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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03

Bent pins and carpet tacks come
under the head of felt goods.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03

The world deals good-natured1y
with the good-natured person..
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03

Make Sure Of Valentine Kiss.
If you have no sweetheart to come
to kiss you early on st. Valentines
morning go out and sweep>the nearest
we'll with broom. Once the cobwebs
are gone he will come flying.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03

He's brave man who dies to stoI
woman's runaway tongue.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-02-03

Plain, unvarnished truth is bette
than questionable rhetoric.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
LEGION Will SEND
ESQ MEN TORRANCE
Invited to Join Ceremonies of
Unveling Monument
At Flirey.

Two hundred and nfty members
sf the American Legion. represent
Ing every state IN the Union, will
sail for France August , to partici-
paate in the unveiling of a monu-
ment to the O s. Army at Flirey
in the famous sector northwest Of
Toul."
The legion delegation goes In re-
sponse to 4 formal Invitation issued
by the French government It will
arrive in Paris August IL. will go
first to Bordeaux to receive the
freedom Of the city thence to
Straxsoourg. stopping at various
cities enroute-
After the Flirey ceremony the
legion msmoers will tour the bat
uefelds terminating their trip az
Chateau Thierry where they will
lay the corner stone OF the Roose-
velt bridge being constructed there
to replace one destroyed in 1918
whsn American troops stopped the
German advance.
Franklin D'OIier, past national
commander OF the legion. will head
the delegation.
Yesterday French Ambassador
Jusserand presented President
Harding with q replica of the mon
ument the French arc erecting At
F1irey.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
PERUVIAN ENVOY MEETS
NEW BRITISH DIPLOMAT.

The Ambassador of Peru and Ma
dame Pezet left yesterday morning
to motor TO New York To meet the
Earl of Dundonafd and his suite
who are scheduled to arrive in New
York tomorrow. The Earl has heen
appointed special envoy from Great
Britain % Peru and rs on his way
to Lima.
Tody the Ambsssd dor and Mime.
Pezet will be the guests AZ lunch
con al the Ritz-Carftnn Of Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Fitz Simons. the latter
formerly Mrs. Elsie French Wander
bilt Mr. and Mrs. Fitz SimnnE
have only reconttv returned from
Peru where tire former was Iaenl-
Der of the UntteH Rtates naval COM
mission. Saturday the Ambassador
End Mime Pezet will go by motnr
to Atlantic City tn remain over ths
Fourth
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
Marriage Licenses

