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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
MEETS H. 8. BLOCH III FINAL TAS
AFTERNOON FOR THE
CHAMPIONSHIP
Two ROUNDS WEE RUN OFF
YESTERDAY At COUNTRY
CLUE DESPITE 1AId
RoWEp MADE LAST N4NE Aohhs
WITH SCORE OF 22-PAE
SCORE SET AT IS

Tlaving in wonderful form, despite
he condition OF the c"urs" ana 'h+
heavy rn!nfaI!. r. VI. Bobby Nn"ha
Defeated Howard Hazlett in tho second
round and his brother Dan Rn"nd IN
,!.e rh!rI round IN the Wheeling COUNT!
club ro!f championship tournament
Yesterday afternoon and won his way
into tie finals. meeting Harold ;. B!och
,',r he ;:t,n This afternoon.
In The second flight ". s. Futon de-
GcaicG ~ L. Wilson IN the Eecond rouho
aal Dr. H. :. Bullard in the ihird ROUND
putting h,.n m the iir:s! match asi!Hhl
sen. J. \. Bloch. who de:"h'ch FRANK
Armhrust"r IN the second To"nE an"
II. s. Bradley IN the third round \ cup
viii he awarded the winner OF the Sec
ond Night.
II. -. WcstraI! and Tom Hearne will
noe, IL the mai OF the third hiSht:
Wesical! defeated John :iC"en*"n and
}. !. IUnin while lI"arre d~ft"tca D. >
higeo and A. II. TonBaycr.
Bobby Kownd's playing yesterday was
the best on The Country club links 'Ele
ear. maL.uE he last nine holes IN the
se-onl match IN 80. thres less than -
T., was GrI.:ng n good form while
his putting on the greens ""emcd an
canny a, times. Followers ri ;hc 8" III"
were last evening predicting re "'I'
...r.. .rrea, HTr. Blo"h tn:S afternoon
n he keeps UP his playing q! Yesterday
.... - -.r Sc has hc"u going god ana
his many friends are boosting FOR HIM
10 take the iltic.
Tho Summary
First r'ilgAt--Ser. Round
Dan Euwnd @ defeated I. II. FOL
LOCK -. one j!p.
Bobby Ruwnd ~ defeated low. ri
Tiazl"t' ~ one ny IN twenty.
a T. W!.son GD won from J. :"
Ewing ". ydcfnrIl
II : iIiurh ,4) defeated ". f. Rownd
q. four UP and three.
(Th!rd Rourdl'
Bobby Rownh ca defeated Dan
Rownd O. two up and orc.
y. :. H.Och 80 defeated \. A. Wal
son CD one Up in nineteen.
Second Fight Sc. Round
Or r.. s Bul.ard GH) defeated \. A.
WHEAT G:D orc Up.
Dr. w. 6. Fulton 90 defeated ". T.
Wilson I6) three mp and TWO.
!. A. Bloch Iol defeated Frank Arm
hrus:cr G?l three NJ "nd Two.
H. s. Bradley 90 defeated ". e.
Bates U5) on" ~ IN nineteen.
tIhlrd RoHnGl
n! w. s. Fulton GO defeated Or. F..
6 Rullnrd G5h one ny
\ Biorh Gnl defeated H. s. Brad
ley G2l one up N nineteen.
Third Eight -. 500. Round
n. n WrS'taN az Won from John
Stevenson C?2) by d"r2u!t.
J. !. ron:fr NaD defeated Tom Bloch
,2i one nn.
4. II. vonRayar C3oI defeated L. r.
Halter t22j fyc UP and four.
Tom Hcarn" t@nD defeated J. S. Algco
500 five ny IN three.
fTh:-d Rnurd)
II n. WrsifalI Ci7r dc'"ntcd J. J. Con-
~ G5) -FOUR nj n three.
TOM Hcarne (c"r defeated 4. H. Won
nayc or 800 seven ur IN siN.
Saturdays Results
First Flight
T. II. Pollock 80 won from Jul- Fol-
lock (scrl. by default.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
EAGLES WON

