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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
Advice.

Before you tackle this days strife,
Just pause and think a bit;
For you must have an aim in life,
or you won't make a hit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28

In these div DAYS of half-pint pockets a man
understands what is meant when he reads In
abe Bible about how a man smote another man
hip and thigh"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
BITS OF BYPLAY
BY Luke McLuke.
Copyright. 1920, by The Cincinnati Enquirer.

BY Luke McLul

Each day he will yelp and hen holler,
L speak of Oswald Granger;
He married a maiden named Dollar,
And now he wants to change her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
Paw Knows Everything.

Willie-Paw, what Is a dead game sport?
Paw-A hunter who comes back empty
handed and busy some rabbits in a store and
then pretends he shot them, my son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28

"Why not buy an encyclopaedia? insisted
the Agent. 1T can tell you anything you want
to know"
Don't need it," replied the Busy Man. II
have a son who has just been graduated from
High School,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
GnsIli

Some stenographers are kept terribly busy.
But Idell Still is steno to the Business Manager
of the Paris (Texas) News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28

Isn't the proposed law to ensure the purity
of liquor for invalids likely to increase rather
than decrease epidemics?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
Paraphrasing Luke's junk.

"Oh, my, | wish I was a girl"
Sighed little Freddy Flow:
Then Mother needn't wash my ears,
For my ears wouldn't show"
Rose. Hickory, n. c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28

II they make our navy too small, what will
our cabinet officers do when they want TO
travel?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
OH

THAT fellow Smith makes me tired" said
Brown. HE hasn't the slightest sense of hui
NOR, What does be do for a living, anyway"
Hes a musical comedy librettist," replied
Jones.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
The .Horrors of Prohibit

The Horrors of Prohibition.
Before Volstead:
Grapes, per ton, $40.
Barley, per bushel, so cents.
Hops, per pound, 25 cent.
After Volstead:
Grapes, per ton, $40.
Barley, per bushel. S1.25.
Hops, per pound, so cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
Things To Worry About.

Professor Shaw. of New York University. an
nounces that feeble-minded persons are the best
chess and checker players.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
Luke McImke Says

Our Daily Special.
Pretty Girls Are Born, Not Made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28
Aw. HIVE a a

Aw, Have a Heart!
This rhyme is true, you Will agree,
Deny it no man can;
1t takes a better half to see
The worst side of a man.
Luke McLuke.
And oft that better half, gee whjz,
That quite impossible she,
Says that it is because there is
No other side to see.
Newark Advocate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28

The Shortest Short Poems.
Rocked boat.
Wooden coat.
Luke McLuke.
Raisin jack,
Call the hack.
Warren (Ohio) Tribune.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28

Famous Gets.
Up!
-Downi
Busy!
The Money!
Wise!
Out and-Under!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-28

Strange!
Willie Cole Kari lives in Paducah Kentucky.
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=
Record Settlement
Made by Lawson


e. W. Lawson, district agent of
the North Carolina Mutual Life In
surance company, of Durham, N. c.,
claims that he has made a record in
payment of insurance policies.
On Wednesday, , September 81,
James Gore, negro, of Hastings,
died. He had taken out two thou
sand dollar, twenty payment, life in
5urance policy with the North Caro-
lima Mutual Life on December 4, 1920
At noon yesterday Lawson received
the check for the full amount of the
face of the policy, Just three days at
ter the death of the insured, and be-
fore the body Of Gore was buried.
The check was sent special delivery
to Lawson who Immediately carried
it to Cores widow.
Several instances have been cited
where the insurance has been paid
in a week, but Lawson states that
this in the first time he has ever
heard of a policy being paid in three
days and before the body of the de-
ceased was buried. ADV.
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Gnu MRS s. D. Hilburn. They will re
turn to Daytona tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Gbormle,
lett yesterday afternoon for a trir
ohh indefinite length down the east
coast They went first to Davtona
for short stay.
L. M. White was business WISH
tor to Jacksonville, Friday.
Mrs. Warner T. Hamm Misc
Priscilla Hamm, H. o. Hamm and
Robert Wright composed a party Of
aiatkans spending Friday in Jack.
sonville.
-frineds of Miss Louise Hudson
VIII De glad to hear that she is i'm
proving from her illness. Miss Hud-
son has been ill for several weeks,
Mrs. j. H. Millican and Miss
Martha Dancy motored to ST. An
CUISINE for the afternoon FRIDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Tilpbman
MISS Helen Tilghman and Mrs II
w. 1amm have returned to their
MONIES here after spending several
weeks visiting relatives in MARYLAND
lhey made the trip by automobile,
+. c. Whitthorne will return tho
last OF the week from an extended
BUSINESS trip donw the west coast
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Murphy and
Two children, who have been spend
ing the last two months in New Yorl
are expected to return home TODAY
John. Tilghman and H. O. Hamm
spent yesterday afternoon in Hast |
ngs on business.
Mrs, E. M. McCarley. of Oranpe
springs was shopping here yester-
lay. =
Among tourists stopping over
lere Yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs,
e j. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hub
'ard and E. Hubbard, of Chicago.
Jacksonville was represented
ere yesterday by R. F. and R. p
Iewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Hart will
cave today for Jacksonville where
hey will remain until Monday af.
ernoon.
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Columbia Again Is
Winner of Rag In
the South Atlantic

