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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-27
THE END.
GRANDFATHEns s1usrAcHEl.

6ttANDFAYHEkYS Mu6TACHE.
F'ashionS pass like a fash,
We don't see any more
The gorgeous mustache
Which my Grandfather wore.
It wa bushy and long I.
And dropped over his LIP.
And was wiry and strong
For 9 yopngster to grip.
When drinking his tea
It made|a queer noise,
Like the buzz OF a. bee
Which delighted Us boys.
Il had long curly ends ss
Which. would often protrude,
And, when talking With friends,
These my Grandfather chewsd.
II was fraxzled and frayed.
But In days long ago
With It often we played,
Yor y Stickled us %.
When i've piled up my cash
And need work nevesEtore,
! may grow q rnuatache
Like my Grandfather wore.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-27
oHAprER xxu.-oontInued.

O0AA6 SO4lAlOISScuE, IOOk LL6 men 10
his study and showed them his spoils.
Among them there was no article that
could be less than a hundred and fifty
years old, and the $ and some Of
the jewellery were marked with the
Dartigny crest. The pictures, from
lack Of proper are. were in bad con
dition. and this, taking into account
the great age of some of the canvases,
made them unacceptable. But
there were some which were undoubt-
edly OF great value.
Monsieur de Barron locked the
treasures away and turned to Baxen-
as anywhere for the present. Nj.
Baxenter, although ! may say. here
and now, that I lay no claim to what
! consider does not belong to me. II,
and, indeed, it seems probable, this
poor fellow in the chapel has STUN
bled upon the Dartigny treasure, then
1t belongs to q DartiEny and not to
me-" rs
But monneur. I feel sure that Miss
Benham would not wish To-
Vi The financier held up a restraining
hand.
Perhaps you. as a solicitor. will tell
me that I have q legal claim; but 1
am not that sort of man.. Besides,
: 49, ~ tAos NN
s anN.n ~ IIo!n 1AAA,s =
quite enough for my few remaining
years without taking what belongs to
others"
They had shut the door upon the
treasures and were on their waS to
the dining room when they came up
on old Henri looking for them, The
man in the chapel had regained con
sctousness. but the doctor did not give
a a,m very se R 5ons to x liysi e eems ana Me eee
him?
through the French windows and
across h level carpet Of the lawn
to where the little towers Of the chap
Ell appeared above the dark feathery
tops OF the pines, which stood out
somberly against the saffron western
sky and looked like funeral plumes in
III half light of the evening
Herr drew back at the little Goth
cede him. The latter looked over his
shoulder and spoke to Robert.
Come with me, Mr.. Baxenter; the
others. perhaps, will wait here. Z It
will be kinder not to excite the man
over much.
AS they entered the cool quietude
Of the sacred building Robert felt
in%tuitively that he stood in the pres
ence of death, and in his heart was
nothing but pity for the debonnair
rogue who lay there, conquered at
last .
His head, swathed in stained band
ages. lay back on a pillow in the
angle of the pew. and he rolled the
eyes which looked 80 large In the
white face. restlessly from side to
side. There was something ghostly
in all the Wilderness against DIE black
oak spanelling.
The Eyes came to a standstill at
last, resting on the figure Of the man
whom fate had made his enemy, and
la- tired smile curved for = moment
the pale lips When he spoke 1t was
slowly and with difficulty, 30 that the
solicitor had to bend Y to catch
his words:
$50, my dear Robert We meet 4
little sooner than I expected. II
I'm afraid I've made rather q mess
Of things
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-27
THE MYSTERY OF
THE SUMMER HOUSE
BY Horace Hutchinson.

