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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
NEED LAWAGALMST -
"THROWING" GAMES
Act of White Sox More a Crime Than Theft or Arson
and If There's No La,U One Should Be Passed
BY GRANTLAND RICE

whether long putt drops or stays on,
whether forehand smash hits the chaIl
oil just beyond the chalk.
When a man outclasses his opponen,
luck plays no leading role. But wbers
two men are we'll matched luck is often
the deciding factor.
For example, it remains to be seor
whether Dempsey actually outclasses
Willard to any such extent-or whetber
he was bit lucky co get over that dam.
aging wallop so quickly, luck that in
this instance was also assisted by Wi.
lard's stupid overconfdence and self.
approval. We still have the feelin,
that with a decided mental adjustment
Willard will be the most dangerous man
Dempsey can meet, and that he will
have at least n fair chance to win.
TT CONNIE MACK finishes Las,
J. again this season the impression viii
soon get out that he is slipping a triae
from the old days.
IS A vivid drama, "Seven Years IN
"A the Cellar" has something evan
upon Ten Nights in Barroom."
q r. H.-"Babe" Ruth picked I'd his
~. thirtieth home run on the 10th
of July.
Copurioht 1891 All riohts res.,psd
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JACKSON-MITCHELL MATCH
PROVES TAME ENCOUNTER
Pinkys Continual Holding in Latter Rounds and Wie's
Early Lethargy Result in Most Unsatisfactory Contest
BY LOUIS III, JAFFE

Mitchell may have shaped IN like n
victor by a shade on points. but ho was
the loser in popularity. Pinkv failed
to make an impression with his easy
going, def"nSiv" and holding style.
Good. by Johnny Murray
Sammy Scigrr. New York feather.
weight, aScendcd to the heights of dan
gcrous Contenders for Johnny Kilbanc's
title, and with his rise came the fal
Of Johnny Murray. Murray was
knocked out in the second rouud when
Referee Jack SkPlly stopped the bout
thirty seconds after the start Of the
second round. Murray was on the floor
ut the time.
Murray should not have been per
mttcd to leave his corner when the Sec
Ond session opened. He had been drop
ped twice for counts of nine in the first
round and was lying fiat on his back,
unconscious, when the bell rang ending
the period. Murray staggered to the
center Of the ring when the second round
opened, and a series of lefts and rights
hattenpd him on the canvas when the
referee intervend.
This knockout scored over Murray
came as big surprise. lie was being
picked by manv critics as tho logical
opponent for Ki,la auo in n match for
the title. Against Scigpr. he was going
along. showing to advantage through his
rl"vern"sS when hH missed short left
hook and zowie, \ right uppcrcut
raught him flush on the chin. He
barely got 10 his feet at tho ca'l Of nine,
| falling against the ropes. SciCpr then
shot over lcft~ and rights and went
down again, this time absolutely out,
but the bell saved him for tho Knockout
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

Carolyn Cox. by Guy ,Axworthy, tho local
hlly which scored 2Ioh at Belmont track
last fall, IL touted as great three -year-u.d
for this year.
Barton Pardeo: 9t Atlantic Et1ti C,,y. rad
BY Lu Princeton. 2;Ol, out Of Evelyn w.,
> ;OOA a royalty bred one.
It Is expected that the Former loca PAGER
this year. Had she been kept in cund.'inn
sEr would have shaded it last year; y mmy
Murphy will train and race her during 1871
Joseph conoday has a trio q Prospective
His old-tms campaigner Harvester. 2l5I
will have a ten-seCond time allowance this
Rena Azoff, 2:20h anI Mabel Cons antinc
are in fine shape and should develop Early
speed,
The new Union Tro:tlng Association will
rot Issue timers licenses this y"ar hut win
ing, one Of the most important things in a
judges stand, and so often neglected.
DR.. I. T. Reed OF Grafton, Pa; owner Of
the great trottcr Jim Mack, 2nGh is con
sderiIg the adYisabilty OF shifting him to
the pace for the coming races
4. w. Atkinson. OF Merchantvile. ~ j.,
had the misfortune to loose by drath sew
e:al valuable hackney harness horses !ast
year lie has purcha sed in England for the
coming exhibitions the geldiug Brashfold
Wotinel bred at Romney.
w Harry Orr. president OF the Reading
Fair Association will have sSL' weIl-hred
Young horses in the colt classes this year.
Harry Goodhart who IL handling the III i
side Farm horses has number II the
yOungsters at the Reading track. whrrc they
viii be broken and logged into carly spring
form.
The Delaware reInsman, George Satterfeld.
10 wintering strong stable OF prospective
campaigneTs In Dick March, 2l5A Di-
roc tor T. trial 2n5; Tin Liz2'e, 2:20A Mary
March, Cochato Belle, Prelma and Ashantis.
all Well-bTcd PAGERS
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Stops WeInert. Benedict Bout

