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"THE ED. WYNN oARNIvAL7

THE ED. WYNN CARNIVAL"
The Ed. Wynn Carnival (New
York production) described as
frisSy, jazzy and joyous musical de-
light, will have its Wilmington debut
at the Playhouse for three nights.
beginning Thursday OF this week,
matinee on Saturday.
Ed. Wynn, THE Perfect FOOL" is
responsible for the book. lyrics and
music. while Ned Wayburn. OF the
'"' Foliies" staged IL. according TO
Eds ideas.
For many seasons the inimitable
Wynn has been one Of the stages
cleverest entertainers. In addition
10 having been q bright luminary
with some OF the big attractions.
namely THE Ziegfeld Follies'" and
Winter Garden Shows, Wynn fire.
quently contributed TO the book.
music and lyrics OF the several enter
tainments I'm which he appeared.
Now that is all past. for he has
come into stardom at the head of
his own company, and in the future
he will contribute material exclu-
sively TO his own Carnival" edl-
hons.
The present production is a large
one. there being. 10 is said. no less
.han twelve scenes and two acts
THE Sphinx OF the Desert" 9Th,
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An Tine QIEIN.

Appearing I'm a more pleasing light
than she has ever done before,
Louise Glaum yesterday was intro
duced as the star Of Love" the cur
rent feature at the Queen Theatre.
The picture Is an intelligent story
OF a girl who sacrificed herself that a
younger sister might regain health
and happiness. The title Of the
picture. Love" is ambiguous in
that it refers to the love OF the girl
Natalie for her baby sister. her love
for her sweetheart and her love OF
the things that material wealth can
bring. All three OF these have a
part In the story--a part that con-
tributes ontertainingly Co the whole
Miss Glaum's style Of characteriza-
ton Is. as usual mastery ana ef-
fective. She puts life, animation and
spirit into the girl Natalie. She
makes her life FOR the camera all
. the longings and sacrifices OF a girl
who can appreciate better things
but does not have them to appre-
ciate.
A clever animal comedy. "Youl
BE Surprised" is the added attrac-
ton.
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for the nrst time here at THE Savoy
Theatre yesterday. The Scuttlers'
IL a story OF tho sea and gives tho
popular Fox star n fine opportunity
TO play tho hero. Most OF the action
takes place on board OF a ship far
out in tho Pacific and there are also
stirring scenes on n desert island.
Farnum enacts tho role Of n dotoc-
tive. who disguised as a common
sailor. is commissioned to run down
suspicious that "a captain IL Hcuttllng
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his ships for the Insurance.. Tha
photography OF THE scuttlers" Is
beautiful. the scenes Of the sea being
particularly good
In addition a. an added attraction
Harold Lloyd Il seen IN n return en-
gagoment Of his special 100000 two
reoi comedy. Ills Royal HiEhness."
a riot OF hiiarity and Inirth. with lots
OF original comedy stunts and situa-
tions.
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Mardi-Gras Carnival" and the Jap
anese Vista" and the many Others
are said to be Of rare beauty and
magnificent splendor.
The large company supporting Ed
Wynn is an important adjunct, and
includes Lillian Fitzgerald, Lillian
Wagner. Beth Stone. Muriel Harri-
son and many others.
An especially augmented orchestra
under the direction of Antonio Ba.
funna. will assist In the perform
ance.
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Al ruIs NIAIEsrIc

Hobart Bosworth again excelled in
the presentation Of tho strong virile
man IN "His own Law which
featured him at the Majestic Thea
tro yesterday.
The drama Of friendship between
men gives Mr.. Bosworth one OF the
best roles that has fallen to his lot.
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and he gets out OF II every bit OF en-
tertainment and acting value that Il
contains.
As MacNeir. member OF a great
engineering firm. who goes on on a
prolonged spree after every big Job,
Mr.. Bosworth gives a touch OF nat
uralness and humanity that makes
the character continuously human
and interesting.
A powerfully dramatic and origi-
nal finish is given to the piece.
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"ROBrN HOOD

The average opera-goer, sitting in
the average seat Ia the average
theatre. is not happy picture. In
his hands is a book or libretto toward
which his gaze must be directed
constantly il he is to catch the story
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AT THE RIAIUO

