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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-24


ros dias nadie iba a rendir sus visi-
tas al nigromante; pero segun fueron
pasando los dias por el aro del tempo,
la genie Sc fue allegando las pucr-
tas del mago, quien para tai fin tenia
una claque admirable, que lie ponde-
raba EN- todas las esquinas, con los di-
tirambos que aun no han llegado a
boca de polfticos-comisionistas.
Entire uno de los muchos clientes
que fueron parar ante mister Doro-
teo Sc encentraba una sonora pisando
los cuarentitres cabales, como 10 acre
ditaban unos plateados hilos que Sc
descolgaban sienes abajo hasta llegar
a los dominios en- que las ojeras ha-
cen de las suyas en- noches insomnes
iy en- horas de una amargura cruel,
trivial y criminal. =.
Dona Casilda, que tai era el nom
bre de la contTariada senora, iba a
consular mister Doroteo, acerca de
la infdelidad de su linico amor de un
amor represcntado en- un trigueno de
lverdes ojos, de boca aclavelada SOM
brero de jipijapa. Con toda la cruel
dad de que es capaz un hombre mala-
mentc enamorado de otra mujer que
no es la despreciada, aquel miserable
la habia abandonado, cuando mas ca
ricias tenia para Gl en- sus manos y
menosi welcomes en- sus bolsillos. -. Y
para curar al rlismo tempo casti-
gar esa ingratitud, iba ante el mago,
para que pusiera todos los dolores en-
! el cimbreante cuerpo de tan infiel
amador, y 81 lie era possible, 10 trans
fonnara en- .un animal repulsivo, en- un
politico traidor, ror eje:nplo, para que
fuera el asco de todo el mundo para
que viera el que la unica mujer que
10 anlaba con todas las fuerzas ciagas
tde su alma, tambien 10 despreciaba,
Il verlo en- tan tristes aguarapito-
nantes c;rcunstancias.
Mister Dorothy estudio el case, bus
co la magia negra, las cabalas infer
males Y despues de consular el case
con SUI angel malo, Sc hizo cargo del
asunto, por la suma do doscientos do
lares. Por esta suma Sc comprome-
| tia poner en- un estado lanlentablc al
falaz 'amador, convirtiendolo. en- un
chivo realcngo por Gales y plazas,
tras las tristes hierbas que crecen en-
casi todas las plazas de nuestras ciu-
dades, inclucc la ciudad capital dc
| nuestra isla. !.
CerTado el trato, espcro dona Ca
silda los resultados ofrecidos por el
nigromante; pasaron trece dfas al ca
bo de los cuales, el mago llano do
ma Casilda y lie diio que para obtener
los resultados apetecidos, era necesa-
rio que ell amado infiel tomase un bre-
baje compuesto con hojas de canpa-
ma, hierba bIena, hierba luisa, mort
vivi, bambu y malangas ciinarronas.
a las doce, en- punto de la noche, en-
momentos en- que un ehivo Y un cato
| Sc hicieran el amor, alunibrados po4
los dcstelios del astro Saturno, cen
cuyo brebaja Y con tales procsdi,mieL-
| tos, a los tres dfas despues de, apura-
.do el bebestible, su amante Sc volve-
, ria 1un chivo e Embellishments empe-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-24

