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Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07
UNCLE SAM, MEDIATOR

fBN AssOulatcd FreSSl
SAN JOSE, Costa Rico, March T.
A narmistice between Panama and
Costa Rico has been declared pending
a final settlement of the boundary
questions through the mediation of
the United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07
CLARK FUNERAL
NV Associated Sr.SsI

NV ASN0Hl3 q f"U T0rSSSI
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The fu-
neral services for Champ Clark, held
this morning in the hall of the house
of representatives, marked the final
passing of the veteran legislator from
the scene of 26 years of political life
and leadership as member of con-
gress.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07

C. w. Brockman of Calexico will
take his seat as director of the I'M
perial Irrigation District at the meet.
ing of the board tomorrow. He will
take the place of j. M. Edmunds, re-
tiring.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07
u -
Daily
Weather
Report

Southern alifornia-Tonight and
Tuesday, fair; except foggy on the
coast. Moderate westerly winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07
MISS VENUS IN
OPEN SHOW Of
ALL HER CHARMS
Glorious Young Lady is Giving
Everybody an EyefuI Both
Afternoon md EUening.

Many Ell Centrans who gazed sky
ward off to the southwest Sunday
afternoon late and early in the eve
ming, thought new star had come into
the armament. Others guessed that
an aviator who has been filing over
the city was doing STUNTS with a bril-
liant light on his plane, and others
guessed many wild things.
1t was not q star at all, however,
nor was it q light On an airplane. 1t
was the planet Venus, which Saturday
came into position between the earth
and the sun, that through powerful
glasses it appeared as a crescent. To
the naked eye the planet appeared
more brilliant and larger than ever
before, that being accounted for by the
fact that the atmosphere above and
around the Imperial Valley is the
clearest of any spot on earth and thus
gives an unusually good view of the
heavens and its countless mYriads of
stars. .s.-.....1 .s..l -.t.,.-....z.z1 .
This afternoon Venus will give a
matinee performance about 2:45 o'cloc
and shortly after dark the sight will
be a most beautiful one The show
will last all of the evening and will
not be dimmed until Jupiter comes
along home in the early morning
when Venus will retire for her rolling
pin to argue this late hour business
with him. Minerva and Capricorn will
be along about the same time with
neighborly curiosity to look on and the
Great Dipper, larger than ever will
be on hand to scoop up any flying par
ticles. Even the little dipper will poke
its head above the Southern horizon
to see if it can be of assistance.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07

Walter Kibbey, attorney, returned
from Los Angeles this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-03-07

F. A. Croke. of Denver, is visiting
in Ell Centre for few weeks.
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r TRS. HARDING drove to Mount
MI Alto Hospital in the rain yes
terday afternoon to attend
tea given by the George Bald
win Mccoy Unit. American Women
Legion. After being received ny MrS
James W. WadswOrth, jr., president oi
the legion. and Mrs. Mccoy. president OF
the unit, she and Miss Harlan were es-
corted to the hut" where the WORK
of the boys was on sale. After admir-
ing and purchasing A number OF Things
and holding a heart-to-heart TeCep,ion
with those in attendance. Mrs. Harulns
and Miss Harlan were taken thIouSn II
many of the wards where the patients
are confined to their chairs or beds.
The Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
made a visit to Walter Reed Hospital
this morning. and were received IN the
Ped Cross hostess house. where bright
fire burned in the wide hreplace
and where number of the boys were
assembled for study and amusement;
They visited several of the wards and
talked with the patients.
This evening the Vice President ana
Mrs. Coolidge will be guests of honor
at the twentieth maple sugar dinner
of the Vermont Society in Washington.
which is entertaining at Rauscher S. IN
the receiving line will be Capt. ana
Mrs. Doton, President Bailey. Prof.
Votey and others. and Mr.. Wales Will
make the introductions. The repast
will he typically Eermontian.
Mrs. Coolidge will leave Washington
in the morning for Northampton, Mass,
70 visit her sons. John and Calvin
Coolidge, for about ten days.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes will be the guests Of honor at a
dinner to be given this evening by the
amba of Japan and Baroness
Shdchara.
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ID. &. wellesley Club
to Honor Mrs. PendIetOn.

