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The Washington herald., 1921-03-05
Iva SHINGTON SOCIETY-:-
Wedding Due
This Month
Miss Dorothy Clapp Soon
To Marry John p.
CWtn,eu.

NEW YORK, March 4.-rThe we'd
ding of Miss Dorothy Post Clapp to
Van p. Cartmell. Jr.. will take place
on Thursday afternoon, March 81.
in ST. James Church. by the Rev.
DR.. Cryder. assisted by the Rev. DR.
Judd. A reception will follow
at the home of Miss clapp's mother
Mrs. Edward Mortimer Ward. s2s
Park avenue.
Mr.. Carmell will give his fare
we'll bachelor dinner at the st. An
thony Club. March 20. Mrs. James
Henry Mccoon, OF 10s East Seventy
ninth street win give a theater. and
supper party for Miss CIapp and her
hance March Is.
Three comedies by the Vassai
vassar Students, Aid Society were
given tonight in the ballroom OF the
Cosmopolitan Club. They have beer
written by Vassar, women and the
roles were acted by vassar seniors.
Mrs. Vincent Astor. of $40 Fifth
avenue, will leave for Bermuda to-
morrow.
Announcement has been made OF
the engagement Of Miss Elsie koh'
ler, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Kohler, of Flushing. l.. l.. to Ben
jamin S. Wise, Of this city. The
wedding will take place this spring
Miss Frances Swan Brown. daueh'
ter of Mr., and Mrs. Irving SwaI
Brown, of 531 Riverside Drive. Will
become the bride tomorrow after
| noon Of Senneta d. Eldridge. sor
4 OF Edward ]. Eldridge, in the chan
try Of st. Bartholomew Church.
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Kan. and Representative and Mrs.
Daniel r. Anthony. Jr. Mrs. Nina
Van Wrinkle had a party with her
including DR.. and Mrs. Wells p.
Eagietor. OF Newark. ~. j.: DR.. and
Mrs Daniel l.. Borden. Rear Ad-
miral Samuel MCGOWAN. Miss Betty
Poe and Charles Moore. The Cow
ernor of Oklahoma and Mrs. J. B,
A. Robertson and Mrs John Cam
eron Hawkins were among the
guests In the box Of senstor and
Mrs. Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kauffmann enter
tained Representative and Mrs
Fred A. Britten. Col. and Mrs.
George C. Thorpe. Col. and Mrs
Clarence Al A.. Ridley Comdr. and
Mrs. George Smith, Miss Florence
Emerson. of Boston. and William T.
Hanford in their box In the large
ballroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Logan
had a party with them In their box
their guests including several
guests from out of town.
Senator and Mrs. James w
Wordsworth, Dr.. and Senator and
Mrs. Joseph s. Frelinghuysen had
box together and their guests in
cluded Mrs. Fletcher Harper. who
came on from Virginia
The Governor OF New Hampshire
and Mrs. Albert o. Brown were the
guests Of the Senator from New
Hampshire and Mrs. Henry w
keyes in their box at the ball and
former Assistant Secretary OF the
and Senator Moses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Freeman Rob.
erts entertained a party of out-of-
town guests in their box, those in
the party including Mr.. and Mrs
Colgate Hoyt, OF oyster Bay, and
DR.. and Mrs. 4. Leland Cofer. OF
New York, who ere their house
guests,
The former Secretary of War and
Mrs. Baker were among the guests in
Mrs. Charles Boughton~ Woods box
her other guests including the United
states Consul In Stockholm and Mrs
Post Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. Hokan
stenanson. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Hawes. Of New York; Miss Mary p
Morgan, Miss Antoinette Graves
Marquis Lagergren and Marquis
Claes Leo Lagengren.
Senator and Mrs. Edward James
Gay and Senator and Mrs. Charles
B. Henderson had n box together
and Mrs. Leo Benoist and Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Garrison McClintock were
among their guests.
Representative and Mrs. Charles
B. Wood had a party Of guests with
them in their box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Everett
entertained a company at dinner IN
honor of the Minister of Switzer-
land and Madame Peter and took
their guests later TO the ball where
they occupied a box. Covers wers
laid for twelve.
Senator and Mrs. Atlee Pomerens