(Ualess otherwise specified. all the fol-
Gwing applicants are from this cIty)
stephen Sto,alsky, "a. and Edith L.
sauers, =. both OF Johnstown, Pa. The
Rev. H. Schroeder
Frederick p sutherland, 26. of Martins
Ferry, Ohio, and Anna Y. Obrist, 2s, Of
Portsmouth, Ohio. The Rev. c. U. Cha ppell
Aubrey z. Robinson, =, Of Madison, n.
j.. and Anna II. Jackson, -. The Rev. 4
B. smith.
Fnnk A. L. Lseekner, 81. of Norfolk, Va,
ssd Martha A. Browne, "a, Of Brockvilie,
Ont The Rev. II. d. Mitchell
Charles T. Bigss. %, and Alice v. Mar
tin. q. The Rev. O. N. Compiler.
swan =. Johnson. "a, and wilda L
Yiycht. Is, Of kidseway, Pa. The Rev. J.
william =. Meyer. =, of Cape Gr,rdeau.
No. and Hazel q. Quinn, p. Of Ha.elton,
Tex. The Rev. =. J. weaeheL
James p. Flathery, =, Of Boston, Nass-.
and Emma L. Taylor. ie. The Rev. 8. T.
Julian y. Williams, "a. Of Portsmouth.
Va, and ,Gussie L. Mesdows, q. Of Nor
fCk. Va. The Rev. ]. L. s. Hollonan.
Roy q. schesner, q, and Helen Barner.
u. Of Liverpool, Pa. Tn Rev. & T. Sicho-
Faneis q. Hoover, 90, and nars,rst Il.
Fischer. "a. both Of Baltimors. Nd. The
Rev. J. !. Barrett.
Walter n. Robinson. %, and Naomi 3.
oofooh. 2. Ins heS. N W. u Norman.
Joseph c. Landry. 81. and Leona Cowan.
Il. The Rev. T. K. Davis.
Randolph Hatrher, 30, and Annie WILL
ians, 20. rhe Rev. W. A. L. Morton.
George ". Graham, 30, OF Camp Meade.
Nd. and Gertrude II. Lamsoa. "a. The Rev.
II. y. Randolph.
Melvin W. sandmeyer, y, and Margaret
7. sua ushaugh, %. he Rev ]. weid1sy.
Herbert Baruch, ii, and Edith v. Szckett,
-: The Rev. z. B. Baebs.
william =. Carter, 70, ssd Haniette 4.
John Bland, II, and ntta c.npseIl, "a.
he Rev. 81. J. Callh-
Ganett Underwood, %. and Iva ema thers,
Is, Of Waco, Tex. Ths Rev. n. A. Upper.
Stuart ". Miller, -, and K. Dorothy
Thomas E. Coyington. 50, Of ST. Paul,
Nian-. and Jeanette d. Covinston. 81. he
Rev. J. J. Dimon.
Daniel wiilis ns,' Y, and LouiAa Brown,
30; The Rev: G. N. Tanner.
James n. Brown, Is, and GvenAslys A.
Jackson, Il. The Rev. u. 3. smith.
Jaekson lawns, 20, and Mamie 4. Har-
ms. S. rhe Rev. J. 5. Carroll.
Henry L. WALKER. y. and Heie. l. Lett.
20. The Rev. ii. II. Ranek.
soudes, q, both Of Cumberls nd, Ma. M
Rev. r. 8. Long.
r. Tracy Campbell. %. and M.r,sr,e L
Haiues, "a me Rev. T. n. oopes.
James I. N.lis, a., and Laura Tclii~er,
p. The Rev. J. 8. Carroll.
william . CAN'T, g, and Mary 4. INLAND,
z The Rev. y. ID. Nciraw.
Thomas n. Gould, %, and Marie Jones,
% The Rev. y. r. killingsworth.
Leroy Harvey. e5. and Anne Riehardsoa,
80. The Rev. W. J. Howard.
Julien Dixon. -, and Bessie Iohnsoa, 1e.
Of Fairfa1. Va. The Rev. c. A. DevauEhn.
Frank J. Pett. q. and Mary Z. Thorne,
%. Tho Rev. J. K. Cartwright.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
WEDDING HELD
N.GAITHERSBURG

ROCKVILLE, Nd, June 70. - A
wedding of more than usual interest
was solemnized In Grace Methodist
Church. Gaithersburg, at o'clock
this afternoon, when Miss Marjorie
Waters, daughter of Mrs. Maud A.
Waters, Of Gaithersburg. and Mau-
rice H Chiswe1, of Dickerson, were
married
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother-in-law, Merle T.
Jacobs. She wore a gown of white
crepe de chene and real lace. Her
matron of honor was her sister.
Mra Merle T. Jacobs. and the maid
of honor was Miss Miriam Wright
son The best man was Henry W.
White, of Dickerson.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
MISS KEFERsTEIN BECoMEs
BRIDE OF w. II. wuLIS

One OF the most picturesque we'd
dings Of the summer season took
place yesterday at noon In BethIe-
hem Chapel of the Cathedral of st.
Peter and St Paul when Miss
Elizabeth Carl Keferstein. daueh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs Carl B. Kefsr-
stein, became the bride of Mr.. viii
liam Il wiliA
The ceremony was performed by
Rt Rev Alfred Harding. Bishop of
Washington, assisted By Rev. DR..
Herbert Scott Smith The decora-
ton Of the chapel was carried out
very simply with large clusters of
Easter lilies filling the alter vases.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore an e1-
quisite gown of silver tissue, veil
ed in white georgette and made
with long court train Her tulie
veil fell in graceful folds from a
coronet of rare old family lace
sprayed with orange blossoms, and
she carried q shower bouquet of
bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Aiss- Frances Nofck of Warren,
Pa cousin of the bride, was the
maid of honor, and her gown of
pale green organdy was especially
lovely in design. as was her pic
ture hat Of tulle Of the same shade.
She carried q sheath of Easter lilies.
The little flower girlk Ruth ana
Mary Elizabeth West, daughters of
Mr. and Mrs Perry West of this
city, wore dainty green organdy
frocks with organdy hats to match
and they carried baskets OF daisies,
BROTHER OF BRIDEGROOM
ACTS As BEST MAN.
Mr.. Louis Willis Of Easton, Nd,
brother of the bridegroom, acted as
best man, and the ushers were
Marshall Hoppin of this city and
Bernard Reynolds of Queentown.
Nd A breakfast followed in the
small ballroom at Rauscher's, to
which only the wedding party, rela-
tives and a few Intimate friends
were invited. Mrs. Keferstein.
mother OF the bride. assisted the
bride and bridegroom in receiving.
Her gown was Of gray georsette
crepe with gray hat to match.
Mr. and Mrs. willis left later 70.
their wedding journey, the bride
wearing a brown sport crepe cos
tune with a tan hat and wrap.
They will make their future home
In Harrisburg, Pa. The out-of-
town guests here for the wedding
included Mrs. L. C. Willis. mother
of the bridegroom: his sister, Mrs.
r. Gretzinger; Milton wil,is-,rd
BENJAMIN Wits, r" ?, 49,.
Mrs. Frederick Mork of Warren.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
Er-President Admitted
To N. Y. Bar Practice

