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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-02
REV. WH|TS|TT AND
MOLINE YOUNG LADY
WE'D AT ) O'CLOCK
0 T TAWA CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH PASTOR JOINS gENE.
DlCfS-WlLL RETURN HERE eE.
FORE STARTING ON EXTENDED
HONEYMOON.

The marriage Of Miss GeralGin,
| Mabel Long. daughter of DR.. and Mr.
j. H. Long Of East Moline. and Rev
William S. Whitsitt pastor of the
FIRST Cdngrt pational church in mi
ciiy "as soiemni2ed this afternoon a,
! O'CLOCK at the First Baptist church
~ East Moline 1he church wa com
lortably filled with guests to witness
the nuptials.
NJ the close of the church crremun,
large reception was held al the
Long home, SOC Seventeenth avenue.
East Moline, when large number Of
friends called to offer their best
wishes to the happy Young couple
Rev Whtsitt and his bride went
from Moline over to Rock island to
sprhd the week end They VIII re-.
turn 10 Ottawa early next week and
#Ill 80 to housekeeping in the Conpre
gauonal parsonage at sol Paul street
The parsonage has been thorouehl.
femodeled and furnished by Rev
NhltsItt for his bride occupancy.
Mrs Nhitsitt Is a yerv charming
and gracious young woman She is
the eldest daughter of Dr. and Mrs
!. II. Long, and is quite an accom-.
pll9hed musician After graduatipg
from the Moline High school she went
TO Chicago and entered the Wesley
training school for nurses in the Meth
odist hospital She was graduated
from mar iretit,tin, NO.. p ",' '''' u
has since hpnn fnlInuina hor 49,, ,,,9' ,,''"
sion in Moline gbn baa I'M, y, III,
music in tbe Augnet,oa ~ ''''
Davenport. Iowa
Rev Wbitsitt came to ottawa IN,
April | from Wisconsin to tal,o claran
of the Conversational church mn.
ing bis residence here ne has n,ada
many friends Several wears pravicu,
TO coming to Ottawa he preached IN
. Methodist Epiecnual chnrcb in Tyi'
touain.
lie is a graduate of Withmore col.
lese, the state PRESBYTERIAN training
achrol of the state Of Washington
WAich is IoCatel In Spokane, aud oi
tIie Garrett Biblical Institute, the the.
oIoRltal seminary of the Methods
'",'c"' Wllch Is located at Evanston
"n,l l7 ''hIiattd with Northwestern
"ilS'tt ~ hatiNe ot Indiana. /
,,'':,. ','" VIZ '"hh schumacher ana
th" ti,'''',' G.'lt from VttaWa to attend !
rh, ,,,..,,,;.,(.' ,''ne'
;ant ,,r',1a VI '''S E1'Id May |
F,.a,,i. pnp",'' nIl o''a"d SlTi ana !
tho - panta, .r 'P'.' ',''''''eh' "i
mon n.h, aan'.,., - anu eN,SeINlIe
NAM. r. arrin, ~, '''9 W.T." 'o'l-
,nlnmniaol J., Chiaa WI" war; was
At n,r,ncI, =, NE ms ','e''Io"i
,hurch no,nor oc ,,, 10y APoSt'eN
Drako etront, o., ~ "'e'i"e ana
,ectnr or ~ uN,,' - Dce''iN' tue
,fici,tod +'p'''o' church,
Mise Aim, ror,son s. 49,.
,,o girI anI i,,tia, , q 'o'li'er qua
''i',e I'iehuS OF tie
Mic Lo,,t ','' VI 'o''o''
,ou,n 20 Co.,, pe'ut'lu'
arpo hat ta ,natab w INIT WIN
# iinv Mini, roao h,,aa wi sage was
rhn no.,,;ae
,t,oo.t ,i,,,,Iiai.,, "' "o' ny 'ne
irnl ""' 'oiS "e"u-
ATr n,hho,t ,a !, II,
nm 10 o., 'lr '''N VI '''' WIN re-
noon, and will make their home on |
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-02
JULY 4 To Be OBSERVED WITH
A BIG PROGRAM IN OTTAWA
INDEPENDENCE DAY
WILL BE FITTINGLY
CELEBRATED
STORES WILL CLOSE

RACES, A BALL GAME, SPEAKING.
SPORTING EVENTS, BAND CON.
CERTS. A STREET PARADE, BIG
FREE STREET DANCE AND DIS.
PLAY OF FIREWORKS TO BE
SOME OF THE FEATURES.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-02
DELINQUENT GIRL,
'STREATOR PRODUCT,
TAKEN TO GENEVA
PEARL Drummer. RUNAWAY AT
II, IS BROUGHT TO OTTAWA AND
GIVEN HEARING BEFORE JUDGE
REck IN COUNTY COURT.

