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eventually found the hole in The de-
fersa f1r which he was lDOkiLg-
Another reason why the uniye-s' ~
football man is lurei 90 th- foot
lights" h yOuChei is because no
has not been trained for tus ness
career The football .t1l probably
iuas not spend as much fimr ~ ~
should on his studies: cunse-gu n'.y.
when he leaves school h. has one
great asset IN his favor, and that BE-
his aFgressIveness, his desire tD meet
and overcome Obstacles and the - rir
u light 90 a finish, which rs football
train.HE has nvvn him
That IS the main point" he rtit-
Grated for emphasis. TO nigh: and
fight hard and not b. beaten when
our line piu1E-s fan"
with such Ea.aNg ~ football stars
now pounding rnaar way through the
lines % B-uadwayiT-s one may soon
expect the day % the actors ilICr-
COLLEGIATE football c0ntssr 20 dzWn az
an added attraction on the Riaito.
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play n he sores and gets tho APP
proval ~ the public. ne has hePod
win the game for his supporters.
'liut- listen 30 this" he continued
earnestly. ~ he has 70 buck their
line and y forced back for a loss, that
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: Broker Fr,Iodrjt.<S; AI}E:. F1t;1I!!
NOTED SPECIALISTS SUPPORT
~ SENTIMENTAL NOVELISTS
Both Men and Women Die and Joy Kills More Often
Than Grief-CGuSe Due to Instant Re-
Spouse of Heart Muscles to Poison
" From the Brain
By Marguerite Mooers Marshall.

Cognaa Nv he
I die o a
who always finish buoeyed
o
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THE tiny telephone shown in the
above picture is not a toy de-
signed for a doll. II IA a real
instrument. the smallest in the world.
designed by a German firm OF inven-
tors The oarpiece fits snugly into
the ear to give both hands freedom.
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MEMORIAL STONES
TO Be DECORATED
BY ROTARY CLUB
Plan to Honor 537 Dis
trict Heroes on ARMS
tice Day,

Flags and flowers will be placed
on the memorial stones In front Of
the s37 trees on Sixteenth street.
planted in honor Of the dead heroes
Of Washington. by the Rotary Club
on Armistice Day, II was voted at
their weekly meeting and luncheon
yesterday At the willard Hotel.
Plans for . big Kiddie's Christ
mas party for 5000 orphaned and
poor children Of Washington. with
$4,000 pledged for the work. were
arranged also by the Rotary Club
yesterday. A big tree in the will
ard ball room will be laden with
gifts and goodies for the children
under the supervision Of the Ro-
tary members and their wives.
Charles Demonet, of Demonets
Confectionery Shop. told Of the de-
veiopment of the American Boy
Achievement Association. a new or
ganization created and fostered by
the Rotary Club for the benefit OF
Washington boys.
Miss /. Nelson, director Of COM
munity work in the public schools
of Washington and working In be-
half of the American Boy Achieve
ment Association. addressed the
club about the work.
A resolution Of acceptance and
thanks was also passed for the
American flag presented by ths
Kiwanis Club for services rendered
by the club in solving the transpos
tation problem during the. Fifth
District Conference to be held on
March. 1922.
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Marriage Licenses.

