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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
SOCIAL EVENTS



n 4 His Nans circlA KINGS
Daughter, closed ne ysaS's work
yesterday WITH the aanual social
meeting. which w. held It the
Aems Of 1rA J. Frsd Brown. 1897
fventy-sevsnth street. IN tAe form
q . luncheon meeting. llra. J. p.
AcKslvsy Of Moline. Rock Island
county president, and Mr.. J. n
Tuckts, president Of the city union,
were special guests together with
the members Of the Steadfast circle,
. new group Of girls recently or
ganised AZ Kings Daughters BY
tho entertaining circle.
Luncheon was served at 10
small tables, buffet style from
the large round center table in the
dining room. A basket OF pink
peonies and fancy grasses sraced
the center and snapdragons were
uss4 II bud vases on each Of the
smaller tables. SnApdragons we're
ues1 about Tie other rooms OF the
hcms.
Tolloving luneAeon, Mrs. Fiber,
9. Don. leader Of the circle, called
to1 he reoogt Of the charity and
sewing committees and OF the circle
treasure. Which showed the past
had besn . busy and profitable will
tor. AAnoancemsnt was made Of
the state convention to be held
at Chautauaua the second week
In September, and the circle de.
cided 10 send one delegate to be
appointed BY the chair. Mrs. Nc.
Kelvay and Nrs. Tuckis both
spoke on the convention plans
Each member II to earn 81 before
the September meeting, to go into
the delegate fund. =
Mrs. Brown was elected leader
for next year at the election which
was Z part OF the afternoon bust.
ness. the oficers being named as
fQlloWs:
Vice leader-Mrs. J. J. Foley.
Recording secretary-Mrs. Ken.
meth Stockdale.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. E
l. Hainline.
Treasurer-lliss Elizabeth Bry.
Ian.
Mrs. A. N. Bort and Mrs. Rob.
ert Stochdalo who were recent,
taken into the circle attended theil
first meeting yesterday. During
the late afternoon bridge va:
played, Mrs. Bort taking the favor
The next meeting will be held IL
September.
| Aid to Observe Anniversary.
| The ladies' aid society Of thu
Evangelical Church Of Peace viii
celebrate the 2t5h anniversary o,
its organization today and tomor.
row. This evening the men.
class will entertain the ladies At q
banquet, at which ". B. Mcintyre
will be speaker. The banquet will b.
in the church parlors. There viii
J be special services in celebration
of the event on Sunday morning
/ and Rev. William Martin Of st
Luke's church at Burlington, Iowa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
7, W. C., A. Activities,

The last meeting of the perma-
nent membership cor;mittee, Of
which Mrs. H. W. Ward is chair
man, was held yesterday at a
7:15 breakfast. Places were set
for "a at individual tables in the
big room of the cafeteria. A vase
of June roses from the ]. H. Haul
berg gardens decorated each table
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

[vifI dsllvss ~ anniversary -
non.
La1iss "a. diyisioa ~. l. vAish
Aas grown from : UenbsfahiD q
- nsoheRs to more thha - nsul-
befs IN The quarter q . csntufy.
will stage the celebration. The Sec
ond division Of the society has q
the present tine more than one
hundred members. Rev. p. J. Roll,
pastor Of the church, will preside
1t the celebration.
]. ". c. A. Activities.
About twenty council girls met
for supper last night and studied
the Sth chapter Of John with NLrs.
10. W. HAYES. e.
Monday night the Blue Triangles
will 60 out to the Watch Tower cot
tage for their meeting. having their
supper and spending the evening.
| All business girls are invited to
Join them and the girls are asked to
bring q sheet, pillow case and tow
els. Girls planning to go are re-
Quested to call the Y. w. C. A. at
least by Monday afternoon.
Allegro girl reserves went out to
Long View park yesterday after
school for . picnic supper. After
supper they held their regular meet
ing.
Former Reck Islend Girls to Wed.
Rock Island friends of the
Misses Helen Dorothy and Florence
Dorm, formerly OF this city and nov
Of Chicago, Will be interested in the
announcement Of their engage
ments which appeared HUoo0kly 4
the Des Moines Times.
Miss Dorm is to marry C. Ray
COnley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. e
Conley Of Des Moines and Miss
] Florence 10 to wed Leo Valerius OF
Des Moines, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Matt Valerius Of 119 East Eleventh
street, Davenport. The double
wedding will be celebrated Thurs
day, June 80, at st. Ignatius church
Chicago. The brides-elect are the
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Dorm, former Rock Island residents
Both young women are graduates
of the Villa de Chantal.
Mr.. Conley is associated with the
Mason Tire and Rubber company OF
'Des Moines. He IL . member of the
Beta Phi Sigma fraternity. Mr.
valerius will graduate from Drake
university this spring.
: Miss Parmele to Be June Bride.
Tri-city friends will be interest
ed to learn Of the approaching mar.
rage Of Miss Ethel Mae Parmele
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. F. NJ
Parmele, Of 1910 College avenue
Davenport, to C. R. Livingston Of
Davenport, resident engineer Of tn.
Iowa State Highway commission
The wedding will take place at thu
Mt Ida Presbyterian church, some
time in June.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

