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The Washington herald., 1921-03-27

VI - - anu MISS MdQt-
leine Austin. who attended school
in Switzerland with Miss Blodgett-
The ushers will include Capt. Ed-
ward II. CahilI, Robert c. Watson.
John Temple Graves, jr, John NJ.
Deibert; two OF the bridegroom's
brothers from Chicago. James A.
Erwin and Walter n. Erwin, and
the husband of Miss Blodgett's cou-
sin, Col. James L. Walsh. and maybe
one or two others who have not yet
been definitely decided upon.
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Some Of the out-of-town people
who are coming on for the wedding
are the brides brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Delos A.
Blodgett. jr- Of Grand Rapids,
Mich; her haIf-brother and his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood BIodgett.
OF Grand Rapids: also her half
sister and her husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Lowe, Of Grand Rap
ids. and their son, James Roland
Lowe: her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward p. Porcher and Miss
Myrtis Porcher, Of Cocoa, Fla: an
other uncle and aunt Of the bride,
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Peck. Of Mobile.
Ala. and their son. Albert A. Peck;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. i. Blodgett. Of
Boston, who are staying at the
Powhatan just now; the bride
Groom's father. Orlando Erwin. OF
Chicago; his two brothers and their
wives, Mr. and Mrs James A Err
win and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Err
win. Of Chicago; Mrs. Fred Hodge.
If Kalamazoo, Mich. and a number
Of others
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Curtis will
give a theater party followed by
supper tomorrow evening in COM
pliment to the young couple and
their bridal party. They viii all
dine earlier with Mrs. Blodgett.
There are several parties on for
Tuesday. but ] have forgotten just
what they are now Wednesday
the best man and his mother. Mrs.
n. DUB. Gaillard will give a dinner
for the bridal party al their home
IN 'allioTnla street IhlrsdaN Mrs.
James L. Walsh is planning 2 lunch
con for the bride and her attend
ants at the Shoreham That cve-
ming Miss Austin will give a dinner
to the whole bridal party. which
viii be followed by the wedding re-
hearsal Later Mrs. BlodEett and
her sister Mrs Charles G. Matthews.
will entertain the dinner party in
their box a. the Colonial ball.
which the Colonial Danes Of Amer
iCs are giving that evening. Mrs.
Matthews is president of the Club
Of Colonial DANES That is to be
a very interesting ball. also a very
select one for no one can buy
tickets unless they have received
an inVitation-no one. Friday Mrs.
Blodgctt will give a big dinner
party for the bridal party and all
of the out-of-town guests Didn't
I say il would he a busy week for
| the Blodcett family. BY this time
next week they will all be quite
CONTINUED on PAGE SIX
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President Wilson used the yacht
frequently for weekend trips for
himself and Mrs. Wilson Some
times they were accompanied by
some relative or two perhaps. but
never gave a real party on board
the whole time he was President.
They usually used it when they
wanted to rest and sometimes when
the President had some work he
wanted to do uninterruptedly.
When the nation was entertaining
a distinguished guest, a frequent
occurrence during the war. the
yacht Was usually-in warm wealth
er of course-the scene Of a party
of some sort, Eer"ra"'
Mount Vernca ... i....N- -.
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ed aboard in compliment to the
guest, but with some Cabinet Of
hcer usually as the host-the then
Secretary OF the Navy Josephus
Daniels generally.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27

Waffield, of Columbia, s. c.. is
making a statuette of him. She is
well known for her clever animal
work. Ladde Boy has not yet be-
gun to try to follow the example of
previous White House dogs by get
ting lost every five minutes-perhap
every five days would be nearer to
the facts. But in the past White
House pets were constantly missing
and constantly turning up with
some one claiming a reward. don't
you know
The Washington herald., 1921-03-27
ALBION A LEADER
IN MUSIC HERE.


