davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-26
A VIZ

Prin care aducem in vedcre tu-
turor membrilor Filialei No. 2
din River Rouge, Mich. Soc.
"Dest. Rom. & Hora Tnirii'
cumca dimisionind fostul secretar
financiar Cotele lunare impreuna
Gu tot secretariatul Filialei il
s,apoarta Ill loan I. Motok din
180 Great Lakes Ave. River
Rouge, Mich.
Deci in speranta ca bunii men,
Ibri vor I'm II canostinta Acest
Ayiz spre d se patea tinea III
buna reeula fata de filiala SEM
nam in numele filialei No. 2 a
Soc. 'Dest. Rom. & Hora Unirii'f
din Detroit, Mich.
(96-97). Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-26
INFORNiIR0g

Omaha, Nebr. - Frank Se-
ward condus la un spital III
Econditii foarte serioase. Ell fost
|acuzat ca a asasinat dol detec-
[tivi. All All mers dol politisti la
locuinta lui sal aresteze. Cand
/ la vazut Seward a sarit din al
saptelea etaj, unde avea camera.
Fh loc sa cada pc pamant, el a ca
zut pc acoperisul unei case Gu
patru etaje. Aici STA luat revol-
verul eel avea in buzunar 81 s'a
impuscat.
Margaret Tallett, .cassiera res
taurantului Clark pc $40 Euclid
Ave. fost atacata All de trei'
oameni 81 furata de 1900 dollari.
Ea a fost trimisa de patronul sau
sd dlrca banii la banca Cleveland
Trust Company suma de 1900
dollari Cand a trecut prin Euclid
Ave. trei bandit au smancit din
mana Ell pachetul Gu bani 81 an
!sarit imediat in autom0baul lof.
Voind insa Sd scspe, s'au ciocnit
de I'm automobil. Atunci au sarit
jos din automobil 81 au fugit fara
ca cineva sal poata opri.
Grace Mancuse, 1925 Orange
Ave. a fost All ascultata in pro-
cesnf lui Michel Grechco,. care
|estt 'Atiazat ca q atacat -. Ea 4
haaftbfisn cd in xilele tr<crte au
vehif Il ca trei oameni 81 au fntre-
bat-o Cd are camera de inehiriat.
Ea lea raspuns ca nu are. Atunci
dol a,f sarit b en- 81 au prins,o iar
al treilea 10 pl,s o batista Gu clo-
reform pesste eufa HI insa q stri-
gat 81 hotii ~ fngit. Ea q tras
trei Glo1nte dupx Il. Arechco insa
m : paltnt fl idsntifiest.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-26

