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Evening star., 1921-12-25

RESIDENT HARDING, whlle
- still confident that the arms
and far eastern accomplish
ments will be productive of
definite results set forth in treaties
and transcribed into the laws of the
nations participating. believes that
if nothing concrete should be written.
there would still be an achievement
"s great value to the world.
He believes that the conference has
convinced the peoples of the earth of
the possibility and practicability or
the nations settling their differences
in council; that it has demonstrated
the futility of the old order of things;
that it has obliterated hatred between
nations and removed and abated sus-
picion and that the conference in
fact marks the beginning of new
era in world relationships.
And this is not blind optimism. but
the sober reflection of the practical
optimist the President is and of the
man of affairs.
Will the Senate of the United States
when it is written into treaties?
The best judgment in Washington
registers an affirmative answer to
that query. The foundation of this
belief is the consideration of the un-
thinkableness of the proposition that
five of the leading nations of the
earth and four more acting in col
1ah he
ferences of opinion and conflicting in
terests after protracted conference.
counsel and concession. only to have
the work nullified by small group
of senators.
Such an outcome. it is held. would
seem to crush the hope of the exist
ence of human reasoning and appeal
to humanitarianism throwing the
world back upon the last resort of
force. prejudice. passion and sus-
picion.
A quiet canvass of democratic atti-
tude toward the expected treaties
made within the last few days show
ed that while the possibility OF MAX
ing political capital out of the trea-
ties seemed alluring to some of the
political topliners in the Senate. the
thought gave way to larger and
broader considerations. and that there
is little or no real intention to try to
force politics into the treaty ratifica-
tion.
What might be gained. it seemed to
be the ruling opinion. would De more
than offset by the possibility of loss in
the Independent vote of the country, that
element to which party affillation is sec
ondary to higher motives. HFati4T
One Of the interesting phases of the
weeks event in connection with the con-
ference was the reaction of public senti-
ment in favor of France, after the first
outbreak of depreca ton of Frances de-
mand for ten capital ships in ten years.
held to be contravention of the spirit of
the conference
The incident served. it is said, to show
the real depth ard extent Of the Amer
lean spirit of friendship for France.
which was exhibited in the reception ac-
corded Marshal Foch and appreciation
Of Premier Brands brilliant setting
forth of Frances position in Europe.
Tie first announcement of the French
demand was met with storm of pro-
test, amazement and Indignation, ~as the
public visioned the possibility of the OBJ
iect of the conference being frustrated.
This was due in part to the unfortunate
way in which the French suggestion
reached the public.
Evening star., 1921-12-25

brow as they vision Mr.. Taxpayer
voter and Mrs. Taxpayer-voter also.
hguring up the application of the
new law to the family pocketbook.
But why gloat over their misery?
Evening star., 1921-12-25
BY n. D. MESSENGER.

RESIDENT HARDING, while
- still confident that the arms
and far eastern accomplish
Evening star., 1921-12-25

NEXT suxDAx-Lioya e.org. and America.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
LIVE STOCK
1--WE STOCK Am VEHICLE

SATURDAY. December 9. At o'clock viii
Hcll at city Jurtiun yard 10 head OF milk
cows horses hogs harness and wagon #,
also household goods. these sales will con
tiuur throughout the winter, " you are
thinking of having public sale call u.
A. Holt surtioneer Usage 31i5. Dr..
Hutohison clerk. Usage 79s.
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LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES

FOR sALE-Large oil field team har-
ness. wagon and engine bed, terms to
responsible party. Usage 2sa3. aga Mayo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
LIVE STOCK
DOCS. CATS. PErs

FOR sNLE-One English setter dos
years old. large. medium range ana
fast white and black Sent on approval.
Want retrieve. $50. A. burnside, Agent
Fr'sco, Hailett Okla.
FOR gALE-aIrirh settcr dog years old
exceptionally good guaranteed 20 point
and hold t15. Call ur write. e.. -. Wood
Fraucis Okla,
FOR EALE--Bostor terriers over three
months old, extra good pedigree. Can
h1 seen at 1000 $. Main.
WANTED to buy well trained bird dos
pointer or setter answer stating price.
Address sas-M World.
WANTED--Ta arrange with owner ~
good bird dog FOR partial use Of same
during hunting season. Address W. X
Campbell 500 Cosdtn Hldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
PERSONAL PROPERTY
BTuDING MATFRiALs