Pearl Brunner aged II, of Streator,
was taken to Geneva today by Proba-
tion Officer Launia Aussem. where
she will he placed in the school for
girls there. Pearl was one of two
Streator girls who ran away from
their homes about year ago They
were picked up by the police in this
city late one night.
They We're arraigned in the county
court, hut both girls promised to Ae
good If they were allowed to return
to their homes Judge Reck permit
ted them to return home, parollmg
them to Mrs. Josephine Wagner the
probation officer
Recently, like a moth drawn to a
flame, Pearl is said to have started
running around to public dances and
to have been keeping later hours
than II year old should II was
decided by the county officials that
she must be taken to the training
school to mend her ways.
Miss Aussem took charge of her
last Wednesday night and she
brought her TO Ottawa, where she
was held in the detention home until
today. The girl when taken in charge
by the officers was en- route to Otta-
wa to keep date with prominent
young man, with whom she has been
going recently.
Farmer Arrested.
John FOttomiy of Deer Park town
ship, for whom Ernest Steffle secured
a warrant last week. alleging thai
the former was after him intending
to do bodily injury to him, was ar
rested late yesterday afternoon by
Sheriff Ayers.
He was brought to Ottawa and
locked in the county jail until ioday
when he was given a hearing before
Justice of the Peace Koenig.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-02
THE WEATHER.

Unsettled weather with
probable thunder showers
tonight or Sunday. Con.
tinued warm.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-02

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
Marriage Licenses

Unless otherwise specified. all the
following applicants are from this
city.
Charles ]. Hanson. 81, and Helen
W. Smith. Is. The Rev. ]. c. Moore.
william c. Goodman, %, and
TheIma n. Briggs. 81. The Rev. d.
NJ Brown.
John johnson. 55, and Anna Jack
son. 35. The Rev. E. P. Brooks.
Robert b. Story, 81. and Helda NJ.
Shepherd. 22. The Rev. J. E. Briggs.
Floyd r. Maxwell, 21. and Bertha
L. Durfner. 20. The Rev. F. J. Hur-
hey.
william II. Siior. "a. of staunton.
Va. and Alva L. Cox, "a. The Rev.
II. r. Downs.
Carlos Collins. 23, and Ruth A.
Rennings, 20. The Rev. F. W. John
SON
Elijah whitby. 81. and Lizzie Nor
man. IS. The Rev. c. T. Mayo.
Otto Boswell. 81. of Arlington. Va.
and Ella l. Newton. %. The Rev.
W. II. French.
Isaiah r. Davis. IS, and Esther
Taylor. 81. The Rev: W. D. Battle.
Richard NJ. Brooks. 2s. of Rox-
boro, n. C.. and jamie Joyner. IS. The
Rev. c. P. Ryland.
Major s. Johnson. 81. and Blanche
Terrell, 1s. The Rev. A. ]. Tyler.
Joe B. Ryland. IS. of South Hill,
Va. and Mary L. Montague. IS. of
Roxboro, N c. The Rev. C. P. Ry-
land.
Wilson B. Jones. 81. and Dorothy
L. Waldo, Is, both of Richmond. Va.
The Rev. l. 1. McDougle.
Rowland c. Dudley, Sc. and Violet
Z. Hudson, 20. The Rev. W. r.
Flanagan.
John H. Brown. As. and Julia T..
shorter. IS. The Rev. T. Parker.
Percy G. Francis. "a, and Helen
Apmann, ~, of Terre Haute, Ind.
The Rev. p. F. Hall
Albert Mancini. 22, and Frieda
Brookhaus. is. Judge r. E. Mat
tingly.
Paul B. Monroe. %. and Caroline
n. Butler. II. both Of Columbia, Va.
The Rev. c. F. Thomas
Joseph Castor. 22. and EsteIIe
Lewis, 20. The Rev. /. Fealy.
Lorraine johnson. 90. and Alder
Temple. -. The Rev. W. A. Carter.
Charles E Howell. "a. Of Camp
Meade. Nd, and Ardena Kea. e. Of
Mobile Ala The Rev. H. T. Steven
son.
Alvin II. Brockwell. %. Of Ettuck,
Va, and lIabel e. Wade. "a. The
Rev. J. C. Ball.
Charles II. Norris, As, of Lcesbure,
Va, and Elizabeth Buck, 40, of
CORTLAND. Va The Rev. J. Il.
waters
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
To-day.


