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Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-19

Etreet.
 The 1aost impressive military funeral ever held iu this city took place Sunday afternoon when Willmandc paid tribute to Sergeant Major AIban M Potvin, of tHe Twenty-Sizth Division, who died in France October g. ISIS
 me funeral was held shortly after two ~elocs from the home of his sister Mrs 1ossph F. Gaudreau of Nc 41 John street following which the military pro- oesFlor WAS formed and the manch to St. Mary church was begun. The line of march was from John street, west on Plessa-- street. down Bridge street, down Main street. up Church street. and down Valley street to the church. The ,reer or march was as follows: Rev. q l. Tyler. Rev. H. Belec and A.
 q MartiHeau in automobile
 Platoon os Police
 American Band
 Color Bearer and Guards
 Co. G, l6sth Infantry
 Spanish War Veterans
 World War Veterans
 Y. n Veterans
 Caisson
 Roy Scouts of America
 c1arde Sacred Heart
 san Jose Council. No. fl. K. of c,
 Wilimantje LSdEe. R. p. o. F.
 Chamber cf Commerce Family Mourners, and Friends in Auto
 biles
 T-s service st St. Mary's church was eo-d1cted hy Rev. J. J. Iapillon. the pas tor. who pai1 tribute to Sergeant-Majo joT potvir. Rev. James T Tyler assisted in .he service. san Jose council. K. of C. formed the guard Of honor. During the se-g ce solemn music was rendered by he choir several members singing so- los
 At tha close of the church service the oodr was again escorted to the caissor ana the march resumed to St. Joseph'f cemetery. where burial was in the Pot s1u family plot At the grave the com li-laI servtcA was read by Rev. Father Pauilan sssister by Father Belec ant Father Tyler. WjlNmantic lodge No L.sI- also conducted the Elils' ritual al -he grave. Music was furnished during The service by the American band follow. ing which taps Sere sounded by Buglel Bouz and g squad from Company c 1sSta Infantry. 45rd Division fired three rofeys over the grave.
 Tine honorary bearers were Mayor Charieg A. Gates. Ex-Mayor Daniel P
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-19
STAEFORr, SPRINGS

Postmaster Lcuis B. Chafree has for some time been negotiating with the postoffice department at Washington for the delivery of mail in the borough of Stafford Springs. The receipts at the local office are sufficient to warrant de- livery and the department promises to put it into effect during the coming year. Before this takes place it will be neces- sary for all houses to be numbered and a proper receptacle for mail placed on or near the door of each house.
 There was large attendance at the whist and dance at the Springs house Friday evening.
 Strazza post, American legion. has elected officers as follows: Commander, Gardiner Hall; vice commanders, A. J. Needham -and Christian C, Christensen |;
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Wash House

High singie-Harry Howes. III. High three-Fa5re 3ls.
 In Thursday nights contest the hish single was. 4. Raney, l35. Boucher bowled I30.
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NORWICH BULLETIN
 WILLIMANTlc OFFICE Telephone 552-2 aS Church St
what Is Gang On Tonight

Najcbaue lodge No. 22 Knights Of Pythias meets a- Castle hall Main street
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16
PLANS NEARLY COMPLETE
FOR DAFFODIL BALL.

