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The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
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Street Fair
Plans Ready
NelD York Society People
To Help Hospital at
SOUTHAMPTON.

NEW YORK. July 22.-Plans ar.
rapidly being completed for the
annual street fair to be given IN
Agawam Park, Southampton, the
afternoon and evening of August IL
for the benefit of the Southampton
Hospital. The fair. which promises
to be one Of the important events of
the social season at Southampton.
Will he given under the direction of
Mrs. Peter b. Wyckoff. Mrs. Arthur
B. Clafin, Mrs. Edward p. Mellon,
Mrs. philip B. Thompson and Mrs.
John Wolfe.
~ large dance will be given to-
morrow evening by Mrs. Raymond
7. Baker at HOLLYWOOD, her country
estate at Lenox, Mass Preceding
the dance Mrs. Baker. who was for
merly Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Wander
bit, Will entertain at dinner. The
guests will number 200. and. in az
dition TO Mrs. Bakers dinner party
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Astor Bris-
ted. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry white. S.r
and Mrs. sydney ]. Colford and Mrs
Edwards Spencer will have dinner
parties.
The Breakers" the dowageI
Mrs. Nanderbilt's villa on Ocnre
Point at Newport. will be the seen.
tomorrow evening Of a large dinner
which Mrs. Vanderbilt will give IL
| honor OF her son-in-law ana daugr.
ter, the Count and Countess Laszic
Scechenyi. who are house guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Steele, whc
are occupying their villa at South.
ampton. have as their guests theil
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. i. s. EiGdy Won Stade, ot
Westbury. l.. T.. and the Confess,
Jean de la Grizam. who recent,
arrived In this country after al
extended stay in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Gary. Of IS,
Fifth avenue. who are at presen
at ivy Hall" Jericho, L. J.. will gc
to southampton next Friday TO b,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jamel
W. Gerard.
Mrs. Eugene Hodenpyr and ne,
son. Eugene Hodenpyl. of 81 Eas
SiNty-third street, who have beef
passing some time at Sag Harbor
Will sail for Europe tomorrow oil
the steamship Celtic. Mrs. Holden
pyl and Mr.. HOdenpyI will remaiI
in Europe until early ir the au
tumn.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Temperance Day of Grove
Camp Meeting on July 30

ROCKVILLE. Nd. July 22.-The
annual Temperance Day Of the
Washington Grove Camp Meeting
will be observed at the grove on
Saturday, July 30. under the Joint
auspices Of the Montgomery County
W. c. T. L., the County AntisSIoon
League and the Camp Meeting As
sociation.
Among the speakers will be Rep
resentative W. b. Upshaw, Georgia.
Roy A. Haynes, United States COM
missioner of prohibition. and George
w. Crabbe. superintendent Of the
State Antisaloon League.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
ShifLet Found Guilty
In Fatal Stabbing Afray

HARRISoNBURG. Va. July "a
Edward Shifhett was found guilty
Of voluntary msnslaughter in con-
nection with the death of Dosh
Garrison, by jury in Circuit Court
here Yesterday. and sentenced 10
serve four and one-half years N
the State penitentiary.
Garrison was stabbed to death on
the morning of May % when 4
free-for-all fight followed an all
night "frolic" at the home Of tho
victims mother. Mrs. TeXanna Gar
rison Lewis. at the foot of the Blue
Ridge Mountains about twenty
miles west of here.
Shifhett is about 30 years old and
is the father of five small children.
Robert Lawson is awaiting trial
here charged with cutting with in
tent to xiii Henry Haynes. Both
mere members Of the party which
ended in the tragedy. Dosh Gar
rison was about IS years old and -
survived by his wife.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
JUDGE IN CHICAGO
WANTS MARRIAGE
TAUGHT IN SCHOOLS
Says Matrimony Classes
Needed to Reduce Di-
vorce Flood.