zaria a pastar por las GALES, CO.
rrer detras dc las chivas siendo el
haZme reir del vecindario Y persegui-
do por la policia que acabaria por lie
varlo al matadero lugar en- donde ter
minarian sus males, sus faltas Y sus
pecados, con todo 10 cual estuvo con-
forme doila Casilda.
A las doce de la noche penetro por
la puerta trasera de la casa el que
fue galan amoroso fiel amador de
I dona Casilda; iba tras Ell cfrecimien-
to de unas caricias, en- las cuales era
la amadora una eyperta y una ar
tista consumida 0 consumada, que pa
ia cl case es igual: I'm cato negro
lie franqueo la entrada, mientras un
/ clIivo Sc sonreia con esa sonrisa de
hpoetas decadentes, y nlientraS por la
entreabierta ventana penetraba un hi
| 10 luminoso del astro Saturno. Ell te-
ncrio abrio con cierto sigilo la puerta,
sc descalzo, tanteo el tablado del piso,
hasta que de pronto Sc halo entire
! los dos brazos de su amada, que lie
| besaba deshecha en- SolloZos v aper-
trcchada de besos disparados a una
velocidad de Glen Kilometres por ho-
"a Tras la tempestad bien saben us
tedes que viene la calma, Y 81 no 10
saben al menos 10 han dido decir, v
tras todos los desenfrenos amorosos
de la nocturnal pareja vino la calma
"sosegada" y tras esta Ia ejecucion
del plan que regia tales desenfrenos.
Sobre la mesa Sc hallaba un vase con-
! teaiendo I'm brevaje de un color in
! detinido, en el que entraban ell verde,
el girls, ell azul Y el negro, cual 81 fue-
ia ell invento de I'm nuevo arco iris
del NAL, anunciador de fatalidades pa
"a ouien tuviese la debilidad de ape
charlie labios adentro. Y, despues de
una invitacion en- la que habian todas
'as melosidades de que es capaz una
lmujer en- su hora conquistadora, ell
Iamado torno el brebaje sin que ex-
tranase el sabor mil diablos "ca-
ravelita" arecibeho, que al decir de
los cxpertos es ell peor de todos los
''carayelitas" que Sc empinan al tra-
ives de la prohibition alcoholica.
Paso ,un mes. dos, tres, cuatro, Y
campante seguia el infiel, tras de mu-
! Seres en- vez de chivas y por casinos
" remiones sociales en- vez de GALES
Y rlazas, 10 que cause honda indigna-
icion en- dona Casilda, yendo inmedia-
tamente de contenplar tai descalabro,
anfc en- nigromante, a exigir respon-
! sabiliaades y al mismo tempo los mo-
niscs, por incumplimiento de prone
sa. Pero, no hubo case, va que dofia
Casilda no hizo todo 10 que habia que
hacei, rara que 'cl procedimiento die
IA los rosultados apetecidos. Segdn
el Dlago: dona Casilda Sc habia aban-
donado a las caricias y los besos
de- amado, sin acordarse que para que
rodo fuera bien, tenian ell cato v ell
Ichivo que amarse desaforadamente
baio lie sinfonia gatuna que sobre cl
ltejada en- noches lunares, ticnden los
;nadores 6nlules de Ldcifer.
Arturo Nicolau Jimenez.
! Agosto, de 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-24
LA EMPLEOMANIA

iefes de partido. sahemos de muy po-
COS que no hayan clcanecido en- las
penosas alternatives Il que los some
se'i Sus propios correligionarios.
Pcnsando en- e>tos cor1ictoS pertur-
badores de Ia marcia regular V har-
monica de las fuerzas poIfticas en- ac-
.cion no nos parece premature cl ir
pensando. Ell Ia manera dc aminorar
este Inconvenience perturbador
Ante todo convendrfa estudiar bien
las yocaciones Y las aptitudes de las
generaciones ascendentes, preparar
con solidez cientffica a los j0veneS
predispuestos a las varias funciones
propias de los diversos cargos publ
cos, hasta darles Il todos o q In ma
yor parte un cardcter professional. AL
propio tempo serfa necesario ir en-
iiobleciendo eSoS cargos, quitdndolcs
tudo resabio dc rutina V servilismo de
cnnveniencia personal y convirtiendo-
los como en- yerdaderos sacerdocios del
bien publico.
Serfa necesario ponerlos luego baio
In protection de una ley que castigue
con severidad sus ncgligencias sus
delitos probados; pero que ampare a
esoS empIeados contra los caprichos
del poder las embestidas de In mala
voluntad.
Ell ntfmero de los aspirantes ha Gre
cido hace POGO, Observation-Disclosures,
Ia husna de un tipo de sucldos a
veces eXagerado, que aspira Il paran-
gonearse con los que Sc pagan en- los
Estados Unidos, que es el pals mas
rico del mundo, siendo ell nuestro uno
de los mas necesitados. Bueno que Sc
pague bien al que bien sirve; pero en-
este como en- todo, Ia desprQporci0n
tiene sienpre algo de abslrda:
Hay que reducir sabiamente el MI
nero de los aspirantes q ernpleos pli-
hlicos, ya por medic de una educaci6n
RIGA Ell maneras de viyir por el es-
ieuerzo, Ia aptitud y el ingenio proplos,
va por medic de una suerte de estf-
mulos, que atraigan las energfas de las
generaciones nuevaS hacia las ocupa-
clones vivamente laboriosas, Y libres,
de modo que equilibre las fuerzas So
cialcs, aportiZando en- 10 possible el
ntmero de los adoradoTes del presu-
puesto, que amcnaza convertirse en-
una rama peligrosa del parasitislno.
Al observar el ndmero. VA niuy me-
drado lie los que atisban con avidez
las posibles aunque remotas vacantes
de empleos Ptblicos, yiene alGyna que
otra vez a nuestra memoril ell faIno-
SO epigrama clasico espanol:
MdrQhG$s mio, 10 te asombrc:
Rio lloro cuando veo
Tantos honbres sin empleo,
Tantos empleos sin hombre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-24
1 a campana antialcohollca