had with them in their box the for
mer's neice. Miss Marion Atlee Will
son, of Philadelphia; Mrs. Catherine
| Brandt. sister OF Mrs. Pomerene, and
their neice, Miss Peggy Bockius. and
nephew, George Bockius, of Canton
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mesta enter
! tained Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Willis
Van Devanter. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
| Day, Judge and Mrs. Charles g. Nc.
Chord, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Grant. jr.
and Miss Helen Mclean, who Is
visiting the hosts. Mr.. and Mrs
Mcsta entertained their guests al
dinner preceding the ball.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett had a COM
pany of twenty-siN in her box and
entertained them at dinner preced-
I ing the ball. Among the guests
were her brother and sister-in-lsw
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Marshall was chairman OF the
box COMMITTEES for the bali and Is
honorary president Of the chilo.
Welfare. Last nights bali gave
washingtonians who have learned
20 love both Mr.. and Mrs, Marshall
an opportunity to bid farewell to
them.
The guests were received by WILL
lam Bowie Clark. by whom they
were announced to the presentation
committee. consisting Of Col. Will
lam E. Horton. for the army; Ad-
miraI Andrew T. Long. for the
navy, and. John Barrett. for the
civilians. who presented them to
Mr.. and Mrs Marshall.
The famous Marine Band. which
many OF the visitors In Washington
had never heard before, but which
all have heard of. was divided into
'hree sections, one playing In eacn
ballroom. Supper was served In
the large red room on the first fiooi
OF the hotel from IL to o'clock.
That function was an imposing
sight, with the members Of the new
cabinet and many Of those Of the
old. the governors Of score or
more States and their wives. mem
bers of both Houses of Congress
and other officials. as well as resi-
dents. mingling with the many Wis
ftors In town. with the uniforms
OF the army and the navy and for
eign officers and the handsome
gowns Of the women. making color
full scene. Mrs. Marshall wore the
very beautiful and modish gown OF
gold brocade and gold lace which
she wore at the time Of the visit Of
the King and Queen OF the Beigians
and Of the Prince OF Wales. The
gown Is cut on simple lines, with
the skirt slightly draped and a mar
row panel train.
had arrived Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Joined Mrs. Walsh in her box, where
she was also entertaining the
French Ambassador and Nine. Jusse-
rand, the British Ambassador and
Lady Geddes, the Argentine Ambas-
sador and Mime LeBreton; the Ital-
Ian Ambassador, Rolandi Ricci: the
Chinese Minister, Alfred SEE; the
Serbian Minister and Nine. Grou-
itch; the Portuguese Minister. Wis
count d'Alte; Gen. John ]. Pershing.
Admiral Andrew T. Long, Judge
John Barton Payne, former Secre-
tary of Agriculture and Mrs. Ed.
win T. Meredith. and Mrs. John
Allan Dougherty.
In Large Ball Room.
Among the box holders in the
large ballroom, were. in addition 10
Mrs. Walsh. Mrs. Philip II. Lans-
dale. Miss Mary Perry Brown, SEN
ator and Mrs. Frank b. Kellogg. Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Senator
and Mrs. Henry w. Keyes. Mrs. VIII
fred DuPuy. Senator James d. Phe-
Ian, Mrs. Richard Townsend, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Lawrence c. Phipps
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Doheny. Mrs
Eugene Hale, Mrs. Charles Bough-
ton Wood. ]. B. Batchelder, Mrs
Robert L. owen. Mrs. owen Roberts
Mrs Henry Kirke Porter. Mrs. f
". Cam. Mrs. Thomas +. Logan
Mrs. Mary Stewart. Mrs. Delos Blod-
gett, Mrs. William l.. MacFarland
Mrs. +. T. a. Junkin, Mrs. Stephen
B. Elkins, Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ
Thompson. Senator and Mrs. John
X. Shields. Mrs. Julian James. Mr.
and Mrs. George Z. Mesta- Mr.. and
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With Two Brilliant Balls Nations
Society Makes Merry in Unofficial
Celebration at Harding Inaugural

