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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-11

Fashioned of Trieotine, Polo cloth Ramona,
Serge Tinseltone Bolivia, plain and checked
yeaours. CoIors of brown. navy, gray, tan,
green and copen. Regular and stylish stout
sizes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-11
SOCIAL EVENTS
Mrs. Russ Committee Chairman.

Committees were named yester-
day morning by the executive board
of the Davenport Catholic Wom-
ems league for the league refresh
ment booth Mt the Mississippi VAL
ley fair of next week, the meeting
being at the library. The commit
tees are as follows:
Chairman-Miss Marguerite Hal
hgan.
Dining room - Miss Anna En-
right.
Pies-Mrs. D. c. Macken.
Sandwiches and coffee-MrS- T.
Kelley. Mrs John Gimble, Mrs.
John Quinn.
Pop and ice cream-Mrs. W. Tur-
ner.
Hot dogs-Mrs. W. B. Evitts.
Meats-Miss Ricardo Ryan.
Finance - Mrs. ]. H. Hart and
Mrs. J. A Cock.
Transportation Mrs. George
Turner.
Illinois chairman Mrs. W. A.
Russ of Rock Island.
Ruth's Band in Moline.
Miss Eleanor Scott of 171S Four
teenth avenue, Moline, was hostess
yesterday afternoon to the members
of RRths Mission band of the
Broadway Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Richard Lift had charge of
the program and the afternoon top
ic was THE South American Out
look. Letters from various mis-
sionaries stationed at the different
mission centers in South America
were read by several members. AT
the conclusion of the study little
Miss Virginia Hallgren favored
with a picnic solo. Tea was serv-
ed by the hostess during the social
hour.
The band will meet on Sept a.
the place to be announced later.
Miss Liberman for Miss Harris.
Miss Deborah Liberman of 1916
Davenport avenue, Davenport, en-
tertained eight Tri-city couples last
night at her home at a party given
in honor of her cousin. Miss Edith
Harris of Michigan. Bunco was
played, in which prizes went to
Miss Blanche Sosna and James j
| Shepro of Davenport and the con-
| SOldLlOu ldNOF lGll W DSu GACCA-
field of Davenport
| Dancing and music were also di-
versions of the evening and the
hostess served a delicious lunch
| late in the evening, Garden
flowers were used about the rooms
LuncheOn-Bridge for Newcomer.
Mrs. Harry Ballard entertained
at a prettily appointed luncheon
bridge yesterday at her home, 215
West Sixteenth street, Davenport
honoring Mrs. John Rolling of Kan
sas City, who, with her husband
| has come to reside in Davenport
! Mr.. Rolling having reentered the
| Ballard Drug and Dental company
employ after a seven years alb
! sence.
Mrs. Rolling was a bride of re-
cent date She is the possessor OF
fine voice and will be welcomed
/ in musical circles. Mrs. Rue OF
Kansas City, her mother. who is
here on a short visit, and Miss Mil
dred Stewart of Fort Dodge were
out-of-town guests of the after
| noon. The games were played al
| four tables, and there were favors
for the guest of honor and for
scores. Refreshments were served
at the tables at o'clock. Mrs. Bal
lard is entertaining at a porch tea
| from 3 to 5 o'clock this afternoon
} at her home for Mrs. Rolling, the
guests to be a few intimate friends
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-11
Observation-Disclosures
ChaS. Clair
GROCERY
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY

GRADUATED sugar, 10 lbs 80. Csc
Red Top -four. AZ ID sack -. .S2.S5
PilIsbury -four. 40 lb sack .--S2.e9
Komo -four, 9Ib sack $1,000 $3.50
Creamery butter, Id &c
Tomatoes, No. 3 can 2 for 49,. Csc
Peas, 2 cans Csc
Kidney beans, 2 cans .....-. Csc
Del Monte spinach, 2 large cans 45c
Libby's milk. 2 tall cans 800. CSC
Hebe milk comp. tall can .... 1Oc
Kellogg corn fakes, large pkg .1Sc
Crescent macaroni, noodles or
spaghetti, 5 pkgs .20c
Peaches, in heavy syrup, large
can SOC
Del Monte peaches, can 95c
Sliced pineapple, large can,
at. -SUC ana doc
None Such pure fruit preserves,
2 small jars --..-..-.-...sS c
Bartlett pears. large can .. SOC
Black raspberrieS, No. 2 can soc
None Such pure fruit preserves.
jar 500. 35c
Flag brand fruit jam, jar -. .S5c
Pink salmon, 2 tall cans Csc
Toilet paper, small rolls, :. Csc
Flake White soap, 10 bars -. .55e
P. & G. white naptha soap, 10
bars ..-.-...---.-..- .6Sc
4 lbs granulated sugar and lbs
peaberry coffee for ...... 81 90
Olivilo soap, bars Csc
PHONE r /. S6S
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-11
Committee Announces
Programs for Music
Department Meetings