',arrio Jo5os, I'm alarntique, en- Ia re-
resi9encia de Matias Hernandez. Y
IN poder Ge Gregorio Ramos, fueron
ocupados dos alanlbiques.-
En- Yabucca le fu6 ocupado Ciria-
co Velazquez, I'm pote contcniando dos
.cuartillos de ron.
Y en- Vieques fucron sorprendidos
francisco Suarez e Isidoro Osorio, en-
aomentos que desembarcaban, por
Punta Arenas, 70 cuartillos de ron.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-24
Ell LCDo. LOPEZ DE ToRD

En- breye emharcara hacia Santo Do
mingo, Ell una importante gesti6n pro-
fesional el notable letrado don Car.
los Lopez de Tord, Presidente de, la
Junta Local de ID Casa de Espa6a en-
Ponce
El Lcdo. Lopez de Tord permanece-
-fa en- santo Domingo unas semanas
= regresara despues su habitual re-
~ '
sidencia de la ciudad del Sur.
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Ieads oppoaite some well-known male

leads opposite some well-known male
star. ass3
Miss Daniel has played leads with
Arbuckle and Max Lnder and she was
signed BY Citrate as Don as che
cfoted with these men. She will ap
pear Ia both LET Ne Explain" and
I'm for Life.
Colleen Moore. pretty. chic and
colotful,A has been analyzing her
friends, the public, lately.
Miss Moore, who IL appearing III
Marshall Neilan productions, Is At
present in New York in the leading
feminine role .of THE Lotus Eat
ers," starring John Barrymore. While
there she says She has discovered:
The q. OF. (rneanink Good OLD
Public and not Grand Ola Party likes
beauty on the screen. It may be very
Appr4ciative Of good acting, but that
there must be one Or two beautiful
ttrls in the picture to really please
the fans.
THE q. q. +. likes the closeup
And that it Aghs deep. adorins
heartfelt sishs when the heroine Or
hero appears in = closeup. with q
food strong back light for a halo.
While it may criticize too many
,tlose-ups. q picture without one Or
two u ~ much Of q failure a. a Sun.
day breakfast without coffee.
THE .story--oh. my goodness. here
the dear public ,doens't seem to
know what it wants at all. It like.
this and doesn't like that and is bored
to tears with the other; but one thing
It must have; and thatEis a love story
The public must be in love all tho
time for it Just pines for sentiment
and romance. Il seems to be AWAY.
wanting more and. more of the love
theme and a play without it simply
~'languishes and dies"
Miss Moore declares she has made
the above dissertations from a chat,
in lnpictufA show ana that she know:
what Sh4 knows, absolutely.
Bifl4 Rhodes Sc .dohning the grease
paint again for tie feminine lead II
THE Stolen Umbrella" featuring Vic.
tor P.otel, This. is to be a Clever
comedy.
czeohoslovakia has entered TIL.
movie ttAld through the agency al
the Universal Film Manufacturing
Company, which sendsSout notice thai
Julius Kohn4r, publisher Of the In.
t~ernAtionAle Filrnschau. Is on his was
to this country with THE Colder
Wife" produced by Vladimir slavinsk
r. %Czecf1oslovakian ;. director, and
Mountain Love- produced BY s
Goldin, an American who has beer
working abroad.
Jack Multall used to pose TOT. col.
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stead which continued to be the FAM
lily home until eleven years AEo, when
they built a 3 home On the banEs
OF the Black River and retired from
active farm work.
Besides the two sons above men-.
toned. deceased leaves the 4kA1 hu4-
band and two other sona, John "A. aud
Carl e.. both Of Polk Center township
and 1--we ~dAushtArA Mrs. Mary e.
johnson Of cAss Lake and Ntn Anna,
residing 1T home. s
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Crumpsy Crouch
Clues a Crui1t

