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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09

Stioloe bar man funbet enbnu etpar
SfioIoe. 2iseleoes arbeioes Der
energtif paa at afbpffe Baaoen.
9aaoen, ser er omtrent balpt iaa itor
iom Rpoams9 aaoen, err life iaa goot
beparet iom benne. Weoerts Hpbam-
9oaben, Der itaar / Nationalmrfeet |
aiel, par at geetrp, er oenne at gsg.
gn Gel bar gaaben og enfelte al De
funone 8ienitanbe libt peo Den | i'm
Tib / Woien ~itebfunbne Sorpgrap-
ming. l1bgrapningen maa tie meo
ben alleritsrite Soriigtigbeb.
Sporban er MI egentlig 9aaben
fpnmet bertil? iperser "Seimoal"
Sr. Goienberg. Sormobentlig, ipa.
rer oenne, bar Der / lin Sib | Rprbes
Den itaaet en- Segtning. 9e Spers
punone bar faitet Saabnene og er
flpetet. Get er life lpffebes Dem Of
fomme tilbage til 8aaoen. Sen1e og
Gaabnene, iom Seierberrerne bar
iamlet iammen, er baaret Der ben |
Wto1en og Der 1t1let op til gSre Tor
@uberne, Der bar ifienfet BERNIE
SER. Der bar aaereoe paa benne
Els p9ret Woieioro her, o. / Sioer.
mes Sob = gaaoen Hammer fra s.
5 Iarbllnorebe = er Woien poret
op oper 8aaben. Geb Siben al eller
nprmeit UNDER gaaoen logger Sfelet.
tet at n Seit. anoflerne er tiloels
trengt igiennem De / Sioens Sob
msre gaaoplanfer. en- Werfeligbeb
frembpber bette Sl1nb, ibet ser life
er f,nbet r,oget iom beIit Smpffe, og
at @aaben er Der rpiten ubelltffenoe
funoet Sppo, fun nogIe faa Sperb.
8aabe Sppbipibierne oe \Sperbene
iant De funbne Sfiolbe er alereoe
paffet inb og ietbt til Rationalm1.
feet | Giebenbapn.
Wan bar ifslee "9bp." mi af6Gf-
fet 8aaoen iaa piot, of man nogen.
lunoe fan f%aitilaa oens 2enebe, Der
er eobt IA Weter. 8eIt for 9aaben
fanot man, forltoen en- bel Del Sppo.
ipibier, enbnibere ct belt eller rettere
iagt flere Gag at Sfiolbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
Iolkeboikulen / Gp(klano.

Gen oanife 5%olfebsiifoIc err MI
1taaet til SpItlan6, hpor 6cn / DC iib.
tie Far Iar bar hapt itor Srcmqana,
meooeler II. 9. Sllreall OF EDUCATION.
acknowledgements / Spiflano
er ct oirefte Hcillltat al Gepolutio.
men | 1918. Otter &rigenS Spbsr
Nooember 1918, oa belle SpifIanbs
toclale % sfonomiife Spitem ranllet
tamnen, Itrsmmet itore Sforer al
Arbetoslsie til Berlin og be andre
ftore gber. Sor of al bisie Wenne.
Tier toget at tGnfe paa bleu oct pco-
tot at oafute Iftenifoler, iom ifuloe
ba I'll Spgaoe at oplsfte Gleperne %
at liooanne oeres Gerionligbeo OF
lore Dem at ia fin Tlabs iom irie
gorgere | Den tpife Hepublif. Sc
b9gel'ens Seoere fienbte De oanife
Ssi'foler oe pibite, bpor ubpre itor
S%noflpoelie De bauoe bapt / 9an-
mart. 9erfor fog be bisie Sfoler
ION Wsniter.
Ut aar eitFr at oiSie Stolcr isrit
nar cabinet / Berlin, baube De Scr /
Spen life minore emo 1000 gleper.
S ginteritolen 1921, ira Sanuar til
Warts, bar Ger / Berlin t47 aIosier
meo 20 SPrere, iom allc bar lebenbe
NGno peo gpenS llniperiitet oa Ssi.
1tnlfr. "a al gpens grbeiberior.
entneer bar iluttet Jig til gcopeplien
os 'tstter ben paa iorifieaise @oa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
1noldnoet.
Sortfpttelfe fra SIDE q