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49,. ~. n,,,a. sra s-isnds The
pcv scout hsra Iii, fnrnish music
~ 49, III 80. and nm
.ae ,us I'll 800 - 70.
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, Ane Aaee ~. s .as o,,d
ernoon, nsso = plSn'e s"SS~
Aono11os at s.'v nv r.
serves are Hs.lns - ene -. ;"
a. Iney Will take tne Iefty ~
davenport ana from tnSls ~ "
FeJervaly PARK ior . pic1ic supHe'
Iney Will return soout oclo
vmAeae'0rVWRaee Weou!"S 1v'
The marriage OF MISS nelen
BroWnlee OF Beftenoon, whose en-
gAgemeht TO Dr. v. vanleie oi
Iowa City, formerly OF Geneseo'
was recently announceo' y "a
event OF today. The ceremony
Will take place In the ga[0en u TUG
Br0Wnlee home ON the bettenoorl
bluffs in the late afternoon. There
will be no attendants. Kew. l. N.
tCohman OF the F1rst>Presoyterian
church, Davenport, will read tne
marriage service. A Wedding sup
per will follow, and after SNORT
trip the new home will be In Iowa
City. DR.. VanZele Is instructor IN
1.-THE department of operative den
tfstry 1t the University of Iowa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

Fhsss Csasss1lne Al Dspmensuli-
Fhsas lGsllm ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
- .UrnAU HYWA

r. 80 lrodp the Unlveeu1ty & I'LL
" I'M mag No. n ~ women
81 rsef Island cosnty vho hare
=. voeking for eGeAbllnh0e1t Of
= Ss1.e hareau IN The county. Miss
-, head Of ~ home eco
~ estsnstcn department q
- saiysfeIty, haSing IAsted Nia1
s.Sy pack. child tssalng specialist.
- ~ over msnbsglhip work n
d. eounty win he idsa q com
II ~ Ire permansnt oegaAinAti0n.
sse q expressed stAAt the local
Ess9s viii continue with the
snbership work n order to bring
~ nembsrship up % the required
W aad cooperation y asked to-
"a this end in every township Of
- county.
Saisa Pack was IN Msrcsr county
t,starday, where the homo burees
ssssai meeting Of the county was
~ a Aledo, and II in Rock Island
m ncFning to meet the omcefs 81
~ Island county to plan . psr-
ssneat organization meeting ct The
sa,iiiet possible moment 30 thai
Soek Island county will b in line
icr a advisor.
~ Dans, who was one Of tha
saaatery 1t the last days session
~ Illinois Federation a Won
- cIubs' annual meeting held laSt
- q the Drake hotel, Chicago
said ihat each state federation II
stvine concrete help in this move
nent. each being asked to appoint
I home bureau director who will
vork with Mrs. w. F. Jennings Of
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. home economics
iirector for the general federation
fhe stste director is to appoint
county directors from the fedora
don and all will cooperate with the
ststs leader Of home demonstration
work and her agents to secure the
best results and to create local do.
mand for the work.
The Smith-Lever bill furnished
he first federal assistance to thi,
work and Miss Bane stated thai
Illinois and New York are the only
Two states which allow the homo.
makers q separate organization oi
their own, all other states putting
this work in the farm bureau or.
ginizstion.
The significant fact in this worl
b that the home economics exten.
siof work makes a reliable source
3 information and for that reason
Il can be OF special service to thu
women on the farm and the womer
IN the city. who are both admitted
BY the Illinois plan. Country WON
en-. like Miss Bane. are not the be
nishtsd women they have been pic
tlrsd, but are up-to-dAte and OF
. par with their city sisters, ant
ths aim Of the home bureau Is Il
help both solve the problems O
home making, Many Of these prob
lsms will be solved. she stated
when our home makers realize tn,
importance Of their Jobs.
The home bureau" Miss Ban,
aid in concluding her brief talk
lis one Of the forces in educatio,
which should not cease with tn
leaving OF the school room, an,
home makers Of the future vii
study and improve continually
The goal Of the home bureau is
hrge task. Its aim Is to have ev
~ home an institution which
economically sound, mechanical
convenient, mentally stimulating
artistically satisfying, and social
psann0aih1o -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