! volt sd meafe& IA I'm auto-taxa-
metru, dar a. voEbit atat de inco-
herent ca sofesul Ia dus Ia casa
nebsfhilor, uAfle doctorul la exa-
minat 81 Ia fetaAnt.
&4&
4 Austin, Texas. Doctoful Man
Fton NJ. Carrick i antintdt a,itori-
tailor un caz de titus exantema-
! tic. Bohiavul este oficiant Id corr
Isulatul Mexicoulni din Laredo.
s 'au luat toate masurhe necesare
kpentru impiedeearea epideniei 81
probabil 1ntrcg .orasul va Fl sub
carantina.
Spriensfield, q. Verne J. Vic
kett a i1npuscat sle doua ori pc
Vida Keller, de M ami. 81 pc urma
STA tras I'M slOnt in cap. Ell
L
murit imediat, iar- ca e foarte
gray ranita. carza faptei lui 4
fost ca ca nu a volt sd Sc marite
dupa el.
Rose Breiner a murit in spi
talrpl St Alexis in ,lrma unor ar
saturi grozave. Acckfentul s'a in.
timplat in casa ,ei din 572D Kins-
man Rd Ea a volt sa' aprinda o
SODA Gu gaz, ci,1d gazul la aprins
hainele. Ea a iacercat sd astinga
focul Gu manele sale. Barbatnl ia
arzit strigatele 81 a grabit Ia So
tia sa 81 rel1$it sa inebuyeasca
focul dar prea tirziu.: SOFIA sa a
suferit arsafltri erozave. A fost
dusii la spitalnl unde All murit
esS
| Toledo. - Preotul John Barks,
de la biserica St. I1o.lis, a fost
omorit de un tramvaiu cand d
volt sa treaca calea Woodville.
Conducator,ll d fost arestat. Preo-
tul fost unul .dinfre eel mai po-
pulari oameni IN Toledo 81 este
multi reerefat de credinciosii sal.
/ Valencia, Spania. Langa oras
san aflat scheletelc ale 18 tur-
turele gigantic<. Aceste schelete
sunt de cinei ufrne aungime 81 vor
Fl prse in nan1sui istorief l,afurale
in Madrid. Ftoftsofiil Hernandez
Bacheco deelarat cd aceste tur-
turelc apartin saei spetii inca ne
'''''s'fs'
New York. John r. Bryant
81 nevasta ldi u fost arestati azi
! cu fetita lor III eyate de zece h,ni
Impreu1a III So,hmerville, N. j.
FL au volt sd Sc urce tocmai in
tren. end politia, care a primit
telegrama din New York. ia
prins. Iii sunt acuzati ca au
omorlt pc tata nevestei.
+ Atlanta, Georgia. - Vincent
Hughes, seful oflciulri federal de
investigate a declarat ca poatc
sa dovedeasca cef putin trei ca.
zuri de asasinarc a negrilor. Ell
[spune ca un fermicr a tinut pc
kniste negri in robie 81 apoi ia
omorit intre imprejurari sinrilare
I Fcelor din Jasper County, din fer
ma lai Williams care Z condam.
nat la tennita pc viata.
II @ea
u Toxic. - Sc syoneste. cd japo.
nezii vor face d oferta Statelot
Unite 81 Sc aranjeze pc Gale ami
Gala diferenduf rcferitor la insula
zap. Ei ar cedaseoneesiuni State.
lor Unite 81 boslGa sitli static de
cable, dar in sehinb Statele Unite
81 reeunossea lrepturile Japoniei
asupra nlsulei, penfru Statels
Unite chestis este vitaM, deoarece
ntrnai prin insal1 poste cosAunica
Eprin cable ca inDalele PAilipiAe
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-26
on fBck C()fIU[D|

Parintele loan. Bocioaga publ
ca in ziarul ''RoManul" darea de
seanfa despfe intru1ilrea din
Akron fnde parintele Foam Po
dea a vorbit despre marea refor-
ma bisericeasca pc care propo-
vaduieste. Intre altele sc zice ca
a volsbit 81 de rolul bisericei mtre
Capital 81 Mltnca.' Ne pare rau
Cd nu s'a arafat macar in rez,l-
mat, vorbirea d-sale la acest SUI
biect. Suhtem intro legitima cu-
riositate sc aflam cum tratat
chestia. De pilda, daca in lega-
tura cu rolll Bisericei iltre Ca
pital 81 Munca. condamnat 81
pc inchinatorii i'm reverenda IAN
tereu) al ''Vitelnlui de Aur''
carl i-au de la $4,000 la $500
.pentru inmormintarc; dc la
$15 la 500 pentru 0 cununic $. J.
IN. d. Daca nu stii, nil stii, 81 pace.
ICe Sc zici? Daca am sti insa ca
a atins 81 aceasta latura delicata
am zice. ''Halal sa-ti fie, parin-
tele. Asa da. All atins acolo unde
e buba mai mare"
=.
Una din cele mai mari gresel
fpe carl lea facut Constantin. e ca
N a TRIMS pc Sofia inarmata Gu
mh rasucitor 81 cateva cuvinte ca
sa Sc bata Gu turcii i'm locul pail
carilor lui imbracati in fustanele
Cincinnati Enquirer.)
4
Irr numarul de maine Sc va pu
blica I'm mic articolas intitulat
Cum Sc creaza Legendele." Ce
it'll cu atentia, 81 dupa acea spu
neti-va cuvintul. Gel mai bun ras
|puns va fl publicat 81 premiat GU
romanul Ursula Fermecata"
Raspunsurile Sc iau in considerart
pan;l lie 8 Maiu. a. C. Gu cat ma
scurt eli atat mai preferat.
Il
Gerfnania sperai sa contractczt
UNI imprumut de 10000. GOO. .OOf
marci in Statele Unite, 81 totus
unii pretind ca nunaai s,lnt opti
misti in hume. Houston Post.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-26
STIR DIN
| PATR1l..

