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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-22

Many of the ex-service men are
thinking of entering the State Teach
ers College for the fall term which be-
gins Oct. 8. Each man can get his
bonus this way, as he is entitled to
S25 per month for the number of
months he was in the service. This is
a good way to use that bonus money
and many of the boys are inclined to
take it.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-18
HERE'S PROOF POSITIVE THAT OUR PRICES ARE REALLY LOWER

 little will possible You h good things of life You what "qual
  shop The Boston Store We believe that practically lines the about
  noW
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-18

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Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-18
DRESS GOODS

FRENCH SERGES - AIl-wool
 and 40 inches wide. e........... OTTOMAN-43 inches wide. ..... BOLIVIA COATINGS-54 inches
 wee .....-.... ..-''.' . BOLIVIA COATINGS-54 inches wide ........................ JERSEY CLOTHS - 54 inches
 wide ...---........ MIXED COATINGS - 54 inches
 Wl1e -.s..-.. . SKIRTING PLAIDS-54 inches SHEPHERD CHECKS-40 inches wide ................. ......
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-18
SILKS

MESSALlNES-yard wide. CREPE-DE-CHlNES - 40-inch CREPE-DE-CHINE - 40-inch.
 GEORGETTE CREPE-4o-inch.
 CREPE METEOR-40- inch. .... TAFFETA-36- inch ......... SKlNNER'S SATIN-All- silk. FANCY TAFFETAS-36- inch.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-18
Hosiery and Underwear

WOMEN'S FULL-FASHlONED SILK HOSE-Makes that are familiar to all - McCallum, Onyx, Gordon and Van RaaIte WoMEN's FULL-FASHIONED MERCERIZED COTTON AND SPLIT SOLE HOSE ..... WOMENS PURE THREAD SILK HOSE--Black and cor doVsn Hose, made with seam WoMEN's NEW FASHIONED MERCERIZED HOSE-Rlac<, white or cordovan hose. ... WoMEN's FINE RIBBE ED MERCERlZED HOSE-BIack, white and cordovan ......... BOYS MEDIUM WEIGHT COTTON HOSE-These prices mean good substantial hose, in sizes 6 to 10I2........... WOMEN'S HARVARD MILLS" UNDERWEAR - The best vests and pants made
 COTTON
 WOOL MIXTURES ........... WOMEN'S SILK VESTS AND BODlCES-Best quality, and full length .,...,.............
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Mrs. Harding Heads
Dance Patronesse.

The Chemical Warfare Service
Branch Of the Army Relief Society
win give q tea dance Saturday aft
ernoon. April 16. in tho roof garden
OF the Hotel Washington. when Mrs.
Amos A. Fries. president Of the
branch. will receive the guests, as
sisted by Mrs. James W. Wadsworth
1r.. and As. julius Kahn. Mrs.
Harding heads the list of patroness-
es. which also includes Nine Jus
serand. Lady Geddes. Mrs. John w,
Weeks. Mrs. Miles Poindexter, Mrs
Atlee Pomerene. Mrs. +. H. Gillett.
Nine. Grouitch, Mrs. Frank w Mon
dell. Nine. Collardet. Mrs. j. A. Le-
Jeune. Mrs. Merritt w Ireland, Mrs.
William Rivers. Mrs. George Barnett
Mrs. F. W. Coe. Mrs. William s. SNOW
Mrs. Herbert NJ. Lord, Mrs. Leslie
Craigie. Mrs: Rufus Day. Mrs. George
Maynard Minor. Mrs. Victor Kauff-
mann. Mrs. w. r Castle. Mrs. F. p.
Garvan. Mrs. H. T. Oxnard. Mrs WAL
ter r. Tuckerman. Mrs. Meriwether
Large parties from Edsewood
arsenal. Camp Meade, Fort Myer and
Camp Humphrey will also attend,
Among the officers who will serve on
the mems committee are Gen. Amos
A Fries. Maj. Gen. Menoher and Gen,
Holbrook.
The young ladies' committee in
cludes Miss Dorothy Golden, Miss
Rosa May Kendrick. Miss Virginia
Kendrick. Miss Virginia McKenny,
Mss katherine Sutherland. Miss Gold
en- Ruggles. Miss Frances Morrow
and Miss Dorothy bennett.
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Dafodil Ball for
Free Swimming Pool
To Be Brilliant Affair
Fifteen Boys Will Take Invii-
tations to President-Fa-
nous General and Staff
Coming From New York.