UNLESS otherwise specified, all the fol
lowing applicants are from this city).
Ishmaei White, 90 Of Clinton. Nd. and
Elsie N. Tanner, IS. The Rev. h. G.
Schulz.
Gray, 81. both OF Baltimore, Nd. The
Rev. II. r. Downs.
James F. Craven. 43. and 0tiiie n. Saul.
%. The Rev. r. X. Cavanaush.
John Turner. IS, and Mary Greenleaf. q.
The Rev, A. Kausler.
Eilss G. purdy. %. and Hazel Shine. p.
The Rev. W. A. Cahill
Charles A. Brooks, 70, sad Beatrice NJ.
Helton, is. both of Roanoke. Va. The Rev.
John H. whiting. Sc. of Ashsurn. Va.
and Jane Thomas. IS. The Rev. J. =. New
man.
Frederick N. Davis. 50. and Nellie R.
Erurh. "a The Rev. II. r. Randolph.
Charles BIackviile, 60. and Irene Z. Roy.
50. The Rev. r. A. Gooden.
William II. Bowers. 81, and Florence v.
Hosneld. ~. both Of Philadelphia. The Rev.
Il. warren whyte. %. and Frances n
Quigley, "a. The Rev. e. A. Hannan.
Israel Lieberman, "a. and Fanny Warren.
20. The Rev. G. silserstone.
Judson Bullock, 2s, OF Mica, Va, and
Shirley Catlett, .. OF Summit, Va. The
Rev. J. E. Briggs.
Benjamin Gray, %, ana Estelle Hawkins,
g. The Rev. II. T. Dent.
Harry Tibbs, so, and Mary e. Marino.
90 The Rev. J. Il. Randolph.
Morris Brown. "a. Of Norfolk, Va, and
Sarah Epstein, "a. Of Baltimore. Nd. The
Rev. G. Silverstone. (,
Robert Cross. jf., 81. ana Mary e. Wright,
as The Rev. g.. Miller.
Abraham Kaufman. %, and Estelle
&eltzer 20. The Rev. @. silvestone.
Henry G. Bailey. q and Carrie z Cates
21 The Rev. W. d. Battle.
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What's Going
On Today

Fall eonvocation exercises, George Wash
ington University. Coneordia Church. Twen-
tieth and G streets northwest. HIS a. m
Lecture, Education for q New Democ.
racy." DR.. Emanuel Sternheim, University
Of the State Of New York and the Uufver-
sity Of Minnesota, University Club, $50
p. m
Smoker and entertainment. Y. NJ. q. A.,
association headquarters, Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, s D. m.
Halloween masquerade dance. Progressive
Council. Daughters Of America, Naval Lodge
Hall. Fourth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, $50 p. N.
Meeting. Conduit Road Citizens Associa-
ton. In ST. David's Parish Hall Conduit
and Chain Bridge roads. 8 p. m.
Meeting. civic section Of the wonen's
City Club. q Jackson place, 3 D. m.
Meeting. Trinidad Citizens Association,
Eighth and streets northwest. 8 d. m.
Special meeting, James W. Dorsey Post,
American Legion, 1904 Z street northwest,
7:30 p N.
Meeting. Abraham Lincoln Council. Ameri-
can Association for the Recognition of the
Irish Republic, 1871 / street northwest, 3
D. m.
Informal dance. Mutual Relief Associa tiop
Of Lansburgh and Brother, Arcade ballroom.
$50 p. N.
Lecture. W. Jstt Lauck. Penguin Club.
p. m.
Meeting. Northwestern Union. at W, G
T. o. headquarters. p. m.
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MRS. HARDING PArRoNEss
OF MEMORIAL BALL.

Mrs. Warren @. Harding has con-
scented to act as patroness for the
memorial ball to be given at the
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Georgia moss and flowers shipped
here for the occasion will transform
the ballroom. The decorating is d.
rected by Mrs. Margaret Hopkins
worrell.
A box has been reserved for the
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge.
who have been invited. Mrs Thomas
Holdup Stevens. of Stoneleigh
Court, will entertain a box party
which will include personal friends
Of President Roosevelt. Mrs. Eugene
Pomeroy has reserved a box and
will come from her summer home
on the Jersey coast for the occasion.
Miss Emma Hamilton Bulloch. a
cousin Of the late President. will
occupy a box with a party Of Geor-
gians.
DR.. ]. G. B. Bulloch. also cousin
of President Roosevelt. will an
nouncc at 1850 the winner Of the
popularity contest, who will receive
an automobile as a prize.
Committee chairmen include DR..
Bulloch. reception; s. B. Felker.
floor: John b. Cochran. arrange
ments: Mrs. Daniel Smith Gordon.
music: Representative Upshaw.
speakers; Miss Emma Hamilton
Bulloch. tickets: Mrs. Katherine
Livingston Eagan. invitations. and
Mrs. Gibbs, refreshments
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:: WASHINGTON SOCIETY :
Society toAid'
Victory Ball
Legion to Hold Benefit
For Disabled Sol
diers.