Plans are rapidly nearing compile
tion for the The Dsfodu Ball" TO
be held At the New Willard on
Wednesday evening. April 6. for the
installation OF a free uminE pool
a the Trinity Community House for
the use Of the children OF the city
Mrs. James ". Wadsworth jr., is
tho chairman of the committee on
arrangements. Many novel features
will be introduced TO make a success
Of this effort 10 provide bathing IA
cilities for those Of the community
who are the most in need Of such an
establishment.
At a meeting Of the Washington
Chapter Of St Mary's Alumnse, o.
Alexandra. Va. held at the CatROlir
Community House, sol Z stree
northwest. the constitution was
adopted and the following Officers
elected for 1921: Mrs. Francis T.
Weller. regent: Miss Lillian Hil.
vice regent: Miss Bernadette Allen.
secretary: Miss Molle Crilly, treas
urcT.
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general Of the Pan American Union
is now in st. Augustine, Fla, where
he went in response to an invita-
ton from President-elect Harding
on the occasion of LinColn's Birth
day celebration, when Harding and
Barrett both made addresses. Last
Saturday Barrett was among the
guests entertained at luncheon by
Harding. and splayed golf with bin
in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Stallcup, of
Hot Springs, Ark are in Wash
ington for a short time. called here
by the serious illness of the for
mer's mother, Mrs. NJ. H Stallcup.
Mrs. Stallcup, sr is now improv-
ing. and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A Stallcup
will spend a week at the Hotel
Washington for further visit.
Mrs. william Kent wife of the
former tariff commissioner, enter
tanned at her f street home yes
terday afternoon, at a large recep-
tion for the delegates to the finaI
conference OF the National Womens
party, having Mrs. Adelaide John
son. the sculptress who created tho
suffrage monument which was un.
yeiled at the Capitol last night
as her guest.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Merritt w.
Ireland will be hosts at dinner next
Tuesday evening. going later to the
army dance at Rauscher's.
Col. and Mrs. David King will
give a dinner on February %.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16
Marriage Licenses

Unless otherwise specified all the
following applicants are from this
city.
Raymond Bronson. 81, and Flor
oncc \. Davis. IS. The Ray. A.
Saylo-.
Walter E. KrieI. A, Of Baltimore.
Md and wfIeIa Stansbury. of
Hampstead. Nd. The Rev. c. +.
IIItz.
Ernest NJ Armentrout. %. and
Nlargarct O. Jones. IS, both Of
RicHmond Va. The Rev. J. Fl. Jcf-
john Morriman. 4C. and Mary
Narabec. A. Tic Rev. G. o. Bull
Aobr,v :. robertson, 81. and
SIargarn. " Fish'l. is, both of
HyattsyiIIr. Md. Tho Rev. =. O..
Koiche..
Joshua W. Burton. "a. and Mary
+. Mallory. "a, Of CulPepper, Va
Tho Rev. G. NJ. Hesser.
Archibald Lusby, A.. and Bessie /.
kim Al. The Rev. \. Henderson.
John SchcurinE. y. and Vera
Hughes. 70. Of Spray, ore. The Rev.
J. II. Jeffries
Norman e. Marshall, p. and Mil
drcd J.. PadGctt. Is. Tho R"v. r.
Talbot.
charles Hayes. A., and Nellie
Loving. -. The Rev. L. NJ. Stevens.
Percy !. EarIram. -. and To-
roma 4. I:ooth. -. Tn" Rev. 6. +.
Dudley.
Martin F. Abbott. 3. and Lillian
= Bowen. ~. The Rev. H. +.
Downs
Merle f. DevinO, Fl, and MeIha
NJ Penn. >, Of Union Bridge Nd
The Rev. II. =. Mitchell
Samuel Pollock, y, and Minnie
Chamcr. 70. The Rev j. 1. LocF'
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Army and Navy Club Saturday even
ing in compliment to Miss Katherine
Munson. debUtante daughter OF Col.
and Mrs. Edward MunsOn.
The Army and Navy Club will en-
tertain at a buffet luncheon in honor
OF Gen. Pershing next Tuesday.
Mrs. Francis H. Denny. Of Wash
ington, is at the Hotel Chatham,
New York. Mrs. T. Cameron Han
kins is also at the Chatham.
C. J. Karger will lecture on Pub
lie Men and the Press" at the Con-
gressionaI Club on Friday afternoon
at 4 o'clock Tea will be served at
) o'clock. The club will entertain
at a card party Friday evening at
$50 o'clock.
Miss McKenney. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Frederick McKenney, was
q luncheon hostess at the Shoreham
Monday. Miss Mary Tyson enter
tanned a small party at luncheon at
the Shoreham the same day.
Members Of the City Club cele'
brated Valentine Day at the club
house. FarraEut Square, Monday
evening with one Of the most bril-
liant parties in the history OF the
club.
From s o'clock Monday evening
the clubhouse was thronged by
merry crowd which taxed the build
ing to its capacity. A special taoI'
d'hote dinner was served. followed
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16
of Canada Form