IL rs the verdict OF all who have
seen Eyes OF the Soul" that Il Is
Elsie Fergusons most appealing
picture. The second Wilmington
presentation OF the piece will be
given at the Rialto Theatre today
only.
with Miss Ferguson is Wyndham
Standing. the well-known leading
man.
Tomorrow that famous production
"HumoresQue.' will be shown at th'
Rialto. Fannie Hurst's great storl
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their profession in comedy. George
Watts and Belle Hawiey sang and
cracked jokes in a manner that was
highly pleasing.
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OF mother love has been made into
a picture that II considered among
the ten best released in 1920. It is
tender. appealing. humorous and
dramatic. Vera Gordon, Alma
Rubens and CASTOR Glass are the
principals who will present Il.
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AT THE SAVOY.

one OF the best pictures OF the
season thus far Is The scuttiers." ."
IN which William Farnum appeared
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time will be ops and Qs," by Mrs.
Nathan Meyer, a member of the New
York Auxiliary of the league. most
interesting bit of work, which won the
prize at the Morosco Theater last win
ter when the Pen Women held a contest
among it's members. "P's and Q's" will
be presented by Mrs. C. c. Calhoun.
president of the Drama League. under
the immediate direction Of Miss Dorothy
bennett. Miss Anderson's play will be
given the afternoon of the fourteenth.
Mrs. Meyers the afternoon of the If
teenth.
Mrs. L. B. Swormstedt will be hostess
for the Wellesley section at lecture
tea at the College Women's Club on
Monday. April 4. from to 6. at which
Prof. Katherine Lee Bates, professor
of English literature at Wellesley.
will speak. Miss Margaret Conant will
give vocal numbers, among them Miss
Bates song. America the Beautiful"
Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes, an
alumnus of Wellesley, has been in
vited to be honor guest for the after
noon.
The City Club will give special
dance for it's members from 9 to II
o'clock tomorrow evening at the club
house. Farragut Square. There will be
no admission charge. Arrangements
are in the hands of the house COM
mittee, of which Mr.. Henry L.
Stringer is chairman.
Miss Florence Fraser Stiles will be
hostess at the directors reception at
the Women's City Club Sunday after
noon. 4:sO to o'clock. Assisting her
will be Miss Sarah Beall. Miss Janey
J. Corbey, Mrs. Caroline Stephen, Mrs.
Rosalie B. Shaw, Miss Mary Wfnfree,
Mrs r. o. Jones, Miss c. Lyme. Miss
u. .1N-r
and Miss Mary c. Pittman. Judge
Kathryn Sellers will preside at the
tea table. assisted by Miss Hope K.
Thompson. Mrs. Lester Neuman. Mrs.
c. J. Blanchard, Mrs. L. S. Fristoe and
Mrs. Lisle Lipscomb. Miss Virginia
Robinson will sing.
Springtime Ball
for Episcopal Children.
"The Springtime Ball." to be given
Monday evening, April II. at the New
Willard will have many charming
features, for which the Episcopal
Home for Children will be the
beneficiary. AS 1t is one of the most
appealing charities in the capital
society annually lends it's presence as
well as it's patronage.
There has been a great demand for
boxes, and the committee in charge
of these reservations includes Mrs.
Walter r. Tuckerman. chairman; Mrs
Charles j. Bell, Mrs. Frederic A.
Delano, Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke,
Mrs. Richard A. Harlow. Mrs. Charles
S. Hamlin, Mrs. Henry Price Wright,
Mrs. Frank S. Hight and Mrs. Claude
B. Mayo.
Mrs. ]. Albert Potter of 300 I'd street
southeast left Wednesday evening to
visit her sister. in Ell Paso, Tex. and
later to visit relatives in Los Angeles.
She expects to be absent for about
four months.
Miss Grace NJ. Bacon and Miss Ellen
e. Hhdall of Boston. who are at the
Hotel Washington for the week, will
spend the next week end in Baltimore
and after visit with friends in New
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to tn
following:
Zschariah Lewis snd Carrie Beauford.
Pierre Z. Smith and Catherine Il. Robinson.
Walter q. Cooksey and Grace L. Woodbridge
Frank c. Bolts and Lena Beck.
William NJ. Morgan and Sallie Morse. bot
OF Richmond. Va.
Antonio Anselmo and Lucia Ia Causf-
Charlie {. Columbus and Ga therine Y. Boyd
Paul c. Niswander OF Herndon, Va. AM
Helen V. Smith Of Iangdon. II. @.
Francesca hi Prima and Ooncetta NJ. Bd
veilo.
J. Ray Keller and Sarah T.. Jamison.
John NJ. Breunon Of Nashville, Tenn. AM
Ida VI. Zimmerman Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Charles o. Arthur and Glendora f. knaub.
Irvine l.. Walker and Helsie Sullivan, bod
of Frederick sburg. Va.
Charles p Duke and Mary l.. Nelson. bod
of Richmond Va.
Benjamin 4. Hill and Mary Y. Bowle. bou
OF Ismond. ID. c.
James NJ. Reid and Irene A. Nixon, both a
Orange. Va.
William Hall and katherine ID. lee
Wllism T. slaughter and Clara Taibcrt.
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CLERK BEACH RESUMES.