t." Hri'.:r" E7Ti"T Won from -"
E''or.rrc 4 { air. ,"4'.,-IlN a'i"rrr :,
y, the Pinch Run ground, getting -
t'a~ ,Ix Innings hcfnro Jupiter Piuy'l'
~H7t shrwr- 49,: 'En "a'l"v. -"
s.,or. vas - ~ n" end - the :! -
Inning ard n ~" Iinr"~s w'r. o.
banging ariIs 'hc ratn s'--toh
To-day ,rn F:ayIcS r'ar .hn Hrcst'ne
"r -" r'Drh Ram grounds. and inHioo-
tons point - a arg" c-oud attending
= 'hn n"a'h"r permits
Yesterday tn" i.f"s',". los. to II"
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80 'hc'r ages and sex. II Is ais" 20 b"
urrcretnnd thai tho competitors VIII
MAKE entry frr the grade wh!'h they
w.. IN during III" second semester NJ
last rra- Thus = boz or E!rl who has
iust graduated from tho grades may
s'Nl compete IN n" cChth grade.
Th"rc is ~ Doubt but that an orfe-
of such n k,nd Will b" taken n eagerly
by tbs hos; &C h"ys and girls IN ihe
uuh',r H,h"u's who hay" nne.dora h."
,Npr-irnc" in rhvS!ca. training and N
athletic vents such as running If nod
cat" i!"'lncs races Judging rom some
"r 'hn records that Torc made in ~"
Iuhl!r S,hn0, Fi".d day last May 40
r."ce h"'d ~ N" Sta" ta,- IN Thu~a-
DAY should he ho'.y contested and
>hnuln hiring out thu fastest Young aIh-
la'rs IN Tho civ For ~. Ei-.s the
races vii hc from Is n lHV Yards
wh'!o rnr no ho"a TIE distances NIL. be-
from 20 to 10 yards.
All thn hnys and girls who intend -
~ntcr 'hc@. races vii! kindly cut out the
rhnvo hlrr.h ard MAJ, or bring |, % c. 7.
C;:thrrr. -fA.n - - f'Clr rrNoN. DO
fore Wednesday, cN"nIng. september tn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05

Twn base hits. Snthnrnn. FlaTt'"7"
Smith, Johnston. WamhsEaHsS. GhrH-
,rr Three ha,. hits FiaEHt"ad. li"m'
run. smith. stolen bases. t"hb. SnrT'-
C~cs. Jones sargent. Gardner. l'ohhI'
rays Veach md Sargent. WambsGnASs'
SnwcI and iohT~tnn. l"ft on ha""F
'rr ",a"d . Detroit s. BASE on chiIS,
OF Scthnron &. Dauss >; PARKS !, HIS
iii pnuss ~ IL Ia Innings: on Walsh
n one tn9Ing: oN Parks In ="
innings struck "u': b. Sotfor"n = ny
Wash ! Losing pitcher. FarNs
Im%i-"s Owens ard pine"n.
T.rlc . ~
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STATE FAIR RACING CARD
OPENS WITH SEVEN EVENTS
RUNNERS Will FACE THE OAR
R1ER TODAY TO START cNE
WEEK OF SPE-D.

Only RunniaSs WIN Be staged To-day
Harness RSo>s the Rest OF the
Week.
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HARNESS ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW


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Taran I. growing a. tn. rate ~ 500
600 persons annually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05

The French governors Of Louisiana
tired the pettlest cases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05

T r. Hoilock 80 won from Jul. Fol-
lock (scrl. by default.
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New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Life as Fine Art
To Celebrate 18th
Birthday ON Jan. 10
Reception Will Be Held at
Commodore; N. Y. Thea
ter Club Luncheon Tues
day; Chicagoans Convene