The Ambassador Of Peru and
Nine. Federico Alfonso Pezet. 3
dinner.
The Chinese Minister. DR.. Al
fred Sze, a dinner.
Eliot Wadsworth. Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury. a din
ner.
Representative and Mrs. Fred
erick c. Hicks, q dinner.
Mrs. James Parker. a lunch
con.
Mrs. N. 1. Bradford, Mrs. Fred
erick King, bridge.
Mrs. U. S. Grant, a luncheon.
Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller, a
luncheon.
StonewaIl Jackson Chapter No.
20. U. d. c.. May ball.
Mrs. II. H. Rousseau. q lunch
con
Mrs Charles M. FfouIke. q
dinner.
George Baldwin Mccoy Unit,
American women's Legion, q
garden party.
Mrs. william Kearny Carr. q
luncheon.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
SPEELMAN HEADS
HEIGHTS CITIZENS
Columbia Association Elects
Officers at Annual Meet
j ing.

Election ballots of nearly zoe
people were cast last night, when
Harley W Speelmsn, of 1889 Hobart
street. receiving a landslide of Ill
votes, was declared president of the
Columbia Heights Citizens Associa-
tion at the annual election in the
st. stephens Hall, 3o17 Fourteenth
street northwest.
Other officers elected were: Henry
c. Cole, vice president; Adam II.
Gaddis second vice president:
Elizabeth H. Hayden. third vice
president: J. Eliot Wright. treas
urer: and w. I. Swanton. secretary.
Resolutions were passed indors-
ing the daylight saving law and re-
questlng the Washington Gas Light
Company to install its experiment al
lighting system on Thirteenth
street, near Clifton.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
C0GNAC TESTED
ON BEAU,S HEAD
GIFT Bottle Dropped from,
Deck Knocks Waiting
Louer Dizzy.

NEW YORK, May a-The
King Alexanaer Of the Greek
Iise aeekel fe1ay with s,fl1
passensers frsn Athens. Ferry
sf fhen were sest 10 Hefnan's
Islsad for sanitation psrpeses.
Ane.g the sthers were 800
s1pieture brides1-gffIs wAs
have esDe 10 America 90 marry
men who know them only by
their pAefegrapha One Of these
brides was an Araenisa. Marie
Zagsrian. Her Assee, who lad
reeegnised her after q voyage
areunS the ship In shsnbeat,s
sent her ssDe carnations when
she let down . cord 20 Ain. She
returned the eoDp1tment ~
teasing hin . bsttie Of eeEnae,
hst II bounced on his head and
pIunge6 into the deep. He was
too dtsry to dive for "a.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

class Judges will be appointed by
the chairman of the sports and
competitions committee OF the
American Remount Association.
Street cars leave Twelfth street
and Pennsylvania avenue at fire.
quent intervals and stop directly
opposite the main entrance to the
grounds.
Mrs George Barnett entertained
twenty-four guests at luncheon yes
terday at her home. 2132 Bancroft
place.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
Old Clothing Wanted.

Residents Of Washington are be-
ing called upon by the American
Red Cross. District OF Columbia
Chapter. through its secretary. Mrs.
Theodore W. Richards. to send their
discarded clothing to the chapter
headquarters. 16 Jackson place.
Such clothing a. received to be used
to help clothe the thousands of des-
titute refugees in Poland, Austria,
Hungary, Czecho-Slovakia and other
Baltic and Balkan countries.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
DRAMATIC PRESENTATIONS
AT COUNTRY ESTATE.

The guests whom Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Bell have invited to their
country place, Twin Oaks" Thurs
day evening, for an outdoor per-
formance OF two plays, are assured
OF An unusual treat. for they are
to see The Dark Lady OF the Son.
nets" and Aria da Capo" present.
ed by professionals who will ap-
pear on q stage built over a pool.
the rim of which will extend be-
tween it and the audience. reflect
ing the lights. The plays are to be
presented by Robert Bell. their son.
who returned recently from New
York ana is entertaining his friend,
James Reynolds, famous in the
world Of the theater, to which lie
has made the most artistic contri-
buttons.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
Plan Disarmament Week.