NEW YORK. Oct. ss-Mrs.
Whttelaw Reid. Mrs. August Bel
mont, Mrs. william Kcnnicutt. Dra-
per, Mr.. and Mrs.. Harry Payne
whitney. Miss Ruth Morgan ann
Brig. Gen. ana Mrs. Cornelius VAN
derbilt are among the patronesses
at the pageant America" to be
presented by an all-ster cast after
the victory ball ct the waldorf As
torta on Apmistice eve. with a
number OF posts Of the American
Legion are Giying for the benefir
OF the disabled of tie world war.
InvitationS to be officlai guests
Of honor have been accepted by John
Emery. commander In chief of the
American Legion: Secretary of
War Weeks, Secretary or the Navy
Denh4' and others Special invita-
tionf have been sent to Gen. John
J. Pershing and Admiral Lord
David Beatty. Of the British navy.
President Harding is honorary
chairman Of the victory bail and
pageant committee.
Gen. Diaz and his stan will be
guests Of honor at the bridge. vau-
deville and dance to be held at the
PlaDa Hotel on November ., under
the auspices of the woman's Ma
tional Foundation. The benefit was
originally planned for November 1.
Bishop and Mrs. yames Henry
DARLINGTON. of Harrisburg. Pa, will
give a dinner to introduce their
daughter. Miss Jans Darlington. at
the Ritz Carlton Hotel December
Q before the Junior Assembly. Mrs.
Darlington and her daughter will
hold q reception at Harrisburg on
November 20 and afterward will
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washington Club. 1901 X street
northwest. This is tosbe q special
meeting in honor of the women OF
the society and their friends- The
vice president. Miss Elaine La1aro.
will preside, and the program
throughout will be conducted by
the feminine members
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Shea announce
the marriage of their daughter.
Marie Louise. to James Bowe. OF
New Hampshire. Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock at the Church of the
Sacred Heart. by Rev. J. Eckenrode.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowe left Immediately
after the ceremony for New York
and Atlantic City on their honey
moon.
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MIR. CHARLES 8. BAKER
AND MISS LAMBERT WEI

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
'Gorman Lambert, daughter of MIR
ana Mrs. John Milton Lambert IN
Charles Silas Baker, of North Da-
kota, took place yesterday after-
noon at o'clock at the home of
the brides parents on Vermont
avenue.
The wedding ceremony was wiz.
messed by a small group of close
friends and relatives of the bride.
additional guests being invited for
the reception that followed the
| ceremony.
The bride was given in mar.
| rage by her father and had as her
sole attendant Mrs. Chisholm Gar
land. The bride wore a graceful
bridal gown of soft white satin
with aecourt train, rose point lac.
used on her mothers wedding
gown, forming the bodice. The
costume was completed by a veil If
tulle and coronet of orange BIOS
SONS. She carried white roses and
lilies Of the valley. Her matron-
of-honor wore a gown of turquoise
blue tafeta, made in the new bout
FAINT style and worn with a hat Of
turquoise blue chiffon. She carried
yellow roses. The, best man was
DR.. Daniel u. Borden.
Mrs. Lambert at the reception
following the ceremony. received
the guests In q gown of champagne
colored panne velvet. When Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker left for their wedding
journey. the bride wore a modish
suit Of blue ,tricotine, with gray
duvetyns trimmings and hat Of
~ = :
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MED by John oliver La Gorce and
Thomas r. Ship.
COL. DUPONT
HOST AT LUNCHEON.
Col. Henry A. Dupont was a
luncheon host at the Shoreham yes
terday, having as his guests Mrs.
Kenna Elkins, Mrs. Roscoe Carlisle
Bulmer, Mrs. Alsop and her father,
Mr.. Jackson.
Mrs. George NJ. Young. wife of
Representative Young of North Da-
kota, entertained ut luncheon yes
terday in her apartment at 1880
Sixteenth street, in compliment to
Mrs. Robert n. Stanfield. wife of
Senator Stanfield, OF Oregon, and
Mrs. w. l. Thompson. of Portland
Other guests of the occasion were
Mrs. Selden p. Spencer, Mrs. Peter
Norbeck, of South Dakota; Mrs. Pat
Harrison. Mrs. Thomas A. Chandler,
Mrs. Lemuel p. Padgett. Mrs John
M. Nelson. Mrs. Frank w. Mondell,
Mrs. Margaret Cowen. Mrs. Philip
~ o"ih6' hfS. LcoTludS y. Dy eT
and Mrs. Edmund Platt
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest G. Walker en-
tertainsd a distinguished company
at their residence at 2112 5 street
last evening at musicale. Among
the artists of the evening were
Nine. Hugh. Of Switzerland, Mrs
Ralph Barnard and Harry Stevens,
all of whom sang charmingly. Mrs.
Cable. wife of Representative Ca
BILE, rendered, a number of selec-
tions on the piano and Mrs. Harry
Stevens contributed much toward
the success of the party with her
various stunts
Mrs. George Mesta will return to
Washington today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond F. Crist
will spend the week in New
York.
Col. and Mrs. Harry N. Cootes will
entertain at dinner at their quar-
tiers at Fort Myer Saturday even
ing before the Halloween dance
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WEEDS Miss Brake