NEW YORK, June zs.-woodrow
Wilson. former President. was ad-
mitted to the New York bar today.
His application for permission to
practice law in the State was granted
by fve judges Of the Appellate Divf-
sion of the Supreme Court here. The
brief ceremony was not attended by
Wilson nor cambridge Colby. with
whom he formed a partnership.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
Resents Bootlegger Challenge.

DANvILLE, Va, June zs.-The po-
lice department. through W. T.
Kessler. manager Of the baseball
team. today expressed resentment
over a challenge issued by boot
leggers to play the police team here.
l. e. Demcus who conveyed the
challenge. claimed to have list Of
EOS convicted bootlesgers from
which to draw the team.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
DELAY EXPECTED
IN ANGLO-yAPP

LONDON, June 2s.-A long post
ponement OF the attempt to settle
the question of the new Anglo
Japanese treaty Is contemplated
according to reports emanating
from good authority.
This delay will enable the CO.
lonial premiers to return to the
dominions and consult with their
respective cabinets. or even to OBJ
tain 4 referendum from their people
IL necessary. regarding proposals to
be made by, the imperial confer
ehce.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
soUrHEAsrERN GARpEys.

The Southeastern Gardens, the
aewest of washington's out-of doors
theaters. opens its doors for the
first time next Saturday night with
showing of Mary Pickford's
latest picture, Through the Back
Door" The theater is located at
1888 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
and Is the latest in the open-air
movie theaters. A large orchestra
is under the personal supervision
of Prof. Arthur Maxwell.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

Chesapeake Beach, the nearby bay
resort, is a popular Mecca every
evening now for government clerks
and other employees, who find IL
dificult to get away from their
desks for ali-day outings, but who
seek recreation amid cool surround
ings. Trains leave the District line
each evening at $50.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
County to Celebrate.

KING GEORGE COURT HOUSE,
Va, June 2s.-King George County,
in lieu of Fourth Of July enter
tain-ent. has planned a big time
for Friday. July 1. Included in the
elaborate program will be an auto
mobile tournament, public speaking
and a big dance at night The fes-
tival will commence at o'clock in
the afternoon and extend until late
into the night
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
GREAT FALLS PARK.

The Fourth will be fttingIy cele-
brated at beautiful, historic Great
Falls Park on Sunday and Monday.
A program of patriotic music and
popular hits Of the season will be
featured by the Great Falls Ladies'
Orchestra. both afternoons and eve
nings, with dancing in the after
noon and evening of the Fourth.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
CHEVY CHASE LAKE.

There were a great number Of
patrons OF the lake last Saturday
evening who avaiied themselves of
the opportunity to dance from 9
o'clock to $50 o'clock without
charge. The idea seems to be popu-
larry accepted and until further no
tiee the arrangement will be con-
tinued every Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
MARSHALL HALL.

At q cost OF many thousands of
dollars a new and most attractive
dancing pavilion has been made at
Marshall Hall on the Potomac The
new pavilion affords Washington's
dancing Enthusiasts an opportunity
for real enjoyment.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
CRANDALL'S.

For the first three days Of next
week Crandalrs will offer a double
bill that includes Now or Never"
starring Harold Lloyd, and Gold
wyn's production Of Irwin s. Cobb's
Boys Will Be Boys" starring Will
Rogers; Wednesday and Thursday.
Constance Talmadge in Lessons of
Love-" last two days. Ralph Con-
nor's The Sky Pilot"
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
COMMANDER At FTUME
TO VISIT UNITED STATES.