In teritoriile alipite inceput
'demobnizarea coiftin9entului 1918
-IoT9.
In aercnrife po1itice gllverna-
mentale sc yorbestc de numirea
d-lui deputat Petre Groza, ca mi
'nistrn all Ardealului.
La ministerul de externe, s'au
prhnit nrlmeroase plingeri contra
consulatului roman din Budapesta
care petcepe 0 taxa de 480 coroa-
he la viva pasapoartelor.
#~ Il
Guvernul a semnat decretul
mentinerii militarizarii persona
!ului ceferist ddspa data de prima
Aprilie.
In cercurile parlamentarilor gu
vernamentali sc afirma cu refor-
ma administrative Sc va amana
pana la toamna.
Comisia vamala de pc l1nga mi
nisternl finantelor a fixat noui
take de export 81 anume. pentru
vagonul de sare 500 lei, pentlr,
carbuni 1900 lei 81 pentru pro.
duse bitnminoase 1000 lei Ia va.
gonul de 10 mil kgr.
Zilele acestea va sosi la Bucu.
resti A. Sa rcgala printul Alexan-
dru, regentul Serbiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-26

GerMania spera sa contracteze
iun Inprumut de 10000. 600. 600
lnarci I'm Statele Unite, 81 totusi
unii pretind ca numai sunt opti-
misti in hume. Houston Post.)
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30
Coolidge First Appoinfse
Is Southern De1aocraI

Vice President Coolidge for ths
first time yesterday exercised one cf
the few prerogatives he possss<><
along political lines by naming John
f. Walker head ~ tra sanafe ieei,-
Iaiive drafting buresu, Curtonsis.
his FIRST sppo.ntee Is a Democrst.
and was formerly secretary to Rep
resentatIve Kitchin, OF North Caro-
Ina. e.
The House drafting bureau is
headed by Middleton Besman, for
merIy a professor at Columbia Uni
versity, New York City. These bu-
reaus. for whose work Congress sp-
propriated $4,000 at the last ses-
sion. have charge OF the writing vf
all bills submitted to them by menu
bers so that their meaning may be
clear and their language beyond
litigation.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30
Marriage Licenses

Unless otherwise specified. all he
following applicants are from this
city.
George Cash. "S. and Pauline Ii;lIs
90. The Rev. A. SayIes.
Ellwood 7. Barton, %. ami Fora
NJ Manager. 81. both of Baltimore,
Md. The Rev. ]. II. Jeffries.
Raymond NJ. Morelsnd, 81. and
Edythe Z. Bartlett. so, Of Brockton,
Mass. The Rev. L. c. Wealth.
John f. Walker. 90. and Emma NJ
Ritch. "a. The rev. ]. II. Taylor.
Frank W. Mason, IS. and Ell lcl NJ
Young. 25. both of Richmond. Va.
Judge Robert f. Terrell.
Kennett S. MacIntire. so. and Su
dith ]. Schultz. %. The Rev. g. c,
F. Bratenahl.
Lemuel c.. Butler. %. OF Atiee,
Va, and Elizabeth D. Wood. 81. of
Ellerson. Va. 'Tha Rev. II. =. Downs.
Edward A. Miner. 36. If Eiinra.
y. Y. and Elizabeth r. Owen. 23. o.
Charlotte. y. c. The Rev. Z Tal-
bot.
Joseph J. Idler, IS. of Camden. y.
j.. and Grace +. Mulligan. 1s. The
Rev. w. A. Cahill.
Walter N. Bauman. %. Gnd Vi
vienne E. bonner. 81. The H'r. NJ.
p. ]. Egan.
Samuel r. Saniers. 3s. and Craze
l.. Sullivan, %. The Rev. Y. II,
Flanagan.
John II. Black kburn. 81. and Cloe
Thurhnond. 90. both of Staunton. Va.
The Rev. II. +. Downs.
Walter Smith. 20 and Mary .-ur-
den, 81. The Rev. NJ. J. Howard.
Joseph Benjamin, "a. and Nate
Levin. The Rev. b. Neycrowi.Z.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30
Movie Censorship Is
Vetoed by Citizens