The official flag of New York state
rations for the daffodil ball to be
gwen to provide funds for a free
swimming pool for Trinity Commu-
nifty House. April 81. at the New Will
lard All the ladies of the New York
delegation will have boxes adjoining.
Displayed for the benefit Of the guests
viii be model of the proposed pool
IN miniature.
or Washington will all carry posters
ABOUT the ball. Some day during the
week committee of fifteen bows rep
lesenting the four hundred who use
me community center will call at the
White House and present President
nm and Mrs. Harding to be their
guests a the ball
Mrs. James w, Wadsworth. ir.
chairman of the committee, is bring
ing down several friends from New
1ork' ana among them will be Maj.
the New York National Guard. who is
personal friend of Senator Wads-
worth. and his staff of officers, who
1ought with New York's 27th Diyi-
sion in France.
Mrs. William Collier, who bought
the first box, has turned it over For
the benefit of the wounded soldiers at
Waiter Reed Hospital. Additions to
.he Iist OF boxholders are Mrs. Rob-
ert Woods Bliss. Mrs. A. s. Houghton.
MRS. James w. Wadsworth, ir. and
KEY. and Mrs. Covell. Vice President
ana Mrs Coolidge will have among
their guests the Presidents personal
physician. Brig. Gen. Sawyer, and Mrs
Sawyer. ' .
Mrs. Wadsworth. 500 18th street
northwest, is in charge Of tickets.
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Lecture Under Auspices
OF the Vassar Alumna,

The National Club Of the American
Association of Univerity Women an
nounces a lecture at the clubhouse,
1907 H street, for Wednesday even
ing. April 13, under the auspices of
the Vassar Alumnae Association. The
speaker will be Signora Olivia Ros-
setti Agresu Of Rome. Italy. daugh-
ter of William M Rossetti and niece
OF Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
Her subject will be 1.-The Contribu-
ton Of the Rossettis and the Pre-
Raphaelfte Movement in England to
the Lfo Of Today (illustrated)."
The reception committee will con-
sist of the following Vassar Alum
nae: Mrs. Phillip North Moore. Mrs.
Avery Cooney, Mrs. George Mansfield,
Mrs. David L. Wing. Mrs. Louis c.
Scherer, Mrs. Henry S. Graves.
During Signora Agrestis stay in
Washington she will be the guest of
Mrs. Avery Coonley, at Rosedale.
Cleveland Park.
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Col. and Mrs. Thorpe
Gave Dinner for MiniGfer.
Blind Heroes to Play
At Ball at RALEIGH

Among the interesting features Of
the April ball. to be given by the
Roy Mckinley Basford unit Of the
American Women's Legion. at the
Raleigh. April 81. for the beneft Of
the men blinded in the world war,
will be. in addition to the Marine
Band, which will furnish the mnsic
for tho dancing. an orchestra COM
posed Of the blind heroes. There will
be a grand march, distribution Of IA
vors. and q prevailing carnival spirit.
Among those sponsoring the ball
are the President and MIRA Harding.
Gen John J. Pershing. MAJ. Gen John
A Le3eune. commandant OF tho Unit
ed States Marine Corps. and Mrs. Le-
jeune; Senator and Mrs James w.
Wadsworth. tr.; Representative and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. Mr.. Theo-
dore Roosevelt, assistant secretary
Of the Navy; Lieut.. Benjam IN Soule
Gantz, U. S. n, and Mrs. Gantz; Sena-
tor and Mrs. Sterling, MIR. and Mrs.
Frank Morrison, Mrs. Ida o. Trenis,
Mrs. Jesse B. Webb, Miss Marie ]. Nc
CURE. Mr.. and Mrs Harry b. Gauss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion wilkins Tuck.
Lieut. r. r. Hinnant, U. S. NJ, and
Mrs. Hinnant, and Mr. Fred Britton.
The officers Of tho unit are Miss
Irene q. Basford. president; Miss Mar
garet Scott. secretary, and Mrs. Henry
Hall treasurer. and Mrs. c. YIsaA 1o&
9amEm21nD .o21n1rR1Ax xoS 0UhS1o2A
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Mrs. Coolidge Entertains
At Her First Recentio,