ALL KINDS OF used building materials
bought and sold. Tulsa Wreckiug Com
pany. 1870 y. sixth ST., Cedar i2i0
BEST lumber doors and windows direct
from the mills. cheaper than any local
dealer could supply you. VIII ship any
where Mail US your lumber bills for
complete delivered prices, Continental
Land L0mber CO.. Hotel sts Louis. Tulsa.
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INSTRUCTION

btNcING AHD DRAMATIC so
ENpHEShtON, aesthetic and 'ue dancing
studio AZ $ Denver, Cedar $50.
MANot GRADE cnstums tor rent at s25
Fast Intro. Phone psaEo AltN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

BARGAIN IN NEW FURNITURE
You VIII find II worth your t..... IA
ihVcHtiEste the furnishings of INV
apartment which cousista h.Hraon
suite, floor lamp, overstuffed hal,
and rugs. everything "a real rarsatt
close In. Call Cedar 1891. tJf 40.
pOintment
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DEHY, Htook uuH fstures. I.ysar
ioHH", rent fa6 prr month. uus lyInE
room in connection. 500 rHah takoa
~ an. This iH snap, viii sell on first
WEht V y. skHlicEy a co. Cedar 1913
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

TRAFFIC. ANh HHITFINU MN
we are des.o.S OF ,,1 ,1h1t99lNloM,nR, s.N1,t,t
poSft tons. Experience preferred but VIII
consider the applications ~ those who
ere willing 10 tawe a quick and inten-
sive training for tho line Of work. rnia
can be done while holding your pros
ont position. For appointment phone
G. A. Edmondson, room fSO Tulsa
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sALEsMEN WANTED

state representatives 90 handle Tl1er
Ford Lock. burglar proof and great
seller Territory ---ditferent parts of
url,ed states. Small capital necessary
seo me AZ Hotel Tulsa room bgS between
hours OF II. m. ana II a. in and p.
m and p. m. Wednesday and Thurs
day. After Thursday communicate with
W. D. FILLER uencral bales Manager,
Tlllor Ford Lock Factory, At02 East fH-
toenth street, Kansas city. Missouri
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EMPLOYMENT


ETTW M1pE most. honcst men 10 take
magazine ubapTluti0ua, easy payment
plnu, pay Dvsfy dayi permanent " quali
fIed no excuse for trlug out ~ employ
Insnt For appointment COLI OsnEe tdfs ~
nv A bETEDTIvE- Excellent opportu-
nifty! good pay. travel. Writo a.. =.
Iudwir $50 Wealoyor Bldr.. Kansas
CITY. Mo.
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MELP-MAlT on TEMALE

YOU can earn from SI5 - $40 weekly In
your spare time writing show cards at
home II you can read and write you can
qualify. writo Tor free particulars. Ma
o, l6aia Church So. Toronto. Canada.
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EMPLOYMENT

SITUATIONS wNNTED-MALE a.
can drive and keen up amy make uf car.
can furnish best oi references. 'all
Cedar 1a1I
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BowERs FURNITURE 60. carrie, I,
complete line of upholst,r.ng suppisi
Cincinnati Usage 30OS
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GET our low pr.rrH un OH trid ffu" hlnH'
rfoss country mnyIua. ctntirF, packing.
storage Nichols Transfer 8iHfag' CO"
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LIVE STOCK



shipment Of fancy ana common go'u ffh.
unrs etc. I also have Tor Hule. WOrkcyF.
parrots ferrets. love blrd1 rabbits. guinea
4IEF. rats. pcdiRrect AiIedalp puUH. one
year Old. l3h pound Boston Terrier. rex
No. A. X &, 3o179f
At GUYS PET SHOP E SUPPLIES
20S N Main. Cedar 1854.
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FINANCIAL
nUsINE.s oPPOWTu NiTIts