CHICAGO. July s2.-'How to oe
happy" though married" should be
the motto of the classes in matri-
nnony proposed in the Chicago pub
lie schools.
To offset the alarming increases
in divorce cases. Judge Harry -
Lewis, in whose court hundreds OF
these matrimonial wrecks are dis
posed Of. has written a letter to
Edwin s Davis. president of the
board OF education. advising the in
stallation of a department of mat
rimony in the public schools.
''Out of zoo divorce suits 1 dis
posed OF last year." the Judge says.
"a large proportion were children.
who. when they married. had not
the faintest conception of what the
responsibilities and duties of mar
riage consist of. They have babies
before they become adjusted to
marriage.
The husband has neither educa-
tion nor training enough to MAKE
decent living. and the wife is
not mature enough to know how TO
bring up an infant correctly.
Neither of them being much past
the age of adolescence, are able to
discuss and analyze their difficul-
ties intelligently, so rney run 10
the divorce courts"
Teachers are not permitted to
train young people for matrimony,
and the mothers will not. the judge
asserted. They prefer to take a
chance" on their girls getting a
- decent" husband and their boys
sowing their wild oats without any
disastrous effects.
The judge asserts that the course
on matrimony take the place Of the
hours now devoted to dancing in the
schools.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Harding 1t
Tournament
Presents Prizes to Win
ners at Columbia
Country Club.
By EVELYN c. HUNT.

President Harding, accompanied
by the Vice President. Calvin Coo
iidge. and the Presidents secre-
tary George Christian attended the
golf tournament at the Columbia
Country Club yesterday afternoon.
The prizes in the final matches were
presented by the President
The President and Mrs. Harding
will leave Washington early this
morning to spend the Weekend in
a camp which has been pitched in
the woods along the banks OF the
upper Potomac River at a point not
more than ten miles from Hagers-
town. Md.
They will be the guests of Bishop
Anderson. of Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Harvey S. Firestone. of Akron,
Ohio, and it is expected that they
will return to Washington before
noon Monday. Among others who
will be in the party Of campers are
Thomas A. Edison, the inventor.
and Henry Ford. the automobile
manufacturer. The camp in ques-
tion is of a portable nature and was
pitched two days ago. With the
exception of the President and Mrs.
Harding the members of the party
arrived there early yesterday.
1t was originally intended to
move the camp today to a point
forther to the West. near Berkeley
Springs. w. Va, but the Presidents
inability to leave Washington ear
lier prevented this. He had plannel
to leave here by motor yesterday
afternoon. but he had promised
some time ago to present the final
prizes at the conclusion of the golf
championship matches.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
SUES FOR $4,000
FROM RAMS OWNER

EVANSVILLE. Nd. July e.
Because Of injuries inflicted by a
ram. whiSh butted Mrs. Ida Rholf,
of near OhiOpyle, damages OF $4,000
for herself and a similar amount
for her husband. Henry Rholf. are
asked in a suit filed at Uniontown
against Elizabeth Sprowl, owner of
the ram.
The attack took place along a
public roai. and il is alleged the
impact hurled Mrs. Rholf violently
To the ground, breaking her left
leg and causing other injuries. 1t
il Contended the owner was negli-
gent in permitting the ram to be
on a public road
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Marriage Licenses

Unless otherwise specified, all the follow
ing applicants from this city.
Eugene Edwards. 2S. and Naomi johnson
%. The Rev. $. p. Drew.
James Lovall, 81, anu Julia Mitchell, IS
The Rev. G. W. Taylor
John II. Taylor. sc, and Virginia Linsey
%. The Rev. J. A. l.. Washington.
LynwOod i. Brooking, u, and Roberts
IL. Weisner. ~. The Rev. J. II. Jefrries.
Oscar Collins, %. and Mamie S. Ney, 22
The Rev. T. +. Davis.
Harvey ID. Wood, 81. and Josephine a
O'Iins. Is, Of Indian Head. Nd, The Rev
S. T. Morris.
Roy Z. Reynolds. 81. of Atascadero. Calf.
and Maude l.. Grim.ley, is. The Rev. Fl
4. Tupper.
Lewis K. Lawrence. rs, and Alice b
johnson. -. The Rev. ]. W. Austin.
Harvey G.. Unrne. II. of Iron Gate. Va
and Mary X. Sampson, 10. of Spring WOOD
Va The Rev. T. y. Davis.
Percy II Pimsteip. "a and Lenat u
Sears, %, both Of Tupper Lake. y. Y. Prhs
Rcv. &. =. Thomas. I
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Youth Held in Killing
Friend in Fake H0Ld-UL