AA Coolidge. wife Of tho vlce
President. heh her drst Wednesday
reception last week, and hundreds
OF women and = TOW men poured
through her drawing rooms It the
NsW willard In the two hours allot-
ted. Modestly enough. Mrs Coolidge
had expected less than a hundred
visitors. and was truly surprised at
the BILE onslaught Servants
were sent scurrying for relays of
tea. sandwiches and cakes time after
time. with which to refresh the big
company.
Mrs. Coolidge stood smiling and
happy receiving alone. and wearing
Of Canton crepe fashioned with a
round elbow -sleeved bodice
OF lace. the relief in color being in
the handsome cluster of orchids and
lilies of the valley on her bodice
She Is truly gifted with repartee. and
from her guests.
Il am from Dixie, Mrs. Coolidge" !"
said one charming lady. but we vot-
ed for Mr.. Harding at home" -And
you admit 1t, too" was Mrs. Cool
idgs's prompt reply
To the visitor who said Il stump
ed Maryland for Harding" she re-
piled. '.The results showed IT."
From the Agricultural Departme ent
were sent the great cluster of pink
roses that filled the artistic German
silver banket in the center of the
tea table, while clusters of flowers
were placed here and there through
out the rooms. There were several
handsome silver pieces on the tea
table. and quite = homelike air about
the room-the same as those occu-
pied by the former Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall.
The Vice President was with Mrs.
Coolidge during the l2itAr part OF
the reception. VeaAdng from pkAno q
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Dixie Chapter Gives
Reception to Mrs. K;na

A reception in honor of Mrs. George
q: hlng' recently elected president
OF Dixie Chapter, United Daughters
OF the confederacy. and all Confed
crate veterans in the city, was held
Thursday evening at Confederate
Memorial Home Mrs. King had as
sistlng her in the receiving line. Mrs.
Cornelia B. Stone, former president
general gene of the Daughters Of the Con-
tederacy; Mrs. A. Waller. first vice
president Of the District of Columbia
division; Miss May K. Little, Mrs.
George X. Denmark, Mrs. ROYAL o.
Davis, Mrs. w. L. Hazard. Miss
blanche Rsn Miller: Miss Evelyn Daniel.
Mrs. Frank Birthright and Mrs. Good
win d. Ellsworth. Mrs. Livingston
Vann presided at the coffee urn. Mr.
Daniel Smith Gordon read Too Good
to Be Lost" an anonymous poem
found written on the back of a
five e-hundred1do1lar Confederate note.
The parlors were tastefully decor
ated with flags, cut roses and spring
flowers. Refreshments were served
all through the evening, and dancing
was enjoyed until a late hour. Mrs.
Edward w. Stitt was hostess for the
evening.
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Hold Successful Bazaar
For Chinese Famine Fund

Mrs. NJ. Bing was honorary chair
man of the bazaar which was given
last Tuesday evening in the Metro
politan NJ E Church. on John Mar
shall place, for the benefit Of the
Chinese famine fund. Mrs. Harry d.
Mitchell was acting chairman. and
Mrs. Hopp treasurer. Mrs. Lee Quon,
Mrs. G. l. Tom and Miss Hopp formed
the decorating committee. Mrs. Bing.
assisted by Miss J. Apolonio. pre-
sided over the center booth, which
was of exclusive Chinese goods, and
the other eight were the country
store, Mrs. Lee See Mum, chairman.
S. Tillah and Miss J. NJ. Stevens; the
fancy table, Miss Hopp. assisted by
Mrs Margaret Miller, Miss l. C. Tay-
lor. Miss A. Herman. Miss E. M. Clark
and Mrs. W. NJ. Hays; young Chinese
girls booth: Miss Margaret 500. as
Rosie Coon: cake table. Miss Mary
Tuthill. assisted by Miss NJ h Du-
trow. Miss Grace Randall and Miss
A. r. Newburn: tea table. Mrs.
" s y.,san wen; assisted ans %I,, ~ Mr1 ,4: a:
handkeresief table ' Mrs Lee Sing
More, assisted by Miss Lena
Laynan and Mrs. Lynch: Chinese
goods and aprons. Mrs. Helen Leo
Wong. assisted by Miss Rosalie Wal
hcT anu MISS bcTlHd CdUuy
table: Mrs: Ung. assisted by Miss
Scrieber, Miss Stevenson. Mrs. S. w.
Cockrell. Miss F. Knipp and Mrs.
Robert T. Lang. There was also an
interesting display of Chinese china
loaned by Mr.. G. L. Tom.
The new minister of China. DR.. AL
fred SEE. attended the bazaar, and
made a short address OF appreciation
and thanks to those who are aiding
the famine fund. and later attended
the Chinese ball given at Wardman
Park Hotel for the aid Of the same
fund. Something over $1,000 was
taken in, and between 800 and 900
attended the bazaar. It was In the
Metropolitan Church that the firBt
Chinese Sunday school was started
over thirty years ago. ana deiega-
tions from the Chinese Sunday schools
of the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church. the
Calvary Baptist and the Mount Yer
non NJ. z. churches and the Gospel
Mission were present at the bazaar.
Evening star., 1921-04-10
~ekSS.EWIN@

