridged.
 forcc myself to cnduro br littlo Mrs. Durkec.
 han I am well. but in ated stltc of ms nerves. .ina almost unendura- iny fucc to tho wall. md nrctcnded sleep
 at tho door proclaim dng iu Vain
 thiss awful!" she ex-
 entered, She came to pvor me. nufi folt my
 "She's cold" she said r'H "a hot water hag ." my father practically. N to her feet at once" om ewhere," my father iy. and I knew that ho fcry passenger In tho
 if necessary 1 opened oke weurily:
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 heard her rapidly Eo- contents. I had closed from sheer weakness.
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AT ION'S,

That thc harder they hate" the sooner they fall is the amusing thesis of Miss Hobbs" winch opened at Fox's this afternoon for a three day run.
 Miss Ilobbs'' is an amusing com cdy drama and in il Miss Wanda llawley is raised from q leading wom- an to the position of q star.
 Those international. nimitablo fun makers. Mutt and Jeff. arc paying us their weekly visit in "One Round Jeff "A Road to Ruin,' He Loves Like llc Lies" two fun-ful' comedies, and the Fox News are also shown.
 The vaudeville offerings are Sears ana DuNall. Bernardo and Malcomc. Tildon and Harris and Lnrett;t's s Bears
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CITY ITEMS

Exclusive agents Stetson Shoes Bessc-Lcl@nd Co.--advt. An outing at Momauguin was given the inmates Of the Children's Home today by the local lodge of Elks. The children left by automobiles about 1g:S0 and had luncheon upon ar rival.
 Dance, Grange hall. Berlin. Fri. eve. -adNt.
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it only takes few weeks to receive the medal. They must bring their discharge pdpcrs with them. Enlist mcnt for infantry for assignment to the A. r.. F.. Germany. are still open. .. L. NJ. artillery and cavalry are closed. Enlistments for infantry. tcolorcdp are now autho rized. Apply at the recruiting office, l.. S. army, 213 Main street. A
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VICTORY MEDAL.

Applications for tho medal can he had hy applying at the local re- cruitinE office. Ex-servico men should speed up and apply now. as
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 Vegetable Compound.

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