tiNiNt~s tFPtNIl Niitts ~
a COMPLETE set 81 fixtures for small
uroccty and meat market, Will soil
cheap 60 party taking all Phone Usage
ACTIVE PANTHER with I75o Tor the
best proposition uu tho market. Chance
to make real money can 22s d. Thud,
aN DAY
BAR akd lunch stand, nur fixtures good
location. Ni,l sell worth tho money,
Oaagc sso6,
BARRIER .sHop Tor sale, two chairs.
cheap " taken at once, 1909 =.
Qusnah West Tulsa.
CONFECTlpNERY-N NEWS STAND In
good OH town for sale or trade only
one In town. Address tb0.M World,
FoR SALE -Paying business $4,000 cash
VIII handle. eai-M, care world.
For SALE -Two-chalr barber shop, S2So,
$3.50 each, rest sss per month l.. q,
Wells, Slick, OKLA.
FOR sALE-Lunch room ana bar. clear
lng over 81 oop Per month, price - 600
he hs" cash. address ta5.N care 'w""frld
FOR sALlS--Good 2-chair barber Shop
doing good business only shop m town
Call or write G. W. Wilson. Msnnford.
FOR -Miiinery store, fine location.
Box 6l5, Pawhuska, pk,a.
FOR sALE-smau cleaning and pressing
shop, good location In Tulsa, business
well established A bargain II sold now.
FOR sALE-studio doing uico business
best location In tulsa Address BOX SsT.
Tulsa, Okla.
FOR sAt.E--Gursgc equipment aud sc-
oesserics az Or any part ozark
"A. prseuosiiy new, yscS Cash, 'osslS, osaso
GROCERY confectionery business and
lease Tor SALE eRolee location. Cedar s7s.
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CHRISTMAS ORDERS. specialties. tat
tins, crocheung and knitting done to
order Usage gA1g-J
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4 BARGAIN Mahogany spnn..t d.
and bench to match, $50. rasi ia
bonns Dea Bcauty .shop. .9rI MAJ"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

