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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04

Hb Eff*tt futufr hnkulEh TO offrrr,
who would be helpless TO defend
themselves.
In the mans case his parents be.
fore him faced tho same problem
and were not strong. thus visiting
their sins upon his head, which In
turn has brought this unhapplnesn
upon you. Your first and only duty
In TO the children OF your departed
husband In thus devoting yourself
10 them you win leave behind an IN
sullied name and a loving memory.
A. r.
''Bewiiderd"---In my heart n only
pity for you and the man you love.
too. Had his ancestors been kind
~ confederate. he would have been
all white or all colorcd. which he had
right 70 be. Men and women have
no moral right 20 do one thing that
VIII cast a stigma upon their chill
drrn.
In the face OF this, 'Bewildered."
you must realize that you would
bring the same condition 20 bear.
You owe everything TO your own
children. and nothing 10 yourself In
this Instance. s. w.
'Bewfidered---I would advise You
20 wait and watch. A man Of your
own race is looking for just you
somewhere man whom your chill
dren viii not be ashamed 70 hug and
kiss and praise before their com.
panions. The anguish and the doubt
which you are suffering now. Of
which you tried 20 tell us all. tells
me you already know the answer.
Let us all pray that you will not
have a faint heart when you see this
man for the last time and give him
your answer. which win be NO"
T. H. S.
.sBewildsred'-you should know
that we live and move on four planes
OF lactivity--body. mind scul and
spirit
You arc attracted 10 this man on
two planes OF body and soul. but not
on tho mind or spirit planes.
You arc both magnetic and cleo
trio These are always neuiraiizet
by marriage. You would then be
left 10 your mental and spiritual
planes. where you are now in revolt
against him You are tempted on
mind and soul plane by the age-oid
temptation OF woman for home. com
fort protection. and beware lest
these overcome you.
You do not love the man--thc
heart speaks from the spirit closest
God. The other planes speak from
their own planes and deal with the
other functions OF man In his activ.
tiles In this world. Make your own
choice from q wise study OF your.
self. MRS. L. VAN s.
-Bcwiider~d"--Tf you have cour.
age greater than in gfvcA the av-
~rnge woman. courage 10 withstand
the criticizm OF your friends and
even the loss Of them. II you havt
patience 20 accept whatever your
children may say when they grow
older. and above all. II you have
the strength TO meet whatever the
future has In store for you. like a
true woman. then perhaps you can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
Charming Bridge Tea
Giren T0d1u

Complimcntine Mrs. +. z. winnek
Of San Diego. Cal. Mrs. Guy Bowden
and Mrs. Ernest Walter entertained
charmingiy with large bridge tea
AZ the Hunts Point clubhouse this
Afternoon. The decorations were
japanese In character. with purple
and white wistaria. gracefully fes-
looming the room. and Japanese
maids serving al the tea hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
Seattle
Society
Series Of Subscription
Dances WIZ BE Gicen
at Yacht Club; Miss
Waterho,tse Hostess,
Pre- Nuptial Comph-
ment.

TUE first In series OF subscription
i dances win be given at The
Yacht club. Friday evening. August
~. The committee promises many
delightful features. and society maids
and bachelors are anticipating those
affairs with enthusiasm, Those IN
charge are Mr.. Marfield Rolcom. MI.
Walter ponahcc. MIR, William Ely
man Mr.. Clarke Hamiin. Mr.. Miiiing.
ton Gray. Mr.. stephen Haynes and
Mr.. Justin Haynes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
Allah Social Club

Allah Social club win meet a, the
home 81 Mrs. Mae snodgrass. 4s37
oreas st. on wednesday. August 10.
at o. m. Mrs. snodgrass and her
two daughters. Mrs. Lucille Frazier
and Mrs. Ada Peterson, as hos,essea.
Cards and refreshments. All Eastern
Stars most cordially invited.
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Yachting Party
Complimentmg
Miss Crdngle