4 new organization, to be known
a.. the Daughters of Canada, with
h.ai Office in Toronto, Canada, has
hesn incorporated. The aims Of the
o-e,anization, it is stated in the let
ters patented granted by the de-
,srt1ent of state, is ''to develop a
.,irit of true patriotism based on
II,,. and pride in country" They
also propose to study the constitu-
tfo7aI history and geography of
,,a7ada. to advance a knowledge of
.orDd domestir principles, to slim
,I,re A love for Canadian art, music
mi literature in our schools and
community centers and TO well
Ccme strangers within our gates,
holm them to understand our insti-
tutions, and to encourage them to
leone citizens OF Canada"
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16
WASHINGT TON SOCIETY,"
Recital Aids
School Fund
NeW York Society At
tends Dance for Voice
Scholarship.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Society
was largely represented at the st.
valentine recital dance held this
evening at the MacDowell Audito-
rum, lOS West Fifty-fifth street.
The recital is the second held for
the benefit of the Voice Tfaining
scholarship fund, of which Miss
Dagmar Perkins is president Tne
program included recitations to mu-
sic. in period costume by young
women of society The council for
the scholarship fund is James NJ
Beck. Mrs. Paul D. Cravath, Mrs.
Daniel Guggenheim, Mrs. OiYer
Hartman, otto H. Kahn, Mrs. Ed
ward McVickar, w. Forbes Nor
gan and Mrs. William Blair Per
kins. Included among the patron
esses are Mrs. Charles W. Baker,
Mrs, Edward n. Breitung, Mrs. John
Jay Chapman. Mrs. Paul d. Cra-
vath. Mrs. A. Leo Everett, Mrs. Win
chester Fitch, Mrs. ]. Horace Hard
ing, Mrs. ]. Henry Hammond, Mrs.
Daniel Guggenheim. Mrs. William
Henry Hirske, Mrs. william S. Has
kelI, Mrs. H. Edward Manvi!le, Mrs.
Otto II. Kahn and Mrs. Joseph Palm
er Knapp.
Vice President-elect and Mrs
Calvin S. Coolidge will arrive in the
city today from the South and will
be at the Hotel Biltmore for a few
days before going to their home
| in Massachusetts.
The first of the mId-season's
I dances will be held next Saturday
night in the ballroom of the Ritz
Carlton. Among those who will give
dinners preceding the dance are
Mrs. Howland b Jones, Mrs. Fran
/ els c. Landon, Mrs. H. BIrnhan
Moffat. Mrs. william l.. Hardness
and Mrs Beverly c. Duer.
Lord and Lady CamOys. who have
been with Lady Camoys' mother
Mrs. W. Watts Sherman. for Tho
winter, will sail for Europe F. b
ruary 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Carhartt
Of No. 927 Fifth avenue, left FOL
Palm Beach. Fla. Before returninf
to New York they will pass n"ntl
at their plantation in South Caro-
lima.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16
Condemnation Verdict Filed.

Corporation Counsel Francis II.
S,.Dbrns and his assistant, Ring
gold Hart, yesterday filed in the
District Supreme Court the verdict
~ the Jury in the proceedings in
,.ar,fnr the condemnation of land
fo- building restriction line on P
s9-oat northwest, between Twenty
soyanth and Twenty eighth streets.
T,bo benefits to be assessed prop
lrf, owners in that square are
60 61O which includes the jurors
,vDcnses Of s347.5O. The damages
80 he paid the owners is SS,663.3O.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16
CHINESE MINISTER
SAILS FOR AMERICA.