BY Horaoe Hutchinson.
will be published in serial form in
the Evening Herald beginning
Wednesday.
1t Is one Of the best serials The
Herald has published. Don't miss
q single installment OF it.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-09-27

INDOOR RAsEBAiiL LEAGUE
Duluth. Mimi, Sept. 27.-An indoor
baseball league has been formed by
sonic order.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
Troop Two

Meeting called to order 1890 p.
m, only nine were present. being
that our scoutmastcr was away
After having a short meeting we
/ diHmissed and went home.
I'D Naval. rairol iaader % purca
pine patrol IL leaving for Memphis.
Tenn. Wo hope that ho will soon be
back. i...
The porcapine patrol meeting was
called to order ut 7 o'clock We
met al the home OF Gunnie. Ho
had "A radio sending set, which was
attached from his room 10 the front
door. Those present were Randolph
Elliot Race Horse Romeisc. Alton
Russ, Gabe Winkler and Wilson
Cochran. Gabs stepped on the wire
from the radio set and got three
shocks at once. Refreshments were
served Randy wants to know why
race horge's feet are 30 big, and
when We are going 10 meet at Gun
MES again and IL he won't please
have that shocking machine there?
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BItOADWAN.

another high class musical COM
ny pays In Tulsa this week
"neh NE 'Northland Beauties" opeu
a., ~ e"sdsement today at the Broad
va" Ihe Northland Beauties" Is
yHe OF the best musical tableau
IIip"s ana two Of its big features are
I'' ana Dottie Arnold The open
Ss u'I VIII be What Could BE
S,"e''er'' Clara Kimball Young
Sa,S pe. On The screen in THE yellow
port y good comedy and In
,,,a''ohai News are also on the pro-
d, Among the offerings for the week
Test"g broadway are THE Fighter" ."
ana tu's conway Tearle, Tuesday
Iogr ,lh Gsdayi The Rider Of King
Fria anu fathe News, Thursday and
SnGSS wed OF Desire" and Deep
urday " "'ds-splitting comedy, sat
Pictures for the week at tho
Roiery Boy William and VIII
Mond. Jr" IN The Jack Rider"
The t" ana Tuesday; Miracles -
wester,, IS, Fourth episode and
PhnS.l drama, Wsdnesdsv snd
1ptSnl sudy; Harold Lloyd I'm
and 49, another good comedy.
ers. western drama are ON the nro,
Tn 'or Friday and Saturday.
derls,a" weeks program at the Won
Monda- Mary Miles Minter stars
"NIilsS special production.
is offo,a1 ,o1,"nes'' a big feature picture,
"Daush,uI tuesday; Carmel Myers In
80 fae' OF the Law" Wednesday.
a GTsnss Lefty plays Thursday;
Life. a. ~ LifeI plays Friday and
teatur, H'eaI Twist" is Saturdays
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Sc0nt Calendar

Monday, Nov 7.-1;JO =. IA. at
locnl headquarters Scuutmastcr
and HssiieS nts' council.
Tuesday Not ST. y. M. Radio
school at loCnl hchGquarterB.
Friday, Nov 1l.--7.30 y. m, troop
g, EirVt NJ H. church, H. W. Ohlan-
der, deputy commissioner
1880 b IN. troop ~, OrCutt NJ. u.
CHURCH, T., T.. Bossard. deputy com
m!sai0Hcf
7:3O y m. troop 3, First Christian
church, Floyd - craft, deputy com
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
CAMP MEMORIES.
(By HOT DOGS"

tBy HOT DOGS'D
Twinkle, twinkle. ,I'ire-fly
How I wonder why you sigh
when you think of days gone by
out at Tahloquah.
No more YOU light old EEypt's lamp
Trlp fantastic round the camp.
Playing Shlcppy's baby vamD,
or his squAW.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
Troop Fire
CBY sNAPPY sERVlCEJ

tBT SNAPPN SERVICED
Meeting started with a snap last
Friday with Ralph Obermiller as
president.
We have originated a ncw game
which is very gentle and gives Us a
chance TO work off excess energy.
II has been known as "Kill'em" but
we think we could use Il little more
expressive language in speaking Of
u II there was a more vigorous ona
in our vocabulary
simon Grove has been lately in
troduccI to new form OF trans
portationl He proudly asserts he
was abducted by three desperadoes
aftcr Inst IneetinE and mNsterIouslY
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removed TO a dark part OF the city
where he claims he became indig
nant and insisted that he be released
Said desperadoCs awed by sixty
per's attempt to look vicious
promptly sat him down and bonn
bardcd his person with Clods. where
upon, he withdrew with great speed
Shleppy has had nervous prostrI-
tions owing to the fact that ESckicl
Hendricks at last fixed lock on the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
ORPlIEJN!.