Miss Nuriei Watcrhouse VIII en-
terrain with a yachting party. com
plimentary 20 Miss carlene crangie
Leaving saturday, they viii so &c
Tacoma TO attend the finals In THIS
tennis tournament. after which they
win cruise to olympia and Other
points on the sound. returning sun
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
DREAMED PEAS

Two pounds. green unnheiied peas.
u teaspoon aaN. cup milk. ] table
spoon butter. deasert spoon -four.
pepper.
Cook peas as usual. Add MIX and
stlr 10 butter and -four rubbed To-
geth~r. This viii make a sauce Just
thick enough to serve on the dinner
plate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
Queen Anne Study Club
in Cboroe TodaU

The Queen Anne study club was
In charge OF the orthopedic Tea
shop today with Mrs @. l.. Cioason
as chairman. assisted by Mrs. j.
Y. Clifton. Mrs O. J. Taylor. Mrs.
v. W. Gcmmcl. Mrs. Harvey Brown.
Mrs. W. NJ. McClasky. Mrs. NJ. Kirk.
orian. Mrs. J. II. Linton and Mrs.
J. II. Ford
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marry this man whom you care 70
and be happy.
II seems a shame 10 lose happiness
when 1t Is within our grasp. but re-
member at one time one OF ut
parents OF this man had the sand
problem 20 solve and evidently AZ
lowed the heart 10 rule. with the ri
suit they brought Into the world
child whose character Is all white
but who must bow his head to Ind
unwritten creed Of race thru no fault
Of his, own. Il. J. c.
"Bewiidered~: I am going 70 tam
10 you as tho you were my own i5g
ter The very knowledge that yof
are unhappy. Dissatisfied and unde1
such a severe nervous etrain oya
this man is proof TO me you are o.
the wrong track and the sooner va
stop, look, and listen" you win re
the danger signal ahead and thur
avoid making the fatal mistaker-s :
your young womanhood.
| am a self-made woman ~ yeas
old and have looked many a hu
problem face 20 face: have seen N
world in many phases. watched an
read about many MIXED marriage
and do not think they promote IN
highegt mental. physical or spiritual
happinaes-the law Of heredity IL to
great Marriage for the sake Of =
home and the comforts Of home 4
towards way around the DIM
Guilty. 'Esau sold bis birthright fof
a mess Of pottage."
Love will will find better way.
ALSO A NURSE.
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MISS GREY Win receive read
wi ers Of thIs department n
The Star office on Tuesdays frun
0 10 4. and n. other times by sp
poinfment. Please do not come.
on other days than Tuesday un
less yon have an appointment
with Mrs Grey. n unexpected
visitors interfere with her writ
ing.
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Miss Crangle
Honor Guest

Miss Virginia Sheahan win enter
tain with a card party at her homo
this evening. complimentary TO Miss
Carlen Cransle. OF Minneapolis. who
~ tho house guest OF Miss Harriet
Baxter.
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ICED COFFEE

Iced coffee In made OF fresh hot
coffee in just the same way that iced
tea Is made. a spoonful OF cream
ia usually pu; In tho glass with the
cracked Ice. A spoonful Of whipped
cream II then put on top. Serve
with granulated sugar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
HAM HINT

Take slices OF fresh ham and put
In "A dish. Cover with milk. Let
stand an hour. Then cook. Most
Of the salt will fall to tho bottom.
leaving only enough to flavor the
ham nicely.
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Clubs
CLUBS ron FRIDAY


Stevens Relief corps. No. 1. will
hold social Friday. August 8, at
Seia Second ave. N. E. Take Wal.
lineford car. Noon luncheon.
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chi Omega AIumnac Picnic

Chi Omega Alumnae viii entertain
with picnic at the summer home of
Mrs John w. Crooks. AZ Woodlawn
Beach. on Friday. August 5. Al Chi
Omegas are requested TO meet at the
Tacoma interurhan station ut IL
o'clock. Automobiles viii leave at
Has.
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Handkerchief Shocer