Columbia, S. c., Sept. 24.-The
seventeenth season of the South At
lanitc Association closed today with
Columbia winner of the championship
for the third consecutive year by a
margin of II 1-2 games over Char
lesion, in second place, four and one
half games ahead Of Augusta.
Greenville, Spartanburg and Char
lotte made up the second division in
the order named. Leon Goslin, sold
by Columbia to the Washington Am
orleans, was the leagues leading
hitter with an averag eof 1922. Ray
Jordan, also of Columbia, led the
pitchers with: a recordoef q ciptories.
and two defeats, cIssing the season.
with a string .qfnelsvsn. -straightavic-.
tories. .:..gX4a
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Vast Storehouse
For Booze Found.
But Hootch Gone

One of the largest and most
uniquely prepared storage places for
concealing contraband whiskey ever
found by federal prohibition en-
forcement officers was discovered
yesterday morning at The Oaks,
famous country home of ]. H. Merrill.
of the Merrill ShipbuiIding
company, who was some time ago in
dicted by the federal grand jury on
charges growing out of whiskev
transportation into Jacksonville, ac-
cording to George E. Gay, assistant
stae prohibition enforcement officer,
who returned to Palatka yesterday
afternoon from Jacksonville.
The Oaks are now leased, or oc-
cupled, by a man named Watson,
according to Mr.. Gay, and the Of
fieials had been tipped off that a
regular storage place for whiskey
had been arranged under the floor
ing in a chicken house on the estate.
The officials made the raid, tore up
the floor and found seven iron clad
vaults under the board flooring, with
a concrete flooring under the vaults.
Each of these vaults, Mr.. Gay said,
were capable of holding ITS cases of
whiskey each. But there was nothing
in them. The officers are. of the
opinion that the owners had a hint
of what was coming and transferred
the wet goods.
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Further Delay In
Passing Anti-Beer
Bill Is In Sight
fBy Associated Press)

Washington, Sept. 24.-Several
weeks delay in consideration of the
anti-beer bill were forecast today in
the senate after conference between
leadra.
An agreement announced today by
Senator Sterling, of South Dakota
in charge of the measure, was reach
ed to give the legislation right of
way after disposal of the peace
treaties and the tax revision bill.
The anti-beer measure was shunt-
ed aside today in favor of the German
treaty but assurances for its even
tual enactment were given by sena-
tor Sterling. Sentiment of the
senate" he said, "is overwhelmingly
in favor of it, but as everybody
knows, final vote has been pre-
vented by the tactics of not exceed
ing a half dozen senators.
Tops Dressed while you wait at
Model Paint & TRIMMING II
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Burns Instructed
to Get Names Of
kuklux Klan Men
lBy Associated prAns,


Washington, Sept. 24.-Attorney
General Daugherty Shas instructed
Director Burns, of the Bureau of In
yestigation, to prepare a list of
names and addresses of Kuklux Khan
leaders in various parts of the coun-
try, department of justice officials
sdid' today. 1t was indicated that
while Mr.. Daugherty still4has undeS
advisement the matter of sum-.
'mohing khan Headers to Washington,
for Interrogation concerning their.
activities he desired this information
in the event Of an early decision Upon
the question. -: ,--. Zs.;..s..
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No OUR READERS