ligt. GrobibitionSfommiS i9ren flyer,
at aft bette er noget Saas, iom intet.
itebs bsrer biemme. Get er en- bel
etobleret STRENGTHENING, flyer ban,
of Staten peo ltbiteoelie al 2icenie
bar baut % bar iremoeles aae &et.
ti9beber til at beItemme % giennem.
isre pisie &ealer unoer oenne 8epil'
ling. San flyer erlbpioere, at Den
gamle Saloon meb fine tilbPffeoe
@inoller og De bsie 9iife, bag boilfe
Ser ifilrltes iaa meaet foro9gtiet, bar
ell al DC itsrlte Sinorinaer for 8ien.
remisrelic al Sorblloslopen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
SQimots.
CHICAGO mpnitrer itur Nrme. 600

Chicago mpnitrsr itur Irme. 8oot
% bel 100000 Born / ifolepligttg
glloer iamlcoeS iibite Wqnoag / Gbi.
Cages Solfeifoler - BET itsrite glntal
Sfolcllngoom Storbpen peo Wticbi.
ganIisen enbml noQcn Sang bar
msnitret. SGrcrne fai1ot, at Borne.
nc ioar bar mere piaiac % tilireos
peo at ~gienoptage jim Ela0s pan Sfo-
lebpnfen emo alnlinbelig bor ppret
SiliGloet, o. mat mcnte bette babe
jim @rllno oeri, of Ipparater Tor be.
pGoclige 2psbiQcbcr M or inItalleret
i alc Spcls Sfolebp9nin9cr. elsie
8iacOcr pil bcreiter 6lipe brl,at peo
ltnoerpisnin9en / iIere forifieQige
Sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
EiRrtolbeu iairn.

Som fpr oplpit blcu Sol0en paa
Silo / be1l me Sololop / &cprGlcn-
tartblricts "@ap2 allo McanS"sa So
mite eiter SoreitilingCr ira 6ilfcri.
cierne i Nlalfa iot latterlig beit, ioet
Der eiter 0cn trllfne 9ritemn1clle lfll.
De bctalC5 Sol0 life bare pnn iulpors
tcrct Silo, men paa Spnocn,
hopri SiloCn blir iu1portcret, % pua
SaltIa0cn, boori bcn er neolagt.
Som rinCli9 foll bore, paftc bette
Sfriot Ell Zig Storm al EroteIt ira
ioooannc, iom cr i1tcresierct / Site,
inlporterL at DC 6agmGn0, iom be.
ifiGftigcr Jig nlco Of lapc Sololcpc,
fonot fig ioranlcbi0et til at ic liot
nGrnlerc paa Sagcn. Hciultatet her.
al ifal III, bore oct, at man har lugt
Zig piQig til at ioranbre Solbiatier
fra ~ GeiltS pr. Glu,b gruttopegt
til ~ Gents pr. Guro Nettopegt-
oltioa Of Siifen olcre. llotrpft /
Serge bill bette iige, at Solben paa
en- Ssrbe norif ]intpprterct Glib poo
900 9ilno ncttc bItr $3.50 MOI
$3.50 efter 9rllttoocqten.
Wen ogioo benne Solb err oft fox
bsi oe olbeleS uneopenoig, oa hi ale
peo, at norif eller bolauoif Silb bper,
fen fiifeS eller ialtes | De Soreneoc
Stater, og bpoo Ser iiifeS al Silo er
/ utilitreffelig WGngoe, % oen iGls
9es ferif, GA man paa oen Waabe
faar en- betere EriS for Den. On Ell
faa bsi Colo iom ~ Gent pr. Tl,nb
blir oeotat, iaa betpr oct enc o. ole,
ne, at De, iom ipiier ialt Glib oe
0tafrel, moa betale iau meget mer
for bisie 6sbemibler. 9aa iammt
Sio bill Erisforhsielien iette Sc ame,
rifanife Siiferiinteresier iitaro til a
forbsie lin Yroiit affllrat / iammt
Won, eller fanife enbni, mer, oa oet
life er ltianoipnlie, at omtrent al
Support al ialt 6iif unber Ell iliQ
Solo bill ophsre. ut / buert Salt
norif grport til Nmcrifa nlco ell IliQ
Solo bill forminbife3 / meget bei
Srao er Der ingen Spil on, og Gam
banbelen mellem sc TO 2anoc bill iao
ct &rPf, iom set fnnite fam ia ri9tia
mango glar of forpinbe SglQernc al.
Set er life eobt at ifiennc, bpoo 1Sor.
Del Imerifa itlllbe Ia al Ell ilig Sro-
ming.
Baa gaiis al oiaie Sufta bar
blanot ANDRE Wibs@eit Saltco anb
Canned 6iib @boleiale N(@iociotion,
bpis Sopeofontor err / CHICAGO, ien6t
SenatetS 6inansfomitc en- Yrpteit
MOB ben fore laaebe Solofor6siclie,
% til 6enne Groteit er ser / oerule
Sio mango, iom ~illltter iig peo at
1frtpe I'll line reipeftiue Scnotorer %
gisre Dem opmerfiom paa Sorboloct.
Iue, iom er %intcresieret / Sagen, 6pr
gisre BET iornme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
Wfihtaau.
8aserpluiiun frruer Menneifelip