The women of the United States
VIII observe "world Disarmament
Week" beginning May %. During
that time. according to an announce
ment by the woman's committee for
world disarmament here yesterday.
nationwide sentiment for the as
sumption of leadership by the United
states in this movement will be
focused upon President Harding and
Congress"
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
Miss Booth to Talk,

Details OF the program for the
mass meeting next Sunday at .
o'clock At the Belasco Theater when
Mss ENangeline Booth will repeat
her famous address, The WORLDS
Most Wonderful Story" were an
nounced last night. Miss Booth win
ne lntroduced by Secretary Of the
Navy DENLY.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
81 Offers TO Health Council.

Sixty-seven communities have sp-
piled for the privilege of being
chosen for the proposed child health
demonStration, which will be con-
Quoted by the National Child Health
Council.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
ENTERTAINs FOR son
WITH THEATER PARTY.

Mrs. Eliphalet Frazer Andrews
entertained with q theater party
at the performance Of The White
Gods Come" at the Washington Lit
tie Theater last, evening In honor
of her son and his bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eliphalet Fraser Andrews, jr.
There were ten guests in the party.
Mrs. Andrews will give a lunch
con for her daughter-in-law Sat-
urday.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

Prof. and Mrs. Augustus Trow-
bridge. who have been occupying
the apartment of Mrs. Barrett
Browning in the Connecticut. have
returned to their home in Prince
ton. Mrs. Browning. who is in Eu-
rope. Is expected to return to wash
ington in September.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
BELLINGERs OCCUPY
ROOMS AT CONNECTICUT.

Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Patrick N.
L. Bellinger have taken an apart
ment in the Connecticut and will oc-
cupy It next week. Mrs. Bellinger
formerly was Miss Miriam Benoist
Of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
jr., are at wardman Park Hotel for
q few days.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
sUFFRAGIsTs WIN
MRS. HOBART.

Suffragists claim a great victory
in winning over to their cause Mrs.
Garret A. Hobart sr., widow Of
former Vice President Garret A. Ho-
bart. one Of the strongest OF sntis.
Monday was her birthday anniver-
sary. which she spent at the Hotel
Ambassador in Atlantic City. ana as
a present TO her opponents. she
promised her vote at the next
election.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

filled and there were sixty-five ta-
ples Of 1--WE hundred" in the bail
room After the buffet supper there
was dancing in the salon des ma
tions.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
LIEUT.. AND MRS. wHIPPER
NOW IN LUXEMBOURG HOTEL.

Lieut.. and Mrs. F. r. whipper.
who sailed for Paris February s.
are now at the Grand Hotel Bras
seur, Luxemouog, after compIet-
ing q tour OF the war-devastated
towns Of France.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

Mrs, Adelaide johnson, the sculp-
tor. who designed the triune busts
Of Susan B. Anthony, Lucretia Mott,
and Elizabeth Csdy stanton, for the
rotunda of the Capitol. is staying
with friends at 1890 Rhode Island
avenue fer the next week. She is en-
gagged in collecting data regarding
the ceremonies connected with the
unveiling of the statue Of these
famous women which occurred in
February last.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
MISSOURI LEADER
TO VISIT HARDING.

E. Mont Reilly. of Kansas City,
Missouri. is in Washington at the
wardman Courts. Mr.. Reilly is a
personal friend of President Hard
ing and his preconvention western
manager. Mr.. Reilly is one Of the
most influential politicians in the
Southwest. which he swung for
Roosevelt when the Great American
was elected President.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

Mrs. Blain Beale. who has been
absent from Washington all win
ter. will return today and will oc-
cupy her apartment in the Con-
necticut.
Mrs. Philip Lansdale, who has
been occupying Mrs. Beale's apart
ment, is at the Brighton for a time.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
DAUGHTER OF GENERAL
TO WE'D AT ANNAPOLIS.

The wedding of Miss Fay Doyen,
daughter OF Mrs. Charles A. Doyen.
OF Annapolis. and the late Brig.
Gen. Doyen, U. s. NJ. c., and Ensign
Felix Leslie Johnson, U. s. N. will
take place in Annapolis June 1.
Mr.. johnson, whose engagement
to Miss Doyen was announced last
November, Is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Men. johnson of Aber-
deem, N. c.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
FUNERAL SERVICE
FOR MRS. MILLER
AT CHURCH HERE
Was Formerly Connected
With Many Local
Charities.