a-sa nrogram committee of the
,,sic department of the Rock Is
iard Wornan's club has completed
The program for the season opening
net Is. Following is the outline,
osscers for the year and standing
Committees as announced:
Oct Miscellaneous, Mrs. w.
RruIl. chairman. Program given
- Miss Dorothy Deisenroth, Mrs
WalIace Warren, Gabriel Gurnaey,
Mics Elizabeth Roth, Miss Helen
partz Miss Loretta Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs John Kraiser, Miss Catherine
ueimbeck and Mrs. G. Arthur Nell
son. :,
naIang. chairman. Program given
bv Mrs. E. A. Applequist, Mrs. w.
! Krull, Miss Marjorie Sala and
other talent.
Dec. 27.-Christmas music, Mrs.
LR. Kennedy, chairman. Program
given by Miss Mable Arnell, Mrs.
John Cunningham, Mrs. John Nc
Greevy, Miss Ruth Coy, Mrs. Ven
BENSON and other talent.
Jan. 24-Youth's Program, Mrs.
Morris Cook, chairman. Entire pro-
gram given by local children
Feb. 2S-Indian music, Mrs. A. F.
Sala. chairman. Program given by
Miss Bessie Reiss, Miss Margaret
Sears, Harry Ramsdall and other
talent.
March 2S-American music, Mrs.
J.. l. CLANCY. chairman. Program
given by Mrs. Fred Soper, Mrs. F.
Z. Sudlow and other talent.
April 25-American women COM
posers, Mrs. William r. Aster,
chairman Program given by Miss
Margaret Carnaghan, Miss Nellie
Swanson, Mrs. Gertrude Smith,
Philip Licata and other talent.
May 23-Annual meeting, spring
music, Mrs. Ben Benson, chairman.
Program given by the music depart
ment quartet and other talent.
Chairman-Mrs. William Ulle-
meyer.
Vice chairman-Mrs. Ben Benson.
Secretary-Mrs. Fred Soper.
Treasurer-Mrs. E. A. Barnett.
Registrar-Mrs. Charles E. Bryan
Doorkeeper-Mrs. J. L. Dickman
Assistant doorkeeper-Mrs. G. A
Virgins and Mrs. E. A. Johnson.
Program committee-Mrs. Ben
Benson, chairman, Mrs. A. F. Sala
Mrs Morris Cook, Mrs.--Fred De
Long. Mrs. J. l. CLANCY, Mrs. Will
liam r. Aster, Mrs. W. J. Krull, Mrs
L. r. Kennedy.
Press-Miss Claire Van Calder.
Reception-Mrs. W. c. Bassett
chairman, Mrs Sidney Anderson
Mrs. c. T. Harris, Mrs Robert KaIe
Mrs. William Ogden, Mrs. Joe Han
son, Mrs. Andrew Dahlen, Mrs. John
MCGEE, Mrs. Elizabeth Beckwith
Membership-Mrs. Clara Hamp-
ton, chairman, Mrs. W. P. Claus
sen, Mrs. ]. ]. Ingram, Mrs. G. w
Reddig, Miss Katherine Roseberry
Mrs. l.. B. Kinds, Mrs. H S. Boil
nan, Mrs. ]. II. Liedtke, Mrs Eu-
gene Ramser, Mrs. Fred Strate
Mrs. Ben Stewart, Mrs. Emma
Gamble, Mrs. T. NJ. Gadient
Tri-City Musical association, one
year-MrS. Fred belong.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-11

Presenting plain and checked veIours, Bolivia,
Ramona. Polo cloth. Tinsetone, tricotine and
serge, coloFs in gray navy, tan, copen and
green. Regular and stylish stout sizes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-11
Circle Has Picnic.