It ID Abhorrent the way some people
WHO serve the public make use of
the expression, Thank You. I want.
ed to turn. Everett True the other day
and more. than maui / Euy who
formally ordered me out 81 the way
with d curt v4rston Of rhAnk You.
I was making a deposit in q bank.
Another party stood c1oee BY waiting
hiA turn. Upon completing the ht-
lures, the. clerk shot MY deposit book
toward ME across the counter and, in
d cold manner Of distiiaAAl, without
even. c~ondeAcending to glance in my
direction. badA rhe4-ThAnk You. My
fingers Just ache. when I think OF it.
to lift that tuy BY the collar and
shake him I'LL his boots come of.
No 1natter-of-faet II Interpretation
should be gwen that .expre4eion. A
Slight DETECTION. a littlA nearing. "a
bit of warmth thrown into it. are
more necessary than the words them
selves. BY all means it should not
be turned into an icy form Of dis
ni4sAl. s-
II the business Of that institution
depended upon the clerk who perpe-
trated that greeting On nae I know
one patrn the place would never
or again have the privilege Of serv-
Ing. ~:
That guy needed a knock on his
nut" 80 that starlight at least would
brighten his G~ountAnAnce.
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the south. ana the latSsrsh anSoncsr]
III sthe NorthesnBarmy. He NrtekS his
Life to viet htsl sweetheart, ana Gh1S
riafe1 hers 70 ~ her lover. The BIZ
scsne of the play and one ofssthe most
epectacular scenes TO bAS Alnn6d& shbwA
the heroine swinging On = bell froma
5belfry In order to prevent it tclitng To-
warn the ontpostS Of her lover . -
cape. Two other intensely intorestinx5
love stories IRE interviewer IN the!
plot, which gives the him human
Interest element. 8 ss n
! a ITHEsREE1As
Mailed ~ many critics u ne best
p~hotoplay in which Mary Pickford;
has ever appeared, thu stAr'ss Art
craft production, "R4beccA Of sunny.
brook Farm Il 70 be on View ct the,
Reel Theatre today. RebetcAs IL one
OF the best known figures IN Afneri-
can literature, and Mis- Pickford's
excellence: In 3tchi1d-roies vas never
better demonstrAted. Ss SSs3s
R~ebAccA.4 sparkling spiritA which
sven her straishtalse4d New England
AuntA cannot Subdn1 her prAnks@As 4
3barebAckNridAr In circus Of her own
dAyiMnE, her efforts In behalf Of
poor Mrs Simpson" and her final
blossonning into lovely womanhood
are entertaininEly portrayed by pretty
Miss Pickford. M S
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WITH THE MOVIE
STARS

v1ora Daniel y one q IL new
faces 81 the films. she = q petite
little miss who has Just graduated
from playing leads for male stars to
leading the casts m Christie c%ornAdiAS.
Usually it works just the other wAy.sA
etfl starts as a. minor actress in q
comedy deel5 and ends by playing
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THIEF RIVER
WOMAN PASSES AWAY

Thief River Fails. June 14.-Mrs.
Kjosa. Naplin, mother Of State Sen
Ator Q. A. NApiin Of this city ana Of
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western and cowboy parts and Etill.
more unusual is the fact that both Of
them were born in New York state.
BAH waA born In Newberg. N. T., and
Neal in Richmond.
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Mildred Harris. recently Mrs, Char.
lie Chaplin, is another vaudeville as
,pirant. and Bryant Washburn IL 4
third. They will devote their efforts
to ,nonolosues of the studio, showing
one-reel picture in connection with
their ActS. a.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18