CHINESE MINISTER
SAILS FOR AMERICA.
Alfred SEE, the new Chinese Min
lister to the United States, has
sailed from England on the Aqui-
tania and will reach New York
within the week.
Mrs. Armstead Davis entertained
at luncheon yesterday, when her
guests included Nine. Matthew, wife
of the Ambassador of Chile, and
Nine Pezet. wife of the Ambassa-
dor of Peru. Covers were laid for
fourteen.
The Panama government has
designated as special representa-
tive to the inauguration the minis
ter of the interior. r. }. Alfara,
who was acting minister Of for
eign affairs when Harding visited
the Canal Zone.
Mrs. Charles Bonnoll Ward, wife
Of Representative Ward, Of New
York, was hostess at a large tea
yesterday afternoon at her Six
teenth street residence.
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth, jr.,
Mrs. William NJ. Calder, Mrs.
Thomas B. Dunn, Mrs. James S.
Parker and Miss Alice Page pre-
sided in turn at the prettily ap-
pointed tea table. The hostess was
also assisted by Mrs. Edmund
PIatt, Mrs. Bertram Smell, Mrs.
James w. Hustled, Mrs. Homer P.
snyder. Mrs. Daniel Alden Reed and
Miss Sanders.
Mrs Wards brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar w.
Heller, of Newark, y. j., will be
her guests over the weekend and
Representative and Mrs. Ward are
giving a dinner in their honor on
Saturday evening. On Saturday,
too, Mrs. Ward will give a chm
drens party at the Congressional
Club for her small daughter, Miss
Katherine Ward. This pleasant
hospitality was put off from last
Saturday.
The Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. Gordon Woodbury.
and Miss Gordon Woodbury. are en-
tertaining at a large reception al
| Rauscher's this evening. They have
| brought down for the occasion Tony
| Sarg's famous Marionettes. which
while they have been a very great
success in New York and in some
| other large cities. have never 10
fore been brought to Washington
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16
BOARD OF TRADE
APPLICATIONS SLOW

Twcnty-four applications for
r .nbcrship in the Board Of Trade
wc-e received at a meeting Of the
committee yesterday. Charles j.
waters. chairman, announced this
makes a total Of 1875 for this year.
Arrangements are being made for
ret-toEcther outing to be held
Ev the committee at the Anglers
CIub on March ).
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Social Calendar.
Today.

Today.
Mrs. Newton d. Baker at
home.
Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith at
home for the last time.
Secretary and Mrs. Daniels
dinner.
The Swiss Minister and Nine.
Marc Peter, a dinner.
Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Gordon Wood
bury, an evening reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Sauls-
bury, a dinner.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks. a din
ner.
Mrs. Scott Thropp, q dinner.
Luncheon OF the Society OF
Naval Sponsors.
Reception at Washington Club
for Mrs. Charles Minor. presi-
dent general n. S. D. A. r.
Entertainment at Col. Robert
Thompson's-a benefit for the
Soldiers Rest Association.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16
MIR. AND MRS. BRADLEY
PLAN DINNER DANCE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley have
asked guests for a dance to fol-
low the dinner they will give on
February 25. Mrs. Bradley gave
a luncheon yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley expect to
close their Washington residence
on March and after a short stay
in New York they will go South for
the early spring season. Before
leaving Washington they will have
a visit from their daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Shipman. Prince Rospigli-
osi is also coming down from
New York to stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bradley.
Mrs. Edwin Corwin Lee. daughter
of Senator and Mrs. william NJ.
Calder, was hostess at a tea yes
terday afternoon, entertaining for
the members of the Society of Naval
Sponsors, of which she is a MEM
Der. Mrs. Lee has come to Wash
ington especially to attend the
meeting of the society today and
is the guest of Senator and Mrs
Calder for a few days.
John Barrets formerly director
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16

me Gods wagner
Final Scene from The Twilight Of the
Nine. Margaret MatEenauer.
Leopold StokOwski again demon
strated yesterday afternoon to a
large and appreciative Washington
audience that he is our greatest
American conductor. sAs usual he
conducted from memory, using no
notes, getting the finest effects and
wonderful tone.
The opening symphony, ffat ma
Jor, by Chausson, was new to many
OF his hearers, but it was warmly
received i is rather whimsical at
hrst, but grows in earnestness and
dignity, till in the third and last
movement it works out into noof-
ity There is one very beautiful or
gan-like passage in the lento that
was played most impressively. The
Funeral March from the Twilight
Of the Gods" was one OF the most
gorgeous numbers heard here this
season. Wagner is appearing on
programs again most aCceptably.
Tho soloist with the orchestra
Nds Nine. MatzenaUer, always a IA
Norite here. AS in her late concert
in January, she seemed to be re-
serving her voice for some reason.
and gave no idea of her power until
the Wagner number, though her art
is at all times great and the quality
Of her tone beautiful. She sang the
BrUnhilde in the finale Of the '"Twi
light of the Gods" most dramatical-
" and effectively and showed what
she can do when she let's her voice
out Nine. Matzenauer chose three
rather mournful songs for the rest
Of her program, and again the audi
enCe heard Chausson. There was
too much sameness in her songs
and they left the audience rather
cold. However, she redemmed her
self later. and there were fnsistent
recalls for her and for StOkowski al
the close of the program.
There will be a fifth symphony
concert by the Philadelphia Orches-
ira IN March. when the sOIOist VIII
be Nine Samaroff, StokOwskrs wife
a the piano
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16