Life as a Fine Art Club, Mrs. Mil
dred Manly Easton president, held its
December meeting on Wednesday at
the Hotel Commodore. Tho subject
was Life and Mental Hygiene" Mrs.
Easton gave the third lecture in the
series, entitled "Thc Way of the Mind
in the Body Beautiful" speaking for
one hour and inspiring the large audi
cncc present with the necessity of men
tai control to obtain success in life, Her
slogan is Watch your thoughts" She
urged her audience to put JOY in all
work they have to do. Mrs. Walter
cussion and spoke briefly on the Wis
dom of Well Doing" Other speakers
were Mrs. C. f. Hatch, Mrs. William
]. Hancock, Mrs. II. Duschnes, Mrs
Elsa Nulsen, Mrs. Helen Carter, Mrs.
John Loeb, Mrs. f. A. Gardner. Mrs
Charles Winter gave the Current
Events" Miss June Jamison King read
five poems from her book "Soul," among
them "Springtime." Shakespeare Gar
den" and Might
The club will celebrate it's thirteenth
birthday on January 10. It will be
held in the large ballroom of the Hotel
musical program, and the president
Mrs. Easton, will lecture on "The
Study of ho-Analyss." The text
is "a Pot of Blue Dye A large re-
ccption will prcccde the lecture, and
many entire clubs arc invited as
guests TO this birthday party. There
will be a birthday registry memory
book.
The nine new members initiated ut
Wednesdays meeting arc Mines. J. j
Moore, Stanle., Perrin, J. n. Pigot,
Charles j. Beatey. A. Rollin Cooper
A. q. Grjessler. George w. Goldie,
Maxwell Hayworth and Claire K.
Stevens.
The psychology tea will be held on
Tuesday at the Stockton Chambers
Members may bring guests.
This New York Theater Club, Mrs.
Belle de Rivera president, will hold its
celebration on Tuesday at the Hotel
Astor. A fine musical and literary pro-
gram will be given, also two plays
under the supervision of Mildred Hol-
land, entitled "Kisscs' and "Oyer-
tones There will be many guests of
honor, and the granddaughter of the
president, college girl, will attend as
the third generation representative in
this club. Mrs. Louis Ralston >and
Mrs. NJ. Matieieu are the chairmen
Of tbs day.
The Chicago woman's Club OF New
York, Mrs. Walter Hamer Gahagan
president, held its meeting on Monday
I at the Hotel Astor Mrs. Claire +
! Stevens was chairman of the day. The
theme for discussion was "Greatess
Need of the World To-day" The speak
er of the afternoon was DR.. Robert
Bruce Clark His subject was Coy
atty to High Ideals" He stressed
home training Of the young, also chiv-
airy and more attention to spiritual
education. Harry Davenport, OF
''Thank-U," spoke of "Stage Needs for
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Local Red Gross TO Fill
800 Veterans STOCKINGS

Three hundred Christmas stockings
for disabled veterans at Manhatsan
State Hospital, Wards Island. are
being filled by volunteer workers #
the New York County Chapter. Red
Cross, under the direction Of Mrs. Nr.
Lane Van Ingen. Among the volunteer
are Mrs. Prescott Slade, Mrs. II. "
Alexander, Miss Virginia Van lngcp.
Miss Anne Van Ingen and Mrs. John s.
Ellsworth.
The Red Cross Club, al Lexington
Avenue and Thirty-ninth Street. viii
keep open house for disabled ox-service
mon, seamen and soldiers who are in
the city during the Christmas HOLIDAYS
Members the Red Cross cantcen and
Overseas Service League viii suner
wise the serving OF Christmas dinner
and other meals during the week. They
include Miss Eulslie Vsn Lennep. Mis-
Ethel Spears, Miss Emile Potts, Miss
Belle Andrews, Miss iva McAdoo. Mrs.
Langdon Geer, Miss Louis Van Iagen.
Miss Julia Abbey, Miss Gertrude Free
man, Mrs. Montague Flagg, Mrs. vii
liam c. Dickey, Mrs. L. G. Zabriskic
and Miss Annie S. Wiitse. series Of
holiday dances and entertainments is
being arranged by the men themselves.
Assisting with the Christmas prepara
tions are members of the Overseas
League, including Misses Jean Moffatt
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