The Washington Wellesley Club is
today issuing invitations to dinner
in honor of President Ellen F. PEN
dleton on May II at Rauschers. The
Secretary of state and Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes and Gen. John ]. Per-
shing will also be guests of honor. -.
Mrs. Oliver Hoyem is chairman or
the committee on arrangements.
"Cricri." the French play to be
given Saturday evening at the resi-
dcnce of Mr.. Franklin MacNeagh as
q benefit for the re-education "l
French soldiers who have lost IN"
power Of speech. promises to be
great success
Mrs. Bates Batcheller. the famous
vocalist. has been asked to sing.
Mrs. Cary T. Grayson. 1900 loth
street is chairman of the ticket com
mittee.
fair and tea for the bcneiit OF
the Animal Rescue League viii ne
given at the home of Mrs. W lii'a III
Mather Lewis. 2312 California stree. !: ..
Saturday afternoon. May =. iIo;i =
to 6. The fair is given by the ANNA !
Friends club. whose memotrs
Mics Louise McLanahan. Miss Eteanor
nr.stnn Miss sarah Durand Lewis.
Miss Emily Learned. MISS Nd r.
, 7 Iouisc Chambers. Miss Dorothy 'ui'
and Miss Elizabeth Waller.
Mrs. Roland joined her husoaho' ~
l., w Roland of Pittsburgh. at the
/ uotel Washington Yesterday aItei
! ,.isitine her cousin Miss Beulah Stew
cns at the latter's winter home near
palm, Beach. Fla. Mr.. and Mrs. ho-
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Miss :'t:rage's schoolgirl cousin.
Miss L: Scales. daughter of Ad-
miral -, 'lrs. a. H. Scales of An
napc!;" ~. - will be the flower girl.
and trt bridesmaids will be MISS
Chariot: IA. rage. youngest daughter
of Admi':.i and Mrs. Burrage. and
Miss Mar" and Miss Elizabeth Gwath.
mey of Norfolk: Miss Harriet and
Miss Aroostino Scales of Annapolis s.
Md: Miss Frances Myers and Miss
Alice Loyal of Norfolk and Miss Phyi-
lis Walker of Portsmouth. Va.
Rev. Duval Gwathmey of Wytheville.
Va. will be his brothers best man.
and the ushers will be Capt. Colema n
w. Jenkins. L. S. A.. of Camp EustiS:
Lieut.. Comma nder Lyal 4. Davidson.
L. S. ~. of Norfolk naval base: En-
sign \ g. Cook. L. S. n: Mr.. Selden
Taylor of Norfolk. MIR. Herbert Lang
horn of Alameda. Calf: Mr. William
Gwathmey of Nashville. Tenn: Mr..
Tayloe Compton and Mr.. William
Chase of Baltimore.
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nounced today by Mrs. L. w. Eu-s-
ter. chairman OF Flower day. Eight
flower booths TO be opened in various
Sc ections of Washington viii bc undeH
direction of Mrs. Thomas Wat; Greg
ory. Mrs William Claiming Johnson,
Mrs Charles cowies Tucker. Mrs. ba-
yid Meade Lea. Miss Elizabeth kcftr-
stein. Miss Frances Webster. Mrs
Henry Marbury. Mrs. Edward Weeks,
Mrs l. g. Il. Pierce and others.
Among the flower girls who VIII
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sell in the streets from trays will be
Miss Elizabeth Eugstcr. Miss kather-
inc Merriott. Miss Dorothy Gowen.
Miss Ruth Stoddard. Miss Florence
Hoskinson. Miss Madeline Riggar.
Miss Virginia Brown and Miss Helen
Smith.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart and Mrs.
Daniel r. DeVoe of Washington arc
spending some time AT the new AM
hasador Hotel. Atlantic City.
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Miss BurFaEe Weds
Mr.. Gwathmey TOniEht.

OF interest in Washington and in
Virginia. as well as to naval circles
generally. is the marriage Of Miss
Mary Graham Burrage, daughter of
Rear Admiral Guy II. Burrage. L. s.
", and Mrs. Burrage. now stationed
at the Norfolk navy yard. to Mr.. Will
liam Watts Gwathmey. jr, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Watts Gwathmey
of Norfolk and prominently related
throughout the south
The marriage will take place this
evening at o'clock in Christ Church.
Norfolk, and will be followed by a
large and brilliant reception at the
home of the brides parents at the
Norfolk navy yard.
Right Rev. Beverley D. Tucker,
bishop of the diocese of southern Vir-
ginia, assisted by DR.. Francis c.
Steinmetz, rector Of the church, will
officiate.
Miss Meeta Burrage. the brides Sis
ter. will be her maid Of honor. and
the matron Of honor will be the BRIDE
groom's sister, Mrs. Lyal A. Davidson.
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Italian 4 M bnssadOr
Returns From Newark.