FAIRVIEw. W. Va. July 22.-
sam Gnleland. 23. is in Jail here for
a bSaring set July 81. in connection
with the killing Of Howard Fritz. 81
during a fake holdup of a poker
game here
GilIeIand with Frank Hoge. Hugo
KniceIy and Ross Snodgrass are
said to have agreed to stage a scare
and going to the scene OF the game,
GillelaBd sprang out and waved his
revolver. Several Of the players
seized him and during the struggle
the weapon was discharged, the
bullet striking Fritz. tearing
through his right side. causing i'm
mediate death. GilIeIand gave him.
elf up. All the participants were
sloss friends.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
HyattsDilIe Library
VIII Be Moved MOndau

HYATTSVILLE, Nd, July 22.-
The public library here will move
Monday to its new quarters in the
Municipal Building. Miss Agnes L..
Espey, librarian, announces. The
formal opening will take place
Tuesday evening when the public is
invited.
Beginning Tuesday the library
will be open each week on that night
and on Saturday night from to 3.
juvenile department has just been
organized under the direction Of Miss
Agnes Brown.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Posses ScOur Woods
In Search for Neqro

MARTINSBURG. w. Va. July 90.
State and county officers secured
woods in the vicinity of Shepherds
town today in an effort to capture
Monroe S. C'Doc'D Payton, the negro
wanted here for alleged attack upon
lS-year-old Hazel Johnston on July
J. Armed members of the American
Legion assisted in the search and
officers say bloodhounds will be Sc
cured from Fairmont.
If captured, Payton will be taken
direct to the penitentiary, as threats
of lynching are being made.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Rev. Mr.. Everett Resigns.

CLARENDON, Va. July 22.-The
Rev. w. b. Everett. jr., for the past
five years rector in charge of st
Georges Episcopal Church, has
rendered his resignation to the
vestry to become effective July 81.
He expects to take an extended vaca-
tion to rccuperate his health before
accepting a call to another charge.
Services at st. Georges will be con-
Quoted by visiting ministers until a
is obtained.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Asks $4,000 for Injuries.

Rosa NJ. Murphy. a clerk in the
War Department. filed suit yester-
day in the District Supreme Court
against William c. and Grace @.
Rigby for $4,000 damages for al
legged personal injuries. Through
Attorneys Hogan and Jones the
plaintiff alleges that on July %.
1920. while on Mount Vernon place
northwest she was struck and seri-
ously injured by an automobile
owned by the defendants.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
DEATHS.

White.
Virginia c. Polglase. 81: 32Is y st.
Mary Petit. Il; Garfield Hospt.
Sister Perpetua Lauer, %; Geo. Wash
Univ. Hospt
Martha Gift, 20: I. Maple st. nv.
Edward s. Nellam, IL: ST. Eliz. Hospt
Eliza J. Dichl. ~: Nat. Luth, Home
hugh v Fullerton. -; Emergency IIospi.
Mamie Stcves. :: .1S Second 81 NO
Raymond n. IIiggs. .: 3i9 l. st So.
Inf. John and Angela Gianinni. l hour:
Sibley Ho~pt.
Colored.
Eliza ]. Young. ~: i53I y. C.. ave. ne.
Ameiia Young. 73; 1924 second st..nu
Philiu IL. Mcneil. 40, Wash. AsvInu Hn>t..
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Wife Made Sole Heir
To Estate of Husband

Mrs. Josephine Knabe. widow OF
Albert T. hnabe, who died June 20.
is named sole beneficiary in the will
of her husband. filed for probate
yesterday. The estate includes the
premises at 323 and 325 A street
northeast.
Thomas II. Griffith. who died April
10 last, left an estate valued at sS.0
according to the petition for letters
Of administration fled by Atty. n
Edward Clarke on behalf of the ex-
ecutor, benjamin +. Parker. Tho
heirs are the sons. Orlando Z, jaime.
F., and Alvin T. Griffith.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Seven Vote Against IL.
No Trace of Bible Salesman.