Syracuse. n. ", Jan. s.-CharIie Vein
crt scored Victory over Al Benedict in the
fourth round OF a sCheduled ffteen-round
the fight and awarded the decision to Vein
Grt. because OF the continued refusal Of
Benedct to break when ordered From the
start OF the fight Benedict persisted In re-
fuslng TO obey the referees orders to break
ana IN the third round the boat was stopped.
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Scraps About Scrappers

Joe Burmnn. tho haahv i',tlo Chicago har-
'oTrwoight viii appear in ths cltv for the
Nrst line in severR! months toncht ~ N"
Notloral e. when Il" battles Kn"Eout
out Purnan AChts every minute he Is In
thr ring but ODOnnrN may be IrWed upon
to make tAe Cmcaroan hustle,
silent Povrs Is after all the leading mid
d,oy.ipr.s. He VIII appear at Chester On
January -.
In the ssm'wind-un al tho National to-
n rI, A Thomson formcr boxing i7Ntru"-
tor n the marine CORPS WIZ meet Erarnkl"
"a Martin Judge Knockout Al Wagner W.
,IoNnny Sheridan. and Joe Dorsey vs., Willie
Fuller.
George RusaelI has rocovcrei from hIa
luH"ss and is ready 70 don II" gloves once
NOR. according to Sammy Go.dsteH. his
maCHger.
Hoe Nelson and Jimmy Mcndo furnish tho
r,.'nT-uD A. L,ovds III atre IN Chester on
Nn,day night RAJ Re mont and Blly De-
vine box In the semi. while the Dr"liminaT!es
trtroduce Rily Cannon and 10" Dund"" OF
r'd%%Inna Ey99Es Ewsase Suoff' rfadophia oHSti
1ahrn! I@.vls and Charlie D'Nihra. %
Chester.
scIrnd vIctorirS over Ping Bnt'e ana Mlckrv
T,cvlIr Of this city. Is anxious to mnBC
With the best boys AZ ll6-lls pounds.
A triple wInd-up is on the card at the
Auditorium TUESDAY night. They Will all be
Franchettl vs. PhlladelDhla Joe welling Tom
IOughlIn VS. leo Stahl; Carl HertB ys HerrS
(Kid) Baker. Two slx-round preiiminarieI
will also bo STAGED
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Sports Served Short

New York. - Al Mccoy. former worlds
boxer. has been indefinitely sus-
pended by the state Boxing Commission for
failure to appear at scheduled bout. II
Is Understood no will appeal at a meeting
of the commission next Thursday.
New York.-Internati tional skating cham
ponships Will be held at Lake Placid on
February 10, IL and IL. Entries have been
received from virtually all the leading skat-
ers In this country and Canada.
Indianapolis. Dayton. O., was awarded
the next tournament OF the Central States
bowling Association at It's annual meeting
here, wlIning over Toledo, which made a
strong bid for the meet The tournament
Is scheduled to start December 81, 1921
baltimore Indications point 10 the usual
good list OF entries in the annual games Of
the South Atlantic IntercolIeqiate AthIetic
Association. held here In conjunction with
the Johns Hopkins Fifth Regiment meet
when ms year will take place on Feb.
Cincinnat.-United States Circuit Court
| or or Apreals reversed the decree OF the United
STATES plstrlct Court at Memphis in the ca Sc
OF the llttle ROCK baseball Association nrG
Luther Casey Smith, bali player versus
I0nm pnsmn III Martin president Of the Southern
| low TO dismiss the bill OF complaint
| Ch'cago-Award OF the Grand Ar,orloo,
| Handicap was expected today al the nnnuai
meeting or the American TrapshootIpa 'Ia IA
soGiatlon, Cleveland, Atlantic Citv snd
Chicago have deyeIoned into The abIs, anu anu
testants Tor the event. S'i o0h-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