GeId hled enamel snd silver nnish pieces, IL aassxt
ment splendid group. group hsvs been unable
to obtain to sell At this price, IN many seasons past
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

Observation-Disclosures
Iu1,dt.&q.
THE susY STORE on FIFTH AVENUES
} BUSY 0F0R8 On fifth AVENUE

Several Hundred Pieces Of New
Novelty Jewelry, Beauty Pins,
Bar Pins, Brooches, Lingerie
Clasps and Ear Rings. Very Spe-
cial Saturday, 25c
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
Schnelderman.Rupp.


Miss Anna Bertha Rupp Of Chi
caeo was united in marriage to
John Schneiderman Of Freeport at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Frutiger at noon yesterday. Rev.
James A. Carwile OF the Edgewood
Baptist church officiating. After
NE ceremony q wedding luncheon
vas served. Only a few friends of
the family were present. The cou-
pie will make their future home in
Freep0rt.
Class Serves lee Cream Supper.
Inc Cleaners class of the Edge
wood Baptist church served an Ice
cream supper on the church lawn
lat evening. A good crowd was
present and the sum Of SIS was re-
aiized. Music was furnished by the
orchestra Of the First Baptist Sun.
gay school Of Rock Island and was
heartily enjoyed by all present.
The occasion was further enliven.
"a BY the fact that Mr.. and Ma
!ona Schneiderman, who were mar
NED at noon yesterday, were pres
eat' and the young people seized
me opportunity to stage IN old.
fashioned charivan. The bride.
Groom responded nobly By gener.
oeay treating the crowd to Ice
cream.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

Oakeaf camp, No. 1495. Royal
Neighbors, will entertain at a card
party and dance this evening
at Woodman hall, Center Station.
Invitations are extended to the
public.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

For The hot sunDer days, thaaa
arc ideal gssneafs for csmfsrt,
ooea aDd pr1eEical They come IN
checked, basreA and striped din-
ity. flesh eslsr, hne lace trim.
safin ribbeu STRAINS,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03
Girls New Tub Froclls, Size.
,4,~. to ID Years, SIPS sssst

Made Of splendid quality eh.nesy dnghams, ssld cd.
Of pink, eopen light blue and light green's Attzae
lively styled panel eject h front. Psah ~ 0schst
~ psnal s6a1sd VIII nas1sW bfaek ~ vits leaid
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
CONGRESS ASKED
FOR new BRIDGE
Chevy Chase People Claim
Klingle Ford Structure
Is Unsafe.

The passing of lotion trucks and
a disregard Of traffic laws on Klingle
Ford Bridge. resulting in the un-
safe condition of the structure,
caused members of the Chevy Chase
Citizens ns'\Association. at a meeting
Wednesday night in the f. v. Brown
School, to pass a resolution urging
Congress to appropriate sufficient
funds for the erection of new
stone bridge. 49,
Lieut.. Col. p. NJ. Anderson, who
has been instructed to support the
new bridge movement, declared that
the speed limit of eight miles an
hour, over the old bridge is absurd
and ridiculous" The law further
provides that six-ton trucks can go
over the bridge, but trucks weigh
Ing from ten to fifteen tons daily
go over it," he said, and the disre-
gard of this law keeps the bridge
continually in bad condition and
dangerous"
"a best garden and property con-
test" the winners of which will be
given gold medals, was explained by
Ralph Given, Assistant District At
torney, and a member of the asso-
citation.
Endorsement for the construction
Of an institution in the District Of
Columbia for feeble minded children
was given.
That each member pay the sum of
30 cents for the upkeep Of the Chevy
Chase Branch Library was also
favored. F. S. Lincoln presided.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Today.