Censorship OF moving pictures
that would extend beyond existing
police regulation Of such exhibi-
tions in the District Of Columbia.
was voted down last. night by the
Mid-City Citizens Association fol-
lowing a committee report that CEN
sorship was adequately covered by
poice supervision.
II was suggested that Individual
members report Objectionable ex-
hibitions to the Police Department
in an effort to check such produc-
tions.
Prof. George W. Hesly, a grad
uate Of the University OF Michigan,
spoke TO the citizens on Applied
Psychology"
The appointment Of Capt. James
+. Oyster and Cuno II. Rudolph as
Commissioners of the District was
unanimously approved by the AS
sociation.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss for
several days.

guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Bliss for
several days.
ter of Mrs. Robert +. Welsh and
gil Farrar Shaw, u. s. A., will be
married in this city May Is.
The ceremony will be quietly per-
formed in the presence OF few in
innate friends and relatives in the
apartment of the brides mother at
the Farnsboro. Lieut.. Shaw will
take his bride to Ell Paso. Tex,
where he. is now stationed with the
Seventh Cavalry. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ridley, of Akron.
Ohio, are at the Hotel Washington
for a few days on their way home
from a few weeks at Eustis, Fla.
MERLE-sMrTHs RETURN
TO OYSTER BAY.
The former Third Assistant Sec
retary of State and Mrs. Van SAINT
voord Merle Smith have left Wash
ington to re-establish their home at
Oyster Bay. n. Y.
I" Sootlts VI lIle oldNe lie
partment. will be the speaker at the
last of the Junior League lectures
this morning at the residence of
Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffoulke, 20l1 Mass
achusetts avenue at IL O'Clock.
M. Heilman, commercial attache
of the French Embassy, and Nine.
Heilman. with their two daughters.
have taken an apartment at the
Hotel Lafayette.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks was host
ess at luncheon yesterday at her
home on Massachusetts, avenue. The
company included Senator Walter E
Edge. Countess Gizycka. Lord
Queensborough, Col. Duncan Major.
Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell, Miss isa
belle May. Miss Gladys Hinckley
Col. and Mrs. Harry Cootes. Mai
and MRS. George Patton, Gen. Will
lam Mitchell. Miss Louise Littauer
Raymond T. Baker, Felipe A. Espn
secretary of the Argentine En-.
bassy; Lieut.. Thomas Schneider. and
Lieut.. William Doeller
The San Mihiel unit of the Amer.
lean Woman's Legion. which is rails.
ing money to carry on its relief
work among the disabled and needy
veterans of the world war, will give
moving picture show at the
knickerbocker Theater on wednes.
day afternoon. April 90. at . o'clock
and again at 4 O'Clock.
Two films will be shown at each
performance, Rivers End" lame,
oliVer Curwood's romantic play ot
the Northwest, and the comedy
| The bonneville Trolley whic-
Meets All Trains"
| Tickets may be obtained at tn.
residence of Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson
lsZs kalorsma road and at Other
places TO be designated later
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tednx.

Today.
Sir Auckland and Lady Ged-
des, a dinner.
Signora Falorsi, a tea.
Former Senator and Mrs. vii.
lard salisbury. dinner.
woman's Army and Navy
League ball.
Mrs. James r. Mann. lunch.
con.
Col. william C. Rivers. a
luncheon.
Mrs. Frederick Hicks. at home.
wilmarth Brown Unit. Ameri-
car woman's Legion. C. card
party.
Mrs. Eliphalet Fraser An
drews. a luncheon.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman, a din
ner.
Mrs. Malcolm Mcconihe. a din
ner
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30
WARRINGTON GIRL WEEDS
PITTSBURGH MAN.