Cronk, Mrs. Edmund w. Kingsland.
Mrs. Auoley Kemble Leon, Mrs. An
thopy LoForte, Mrs. Foster Moore,
Mrs. John II. Samuelson, Mrs. Thomas
G. Shotwell, Mrs. Paul Thamm, Mrs.
Paul E. True and Mrs. Raphael A.
Weed.
The junior committee includes the
Misses Elizabeth Waite, chairman:
Olive Bostwick, Dorothy Currier, Il.
Winifred Donaldson, Louise LoForte.
Alice l.. Lyman, Helen Merryman, Isa-
belle N. Van Doren and Mrs. Edward
j. Stitt il.
The members OF the Theater Assem-
bly,, Mrs. J. Christopher Marks, founder
and president, filled the ballroom OF
the Hotel Astor on Friday afternoon.
The program included an act from,
''ThankU," also an act from "rhe Wild
Cat.''
The Theater Assembly and the jun
ior> Art Society (Which is the Junior
Department OF The Assembly, are sup
plying the children in the day nurser-
les in Bradford Street, East New York,
and in Herkimer Street. Brooklyn, and
the Day Nursery in Syracuse, n. Y.
with dolls and toys for each child for
Christmas.
The monthly card party for the bene-
fit of The Actors Fund and The Emer-
gency Fund will be given tomorrow
afternoon at Hotel Astor, Mrs. +. NJ.
Barret, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ed
win Hawkinson and Mrs. +. Smith, Mrs
G. l.. Craig acting as secretary and
treasurer.
Wednesday afternoon the monthly re-
ception and tea will be held at the
home of Mrs. F. Wright, 1910 Grand
Concourse.
The Woman's Law Club will hold a
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

meeting at the Hotel McAlpin on Tues
day.
The laws Of the state and of the
United States pertaining to birth con-
troll will be presented by member of
the Birth Control League.
Talks on "Does the Initiative, Refer
endum and Recall Conflict with the
Constitution of the United States" by
Mrs. Leopold Stern and Current Leg
islature" by Mrs. Lawrence Harnecker
will be followed by discussion from
the floor
Marion Gaylord Atwell will give the
third in her series of Current Events
lectures, under the auspices Of the l.. !.
York City Colony National Society of
New England Women, at the Hotel
Pennsylvania, Tuesday morning, at II
o'clock.
The executive board Of the Society
of Kentucky Women of New York, COM
prising Mrs. Frederick A. Wallis, Mrs,
John L. Cochran, Mrs. Charles J. Kiger,
Mrs. Thomas Quigley. Mrs. c. f. Coha-
Ian, Mrs: Charles W. Higgins, Mrs.
Thomas M. Taylor, Mrs. Rufus p. John
ston, Mrs. Gustavus A.. Humphreys.
Mrs. Paul Cooksey, Mrs. Frank Pres
brey, Mrs. Arthur Knowlson, Mrs. AL
bert Kingsbury, Mrs. Joseph Altsheler
and Mrs. Howard Kerfoot, gave their
president, Mrs. Bedell Parker. a sur
prise luncheon at the Plaza Hotel on
Friday. They presented her with a sill.
yer vase filled with roses and tied with
the colors of the society and a bunch
OF violets and liles-of valley, with
appropriate verses commemorating the
occasion.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

The Michigan Women IN New York,
Inc, Mrs. John Jay Bush. president,
will give the usual monthly dinner
dance at the Claredon, 135th Street and
broadway. on Friday evening. Deccm-
ber 80 at 7 o'clock. Reservations may
be made by applying to Mrs. Arnold l..
Davis, 3647 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Mozart Society to
Give First Concert
OF Season Tuesday
Miss Evelyn Scotney and
Chief Caupolican, of Met
ropolitan, Will Appear;
Lunch for Mrs. Mcdonnell