Morgan II. Beach. clerk of the Dis
trict Supreme Court. resumed his
duties at the courthouse today after
an illness of several weeks. He was
congratulated on his recovery.
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entertained a company of young peo-
pie at dinner last evening. and later
took their guests to the colonial ball.
Mrs. BlodEett Hostess
for Wedding Party.
Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett will enter
tain at a large dinner party this even
ing for her daughter. Miss Helen
Blodgett. and Capt. Henry Parsons
Erwin the wedding party which will
attend them at their marriage tomor-
row afternoon and for the out-of-
go on to the Junior League dance at
Rauscher's.
Mrs. Robert Hinckley will entertain at
dinner this evening.
Mrs. Arthur May was hostess at a
+, charming tea yesterday afternoon at her
residence. $500 Jocelyn street, Chevy
Chase, given in compliment to Miss Bar
bara Bennett of New York. The draw
with quantities of yellow spring flowers.
and Mrs. H. w. Dowling, mother of the
| hostess. and Mrs. Dwyer of Providence.
R. l., presided at the daintily appointed
tea able. The other assistants included
Mrs. Francis Weller, Mrs. Don Lundy
of New London, Mrs. Daniel Forbes.
Mrs. N. S. Wilberding, Mrs. Harry c..
Bentley, Miss Helen May and number
of young girls home from college for
the holidays.
The commissioned personnel of the
Navy and Marine Corps on duty in
Washington will entertain at a dance
this evening at the New Willard. This
is the fourth and last of the series
of dances given by this particular
group this season, which have been
most successful and among the most
delightful of the service dances. The
receiving line will consist of the as
sistant secretary Of the Navy, Col.
Theodore Roosevelt; Admiral and
Mrs r. E. Coontz and Gen. and Mrs.
J. A. Lejeune.
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Japanese Attache
II Host at Dinner.

II HOST nj OmneFs
The naval attache of the Japanese
embassy, Capt Yoshitake Uyeda. enter
tained at dinner last evening at Rausch-
ers in honor Of DR.. and Mrs. David
Jayne Hill and Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Cleveland Perkins. The guests included
Dr. and Mrs. William Miller Collier. Rear
Admiral Andrew T. Long. Mrs Albert II.
Carroll, Miss Ruth Perkins. Mrs. Robert
Hinckley, Miss Gladys Hinckley. Col.
and Mrs. George Cyrus Thorpe, Com
mander and Mrs. w. w. Galbraith, the
assistant naval attache of the British
naval attache of the French embassy,
Capt. Rigal; Capt. and Mrs. Littlefield.
Mrs D. Buchanan Merryman, DR.. and
Mrs. Walter Wells. Miss Archibald.
Miss Cora March. Miss Watson. Mr..
nolds. nSSs.' M. ' A. a. Adams. Commander
Randolph Miner. the counselor Of the
Japanese embassy and Nine Furuya,
the third secretary. Mr.. Shibatsut; Mr..
Esuda. attache; Commander Yama-
moto and Commander Sato, also OF the
embassy staff.
Capt. Uyedo. who will leave in few
weeks to return to Japan on leave Of
absence, will entertain again at dinner
April Z. when the assistant secretary Of
the Navy, Col. Theodore Roosevelt, will
be the honor guest.
A delightful feature Of the dinner was
the beautiful souvenirs, consisting Of
dainty fans, card cases OF embroidered
satin and fooled leather and other fam
cies for the ladies and cigarette cases
and miniature lamps for the gentle
men. The guests drew numbers from
tiny envelopes and the numbers on the
favors corresponded.
The secretary Of the japanese en-
bassy and Nine. Saburi entertained a
small company at luncheon yesterday
at the Shoreham. where they have an
apartment.
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The George Baldwin Mccoy Unit
of the American Women's Legion
will hold its regular monthly meet
Ag tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in
the Church of the Covenant.
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An expedition has gone to New
Guinea in search of a tree kankaroo
which lays eggs and matches out It's
yOung,
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York win return to their home in