TWO famous move stars, Crane
Wilbur and Martha Mansfield, both
Of the Selzick company, appear in
person this week as headliners at the
Orphenm. The two satellites of movie
and and appear in "Right or wrong
skit by Samuel and Clara Lipman.
Olher acts on the program are Sandy
shaW, the celebrated Scotch come
dian; Page, Hack and Mack in Wait
Tor the rinIsn; BcGman and Grace
IN 'lOull Re Surprised, :" Rita
could In a song cycle with Leo kar-
I'm az the pianu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

For 0t@ feature attraction for tho
first part ~ this week, the strand
announces the engagement OF
Stranger Than Fiction" an Asso-
stated First National Pictures re-
ieasc. starring Katherine Maane~Htd.
and presenting =thc screens most
sr4rIrITuI wOnan In story that
,hourds iu strong human Interest.
sItuatious. clevcrly seasoned with
suspensc. humor and not few
thrills
u'g a marked departure from tho
type NJ stories upon which Miss
VarDonald'a pictures have been
based. Fortunately. Il seemed. the
authors wanted 10 comb bine fashion.
.nrrouudings. luxury and everything
mat suggested wealth and beauty
into this stars pictures Stranger
Than Fiction" is decidedly different.
II calls for an abundance OF lively
acting and is made up Of enough
strongly dramatic and intense mys-
terry situations to enable the story to
stand on its own merits even were
Il deprived Of the assets of Kath-
crime Macdonald and "A remarkably
capable supporting cast
Among those in the cast are Wes-
lev Barry. frcckle-face star, who
was loaned by Marshall Neilan to
the Katherine Macdonald organiza-
lion for this picture. and David
Winter. who plays the leading male
role.
PALACE.
Does a thrill lose any OF It's effeT
m the audience by letting them see
that it Is staged" FOR the camera?
This is the question asked by
Wanda Hawley. star of tho Realart
picture. Her Face Value" which
viii open Sunday at the Palace.
m the audience gets as much OF
thrill ont Of my dangling over a
rliff and trying to drop into a NOV
ing automobile as | did" says Miss
Hawley, 81 will feel amply repaid
for my trouble and risk"
"iIer Face Value" is a thrilling
story Of stage and studio, In which
Miss Hawley is supported by T,
Roy Barnes, the favorite comedian;
Lincoln Plumer, Richard Rosson,
Winlfred Rryson and Donald Nc
Donald. Direction was by Thomas
Hetfron, whose capabilities have
been proven by many Successes of
tne screen. Elmer Harris super
vised the production.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
Kakeyzne
NacD07c2/d
TSTRHND"

Tommy Mcpaniels. captain Of our
football team reports his team
rounding into shape and expects to
win over all other troop teams We
challenge other troop teams for a
EnmC
There is ~ scout named Mullaly,
who isNqultc exceeding Jolly.
We nil laughed one day
when we heard him say
Douglas Holmes, Iugglog combs
By gOlly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
MONDIaRI.ANn

Ldith Roberts opens the weeH Il
program at tho W underland today
Ni'n a Carl laeIhmIe production,
opened shutters a Universal sper
t'dl attraction which is wed worth
steins' Miss Roberta plays a popu-
.af part IN this picture. other tea
lures are also on lodays program.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
LYRIC.