Hhis issue of the News, the
Sditor is starting the social
/ Tor the winter season. This
was discontinued during
bisr months, when there was
b5ely' little social activity,
Eb have been started again
list of October. However, it
He'd to reorganize this small
Hure this Sunday instead of
bntil next.
hing months promise to be
Interest, socially, and in or
Ethe social calendar may be
EreateSt possible service to
erS of the News, they are
the dates of their
Ind other items of interest
pciety editor, calling 367-J.
N by the cooperation of
Iders that this column will
htest service.
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kukl'ux" Called
On to Search For
Police Assailant
Try Associated Press,

New York, Sept. 24.-MFDWLY
New Port News, Va, Sept. 3D.
More than 200 members of the Ku-
klux Khan left the city early this
evening to assist in searching the
nearby country for Carlo Meekin,
who yesterday morning shot and
killed police officer Robert Dekorte
after having attacked and seriously
wounding the officer with an ice
pick. The khan was called out at
the request of Commonwealth At
torney Berkeley, and Chief of Police
Campbell.
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HELP THEM-HELP YOURSELF

When you consider the steady, con-
tinuous never-interrupted work de-
manded of the kidneys, you do not
wonder that they must have help
occasionally to filter and cast out
from the blood stream the waste mat
ter that forms poisons and acids if
permitted to remain, sore muscles,
dizziness, floating specks, sallowness
and irregular bladder action. Foley
Kidney Pills give relief promptly
For sale by J. H. Haughton.
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FRENCHMEEN IN DUEL

Paris, Sept. 24.-Count De Parrat
and Camille la Fargo, according to
La Liberte, fought a duel yesterday
morning in the Pare DIES Princes,
using both pistosl and swords. The
count is said to have received a
sword wound through his right arm
which forced him, in tears, to give
up the combat.
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IN THE CHURCHES, Z
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school, J. r
Blake, Supt.
HOO a. m.-Sermon, Building a
home.
6:45 p: NIB. Y. P. U. with H. G.
Petty, President.
145 p. m.-Sermon, Retribution
according to the foreknowledge Of
God. - 'o,''t IS
NIB s9Xbt H.. ~
Wednesday prayer meeting at
7:45 p. m.
A cordial invitation to all.
j. F. SAVELL, Pastor.
REVIVAL MEETING
Evangelist F. P. Mccall will begin
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COMMUNITY SECRETARY. AND >
BOY LOST Ar PORTSMOUTH
ley A<soesatss. Press,

a.. tby, Assoctetsas PxeSa.r y. :!
4 Portsmouth, Va, Sept Search.
ing parties were organized late to-
night to comb Hampton Roads. be-
tween this city and Newport News
III an effort TO find some trace Of c..
W. johnson, community boy secretary
of the local Y.4MgoC. A. and Chester
Arnold, IL year, cid son Of A. S. Ar
mold, general secfetarYs 81 the as
ISOLATION. 80 sn--. ..
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PAGES

a revival meeting at Carr street
Methodist church this evening at 8
o'clock.
Mr.. Mccall is a fine preacher and
regular evangelist of the Florida
conference. The people are to be
congratulated in securing his ser-
vices. All are invited to attend and
take part in this meeting.
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ST. JAMES M. E. CHURCH s,

Evangelist, F. P. Mccall will
preach at II a. m. Preaching at 8
p. m. by the pastor, subject, ,at'Pro-
fit and Loss. Sunday school at 9:45
a. M, Ed. M. Earnest, Supt.
Epworth League at 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.
m. Come and bring a friend. We
offer our friendship and fellowship
to all.
j. D. SIBERT, Pastor.
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bcial Forecast
y to Entertain Club