Cen BaduEIfp- commander of the
Italian troops in the plebiscfte area
about Fiurne in the troufileOus
days when Gabrielle pAnnunziD WIS
occupying fhzt cirX, sailed Tuesday
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
WEEDS in Charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, June
2s.-Sylvester b. Mayo, of Rich
mond. Va, and Miss Lillian E. HURT,
OF this city, were married yesterday
Vt the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. q.
daley.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
GLEN ECHO PARK.

Thousands OF pleasure seekers are
finding entertainment and an es-
cape from the city's heat at Glen
Echo Park. Twoscore amusements
that embrace every form Of enter
tainment are on the daily list.
Week nights dancing is featured in
the ballroom.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
ROTARY CLUB ENTERTAINED
AT COREY COUNTRY HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L Corby en-
tertained the members of the Ro-
tary Club and a few additional
guests at a supper and musical last
evening at the Corby farm. their
beautiful country home on the Rock
vile pike. The party was given
IN celebration of Mr.. Corby's birth
day.
Among the out-of-town guests
stopping at the Corby farm for the
affair were Mrs. Ruth Blackman n
Rogers and Reynold Wolf Of New
York: Louis ]. KoTh, of Philadel-
phia, and Isador Leuckston
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30

for New York on board the rteamer,
Giuseppe Verdi.
The general, who is on his way to
the United States on an ofhcial mis-
sion. is accompanied by his wife
and daughtr.
Gen. Pershing was the guest Of
honor of Col. and Mrs T. Q. Dom
aldson AT dinner last evening.
Others in the party were Col. and
Mrs. John Mch. Palmer. Col and
Mrs. William A. Phillips. of bdge-
moor, Md: Miss Mary Phillips, Capt.
Coe. who is visiting Col. and Mrs.
Phillips, and Mrs. Frank Torney.
Later they attended the weekly
dance at the Chevy Chase Club,
where they were Joined by add
tional guests.
Eduuard Albion, director OF the
Washington Opera Company, viii
leave in about ten days to join his
family at Port Stanley, Canada, to
remain until fail.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
JAPANESE ATTACHE
TO ENTERTAIN WEEKS.
CAPITAL PAYS HONOR
To CHINESE VISITORS.

Hts eXcellency- Dr. Chm Chi
CHEN. the distinguished visitor
from China, and DR.. T Y Tsur. of
China. and the members of their
party, have decided To extend their
visit m Washington a week and
have taken a house in Chevy Chase
for the space of their stay
Dr. CHEN yesterday visited Boil
ing Field and took a ride in one Of
the army planes stationed at the
field Later IN the day the party
visited the Congressional Library
and Capitol.
Tonight the visitors win be the
dinner guests of the Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Charles 4. Hughes.
This afternoon tfEey WIN vfstr
Mount Vernon. naakin-- the trip on
the Navy Departments yacht,
Sytph.
The party plans to leave Wash
mEton ABOUT the end of next week
for the West. en- route 10 their
home m China.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
kSATJEW ATTRACTIONS 5S|
NAT THE TIIEATERS
GARRIcK.