Be-Ye-Kind circle, Kings Daugh-
tiers. held its first picnic yesterday
at the home of Mrs. G. c. Wenger,
1206 Twenty-ninth street. The eve
ming was spent on the porch, play
ing 500. Miss Marguerite Foote re-
ceived the prize in the game.
A delicious picnic lunch was
spread on the table set on the porch
at the conclusion of the game. AS
Yesterday was the hostess birth
day, the circle presented her with
a gift There was a birthday cake
with candles in honor of the occa-
sion. Many pretty garden flowers
decorated the porch.
The circle will hold it's next meet.
ing on Sept. 6, at the home of Miss
Rose Carnes, 1888 Seventh avenue
when the call work will be started
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-11
Mrs. schatz Celebrates Birthday.

Mrs. Chris Schatz celebrated her
30th birthday anniversary Tuesday
with a party at her summer camp
on Rock river. A company of rs
friends went to the camp in the
afternoon and enjoyed a camp sup
per. During the evening Mr.. Schatz
gave violin numbers and Miss
Ryan sang. Mrs. Schatz was pre-
scented with a wrist watch as a
birthday gift. There were several
out-of-town guests.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-11
HOgarth- Baldwin.

The marriage of Miss Marie Bald
win, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lie
wellyn Baldwin of 1925 Kirkwood
boulevard, Davenport, and William
Hogarth of Chicago, was a cere-
mony of yesterday morning taking
place at $3.50 in the First Presby-
terrain church. Rev. L. NJ. Coffmann
read the marriage service in the
presence Of a company of relatives
and friends.
Kenneth Bailey at the organ
played a short program of nuptial
songs before the arrival of the
bride, who was announced by the
Lohengrin bridal chorus.
The couple came intogether I'M
attended. The bride wore a gown
OF terra Gotta Canton crepe of a
tailored fall model embroidered in
silver in conven tional design. Her
hat was of black chenille and her
flowers were rose buds in corsage
arrangement
The wedding breakfast was at
Wyanoke Inn where only the i'm
mediate family were guests and
covers were laid for 10 at the
flower trimmed table. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hogarth will motor north for the
wedding trip in the groOm's car,
ana will be at home after Sept is
in Chicago
The bride is a graduate of the
Davenport schools and was for a
time connected with the office
staffs of the Federal Surety COM
pany.
Mr. Hogarth was superintendent
NO a
Federal Surety company. He has an
enyiable war record having been in
service overseas for IL months and
received a citation for bravery from
General Pershing. He now holds
responsible position with a promi-
nent Chicago firm.
Mrs. S. Greenhut, sister of the
groom, of Chicago, Mrs. ]. E. John
soE of Marsailles, ILL.,, and Miss
Anne E. Hussey of Kansas City
were out of town guests who came
ior the wedding.
Auxiliary Entertained in Atalissa.
Mrs. James Hayes OF Atalissa
Iowa, entertained the sewing cir
Gle OF the Grand International Aux
llary to the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers yesterday at her
nome. A group of Rock Island
women left the city on the noon
Train and enjoyed the afternoon
meeting at the Hayes home. A
sumptuous supper was served by
the hostess.
Those attending from Rock Is
and were Mesdames ]. P. Kali, Will
nam Pender, Jerry Mansfield, Ed
ward Lawless, Henry krebs, A B.
Stroat, ]. l.. Williams, c. B. Stan
ION, Carl Williams, A c. Hotchkiss
q. Flaherty, A T. F1aherty, A. NJ
Aough and Mrs. John O'Farrel.
Cieland Aid With Mrs. Curtis.
Mrs. w. s. Curtis was hostess
yesterday afternoon to the mem
oers of the ladies' aid society OF
me Cleland Presbyterian church al
hef home. 2413 Twelfth street FIT
teen members were present and
at the business meeting the fail
and winter work plans were dis
cuSsed. There was a social time
when the hostess served lunch
The next meeting will be held on
Aug. 81 X
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-11
Courtesies for Mrs. Lamb.