DANVILLE. Va. July 22.-Search
for ]. c. Wilson. of Hiwassee. Ga.
of Georgia student miss
ing for more than a week. was re-
sumed in Patrick County this after
noon. f. J.. England. who with Will
son. has been selling Bibles and
tracts for a Nashville publishing
house. today received word that Will
son had turned in his last report
from Stuart last Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Doctor BIan,es Patients
For Wfe's DeSerti0n

CHICAGO. July 22-"She was not
satisfied with the kind of life she
had to lead as a doctors wife, said
DR.. Chester J. Challenger in court
today. explaining why his wife, Anna.
had left him.
The telephone bell rang too often
to suit her. My patients dragged
her into my professional affairs too
much, so she tired of it and left
me-"
DR.. Challenger told the court he
had given her $4,000 as a property
settlement and the judge awarded
him decrCa of divorce
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
NEW POSTMASTER
IN AT ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE. Md. July 22-
Harry A. Dawson. appointed by
President Harding postmaster here
tn succeed Joseph Reading, took
'harCe of the office today.
He announced that George w
MuIlican. assistant postmaster. and
oscar T. Gather. clerk in the Office.
would be retained. The office pays
$4,000 per annum.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
BIRTHS.

White.
James p. and Rebecca J. MyIes. girl.
James W. and Mary B. Robinson, boy.
Arthur II. and Eleanor b. Cook. girl.
Vernon r. and Cora Soper. girl
Fred and Genivea Bawrn. girl.
Alfred and Cary Guaragna, girl
George NJ. and Ella L. Brown, girl
Oliver W. and Marguerite Black. boy.
Charles N. and Mary Thirlkeid, boy
John and Angela GianinEi. boy
William W. and Frances V. Brady. girl.
Herbert A. and Marie V. Dargus, boy.
Iandon c. and Virginia Dulaney, girl
Henry W. and Nellie E. Evans, boy.
Colored.
Theodore W. and Bessie Jackson. boy.
Harry and Willie Jones, girl
Louis N. and Gladys b. Giles, boy,
Andrew ard Josephine Jackson. girl
Augustus G. and Susan N. Lindsay, girl.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
MATERNITY BILL
PASSES SENATE
BY 63-TO-7 VOTE
Adoption by Upper House
Considered Victory
For Women.

Women are credited with a legis-
Iative victory in the passage by the
Senate OF the Sheppard -Towncr ma
ternity and infancy bill.
women's organizations Of vsri-
Gus sorts were primarily respon-
sible for the introduction Of the
measure, and have been active In
pushing II through.
The vote in the Senate was SO to
7. The measure, already passed by
the House, will be returned to that
body for concurrence in Senate
amendments The principal change
made by the Senate was a provi-
sion proposed by Senator Reed that
prevents officials from entering any
home over parents objections TO
carry out the purposes of the law.
states Must Appropriate.
The bill carries an appropriation
of sl,4SO,000 out Of which each
State is to receive $4,000, to be
matched by a similar appropriation
from the State. The money will go
for instruction in the hygiene of
maternity and infancy through pub
lie health nurses, consultation CEN
ters and otner methods. Provision
also is made for extension courses
in educational Institutions. The
Federal government will cooperate
through the Children's Bureau. De-
partment of Labor.
Senator Reed, of Missouri. vigor-
ously denounced the bill in the
closing hours Of debate. declarinG
IL would permit officials TO invade
the homes OF mothers-to-be."
Seven Vote Against IL.
Three Republicans and four Dem
ocrats joined in voting against tho
bill on the final roll call. The Re.
pubIicans were Borah, Idaho; Moses
New Hampshire, and Warren
Wyoming. The Democrats: Brous.
sard. Louisiana; King, Utah; Reed
Missouri, and Watson, Georgia.
When the result had been an
nounced Senator Reed offered al
amendment to change its title q
read. "A bill to create a board Of
spinsters to teach the mothers o.
the United States how to rails,
babies" The proposal was howleC
down.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23