Mr.. Albion. you know. is the or
Ganizer. director and moving spirit
of the WASHINGTON Opera Company
a community opera that has accom-.
plished wonders and attracted tho
attention of the whole country. The
various members of the Diplomatic
Corps, many of whom have musical
talents and most of whom are great
lovers of music. have taken a keen
interest in the opera, for they have
missed so much in Washington the
fine operas they find at hand in
practically all the large European
cities. Mr.. and Mrs. Albion have
planned another musicale for next
Thursday night, when a small but
distinguished company will be en-
tertalned and Mr.. Albion and several
other artists of note will be on the
program.
A general shake-up in the Diplo-
matte Corps is usually predicted
after a new administration takes
the reins of the government. but
there hasn't been any signs of one
so far. But, of course. the usual
changes that are always taking
place in the natural course of events
are going on and the new official
diplomatic monthly list for March,
just issued by the State Depart
ment. includes for the first time the
new Italian Ambassador. Rolandi
Ricci, who arrived just in time to
present his credentials to President
Wilson before he left the White
House. He brought over with him
Comdr. Guido Sabetta, who is now
counselor OF the embassy; the Mar
CHEESE Assereto, first secretary, and
a group of special attaches, includ-
ing Comdr. Vittorio Falorsi, Comdr.
Mario Alberti and Cavalier Guido
Baggelli. The Ambassador has
taken an apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel. Comdr. Sabetta and
Marchese Asserto are sharing the
interesting studio at 1925 NJ street.
Comdr. and Mrs. Falorsi have an
apartment at 2400 Sixteenth street
Comdr. Alberti is at the Shoreham,
and Cavalier and Nine. Baggelli
are established at the Brighton.
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SWEDISH DIPLOMAT
TO PRESENT CREDENTIALS.
.HE Rumanlan Minister, Prince
Antoine Bibesco, was one Of
= a number Of diplomats who
presented their credentials to Pres
ldent Wilson late in February. The
Chinese Minister, DR.. Alfred SEE. on
the contrary, was the first diplomat
TO present his credentials to Presi-
cent Harding. The new Minister of
sweden will follow suit within the
next day or two. He and Mime.
Wallenberg are established at the
Wardman Park Hotel. The Mini.-
Ter OF Portugal, Viscount data
VINO Is Minister to Cuba as we'll as
70 the United States, has sailed for
havana to look after his country's
interests, there. leaving the affairs
OF the legation in the hands of the
Ambassador of Peru. FREDERICK AL
fonzo Pezet. Jonkheer w. II, de
Beaufort charge d'affaires of the
Netherlands Legation. is also in
havana to remain until after
Easter He represents his country
In Cuba as we'll as the United
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City Block
Social Unit
Women's City Club to
Hear Talk by COur-
tendy DinIriddie.

Miss Aida Henriques will he the
hostess At the directors RECEIPT m
Of the Women's City Club this aft
ernoou.
Courtenav DInwiddle will speak nn
Community Organization at the
meeting Of tho business ana pro-
fessional women on Wednesday
evening. with pr. Edith - Vile
Coale acting as chairman. Mr.. DIM
widdie brings from the NJ iddle West
the story Of his experience in util-
izing the city block as the social
unit in community work.
On Thursday evening the enter
tainmont committee. with Mrs.
Frank Hiram Smell. chairman,
varies the usual club day activities
by giving a dance for the members.
Admission To Zoe by membership or
guest card only.
The library committee also de-
parts from its usual program ana
offers for Saturday an exhibition
OF historic dress illustrated hy
costumed dolls presented by Mrs.
Helen :. Wright. or r.ttSusIu. Mass.
A matinee for children will be given
in the afternoon. and an evening
performance for Erownups Miss
Alice NJ. Heaven. Chairman.
= = =
The board at its meeting on Mon
day evening voted to affiliate for
three years with the American
women's Club in Paris. Tha follow
ing ladies were voted in az mem
bers: Mrs. Mary W. Burton, Mrs.
Carl A Droop. Miss Alice Latimcr
George. Miss s. +. Fehrlin, Mrs.
Harry NJ. Miller. Miss Cornelia W.
Morton, Miss Elizabeth Hershey,
Mrs. Edgar b. Mosher and Mrs.
Mary Agnes Sanborn. Mrs. Ida
Clyde Clark, one OF the editors OF
the PiCtoriaT Review, was voted a
nonresident member.
Mrs. James {. Csntrill was ap-
pointed chairman OF a committee TO
make arrangements for a tea to be
given the ID. A. j. ladies at the
time OF their convention. Assisting
her on the committee will be Mrs.
George Eastment, Mrs. Ellen Spen-
Ger Mussey, Miss Aline Srlomons,
and Mrs. Frank Hiram Smell. A
committee OF which Dr. A. Frances
Foye is chairman WAS authorized
for the purpose OF receiving and
presenting contributions in the
name OF the club to the fund for
the purcN""~ - 49, --.'r ~ rsdiuu
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FIRST LADY VISITS
YACHT MANFLON ER.