Mike Credell, OF Toledo. defeated Willie
NMcCioskey In the eight-round wind-up at to
lao and McCIoskoy tipped the scales at Ia
In the semiw!nd-up Eddie ReVolre, 10
knocked out Tommy Thompson 1871. In the
Fourth round The other bouts resulted In
l.itiZ, l47. stopping Frank Smith in the
third round, Harley Burke defeated Young
FCTg1lsOn ~
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Gould Defeats Moss in Exhibition

Jay Goud, wor d's champion OF court ten
mis- and open champion Of America, played
an exhibition match at the Philadelphia
Racquet Club yesterday with Joe Moss. one
Of the younger and most promising profes-
SIGNALS In this city. Gould winning. to J..
giving MOss 10,
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offered Army Appointment

Baltimore, Jan. s.-"Bn" Wood stsy
football and baseball player OF Johns Hop
kins University. has been offered an sp
pointment to the West Point Military Acad-
emy. His father said he had been ap-
considering II. Wood is a medical studen,
OF Hopkins and captain OF the football team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

Quaker City held it's nrst practice Iast
night since meeting Toronto early this week
captain Hill has two games for rnxt week
one on Tuesday night against Princeton and
the other AGAINST Boston IN the opening
same Of the United States Amateur Hockey
Association.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

The most important game OF the Ph!ladel-
pha Ice Hockey League season will be played
tlig afternoon at the Ice Pn'nCo. when Mar on
and Philadelphia Cricket club teams clash
Roth teams now are tied FOR the lead with
three Victories and no defeats n 'Io oprn-
ing game OF the season these teams hatti"l
TO an extra period 1-tO-l deadlock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

Downey outpolnts George Chip
Cleveland. Od.. Jan. S-Brvan Down
OF Cleveland. outpointed George Chip. FOR
mer mddeweight champion, In q tow r"uud
bout here last night. They are middeweishts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

4 girls Ice hockey league In Philadelphia
Is in the making. Philadelphia and M"rirn
Gricket have teams. Cynwyd has OrEHn 2ed
under the leadership Of Mrs. Roy ClUfunl
and another suburban club Is being formed.
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IciicIes

Forty men now have Joined the WrnGarrrs
Philadclpha's amateur sp""d skating cub,
Just one month age this cub was orgoni2ed
amateur speed skating. At that time there
were fifteen members. These boys hay" hem
working out every night at the Ice Palace
and before another two weeks expect TO have
a strong team to send against New York in
the intercity races.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

JohnnIe Ruggert ~ Reading who has
scIrrd Victories over Ping Bnie and Nlckrv
DcvlIn of this city. Is anxiOus to m!ngic
sYith the best boys ~ ll0-llS pOundH.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

Barton Pardeo. Of Atlantic City. maid
s22g5 for the weanl!ng Morgan Prlnr,'un
by Iu Princeton. 2:Ol, out Of Evelyn w.
2;0Oh, royalty bred one.
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credeil Wins Over MecIoskev

On Monday Mr.. Stewart will explain no
to trap the ball
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Mitchell may have shaped up like n
victor by shad" on points, but hr was
the loser in POPULARITY. Ptnkv failed
to make an impression With his easy
going, defensive and holding style.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

Benny O'Sickey. former national amateur
champion. now IL wearing a Wanderers' uni
form and as soon as his amateur status IL
de med he will compete for this club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

A. w. Atkinson. OF Merchantvile ~ j.,
had the misfortune to loose by drIth sew
e;al valuable hackney harness horses ,ast
year lie has purchased in ENGLAND for the
coming exhibitions the geldiug Brashheld
Wutinel bred at ROmney.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

The Delaware reinsman, George Satterheld
campaigneTs In Dick March, 2lbh Dl-
rector l. trial 2l5, Tin Liz2'e, 2:20A Mary
March Cochato Belle. Prelma and Ashlantis.
all well-bTed PAGERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

Ceorgie RusaeII has recovered from hlR
l'r'"ge aud Ia ready 70 don h" gloves once
mor,. according to Sammy GoIdstetn. his
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DR.. I. T. Reed OF Grafton, Pa. owner Of
the great trottcr Jim Mack, 2:nG'. is CON
siderlng the Advisabilty OF shifting him to
the pace for the coming races.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