Mayor and Mrs. Charles P. Skin
ner Of Moline entertained last eve
ring at small supper party at
their home, 1917 Eleventh avenue,
as courtesy for Mrs. C. R. Lamb
or Minneapolis, the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deere Cady of
Moline. There were covers for
eight and the after dinner hours
were spent informally.
There are to be a number of af-
fairs for Mrs. Lamb during the
next few days. Mrs. David NJ
King is giving luncheon this noon
at the commandant's residence a:
Rock Island arsenal POST for Mis-.
Lamb. There are covers for nine.
Miss Alice Fuger of Washington,
D. c., a sister of Mrs. King, is also
an honored guest.
Tomorrow night Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bu.terworth of 'HiIlcrest"
Moline, give a dinner and Saturday
noon Mrs. Frank SiIloway enter
tains at a small luncheon at her
home, 901 Nineteenth street, Mo-
line.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YoRK HEaALp.
ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. 25.-Among the
New York folk arriving at the Traymore
to-day were Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Whitney.
William Sloane Mr.. and Mrs, w. J.
Mosher. Alvin Hunslcker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland u. Dodge. Mrs. Oliver Smith
Cornelius. Miss Janet Adair and Miss
Gladys Caldwell.
New Workers who passed the week end
Mt the Marlborough h-Blenheim were DR..
and Mrs. c. p. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. 4. Ger-iardt. Mrs. A. Il. Jones, WILL
lam F. Rupert.
Arrivals from New York Mt the Chal-
fonte Haddon Hall include Miss Florence
O'Brien and Miss OBrien. M and Mrs.
Y. NJ. Weir and the Misses Claire and
Grace Pagel of Brooklyn; Mr.. J. KEN
nedy Lewis, Miss Ethel Guyson.
Mrs. III. j.. Maher and Miss A. C..
Dolan arrived at the Dennis from New
York. A Brooklyn party there COM
rrsod Mr. and Mrs. John r. Henry, John
7. Henry. Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lynch.
New York arrivals at the Ritz Carlton
Included Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Lewis,
Mr.. +. T.. Hall. Mr.. Byron Chandler,
Mrs. l.. II. Hammorslough and Mr.. Will
lam J. Hammerslough. Mr.. Frank J. VIII
rtack. Mr.. and Mrs. Startling II. Busser.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
Bill of Rights
For Women Seeks
Equality With Men
National Party Proposes Con.
stitutional Amendment to
Insure New Status.

WAsH:ScToF-. Sept. 15.-A woman's
bill OF rights" proposed for enactment
by the Federal and all State govern
rlents 70 rcrnove all legal discrimlna-
ions against women. was outlined to-day
In s,.i,ement by the national woman 8
party
The programme Includes p new con-
5titutional amendment. declaring that
mo political. civil or legal disabilities
or inequalities on account Of sex, or on
account of marriage" shall prevail, to-
gether with a bill to give woman the
same rights. privileges and imnlunities
as men.
It was announced that Senator Curtis,
Republican (Kan.), and Representative
Fcss. Republican (Ohio), would intro
duce the proposed constitutional amend
ment in Congress October /, and that
copies of the new bill had been sent
t. all State chairnen of the woman's
party except Wisconsin. which already
his enacted the law.
Women have the right upon mar
riage to choose their names and have
equal voice In the custody of their chill
drer, legitimate or illegitlmate, under
the proposed new bill of the women's
Organization.
Other legal rights for women proposed
include suffrage, eligibility for all of
fices freedom OF contract. choice OF
domicie. residence or name. jury SER
wee, acquisition and control of property.
control OF labor and earnings, eligibility
for fiduc!ary positions. equality In
grounds for divorce and immunities ard
penalties sor sex offences.
All common law disabilities OF women
would be abrogated under the legisla-
i'm.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
WEDDING NOTES.