TTEN'T7III0 VaTIg' ''7HE7 -g'7- 90 Aa!0
PUBLIC AUCTtOH-we Will sell AZ pub.
lic auction. Saturday, December o. At
90 o'clock az city Agction yard a car
Toad of good government horses, weights
years old also extra good saddle
horses. They viii be at the Frisco stock
Yards for Inspection, X. A. Holt
aLLnALnnnnr 4 nnal.. .LIh
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DCOFOLD and chairs to match. HrossSfs
chairs, dining table, heater cook stoys
buffet and library table Usage C.sT
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FuRNlTURE. russ, stoves ard everything
., 70, the h9me ,g at the Lowest cash price,
First Phone osage FOL.
ron XMAS CANDIES. candy canes,
KIM. 5tS6qGs. 1ns bet soqs and everything 10
Gus JACKSON. formerly head waiter
Tulsa Country club first-class service
t"r parties. also house cleaning. Usage
GREETING CARDs Phone Usage 5sSa
for samples. Chapman Printing co, 223
East Third.
HAND MADE GIFTS OF all kinds: also
canartes 1873 =, Quincy.
/. WRIGHT FURNITURE co. buys your
second hand furniture, II having any to
Eell CaN Usage 1859.
MARY HURD fruit cakes ff.16 per pound;
once tasted never forgotten. Cedar iio5.
MAKE your hope coy and comfy with
ana boudoir lamps in beautiful colors
Tulsa Chandelier Co, iis $, Boston.
MAKE your home cozy and attractive
on win d,1t. enc OF our electric heaters or with
Smas dinner with our electric freezer,
Tulsa Electric shop, 2i W. second
NOTICE-BeautlfH hand made rugs.
bl1S and Mr. j. o. stone Will >esl and
show samples
QUICK deliveries for Xmas packages call
Hurry MessenFcr, Cedar T.
swEETs-peliolous, tresnry made chooo-
lates and bon bous, California glsoe
fruits, salted almonds, luscious hard can.
dies with nut centers, Get your supply %
Christmas goodies from Tulsas candy
Fast F.ith and Tsnth AZ Main.
SOMETHING tFFERENT-Coaster seis.
Mexican dtnwnwork, Navajo couch COW
ers aud blankets, leather goods with any
thing burnt free Of charge Indian
Noyty Co. Sixth and Main street.
The most useful article in the home
white Sewing Machine
We have several different STYLES OF electric
and several different models OF cabinet and
stand machines. a small payment down
Machine Co. 2l1 r. Third.
USEFUL ELECTRIC XMAS GIFTS
Thor washing and lroning machines, Ma
tionAl pressure cookers, electric heaters
Your vases made into electric lamps.
Dodge Electric Co, electrical supplies, i2i
East second. cedar lli0,
WHY NOT a fire insurance poiieyf Bert
keene, osage $3.50.
When 70 need OF iewelry and optical goods
JOHN THE RING MAN
Az, one and one-half blocks south Of the
Frisco station,
XMAS CLEANING and pressing. Bon Ton
cleaners and Dyers. Usage l2S, Third
Dinner AND n.coaArloNs =
FOR sALE-5Oo lbs, choice poeans, SIS
per ewt. FOR lot Mrs, Florence AL
bright Route J, Beggs okla.
HAVE You tried the lunches served al
The Ssyres Drug. ! 3 East Second from
II tlll ~ Lovely homemade mince pies.
like mother used TO make, served essry
day The best IN everything that can
DO served al the most reasonable prices.
NICE HICKORY NUTS tor sale, 81
hushel W. {. Cawthon, Box $40,
Aima, ARK.
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BUY your furniture and stoves all kint,
seEs. 1911 y. Fourth.
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FOR SALE-Gas heater, so chaits. In.
verted lighting fixtures. ceiling fans
$40 East Fifth place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

1 MADE $4,000, my fticnd $4,000 ON
1900, Invest small tum 81 ib month.
Join iitto pool picking up scattered cheap
royalties, held by bank. never expire. no
rentals, no drilling, address G0g.h
World.
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BANE'TDN NhtGNtI ''
We deliver the goods any ard Hl Nmof OF
field hauling bahre tIN. nfnFe .'N'.
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WANTED Men prepare firsmen,
rskemcn colored train purters, tl2b-
$3.50 month. no experience necessary
southern northern roads, tull informa-
tion FREQ. Iutcr-Ratlway Dept, III, In
dihuapoiis, Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

FOUR ROOMS-Fine furniture at No
sacrifice, some terms. apartment ~
for rent Cedar 273e.
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ACME WINDOW SHAM co. ig,,, ,i.;;,
kirsh rods old shades rcpsltaI 0s,,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

CALL Murphy Messenger Service for
Xmas packages delivered. Cedar 2t63.
Usage ilg7.
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ABOUT TO HEGlN, are your Remember
tho three cardinal essentials In gifl
Quality, DtHtiucttvoucsu and tn"
degree ot individuality Il conveys. In
China and Japan these three feature
governed our personal selection of "0ift'
articles Visit our shop before buying.
Oriental Fins Arts Company, zoos South
Main Street.
a WIDE sELECTiOS Of rugs and bed
room suites.
TENNELiY & piRTLE FURStTURE co
"'fhe Home Duttttcra'
10 West First
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ANBEHsDN' Transfer wHrHRr uov-
irg. packing thlrpus aHi H,n'rg ~
household goods, country u'alrr 'H1Fr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01
GIETs roK TIE noME

Buy YOUR christmas Sits for men and
women at popungcr Bros, Worthmore
Popltnger Bros. Worthmore shop. 1Os-lo
South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

wANTED--Agcnt ~ saiieit health and
ascident lnsnrsncs for an old ana rs,
.Sn,s .,si,,,nent call osase ites' ana ap-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