Today.
The Venezuelan Minister, DR..
Dominica, a banquet.
Special Venezuelan Mission
Inception, Pan American Build
ing.
Princess Bibesco. at home.
Senator and Mrs. Arthur Cap
per. a dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r GOWN, a
dinner.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. a dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Beck,
a dinner.
Mrs. Parker w. West, a tea.
Childrcn's play at the Holton
Arms little theater.
Miss winifred Holt, a lecture
at the Congressional Club.
Mrs. Wilfred Du Puy, a dinner.
BENEFIT motion picture show,
Admiral Sampson Unit. Ameri-
can women's Legion. at the
Knickerbocker Theater.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
WASHINGTON sSOCIETY-:-

Frank Hiram Smell. Miss Florence
Fraser Stiles. Mrs. Harwood Reed.
Miss Janet Richardson. Miss c. La
mar. Miss Helen +. Doran. Miss Mary
McClosky. Miss Sara Pope sGrosin.
Mrs. Z. M. Parks and Miss Ruth
Lolita Halpenny. Mrs. Theodore
w. Noyes will preside at the tea
table, assisted by Mrs. A. B. De
Lacy and Miss Josephine Carter,
Miss Virginia s. Caldwell. stu
dent at National Park Seminary and
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Andrew
8. Caldwell of Carhondale. ILL.,, is
one of the pages atAhe d. A. r.
congress this week.
WILL WEAR GOWN ONCE USED
BY MRS. MARTIN VAN BUREN.
Mrs. 8. n. Carter. regent of Co.
lumbia Chapter, of Columbia S. c.:
will take the part of Rebecca Worth
at the historical evening tonight.
The dress which Mrs. Carter will
wear was worn by Mrs. Van Buren,
while mistress of the white House.
Mrs. Van Buren was Miss Sarah An
gelina Singleton, of South Caro-
lima and the dress was loaned for
| this occasion by her niece, Mrs Al
len Green. of Colombia. Mrs. Car
ter's daughter. Miss Nell Carter, Is
one of the pages, appointed by the
State regent.
The I. o. o. F. will give a dinner
for 100 in the sun parlor of the Ho-
tel Washington, Monday evening.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
BIRTHS.

White.
Raymond p. and Marion Tallman, boy.
Carter II. and Mary d. Hites, boy.
Bert o. and Belle Troetschel, boy
Alwyn H. and Stella c. Cleapor. boy.
John and Catherine Finnegan, girl.
ALFRED v. and Bertha Hales, girl.
Charles and Anna Rodbell. boy.
Henry y. and Elsie G. sonnhbend, girl
Henry A. and Elizabeth r. stratton. girl
Andrew L. and Steya Z. Taylor. boy
Oscar A. and Mabel c. Kramer girl.
Joseph II. and Marie A. West. boy
Kari A. and Nellie c. Young, girl
william A. and Rosa Pullin. boy.
Daniel and Mary Z. Dogue, girl.
John and Mary c. Rubins, boy
PietrO and vincenzucu Profeta. girl
Grover o. and Mary f. Bradley, girl.
Celored.
BENJAMIN and Ruth PAyton. boy.
Leo h. and Esther Branson. girl.
James and Lucinde Green. boy.
Reley and Mabel Hamilton. boy.
George and Henrietta Henson. boy.
Arthur and Elsie Sutton. boy.
John J. and Josephine z. Neil. girl.
John L. and Mary G. sewell, girl.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
Sherif's Memory Lapse
SdUes Life of Neoro

SHREVEPORT. La, April 21.-
Lonnie Eaton, negro murderer
whom the sheriff forgot to hang
on the date set for his execution,
is wearing the unsuppressible smile
in his cell today. The State Par
don Board late yesterday commutef
Eaton's sentence to life imprison-
ment. Prison officials notified him
last night.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
DEATHS.
white.

white.
Marvin Bumphry. IS yrs. Garfield Hosp.
George Ashley. IS Emergency Hosp.
Ellen Van sproussen. 81. Home for Incur.
Elizabeth Frankel. "a, 5O6 lst st. sc.
susanna Happier, 81. T3J 9Th st. nv.
Ellen Dunn, 10, 2slO sherman ave. nv.
Julius Rosenbaum. .. 3s03 Ca ave. nv.
Colored.
Sophia Oliver. 81. Stoddsrd BSpt. Home.
Edna Williams Q, Childrpn'S Hosp.
Audrey V. Carson. ., 1925 y. J. ave. nv.
Lucien Moten. days. SO Fenton st. ne.
Infant OF Thomas and Luvinia Taylor. 5
nin.. 2830 G st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
wOMEN'S CITY CLUB
RECEPTION NEXT SUNDAY.