As compliment to Miss Helen
worhoys. bride-to-be, Miss Beth
Davidson Is entertaining this even
Ing at her home with handkerchief
shower. Fifteen close friends OF
Miss Worboys have been invited.
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Mrs. Albertson
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. A. H. Aibertson has extended
invitations to the members OF the
drama circle OF the women's Unlvcr.
sify club. for q luncheon 10 be given
Saturday at her summer home on
Bainbridge island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04

Nina NJ. Frye tent No. is. viii
give an all-day picnic at the homo OF
the president. Mrs. Margaret Nordin,
iTe4 AMI ave. Friday. Angus, 8. All
members and comrades invited. Take
AK car. No. 1. and set off at iiiup
station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
Rridne Dinner

Mrs. Francis W, Brooks entertain.
ed with bridge dinner at her home
last evening. oomplimenting some
Everett friends
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DRESS SHIELDS

Before the dress Is dry cleaned.
remove the shields and wash them
in lukewnrm water In which there
is n little ammonia DO not press.
but stretch into shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
Native Daughters Of Washington

Native Daughters OF Washington.
Princess AnEeiine parlor. No. 1. viii
have picnic supper In Woodland
park Friday. August 5. at .. m.
All those attending are requested TO
meet at the handstand. For infor.
nation. call Sunset oe0s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
EGG YOLKS

n. after baking, you find that you
have an egg yolk left over. put Il In
a glass with a tightly fitting cover
over 1, and you'n find that u viii
keep indefinitely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
Eastern star Club

The officers and members OF the
Eastern star club are requested 10
attend luncheon given at the
Masonic temple. Friday. August .. at
1850 .. m. In honor az tho past
president. Mrs. I.onnie A. James.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04

Mrs. Iris Munday entertained
Wednesday evening with dramatic
recital In the f'auntirroy Park
church. when abe artisticaIiy inter
prcfet "Aailcts MASTERPIECES" by
pepie. romance conception OF how
the statue Venus dc Milo los, her
arms. and rendered several readings
in Italian dialect.
Assisting Mrs. Munday was Miss
Evangcline Cook. soiolSt. accompan.
led by Miss Beth McCausiand.
Mrs Munday Is graduate ~ the
University OF Washington. where
she studied dramatic art. She has
also worked under the direction OF
Mrs. Robert Sandal. prominent re
costly In 1.-THE wayfarer" cast
On the evening OF Friday. August
S. Mrs. Munday viii hold contest.
open TO all. In the F'auntieroy Park
church for aapirants In dramatic art
THE winner will be given a onc-terrn
scholarship for private LESSONS In
the studio conducted by Mrs. Mum.
day In Faunticroy.
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Personal