GA1BICk.
The laugh auccAss Scrambled
wives" will be the attraction of
the Garrick Players at the shu-
bert -Garrick Theatre for one week
commencing Monday. July 18th. This
10 the farce that set all Broadway
laughing. II Is by Adelaide Ma
thews and Martha N. Stanley. The
cast includes Robert Brister and
Florence Evelyn Martin.
n. r. kHrrHs. lI
Next week at B. =. Keiths, the
bill will include Hassard Shorts
presentation Of Joseph Santley and
Ivy Sawyer In "Kiick Klaek."
other features will be Paio and
Pallet. the Royal Gascoignes, Ade-
laide Bell, and others.
COSMOS.
The famous Bobby Pander Troupe
VIII be headHned at the Cosmos
Theater next week. Other acts in
clude Wilson and McAvoy: Bond
Perry and company. in The New
Assistant; Peters and Allen; the
-Four Brown Skin" Girls; Deighan,
equilibrist: Fatty Arbuckle, in The
Travelling Salesman" Buster Keaton
in "Neighbors."
STRAND
The Strand. for the week begin
ming Sunday. offers the Gabby
Brothers: Billy McDermott and
Blanche Vincent; the Tripoii Trio in
"A Venetian serenade;" York and
Maybelle in That's Too Bad" the
Three Wilson Girls. "Bucking the
Tiger" the Selxnick feature, with
Conway Tearle, and other acts.
METROPOLITAN.
Beginning next Sunday and con-
unuing for one week. Marguerite
Clark will be seen at the Metro
! politan in her own production OF
the successful stage play, "Scram-
bied Wives released as a Firs,
National attraction. A varied array
Of abbreviated camera subjects will
augment the program.
RIALTo.
A screen adaptation Of Louis JOS
eph Vance's stories will be offered
at Moore's Riaito Theater all nexi
week beginning Sunday when Para.
mount will present Thomas II
Ince's latest production. "Bear
ReveL- depicted by Florence vidor
Lewis Stone, Lloyd Hughes, Kath
leen Kirkham, Harlan Tucker VIII,
lam conklin and others.
1 PALACE
Dorothy Dalton comes to tn,
screen OF Loew's Palace Theatre fol
the full week beginning next Sun.
day afternoon in The Idol Of thu
North" BY ]. Clarkson Miller IN
which she is supported by Edwin
August, Riley Hatchc. Marguerite
Marsh and others.
COLUADA.
Dream Street" d. W. Grifnth'.
latest and greatest photoplay pro.
duction, based on the 'Limehouss
Nights" stories of Thomas Burke
and featuring Carol Dempster
Charles Mack and Ralph Graves
viii be seen at Loews Columbis
rheater for a second great week
beginning Sunday afternoon
GARDEN.
Donald Crisp's Paramount pro,
duction. Appearances" featurins
David Powell and Mary Glynne, will
open q four-day engagement q,
Moore's Garden Theater beginning
Sunday next Thursday through
Saturday the Garden will present
Sidney Chaplin in his first Para,
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
:: WA SHINGTO SOCIETY::

Pa, aunt Of the bride. and Mr.. and
Mrs. h z Morrison. also OF warren
Mrs. James Mcdonald entertained
alta dinner last evening at the Ma
tional woman's Foundation
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Ritter have
gone to New York. where they are
staying at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
Representative A. B. Houghton
has gone to Atlantic City, where he
10 staying At the Ambassador Hotel
MISS EUGENIA KErNER
WEEDS AT RIvERDALE.
The marriage of Miss Eueenia
Ketner, daughter Of Mr. and Mra
James II. D. Ketner. Of Riverdale,
Nd, and Malcolm s. walsh. of
washingten, took place At the
brides home at o'clock Monday.
The bride wore q beautiful gown
of white hand embroidered crepe de
chine, and carried roses and sweet
peas The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. W. A Eisenberger.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
J. H Ketner, Mr.. and Mrs. ogle
Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Ketnsr. Mr.
and Mrs Henry weigei, Miss Louise
weigel, Henry weigel, Mr.. and Mrs.
James H Ketner. jr- Miss Eleanor
Ketner, Albert Ketner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kyle Ketner, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Ket-
ner, Mr.. and MrA C. Mccoy, Francis
Ketner, Miss Elisabeth Ketner, Miss
Roberta Revercomb. the Rev. Eisen-
berger, Mrs Louise Weisel. Miss
Ruth BerxIing. Miss Naomi 8. Ken
drick. Miss Elizabeth Seidenspinner.
Miss Katherine Krupsar. Mss Helen
M. Loomis. Miss Alberta Thomas.
Mrs B. E Darcy, walter Gleich-
man. Marion Shade and Miss Eve
lyn Myers
PRETTY WEDDING TAKES
rLACE At ST. PETERS,
st. Peters Church. Capitol Hull,
was the scene Of a pretty veddins
Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock vher
Miss Florence Elizabeth Smith
daughter OF Francis z Smith be.
came the bride of Philip Henri
Hornie. Of Philadelphia Pa for
merly. Of Washington The cere'
mony was performed By the Rev
Stephen r. Morris and vas FOLLOWED
by a nuptial The bride. whit
was given In marriage By her father
was dafntily attircd In . gown oi
Princess lace over white satin- Sh,
wore q white picture hat and car
ried a shower bouquet Of Bird
roses and orange blossoma Tn
maid Of honor, Miss Leila Price. vcr'
q becoming frock OF pink Geor
gette- with touches Of orchid, ant
hat to match Her bouquet va
Of pink roses- william Franci
Hornig, brother of the bridegroom
was best man, and the ushers ver,
Francis E Smith. IT., and Rober
r Smith brothers OF the bride. ant
Patrick KERN and George Smith
After the wedding breakfast vhicl
was served II the home OF the bride
Mr.. and Ars- Hsrnis left for q South
ern Wedding trip, the latter wear
ing q modfsh dreD Of blue Can
ton crepe with hat of blue taYeta
Upon their return they will resid,
in Philadelphia Pa
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
MISS HAMPsON TO sFEND
WEEKEND IN VIRGINIA