to speak at the home OF Mrs. Ar
thur Il. CIafiin at Sinnecock Hills,
Southampton. n. ", next Thursday
afternoon in the interest of the
cathedral.
Preston Gibson is in Newport for
an extended stay. +.
Mrs. Jerome BOnaparte is az
Southampton. n. Y.
Rear Admiral Victor Blue is the
guest of Rear Admiral Bassett at
Newport.
Mrs. f. S. Bailey and Miss Mil
licent Bailey are at Asbury Park,
n. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. wilkins
are visiting Mrs. wilkins father.
Alfred T. Harris. at Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Alsop
were hosts at dinner dance at
Hates Mountain Club. White Sui
phur Springs. W. We, on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Herman GaSCh has invited
the National Women's Press Club
to a picnic tea at her summer home
| in Virginia today.
! At the monthly forum luncheon
of the Women's City Club next Sat
urday, July so, DR.. Naleria II. Parker.
er. the newly appointed secretary
OF the United States Interdepart-
mental Social Hygiene Board will
speak on "The American Plan for
Moral Protection" and Miss Harlean
James, secretary of the American
Civic Association, will speak on
The Program Of reorganization
of the Government Departments"
The luncheon will being promptly
at l o'clock.
Capt. and Mrs. n. A. Thielen are
at the Hotel Lafayette for short
time.
DR.. and Mrs. Chester n. SwOpe
left Yesterday for a motor trip
through Ohio. They were accom-
panied by their son. Bradford. and
Mrs. SwODc's sister. Miss Walker.
DR.. Swope will attend the annual
meeting Of the American Osteo-
rathic Association next week in
Cleveland.
Arthur Du Bois, of this city. has
gone from Vienna to Paris after d
lengthy stav in Central Europe
Col. r. NJ. Chippcrfield. former
Representative from Illinois. is at
the Lafayette for short stay.
Noble ]. wilt, of the National
Park Service, is on a visit to the
Yellowstone and Rocky Mountain
Parks.
Mrs. Jennie Crawford has re-
turned from a visit to relatives at
Benton. Ills.
Miss Anne Hayden. Of Long ISL
and. n. V. is visiting her aunt. Mrs
Milnor r. Sullivan. at 1925 Cleve-
land Park
Edward Allard leaves Saturday
for a vacation to be spent with his
parents at Providence. r. I.
f. j. Ayers. formerly chief clerk
OF the Interior Department. and
now residing at Brid2etOn. n j., is
on brief visit to the Capital
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
WOuld-Be Bride Only rs;
Clerk Refuses License

ROCKVILLE. Md. July 22.-Be-
cause the young lady was but 16
years old and did not have with
her the written consent of her par
ents, Henry w. Daley and Mary T..
Woods. both of Great Falls. Va,
were unable to obtain a maria ge
license from the clerk of the Cir
uit Court here yesterday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Finds Husband Dead lUith
Throat Cut; Razor Near

MIDDLEBOURNE, w. Va. July
22.-Oake Smith, 40, of Wicke, this
county. was found dead by his wife
with his throat cut from ear to ear
and blood-stained razor lying near
mis- body.
Smith had been suffering from
cancer, and it is believed disease
drove him to suicide
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
MRS. CALHOUN HOSTESS
AT DINNER YESTERDAY.

Mrs. c. c. Calhoun, president of
the Woman's National Civic Foun-
dation. was hostess at dinner last
evening at the Dean place. Her
guests included Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Sawyer, Representative and Mrs.
James T. Begg, Senator HCke
Smith. Senator Richard p. Ernst.
Senator Thomas =. Walsh and
Judge and Mrs. Charles Howry.
Mrs. Calhoun will leave August
for an extended stay in the
North. including visits at South
amptOn. Long Island and Newport.
Among the other hosts at the
Dean place last evening was Mrs.
James Mcdonald. who entertained
for eighteen guests.
Miss Jeanette Rankin, former
Representative from Montana. who
has been visiting in Washington,
has gone to New York
Rear Admiral and Mrs. ]. Drexel
Adams are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Tuckerman at the cot
tage at Newport.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
Missionary Meet Tomorrow.