10 inc weir apartments. lsVo alht 81.
Mrs. James u. Mccailum and two
children OF Davenport. wash. are
the guests ~ Mrs. John Stuart
Brace. planning to remain for sew
crai weeks.
: Mira IL III. Mason left yesterday
for her home In EilcnHburg. after a
fortnight's vtfat with her daughter.
Mira Harry Jcffs. 2is West Smith st
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Hall and
family are spending tho summer
months at their country home at In.
dianoiA beach.
Mira Henry Elliott and two small
sons arc enjoying their vacation at
Richmond Beach.
Leah Hall wister In spending the
summer at Oakland. Cal.
Misa Elizabeth Van Enden and
the Misses Marian and Carol Samp.
son. who have been the guests OF
DR. and Mrs. II. M. strykcr for the
past week. left last evening for their
home In Beilingham-
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Mccord. Mrs.
Beth Collins and Mr.. NeAie Mccord
viii leave Sunday by motor for
Hayden Lake. where they viii
spend a week.
Mrs. Mabel Foster Of Portland. r.
the house guest Of her aunt. Mira
A. H. Calhoun.
Mira sara n. Hickman and Miss
Marjorie stevens left Tuesday an a
motor trip TO California. TO be gone
a month.
Mr.. Marshall Allen IL spending
the week 10 Tacoma. where he u play.
inE in tho tennis tournament
Mr.. Henry Rowiey. OF Billings.
Mont. and hla gucnt. Afr. Richard
Iamberton. Of Phlladnlphia. Pa. ar.
rived Ia scaiu. Monday. 10 BE- the
Euenis OF Afr. aad Mrs. II. w. Row
ley. at Port Madison. for the remain
der OF the summer.
Mrs Frank wafsrhcus~. Miss Nu-
riei wa,erhouse. Miss Helen walker
and Miss Lucille Eynan Rrc departing
Thursday. August II. for Hayden
Lake. where they will spend a week
or 10 days.
Miss Lillian carrtrns ~ spending
a week at wing Point. as tho Eutsf
Of AFR. and Mrs. Frederick Fischer.
Mr.. James u. Hege returned Mon.
day from a short business trip to
Portland.
Or. Maud Parker left yesterday on
her vacation for Zig Four inn. where
she viii spend a week or 10 days
Miss I~nore cslkins. OF Chicago.
and His- Helen scanion. Of Minnesp-
oils, arrived yesterday and are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. ~ Cal.
kina.
Mrs. De WHITE c. Nciiis. Mrs. Har.
mon Ryus and little daughter. Co
iesie. and Miss Cariotta NclliE. are
| spending two weeks at Port Town.
send. with Mrs. Albert Charles Phil.
lips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick l.. Hartford
uielcn f'rcebornl have returned from
their wedding trip. and after August
is will be at home at as 18th ave n
Miss Anne Turner II enjoying a
month at East Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Barnes. Of
Cambridge. Mass. win arrive in So
attic August 10. 10 be- the guests oi
their son and daughterin law. Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Barnes. for q
/ month.
Mrs. Frank Frederick returned
/ Friday from Lake Chcian where
she has been the guest Of Mrs. w
A. shannon. AZ her summer home
! "Shannon.on-Ch olan."
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REMOVING DOUGH

II dough gets on material IT Is bet
ter 10 let II dry and then scrape IL
of. Afterward the spot may be
spong~d.
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RUST SPOTS

Rust spots can be removed from
white linen rith salts OF lemon put
up in powdered form. Put the salts
on the spot and dafnpcn slightly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
Buffet Supper and
BRIDGE

Compllmcnting Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Hurd. OF New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander +. MeEwan
were hosts last evening at their
home at the Country club. entertain.
ing with a buffet supper and bridge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
Cynthia Grey E
Hundreds. Of People Ansacer Benoildercd-dnd the
Majority Advise Her Against Marriage.
ny CYNTHTA Grey

It's going TO DC quite dtfcuH % decide Hdt pT7ze
etter-o date 2I5 letters hare been sent in BE
iered-for the most part they hare been aoonderf Cor
respondents pace and address, upon letters other
rise then aoiH not be printed The pze thinning letter loH
be announced Monddy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
Informal Picnic Supper
and Dance

Entertaining with an informal pic
mic supper and dance. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Manson Backus VIII be hosts
at their summer home at Enetai. on
Friday evening. August 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
Luncheon Compliments
Miss Kerr

Miss Dorothy Congrr entertained
with a luncheon at Frederick a Mel
sons tea room this afternoon. com.
pitmcnting Miss Elizabeth Kerr. who
Win leave In few weeks for Caiifor-
MIA, where she win enter Mills col
legc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
LEMON JUICE

Lemon juice added to the cold ws.
ter in which you soak the wilted
vegetables viii help in the frcsheu.
ing OF them.
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STRING REAN.c

IL the string beans seem a little
tough. soak them in cold water
while before cooking.
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MRS. MAX VESTS ADVICE
ON THE CARE OF CHILDREN

ehudFent nehf
sdsi In
VII ef
aad
}.
IN" ''""' N a N ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
EidrrbIcosn Club