to the number Of dinner hostesses
who are having a dinner party pre-
vious to the play tonight.
Miss Suzanne Grigsby. of the
HInemah School, OF the mountain
districts of Kentucky. is here as
the guest OF Mrs. c. c. Calhoun.
She gave a five-minute talk of the
deepest interest at the "Zakouska"
party which Mrs. Calhoun had fol-
lowing the first of her series OF
bridge parties yesterday afternoon.
Among the guests Of the box
holders are the following: Ambas-
sador and Nine. Pezet. the Cuban
Minister and Nine. de Cespedes, the
Serbian Minister. and other diplo-
mates: Mr.. and Mrs. George Brew
ster Matthews. of Buffalo: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins, Col
and Mrs. Thorpe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reinsch. Mr.. and Mrs. Warham s.
Baldwin, of Harrisburg, Pa: Mrs,
'"N- podd Miller. of st. Paul and
Camden. S. C.; Mr.. and Mrs. WILL
lam miller Collier, Mr.. and Mrs.
doll, Red Springs. n. C.: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Temple Graves. John
Henderson Geddes. John Temple
Graves, jr., William Mackall. Ches-
ter Lockwood. Miss Delphine Howe,
Miss Mildred Green, Miss May
GOWN. Miss Antoinette Graves
Miss Mary p. Morgan and others
of the residential set
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18

and Mrs. y. Ashton de Peyster. OF
New York; the Nisees Fenno, of
Boston. and Miss sedswick. Mrs.
Charles warren's group win In
clude Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B.. Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Huidekoper.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard oiney. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Brooke and
Miss Smalley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. willard.
Of Rochester. n. Y. who have been
spending the winter az 'ormond-
Fla. have taken suite at the Ho-
tel Washington over the weekend
to visit their many friends here be-
fore returning to their home.
Mrs. John Cameron Hawkins, ac-
companied by her mother. Mrs.
Robert l.. Owen. left for New York
Yesterday TO Join Senator Owen and
Mr.. Hawkins. Mrs. Hawkins will
sail for Europe tomorrow with a
party Of friends for a sojourn In
France. Senator and Mrs. Owen
will return TO Washington early
next week.
Harmony Lodge, No. IL, will have
ladies' night the evening of April
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
= wa ASHINGTON SOCIET p
Neu Society
Play Coming
Younger Set Announce,
Production of 'Topsy-
TurUy' at N. Y.

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE Mar.
quette Club is the latest organiza-
tion to come forward with an ana
tour theatrical production 1t has
t.een announced that II win present
musical fantasy entitled Topsy-
Turvy" in the ball room at the Plaza
Hotel. on the evenings Of April 10
and II.
Among the members OF the cas-;
are the Misses Kathleen Sleyin.
Theresa Farrell, Edith coyle, Mar
saret August, Mabel McManus. Ell
len Burke. May Burke, Catherine
Loughiin, Catherine Powers, Helen
Stansbrough Carr. yalleda Pykc.
John J. Sweeney, Kenneth Fox.
Richard Clifford. william Conroy
| and II. Roberts Hausen.
The annual spring sale and the
dsnsant given by the junior mem
bers of 81. Christopher's Guild. OF
st. Mary's Free Hospital for Chill
dren, will take place Saturday aft
ernoon. April .. at the home Of Mrs.
Lewis Gouverneur Morris. 1918 Fifth
avenue, There will be tables con-
taining useful and fancy articles
and a tea room, all presided over by
young women of society.
Axel +. Wellenberg. the new Swed-
ish Minister to Washington, and
Mrs. Wailenberg. who arrived thii
morning on board the Olympic, will
be at the st. Regis for a few day,
before going on to Washington.
Mrs. John w. Beaie and Miss Kilt,
lBeale, Of Washington. returned yes
1 nttr Cffv fht
Hotel Astor, where they are spend
ing the winter.
Mrs. Edwin S. Merrill will give I
reception next Saturday afternoon
at her home 242 West Seventieti
street. for her daughter. Miss I.illei
Jane Bacon. and Carroll Brewster
Byrne, whose marriage will taxi
place April 80. There will be musi'
and dancing during the afternoon.
. Mrs. James Lowell Putnam ha
completely recovered from a recen
operation at st. Lukes Hospital. Sh'
entertained a number Of friends a
. dinner last night at her home, LOG
, Fifth avenue.
, Mrs. Henry Kelsey Devreux, o
, Thomasviile. Ga, is at the Plaza 70
: short time before sailing for Lon
, don, where she will he the guest 70
) several weeks Of her daughter. Mrt
Z Laurence Lanier winslow, who's
, husband Is an attache of the Unite'
!, States Embassy there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew
r who have been in the South for sew
: eral weeks, will return to New Yorl
within the next few days.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18