ROCKVILLE, Md. Oct. 26.-In the
presence Of a small company OF rela-
tives and friends, Miss Clara Eleanor
Brake. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Brake. Of the vicinity
of Washington Grove. this county.
and William L. Wilson. Of Wash
ington Grove, were married at
o'clock this evening at che home
Of the brides parents.
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ton, N. j.. and Miss Palmer. Of
Lakewood. n. J.
Mrs. Baker. whose father Is a
well-known lawyer. Is a grand
daughter on her mothers side OF
the late Senator Arthur p. Cor
man, Of Maryland. She is q gradu-
ate of Smith College and since her
debut has taken an active part In
Washington society.
Mr.. Baker, who Is the son oil
Charles Baker, Of South Dakota
was graduated from Cornell and
from the Columbia Law School
During the war. he served in the
Air Service and was promoted to
the rank of major. Upon his re-
turn to this country he was APP
pointed Assistant United States At
torney for the District of Colum-
bia.
The College women's Club viii
give a costume party at the CLUB
house, 1922 1 street. Saturday eve.
ming under the direction Of the H.
brary committee. J. Lewis Money
way will give several monologues
as one of the features Of the pro-
gram, of which Miss Edna Sheehy
has charge. Two fortune tellers are
on the evenings program. Mrs
Chester Morrill,, assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Newton and Mrs. Ruth
will preside at the refreshmen'
table.
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G.M.Jones WEEDS Miss Weaver

FRONT ROYAL. VT. Oct Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kern Weaver
announce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Miss Alice Virginia Weaver. to
Guy MacLean Jones. of Philadelphia.
on October So, at Erin" their home
at Nineveh, Warren County.
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MOUNT HOLYOKE ALUMNAE
INVITED TO LUNCHEON.

The Mount Holyoke Alumnae As
ISOLATION of Washington will have
an informal luncheon at the Y. w.
c. A.. 614 E street northwest, Satur-
day, October 20. at 1880. Ill Mount
Hoiyoke. women in the city are in
vited.
A card party is to be given at
Wardman Park Hotel at 2 p. m.
Friday, November 4, under the au-
spices of the Dolly Madison. Sarah
st. Clair. E Pluribus Unum and Vic
tory Chapters. d. A. r.. the proceeds
to be used in opening another Amer
icanization center.
The committee in charge consists
of the State regent, Mrs. Francis A.
st. Clair; Mrs. Henry b. Patten, re-
gent of Dolly Madison Chapter: Mrs.
Tonnis ]. Holzberg. regent. of Sarah
st. Clair Chapter; Mrs. Sylvanus E.
Johnson, regent of e Pluribus Unum
Chapter, and Mrs. Joseph Stewart,
regent of Victory Chapter.
Additional members of the COM
mittee are Mrs. Elmer E. Curry, Mrs.
Charles w. Floyd, Mrs. Quincy s.
strong. Mrs. Albert S. Jones, Mrs.
Richard E. Claughton, Mrs. Harry
c. Grove, Mrs. David D. Caldwell and
Mrs. W. C. Hanson.
The .Woman's Alliance of All
Souls Unitarian Church will enter
tain at luncheon tomorrow at
Franklin Square Hotel. Mrs. Rich
ard Fay Jackson will be toastmis-
tress. She will have at her table
Mrs. Hiding Deis. Mrs. Ridley Nc
Lean, Mrs. Mark Reid Yates, Mrs.
Bernard Green and Mrs. ]. c. Mer-
RAM.
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CITED SERGEANT
CHOSEN TOACT At
ARLINGTON RITES
M. ]. Donahue, d. s. c.,
viii Represent Enlist
ed Men at Burial.