Returns From Newark.
The ambassador of Italy, Signor
Dicci, accompanied by Signor Vittorio
Falorsi of the embassy staff, re-
turned yesterday from a short visit
to Newark, y. J.
Baroness de Cartier wife Of the
ambassador Of Belgium, returned to
the embassy last evening. after
weeks absence in New York.
DR.. Esteban Gil-Borges, minister
of foreign relations and head Of the
special mission from Venezuela. to-
gether with the other members OF
the mission, will visit Mount Yer
non today as the guests of the Sec
retary of the Navy, Mr.. DENLY, and
will place a bronze wreath on the
tomb Of Washington;
The party will make the trip down
the Potomac aboard the Presidents
yacht, the Mayhower. and luncheon
will be served en- route. Friday DR..
! Gil-Rorges, with Sonora Gil-Borges,
! DR. Jose Santiago Rodrigues and Mr..
Harry Chaplin Plummer, will leav"
i for lexington. KY. where he will
place a wreath on the tomb of Henry
! Clay, one Of the first advocates OF
! pan Anne ricanism. From there the
! marty will go to Boston, thence 10
! Providence. to Fall RIVER ana 10
y
; bers Of the mission will leave Wash
| inpton Friday for New York. where
| they will sail shortly. some 1or south
! America and the others for Europe.
Will he Guests
OF Honor Mt banquet.
/ The minister of Sweden and Nine:
| Wallenberg will be the guests or
/ honor at banquet to be given inns
evening by the American SSandina-
tga \ 81
toria Hotel, in New York.
| senator Irvine l.. I-enroot OF Wis
consin and DIR. Jacob Gould Schur-
man, former president OF Corneli Chl-
versity. will be among the SPEAKERS.
! The minister and Nine. Wallenberg'
who have been in New York since
Tuesday. will return Sunday.
| Capt. c. ]. Henry. honorary attache
| of the British embassy, Will speno the
week end in Virginia.
! DR.. Jose T. Baron, second secretary
! Of the Cuban legation, left the capital
! today for Cuba, where he will spend
two months.
t Countess Bonde, wife Of Maj. Count
/ Nils Ronde. military attache OF the
legation of sweden. sailed Monday on
the Auuitanil to spend the summer IN
sweden with relatives.
Mr. L. Mccormick k-Goodhart of the
British embassy staff entertained at
small dinner last evening at the
Purple Iris Tea House in compliment
to Miss Mary Lamarche of New York.
jRepresentative Hicks
and Wife Entertain.
Representative and Mrs. Frederick
c. Hicks entertained at dinner last
evening. when their guests included
the ambassador Of Spain and Sonora
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Twin Oaks Plays to
BE Given Saturday.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. Bell have
postponed the outdoor performance of
two plays they were to have given
this evening at Twin Oaks, their
beautiful country home, to Saturday
evening, May !. at 10 o'clock. The
plays to be presented are THE Dark
Lady of the Sonnets" and Aria da
Capa," in which professionals will
take part. on a stage built over "A
pool. the rim of which will extend
between it and the audience. reflect
ing the lights. The plays are to be
presented by Mr.. Robert Bell. son of
the hosts. who returned recently from
New York and has as his guest Mr..
James Reynolds. famous in the world
of the theater. to which he has made
some artistic contributions.
Mrs. William kearny Carr was
hostess at a luncheon today
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Miss Briggs Weds
Mr.. w. &. Goodman.