Gre Wenneifer blpp Wanoag brebt /
Getroit peO at Ell ire @tageS Otur-
ltensbp9ning paa WtllQet Street lag
oes / Huiter ueo Ell @aserploiion.
Solitiet paoitaar, at Grploiionen bar
foranitaltet for at inotrppe Nsillrans
&C, og lem Wpno, beriblanbt Ell ion1
orcu Ell @roceribanoel / g%pgnlngen,
blcD arreiterct. Gn @nsleoning /
aieloercn bar blepcn aabnet, bporpeo
@as itrommcoe op gjennem belle 9pg.
nin0ell. &c omfomnc, TO &pinbcr %
Ell Wtanb, bopbe iooet / DC spre Gta.
gers gcfpemmcliaDcOcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
G06lpie Neruplamer.

Sra Berlin t~elesraieres, of en- tpIf
Spfinber, Sngen;sr &lemperer fra
Iacben, bar funoet Sssninaen paa
ct mefaniif Problcm, iom oil repplu.
tionere ben nGite &rig - "bet tarie
aeroplan". Oct isritc Sorisa meo Den
me 2uftieiler, Tom paa msrfc W9t.
ter fan liite iia oper iopeube gper,
uoen at ben minbite Surren ~forraa.
Der ben, blep uofert ioaa, % Opfin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
Srndauotiier.
61a Mil pppc / Gmiten.

Cen ~ironife Slppcr Georges airicb
lfruebe ii9 forleoen Gag op / 2uitcrl
i en- Ssibe al 34,776 SOB. Oct er
pper 61a Wil tilueirs. Get bar liot
fieligt beroppe. Ga ban bar paa oct
bpieite Bunft, maalte bans Sermo'
meter 50 8rooer UNDER Zero.
Zen al &iricb noaebe Spibe er BOG
life Reforb. Solfalb paaltaar ei,
Wtaipr | oen orrerifanifc Irme peb
Iann Rlloolpb Scbrpe6er, at ban
ifipr naoebe Ell Seibe al 5000 Tpb
pper Canton, Ohio, Get cr n1itcl,
Ell oantnlel norif Ostl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
Soores pr. Suftifib.