York WIN return to their home in
Boston.
Miss Anne Grogan of Cleveland
Park is visiting in New York with Miss
Katherine Ward. her classmate at
Georgetown Visitation Convent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Anderson.
who were married in New York city,
March 8. are visiting relatives here.
Mrs Anderson was, before her mar
riage, Miss Linda st. Clair Allen.
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Charles
owen Allen of Halifax, Nova Scotia
Mr.. Anderson was formerly a resi-
dent Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Sirois. Miss Sirois
and Mr.. De Livernois of Quebec,
Canada, are spending several days at
the Powhatan.
Radcliffe Club Host
to College Dean.
The Radcliffe Club of Washington
entertained Mrs. George P. Baker
dean Of Radcliffe College. and the Rad
cliffe Alumnae Association delegates al
dinner at the Powhatan Wednesday
evening Covers were laid for thirty
two and among those present were
Miss Marion Churchill, president OF
the Women's Educational and In
dustrial Union: Mrs. Maud w. Park
Mrs. F. Andrews, president of the Ma
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Wednesday afternoon. April 6. at
3:45 o'clock. the Goucher Club will
give a presentation of Miss Alcott's
Little Women" on the screen of the
Knickerbocker Theater. for the bene-
fit of the college endowment fund.
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Miss Austin Gives Dinner
to Coming Wedding Couple.

Miss Madeleine Austin entertained a
company at dinner last evening in her
apartment in the Dresden in honor OF
Miss Helne Blodgett and Capt. Henry
Parsons Erwin. whose marriage will
take place tomorrow afternoon. Covers
were laid for twenty-five, and the party
went later to the colonial ball.
Mr. and Mrs Edward H Alsop were
among the dinner hosts of last evening
Dr. May l.. Keller. dean Of Westhamp.
ton College. Richmond, Va, who is ir
Washington during the convention OF
the Association of Collegiate Alumnae
was entertained informally at luncheon
today By Mrs. Reginald Wyckliffe Geare
Hynson, Mrs. Robert Duncan. jr.. Mrs
Wilson Compton and Mrs. Claude
Mitchell.
Mrs. Garland S. Ferguson. jr., enter.
tanned two companies at bridge yester-
first party in the morning. when her
guests numbered twenty-eight, and
bridge was followed by luncheon. The
second party was in the afternoon and
her guests were twenty-four. the game
being followed by tea The decorations
were of tea roses, lavender lilacs and
wistaria and the prizes. one for each
table, were of candles, candlesticks and
shades.
The marriage of Miss Elreane
Louise Galley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert S. Galley, to Mr.. Lester
Alvin Twigg will take place Thurs
day, April IA. at the Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Episcopal Church
South, at o'clock, the Rev. Claude
N. Hesser officiating. s
Miss NJ H. Forman. the Cordova,
has left for the Easter hops at Lex
ington, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ]. Hammond will
entertain at dinner this evening at
the Cafe st. Marks.
Mrs. Charles Reed Ogsbury of Hart
ford, Conn, with her baby daughter,
Margaret Sothoron, is visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick w. Cromwell. 1474
Monroe street.
Mrs. Jerome c. Smith Of Newton
Center. Mass. is a guest at the Pow
hatan flor a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Drinkwater Of Lon
don. England. arrived yesterday and
have taken suite at the Hotel Wash
Drinkwater wrote Abraham LIN
coin"
Mrs. Clement Pierce of Takoma
Park will leaye Saturday to join Mr..
Pierce in New York and will visit
there and on Long Island before re-
turning.
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auspices of the Ladies' Guild of Holy
Trinity Church. will be given at
Rauschers on Monday evening. Cards
will be played from $50 to II o'clock.
while dancing will go on from to /.
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Mrs. Keyes Entertains
Company at Luncheon.