ALMOST NEW--Bodroom sui,. 60.
springs. brussels rug. Ie4tt,. rgh
tered chair, electric iron. caesp tsr,.
1915 East Third '''Ha
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

FIRST CLASS electric wclder wishes i'm
mediate employment also urArticai IN
gas Welding Address g32 20. World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

EFFICIENCY APARTMENT Tor rant
close IN; small amount Of furniture fo-
sale reRsnmahLa. Cndar .ahl-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

WANTED Five or sis iadiga and gentle
men for house 10 house work selling
3-ln-i combination bags for Tulsa and
rlose-ln territory. Quick sales GOOD com
missions, Sail after p. m. Mr. Howard
Westland Hotel
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HOUSEHOLD coon,

EGGS. butter ana fancy dressed B,,s,..-
3, Cincinnati or cali Osaru strt at WI
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ENpBHtENDED engineer ana fireman
wants work anywhere. j. H. NotvaEo,
Gen brl os1Eo b0b0.
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G0oD rnINos TO TT

CALL Mrs. Whybark FOR real uff f.,.iA,
fruit cake. Usage b6Ct
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INSTRUCTION

FDUCAriONAL AND MI-IrAI N
PIANO pupils wanted Wui teach IN
pupils' homes. Experienced teacher.
Be-t recomme ndationa. For further lnfor-
nation please call Usage ans or Usage
akOb between 10 a. m and o. u
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ALMOST new furniture. rugs sfc- =
sroom. 6-toom efficiency ap4rt,,.l.i'
complete ur by piece, no r.assrstf
Otiti refused; leaving cts. fa46
ILMIL lnL 4 N. n m ont ~. - ~ :
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FOR SALE-Two good heating stoves
2239.
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~ YOu WANT to move call Gamble
Phone Gaura gurN.
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FINANCIAL

hlAI ISINiE LOANS ~
Will buy ANAL amount 81 monthly pay.
meut notes Hughes & Mitchell az
N1hlnarn HldE
WILL MY veil secured first mottfaEs
paper Mulsr gol Bliss Bids Osage
$1,000 PRIVATE MONEY tp loan 900 i'm
proved. we'll located city property. EIYH
o.. barroWs. Phone cedar 1901,
WANTED-TO HORROw ~
WANTED--Tp borrow 81 900. secured by
firHt. clans lots worth two and a half
TIMES amount asked. Box 2se, Tulsa.
NANrED--ro borrow 1000 on one y,ars'
time with good Interest, nrSt-tlpss see
0ud mortgage, on good business property,
rirht IN town. First mortgage only SO -
Q0Q The place cost $4,000. call Usage
237t.
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ron pATNTiss ar. Yupgrhauring. call
r. - s1iton 2u5 D.. l.ufh l1aee'
Usage 1plt
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BUSINESS SERVICE
MnNINM IN II OlLAI

WANTED .Tiain saving BY day or at
home usage ffia.
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sALIeMEN Nh AGENTs

WANTED statesmen Co represent through
iabhors. complete hpe ~ extracts toilet
nrlIcleH agd drug spAlHliioa. WIN pay
Snlary and Commission to man who can
mako good, Address A e, Walkcr pis.
trict Representative. GUT Manufacturing
go. Pnstoftico box 6ea. Oklahoma city.
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NrEUlENDFD HutuwNNilo mechanic
Wishes position uH mechanic. chauffeur.
truck driver. will do puy kind " work
VIII appreciate anything that you can do
Tor me. Phone Ouurr gln6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-01

AZ you move taaay Cal! staa.s..z Tgans-
fer van and two mfu o. hu NHIf N.fu
light snd heavy hauling very tehso1nbia
Opago il4i.j
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FINANCIAL

GOOD TEHHiTORY upen Tor live men Co
hHndlo spurk plugs ON commlssiou
writn " D.. Quinn Ignition .Gu. Gao n
Main H. TuiHa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-01
Society
CONTINUED from Eighth Page.)