SI,en, Povps Is after all the leading mid
d,ow.ipr.s. He VIII appear at Chester IN
IaDuary II.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31

l.. o. Cameron, Mrs. Floyd wagga-
man, Mrs. Sherwood Ford. Mrs.
John Thiiman Hendrick. Mrs. w. F.
Ham, Mrs. Allen walker. Mrs. Gors
don Jones and Mrs. John Lewis
Smith.
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth
Barclay Moffat. daughter Of Mrs.
r. Burnham Moffat.- of New York
City. to John Campbell White. son
Of the former Ambassador to France,
Henry White. will take place Sat-
urday afternoon, April 0, at 4 o'clock
in St. James Church. New York
City. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. Frank W
Crowder and Bishop Chauncey Z
Brewster, of Connecticut. Miss Mof-
fat will be given in marriage b.
her brother, J. Pierrepont Moffat
secretary of the American Legation
at Warsaw. and her cousin. Mis-:
Miss Francisco Moffst, will be mai
of honor. Miss Ellen Pierrepont Lu.
quer will be the flower girl. and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Helen
Cameron. Miss Eleanor King. Miss
Juliet Bartlett and Miss Eleanor
Cromwell. LIE Roy King will aci
as best man, and the ushers will
be Frederic Rhinelander King. Hen.
ry S. du Pont. Francis ,R. Appleton
Abbot l.. Moffat. brother Df the
bride; J. D. Cameron Bradley anc
Alexander Grant. Of Boston. A SINAI
reception in the home Of the brides
parents in New York will follow
the ce-'smony.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
COLONIAL BALL
LEADERS NAMED

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur
Morris and Herbert Carpenter OF
New York, are coming to Washing
ton for the Colonial Ball to be
given at the New willard tonight.
and they will be the guests of Mrs.
Julian James. The pageant for this
ball promises to be unusually bril-
liant. Mrs. Julian James will lead
the grand march with Arthur ID.
Addison. and she will have in her
group the members OF Chapter III.
Colonial Danes Of America. Among
them will be Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Mason Chichester. Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Cochran. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Gorges. Mrs. Charles O'Don-
nell Lee. Miss Gertrude Myer. Mrs.
William Rush Merriam. Mrs. Isadore
Rsynor. DIR. and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins.
Miss Helen Mason. Mrs. Nathan
Sargent. Gen. and Mrs. Henry G.
Sharpe. DR.. and Mrs. william C
Rives. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tucker
man. Mrs. Gouverneur Hoes. Dr. ana
Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Z. FendalI. Mrs. Colds
borough Adams. Mrs. Oracle an-
Mrs. Marinus willett. Mr.. and
MTs. diltT luCheTHdn VIII ledO
another group. Mrs. Tuckerman will
represent her Ereat-great-grand
mother. Mrs Margaret Maxwell
Abercrombie. wife OF Captain James
Abercrombie. and mother OF Rev.
James Abercrombie. ID. D.. rector Of
old St. Peters Church. Philadelphia.
under Bishop White. the first Epis-
copal Bishop OF Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Tuckerman will appear as his
distinguished forebesr. Gov. oliver
Wolcott, signer of the Declaration
of Independence. In this group
Mr.. and Mrs. de Peyster. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sterritt Cuttings. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Frederick Hicks. Col.
and Mrs. Eimbsll. Mrs. Park n
Cushman. Mrs. Charles Woodruff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilcox. Will
lam Bowie Clark. Mrs. Douglas Cor
don. Miss Gordon. Miss Christine
Sedgwick. Miss Parrott. Col. and
Mrs. Sherman Miles will walk. Mrs.
Richard KimbaII will take the part
of her ancestress. Aida Schuyler
Livingston, who was the wife of
Robert Livingston. the first lord of
the manor in New York State Miss
Christine Sedgwick will represent
Mrs. Theodore Sedgwick, and Miss
Evelena Magruder, who is dancing
the minuet, will impersonate her
fifth great grandmother. Margaret
Braithwaite. daughter of Gov. Will
lam Braithwaite. of the Isle of Kent,
cousin of Lord Baltimore. and wife
of Alexander MacGreGor. Laird of
Cargill. a royalist officer who fed
to America after the downfall of
King Charles and settled in Mary
land in 1862 under the name OF Ma
gruder. The demand for boxes for
this bali has been so great that a
few temporary ones have been
added.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
= Wa SIfINGTON SOCIE1T p
Mrs. Breese
Weds Again
Diu0rcee's Marriage to
NeUeH W. Tilton Sur
prises Society.