Miss Briggs Weds
Mr.. w. &. Goodman.
The marriage of Miss Thelma Mary
RriggS. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Briggs. and Mr.. William
Carl Goodman. took place last evening
at o'clock. at the Mount Vernon
Place NJ. +. Church, the Rev Daniel
NJ. Brown officiating
\ beautiful decoration of spring
flowers and palms adorned the church
and Mr.. Alfred G. Eldridge played the
wedding music The bride. who was
given in marriage by her father. was
attended by Mrs. Albert Nj. Briggs as
matron of honor. Miss Mary Trundle
as maid of honor and the following
bridesmaids. Miss Lorraine Rose. Miss
Ni"g. MIA PoSt!eS, Miss A.-,ir !C.'"rk.
Miss Marian Dankmcyer. Miss Flora
Trundle and Miss Wilma Jerman.
Little Anita Briggs was the flower
Goodman and the other men in the
wedding party included Mr.. Albert
NJ. Briggs, Mr.. Raymond G. Briggs.
Mr.. Earl Galliher. Mrs. Robert NJ.
Burklin. Br. Manly Cobb. Mr.. Joseph
Harrison and Mr.. Marshall johnson.
The costumes of the brides attend
ants were unusually lovely. carried
out in the rainbow shades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly
have as their guests their nieces. NJ. IS
Bessie Oler and Miss Ann Brown Olrr
Of LarchmOnt, y. y.
Gen. Pershing was the guest of
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Parrott
of Chicago yesterday at a luncheon
at the Shoreham.
Miss Myrtis Porcher or, Indian
River. Fla. will arrive in Washing
ton tomorrow to be the guest of her
cousin. Miss Mona Blodgett, at her
home on 18th street.
Maj. Ralph kingman. who has re-
Gently come to Washington in tho
Office of the chief Of infantry. has
taken the AuGur residence, 2l33 !
street. Mrs. Kingman. formerly Miss
Katharine Cochranc. with their chill
dren. has come from Boston to join
Maj. kingman.
Miss Mcdonald and Miss Webster will
not receive tomorrow afternoon at the
National Cathedral School.
Mrs Horton Pop" of Denver is the
guest of her mother. Mrs. Harriet Stod-
dert Turner in New Hampshire avenue
Mrs. Pope has come to Washington As
vice regent from Colorado in the board
Of regents for Mount Vernon. and will
remain throughout next week for the
conferences.
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Peruvian Am bnssadOr
Host mt Beautiful Dinner.

OF all the series of brilliant func-
tions planned for DR.. Esteban Gil
Borges, the minister of foreign re-
lations of Ecuador and head of the
special mission from that countr%'
and Sonora Gil Borges. none was
more beautiful than the dinner given
last evening by the ambassador or
Peru and Sonora de Pczet at the
Pan American Union building.
The guests were seated at one
large octagon shaped table arranged
around the fountain in the PATIO,
where tropical plants, palms and
trailing vines made picturesque
setting. Colored lights CLEANED
through the foliage which extends to
the glass roof overhead and para
keets. with their gay red plumage.
perched high above the diners. CIV
ing an added note of color. On the
table an elaborate decoration was IN
place. consisting of large plaques OF
pink Colombian roses. larkspur ana
Marguerites with tall Dorothy Per
kins rose trees in the center. the
pendant clusters of tiny pink flowers
falling in shower effect. ColCred
lights were reflected in the basin
of the fountain, which was edged
with ferns. and stringed orchestra
played throughout the dinner.
The guests included Senor Don te-
lipe Francia and Sonora Francla. Dr.
Jose Santiago Rodriguez and Sonora
Rodriguez. DR.. Manuel SeSundo san
chez and Sonora Sanchez. Or. Her
rera- Mendoza and Sonora Herrera
Mendoza and Mr.. Francisco j. Ianes.
assistant director of the Pan-Ameri-
can Union. and Sonora fanes. all
members of the special mission from
Venezuela. The other guests were
the ambassa of Argentina and
Nine. lie Breton. the minister of Cuba.
Dr. Carlos Manuel de Cespedes; the
minister of Venezuela, SenOr DR.. Don
Santos 4. Dominica; Senorita Ines
Dominica, the minister of Ecuador
and Sonora de Elizalde, the minister
of Colombia and Nine. Creta, the
minister of Uruguay and Nine. va,
rela, the minister Of Costa Rica and
Sonora de Beeche, the minister of
Guatemala and Sonora de Bianchi,
the minister of the Dominican Repub-
lie and Sonora de Joubert. the MINIS
ter of Nicaragua, Senior DR.. Don Ale
jandro Cesar; the charge dafaires OF
the legation Of Panama. Senor Don j.
f. Lefevre. and Senorita Ramona +.
Lefevre: the attache of the legation
of Bolivia, Senior Pablo Rada: the
director general of the Pan-American
Union, DR.. Leo S. Rowe; Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart Johnson. Mr.. John Barrett
the secretary of the legation OF Nene-
ZueIa, Senor Don Luis Churion; the
secretary of the Peruvian embassy,
DR.. Prada: Mr.. Franklin Adams, Senior
Comandante DR.. Don Leoncio i. de
Mora of the military medical mission
from Peru and Sonora de Mora. Nine.
Paulo de Godoy. Mrs. Joseph Hamp-
son. Senorita Aramburu, Miss Tulia
Tribe and Miss Ines Tribe. The am
bassador and Sonora de PeZet Will
entertain again at dinner Thursday,
May 10, when the Secretary OF State
and Mrs. Hughes will be the honor
guests.
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land will be here over the week end
and then will visit friends in Phila-
d-,rhia and so 10 Atlantic City before
returning to their home in Pitts
furgh.
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Society
Mrs. Harding Goes in Rain to Attend George
Baldwin Mccoy Unit, American
Woman's Legion, Tea.