n FRS. HARDING went down to
M the Navy Yard the other day
AV4 to look over and give some
instructions about the Mayfiower,
the Presidents yacht. And imme-
diately society begins to dream of
and plan for parties aboard the
Mayflower with President and Mrs.
Harding as hosts. Just as when II
was heard that President and Mrs.
Harding had done more strolling
than usual around the south lawns
of the White House, society began
to plan for garden parties at the
Executive Mansion That is about
all society has Ito go on" for no
announcements have been made that
there will be either garden parties
or yachting parties given by the
Hardings. As l have said, the
wish is father to the thought" but
It will surprise me greatly IL both
forms Of entertainments are not on
Mrs. Harding's program and We will
be hearing definitely of them be-
fore long now. Presidential yacht
ing parties have been most popular
in the past and their re&ival will
add much to the promised gayety
of the Capital under the new ad-
ministration.
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get boftigt fit @jem 8attle Safe
ii6ite Tors6ag al &ierteiDg6om. Mf~
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9(f6d6e. 5brgeg16stjencite bo1otes
/ @attle Safe igaar og 8il9tte11 1en
fnn0t 5teo / @litbcrou. Ha1tpr
5trom forretteoe.
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noar BON bar ct @ar1t~ s 1865 fom
ban til sln1crifa famn1en nte6 fin
Ior, Carl @lpberg, og Sc boiotte fig
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st. Olaf, men flptte6e bertha til @e=
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1905. So Dptre blcb f9ot bette
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Mng1it 1920 og bdr 6d G35ienitdnrlo
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ma1iotier pe1 sSstofbriel of ttorffe
8arer til @pa1tien. Cont Splge ber-
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fit Spanien b1it betp0elig forbeiet
gforges bigtigite ubf9rfelsartifel til
@ponien er &lipfiff. ,Mens So1oen
paa en nor1f &lipfiif in6ti1 2O6e
Mors bar. "a Be1etas pr. loo &s.
er Sen efter 6en1te Cato 36@&eietas.
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at betragte 1om Eilleg til 6e SO Be=
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norff &1ipfiif til @panien. @amti-
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pao 6e norife Gifferier ifer Ser 1aa
blot bi beo intet Giqeg pao Sen Slip
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0ntarip tpr.

@in6lor, Ont, 196e Mpril. Or
tario bleb t6r beo @algene igaar
meo en Maioritet> ser onieHes til
fra $4,000 til 100000 paa 8aiis
al 100000 afgibne @tennner. @pgrs
moa1et beo slfitemningen bnr Sfo1
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bore forbnot? Set ct ollereoe chi
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ltofolo bill ia til f61ge 2l1fningen af
6e Deiti1lerier, ser bar orbei6et for
f'llo &raft efter at 6en' o1nerifanife
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- Git af oe el6,ite og be0it fien6s
tet NnrierD &ontpanier / geor6bel ltelt.
gnffer at engagere nogle erlige og
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S 9 9rartet1 Trnt. 90 9 Mas, Sef..
- Bi har netop mpotaqet enoel
Damers forte Rio 0rforos tom ielges
for $2.98, $4.25 og $3.50. 6ome
Sraoe @boe @tore.'
-. @on fgr lberettet,. blep Beoer
Mi6jaa be6 ltn6ertpooo borte oen ste
6s. og >@legt1ltnge og 8enner tog fig
fore at ipge efter ban1 men forglG-
bes. Wtan troo6e belit at ban bar
6r1tf,let en- al SsSn6lderne MGrbe-'
oe1, ea ba1 ba66e foregit at ban ag=
tet at gao paa fi1fe 9eaar Maboer
11laatte opgi @dg1linge1t> blep set be-
ill1ttet at 1en6e. efter vssS5n6ian ssobn
2" / @ti11ipater. Denne Mo. 2 er
altiaa @6n al SStroian SSobn {otn
por fer paa ct Itg1te1t6e @ritt6e ior
nogls slar 1t6en, n1en font ii6en er
bp0. ssSobn Geo. 2 fom til timber
MOOD ofbigte ltge og foretog fig at
1bge efter Sen @ortfon1ne, og ii0fte
i5Src6oa fon6t bon 2tget of Mioiaa t
9eortb Eltrtle Safe. &bor1e6es 6et
baooe gaat til at ban 6rltfneoe, oct
beo i1igen ga ban bar a1ene, .naar
set ben6te slf6p6e> bar Ell Ma1lc
paa oDer 70 slar og bar, boet / bette
County en- lang &effe al Mor. &an
efterlo6er@ Jig &uitru, men ingen
@prn. @egropelien foreeaor TN
oerlpooo i6ag.
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80. S. 9o'uline bpo.