ROCKVILLE. Md, July GA
meeting of the Women's Interde-
nominational Missionary Union will
be held in Christ Episcopal Church
here Sunday afternoon. Mrsfi Gull
berson, of the Washington Mission
ary Union, and Miss Marcella Syn,
a missionary from Korea, will be
among the speakers
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
MRS. KEYEs TO ATTEND
PLYMOUTH CELEBRATION.

Mrs. Henry W. Keyes. wife of the
Senator from New Hampshire. will
go to UppervilIe, Va. today to spend
the weekend with Mrs. NJ. c. Rich
ardson. Before going to Plymouth
early next week she will make a
brief visit with Mrs. George Bar
nett at Wakefield Manor. Mrs. Keyes
is going to Plymouth to attend the
tercentenary celebration and from
Plymouth will go to her home in
Haverhill. n. H, to spend the rest
of the summer.
Mrs. T DE Witt Talmadge Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Pitt
Scott, at Newport.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
MISS KNOX Is ENGAGED
TO A. MALCOLM DUVALL.

Mrs. George Vernon Knox an
nounces the engagement OF her
daughter, Alma, to A. Malcolm Du-
vail. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Clar-
ence Duvall. of this city. The we'd
ding will take place in the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Rapley left
yesterday for Cedarhurst. Long ISL
and. to visit Mrs. Rapley's brother.
w. W. Miller. After a stay of two
weeks Mrs. Rapley will go to Poland
Springs. Me, where she will remain
until the LIST of October. Mr.. Rap
ley will return to their country
place. Avenel, at Silver Springs. Md,
where their son, William W. Rap
ley, is spending the summer.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
SOUTH AFRICAN STUDIES
OUR EDUCATION SYSTEM.

c. A. Lagesen, a member of par
lament from Hamaqua Land, Union
of South Africa, and Mrs. Lagesen
are in Washington. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Lagesen came to the city from Bal
timore. where they were visiting
friends from South Africa. Mr.
Mr.. Lagesen is making a tour of
this country to study education
and taxation methods employed
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Riddick are
motoring to Denver. Col, from
their home in Memphis, Tenn
Mrs. Riddick was formerly Miss
Marie Sims.
Canon Henry Talbot is scheduled
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23

Ezra Gould has gone to Lake
Placid y. Y, to pass a fortnight.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
MRS. BARNETT CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY IN NOVEL WAY.

Mrs. George Barnett returned
yesterday to her home at Wakefield
Manor. Va. and yesterday after
noon celebrated her birthday there
by giving a dinner to the Convicts
working on the State road near her
estate.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23
OFFICERS TO ATTEND
INDIAN HEAD REUNION.

Maj. Gen. Lejeune. Maj. Gen. j.
G. Harbord and Maj. Gen. W. {,
Neville will attend the outing at
Marshall Hall to be held today ny
the District of Columbia veterans
of the Second Division in commem-
grafton of the battle Of scissors,
when the Second Division. as part
Of the Twentieth Army Corps
CFrench) captured Beaurepare
Farm Vaucastille and NierZy and
advanced to Tigny.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23

Mrs. ]. Mayhew Wainwright. wife
of the Assistant Secretary OF war,
has gone to New York. Mrs. VAIN
wright will spend the summer in
New York state and will return to
her home in Washington in October.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23

Capt. James ]: Raby. L. S. N, and
Mrs. Raby will entertain at a sup
per dance in their quarters at the
Navy Yard this evening for their
daughter. Miss Lady Jane Raby. The
guests will include a number of Wis
iting cadets from the United States
Naval Academy and an equal num-
Der of young girls.
The Washington herald., 1921-07-23

Canon Henry Tarbo, is scheduled