Miss Frances Hampson win spend
the weekend at Wakefield Manor,
Va, as the guest of Miss Anne Cor
don. A number of small parties are
being planned for her visit. and sew
eral members of the younger set
have been invited up for the occa-
sion.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
COLU M-BLA.

Dream Street" d. W. Grifnth's
latest and greatest photoplay pro-
duction, based on the 'Limehouse
Nights" stories of Thomas Burke.
and featuring Carol Dempster,
Charles Mack and Ralph Graves,
will be seen at Loew's Columbia
rheater for a second great week.
Begin Mag Sunday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
production. -Kins-au.en-
KNICKERBoCKER.

KNICKERBoCKER.
Next Sunday and Monday the
Knicksrbocker will present Mar
guerite Clark In her production Of
Scrambled Wives" Tuesday and
Wednesday, Alice Joyce In The
Scarab Ring" Thursday and Fri
day, May Allison In "Extrava-
gance;" Saturday, Roscoe cFatty'')
Arbuckle in The Travelling Sales
man"
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
GARDEN.

Donald Crisp's Paramount pro-
duction. Appearances" featuring
David Powell and Mary Giynne. will
open q four-day engagement at
Moore's Garden Theater beginning
Sunday next Thursday through
Saturday the Garden will present
Sidney Chaplin in his first Para
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30

va. win 60 to their place al Man
chester, Mass. on July G.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
Mrs. Harding
To See Girls
Accepts InUitatiOn tt
Visit Scouts at Camp
Bradley.
BY EVELYN c. HUNT.

Ar& A4[a1ns nAS bca~1'S-J
cepteA an invitation from the Girl
Scouts Of the District Of Columbia
to vtsss them Al their summer camp,
Camp Bradley, on July 2a
IA Secretary of State and Mrs
Charles Evans Hughes were guests
a. luncheon yesterday al the Pan
Amezscan Union Annex of Dr. Leon
s Rowe. director general Who en-
tertatnad in compliment to the new
Minister Of Nicaragua, Gen Emilio
Chamorro, and the retiring Minis
ter, Don Alejandro Cesar.
IN addition to the guests Of hon
or, Dr. Rowe had lunching with him
Nine. Cesar, Nine Chamorro, Seno-
rita Adsla Enriauez, niece OF Gen
and Nine. Chamorro. Or. Boaz Long
American Minister to Cubas the as
sistant director of the Pan Ameri-
can Union and Madam Yanes, Senor
Don Manuel Zavala and Senor Don
Adohfo Cardenas. secretaries of the
Laga4ion Of Nicaragua
JAPANESE ATTACHE
TO ENTERTAIN WEEKS
The Secretary of War, John w.
Weeks. win be the guest Of honor
at a dfnper which Gen. K 1nouye'
retiring military attache Of the
Japanese Embassy, will give on
July 2 The newly appointed mill
tary attachs. Col. H Haraguchi, will
arrive here July l.
Mrs Albert Fan. wife of the Sec
retary of the Interior, has as her
guest for a few days Miss Clara
Olesan- of Santa Fe, n. N
Mrs Jnhn Hays Hammond enter
tainsd at luncheon yesterday for
Mrz- Fall and her guest.
The Washington herald., 1921-06-30
WR. AVD MRS. G. r. MAXWELL
ENTERTAIN GEN. MARCH.

Mr.. and Mrs George T. MAXWELL
who were in Mentone, France, all
winter, are at Southampton, Long
Island Saturday they will enter
tain. at dinner in compliment to
Gen Peytun C, March, who win be
one of their guests over the weak
end Mr. l. Mccormick Goodhart.
attache of the British Embassy. win
aisD be a member of the house
party.