Tho regular monthly meeting Of
tn. Elderbioofn club will be held on
Thursday. August I. AT the knights
Of Pythias hall. Third ave. and vir.
einia st The following officers have
been elected for the ensuing year;
Mrs. J. Harrison. president: Mrs. c.
ID. Leader. first vice president. Mrs.
Brirlim. second vice president: Mrs.
NJ. c. pingwall. secretary; Mins NJ. II
Day, treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04
Russian Relief Committee Makes
New shipment

Under the auspices of tho Russian
Relief committee OF Seattle. James
II. Fisher. well known local lecturer.
who IL departing for England Ia
few days. delivered 4 lecture last
Sunday evening. illustrated with
slides OF Russian life sent 10 the
local COMMITTEES By the Friends OF
Philadelphia No admission was
charged for tho lecture. but a col.
lection was taken up among the en-
,husIastic audience which amounted
to rss.s0. Several friends contributed
flowers. proceeds OF tho sale OF
which amounted 20 $3.50. on dia-
play were over 600 flannel baby gar.
ments made BY Seattle women. and
the same quantity 81 bottles OF
matted milk. After the lecture these
things we're gathered together with
80 bund,es OF sanitary bandagca. one
bolt OF csiecacciosh. some absorbent
cotton and medicine and packed for
shipment 10 the American Friends
Service committee who transport
these articles free OF charge 10
their warehouses in Moscow. where
they are distributed as expeditlousiy
as possible. The Russian Relief
committee voted to send SEQ with
the shipment. which money will 20
to buy more supplies. Send dona.
tons TO Mrs. kicmptner. chairman.
i5i5 Seventh ave. ~.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Washington rionesr Auxiliary No.

Washington rionesv AuSiiiary No. !
The Washington Pioneer auxiliary.
No. 1. held It's quarterly executive
committee meeting Tuesday after.
noon at the home of their president.
Mrs Edmond \. Mcany. Arrange
mentr were made for the quarterly
auxiliary meeting to be held In the
Pioneer building at Madison Park. on
Wednesday. August II. with picnic
lunch AT is:30. The officers Of tho
Washington Pioneers and their wives
are 20 be the guests Of honor OF the
auxiliary. Following tho luncheon.
the annual election Of officers for the
ensuing year viii take place. Al
women who have been In this state
since territorial days are cordially In
vited TO join. and may make applica.
ton at this meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-04

Seattle lodge No 7. Degree Of Hon
or Protective Association. have voted
to Etve ak progressive whiS, parties
In Evergreen hall. Arcade building.
on the second Tuesday OF the coming
six months. beginning Tuesday.
August 8. at p. M. for the benefi,
OF the children's orthopedie hospital
Everyono invited. Merchandise Ger
tlslcates win be given.
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Mrs. Mabel Foster Of Portland. Il
the house guest Of her aunt. Mira
A. u. Calhoun.
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Mira sara n. Hickman and Miss
Marjorie Stevens left Tuesday an a
motor trip 10 California, 10 be gone
a month.
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Mfr. Marshall Allen Ia spending
the week 10 Tacoma. where he " play
inK In tho tennis tournament
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Mr.. and Mrs.. Evan Mccord. Mrs.
Beth Collins and Mr.. NeAie Mccord
viii leave Sunday by motor for
Hayden Lake. where they will
spend a week.
The Washington times., 1921-02-03