United States Senator r c. Knos
and Maj. Gen. Charles S. Farms
worth. United States army, will be
the speakers at the meeting of the
Pennsylvania Society in the New
willard Hotel Friday evening. Feb
ruary %. The meeting will be
"Gen. Anthony Wayne Night" and
will vie in brilliance with the Ben
jamin Franklin night of last month.
Mrs. c. F. Pratt, a soprano solo
list of Eric, Pa. and popular in To-
cal society, will sing several selec-
tions.
After the program there will he
dancing. for which one of the best
orchestras in the city will furnish
the music.
Mrs. Louis T. McFadden will be
in charge of the sale of boxes. Col
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16

New York, where she will remain
for an indefinite stay.
Prominent women Of Washington
and several States will act as host
esscs to the 500 women from all
parts of the country who are as
sembling in Washington for the
convention Of the National Woman 5
party, which opens in the Washing
ton Hotel this morning, to continue
until Friday evening. Among the
delegates will be many of the best
known women Of the United States.
Included among the hostesses are
Mrs. Herbert NJ. Lord, wife Of Brig.
Gen. Lord: Mrs Fremont, wife of
Rear Admiral Fremont: Mrs. NAL
colin Moonihe, Mrs. Charles Edward
Russell. Mrs. Claude B. Mayo, wife
of Commander Mayo; Mrs. f. F. An
drews, Mrs. Robert Z. Lee. Mrs.
Norman Hapgood. Mrs. Robert En-
nit. Miss Edith Goode, Miss Ger
trude CroCker, Miss Florence HOl-
brook, Of Chicago; Mrs. Henry Leach,
of New York City; Mrs. Beatrice
MacMahon, of New Jersey; Mrs. W.
H. Corlett. of Cleveland: and Mrs.
John Jay White, OF New York City.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16

Princeton University is increasing
&C. tuitfon charge from $3.50 to $500
= year, the change going into ef-
Fsct with the opening of the next
academic year. According to sur
- II Is figured that IL costs the
institutfon $500 annually to educate
one Of it's students.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16

John Wyeth and his mother, Mrs.
II. Wyeth, OF St. Joseph, Mo, who
spent the weekend at the Hotel
Washington, left last night to spend
the remainder of the season in the
North Carolina pines.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16

by a social hour and then an ex-
citing program that continued un-
Ill long past the midnight -hourr-
Special music was furnished and
the clubhouse was fittingly deco
rated with hearts. cupids and other
symbols Of ST. Valentine.
Arrangements were In the HANDS
of the house committee, OF which
| Henry Z. suinger is chsirmEnS Z
MRS. GUERNSEY H. HOST
TO DISTRICT SOCIETY. -- q
Mrs, George Thatcher GueTtTey
entertained informally at the New
| Willard in honor OF tie executive
| board Of the District society o.
lonisl Daughters OF America, Of
which organization she is now the
national president Other Guests
were Miss Emma L. CroweH.- 0f
Philadelphia; Mrs. William u. TED
bott. Of Rockville. Nd. natfOpal
treasurer, and Mrs. Gaius NJ Brum-
4 baugh, Of this city, national -TpEjE-
trar. The local board Is composed
OF Mfss Maud Burr Norris. regent.
Mrs Francis A. ST CI8irreyfcs
regent: Mrs. Margaret De Wolf
recording secretary; Mrs. Anne
Wade Sheriff. corresponding secre-
tary: Mrs. Sara Lansburgh. treas
urer: Mrs. Grace NJ Meeks. regis
trar: Miss Mary c. OUrsier, his
torian: Miss LilliSP a. Norton. au-
ditor. and Miss Miriam Blinn color
bearer. Tentative arrangements
were made for the first annual
meeting Of the newly reorEanized
society, which will be held in zuhis
city in April.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16
Firearms Trade Board Topic.