they have their two children. one OF
them born in Shanghai, with them.
Mr.. and Mrs Roger whiteford
Hubbard of Hartford. Conn, Mrs.
Whiteford's sister
Mrs. A. E. Rankin of Wellesley
Hills, Mass, who has been visiting
her son and daughter-in-law, Lieut..
Commander and Mrs. John Wilkes
Rankin. is now the guest of her aunt.
Miss Jane Wilkes, in her apartment
at the Farragut Mrs. Lockwood
Jones. of Charlotte. y. c., who makes
her home for the most part with her
aunt. Miss Jane Wilkes, has arrived
in Charlotte to visit. after spending
a short time in Norfolk visiting her
nephew. Lieut.. John Wilkes and Mrs
Wilkes and their infant son, John
Wilkes. 4th. Mrs. Lockwood Jones
will be detained in Charlotte for a
time by an accident she sustained in
Norfolk
Judge and Mrs. Timothy Ansberry
and their little son. Peter, have gone
to Atlantic City for a month. Judge
Ansberry is convalescing from a seri-
Gus operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Keith have re-
opened their residence PHO 2oth
street. after spending the winter in
Cambridge. Mass. and will remain
throughout the spring and early sum-
mer. Mrs. Keith will shortly resume
her days at home.
Mrs. George Mahool. daughter Of
Mrs. Charles B. Helmbold is in Pitts
burgh. Pa. visiting her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Thompson.
Mrs: Robert Fl. Gordon, sister OF
Mrs Helmbold is here fof a visit Of
several weeks, at the Cairo.
Mrs Edward c. Walker. who moved
last week from 1155 18th street In
1855 Massachusetts, avenue, has left
town for the summer. "a
DR.. and Mrs. Charles s. White viii
return to Washington tomorrow after
a. three weeks visit to Panama and
Cuba.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Kaathovan,
prominent residents of Washington,
are occupying a suite at the Ambas-
sador, Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1921-04-10

roll. MAJ. w. C. Neville and Ad-
miral Bradley Fiske.
Gen. and Mrs. Tasker H. Bliss viii
be hosts al luncheon today.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. William D. Con-
nor were hosts at a brilliant dinner
party last evening given before the
dance and cabaret at the Washington
barracks.
The guests included Gen. Peyton c.
March, Z. S. A., chief of staff; Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Frederick a. Brit
ten. Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, Gen.
and Mrs. John D. Chamberlain. Gen.
and Mrs. William J. Snow. Mrs.
Georgia Lee Parker and Gen. Charles
T. Menoher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney
entertained at dinner last evening
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace H.
Westcott. who yesterday celebrated
their twentieth wedding anniversary.
Maj and Mrs. George B. Pillsbury
entertained a dinner company of sew
en- last evening before the dance and
cabaret at the Washington barracks.
Mrs. Collins. wife Of Col. r. H. Col
Inns. will entertain at tea this after
noon.
Mrs. Edward Pendleton was hostess
at "a luncheon Wednesday at her
apartment at Stoneleigh Court. in
honor of her cousin. Mrs. Robert
Gamble. Those asked to meet her
were Mrs. Charles McCawley. Mrs.
Philip Lansdale. Mrs. Robert Woods
Bliss, Mrs. Charles Rae, Mrs. Fred
erick Atherton and Mrs Gouverneur
Morris.
Col and Mrs. Robert L. Collins will
entertain at tea this afternoon for
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Charles l.. Farms
worth.
Mrs. Gardner Boothe entertained at
dinner Thursday evening in Alexan-
dria, Va. in compliment to Mrs. Rose
Gouverneur Hoes. who later gave her
lecture on costumes for the benefit of
old Christ Church.
Maj. Beverly c. Dunn entertained
at dinner last evening at the Cafe st.
Marks for party of ten.
Mrs. Don N. Holmes entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon at the Cafe
st. Marks in honor of Miss Katherine
c. Roche, whose marriage to Mr.. Ber
nard !. Boudren takes place Tuesday.
Miss Alverta s. Boddis will be at
homo Informally this afternoon from
8 to s. and will be assisted in re-
eeiying by her mother; Mrs. Henry
Boddfs. and sister. Mrs. Frank H. NC
Coy. Miss Peggy Sheridan and Miss
Mary Scott will preside at the tea
urn and Miss Jesse Vandever will
give several readings from James
Whftcomb Riley.
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Col. and Mrs. Junkiin
To Hold Last At Home