Mrs. Keyes. wife Of Maj. Edward A
Keyes, U. S. A. entertained a small
company at luncheon today at the
Cafe st. Marks. in honor Of Mrs. Ed
win M. Otis of California, who is Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. George Theo-
bald in her apartment at the Ro-
chambeau. Covers were laid for four
teen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White enter
tained at dinner last evening, and
later some Of their guests went on to
the Colonial ball.
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| Junior League Dance
at RauscheF's Tonight.


The last Junior League dance Of the
season will be given this evening at
Rauscher's. and number Of guests
from out Of town will be present. Mrs.
Livingston Farrand, Mrs. Franklin H.
Ellis and Miss Helen McL4anahan will
be in the receiving line. A number Of
dinner and buffet supper parties will
precede the dance, those entertaining
including Maj. wilfrid Blunt. who will
entertain his guests at the Army and
Navy Club; Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. ].
r. Kaufman, who will take their sup
per guests to both the Navy dance and
Junior League dance the Misses Veeder
and Miss F'loy Barnhart.
The College Women's Club will en-
tertain a group of distinguished women
at a reception and banquet at Rausch-
er's tomorrow evening. In the receiving
line will be Mrs. Basil M. Manly. presi-
dent of the club, and Mrs. Calvin Cool
idge, Mrs. Henry c. Wallace, Mrs.
|, Herbert Hoover, Mrs. James J. Davis.
Wis; Mrs. May Lamberton-Becker of
New York city, Mrs. Ethel Holtzclaw
Gawler. Miss Karoline Klager, Mrs.
Amos A. Steele. Mrs. John Earl Walker.
Mrs. William A. Reid. Miss Edna l.
Jackson and Miss Marie K: Saunders.
Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., will make the
presentations.
Among the guests will be Mrs. Louis
D. Brandeis, Mrs. Carolyn Harding
Votaw. Miss Julia Lathrop, Judge Sell
erick Tupper Of Vermont, Mrs. Milton
e. Allies, Mrs. Clifford Bergman, Mrs.
Septimus Austin. Mrs. Patrick H.
Kelly. Mrs: w. Stanley Davis. Mrs.
George r. Putnam. Miss Helene Oys-
ter. Mrs: Otha Thompson Beall. Miss
Clara Ely. Mrs. Norman Hapgood.
Mrs Ellen Spencer Mussey. Mrs How
ard Hodgkins, Mrs. Lyman F. Kebler,
| Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes. Mrs. ]. O.
Kern. Miss Evelyn Faut, Mrs A. F.
Lauterbach and Mrs. Thomas w. Sid
well.
The ushers. under Mrs Joseph zir-
Miss Betty Schragenheim. Miss Isabel
Plumb, Miss Louise Carman. Miss
Nevins. Mrs. Louis Ecker. Miss Lucy
Graham. Mrs. Harold Graves, Mrs. Jo-
seph Hubbard, Miss Marguerite Root.
Mrs; Howard Nichols. Mrs. w: E.
Mabel Kebler. Miss Lois Haralson.
Miss Dorothy Wheeler, Miss Elaine
Ward. Miss Beatrice Travillion, Miss
Genevive Travillion, Miss Rosalie
Godfrey, Miss Opal Rains. Miss Anna
Jenkins, Miss Jennie Carter. Miss
Graham, Miss Ruth Ayler, Miss Shelby
Holbrook and Miss Ethel Waters,
Mrs. AnderBon's Play
to BE Given April 14-15.
Mrs. Larz Anderson's .one-act play,
Every Boy" which will be presented
by the League of American Pen Women
at its annual book fair. to be held at the
Willard Hotel April IA and Is, is being
rehearsed daily at the clubhouse under
the direction Of Miss Helen II. Gibbs.
with many Of the talented youth Of
Washington taking part Another at
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THE Vice President and Mrs
Coolidge will dine this even
ing with Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Spencer S. Wood, who
will entertain distinguished COM
pany in their honor before the Navy
and Marine Corps dance.
Mrs Coolidge had luncheon quite
informally today at Rauschers as the
guest of Mrs. Thomas Hammond ana
her sister-in-law and niece, MISS
Ethel Hammond and Miss Mead, all
from Northampton, Mass.
Mrs. Coolidge will be the guest of
honor at large tea to be given April
% by Mrs Parker w. West. wife or
the deputy governor of the Soldiers
Home.
The ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady GeddeS will entertain IN
formally at dinner this evening at the
embassy, when Sir Ashley and Lady
Sparks will be among their guests.
The minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter entertained at a, luncheon
today at the legation, 1922 18th street.
Juxserands Entertain
Company at Dinner.
The amba ssador of France and Nine
Jusserand entertained a distinguished
company at dinner last evening.
when their guests were invited in
honor of the former premier of
France, NJ. Rene Viviani. In the COM
pany were the Vice President and
Mrs. Coolidge, Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. Senator George H. Moses, Sen
ator and Mrs. Atlee Pomerene,,. sena-
tor and Mrs. Arthur Capper. the as
sistant secretary of the Navy. Col.
Theodore Roosevelt; the third assist
ant secretary of state and Mrs Rob
ert Woods Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs George
Wickersham, NJ Lauzanne, Mrs. Mark
A. Hanna, Mrs Augustus P. Gardiner.
Mrs James Carroll Frazer, the mill
tary attache of the French embassy
and Nine. Col1ardet, the counselor of
the EN- mbassy, Prince de Bearn, and NJ.
knecht
The ambassador of Brazil, Mr..
Cochrane de Alencar, entertained a
distinguished company at dinner last
| evening in honor of the Secretary OF
State and Mrs Hughes. The other
guests were the ambassador of Ar
! gentina. DIR. LaBreton; the ambassa-
| dor of Great Britain and Lady
| Geddes. the ambassador of Italy. Sen
ator Ricci; Senator and Mrs. Joseph
S. Frelinghuysen. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Littauer. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Westcott, Mrs. Charles S. Bromwell
Mrs. Morris Evans, Mrs. J. Borden
Hartman, Miss Helen Patten, Miss
Josephine Patten, Miss Louise Lit
tauer and Mr.. Galvao Bueno and Mr.
Sousa Leao, second secretaries of the
embassy.
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Mrs. Charles Reed Ogsbury of Hart
ford. Conn. with her baby daughter
Margaret Sothoron. is visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick w. Cromwell. 1474
Monroe street.
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Society
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge Will Be
Guests at Dinner to Be Given This
Evening by Admiral and Mrs. Wood.