5 oct peitlise Stem Soutb @oIg
bar Sunbreber at &oaoratmiIe ! Sen
lenere Sib itaaet urtber @anb. o
itore @lpe / ben peitltge Gel Of Gan.
BET gift langt ODER fine BREEDER, %
mango gper blep inbeilrtteop. NE.
re MtI fra Wllnsinbe blep Ell SToc.
reflof paa motge Er,itnber ofitanot,
paa en- Iasrpe, bpor De itoo i Syore
for at forgaa af Cult. Mon forS,
"a poa at ienbe benz Wab pr. 9lit.
ifib. SIere Sage I Sref ieiIeSe
2llftffibet oper Iasrpeeen % itrse
DC &orn ,iboper paa en- Strptnira
al ii Mil, iaa Saarene bolotes ocS.
libe, inbtil @anbene ianf.
"Tecprab. Soften" bar en- BEL stab al grs
arbeibere, Der ffaffer 8Iabet bet a~Iioigite 0rf,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09

ENTERED As SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18TH 1908 AT
THE Posi- orTICE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS OF MARCUS. LC7.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
Clotios. Saabcn paa Wis.

uograoninaen peo Siortiprina
fort'pttes. Soruoen DC tibliacre
'llnone gaaben, melt Sppo, % etpar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
81 Gpriamlinashns IlersGprs.

5lensborg 30te Siili. Gen ltore
gienbom Isrresaoe 76, Ser / De ie'
mere Iar bar Napnet "Roroiicbe
Sol, er igaar fiebt al ct oanif Gel
ifab, Der b9rer Hapnet "Slensborg'
bus, ct Rapn, Tom gienbommen Der
otter bill faa. Soruoen Suslp til en-
8ogiamling paa ca. 10000 gino
bliper Ser Der gobe 5~oriamlingsio.
faler for Be oanife Soreninger |
Glensbprn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
Sra Sonoerivuano.
aummnnerne ! Mabenraa glntt.

Observation-Disclosures meboeler: Se
talrige minore 2anbfommuner | Ma'
benraa Imt er M iammenlagte, iaa'
ieoes at Der ira lite OCTOBER 1921
foruben 4abenraa aisbItao alene fill'
bes Sognefomm,ner / Iabenraa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
gin Tlpuerefpr6.

Gen franife Slpper Sabt 2ecointe
bandit / Ssnbogs BEN itore SIppe-
pris peo 9rescio / Stalien, ibet ban
tilbagelogbe Sc opmaalte 300 &ilo.
meter (neiten 100 MiD paa 1 Time,
13 Winllter % 9 Sefitnber.
Glt italienif 2sitnunt par NpIte-
mlono meb / Sin1e, 90 Wtnuter %
So Sefunber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09

"Tetprab.9 Rotten" bar en- Bel Stdb al ga
arbeioere, Der ffaffer gIaoet bet a~liioig'te 0rf
ftot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09
Serbernes &onge.

Ileranoer al Serbien. iom en- Sio
bor Iigget ing | Nelliap tnt peo Garis
oa enbog paa ieIoe Soipitalet bleb
opbsiet til Serbernes &onee efter lin
Sars 0eb, er III, iaa bra, at ban bar
funnel forlabe Soipitalet % bar ia.
get Opbolb paa Sotel Trianon | 8a-
ris. Sm en- l1ges Sib haaber ban at
fu,tne penbe tilbaee til lin Sopeoitab,
9elarao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-09

bcren rapportercr, at 5orisget falot
upermaaoe beIbiet no.
Epffe Gagm9no beteener aIenlpe.
rers SpfinbeIie for lige iaa epofegis.
renoe iom Brsbrene Wrigbts fsrite
nelpffeoe Maifine.
Wen naar ben rlpe 6lppemaifine
mangler Wotor, buab Slags Crib
frait er ben iaa %ioripnet meo? Ser
ON tier Siitprien.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-13
HARDING COLTS
On LONG ISLAND:
DUE bACKFR|DAY
Expected to Start From New
York on MayfIower This
Afternoon.
BY FRANK STETSON,
International News Service,