line. She wore a very handsome gown
Of black velvet and jet, with diamond
ornaments. Assisting her were Mrs
A. Mitchell Palmer, wife Of the At
torney General; Mrs. Henry p. Fetch
err Mrs Clifford Pinchot, Mrs. Joseph
B. Showalter. Mrs. Virginia White
Speel, Mrs. T. Lincoln Townsend. Mrs;
Edwin A. Mess. Miss Bingaman and
the following ladies Of the Pennsyl-
vania delegation in Congress-: Mrs
Guy E. Campbell. Mrs. Thomas s.
Crago, Mrs. Willis ]. Hulings, Mrs.
Evan B. Jones, Mrs. M. Clyde Kelly.
Mrs. Samuel A. Kendall. Mrs. Louis T.
McFadden, Mrs. John NJ. Rose, Mrs.
Milton w. Shreve and Mrs. A. H. Wal
tiers.
Representative NJ. Clyde Kelly,
president of the society, presided and
sketched the plans for the year. an
nouncing that several leading figures
in various Pennsylvania activities
would be honor guests of the society
during 1921. Pennsylvania flags and
busts of Benjamin Franklin were used
in the scheme of decoration. and the
address of the evening was made by
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Medical Corps. U. S. N. who Is con-
valescing at the Naval Hospital.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley
will entertain at a small dinner party
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Brashears of 1918
Clifton street northwest have just re-
turned from a visit to Palm Beach,
Miami and Cuba While in Havana
they were the guests Of the treas
urer general Of Cuba. also the Ameri-
can consul.
Miss Lota Robinson of Baltimore and
New York has Joined her aunt. Mrs.
Charles Poe at the Montana. 1926 NJ
street. to re .nain through the winter
and spring seasons.
Miss Elizabeth Peet, president Of the
Columbian Women. will receive the
guests at the meeting this evening
and will be assisted by Mrs. Robert
w. Bolwell, Mrs Edward B. Rosa.
Mrs. T.. B. Townsend and Mrs. Charles
w. Richardson. Miss Elizabeth Will
son will preside at the punch bowl
Mrs. Mitchell Carroll is chairman of
the entertainment committee. Mrs.
Annette Adams, assistant attorney
general. will be the guest of honor
and will make a short address.
The Columbian Women have ar
Crandall and Mr.. Eastwood a motion
picture performances tomorrow after
noon at the knickerbocker Theater.
and among those who have given their
names as patronesses are Mrs. Will
liam Miller Collier. Miss Mabel Board
man, Mrs. Douglas Putnam Birnie,
Mrs. Charles j. Bell. Mrs. Gilbert H.
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Grosvenor. Miss Charlotte Harding.
Mrs. Percival Hall, Mrs. Edward H.
Everett, Mrs. A. Lisner. Mrs. Theodore
w. Noyes. Mrs. Thomas Sidwell, Mrs.
Charles II. Stockton. Mrs John L.
Raker. Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman.
Mrs. Charles Warren and Miss Mary
YanderS Wheeler.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey is leav-
ing for Asheville. N. c., to remain
several weeks.
Southern Ball Floor Committee.
A partial list Of members of the
floor committee for the Southern Re-
lief ball Monday evening. February Z,
at the New Willard are: Mr.. Webster
Ballinger. Mr. James NJ Baker, Mr.
John 8. Barbour. MI Wistar NJ. Bal
derston. Gen. Tasker Bliss, Mr.. +. w.
Bodley. Mr.. George Eustis Corcoran.
DR.. Randolph Carmichael, Mr.. Arthur
Bradley Campbell, Mr.. William L.
Crounse. Mr.. Benedict Crowell. Mr..
Arlon Cushman. Mr.. Appleton r
Clark, jr.; Mr.. Henry F. Davis, Mr.
Peter A. Drury. Mr. William corcoran
Fustis. Mr.. Fred A. Emery, Mr. Mil
ton c. Elliott, Mr.. Henry J. Ford. Mr.
Henderson B. Gregory, Mr.. julius Gar
flnkle. Mr.. Clark c. Griffith. Mr.. Gin
ton r. Grove. Col. Guy V. Henry. Mr.