Mrs. r.. r. GOWN, Mrs. Joseph
Hsmpson. Mrs. Henry oxnard, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hays HAMMOND, Mrs
Gist Blair. Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff.
Miss Yerran, representative and
Mrs. Ira C. Copley. Mrs. Henry Rea.
Senator Thomas ]. Walsh, Mrs. Ber-
nard Jones and Mrs. Cunningham
lJones.
In the small ball room the box
holders were Senator and Mrs Oscar
Underwood. Mr.. and Mrs. Van SAINT
voord Merie-Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Titus. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Everett. Senator and Mrs. James w.
Wordsworth. jr.. Senator and Mrs.
Joseph s. Frelinghuysen, Represen-
tative and Mrs. Charles u. Ward.
Hrs. Nina Van Wrinkle. Major Ar
mold. u. s. A.. Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Arnold. and General and Mrs. John
A. Johnston.
In the reception room the box
holders were Col. and Mrs. Cecil.
Mrs. Edwin T. Fuller. Senator and
Mrs. Arthur Cspper, Col. and Mrs.
william Cary Sanger. Senator and
Mrs Atiee Pomerene. Senator and
Mrs. Key Pittman. Mr.. and Mrs.
! winthrop Cowden. Senator and Mrs.
Charles B. Henderson, Senator and
Mrs. Edward Gay. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Woods Bliss. and Justice James
Clark McReynolds.
In Justice McReynold's box was
among others. Mrs. Forney. General
and MIS-. johnson had with them
Miss Dilworth. of Pittsburgh. Col.
ana Mrs. Clifford Corbin. Miss Lydia
Loring. DIR. and Mrs. J. Blair Spen-
GER, and several from other cities.
Mr.. Batchelder. who resides In New
York, had among his guests Mrs.
George w. Ehle, Mrs. Joel Heat
wole, Miss Alice Archibald and Will
liam Phelps Emo. Col. and Mrs.
william Cary Sanger had with them
the military attache OF the French
Embassy and Nine. Collardet the
secretary OF the Swiss Legation. DR..
Charles Bruggman: and tn e I 7
daughter, Miss Mary Cary Sanger,
who hiss recently returned from Eu-
rope.
The Ambassador Of Russia and
Mime. Bakhmeteff were among the
guests in Senator and Mrs Pitt
mans box and the other members
Of the party included Nine. Baza-
voff, Mrs. T. Dewitt TslmaGe and
Mrs. w. Pitt Scott Senator Phelan
had as guests in his box his house
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Oitts Duffield
and Miss Carolyn Duffield. of New
York: Mrs. Dave Downey Harvey,
of California. and Col. Harry 8.
Rowland. L. S. A. OF New York.
Col. and Mrs. Junkin entertained
Gen. Peyton c. March, the Chief OF
STAFF: the president Of Kenyon Col
lege. DR.. william +. Pierce. and
Mrs. Pierce. OF Ohio; Col. and Mrs.
Charles B. Drake, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter r. Tuckerman, Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry P. Fairbanks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Bell and Miss Julia Jun
kin Ravenel. Mrs. Hampson's box
included Mrs. James r. Mann. Miss
Haridale Hallmark, known in the
literary world as Anne Rittenhouse;
Mrs. Powell Clayton, Miss Dorothy
Byron. OF Hagerstown, Nd; Miss
Frances Hampson and a number of
young men.
senator Capper Entertains.
Senator and Mrs. Capper, Of Kan
antartainad Marty In thaiF
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Mr. and Mrs.. \. II. Peck. OF s-T3<tf1>
House" Mobile. Ala. ana their son.
Albert p, Peck, ana Mrs. Biod-
getts brother-u-law and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs EdNard p. Porcher. Of
cocos, Fla. who are here for the
Inauguration.
Senator and Mrs. Lawrence g
Phipps had In their boA senator nd
Mrs. Howard Sutherland. Mr.. and
MS Thomas B Sweeney. and Mr..
and MIRA William White. OF PhIia-
delphia. son-in-law ana daughter OF
the hosts. Senator ana Mrs. PhIpns
entertained their guests az dinnrr
before the ball. -
Senator Thomas J. Walsh ma a.
box AT the BAN spd his guests In
cluded Mrs. j. BORDEN Harriman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isador DockweIier OF
Los Angeles. Calf and Comdr. and
Mrs. Emmet c. Guger.
Miss brown EstertsIns. -
In Miss Mary Perry Browns box,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. LEA
and Charles r. Co~perthwait. OF