NEW YORK. Sept. 13.-President
Harding and his vacation guests to-
day boarded the yacht Mayflower at
the Brooklyn navy yard and cruised
through Long Island Sound to
wharf near the Piping Rock Golf Club
on Long Island where the President
passed the morning at his favorite
sport.
He had as opponents Senator
Frelinghuysen of New Jersey. Henry
p. Fletcher, Undersecretary OF State.
and DR.. Albert Ely. a friend of the
New Jersey Senator.
The President planned 20 return to
the Mayflower this afternoon and
start to Washington on a leisurely
cruise, arriving there Friday.
The President enjoyed a theater
party last night and was greeted
by many, though there were no large
crowds as his visit was a surprise.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-13
SALVAT|ON|STS .
WILL ASSIST
CONFERENCE
Data on Unemployment Situa-
ton Placed at Disposal Of
Secretary Hoover.

Offer Of assistance to Herbert
Hoover in respect to alleviating I'M
employment Is given in q letter re-
ceived today by the Secretary Of Com
merce from Brig. Henry d. Bale,
OF the Salvation Army, Baltimore.
That the Salvation Army win raise a
fund Of $4,000 to carry on emergency
relief work in Baltimore IL stated by
the Salvationist,' who further places at
the disposal Of the unemployment con-
ference complete data on the situation
In Maryland and Virginia, of which
States he is In charge. The letter, in
part, follows:
I'm your present important position
the situation of the unemployed in the
United States has come with q very
strong appeal, and readily so. largely
because of your splendid effort and
success to relieve suffering and dis.
tress throughout the world. There
can be no question but what the con-
dttions in this connection are appal-
ing, as II attested by various stats
tics. We are, however, brought face
to face with the fact that the coming
winter months threaten to reveal an
even worse condition Of affairs.
AT this time, especially am I
anxious with regard to the city of
convinced. to solve its own problems
rs created by the unemployed. The
Salvation Army in this division Is
ready to play its part, and proposes
to secure some large building, placing
On the floor Of such cots, so that no
out-of-employment man may be with.
out at least q place of shelter and at
least one meal per day. Some pro-
vision will also be made along these
lines to feed needy mothers and chill.
dren.
1--WE are already told through the
Department Of Labor that there are at
least 100000 unemployed in the
United States at this time, and for
whose care some emergency relief will
have to be provided. In anticipation
Of the need Of Baltimore we are
making arrangements to set in motion
machinery for the raising Of a fund
to enable the Salvation Army to carry
on this emergency work during the
winter Of 1922.
"It Is our understanding that a con.
ference will be convened in Washing
ton this month to study from every
angle this unprecedented situation, and
at that time, II you so desire 1t. the
Salvation Army, for which am re.
sponsible in this division. will stand
ready to render any assistance within
its power. and, because of It's expert
ence in the past, will be fully equipped
for this purpose to the limit Of it's
ability"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-13

<EyTHE entire world is pausing
this year to commemorate
the 600th anniversary of the
death of Dante Alighieri," sings the
committee which Is arranging for
the observance of this event in
Washington and which again wakes
lyrical in describing the famous
Italian as "one OF the greatest
thinkers Of history and one of the
most attractive and significant fig
ures among the many whom a great
age produced"
for the statement that throughout
Europe and America there will be
appropriate ceremonies on October 8
to mark the anniversary Of Dante's
death and we'll cheerfully admit
that the observance in Washington,
which will take the form of a meet
ing in the auditorium Of the Ma
tional Museum, viii be under amaz-
ingly brilliant and comprehensive
auspices.
The President of the United States
IL honorary chairman, with the
di Ricci, and Charles Evans Hughes,
Secretary Of State, as honorary
vice chairmen; and among the other
members Of honorary committee are
the Vice President, the French Am
bassador, the Italian Ambassador.
the Speaker Of the House, Charles
d. Walcott. Secretary Of the Smith
sonian Institution. Colonel Robert
M ~ hn
Archaeological Institute; the heads
Of the various institutions of learn
ing and Of research in Washington
and representatives Of universities,
libraries and similar institutions all
over the country.
=
CARDINAL oCoNNELL. Cardi-
nal Dougherty. Rt. Rev. Alfred
Rt. Rev. William r. Mcdowell and
chancellor Of the American Univer-
sity, are among those in the large
group Of clergy Of different denomi-
nations serving on the committee.
In fact, this committee includes the
highest magistrates of the nation.
with representatives Of the religious.
ties of the country. banded together
to acknowledge in suitable and dig
nified manner our country's debt to
Dante and to the era which he SYM
bolizes.
Secretary Hughes will preside at
the exercises at the museum on DC.
tober 3, and addresses will be dcliv-
cred by the French Ambassador and
the Italian Ambassador. A paper on
Dante will be read by Professor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-13