JACK Perrin, who stars today at
sue Lyric In In the Nick OF lime, d"
- popular among the tulsa movie
t''S VINO attend the western pictures
70, JACK Is a regular he-man hero
anu when he gets into "A picture
u gtv screen fairly si2Zles with action.
H.het features on todays program
I.e SHORTY Hamilton in SHORTY
picture
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

Conway Tearle ana Martha Mans
Held sta, In "Ihe Man OF stone,
Soznick production, which opens to-
Jay az the Rialto. Miss Mansfield
!" Is" starring in person at the
Orpheum. the Man of Stone" is Il
dramatic production wnIcn IS Well
worth seeing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

other mombcrs have earned the III
viii OF the "Suappy Service" dis
pCusCrs by assisting i'm a disrohing
act committed agaiat "it' their
names have been withheld until
notice.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

missioner
1890 y. m. troop go. Boston Ave.
NJ II. church. @. W. Wllletts, deputy
mmissiuner.
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Treop Three

our party would have been bet
ter II there had not been so many
cave UIru pr"seni. Rs II was most
OF the COUPLES said y could have
NONTIMnED ON NEXT .PAnE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06
Star of Way Down East
At Majestic This Week

aExpertence" the Majestic present
.pgn tho first half OF this week is
',,,iy a picture that Is different.
mad Bafthclmcss. the star Of
''wav Down East" takes the lead
,,e r,lc. but seven other stars arc
siso no the cast
distinct feature OF tho picture Is
,,,t each Star represents one specific
,bIog -pathclmess plays the part Of
"yogfh Edna Wheaton plays
aheagty" Nita Naldln represents
itenptation." iaiiyn Tashman plays
measure" Helen ray takes the part
= alntoxicatlon, Sybil Car
man ,piays excitement" while
af,sbfon" is represented by Yvonnc
pguton and Majorie Daw plays tho
,,rt OF love. Tho picture Is the
5toi1 1f young man who went to
IN, be city. heard the call of pleas
,,ra 'r8d the road to- destruction and
~ the girl who brought him back
10 the path Of love and happiness.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-06

cHp ~ 'yyhtor has patented a simple
The outstslu tolu a carpenters rule on
NN'S'ae OF a garment.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
SECURE RESERVATIONS
FOR INAUGURAL WEEK.

Among those who have made res
ervations at the willard for the In
augural period are Harry M
Daugherty. who will be Attorney
General in the Harding Cabinet;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Larimer Mel
lon, close relatives of the prospec-
tive Secretary OF the Treasury. An
drew w. Mellon; Gov. and Mrs. Al
fred o. Brown, Of New Hampshire;
and the governors staff; Gov. j. a
o. Preuss. of Minnesota, and stan
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor. of New
York; Sir Ernest and Lady Open
heimer, of England, who are now
touring the United States: the ne"
minister to the United States from
Nicaragua, and Nine. Zepedas; Mr.
and Mrs. william l.. Putnam. of
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w
Upham, of Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Brisbane. Charles ID. Hilles,
Of New York. secretary to Presi-
dent Taft; Frank Hitchcock, of
New York; Senator-elect Samuel
Shortridge. of California. who has
an apartment at the hotel, will be
ioined early next week by his fam
ily.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
NORTH CAROLINANs
TO HONOR DANIELS.

Secretary and Mrs. Daniels, and
Representative and Mrs. John H.
Small, will be the guests of honor
at large reception which the North
Carolina Society will give this eve
ming at 2400 Sixteenth street. Rep
resentative. Small Is a former presi-
dent. of the society, and Secretary
Daniels was the honor guest of the
organization at a banquet eight
years ago when he first came to
Washington.
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs Joseph Daniels, and the Sec
retary Of the Interior. Judge John
Barton Payne, will be among the
guests at a dinner party which the
British Ambassador and Lady Ged.
des will entertain at the embassy
tomorrow evening. Sir Auckland
and Lady Geddes also have cards
out for dinner party on Wednes-
day night
Secretary and Mrs. Daniels have
closed their residence on Wyoming
avenue. and are spending a few
days at the apartment of Mrs. Dam
iels' mother, Mrs. Adelaide Worth
Bagley at the Dupont. On Wednes.
day they will go to the home of
Mrs George Dewey on X stree. to
be her guests until they leave on
the evening of March for their
homeT in Raleigh,
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
CARD PARTY TO SECURE
MONEY FOR HOSPITAL.