Col and Mrs. Francis T. A. Junkin.
who are giving up Twin Oaks late
this week to take up residence for
two months at Calumet Place. will
hold their last Sunday afternoon "at
home there today. Assisting Mrs.
Junkin in receiving will be their
niece, Miss Julia Junkin Ravenel, and
others with her during the afternoon
include Nine. Grouitch, MarQuise di
Bernezo. wife Of the military attache
of the Italian embassy; Mrs. John L.
Chamberlain. Mrs. Sarah Lee Phil
lips, Mrs. William C. Rivers, Mrs
Lawrence Townsend, Miss Carolyn
Nash and Miss Madeline Austin.
Evening star., 1921-04-10
School Beauty League
Will Meet Monday

Mrs. Frederick Delano has loaned
her home. 1928 18th street, for the an
nual meeting of the League for Deco
ration OF Public Schools. Monday aft
ernoon, at 4 o'clock Mr.. James Rush
Marshall. the president. will preside
and Miss Grace Lincoln Temple, chair
man OF the committee on decoration.
WI tell Of tha Y0ek Aooaplishod
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Items of Live Interest
Noted in Social WOrle
Secretary and Mrs. Wallace Back From the West
Miss Helen A. Cannon Coming Tomorrow

The Secretary Of Agriculture, Mr..
Henry c. Wallace. has returned from
the west. where he went to make a
speech in Chicago. and visited his
home in Des Moines.
Nine. Hauge. who has been in New
York for several days. will return to
Washington today.
Miss Helen A. Cannon will arrive
in New York on the Aquitania to-
morrow and will join her father,
Washington, to spend several weeks.
While here Miss Cannon will live
at the New Willard.
Mrs NJ B. Berryhill entertained
at box party at the Belesco yes
terday afternoon in compliment to
Mrs. George Otis Of San Francisco.
The guests numbered fourteen.
Mr.. and Mrs Waddy B. Wood and
their daughters. Miss Lindsay Wood
and Miss Virginia Wood. will re-
turn to washington this week from
say Wood have spent the winter
there and Mr.. Wood and Miss Vir-
ginia Wood jointed them short time
ago. They will remain in Washing
ton until they open their country
place at Warrenton, Va. for the sum-
mer.
The former Secretary of State.
cambridge Colby, will sail for >Eu-
rope Tuesday aboard the Aquitania
According to word received here.
Miss Mildred Bromwell daughter of
Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell. who is
abroad. is now in Monte Carlo with
relatives and will visit Florence
and Rome, later going to England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover
Have Returned From China.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hoover, who
spent two years in China, where the
former was connected with a large
American business firm, have re-
turned to this country for a visit of
some weeks and are guests of the
parents of Mr.. Hoover. Mr.. and Mrs.
/. H. Hoover. Mrs. Hoover was for
merly Miss Dulin of Washington. and
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Attorney General Will
Address Ohio Society

An unusually interesting program
is planned for the Ohio state meet
ing at Rauscher's, at o'clock Monday
night. the Attorney General. Mr..
Harry NJ. Daugherty, making the
chief address. Mr.. Wade H. Ellis
will preside over the meeting, and on
the program will be Mrs. Alma Clay
burgh of New York. who will come
to Washington especially to give a
an ohioan. Will speak on his exne.
riences in France. and will sing Q.
,na1mheg1pSshiR oW1e W1eNonneeitioaAs
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover
Have Returned From China
LIE Bretons and Niece
Will Return Tomorrow