lpect to return to Washington the last
of the week. ....
-
Mrs. William E. s. Griswold enter'
tanned the Lenox Garden Club at
Wyndhurst yesterday afternoon, and
later Mrs. Charles Aston Bristed gave
tea and reception at Lakeside In
honor of Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Cal.
houn, Of Washington. Mrs. Bristed
was assisted by Miss M. Symphorosa
Bristed, Miss Grace Bristed. and Mrs.
Francis Burial Hoffman.
3
Maryland Society to Meet.
A meeting of the Maryland State
Society will be held in the Powell
School this evening at o'clock. All
Marylanders in Washington are in
vited to attend.
Miss Mary II. Barrett. OF Mowbray
Arch. Norfolk, Va, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Grace Fl. Graham.
-
Lieut.. Comdr. Robert s. Chew, jr.,
L. 8. N, and Mrs. Chew will leave
Newport, r. l., shortly for Guantan-
amo, Cuba, where Commander Chew
has been detailed as supply officer.
Mrs. Chew will be remembered as
Miss Beatrice Pollock. Her mar
riage took place in jamestown in the
early summer.
Miss Helen Barrett, whose marriage
to Henry Cryer, will take place in the
early fall, was rendered a matinee
party and tea in Wardamn Park Inn
Saturday afternoon.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-13

of the Carnegie Institution: Monsig-
nor Aluigio Cossio, J.U.D.. of the
Apostolic Delegation, Washington;
Professor Henry G.. Doyle of George
Washington University. and Con-
stantine f. Mcclure OF the Inter.
American High Commission.
=
The Secretary OF War. John w
Weeks, and the Attorney General
Harry NJ. Daugherty, have joined tn"
Presidential party aboard the May
flower and will return with them to
Washington. Mr.. Daugherty, who "
recuperating from an illness. was &C
compa MED by Brig. Gen. and Mrs. C
L. Sawyer and Jess Smith.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-13

Charles H. Grandgent. Of Harvard
University.
The committee In charge of ar
rangements for the observance con-
sists of Waldo G. Leland of the
Department Of Historical Research
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-13
Mrs. Wallace Has Returned.

Mrs. Wallace, wife Of the Secretary
Of Agriculture who has been in Iowa
since early summer, has returned to
Washington and is at the Highlands
with Mr.. Wallace. They are now
hunting a housekeeping apartment.
Miss Mary Wallace is now visiting in
Chicago and Miss Ruth Wallace, in
Detroit. but both are expected in
Washington the last OF this week.
s.
John w. Davis. former anlba ssador
to the Court of st. James, and Mrs.
Davis will remain at Wofton. their
country place at Locust Valley. until
late autumn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Chatard
Of Washington. who are at White
Sulphur, motored out the Allegheny
road yesterday to the summer home
of Miss Mary Frederick. They were
accompanied by Miss Carolyn r.
Nash. daughter Of Medical Director
and Mrs. Francis S. Nash Of Wash.
ington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-13