de Riano. the minister of Switzerland
and Nine. Peter. the assistant Sccre-
tarv of war. Mr. Wainwright: Repre-
sentative u Mrs. John Jacob Eog-
ers. Mrs. Stephen Pell. Col James c.
Breckinridge. Miss Glayds HinckleH.
Miss Morgan and Mr.. Sumner Welles
The minister Of the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch were
the guests in whose honor Mrs.
Charles NJ. Ffoulke entertained at
dinner last evening. The other guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller
Collier. DR.. and Mrs David Jayne Hill.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. Miss God
dard of Buffalo. Gen. Nelson \. Miles
Mr.. Anthony &. Addison and Mr.
Lynch Luquer.
The minister and Nine. Grouitch will
leave for Charleston. w. Va. where
Nine. Grouitch will make an address
before the Rotary Club. They will
Mrs. Nnile TO Spend
| I he Summer Abroad.
Mrs William y. Eaile. wife of Rep
reSentative Eaile of Denver. will sail
from New York for Naples on May II.
to be absent throughout the summer
and early fall Mrs. Naile viii spend
part Of the summer in Rome and
about the Italian lakes as the guest
of Mrs. Willard Green. member of
the American colony established per-
| manently in the Italian capital.
Miss Muriel Piers. who is visiting
MIS-. Vale. was guest at the re-
ception and dance given by the
Speaker and Mrs. Gillette. and were
entertained at luncheon by Mrs. Ed
ward Everett Gam at her home in
Harvard Terrace
The British vice consul and Mrs
Lawrence have moved to 2400 10th
street.
Mrs. Wells GOodykoontZ. wife of
Representative Goodykoontz of West
virginia. entertained at luncheon.
| followed by bridge, yesterday at the
Raleigh. in compliment to her guest.
Mrs. Robert Archer of Huntington,
W. Va
| The guests included Mrs Howard
| Sutherland. Mrs. J. W. Harreld. Mrs
| r. r. Hooper. Mrs. &. H. Caraway
| Mrs. Fl. G. woodward, Mrs. Percy f.
Mrs. Fred bennett. Mrs. l.. S. Eckels
! Mrs. II. a. Cooper Mrs. r. J. King
Mrs. f. p. Hayes, Mrs. Homer Hoch.
| Mrs. J. +. Wood. Mrs. John W. Sum :
! mers. Mrs. Brook Smith and Mrs. Fred
Van Antwerp.
I Or. and Mrs. David Jayne Hill will
! be hosts at a dinner this evening.
/ yesterday after Il short stay in At
| lantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis enter
| tanned guests at dinner last evening
| at the Purple Iris Inn.
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HudsOn-Dudley Wedding
Ia Charming Event.