The ambassador Of Argentina and
Mime. LIE Breton and the latter's niece,
Miss Lloveras, will return tomorrow
from White Sulphur Springs. Nine. lie
Breton and Miss Lloveras have been
there for several weeks and the ambas-
sador joined them the middle of the week
for short stay.
The ambassador of Italy. Senior
Ricci, and the military attache of the
embassy, Marquis di Bernezzo, returned
to Washington yesterday from New
York, where they have been for the last
two weeks.
The minister of Portugal Viscount
d'Alte. has returned from Cuba, where
he spent some time. and has taken an
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel,
where the Office Of the legation is also
established.
The minister Of Venezuela, Senior Do
minici, will go to New York today to
meet the special mission from Venezuela
which is coming to attend the celebra-
tion attendant upon the unveiling Of the
statue Of Bolivar. which will take place
in New York April 19. Dr.. E. Gil
Borges. who is the head OF the mission,
of Venezuela here. and he will be ac-
companied to this country by Sonora Gil
Borges and his children. The mission
includes six other men prominent in the
affairs of Venezuela, and they are ac-
companied by their wives. Following
the celebration in New York the mis-
sion will come to Washington and on
April % will entertain at a banquet in
honor Of the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Hughes, followed by a reception
and ball at the an-American Union
building.
Nine. Grouitch. wife Of the Serbian
minister. will go to Richmond. Va, Mon
day, April Is, to make an address before
the Women's Club on Serbia, in behalf
of the Serbian Aid Fund.
The minister of Persia, Mira Abdul
Ali Khan. will go to New York this
week for a brief visit.
The minister of Switzerland and Nine.
luncheon Friday in honor Of the United
States minister to Switzerland and Mrs
Hampson Gary.
The minister Of China. Dr. SEE, will
entertain an important company at din
ner this evening at the legation to meet
the Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. DENLY.
Senior Don Enrique Greenzier attache
called. and will return shortly to his
country, where he will be attached to
the foreign Office.
Mr.. Quesada, vice consul of Cuba, en-
tertained at dinner last evening in honor
Of Senior Eahia Siaila. the noted peet
end ateSnn311SaAoeadnga
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Mrs. Gore to Show
Dolls at Her Home

Mrs Thomas p. Gore president of
the National Library for the Blind.
will open her apartment at 1902 18th
street from 2 to 6 o'clock tomorrow.
for an exhi bition of period d-costume
dolls, loaned by Mrs Helen Smith
Wright. No charge will be made, but
voluntary offeHngs in behalf of the
library on the part Of those whose
motto II Let there - uEhks IN T.
HncaiRe6 lDh hr00oGDcfnfnd
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Executive MansiOnAssumes
Bright Social Atmosphere
At Dinner Honoring Viviani
Brilliant White House Function for Distinguished
French Visitor-O&cial Circles Socially Active
Otherwise-Ball In Pan-American Building
hiSNt
By SALLIE v. H. PICKETT.

"HE atmosphere OF official social
dignity the dinner there Tuesday night honor of NJ
Il Vice President Mrs Coolidge the dean
diplomats NJ Nine usserand OF the
Still another bit of former official activity added when Mrs. Cool
dge of her Wednesday letting
through her hundreds official life with
Harding Mrs Coolidge
informally week the
Club will for Mrs Harding Friday
The atmosphere M Club will she has long been
. member there
Gathering of
THE building
social life brings feeling delight
Washington
Mrs Hughes by Dr. Esteban Gil Borge minister of
Caracas and the twelve distinguished
New York and with he Minister of Dr.
Don Don M sinHs los ia as M sssPeas host I The dslega
OF State and their will add much aars
OF next week
RNCE ALBERT Monaco who sailed yesterday
especially Agassiz gold medal awarded in
recognition of his scientific his furry
the French army
Prince Albert recovering from attack of grip
prevent much social activity.
New Interest ond on Motor Trips.
WASHINGTON society folk
V. afternoon motor trip have found route delightful
Tuesday and Friday permits
Many society folk will witness guard of
automobiles The band Of the part country
give a special program on each occasion
WASHINGTON society keeping pace that of other cities and
Vhen finally rung down on such
the large will
have DANCED the and
charming and refreshing affair begins
uesay with the headdress ball the
Hreckndge Long will add another bright Quite
lime lin M with 18th these dancing will be the moonlight
to interfere with the glow of the moonlight. ~ - "
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Last Lecture Scheduled
For Alliance Franchise

At tho next lecture to be given be-
fore the Alliance Franchise at the
Washington Club, at 4:30 o'clock to-
morrow, N. Henri Guy. exchange pro-
fessor at Harvard, will speak.
/ EhiS lecture Wtn 3eths- last at the
Evening star., 1921-04-10
Dorothy Hancock Chapter
Will Meet With Mrs. Evans

Mrs. o. r. Evans of 3lth street,
Cleveland Park. will have the Doro-
thy Hancock Chapter. D. A. R., Miss
Marie Adams, presiding, to- meet At
hAr honA Ake z O'Clock Wadnao6aH,