BY to Entertain Club
anbers of the D. A. M. Club
their meeting this week as
\ Of Miss Jessie Bailey.
y will entertain her guests
De at San Mateo, where they
j for five o'clock.
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AL GOSSIP
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I. Rams. This wedding will take plac,
wednesday afternoon at half alto,
four o'clock, at the First presbv.
terrain church.
Miss Merriam will have &c bo,
/, m BE- sd--of-honor, Miss Omar. Davis
fhers Other attendants being Mrs
Ralph E. Newfoundland Miss Alice
! Elliott: Mr.. Phfips will have as his
best man, his brother, Mr.. Louis D.
Philips, the other groomsmen being
Mr.. Jack Merriam, brother of the
bride, and Mr.. James Bruce Mr.
Fred Lecks and Mr.. Neal Kirkman
will act as ushers. Two sweet lit
tie girls, Roberta Halle and Clarice
Philips, the little niece of the groom
will act as flower girls. Preceding
the entrance of the bridal party, a
program of wedding music will he
rendered by Mrs. R. S. OHayer. or
ganist, Mr.. John Q. Tilghman, VIC
linist, Mrs. L, E. Tenney, soprano.
and Miss Vanita Tromley, contralto.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her father, Mr.. w. P. Merriam.
the ceremony being performed by Dr.
Donald MacQueen, pastor of the
church.
Miss Merriam is the only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Merriam, /
member of a family prominent in
business and social circles of the city
Mr.. Merriam was for many wears
mayor of Palatka, and is at present
president of the Chamber of Conf
merce. Miss Merriam is a charniL
ing and attractive girl, whose friendsI
are numbered by her acquaintancesH1
Mr.. Philips is a member of tw8I
Of Palatka's oldest families. When
his parents were married, Palatka
could only be reached by boat, and,
while the young couple who are to
be married at four-thirty in the at
the groom's father and mo-
her, who was Miss Pratt, were mar
led at half after four in the morn
ng, in order that the boat going to
Jacksonville might be caught. 1t is
that, despite the early
lour, the church was crowded with
friends. y. t. "
Friends of this popular young cou-
he are glad that they expect to make
heir ,honae.heret after their marriage.
frs. Bush to Entertain.
Mrs. Lester Bush will entertain {
t luncheon, Friday afternoon, conn., /
limenting Miss Priscilla Hsmm, WHO |,
nil be an October bride. Mrs. Bush's 6
retty affair, which will take placer
t the Daisy Tea Room, will be en- #
Dyed by the members of the Wegot- a
m Club. Both hostess and 'hon0ree Ii
re members of the organization. t
[rs. Bush has invited her guests for
our O'Clock. 49," ~" ga. i
Mrs. Warren L. Sleap' is spend.
lg several days as the guest of Mrs.
rank Owens at Ocean City.
Miss Maude Atkinson is spend "
e the weekend with relatives at
ederal Point.
Mrs. w. J. Witthorne is expected
arrive from Columbus, Tenn, about \,
lie first of the month, to make an !,
,tended stay with her son and .
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. '
'hitthorne. "
Mrs. H. N. KIrkman is expected "
return to her home here today, =
wing spent the summer with rela- =.
yes in Danville, Va. ~
of Mrs. S. J. Barstow r,
II regret to hear of her illness. ~
icy will hope to hear of her i'm ~
ovement in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Me-
,ynolds arrived yesterday after
on to spend short time here with
RS. McReynold's parents, Colonel ID
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RAM Wedding

I The prominence of the
Is, the marriage of Miss
'ilson Merriam to Mr..
PIT Philips will be an
husual interest to Palat-
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Florida East Coast Ry.
FLAGLER SYSTEM
Condensed Schedules
Fer farther information 8 e the Tieket Accent
DEPARTURES FROM EAST pALATKA
FLAGLER SYSTEM

DEFAKIoKES FROM EAST PALATKA Northbound
Effective September 23rd, 1921 Leave
TRAINS 20 and 80: MIAMI LOCAL-DAILY 5:15p
Makes all stops. Coaches and Broiler Buffet
Paror Carr The daylight locals between Jack
TRAINS IS and 86:HAVANA SPECIAL DIAL 1o:45a
LY Stops only at important stations. Coach
es and sleepersl. The Havana Special between
New York and Key West. Through sleepers 3D..
New York and Key West, Jacksonville and Key
west Handles the passenger traffic between
States and nada
at Key West direct with P. & o. ships to and :
from Havana. Dining Car t-."
TRAINS 81 and SO: KEY WEST EXPRESS 61Oa IT
DAILY. Makes local stops. Buffet sleeping ,
cars Jacksonville and Miami. Through sleepers >
New York and Miami via 81 L North Of Jack ~
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Hostess.

bar Davis, who will be Miss
herriam's maid-of-honor in
B-Merrism wedding We'd
aernoon, will entertain the
of the bridal party Tues
hg at dinner. This pretty
1 to Miss Merriam will be
a long series of delightful
ars given in honor of this
Pr since her engagement
hlips was announced. Miss
invited her guests for eight
her home on South Eighth
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Coming EOents