81. S. Dotpling, en prominent
M}an6 / Minnc1otas Yolittf / t1attge
Star, 6p6e / ct &oipita1 ct. Saul
/ W3onoogs, al &ierteibgoom. Sans
Siem bar Slipia, Weinlt., bbor ba11
efterlaber fig &uitrn pg tire 96tre.
Scrub for 5io5te Nrimerpalg bar ST..
Dolpling &onoioat for @ltper1tbr.
San bar talt beri Bpen flere @a1tge
90 bar goot fjenbt al n1onge ber.
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Sapan bollol,,er 5, pan gap.

.s5 sofio. 236e glpril Set Diploma
Ytiife. Moab bil1ige6 e6e igaar @abfretz#
tets @ol6ning meb @ertiptt til Yaal1-
Bat Spprgsmaa1e efftterot l1be1rigs-,
5111itti1ter Nfscolt11t lteb bion babbe gi-
bet e1t Srenit IIlittg a sfegierins nse1s,
9fanb bpnnft epID lpifer1te Der.
s. peg fffe r,eb belt offtlf Hqaet pM
gsffu ffutl,tl,l "a
btblotsatlI Il lltsts 1srI baf'
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alascr uper &c bpie Grastpriler.


800 v@bolelale @rocers" fra alle
ggne of 2anoet bar forIeocn fonleoe
i Chicago, bbor man bl. a. tog 1t9rft
til Gr6e i1no6 oe beie Tragtpriier
loln poeleggen6e for @a>t6e1 og S1r1=
1etn1ig. Com @fienpe1 pao, bpor
1rimclige Gragtpriierne bar, neon-
tes, at set folte6e minore at fragte
9Gbler fra geetp- 3ealano til Galifor
nia> en Mflton6 paa 5000 Mdl, et1o
fra Colorado til Chicago, og at bet
fo1te6e mere at 1e1tbe @las fra 3as
nespille, Otto, til Seem Dorf, emo fra
Belgien til geetp Dorf.
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-, . IS q ,;ys..s ~ = :,
sbnbfjurbitebnet

afboloes ioar pao @oncor6io College
Moorbeo6> Minn1 Man6ag og Eirs
BAG ben 276e og 286e Su1ti:
= 2eg 6i11e Nlaner fliG at :6n fan
fomme til @tebpet og treffe sgoIf
fra @jembpeoen. &roeran mt. M.
bill bIibe befjen6tgiort / 8egpnoelien
al sunni. Men r1erf 1te6 M9oeti6en
mt, og ffrib til 6ine &enner og beo
bent meoe big paa @6n6fior6itebnet
Slab gfe6al,
8or 381, Mi11ot, g. 9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-04-27

mon oct ssSnotrpf at Ser BIZ bli,giortI
|af ntnligt for at sopt1aa Ell 0rbtti1tg, q
Der. bdn bore tilfreos sifilenoe for Die
inferesfere0e Mngter: glfabi @bint.
bum :ifriber, at gegi eringe1t ober=1
peier bet tilraaolig lat neofeHe cit
fpeciel &ontnisiion n1eb set Maal
for gie. =: & ]. :.... . 4 81.
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Dperfot1trol6r % frtngeren6e golb
i11ipeHgri SsSreprifitab sc. b: Mnntbe.
Of Morgerltierre bar inbgibet sln-
iagnt1te ON Mfffeb fro l1bgar1gen al.
Mprtl. 6r morgenitierne, iou er
~ Mat sat,ti1,eL BAT brret 1nf1t q
solbtnienets ftensih ittsn 1884,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1921-04-27

! -@i6r Sorret11i11g 1ne6 ben1 6er.
Mberterer i bort 8la6.