Mrs. A. G. McClintock will be
hostess at the directors reception
of the Women's City Club on Sum-
day afternoon. between the hours of
4:30 and s o'clock. Assisting will
be Mrs. Kate Arenholm Abrams, Mrs.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
Dutch Contralto
Pleases Il, Varied
Concert Program

PROGRAM
l. "Adelaide' .................. Beethoven
Der Lindepba um Schubert
An cine Qaelle" ...............s Schubert
oehgkeu .........''........ Schubert
ave haria ....................Sc Schubert
=. Les Cloches' ...................D .DebuSsy
Gteen '.......-......'....'. ....Deoussy
Pendant le bar .......... ..Tschaikowsky
Berceuse ..................Ol Old French
"Geluckir vaderland'' old Dutch FoIksonE
5. Japanese Death Song.
.................Ear Crsnston sharp
when l Bring Coloured Toys.
John Alden Carpenter
20 Mistress Mine. Roger ouiIter
The Cottage Maid. ........ Old Scotch
"Ye Banks and Bncs". ..... Old Scotch
Long. Long, Ago. "..........old English
An almost Unfortunately en-
thusiastic audience greeted Julia
Culp when she appeared in a con-
cert Thursday afternoon that mad
been postponed for more than a
week. Miss Culp comes from Hol-
land, but her program included
songs in German. French, Dutch, Old
English. as well as modern, and
Scotch dialect. Her contralto voice
has a good range and quality. she
sings with expression and intel
ligence, and her numbers were well
chosen.
Beethoven's Adelaide" though
essentially a mans song. seemed to
be perfectly suited to Miss Culp and
received prolonged applause. In the
suite with II were four other Ger
man songs, OF which the Schubert
Ave Maria" was beautifully given.
The second group included four
French songs and two Dutch. OF
these the old French "Berceuse"
was one favorite and the Dutch
Serenade." by De Lange. was an
other. Apart from the singing. this
last is a very exquisite composition.
Perhaps the most artistic num-
bers on the program were the Jap
anese Death Song" by Sharp, and
When l Bring You Coloured Toys"
by Carpenter. though The Cottage
Maid" seemed to be the most popu-
lar. Miss sCulp has good. clear
enunciation and her one fault is the
audible way in which she takes her
breaths. A number of the audience
were of the singers own nationality
and applauded her generously, while
she generous in turn. responded to
some of her numerous recalls with
encores. Her accompanist was
Coenraad V. Bos. F. H.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22

While the average length of the
public school term in the United
States is, a little over i6o days. the
average child enrolled in school at
tends 40 days, or three-fourths OF
the time.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22