NEW YORK, March 3o.-A we'd
ding which came as a complete sur
prise to society in this city was
celebrated yesterday when Mrs.
Marion Breese was married to New
ell w. Tilton. Mrs. Breese. who
Is well known in society and who
was formerly Miss Betty Morton
daughter OF Mrs. Alexander Nor
ton. divorced Sydney Breese. son Of
James Lawrence Breese, in June,
1919. The wedding took place qui-
city in the Brick Presbyterian
Church in the presence Of a few
friends.
A luncheon party was given this
afternoon by Mrs. H. Edward Man
willie, of 125 East Seventy-second
street. in honor of her daughter
Miss Estelle Manville. and a num-
Der of her school friends from West
over. Mrs, Manville and her daugh-
ter and son, H. Edward Manyille
jr., will leave for the Virginia Hot
Springs tomorrow to spend a week
, Mr.. and Mrs. Devereux Milburr
plan to sail for Europe on the Olym'
pic on April 20. to remain abroad
for the summer.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31

Mrs. L. S. Grant, jr.. Mrs. Joseph
Hampson, Mrs. Loren Johnson, Mrs.
James ]. Raby, Mrs. Fits, Mrs
James B. Gowan. Mrs. David st. p
Gaillard. Mrs. Mason Blunt. Mrs
Reuben f. Bakenhus. Mrs. Horace
@. Macfarland. Mrs. Malcolm s. Nc
Conihe and Mrs. Kingsley.
The patronesses were Mrs. Cal
vim Coolidge, Mrs. Charles EvaH
Hughes, Mrs. John w. Weeks, Mrs.
Harry S. Daugherty. Mrs. Henry
wallace. Nine. Jusserand, Nine.
Grouitch. Nine. Peter. Mrs. ]. d.
Adams. Mrs. william r. Benson,
Mrs. Charles ]. Bell. Mrs. Tasker
n. Bliss. Mrs. John c. Boyd, Mrs.
Willard Bronson, Mrs. A. B. Butler.
Mrs. H B. Brown, Mrs. Casseliy,
Mrs. Silas Casey. Mrs. w. d. Couner,
Mrs. r.. e. Coontz. Mrs. Ira Copley,
Mrs Henry F. Dimick, Mrs, Ed
ward ]. Dorm, Mrs. George w.
Douglas. Mrs. Stephen B, ,Elkfns.
Mrs. Livingston Ferrand, Mrs. John
X. Faure, Mrs. Charles 8. Hamlin.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond. Mrs
Charles Harlan. Mrs. Merritte Ire
land. Mrs. Julian James. Mrs. Hen.
men Jennings. AIRS. John A. John
ston. Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Mrs.
Robert Lansing. Mrs. j. w. Mac
Murray, Mrs. Wesley Merritt. Mrs.
]. r. McAndrews. Mrs. Henry C..
Perkins. Mrs. Armistead Peter, Mrs.
w. c. Rivers. Mrs. Robert B. Roose-
Welt. Mrs. William T. Ssmpson, Mrs.
willard salisbury. Miss Mary Tenn
pie. Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp, Mrs.
Richard Townsend. Mrs. Davenport
White. Mrs. s. c. Winsiow and Mrs.
Charles, Boughton Wood.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
To-day.

Today.
The Colonial Ball.
The French Ambassador and
Nine. Jusserand. q dinner.
Mrs. Strother Smith. a luncheon.
4 Concert at Martha washing
ton Seminary.
Mrs. Edwin Puller. q luncheon.
Mrs. Julian James. dinner.
Dance at Linthecum Hall In
Georgetown.
Mrs. breckenridge Long. Q
luncheon.
University Of vermant Alum
nae, luncheon.
Capt. Uyeda, a dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes.
a dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edouard Albion,
q musicale.
Mrs. James L walsh, q
luncheon.
Miss Madeleine Austin. a din
ner.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
CIVIL WAR VETERANS
HONORED ON BIRTHDAy