Sergt Michael J. Donahue, late
OF the First Division and now drill
sergeant attached to the r. o. T. C.
unit at Georgetown University, Is
one of the proudest men In Uncle
sans army today.
Designated oficially by the War
department to take part In the
ceremonies connected with the
burial OF an unknown American
soldier at Arlington National Gene
tery on Armistice Day, Sergt. Dom
anue Is the envy of all aspiring
cadets on the Hilltop.
AS one Of the honor mel of the
world war, chosen for his gallantry
In action. Sergt. Donahue will act
as the official enlisted representa-
i've OF the infantry branch of the
service in the capacity of an Of
fetal mourner. An oficer, repre-
sentins the commissioned person
him
Awarded ID. 9. c.
AS becomes a gallant soldier.
sergt. Donahue takes his honors
modestly. When crowded by an
enthusiastic bunch of cadets yes
terday he modestly took shelter in
the barracks room and refused
even to give any details of his
service record But Maj. William
~ Hobson, who counts him as the
backbone of the unit. looked up In
general orders the following cita-
uon in connection with the Dis
unguished Service Cross awarded
him:
Sergt. Michael ]. Donahue. Com
pany III. Eighteenth Infantry. First
DIVISION For extraordinary hero
Ism in action near Exermont.
france, October As, 1918. On Oc-
tooer 4. assisted by a small group
OF his platoon. he attacked an en-
envy machine-gun nest and cap
tured it. On the. following day,
while attacking an enemy machine
gun nest. his platoon was repulsed
with heavy casualties. Accompa-
MED by a comrade, he advanced
through heavy machine gunfire and
Drought in the wounded Zen to
safety. He then reorgan ID his
platoon and made a second attack
on the enemy position. capturing
the gun and crew"
Wounded Mt CantiEny.
Sergt Donahue served twenty
seven months on the other side and
pears the marks of a wound re-
ceived In the attack on Cantigny
In which the First Division distin-
guished itself. He recovered in
time to participate in the drive on
scissors and followed the First
Division through the remainder of
its battling career.
Upon his return to this country
he was assigned to Camp Taylor
and then detailed as instructor at
Georgetown University.
Sergt Donahue IL an old timer
in Uncle Sans army, a veteran of
the Spanish war, the Philippine in
surrection. and saw service along
the Mexican border. His home Is
in Springfield, Mass.
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Rep. Cannon
Dinner Host
Vice President and Mrs,
CaIUin Coolidge Guests
OF Honor.
BY EVELYN C. HUNT.

The Vice President and Mrs. Call
win Coolidge were the guests of
honor at dinner last evening of
Representative Joseph G. Cannon
and Miss Helen Cannon. The guests
invited to meet them included the
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Ed
win DENLY. Senator and Mrs. Frank
Kellogg. Senator. and Mrs. Truman
A. Newberry. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Har-
low, Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. McClin-
tcck. Mrs. Henry C. Corbin. Charles
Hamlin and Merrill Moores.
Mrs Edwin DENLY. wife Of the
Secretary of the Navy, will go to-
day to New York to be gone for
several days.
The Ambassador OF Belgium and
the Baroness de Cartier will enter
tain at luncheon today In honor
Of Lieut.. Gen. Baron AIfonzo JAG
ques, who returned hast evening
from a visit with the Governor of
Pennsylvania and Mrs, Sproul at
Chester, Pa. a.
The Ambassador of Peru and
Nine. Pezet entertained a small
company at luncheon at the Shore
ham yesterday.
The Minister of Denmark. Con-
stantino Brun. was, host at lunch
con yesterday at the Shoreham.
etertaining in compliment to the
newly appointed American Minister
to Denmark and Mrs. John
Prince, who are stopping at the
Shoreham before leaving for DR..
Princes new post at the end of the
week
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DINNER THIS EVENING
TO HONOR GEN. DIAZ.