Philadelphia. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Huling G. Brown. Of Boston.
Mrs. Julian James entertained IN
her box Mrs. Lewis g Morris. Nfrr.
Butler. Of New York city; and
Comdr. and Mrs. Robert T. s. LEVEL.
Of Philadelphia
In Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s PuIIer's
box were Judge l.. n. wilslePSand
Mrs. Wnsley. OF Greenwich, Cor
necticut. lfFf
Mr.. and M-.. Thomas T. Can and
Mrs. Gist Blair had a box together. 4
They had with them Col. Allen.
Stuart Elliott, Mrs. William Lit
tauer and Mrs Breckenridge Long
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Santyoore
Merle-smith had a box.
In the box Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hays Hammond were Nelson
O'shaughnessy, Maj. and Mrs.
George =. Patton. Miss Natalie
Hammond and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
s. Chew.
Congressman and Mrs. Ira c.
Copley entertained q large party
which included their guests for 10
auguration week. State Senator and.
Mrs. Richard Barr. OF Joliet. IL
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Tracy. OF
Springfield, ILL., Mr.. and Mrs. q. b
Strohn, of Aurora. ILL., Julius Day
and Miss Elizabeth Day, OF New
Haven. 80 =
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H.
Everett in their box were the
Swiss Minister and Nine. Peter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Horton Arnold
had with them Miss Arnold. Gen.
and Mrs Hahn. Col. and Mrs. John
Hull. Miss Marie Mcbride and Miss
Edith Mcbride. OF New York. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. William Ketner.
Mr.. and Airs. J. $. Stumm, Gen.
Frank Harris. Walter Abrams and
Mr.. Fitch.
Mrs. William A. Perry, Of New
York. ...s
Col. ThompsoB-s rarty.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson's guests
included his daughter. Mrs. Stephen
II. y. Pell and Mrs. Seaton Scbroe-
der. the wife OF Admiral Schroeder.
Mrs. Eugene Hale and her son.
Senator Frederick Hale. had with
them Gov. Pcrcival p. Baxter. of
Maine. and Mrs. Guy p. Gannet, OF
Augusta. who were their guests at
dinner preceding the ball. The per-
sonnel of the committee in charge
OF the ball was as follows: Mrs.
Thomas +. Walsh. honorary chair.
man: Mrs. John Allan Dougherty.
chairman Of ball committee; Charles
j. Bell. treasurer: Mrs. Thomas
Riley Marshall. Mrs. Harold Walker,
Mrs. Livingson Farrand, Mrs. Fred
erick Atherton. Mrs. Walter Tucker
man, Mrs. Gist Blair and Col VIII
lam Eric Fowler, chairman Of the
floor committee.
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VAN RENssELAERs GIVE
NAVY LEAGUE DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Van Rensse-
laer and Mrs. James Carroll Fra
zer entertained at a brilliant navy
league dinner. last night, when
their guests included the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Charles Evans
Hughes. the Secretary of War and
Mrs. John w. Weeks, the Secretary
of the Navy and Mrs. Edwin Dem
by, and the French Ambassador ana
Nine. Jusserand, who were the only
foreigners In the party. There
were over eighty guests including
many distinguished men and worn-
en- who are here for the annual
convention of the navy. league, as
well as members of the Naval Af-
fairs Committee Of both Houses OF
Congress. and quite a few of the
visiting governors and their wives.
The company was seated at small
tables, charmingly decorated with
flowers. a beautiful old silver shin
which Mrs Frazer picked up
abroad marking the table reserved
for the honor guests
Others In the company were:
The Rev. stephen Van Rensselaer,.
Governor Of New Hampshire and
Mrs. Brown. Senator and Mrs.
Miles Poindexter. Senator and Mrs.
Frank Kellogg, Senator and Mrs.
Howard Sutherland. Senator. and
Mrs. Henry w. Keyes. Senator
George III. Moses. Senator and Mrs.
william Calder. Senator and Mrs.
Joseph L France. Representative
and Mrs. Prank MondeIi, Represen-
tative and Mrs. James r. Mann,
representative and Mrs. James 8.
Parker. Representative and Mrs.
Julius Kahn. Representative and
Mrs John Peters. Representative
The Washington herald., 1921-03-05