Mrs. William Du Bose Stevens of 2o94
Fifth avenue has announced the mar
riage OF her daughter, Miss Marion
Marjorie Stevens. to Mr.. Arthur Allen
Eberly on September 15 In st. Johns
Cathedral. Buenos Aires. Argentina.
Mr. Eberly and his bride will live in
Buenos Aires.
Announcement was made yesterday
OF the marriage of Miss Hester Anne
Van Arsdale. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Van Arsdalc, on September II
at the home OF her parents. $40 Lincoln
avenue. Orange. N. j.. TO Mr.. Charles
d. Wetmore of Newark. ". j.. by the
Rev. DR.. Edmund A. WATSON OF
Newark. Owing to a recent death In
the brides family only relatives and a
few friends were invited. Mr.. and Mrs
wetmore will live at 2S Orchard street
Newark. Mr.. Wetmorc Is. son of the
late Frederick C. Wetmore and Mrs.
Wetmore OF Newark.
Miss Ruth Adele Prngle. daughter OF
Mrs. William Drodie Pringle OF 541
West 124th street. will be married 10
Mr. Allen Ross Cobb Of Babylon. l.. l.,
Wednesday In the West End Presby-
terian Church by the Rev. DR. A. Edwin
Keigwin.
Thc Wedding OF Miss Mary McDon-
ough. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bernard McDonough, 272 West Nine
tieth street. to Mr.. Leonard Augustine
Page of Brooklyn. will take place on
Monday. October 3, at the Church OF
st. Ignatius Loyola. A reception will
be held at the st. Regis.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
Miss j. d. Palms
VIII Be Married
in Paris To-day
Mr.. Percy A. Rockefeller Chief
Guest at Lunchcon-Amer-
leans Abroad.

Special Cable to THE NEW York HERALD.
New York HernId Bureau.
Paris, Sept. rs.
An American wedding will take place
In the Church OF Madelein here to-mor-
row. that OF Miss Josephine ID. Palms
and Alfred Casgrain. Miss Palms is
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
l.. Palms of Detroit
Comte de Beaumont and NJ Percy
Peixotto gave a luncheon yesterday for
who is visiting in Paris. en- route to
Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Curtis Of
Boston have returned to the Hotel Grill
Ion after brief visit at Fontainebleu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grier Monroe Of
New York have given up their apart
ment in the Rue Spontini and will sail
this week for New York.
Miss Fanny Ward. American film star.
who for the last year has been living in
ali apartment in the Avenue Champs
Elysees, will pass the next year in Lon
don.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Stewart Of Wash
i.gton have arrived at the Ritz after
travelling in Spain.
Mr. and Mrs. Persifort Gibson are
closing their apartment in the Rue de Ia
Pomp and will leave early in october
for America. where they will pass the
winter.
Mrs. Henry Willard Denison. who ar
rived from America aboard the Olympic.
Is now at AK les Bains. She will return
TO Egypt in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Young Boyd
OF New York and Panama sailed yester-
day for Cristobal, Canal Zone. from
Bordeaux. after spending several months
in Europe Since they left Paris. few
weeks ago. they have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Lindsey at Geneva.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
Marion Choate, 16,
Wins Golf Erent
in the Berkshires
Daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
seph H. Choate Defeats 20
of Her Elders.

Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD.
LENox, Mass, Sept 25.--Miss Marion
Choate, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
II. Choate. had the best score for nine
holes-52-in the womcns tombstone
tournament at the Stockbridge golf
course yesterlay. She is Ii, and was
the youngest in a field OF twenty-one
players.
Mr.. Caspar c. de Sersdorff. Miss
Choate's cousin, led the men with a
score OF 81 for eighteen holes. He also
was the youngest among eighteen play
ars.
Mr.. Charles Lanier, who has Mrs.
James F. d. Lanier and Miss IRENE Big
Glow as guests at Allen Winden, enter
tained dinner party there.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Il. Whitney. who
are leaving Great harrington tomorrow
for Garden City. L. l.. gave their final
dinner of the season at the Wyantenuck
Country Club.
Col. Charles Exton. U. s. A.. and Mrs.
Exton are guests of Mrs. Edwards Spen-
Ger at Shipton Court. They formerly
were of Bern, Switzerland.
Miss Marie Bramwell OF New York ard
Mr.. Herbert r. Shaw of Boston have
Joined Mr.. and Mrs. S. Parkman Shaw
at Redwood, in Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer NJ. Singer OF
New York and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wallace Rice of Boston are at the Red
Lion Inn at Stoclsbridge Mrs. John w.
Horner. who spent the season there, re-
ttirned to New York to-day.
Mr.. Percy r. Wilson of New York has
Joined DIR. and Mrs. George T.. Steel at
the Berkshire Inn. Great Darlington.
Mrs. George S. Huntington and Miss
Anne Huntington OF Scarsdale also are
there.
Mrs. William Hall Walker and Mr..
and Mrs. Denison d. Dana gave picnic
party at Bash Bish Falls. Mount Wash
ington. to-day In celebration of the
birthday of Mrs. Orlando ~ Dana. 9th
ers In the party who are Mrs. Walkers
guests at Brookside. Great Darlington.
were Mr.. Dana, Mrs. waldo Richards of
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dunck-
lee and Mrs. Calvin Austin of Boston.
Mrs. Carlos NJ. de Heredia has gone
to Newport for a short visit with Mrs.
John Nicholas Brown.
DIR. and Mrs. William p. Graves and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Storer Eaton of
Boston are at the Curtis Hotel
Misses Louise Durant and Josephine
Darlington OF New York are back in
Great harrington from trip to Europe.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
SONG RESTORES LOST TRUNKS.
Miss Belle Storey Uses Her Art to
Find Baggage.