Funeral services FOR MIS-
Alice Townsend Abercrombie-Mil-
Ter. widow of Comdr. Frederick
Augustus Abercrombie-Milier. v. s.
". who died in New York Monday
after a brief illness. will be held
this afternoon at st. Johns Church
Interment will be in Arlington Gem
etery.
Mrs. Abercrombie- Miller, who was
IS years Of age, was formerly .
resident of Washington. While
here she was connected with many
charities. among them st. Johns
Orphanage and the woman's Auxili-
ary Of 81. Johns Church.
She IL survived by two daugh-
ters,, Mrs. Walter Tuckerman. Of
WASHINGTON, and Mrs. Frederic de
Peyster of New York. and a son,
Charles Townsend Abercrombie-
Miller.
Miss Mary r. Bents.
Miss Mary E. Bentz, 56 years old,
a washingtonian, died Monday at
the home Of her sister. Mrs Frank
G. Keil, in Baltimore. She is sur
viyed by three sisters, Mrs. Jennie
Trimmer. OF Peoria, H.; Mrs.
George Young. of Washington. and
Mrs. Keil, and a brother William
II. Bentz, OF Baltimore. Funeral
services will be held at Freder-
ick. Md.
GeorEe Forbes Kelly.
George Forbes Kelly. editor and
publisher of The Preferred List"
social directory of Washington and
vicinity, died yesterday at his
apartment in the Marion.
Mr.. Kelly was a graduate of Ho-
bart College. After graduation he
became headmaster of Deveaux
College. Moving to New York. he
founded The Art Review" became
advertising manager OF the Inter
national Studio" and published a
number of directories of art pa
irons
He came to Washington a few
years ago and has issued six So
cial directories. He is survived by
his mother. Mrs. Henrietta NJ.
Kelly; a sister. Mrs Mary c. Davis.
both Of Washington, and Howard
NJ Kelly, a brother. of New York.
The funeral services will be held
at the Marion. Twentieth and II
streets northwest. on Friday at $3.50
o'clock and will be conducted by the
Rev Edward S. Dunlap, assistant
rector of St Johns Episcopal
Church. Interment will be in the
family plot at Rock Creek Gene
terry.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
NEW YORK GIRLS VISIT
FRIENDS IN DISTRICT.

Miss Julia Coyle and Miss Kath-
crime Coyle. OF CsnAndaigua, New
York, are visiting Miss Marie Burke
of the Cumberland Apartments
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

There is one consolation. Once
our navy balloons were turned
loose in time OF war. the enemy
would have a hard job nndinr them.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

An abundance of spring flowers
were effectively used at the tea
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Richard Harlow at her home
''woodlawn." Park Lane. Rossiyn.
Va
Presiding over the tea table
were Mrs. Frederick Chaplin and
Mrs. william Black, while Mrs. Gar
rett Hulings and Mrs. A. @. Cook
were at the punch bowl.
Assisting in the dining room
were Mrs. William Hampton, Miss
Ann Squire. Miss Alma Ruggles and
Miss Heloise Sargent.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
GAFFs TO SPEND SIX
MONTHS IN EUROPE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gan will
sail from New York for Europe to-
day on the Adriatic. They will re-
main abroad six months.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

Bruce Ashley, of AsheviIle North
Carolina, is visiting his uncle, Nor
gan Brock, OF this city. Mr.. Ashley
was called to Washington by the
death of his brother, George Ashley,
which occurred last week.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
MRS. MARYE AND DAUGHTER
TO GO TO CALIFORNIA.

Mrs George T. Marye. wife Of
the former Ambassador to Russia,
who with Miss Helen Marye IL to
sail Saturday for California via
the Panama Canal. will go to Phil
adelphia with her daughter to-
morrow. In the Quaker City they
will Join Mrs. Edward Earl, Of Los
Angeles, California, who is a guest
at the Belvedere, and with Mrs.
Earl and her son. Edwin p. Earl.
will make up a party to sail for the
Canal. Mrs. Earl Is the wife of the
owner of the Los Angeles Evening
Express
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
MRS. LEMLY CONDUCTS
BRIDGE PARTY AT HOME.

Mrs. Rowan p. Lemiy entertained
twelve guests at bridge yesterday
afternoon in compliment to her
house guest. Mrs. Garnett Zorn, Of
Louisville, KY who will return to
her home next Sunday.
After the bridge play . number
Of additional guests Joined the COM
pany for tea.
Mrs. Richard Townsend entertain
ed at dinner last evening.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
SCOTT w. BONE GOES
fO NEW YORK POSITION.