So great is the need for blankets
and linen by the Emergency Hos.
pital that the Ladies' Auxiliary
Board will give a card party for
the linen fund at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Trueman Gan,
1920 Twentieth street, on Saturday.
March ls. at 3 p. m. Mrs. Gaff is
president of the board, and her
beautiful ballroom and salons will
be thrown open for this occasion.
Prizes will be given, one for each
table. and there will be sixty tables.
at Sl2 each. Single tickets are So.
and all applications for tick cts
should be made to Mrs. Gaff. Tea
will also be served.
Woodbury. Blair is president Of
the board of directors of the hos
pitsl. The officers of the auxiliary
board are Mrs. James Morris Nor
gan. vice president; Mrs. Theodore
V. Boynton. second vice presidenl !,
Mrs. Frederic Atherton. third vice
president: Mrs. Richard Harlow,
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Today.

IOouys
Mrs. Colby and the Misses
Colby. a dance,
Cuban Minister and Nine. de
Cespedes, a dinner.
Mrs. John B. Kendrick, a
luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler.
a dinner. 7
Mrs. James A. Reed, a card
party
Miss Catherine Let's. a bridge.
Mrs. Merle Smith. at home.
North Carolina Society. a re-
ception.
Mrs. Robert b. coontz. "a
luncheon.
Senator and Mrs. Frank kei-
lCgg. a dinner.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett, a lunch
con; Mrs. Blodgett, at home
Concert for the Dobbs Ferry
School Fund.
Meeting of American woman's
Legion.
Last meeting of the Junior
League.
Robert E. Lee Chapter. U. ID.
C.. a dance.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
WOMEN LAWYERS PLAN
TO ENTERTAIN STUDENTS.

Zeta Chapter of the Phi Delta
Delta women's legal fraternity, is
entertaining the local women MEM
bers of the bar and women college
students of Washington. with a re-
ception on the afternoon of Sun
day. March s, at 1901 Massachusetts
avenue.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
Annette A. Adams. Assistant Attor-
ney General of the United States;
Mrs. Frances c. AxteIi. ofthe EN-
ployes Compensation Bureau: Miss
Helen H. Gardner. of the Civil Serv-
ice Commission; Mrs. Ed. Costigan,
Judge Kathryn Sellers, Of the Ju-
venile Court; Mrs Nina c. Van
Wrinkle, director of woman's Board,
Metropolitan Police Department:
Miss Mary o'Toole, president of the
Woman's City Club: Miss Jeannette
Jewell, grand secretary of the Phi
Delta Delta; Miss Laura Volstead.
and other prominent women. The
names of those who will assist in
serving have not yet been an
nounced.
The patronesses of Zeta Chapter
are Mrs. Merton l.. Ferson. wife of
the dean of George Washington
University Law School: Mrs. Walter
|C. Clephane, Mrs. J. Wilmer Latimer.
Mrs. John Paul Earnest, and Mrs.
William Van Fleck.
The active members of the chap
ter are the Misses Jeanette Jewell,
Laura Volstead. Bertha Pabst, Har-
riet Barbour. Frances Park. Glenn
Emo, Emma Wegener. Mary Coving-
ton, Helen Carloss. Lois German
and Edith Marshall Archey.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
-:-WASIIINGTON SOCIETY-:-
Plans Fete
For Pianist
Society to Dine In Honor
OF PaderelDski in
In Nel0 York.

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-America
will pay tribute to Ignace Paderew-
ski. formerly premier Of Poland, on
March 9 when the Civic Forum will
give a testimonial dinner for him at
the Hotel Astor.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander will
give a reception Tuesday afternoon
at her home,,4 West Fifty-eighth
street. when plans for freeing New
York's town hall from debt will be
discussed. Henry w. Taft is chair
man of a committee to raise funds
for this purpose.
Under the auspices of the Church
Women's League for patriotic serv-
ice a bridge tournament for the
benefit of the Little Chelsea Coffee
Shop will be held on the afternoon
of April in the ballroom of the
Colony Club. The shop /, in Ninth
| avenue near. West Twenty-eighth h
street is for working girls and II
has met with SO much success that
chain Of them will be started
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Gates.
of Montclair. N. j.. have announced
the engagement of their daughter;
Miss Lucia Louise Gates, to Mr.. Le-
verett F. Hooper, son of. Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin H. Hooper. also OF
Montclair -
Mr.. William H. Vanderbilt, who
is in Arizona, will go to Newport In
April. Later he will go to Peru to
visit his stepfather and mother. Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Fitzsimmons.
Miss Elsie II. Hughes, daughter OF
Mrs. Grenville Parker, will be mar
ried to Hampton Lynch. son of Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Lynch. of 40 Park
avenue and Ridgefield. Conn, April
IL. at the home of her mother, 1873
East IThirty-ninth street. The en-
gagement of the couple. was an
nounced last month. Miss Hughes
is daughter of the late Thomas p.
| Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney P. Henshaw
have returned from Bermuda. where
they went on their wedding trip.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28