Pink roses. palms and ferns formed a
beautiful setting for the marriage of
Miss Violet +. Hudson. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas r. Hudson. and Mr..
Roland c. Dudley of Washington. for
merlv of Virginia. which took place last
evening at S O'Clock at the home of the
brides parents, 1908 Cambridge place.
A large company OF relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony. which
was performed by the Rev. William r.
Flanagan of the West Washington
BAPTIST Church. Mrs. John Stahl. who
played the wedding music. gave a
vocal solo before the ceremony. The
bride who was given in marriage by
her father. wore a modish tailored
suit of dark blue tricotine. with a
gray and blue georgette and straw
hat. the crown encircled with gray
ostrich plume; her corsage bouquet
was of bride roses and lilies of the
valley.
Miss Marion K. Greene attended the
bride as maid of honor. wearing an
effective gown of gray embroidered
taffeta. with a black tulle picture hat
sewn with sequins, and her bouquet
was Of pink roses. Mr.. Calvert Hazel
of Virginia. acted as best man. A re-
ception followed, when the bride and
bridegroom were assisted in receiving
by Mrs Hudson. mother OF the bride,
who wore a gown OF gray crepe de
chine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley left later for
a wedding journey through Virginia
and on their return they will reside
at 3003 Cambridge place.
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.FlOwer Day" Aids
for Salvation Army.
The personnel Of the Flower day
committee which will sell flowers in
all parts Of Washington "Wednesday
for the Salvation Army. was an
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guest for a time. has returned to her


home.
Mrs, W. p. Coler of Highland Park.
Detroit. Mich. is the guest OF her par
cnts. Representative and Mrs. W. w.
chalmers of Toledo. Ohio. at Congress
HALL Hotel. During the war Mr.. Coler
was ac;uary of the war risk bureau.
Mrs. kilburn. wife of Col. &. l.. Kill
burn. entertained AT luncheon. fol-
lowed by bridge. today. in compliment
to Mrs Garnett Zorn of Louisville.
Ky. who is the guest ot Mrs. Rowan
Lemly.
Mrs. Edward l.. Stock will be at
home this afternoon. from to 6
o'clock at her home. Stock home. Brad =
lev Hills. Md. to the wives of the
members of the Rotary club. Mrs.
Charles V Semmes. wife Of the new
" elected president of the local club.
and Mrs. Charles J. O'Neill, wife Of
the retiring president. will assist Mrs.
stock.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Crittenden Marriott.
who recently leased the residence of
Mr.. Edward Chamberlain. 1886 Wood
ley place. have taken possession. Mrs.
George Norton of Louisville, KY. the
sister of Mrs. Marriott, who was her
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Mrs. Charles J. Bell and Mrs. Jo-
seph Hampson will receive at the first
dance of the Little Season Club at
Rauscher's tomorrow night. and Mr..
Chester Lockwood will make the in
PRODUCTIONS.
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Miss Mcdonald and Miss Webster will
not receive tomorrow afternoon at the
National Cathedral School.
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Mrs. William kearny Carr was
hostess at a luncheon today.
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The ambassador of Italy, Sfgnor
Dicci. accompanied by Signor Vittorio
Falorsi of the embassy stan. re-
turned yesterday from short visit
to Newark, y. J.
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DR.. and Mrs. David jayne Hill will
be hosts at a dinner this evening
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Mr.. and Mrs Samuel A. Kimberly
have as their guests their nieces. Mss
Bessie Oler and Miss Ann Brown Olrr
Of LarchmOnt, y. y.
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Miss Myrtis Porcher OF Indian
River. Fla. will arrive in Washing
ton tomorrow to be the guest of her
cousin. Miss Mona Blodgett. at her
home on 18th street.
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Gen. Pershing was the guest of
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Parrott
of Chicago yesterday at luncheon
at the Shoreham.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve Lewis enter
tanned guests at dinner last evening
a t the Purple Iris Inn.
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Mrs. Stephen p. Elkins returned
yesterday after ii short stay in At
lantic citv
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Representative Hicks
and Wife EnteFtain.

| Representative and Mrs. Frederick
c. Hicks entertained at dinner last
evening. when their guests included
the ambassador Of Spain and Sonora
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-20

Sunday School-11:30.
Evensong and Sermon by DIR. John
II. Davis-7:30 o'clock.
All are welcome and invited.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-01-20
Not If As Rich AS Croesus

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could not buy a better remedy for
constipation than Chamberlain's Tab
let's. They are easy and pleasant TO
take and when the proper dose is
taken produce. mild and gentle eff
feet. They also strengthen the di-
gestion.