1 II.
Cleveland Park, entertaiped
Tuesday evening In honor of Mai
Frances Burrows. a veteran OF tbe
civil war. now ATTACHED to the st.rf
OF Gen. Van Zant. U. c. ", whose
eighty-first birthday fell on tbi.
date.
Among the guests who voIun.
teered their talents for the occasIon
were Mrs. David Kincheloe. in ola
southern melodies and modern comic
pieces In which she whistled she re-
trains in her inimitable, manner.
MRS. Eva Fatt, a wcll-known Wash
ington lyric soprano. In . "Sprinx
Song and operatic airs: Miss Price.
accompanied by Miss Bernice Ran
dali. rendered one Of Manet's COM
positions, and as an encore, Dawn"
Hermann Walker, formerly of thi.
city. but more recently located in
Mississippi. Is in Washington on
business with the Interior Depart
ment.
Harvey d. Paige. OF Southbr idre
Mass, 10 a guest CT Representative
Paige at the Hotel bafsyette.
A large reception was zivcn Tues.
cay evening by the Washington
branch OF the Mocnt Holyokc Alum.
nae Association, IN honor OF Presi.
that Mary Z. Woolley and tho other
Mount Holyoke delegates to the A.
{. A. convention. President Wool.
ley came to Washington to attend
the convention. and to be present
at conference to he held tomorrow
at Mount Holyoke's 5000. .0eo en-.
Gowment fund campaign. The srest.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31
MRS. wAGGAMAN GIVES
DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON.

Mrs. John F. WaCgaman was conn
plimented by a delightful luncheon
at which Mrs. John L. Edwards was
hostess yesterday. The guests of
honor. who were seated around a
table centered with pink snap
dragons, were: Mrs. 4. F. Madeira
Mrs. Robert Fleming. Mrs. Fred
erick Wynn. Mrs. John w. Childress
Mrs. Edward w. Eberle Mrs. Elliott
Woods, Mrs Joseph Hampson. Mrs
Durfee, Mrs. John Hamilton, Mrs.
Charles Carroll Walcutt, Mrs.
Prentiss Wilson, Mrs. r. II. Warner
Mrs. John J. Knapp, Mrs. Eugene
Pomeroy, Mrs. w. f. Pearson, Mrs.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-31

included Baron and Baroness Serge
A. Korff: Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. irving
l.. Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Grcs-
venor, Miss GrosvenoT, MIR. and Mrs.
David Fairchild, Admiral and Mrs.
W. X. Van Reypen, Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. Elvid Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. F. T..
harrington. Mrs J. A. Hensley. Mr..
and Mrs. Emile Berliner.
MISS BLODGET-r HOSTESS
TO DEBUTANTEs.
Miss Mona Blodgett was hostess
at luncheon yesterday in honor OF
her cousin. Miss Myrtis Porcher. the
guests including a number of de-
butantes OF this season and last.
Miss NJ. Carey Thomas. president
of Bryn Mawr College. will be the
honor guest at a luncheon to be
given at the Cafe st. Marks today
by the alumnae of Bryn Mawr C0i-
lege.
Mrs. Nelson Dale, who is visiting
her parents, Judge and Mrs. William
+. Norris. was the guest in whose
honor Miss Nancy Gordon Jones en-
tertained informally yesterday after
noon at bridge.
The marriage Of Miss Achsah
Ridgeley Petre, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reginald william Petre, ia
William Harrington Stettinius, took
place in Baltimore last evening in St
Pauis Church.
Miss Helen Blodgett was the motif
OF a luncheon given yesterday by
Mrs. Durwood Grimstead, the other
guests being the members of Mis-:
Blodgetts bridal party. Last even.
ing the wedding party was enter,
tanned by Mrs. David Du B. Gaillard
and her son. Capt. David St Pierre
| Gaillard. who will be the grooms.
man.
Today Miss Blodgett will be com.
| plimented by a luncheon to be giver
by her cousin. Mrs. James S. Walsh
at the Shoreham. Miss Madeline
Austin, who will be one of the brides.
maids, will entertain the wedding
party at dinner this evening pre-.
| later going to the Colonial ball.
Mrs. Blodgett will give a dinner
| tomorrow evening for the out-of'
town guests and the bridal party
and later the younger members OF
the company will go on TO the Junior
League dance.
Mayor J. H. Gainor. of Providence
r. l.. is a guest at the lafayette
for several days.