Miss Belle Storey. vaudeville head
liner, sent her chauffeur and lot of
TRUNKS TO the Grand Central Station last
night to catch the IL lis train for Bos-
ton. but forgot to tell him that the
clocks had been set back to standard
time, so when she arrived In a taxi
the chauffeur was gone and the Trunks
were lost and Miss Storey would have
been IN n fix IL she hadn't resourcefully
conceived the idea OF climbing up on
the north gallery OF the concourse md
singing "Oh, Hear the Gentle Lark"
one of her stage songs.
This naturally caused crowd OF nut
sic lovers to congregnte below and. sure
enough, one OF them was Miss Storey's
chauffeur, who had been eating a sand
wich IN the lunchroom and came at the
sound OF her voice. So that was that.
and--oh yes Miss Storey will sing
to-day at shubert's Majestic Theatre In
Boston.
The New York herald., 1921-09-26
AMERICANS IN LONDON.

Copyright, 1921, bD THE New YORK HERALD
Special Cable to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
London, Sept. @5.
Ambassador and Mrs. Harvey will re-
main at Hythe until the end OF the
month. Meanwhile there have been
number of changes in the embassy per-
sonnel. Mr.. Arthur Bliss Lane, second
secretary, and Mrs. Lane are touring
Italy. on tneIr return they will move
from Willon Crescent to "a Cadogan
place. Commander A. I. Thompson is
expected soon to fill the place OF Com
mander II. l.. Pence as Naval Attache,
Commander Pence having taken COM
mand of destroyer now on the way TO
Constantinople William Coleman, Sec
retary OF the embassy. has been trans
ferred to the American Relief Admins
tration for Russian work.
Col. Jacques Balsan and Mrs. Balsan.
who formerly was the Duchess of MARI
borough. have returned to London from
Scotland and are at hotel pending the
opening of their new home
Lady Ribbcsdale is expected back in
London soon from Paris. where she
stopped on returning from Schlangen-
bad.
Judge and Mrs. Samuel Seabury have
motor tour Of west England. Others
there from New York are Mrs. Lottie
Brown, Mr.. James II. Causey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore y. Hcgg. Mr.. Carl Launs-
Vile. Mr.. and Mrs. John King. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andre Nubay, Mrs. Mary c. Boil
tens, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Mayors, Mr..
John L. Dallsin. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
c. Humphreys, Messrs. Joseph Kramer.
Henry Pollock. John u. Smiley. a. W.
F'itzpa trick and James r. Glen.
At the Hyde Park Hotel are Mr.. F. c.
Lempert and Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. We'll.
Arrivals at the Rubens Hotel include
Messrs. Herbert S. Carr. r. A. Byrne
George p. Heale. Mr.. and Mrs. II. 5.
Crystal and Miss Irene Crystal.
Prince Rospigiosi arrived in London on
Friday. Other arrivals include Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin c.. Irish and daughter.
Miss Lydia Irish, of Pittsburgh. who
have been on ar automobile tour of the
west of England.
Mr.. Ralph S. Bartlett of Boston. after
passing the summer in Norway, has ar
rived from Scotland.
Mr.. William b. Leeds has returned
from a visit 10 MS mother. the Princess
Anastasia Of Greece. in Paris Others
from New York here include Mr.. Ed
ward II. Gilbert and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
III. Boyesen.
Among those who left aboard the
Adriatic for New York arc Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas +. Brady. Mr.. r. Y. Adam and
Mrs. Charles Armstrong and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong.
Messrs. p. O. Richmond. Joseph
Davies. John Sanford and Frederick Is.
Shipley have gone to Paris.