Col. the Marquis di Bernezzo. mill
tary attache of the Italian Embassy,
and the Marquise di Bernezzo will
give a dinner at Rauscher's this eve
ming in honor of His Excellency,
Gen. Diaz. The dinner will be of
a military character. the guests in
GLIDING the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Weeks, the Assistant Secretary
of War and Mrs. Wainwright. the
heads of divisions of the army and
of the War Department and the
military and naval attaches of the
various embassies and legations and
their wives.
Gen. Diaz spent yesterday quietly
and dined with members of his stan
at the New Willard in the evening.
This morning he will go to Annapo-
lis to spend the day, will be the
guest of honor at luncheon of the
superintendent of the Naval Acad-
envy and Mrs. Wilson, and will re-
turn in the late afternoon. Gen,
Diaz will be accompanied by his
aide, Gen. de Luca; Col. NJ. C..
Buckley, U. s. A, honorary aide; Col.
di Bernezzo, military attache of the
Italian Embassy; Capt. Civalleri,
naval attache of the embassy; Mai
Cocconi and Lieut. Ruspoli, aides to
Gen. Diaz; Mr.. Wilton and DR.. Fos-
ter. of the American Legion, and
Capt. McNamee, U. s. N.
The general and his party will
leave tomorrow morning in a spe-
cial car for Kansas City for the con-
vention Of the American Legion, and
Will travel as far as San Francisco
before returning to Washington for
the Armistice Day celebrations
The American consul at Na,ag.
and Mrs. CASTOR Smith, who have
been spending a short vacation in
washington, sailed for Spain Tues
day from New York. Mrs. Smiths
daughter. Miss Edwerdina Rennick
VIII remain in Washington for The
autumn. as the guest of Miss Fannie
Beall. i"'e
James A. Allison, of Indian.no,;s
and Miami. Fla. arrived here YES
terday and Is at the wasbinetor
Hotel He plans to leave Sam
cay aboard his new yacht, the So,
Horse. which recently won the re-
gatta at Buffalo. He will 60 to Mi
ann Dy the sea route. via the yir-
ginia capes and will be accomna
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ALLAN-AsPINwALL
WEDDING NOVEMBER 8.

Mr.. apd Mrs. Clarence Aiken As.
pinwall have issued Invitations for
the marriage OF their daughter,
Margaret Scovill, to Lieut.. Carlisle
Visscher Allan, U. s. A., Tuesday
evening, November s. in the Church
of the Covenant.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thaw have
taken an apartment at 1918 Six
teenth street and are established
there for the winter.
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which the officers at Fort Myer will
give that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward
Lyon have come to Washington to
make their home and have taken a
house in WoodleyS road. Mrs. Lyon
was formerly Miss Helen Gill,
daughter of Herbert A. Gill, of this
city.
Mrs. Frank r. Keefer. wife of
Col. Keefer, U. s. A., who is on
the stan of Gen. Henry T. Allen in
Germany. arrived from Coblenz on
board the Lapland and Is at the
Hotel Astcr. New York, having
come over for a months visit in the
States. Mrs. Keefer. who attended
the wedding of Miss Mildred Eddy
and Capt. William Mckee Dunn, U.
S. A. will come to Washington the
latter part of the week and later
visit friends in Carlisle, Pa. re-
turning to New York before the
Army and Navy football game.
Conrad d. Smith is at the Ambas-
sador. Atlantic City, for a brief
visit.
Mrs. Wade Ellis will entertain at
luncheon next Wednesday.
DIR. AND MRS. MAGRUDER
OPEN TOWN iKEsIDENCE.
DR.. and Mrs. Alexander Magruder
have closed their summer place at
Frederick Junction, Md. and opened
their house at 1925 Jefferson place.
Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, wife of SEN
ator Pomerene, is expecting her
sister, Mrs. Charles ]. Bochius, of
Canton, Ohio, the latter part of next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Creecy
tel in Atlantic City this week.
Col. and Mrs. Dillingham;, who
have recently returned from the Ha-
waiian- Islands. entertained at
luncheon at the, Shoreham yester-
day, having among their guests Mr..
and Mrs. John Philip Hill and Miss
Waterbury.
Miss Margaret Crosson, who has
just returned to Washington after a
visit in, the South, entertained at
tea yesterday at the New Willard
in honor Of Miss Agnes Virginia
Scott, whose marriage to Daniel
Bartlett Searry will take place to-
day at st. Thomas Episcopal Church.