) but distinguished company OF la
dies TO meet her.
=
The Argentine Ambassador and
Nine. LeBreton will give a dinner
tonight in compliment 10 DR.. and
Mrs. Preston Pope Satterwhite. OF
New York. There will be eighteen
suestA
Col. and Mrs. Francis Junkin will be
hosts at dinner tonight at their home,
Twin Oaks, the Secretary OF War and
Mrs. Newton ID. Baker being the
guests OF honor.
John Barton Payne, Secretary OF
the Interior. will also be present.
-
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Gordon Woodbury. Will en-
tertain twenty-eight guests at dinner
this evening in honor of Lady Geddes'
wife Of the British ambassador. Their
guests will include the Minister OF
Switzerland and Nine. Marc Peter,
and the two senators from New Hamp-
shire, Senator George Higgins Moses
and Senator Henry Wilder KeyeS
with Mrs. Moses and Mrs. Keyes.
-
The marriage of Miss Emily John
son. daughter of Senator and Mrs. Ed
win s. Johnson, of South Dakota, and
Alfred p. Oxtoby, of Wheeling, W. Va,
took place today at noon at the Will
lard Hotel
The ceremony was performed quiet
Iy In the Presidential suite by Rev. O.
| |. Humshries. of the Methodist
Church, in the presence of thirty-nve
guests, who included the relatives and
- af he hrida and hFide-
groom. wedding breakfast fol
lowed.
The bride, who was unattended
wore a tailor-made travelling suit OF
imported blue twill and smart
spring hat OF purple straw. Her cor
sage bouquet was of purple orchids
The decorations were in white anc
green, quantities of palms, smilax ant
white roses being used.
MIR. Oxtoby and his bride left dur
ing the afternoon for a wedding trip
and will make their home In Wheel
ing.
Among the out-of-town guests who
were here for the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Oxtoby. Of Wheeling
and Wildsburg. w. Va, parents Of the
bridegroom, and their daughter, Miss
Margaret Oxtoby; Mrs. Howard War
bride, and Miss Belle Johnson, another
sister. Of Washington and South Da-
kota.
Mrs. John X. Shields. wife OF SEN
ator Shields of Tennessee, is giving a
reception today in the ball room at
the Shoreham.
s.
Miss Mildred Bromwell will be
hostess at dinner tonight entertain
The Washington times., 1921-02-03

binG q company OF twenty-six young
people in compliment TO Miss Cor
nelia Vanderbilt. who has arrived
from New York to stay over the
weekend with Miss Bromwell. To-
morrow evening the two girls will
attend the dance at the Belgian em-
bassy.
DIR. and Mrs. Davenport White will
entertain at dinner tonight in COM
pliment to Mr.. and Mrs Ulysses s.
Grant, jr. Mrs. Lockwood Bishop
OF New York, who is staying at the
Shoreham. will be among the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Fairbanks.
who sold their house. 2s40 8 street.
to the President and Mrs. Wilson.
have moved to 21S1 II street the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin ID. Roosevelt, where
they will make their home for the
next few months.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson. who
have been spending the early winter
at Weld. their estate in Brookline.
near Boston. have arrived In Wash
ington and are at their residence on
Massachusetts avenue.
3
Pleasant Alexander Stovall, former
United States minister to Switzerland
Is in Washington. visiting his SON.
in-law and daughter, Robert Leslie
Craige, secretary and charge DAT
faires OF the British embassy. and
Mrs. Craige.
Miss Caroline White entertained al
luncheon today at the Shoreham
| Hotel, when Nine. Grouitch. wife OF
| the Serbian minister. was among the
guests-
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Story, jr,
will introduce their daughter. Miss
Caroline Story. to a distinguished ed
company. of their friends this eve
ming. when they will entertain sew
enty-two guests at dinner at Grass
lands.
Former Ambassador and Mrs
Thomas ]. O'Brien will be hosts at
Ambassador to Japan and Mrs. Roland
Morris. Covers will be laid for fifteen.
One OF the most Interesting events
on the calendar this afternoon Is the
entertainment which the National
Press Club is giving at B. F. Keith's
Theater. An invitation has been ex-
tended to the Diplomatic Corps and
the official world, and II is expected
that the audience will be both brill
liant and representative.
The program will be distinctly orig
inal, including the reading of Gray's
'Elegy in a Country Churchyard" by
the Secretary of State and a debate
between Congressman J. N. Tichener