A pretty wedding was solemn
lzed last evening at All Saints
church in Chevy Chase. when Miss
Dorothy Pierpont Murphy. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Murphy.
of 1928 oliver street, became the
bride of DR.. Ralph E. Hall of
Pittsburgh. The ceremony was per-
formed by Canon Austin.
The bride. who was given in
marriage by her father. was
gowned in ivory satin embellished d
with crystal and pearl passemen-
terie with a court train. Her tulIe
veil was caught to her hair with
a coronet of old lace and orange
blossoms. She carried shower
bouquet of bride roses and lilies
of the valley.
Miss Hilda Bowen, the maid of
honor. wore a gown of orchid silk
net and carried lavender sweet
peas. The four bridesmaids were
charming in rainbow tints, their
gowns being fashioned with petal
skirts and silver lace bodices, Miss
Eleanor Judd in pink, Miss Helen
Hodges in green, Miss Miriam
Rhodes in blue and Miss Miriam
Richards in yellow. All four brides
maids and the maid of honor wore
tulle picture hats the color of their
gowns. The bridesmaids carried
bouquets of pink sweet peas.
DR.. Broyn, of Pittsburgh. acted
as best man for DR.. Hall and the
ushers were Paul Murphy. brother
OF the bride, n. 4. Bailey, of Pitts
burgh. Dorsey Griffith and DR..
Williamson.
Following the ceremony there
was a reception at thu home of
the brides parents. when Mrs.
Murphy received the guests with
the bride and groom. wearing a
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30
Harding Sees
HUiani Today
Sec Hughes Also to Re
ceiue Former French
Premier.
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

President Harding today at i:so
p m will receive NJ. Rene viviani.
former premier OF France. who ar
rived In Warrington last evening.
NJ viviani win be received by
Secretary Of State Charles "A
Hughes at noon
Mrs. Harding today at o'clock
Association of Collegiate Alumnae
and the Southern Association of
College Women. which are In con-
vention in Washington.
The President and Mrs Harding
.yfff have as dinner guests Satur-
ay evening seventeen newspaper
men who represented various news-
papers and news services In Marion
during the Republican campaign
Mrs. Harding will receive this
afternoon at 5 o'clock Mime. Leila
Trowland Gardner. of New York.
who Is . guest of Mrs. A. John
cieare at her home in Ingleside
Terrace. Mime. Gardner. who is q
ginger and composer of note, will
sjng at Walter Reed Hospital to-
morrow evening and will be en-
tertained at a reception Friday
esening by Mrs. Cleare.
DINNERs PLANNED
FOR CoOLIDGES.
The Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge are being much feted-
Dinners are planned in their honor
By Mrs. E A Hartman for April
T., by Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh for
April 5, by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
T. GAN for April 6 and by Mrs.
r. r. GOWN for April 8.
Next Tuesday Mrs Oliver Wen
dell Holmes will be hostess at
in compliment to Mrs
Coolidge and on April s Mrs
Coolidge will have luncheon with
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes.
Yesterday the Vice Presidents
wife was the honored guest at a
luncheon given by Mrs William
Corcoran Eustis. later attending
the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae tea and afterward oc-
cupying a seat with Mrs Edward
b. Mclean at the concert of the
Orchestra
Mrs. Herbert Hoover yesterday
entertained twelve guests, the Cali
fornia delegation to the conven-
tion of the Association of Collegiate
Alumnae. at luncheon.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand and Sir Auckland and
Lady Geddes were among the
guests entertained at dinner last
evening by the former Ambassador
to France and Mrs. Henry White.
Mr.. and Mrs White plan to sail
for Europe early in April for few
weeks sojourn-
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30

day. entertaining a company of ten
ladies.
The Misses Anna Brewer. Bernice
kroehle, Flora Brown. Jane Porter.
Martha Randles. Marion Bennett.
Jean Randel and Mary Dram, of
Cleveland, are visiting Washington
and are stopping at the Shoreham.
Yesterday afternoon they were re-
ceived at the White House by Mrs.
Harding.
The ladies of the Guild of the
Holy Family Day Nursey will meet
this afternoon for the purpose OF
perfecting plans for the spring card
party to be held at Wardman Park
Hotel April IL for the benefit OF
the nursery.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30
Precious Metals Found.