Mrs. Alexander Gait Grant, of Bos-
ton. had a dinner party at the Red
Lion Inn at Stockbridge, Mass, last
night for her mother. Mrs. Frederic
A. Delano. Mr.. and Mrs. Delano ex.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-13

Mrs. Stephen r. Elkins was the
guest Of honor at a tea given by Mrs.
James r. Branch at her cottage at
White Sulphur, which she will close
soon and return to Richmond.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-13

MAI. zen. ii. n. Bethell, military
attaChe of the British embassy, left
Sunday for New York and will sail
today for England aboard the Aqui.
tania, to remain Twill November.
-
Count and Coun, - Szchenyi reach
ed New York from Newport yesterday
and at the St. Regis met Count and
Countess Paul Teleki. with whom
Count Szchenyi will sail for Europe.
Countess Szchenyi will rejoin her
mother, Mrs. Vanderbilt, at Newport.
Capt. T. T. Craven has been detailed
to duty in command of a squadron of
torpedo boat destroyers, with a base
at'Charleston, S. c. Mrs. Craven and
, Miss Anne Craven will go to Charles
ton for the winter. They spent the
summer at jamestown, r. l.
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Major and Mrs George Oakley Tot.
ten. jr., have returned to their studio
house in Sixteenth street after spend
ing their honeymoon in New England.
Until her marriage to Major Tutten
in August. Mrs. Totten was Mrs. Vic.
ken Won Post.
Mrs. George Barnett, who has come
to Washington from Wakefield Manor.
Huntley, Va. for few days is visit
ing Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. George
l.. Smith at their home in Woodley
place.
Count John de Sails, former secrc-
tary of the British embassy 1t Wash
ington, who has been appointed to the
embassy at Tokyo, sailed Saturday
from England on the Berengeria for
short visit here en- route to his new
post. Count de Sails has been in Eu-
rope since July.
Mrs George Vanderbilt and her
daughter, Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt,
are at the Willard Hotel for a short
visit, EN- route from Biltmore. S. c.,
to New York.
Col. William Lassiter. assistant to
the chief of staff. has purchased the
residence at 1908 California street be-
longing to Walter Penfield.
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Countess Returns in Autumn.
Countess Gizycka. who is now in the
Jackson Hole country Of Wyoming,
will open her home on II street in the
late autumn.
Mrs. Joseph Letter and her mother,
Mrs John r. williams. who ave been
spending the summer at Beverly
Farms, Mass, are expected to return
to Washington today.
s.
Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna Is at the st.
Regis Hotel, New York, for an indefin
lite stay, before returning to Washing.
ton.
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Henry Il. Davis has returned from
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Mrs. Joseph Letter and her mother,
Mrs. John r. Williams, who ave been
spending the summer at Beverly
Farms, Mass, are expected to return
to Washington today.
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Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna Is at the st.
Regis Hotel, New York, for an indefin.
tie stay, before returning to Washing.
ton.
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Henry T.. Davis has returned from
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Col. William Lassiter. assistant to
the chief of staff, has purchased the
residence at 23OS California street be-
longing to Walter Penfield.
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Eldridge Jordans Return.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Jordon have
returned from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Roosevelt at their sum-
mer place at Skaneateles. n. Y, and
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
Milholland at their camp in the
Adirondacks.
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General Bethel Leaves.

Mai. Gen. II. X. Bethel, military
attaChe of the British embassy, left
Sunday for New York and will sail
today for England aboard the Aqui.
tania, to remain urtil November.
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John Barrett Home.

John Barrett, former director gen.
eral of the Pan.American Union. who
recently returned To Washington from
visits in New England. including a
stay of several weeks with his mother,
Mrs. Caroline S. Barrett. in Grafton,
VI, will leave here again Wednesday.
He will escort his mother, who is
nearly ninety years of age, back to
Chicago, where she Wa pass the
winter. The last few days before COM
ing here he spent at Atlantic City,
where he was entertained by Mrs.
Sara Lee Phillips, mother-in-law Of
Senator Walter Edge.