Scott W. Bone. son OF Scott {.
Bone, formerly editor Of The Herald.
but now a resilient Of New York
City, has been transferred from his
position on the Shipping Board in
Washington to New York.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

Mrs. Juliette Low. founder OF the
Girl Scouts of America, and Mrs.
Arthur Choate. national president.
will be the guesto of honor at
luncheon 20 be given at Rauscher's
by the District council. The addi-
tional guests who will come from
New York for the occasion will be
Mrs. Everett Macy. chairman Of the
national executive board; Mrs.
Frederick Edey, chairman of the
national field committee. and Mrs.
lane Deerer Rippin. national direc-
tor. Plans for the extension OF
scouting for girls in the United
States will be discussed.
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman announces
that all those interested in scouting
will be most welcome. Arrange
ments may be ma ie through District
headquarters, 1906 Twentieth street.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

Mrs. Cornelia Van r. Campbell.
daughter Of the Assistant Secretary
of Commerce and Mrs. Edwin F.
Sweet entertained at a luncheon
yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

DR.. and Mrs. J. Ryan Devereau
spent last weekend in New York.
wnere they were guests at the Ho-
tel Astor.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
Mrs. George 10. Horning. who has

Mrs. George ID. Horning. who has
in contemplation a tour OF Europe
during the summer months, has re-
signed her position as President of
the Robert E. Lee Chapter, U. d. G.
It was with the utmost regret the
members learned of Mrs. Mornings
decision, and she was urgently re-
quested to reconsider by the Chap
ter and withdraw her resignation.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04
= VA SIINGTON SOCIET ~
Iseany Kelley. The wedding will
take place In the early autumn.

Mrs. Harding heads the list of
pstronesses of the May bail which
the Stonewall Jackson Chapter, No.
20 u. d. c.. have arranged for to-
day 1t the Hadieigh. The guests Of
honor win be: Capt. John II. Day
ton. u. 3. n. commandaDt Of the
Washington Navy Yard. and Ars.
Dayton: Col. william c. Rivers, u.
8. A.. commanding oficer OF Fort
Myer, and Mra Rivers: Mrs. A. Wal
lef. division president; Prince de
Bcarn, Of the French Embassy; DR..
Leo 8. Rowe. director general of
the Pan American Congress. Ad-
ditional names Of the young ladies
committee. OF which Miss Marie J.
Mcclure u chairman. are: Mildred
Wafriek. Dorothy Caniey. Grace
Eastman, Rebecca Dial. Alice kim
Katherine Pitts, Elaine Basaro,
Gertrude Alexander ,Beatrice Nc
CURE. the Misses Steagaii. Elizabeth
saisoks Pierce. Mary Ellen Blancn-
ard, Elizabeth Koones, Elise Carofa
Linder, Katharine Dial, Mary Am
bier smith, Marshall Brookes. KAth-
arine Mansfield, Elsie Montgomery,
Daviette Ficklln. Margaret Blaine
crosson. Dorothy bennett. Sabine
wallace, Margaret Cockreii, Helen
Montgomery, Rosemary Bales, Ellis
abeth Sales, Frances RAnssn. LII
iian Chenoweth. Dorothy King,
Regina Kimmell, Jack Ward. Mar
garet Palmer. Laura Tavener, NIL
lisa II. Hillard. Miss Applegate,
while May Darrow, Fay Drennon,
Blanche Cooksey, Lillian wumer,
Marguerite Barnes and Maria N
Davidson. Mrs. Frank Morrison Is
president Of the chapter: Mrs. Ben
jamin Soule Gantz. chairman, and
Mrs.. Albion wilkins Tuck, vice
chairman of entertainments: Miss
Marie J. McGuire, chairman, ana
Miss Margaret Mansfield. vice chair
man OF young ladies; Mrs. Charles
Hamilton Fred, chairman, and Mrs.
Fannie Shreve Heartsill. Vice chair
man of mems committee; Mrs.
James r. Johnson. chairman, and
Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb. vice chairman
of patronesses: Mrs. Ida o. Trenis,
chairman. and Mrs. c. Viola Fee
lows, vice chairman OF press
George Rawlins, chairman. and Col.
+. @. Donaldson, u. 8. A, vice chair
man Of the fioor committee. Repre-
sentative Speagall will mako the
presentations to the receiving line.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

The dance and card party given
last night at the Hotel Washing
ton for the beneft Of the new school
building Of the Church OF the Holy
Comforter was q great success and
netted handsome sum. All of the
forty-five tables In the sun parlor
on the roof OF the Washington were
The Washington herald., 1921-05-04

: Mrs. Allen T. Treadway, wife of
CONGRESSMAN Treadway. of Massa-
chusetts. is sotourning at Hotel
Trayrnore, Atlantic City, where Mr..
Treadway spent the weekend.