According to recent reports from
Franklin Camp. on the north fork
of the Kettle River. in British Co
lumbia, there are paying quantities
of six precious metals - platinum
palladium, iridium, osmum, radiur
and ruthenium.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30

Mrs. Victor Kaufman, who will
entertain a company of twelve, and
Mrs. Malcolm McConihe. who will
also have a large party.
Boxes for the affair have been
taken by Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson,
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman and Mrs.
James r. Mann.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30
MICHIGAN ALUMNAE
LUNCHEON TOMORROW.

| The Michigan alumnae luncheon
for the biennial convention guests
will be held at Cafe st. Marks to-
morrow at 1890 o'clock DIR. Jane
Shurzer. president of the Michigan
Alumnae Club, of Washington, will
preside. assisted by Mrs. J. A. Wat
ling. Mrs. Hugh S. Cumming will
be guest of honor. Mrs. Edward d.
Pomeroy., of Chicago, treasurer of the
Association of Collegiate Alumnae.
ana Mrs. william d. Henderson. who
takes Dean Jordan's place at the
convention; Miss Ida Hafford. Mich.
igan delegate for the Washington
Branch Of the A. c. A: Miss Karo-
line klager. alternate, and Mrs. w.
c. Mendenhall. councillor. will speak.
Hostesses will be Miss Karoline
| Klager. Mrs. Carl Z. Mapes. Miss
Ida Hafford. Mrs. Marion Strong
Baker. Mrs. Earl C. Michener. Mrs.
| w. Frank James, Miss Claribel r.
Barnett, Mrs. James G. Cumming,
Miss Sara s. De Forest. Miss Flor.
ence Hedges. Mrs. Edith c. Rogers.
Mrs. w. C. Mendenhali. Mrs. A. J..
Peters. Mrs. Elmer w. Brandes, Mrs.
Alice T. Buchanan. Miss Hermione
Cohn, Miss Clara II. S. Ely. Mrs.
Ralph Lawrence. Miss Edith r.
Macauley. Miss Mabel Kebler. Miss
Lucille H. Quarry. Miss Helen S.
Birmingham and Miss Minna c. Dem
ton. All University of Michigan
women in the city are invited.
The Business High School Alumni
Association has made elaborate plans
for their Easter dance, which will be
held next Saturday evening, in the
ballroom at 2400 Sixteenth street
northwest. Ali members of the
alumni and their friends are invited
to attend. Miss Agatha NJ. Lanigan
is chairman of the dance committee.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood has
| as her guests for the week her
cousin, Mrs. Lewis Fox Frissell, and
her daughter. Miss Antoinette Fris.
sell.
Mrs, Frederick Harris entertained
party of six ladies at luncheon at
the Shoreham yesterday.
Mrs. Ernest Darlington and Mrs
]. Franklin Bell. her sister. received
at small tea yesterday afternoon
at the Highlands. Mrs. Creswell
darlington presided over thee tea
urn.
TWO ENGAGEMENTS
ARE ANNOUNCED.
The engagement Is announced of
Miss Frances Miletti, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Miletti, to
Harry di Francessor, of this city.
The wedding will take place during
the spring.
Miss Sara Latimer has sailed for
Naples aboard the s. s. Patria. She
VIII be abroad about four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
VIII have as guests, arriving Sat-
urday. the former United States
Minister to Nicaragua, John Gard
ner Coolidge, and Mrs. Coolidge.
MT. Coolidge was special agent for
the Department OF State to assist
the United States Ambassador at
Paris from November. >I9I4, to Au-
gust. 1917, and resigned from the
Diplomatic Service about q year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge wiz be tho
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30

A fancy dress party will be given
on April l by the members of the
Colony Club at the clubhouse.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Mona
Grocer. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Grocer. to Neal Wainwright.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Vain
wright. Miss Grocer is well known
in society. She is a granddaughter
of the late Mrs. John Robinson. of
New York. Baltimore and Bar Har-
Dor, and a niece of Miss Lota Rob-
inson.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30
COLONIAL BALL
PLANS ANNOUNCED.