Phelps Emo. Mr.. Emo and Mrs. Ehie
will be at home tomorrow after.
noon, as usual.
Francis Burton Harrison, retiring
Governor General of the Philippines
is sailing from Manila today as a
private citizen, bound for the
United States by way of the suez
Canal and London.
p Mrs Ossewardie. widow of Major
James ossewardie, who has been
spending part OF the winter In
Washington. was hostess at q
luncheon at st. Marks, yesterday
for Mrs. ]. B. Richards, Mrs. w. X
Lloyd and Mrs. Gibner.
Mrs. william c. Harrlee will be
at home informally this afternoon.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Thomas
Watt Gregory. Mrs. Nathan B. Dial
and Mrs. Lucian Parrish.
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The weil-known explorer came from
New York to represent. as special
diplomatic envoy. San Marino, the
Oldest independent state in Europe,
at the inauguration Of President
Harding.
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MRS. ROBERT MACKENZIE
ENTERTAINS AT DINNER.

Mrs. Robert F. Mackenzie enter
tanned at dinner last night in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward o. Fitch.
of Hudson. Ohio. who are her house
guests. and of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Ritchie. of Denver, who are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic d.
McKenney.
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Gov. Albert o. Brown, Of New
Hampshire. with members of his
staff. will be rendered an informal
reception at the st. James Hotel at
O'Clock this evening by the New
Hampshire State Association. The
guests include: Senator's Moses and
Keyes and Representatives wason
and Burroughs. of New Hampshire.
Walter A. Brown is chairman Of the
committee ON arrangements.
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Miss Cornelia Mclaughlin. Los
Angeles sculptress and accomplished
athlete, is studying aviation with a
view of taking her mother on an
aerial tour of Europe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas +. Logan
entertained thirty guests at buffet
luncheon, yesterday, in their apart
ment at the New Willard. when
those in the company included a
number OF diplomats. who had at
tended the inaugural ceremonies at
the Capitol. and some other dis
tinguished guests from out of town.
The Women's National Press Club
will meet for its weekly luncheon
at the Harrington Hotel, at /
o'clock
Mrs. Angus d. MacLay, of De-
troit, daughter of Henry C. Wallace,
the new Secretary of Agriculture.
will motor to Washington with her
husband in the spring. Her sister,
Miss Mary Wallace. is visiting her
now. Mrs. MacLay was Mis- An
nabelle Wallace until her marriage
last April.
Miss Ruth Wallace, who is with
her parents here for a few days.
has recently entered Goucher Col
lege. She was recently a student
at Iowa University. She will come
to Washington frequently to visit
her parents, but doesn't seem in
clined to take an active part in
society.
DR.. Frlts Holm, C. C. o. NJ. is
staying at the Wardman Park Inn.
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senator Cappcr EntertaIn..

Senator and Mrs. Capper, of Kan
sas, entertained a party in their
box. their guests including Mr.. and
Mrs. David w. Mulyane, OF Topeka,
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ARMY AND NAVY JUNIORS
GIVE TEA DANCE TONIGHT.

The Army and Navy Juniors will
entertain at the last of the first
series of ten dances this afternoon
at 2t00 Sixteenth street. In the
receiving party will be Mrs. Lam
sing Beach. Mrs. II. w. Lord and
Mrs W. S. Pierce; also Miss Kath-
crime Mills. Lieut. Raymond Will
iamson will present the guests, and
Mrs. Edward Munson will preside
at the tea table.
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RED Karo

The ideal syrup for every
use-6cr cooking. baking, candy
making and preserving. Many
prefer it as a spread for cakes,
biscuits, breads.
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Senator and Mrs. Oscar Under
wood entertained at luncheon after
the Inauguration ceremonies. yester-
day.
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Reception for Governor.