Odeu S. Smith, chairman of the
nubIic order committee Of the Board
Of Trade, announces luncheon
meeting OF his committee Tor next
Monday at 1880 p. m. restriction
-, +ba sale of firearms in the Dis
,-i,.t will be taken up.
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Among the artists who will ap-
pear at the musicale given by the
WOmen's City club this evening
will be the Misses Frances and
Rosemary Finckel, Miss Edna j.
Sheehy and Joseph F. Evans.
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MRS. LEE BENoIST GOES
TO NEW YORK.

Mrs. Lee Benoist. Of 1911 New
Hampshire avenue northwest. left
Saturday to join her husband in
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16

Mrs. w. NJ. Ritter came from New
York yesterday TO spend some time
in Washington. and has taken an
apartment at the Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16

Mr. and Mrs. EnnallS Waggaman
are making an extended stay at St.
Augustine, Fla.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16

George w. Cocheu. of the War Col
lege, will make introductions.
The reception committee win con-
sist of Mrs. Howard S. Reesice,
chairman; Mrs. PhiIander c. Knox,
Mrs. Newton D. Baker, Mrs. John
Millikin. Mrs. Charles S. Farms
worth, Mrs. James w. McAndrew,
Mrs. John S. Fair, Mrs. S J Bayard
SchlndeI, Mrs Matthew AZ Delaney
and Mrs. T. H. Lowe.
Mrs. A. R. Colvin, Of st. Paul. is
in Washington in attendance on the
convention OF the Woman's party
and will be at the Hotel Washington
the remainder of the week. .
Senator and Mrs. Arthur Cspper
entertained last evening at the sec
ond of a series of dinners they are
giving. They will entertain again
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Price Wright enter
tained at luncheop yesterday in
Chiffon. The guests to meet her in
cluded Nine. Peter, Nine. J. B. HUI
brecht; Mime. Collardet, Mrs. r. Les
lie Craigie, Nine. de Azevedo, Mrs
Donald Cassels, Mrs. William Whit
ing Andrews, Mrs. Walter r. Tuck
erman, Miss Patten, Mrs. H. H. Rous-
seau. Mrs. Claude B. Mayo and Mrs.
Frederic Atherton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish will
come, to Washington this week 10
visit the formers son, Representa-
! tice Hamilton Fish, jr.
MIR. AND MRS. BURGESS BACK
FROM HONEYMOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Burgess
| have returned from their honey
moon. and are visiting Mrs. Burgess
parents, Chief Justice of the District
| Court of Appeals and Mrs. Constan-
| tine Smyth. before leaving for
Omaha, where they will make their
home
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta, OF
| Pittsburgh. who make frequent eX.
tended visits here. have left for
Palm Beach, where they will remain
until early in March.
Mrs. I. T. Mann has gone to New
York. where she will sail today fol
Europe to join her daughter, Miss
Alice Mann, who is attending schoo
| in Paris.
Mrs John Gordon Batelle, of Co
lumbus, Ohio, member of the Ma
tional Council of Womans Suffrage
is visiting her brother, Bishop J
w. Hamilton. at Stoneleigh Court
Mrs. Talley Bays, who was tn
guest of Senator and Mrs. Howar
Sutherland, has left for a visit il
Dayton, Ohio, before returning L
her home in Hancock, Nd
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pulitzer enter
tained at dinner dance Monda
evening.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16
LARGE AUDIENCE
HEARS STOKOWSKI
ORCHESTRA PLAY
Nine. Matzenauer, Solo
ist, Proved Favorite in
Song Program.

PROGRAM.
symphony in B nat ma ior. ........ .Chausson
!. Lent. Allegro yiyo. Presto.
II. Tres lent.
III. Anime. Grave.
La Chevelure" re"............ See. .Debussy
"EItase" Duparc
'Chanson Perpetuelle'' ........... .Chausson
Nine. Margaret MatEenauer.
IntermiSEion.
Funeral March from The Twilight Of
the Gods '.......S... .-....... Wagner
slnal Scene from The Twilight Of the
The Washington herald., 1921-02-16

DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Siler will en-
t"-tain at the supper dance at the