who is arranging a reception for
DIR. c. G. vardell, president of Flora
Macdonald College, who will come
to Washington especially for the
Scotch entertainment at the New
willard this evening. 1t Is hoped
that all Flora Macdonald College
girls will attend the affair.
DR.. Vardell will be the guest
while in Washington OF Angus Nc
Lean, who is one of the trustees
of Flora Macdonald College.
Miss Florence Emerson has re.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18

g in the Salon des Nations Of the
Hotel washinktou. 6s entertain
ment to be followed By . buffet
supper.
Former Attorney GenerS A
Mitchell Palmer Hiii return 20
Washington from Atlantic City to-
day after stopping en- route IN mil
adelphia- Mrs Palmer, who spent
ten days with Mr. Palmer IN Atian-
tic City. returned 20 washinEton
yesterday. s1-.
Louis Fahnestock has been spsun<
ing . few days in New York st the
Hotel McAlpln-
Mrs J. c. Kenning who hss. 4
wide circle of friends In washins-
ton arrived yesterday from Or
lando. Florida, having spent the
season there and at other wis1r
resorts Of the South. Miss Ken-
ming will leave for her home In
New York today.
Miss Natalie Barnes will entertafn
at company OF about nifty guests AZ
dinner tomorrow evening st the
Cafe 81. Marks. -.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
SCOTCH BALL CLAIMS
ATTENTION OF SOCIETY.

fhs ball with the beautiful Scotch
play. with its pathos. humor and
patriotism built around old cavalier
songs. to be given tonight at the
willard. will claim society's atten-
tion.
The famous bagpipers. Angus NJ.
Fraser and Murdo Mackenzie. are
here; the Macnell, of Barra; DR.. @.
c. vardell. president of the Flora
Macdonald College. Red Springs,
N. c.: John Henderson Geddes, and
the Mclean clan with the real
Angus Mclean. as well as the one
In the play. will be on hand.
The song. in honor of the First
Lady of the Land. promises to add q
touch of the patriotism of the pres
ent mingled with that of the past.
The object for which this unique
and beautiful entertainment is
being given Is the raising OF funds
to educate young people in noun
tain districts. appeals to all true
Americans. since Gen. Pershing has
said that the war has shown US
that America has an astonishing
amount Of illiteracy.
Society Is looking forward with
the greatest eagerness to seeing the
President Of the United States at
his first public appearance for char
ity and one which is so close to the
heart of all Southerners. Among
the latest box holders are Mrs.
Thomas welsh. the Gunston Hall.
a box for me girls of the Flora
Macdonald College. one which has
been contributed by nameiess con-
tributor for the Walter Reed Hos
pital boys. Mrs Edward Mclean,
Mrs. Stephen B. Eikins. william
Henry Butler and Mrs. r. B. Moran.
All the big boxes are now gone. but
the management Is having six small
ones built for less than half the
price OF the larger ones.
Hra r r. GOWN has been added
The Washington herald., 1921-03-18
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Te1ay.

TeAay.
Scotch play and ball. at the
New willard.
Drill at Fort Myer.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks, . lunch
con.
Recital. Miss Caroline Bender
and Arsenic Ralon. At the Franks
lin Square Hotel.
Mrs. George Hope. . dinner. I
Mrs. r. r. Goyin. q dinner.
Mrs. Rufus Mackenzie. q dinner.
Rufus Wilson. q dinner.
Tsnerrew.
The Japanese Ambassador and
Baroness Shidehara. q dinner
The Assistant to the Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr.
a dinner.
Army and Navy Junior dance.
Mrs. Marshall Field. dinner,
Wedding Of Miss Lois Reside
and Henry d. Moore Sherreid.
Ladies' auxiliary board Of the
Emergency Hospital, card party
for the hospital linen fund.
The Filipino Club. q dance.
Miss Natalie Barnes. a dinner.