Mrs. Marshall King was hostes
at luncheon yesterday.
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Mrs. Carroll Van Ness. of Balti-
more, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Carlos Cusachs. here. for the inau-
guration. Mr.. Cusachs. who Is on
a business trip in South America, is
expected to return shortly.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Thomp-
son, the former at one time United
States Senator from Kansas. an
nounce from their Topeka home the
engagement of their daughter.
Thelma Bertha, to Howard Reed
wtnkemeier, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Es Mr.. and Mrs. Hosxan steffanson.
of New York. are visiting william
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DR.. Frlts Holm, G. C. o. NJ.
staying at the Wardman Park Inr
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BLUE Karo

The standard Of all syrups-
Also for cooking, baking and
candy making. Light brown
color, delicious aavor-a heavy
bodied syrup.
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After the inaugural ceremonies
the Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idge and the retiring Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall had luncheon to-
gether in the Vice Presidents pri-
vate room at the Capitol.
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COL AND MRS. JUNKIN
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER.

Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. +. T. A. Jun
kin entertained at dinner last night
preceding the Child Welfare ball,
their party including Gen. Peyton
G March. the President of Kenyon
College and Mrs. William s. Pierce,
who are the Junkins' house guests;
Gen. and Mrs. Charles B. Drake,
rMr. and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Boll, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry p. Fairbanks and
Miss Julia Junkin Ravenel, the
Junkins' niece, who is making
them a prolonged visit.
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Gen. and Mrs. John A Johnston
at the New Willard at
a dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
T. Mellon. of Pittsburgh. and they,
too. went to the ball.
The Washington times., 1921-12-04

trouble with my Colonel to tell her that he Prince Win
dsch -Graets had confded in that he was facing
serious embarrassment because of his inability to raise
certain amount of money-fve thousand forms. 1 was
told to say that of course the Colonel would not ask
assistance Of any of his friends and was to beg the
Princess advise confdentially Of way in which
his devoted orderly could assist him.
'She1 II give you the five thousand, my boy, without
turning an eyelash-depend upon it, the Colonel said.
"She will say word to me about it. and will be
saved the embarrassment Of having to admit my ndebt
edness to her. And I've got to have il because this
Taglioni devil has been costing the deuce Of lot
Accordingly presented myself at the kinsky palace
and laid bare my sou'' to the sympathetic Princess.
Tears into her eyes told Of the cruel creditors
who bothering my Colonel well nigh to death.
Oh, that explains why he has been neglecting me OF
late" she exclaimed, 81 was about to reproach him
to accuse him Of another affection Now how wrong
would have been. The dear boyl OF course will help
him. and forever indebted to You, my dear fellow
for having the good judgment to come to me.
Taks this card to Bruenner the money lender on the
Ringstrasse. Tell him you want five thousand forms
at once and that he may communicate with about
He will give you the money You are to take 1t In your
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ON which / profted


messenger was an education from which profted
greatly.
Princess Lil then of the most courted young
in Viennese society Her husband Prince Eugene,
was of the stod Sort busy with his affairs and
constantly in attendance upon the Emperor 1t not
exceptional that his young wife should find time hanging
heavily her hands, and that she should seek reaxa
ton in Irritation with the fascinating Windisch Graetz
She wealthy in her right, and their affair being
somewhat clandesne the Colonel not put to much
expense upon her account
With Taglioni, however, it was different From my
unbiased position could easily that this dancing girl
expensive toy for my Colonel Andh not able,
financially, to support her extravagant whms His fam
ily while ancient and powerful not wealthy He had
little more than his officers pay and rather meagre
allowance from his family estates Yet it was his custom
to WOO Tagioni with costly baubles-a diamond pin,
ruby bracelet or sapphire head ornament And soon
discovered that when his woong lacked these additional
evidences OF its fervency Taglioni apt to pout
i was not surprised when day. the COlone-who
now had come to trust me impicitly-gave me most
extraordinary mission He instructed me to seek an
audience with Princess Li and then under pretense
of being in great stress of mind caused by threatened