The first for this season of the New
York Mozart Society concerts will be
held on Tuesday night in the grand
ballroom Of the Hotel Astor. The
artists will be Miss Evelyn Scotney,
soprano, and Chief Caupolican, both Of
the Metropolitan Opera Company. They
will be assisted by the Mozart Society
Choral under the direction of Richard
7. Percy, with Charles Gilbert Spross
| as accompanist. Tables for supper in
the orangery may be reserved by
applying to Mrs. Samuel Gardner Esta-
brook.
| Mrs. Samuel Gardner Estabrook gave
one Of the most delightful lvncheons
Of the season OIL Wednesday in the
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell. The guests,
fifty in number, were seated at one
large table, in the center of which was
sleigh, with Santa Claus driving a
team Of five dolls in place of reindeer.
The place cards were dolls, dressed
in white with the faces exact repro
ductions OF the individuals.
The guests included Mrs. Edward !.
Edwards, Mrs. Robert II. Davis, Mrs.
William II. McGee, Mrs. w. Ormiston,
Mrs. George W, Rem, Mrs. r. Fred
Allin, Mrs. Lincoln S. Rogers. Mrs.
Joseph j. Root jr, Mrs. Henry w. Nc
Candless, Mrs. Lyman D. Post, Mrs.
Frank II. Edmunds. Mrs. Cary +. Sim
mons, Mrs. Richard Denbigh, Mrs. r.
Mac Donald Sinclair, Mrs. Willis j.
Blackwell, Mrs. Henry c. Hawkins, Mrs.
| Emma f. Seaman, Mrs. Augustin Y.
Wendell, Mrs. Benjami Adrance, Mrs.
Frank G. Cochran, Mrs. William M.
Haradon, Mrs. B. Bassford Schmalholz.
Mrs. Owen J. McWilliams, Mrs. Clar-,
cnce Burns, Mrs. Paul G.. Wooster, Mrs.
Matthew J. O'Neill, Mrs. Frederic c.
Stevens, Mrs. Carrie Hession, Mrs.
Thomas w. Bentley, Mrs. Frank A.
Petelcr, Mrs. George A. Schadell, Mrs.
Peter f. Diehl, Mrs. Horace w. Du
Moulin, Mrs. Joseph t. Martin, Mrs.
Philip G. Boerum, Mrs. Edgar o. Chal-
lenger, Mrs. Christine Nickerson, Mrs.
ilchard a: Corroon, Miss Evelyn Esta-
book and Miss Martha Riefe,
The Woman's Democratic Club held
meeting at the Commodore on FRIDAY
afternoon at which more than twenty.
flVe new members were elected. Mrs.
George W. Childs, president, presided,
During the meeting Mrs John Robert
Miller delivered euIogy of the late
Mrs. Simon Baruch, one cf the mem.
peis OF Inc CLUB.
The younger members OF the Man
haitian Matinee Club are organizing a
junior cabinet. Miss Kathryn Dorothy
Scheerer is chairman and Mrs. Norton
iTvlng Virjien and Mrs. Fred Klages
oihelal chaperons The object is to
increase the philanthropic fund. At the
meeting tomorrow at the Waldorf
Astoria Mrs. c. c. Vail viii read q
paper on the relative values Of lirbt
and serions plays. A discussion Of
"Dulcy" will follow.
among the new members to be re-
celyed arc Mrs. Edward Wamslcy St;tt
and Mrs. Norton Irving yirjien. Mrs
Frank. a. Scardeheld, acting president
mas appointed Mrs. Howard Clin.on
Kuss chairman of reception to succeed
Mrs. Charles Beck. y ''S~SSa
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
1000 Clubwomen Present
AT Federation Luncheon
Mrs. Thomas &. Winters, President-Cencral Of Or.
ganization, Is Guest of Honor at Big Event
Yesterday in Hotel Astor

Mrs Thomas G. Winters president
Nomen Clubs and member of the
limitation OF
ehief yesterday
New York City Federation
thousand attended the
organization and of her committee Gmpcrs
Oscar Strau honorary amen Mrs Winters
committees position
international Economic
Mrs Winters member of the Official Advisory the
american delegation at the disarmament conference
crysta the opinion City behalf of the
for which the
nent stands Mrs Richard NJ Chapman presided the
by committee headed by Mrs
Stanley Lyman Otis
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
thirty-iifth anniversary Of the club on
Tuesday evening, January II, in the