France to accompany Nine. Curie
and her two daughters to this coun-
try. The famous scientist probably
will reach Washington sometime
next month.
Capt. Sidney Bayley, r. N. Alan
p. Graves and Harold II. Sims, of
the British Embassy staff, left for
savannah yesterday afternoon to
remain a week
Judge and Mrs. Timothy Ans
berry are again in Washington
after a stay of three weeks at the
Hotel Ambassador, Atlantic City.
HOUSE Or MERCY GARDEN
PARTY WEDNESDAY, MAY Is.
The annual garden party of the
House of Mercy will be given We'd
nesday. May IS.
Congratulations are being re-
ceived by Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Boyle on the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. Boyle was formerly Miss Mar
garet McChord. daughter of Judge
and Mrs. c. c. McChord.
Mrs. James Robert Mckee, of
New York, will be the honor guest
at tea to be given tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock by Mrs. Al.
bert Levin Richardson at the Club
OF Colonial DANES.
LADIES' AUXILIARY ST. JOHNS
COLLEGE, WILL GIVE DANCE
Patrons and patronesses for the
dance to be given by the Ladies'
Auxiliary OF st. Johns College in
the Catholic University Gymnasium,
tomorrow evening will be Mrs. ]. ].
Brosnan, Mrs. NJ. l.. Caldwell, Mrs
Charles j. Columbus. Mrs. jeremiah:
Cullinane. Mrs. John Crowley, Mrs
Alfred Costello, Mrs. Joseph Cipo-
lari. Miss Louise Dougherty. Nine.
Jaime c. de Veyra. Mr.. and Mrs
William II. DeLacy, Mrs. William
J. Downey. Mrs. T. w. Dunworth
| Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald, Mrs. Thomas
F. Finnin, Mrs. stephen A Gatti, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. \. Heister Mrs. Mi
chael Hennessey. Mrs. ]. Leo Kolb,
Mrs John F. Kelley, Mrs. James A.
keliher, Mrs. John ]. Kenny, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Leadingham. Mrs.
A. n. Mondell. DR.. and Mrs. DARCY
MCGEE, Mr.. F. ". Murphy. Mrs. T. L.
McEneany. Mr.. Charles A. Mccarthy,
Mrs. John Morris. Mrs. william Nor
ris, Mrs. John L. Powell. Mrs. Ed
ward ]. Quina. Mrs. J. w. Ridenour.
Miss Janet Richards. Mrs. G. Rcd
rock, Mrs. Charles W. Semmes, Mrs.
Dennis c. Shea, Mrs. Mary K. Turn
er. Mrs. NJ. A. Velatti and Mrs.
Charles L. Wenger.
A supper dance will be given In
the salon des nations of the Hotel
Washington by Columbia Lodge, No.
J, Friday evening, April 90.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
viii Receive
OhioD.A AR.
White House Reception
For Buckeye ID. A. r.
Delegates.
Rv EVELYN C. HUNT.

Mrs. Harding this afternoon will
receive the Ohio women here at
tending the d. A. r. convention oy
way Of returning the courtesy ten
dered by them in an invitation to
be present at the luncheon Of the
Ohio delegation Tuesday. The First
Lady was unable to attend. as she
was in New York for the Bolivar
celebration. She herself Is an Ohio
Daughter.
The Vice Presfdent and Mrs.
Coolidge were the guests of honor
at a dinner given last evening by
the Secretary of War and MIS-.
Weeks, later occupying a box at
the Daffodil ball.
Mrs. Coolidge had a small COM
pany of friends as luncheon guests
at the New willard yesterday.
MRS. GEORGE EHLE AND MIR. EMO
WILL RECEIVE SUNDAY, MAY
Mrs. George Ehle and William
Phelps Emo have cards out for an
afternoon at home Sunday. May s,
when they will receive a large num-
Der of friends.
Mr.. Emo is in New York where
he has been since Wednesday morn
ing. He will return to Washington
Sunday.
Mrs. Norman williams entertained
at a dinner of thlrty-two covers
last evening at her home on. Six
teenth street
Miss Adeline Oxnard was hostess
at a luncheon at the Shoreham yes
terdsy. when her guests included
Mrs. Dorothy william McCombs,
Mrs. Charles s. Bromwell. Miss Sui
livan. of Philsdelphia; Prince Eu-
gene Lubomirski. Count John de
Sails, L. Mccormick Goodhart, of
the secretarial staff Of the British
Embassy, and Maj. John Queke-
meyer.
Mrs. B. H. Smell, wife of Repre-
resentstive Smell, entertained al
luncheon Wednesday at the Chevy
Chase Club for the delegates to the
d. A. r. convention from Northern
New York.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
SAILS FOR EUROPE TO
RETURN WITH. NINE, CURIE,

The former Secretary of STATE,
cambridge Colby. sailed for Europe
aboard the Olympic Wednesday.
Also aboard the Olympic was Mrs
William Brown Meloney.> editor of
the Delineator. who has gone to
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
WILL GIVE DINNER
AT CHEVY CHASE CLUE

Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Green will
be hosts at a large dinner tomorrow
evening at the Chevy Chase Club.
Yesterday Mrs. Green entertained
at a luncheon of eighteen covers at
her home, 1897 Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. The table was adorned with
a large centerpiece of pink roses
and marguerites, surrounded with
small silver baskets Of pink roses.