for the inaugural period. and will
arrive early in the week. Other
who are to be at the Washington
are Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Paschall and
their young daughter from Rich
mond: Mr.. and Mrs. Mcnamara, of
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Nc
Kinney. OF Columbus; L. C. Scott.
vice president OF the Wabash Rail-
road, and J. II. Sargent, Of st. Louis;
Fred E. Sterling, lieutenant gov
ernor of Illinois, and l.. L, Emerson.
secretary of state: and Mrs. II. G.
Shodde, of East Palestine. Ohio.
A surprise party given last Mon
day evening for Miss Ethel Klein,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Klein.
of '3l25 Eleventh street northwest.
at the residence of her sister. Mrs.
Leon J. Brill. jr., resulted in more
surprises than any one expected
Miss Klein surprised her friends
by announcing her engagement TO
Jack Grober. manager of Kann's fur
department. Then she further sur
prised their large circle of acquain-
tances by an immediat marriage
the ceremony being performed at
the residence Of the Rev. DR.. Simon
on the morning of Washington's
birthday. Before this surprise had
thoroughly penetrated Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Grober were of for a honey
moon in Bermuda.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28

secretary, and Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer. treasurer.
Among the ladies who are keenly
interested In the success Of the par
~ are Mrs. willard Brownson. Mrs.
Gist Blair. Mrs. .Eugent Hale Airs.
Frederick Keep. Mrs. Richard olney.
Mrs. Francis Darcy Warren. Mrs.
Cromwell Brooks, Mrs. George Pea
body Eustis and Mrs. Walter Tuck
! ermsn.
Their committee provides all the
sheets and blankets needed. as well
rs moor coverings. window shades,
mattresses. electric heating pads,
kitchen utensils sndSableware, and
also holds itself responsible for all
the painting and repairing required
by the hospital.
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
CHILD WELFARE BALL
INTEREST GROWING,

Interest in the Child Welfare ball
to be given as a substitute for the
usual inaugural ball at the willard
on the evening of March 4, grows
apace, and from all over the country
have come applications for tickets
and boxes, and contributions eS-
pressing the universal interest in
the organizations work. One of the
latest and most practical of these
is from Mrs. e. H. Hartman. Of
New York, who has offered funds
to equip the mental hygiene room.
Of which DR.. Loren Johnson, a we'll
The Washington herald., 1921-02-28
Quiet Marks
Last Sunday
Wilson's Pass Final Sab.
bath Before Leaving,
White House.
By EVELYN C. HUNT.

The President and Mrs. Wilson
spent their last Sunday in the white
House very quietly. In spite of the
fnciement weather they went out
for their usual drive for an hour or
so during the afternoon
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Colby were guests of honor at a
. breakfast for which Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. r. Govein assembled a notable
company yesterday. In the evening
Nine Christian Hague entertain
ed q small but brilliant COM
pany at a dinner for the Colbys.
Thursday night Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss will entertain at din
ner In compliment to Secretary and
Mrs Colby. Mrs. Bliss arriving In
washington from California on
Wednesday.
The Misses Colby and Mrs. Colby
will entertain at a dance this eve
ming.
Secretary Colby plans to go up
TO New York today. but he will re-
turn almost Immediately as he is
to open the meeting of the South.
ern Commercial Congress here on
Wednesday.