! Ono of the principal events on the
social calendar for holiday week in
New York City is the reception and
dance of Washington Heights Chap
ter, Daughters Of the American Rev
o1ution, in the Waldorf Apartments
of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel Wcdncs-
day evening, December 2S, The pro-
cecds will be devoted 10 Americaniza-
tion work.
affair and the patronesscs include Mrs.
Samuel j. Kramer, Mrs. George d.
Bangs, Mrs. George G. Stoddard, Miss
Carolyn M. Newell, Mrs. John II.
Storer, Mrs. Charles Wesley White,
Miss Susan w. Patterson, Mrs. Oyjedo
M. Bostwick jr., Mrs. Silas u. Bostwick
Mrs. John W. Buedinger. Mrs. Loron
NJ. Burdick Mrs. Wilbur A. Crane, Mrs
Harvey r. Cronk, Mrs. Edmund W.
Kingsland, Mrs. Audlcy X. Leon, Mrs.
Anthony Loforte, Mrs. Foster Moore,
Mrs. John II. Samuelsen, Mrs. Thomas
G. Shotwcll, Mrs. Paul Thamm, Mrs.
Paul +. True and Mrs. Raphael a.
Weed.
On the Junior committee arc Eliza
beth White, chairman; Olive Bostwick,
Dorothy Currjcr, e. Winifred Donald
son, Louise Loforte, Alice L. Lyman,
Helen Merryman, Mrs. Edward J. Stitt
jr. and Isabelle N. Van Doren.
The Michigan Women in New York,
| will give the usual monthly dinner
dance at the Claredon, both Street and
broadway. on Friday evening, Deccm-
ber 80 at o'clock. Reservations may
be made by applying TO Mrs. Arnold l..
Davis, 3647 Broadway.
The seventh annual "Christmas celc-
bration" Of the University Forum Of
America will be held Tuesday eve
ming at the headquarters of the club at
2o3 West Ninety-third Street.
Emerson S. Bowers will be the chair
man OF the evening and Miss Alice r.
Seabury the hostess. There will be
dancing throughout the evening and
refreshments will he served
The third meeting for the month Of
December of the Daughters of Ohio in
New York took place last Monday at
the Waldorf-Astoria. The meeting YVES
presided over by Mrs. Albert E. Sellen-
! ings, and the guests of honor were Mr..
and Mrs. George Gray Barnard, Charles
G. Bond, Mrs. Helen Whitman Richie
and George Bellows.
Miss Frances l.. Lurkins entertained
The Daughters of Ohio at a tea on
| Thursday at her home, 1872 East Forty
fifth Street.
The philanthropic committee of the
Minerva Club of New York will hold a
card party next Thursday. Mrs. viii
] liam w. Beales is chairman, and the
party promises to be one of special in
terest. Handsome souvenirs will be
given for each table. Mrs. Mary
Stokes is president and the party is
in charge of the following committee:
Mrs. Samuel Schif, Mrs. Wolsey w.
Collins, Mrs. Ana Felisa de Caicedo,
Mrs. Grace Ellinwood, Mrs. Burton r..
Davy. Mrs. Ada M. Hancock, Mrs. John
A. Williams, Mrs. Louise X. Berger,
Mrs. Susie C.. Holiday, Mrs. Horace
Stokes, Mrs. Samuel 4. Belts, Mrs.
Francis A. Reilly, Mrs. Wilmot R.
Boag, Mrs. J. 3. Grecnhut, Mrs. James
". Robins, Mrs Robert F. Cartwright,
Mrs. B. b. Kilbournc, Mrs. Frank M.
Baker, Mrs. w. S. Brumaghim, Mrs.
Carl Cronemeyer, Mrs. Frederick G..
Brown, Mrs. William f. Randcl, Miss
Sallie Surin, Miss Florence May, Mrs.
David L. Blarkenhorn.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Heights Chapter, ID. A. r.,
To Give Dance ut Waldorf