entertained a company of young peo
took their guests to the colonial bal
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Mr.. and Mrs. WadSwOrth
to Give Junior Dance.

Senator and Mrs. James w. Wads-
worth, jr., will give large dance for
the younger set this evening at the
Montgomery Country Club, when
many of. the young folk home from
school for the holidays will be among
the guests, who will number seventy
five. Senator and Mrs. Wadsworth
will entertain a. party of twenty at
dinner before the dance for their
daughter and son, Miss Evelyn Wads-
worth and Mr.. Jerry Wadsworth.
The Czechoslovak minister, DR.. B.
Stepanek, left for New York on
Thursday, and on April will be the
guest of Prof John Byneley Prince
Of Columbia University. On Sunday,
April 3. President Nicholas Murray
Butler will give dinner in honor OF
the minister, DR.. B. Stepanek.
Princess Lubomiraka, wife Of the min
lister Of Poland, has issued cards for
tea to be given at the legation. 2640 18th
street, Monday afternoon, April 4. at 5
O'Clock, for the members of the sewing
class Of the Child Welfare Society and
their friends Col. Gilchrist will speak
and show pictures of the typhus fight
ing expedition to Poland.
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Mrs. Jerome C. Smith Of Newton
Center. Mass. is a guest at the Pow
hatan for a few days.
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Miss Grace NJ. Bacon and Miss Ellen
70. Hfnda1l Of Boston. who are at the
Hotel Washington for the week, will
spend the next week end in Baltimore
and after a visit with friends in New
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tional League of Woman Voters:

donal League of Woman Voters:
Prof Sophie Hart OF Wellesley Col
lege; Miss Caroline Humphrey, former
president of the Association of Col
legiate Alumnae: Miss Esther Sutton.
secretary of the Alumnae Association
of Radcliffe College; Miss Margaret
Fish, recording secretary of the alum
nae association, and Miss Frances q.
Davenport.