PLANS ANNOUNCED.
The Dutch group for the colonial
ball to be given under the auspices
of the. Colonial Danes Of America
tomorrow evening. at the New Will
lard, is being arranged by Nine.
Hubrecht. wife Of the secretary of
the Netherlands Legation. 1t will
be led by Col. Telaman Guyler. of
New York. who will represent his
direct ancestor. Col. Hendrick Guy
Ter. who was in command Of the
garrison of New Amsterdam in 1870.
The costumes for the group have
been especially chosen with a view
of giving an impression Of the VA
riety and color so often depicted by
contemporary Dutch painters. DR..
Hubrecht Is representing his an
cestor, Ryck of Van Goens, who Is
said to have visited New Amster-
dam in the service Of the Dutch
West indian Company. before be-
coming governor general of the
Dutch possessions in the East In
dies.
Among the other participants OF
the group, chosen by Nine. Hubrecht
from the members of the stan OF
the Netherlands Legation. as well
as their American friends, are Mrs.
Card Huntington. Miss Natalie MA
gruder, Miss Rosalind Wright, Nine.
Andreae, Lieut.. John Holmes Ma
gruder. jr.. Baron vos van Steen-
wyk. DIR. Gratama, Maj. Hunt, Roger
Tedwell. Herbert Hengstler, Capt.
Peasley and RICHARD FIournoy. The
boxes for this ball have all been
taken. The boxholders are Lazy
Geddes. Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson,
Miss Gertrude Myer, Mrs. F. B. Mo-
ran, Mrs. F. p. Garvan. Mrs. Will
lam Cary Sanger. Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood. Miss Mary Tenn
pie, Mrs. William c. Rives. Miss
Martha Goldman. Mrs. Marshall
Field. Mrs. II. F. Dimock. Mrs Glib
son Fahnestock. Mrs. Julian James.
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews. Mrs. Ber-
nard b. Jones, Mrs. S. b. Elkins and
Mrs. Thomas Walsh, and the repre-
sentatives of the New York. Phila-
delphia and Baltimore societies Of
the Colonial Danes of America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Easterday have come
down from New York for several
days in Washington. and while here
are making the Shoreham their
headquarters.
Among the clubwomen OF the city
who will attend the card party Civ
en- by the District of Columbia Fed
Grafton of women's Clubs this aft
ernoon at the Hotel Harrington are
! Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins. presi.
dent Of the organization: Mrs. A.
| X. Wine. Ms. Thomas Calver. Mrs
Grace Daish. Mrs. Mary Logan
| Tucker. Mrs. Harriet Hill. Mrs. Z
l II. Pitcher. Mrs. Faber Stevenson
Mrs. Prentiss, Mrs. II. c. Cook. Mrs
]. Edison Briggs. Mrs. Azel Ford
Mrs. Elmer l.. Roberts. Mrs. c. f
Whitney, Mrs. Alexander Wolfe, Mrs
| Walter Hagan. Mrs. Davis. Mrs
Glennon, Mrs. c. II. Duvsl. Mrs. r
F. Ball, Mrs. Jorgensen. Mrs. J. n
Grubbs. Mrs. Jason Waterman, Mrs
Sarah E. Deeds.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-30
I.ORILLARD TALLER TO
GIVE BACHELOR DINNER.

Lorillard Suffern Taller, who will
marry Miss Catherine Harding.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Horace
Harding. on Wednesday afternoon.
April 6. will give his farewell
bachelor dinner party next Friday
evening at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Suffern Taller, IL
East Sixty-first street.