The Washington Heights Chapter
y. A. r., Mrs. Samuel j. Kramer re-
sent, viii give a reception and dane
Oh on Wednesday, December %, at The
" aidort. Astoria Hotel. The patron ;.
esses include Mrs. Samuel j. kramer
Mrs; George D. Bangs. Mrs. George &
Stoddard, Miss Carolyn NJ. Newell
Mrs, John Il. Storer, Mrs. CharIes :
Wesley White, Miss Susan ". Pate
son, Mrs. Oviedo NJ Bostwick ir.. Ms
sitas u. Bostwick. Mrs. John ". Bue.
asnser, AIRS. Loron Al. Burdick. Mr.
" WIPER 2. Crane. Mrs. Harvey r.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

Mrs ebb Miss VIgina Williams marriages.
took place December g. She daughter Of Mr. George
ftiams
Miss Ksdon ghte Of Mr..
Of 40 engagement
Lepis anno
Mrs Seaman Of the Of the No
She charge of dinner TO be
January for children and their
mothers the for Women and Children
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

Clean Plays" He said worneu's e,,,.
could do much 10 influence thcss =
suits. 'S H-
Miss June Jsmiaon King read no.
Of he. own composition. Mrs. Cer.rras 49,
Early sang group of songs. aceo,s
panied By Mrs. Hilderard Terrens.sO nm =.
the piano. Mrs. Minnie r. panr.s.s ~
chairman Of Red Gross for the S'''s
made brief report of ncr worF A'
The guests Of honor included NJ.
W. Baker, president Of the Autonoh;Is,
Club; Mrs. John Francis lawyer ~
ident National New England Womesrs.. ss.
Colony; Mrs. William Baldwin sm;,L
president Missouri Club; Mrg. W;ii;as.l' VIM
J. Martin. New York Thcater Club an
Mrs. ]. Linnuist and Mrs. Della vsre
Martin, of Chicago. Twelve new mo-,
bers were welcomed into the club. H..
president gave short talk on "Jnsi5s
Mind Pictures"
The Euterpe Club, Of which Nr
B. Jamison is president, gave an Honr
OF Music last Thursday al the Wa,dorf
Astoria under the direction of Clawa,
Warford, assisted by Marion Holmss
Nina Spaulding, Willard Sektberg and s5'
the New York University male q1srtet
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

New York" table at the Estates Lunch
con- to be given by the Congress Of
States Societies in January.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-11
Carlton Calls for II. 6.
Aid to Promote Cables
siugl Expenditures Necessary
10 Fortify Position in World
Trade. He TeIIs Senate

.,WaSHlNGT0N, May 10.--Expansion
" gables controlled by American capi-
g. l must be facilitated If the United
esa.es IS TO hold dominant position in
sorld trade, Newcomb Carlton, presi-
c csht OF the Western Union Telegraph
uompany, declared to-day before the
aouse Commerce Committee at the
Sn SEnshlng OF the hearings on the Senate
granting the President authority
+" control cable landings.
mr.. Carlton said there was urgent
@sea OF making great expenditures of
rpltai IN developing cable facilities.
~ added, however, that the govern
asnt must cooperate with such enter
wise wise not block it, as he charged the
,a "nson Administrator did in "pre-
wnung by force. the landing at
ssslami, Fla, of Western Union cable
HSrn pi the Barbados.
ne witness reviewed the controversy
Neen rn his company and the govern
as ISL over the Barbados Miami cable
laa las asserted that passage of the Kel-
M msg OIL by the House was being urged
lsn e View Of forestaliing the Supreme
.s decision IN the ease now before
TEtowtng out Of the controversy.
me expected decision of the Supreme
Sas' S9soft' the committee WAS told, viii
LsAne whether authority over cable
ssaalilgs rests with the President or
aas witness objected to the Senate
asasutc because it ."wouid give sub
ssesnatss ss,,s Of the President arbitrary
|Bss1sasEeI ri cables.