4 Tuesday .
1 NJ, Club; Miss JessiSs
4 hostess; 500 p. m. y
Ener party; Miss Omar :
\ hostess; Miss Dorothy =
In ,honoree; 500 p. m. T
lsr;eap Legion dance; Lee +
home; 900 p. M :
Wednesday =
hips Merriam wedding: =
/ Presbyterian church; 4;3O =
Friday y
|cheon: Mrs. Lester Bush, =
i; Miss Priscilla Hamm' =
be; 400 p. m. =
lee at Elks Club. =
4 D
IsA& q q 1. 4 = + :. + 3
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Legion Dance.

srlcan Legion will hold its
fday evening dance this
she Legion home. Since
+ were inaugurated, they
'le very popular with the
4 Dancing will start at
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Evening star., 1921-06-05
Attractions the Past Week
Serve to Induce Society Folk
To Remain at the Capital
Last of Series of Garden Parties With Weddings
Innumerable, Among Features-Events
the Coming Week.
BY SALLIE ". H. PICKETT.

NE last of the garden White House
Wednesday, weddings usually
social life week. and there sufficient
and for weeks induce society folk
and the then the Presidents house tselhen the soldiers
Walter Mount Alto ST. Erabeth the
ptals will be the of Mrs Harding will be particularly SOL
ders afternoon other guests aside from those attendance
from the Mrs Harding planning special
fSas perhaps the everything
will be done for their enjoyment
THE President Harding following
spending Valley guests
a al the we G es hes M of Of & " n
Rs @ Il
and M the
THERE banks the susquehana
spo @ M sn ss M Harding @
misses opportunity to visit friends outside the city She
sg When the enjoyed
sa the
COOLIDGE enjoyed little novelty and chang: he, regular
% IS e
G f. S is n
did Tie 1s and md M Gsods
"i ss' ds a;'
guests at dinner Of Mrs. William J. Boardman. -:
yin s;id; from hose ie5
a n M home M M o the
o m s and Ms ss, sy e
her 1''s
THE June IS Of Miss Hoa daughter of Mr.. Gil
St as s:;:si :ss
.?s: :s$ s:ss $:: s II @
society wl
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Evening star., 1921-06-05
Many Dinners and Teas
On the Society Program
Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge Guests of Mrs.
and Miss Boardman-Secretary of the Navy
Entertains-Other Functions.

The Vice President and Mrs. Coo
lidge we're the guests in whose honor
Mrs. William J. Boardman and Miss
Mabel T. Boardman entertained a dis
tinguished company at dinner last
evening. having in the company Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid of New York. who is
spending several days with them at
their P street residence.
This afternoon Mrs. Boardman and
Miss Boardman will entertain at a tea
at Grasslands. the country club. in
compliment to Mrs. Reid.
The Secretary Of the Navy. Mr.. Ed
win DENLY, entertained at dinner last
Uriu Of the Japanese navy, at Rau-
scher's. The guests included the as
sistant secretary Of the Navy. his ex-
cellency. the japanese ambassador;
Admiral Baron Uriu. Capt. Osami Ma
gano. 1. J. N; Lieut.. Commander Sa-
sugu Inouye. I. ]. "A: Maj. T. Hara.
lI. J. A.: the Secretary Of War. Mr..
Weeks; Gen March. chief of staff, L.
S. A.: Maj. Gen. eLjeune. Maj. Gen
Barnett. Admiral Wilson. Admiral
Rodman. Rear Admiral Hoogewerf
Rodgers, Col Robert NJ. Thompson
Mr. l. b. Parsons. Rear Admiral Long,
Admiral Coontz. Rear Admiral Wash
ington. Rear Admiral Parks. Rear
Admiral McVay. Rear Admiral Griffin.
Rear Admiral Potter. Rear Admiral
Stitt. Rear Admiral Latimer. Rear
Admiral Scales. Vice Admiral Jones.
Rear Admiral EberIe. Rear Admiral
Mcdonald, Capt. Dayton, Capt. Sell
lers. Mr.. Charles DENLY. Maj. Gen.
!, Neville. Col. d. y. Porter. Senator
Newberry. Gen. H. c. Haines and
Capt. T. A. Kearney.
Two important dinner parties will
be given this week for the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Charles Evans
Hughes. the first. Wednesday even
ing. when the minister of Colombia
and Nine. Urueta will be the hosts.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

and the second. Friday evening. when
the minister of Ecuador and Sonora
de Elizalde have invited an impor-
tant company to meet them. The
minister and Nine. Grueta will also be
dinner hosts tomorrow evening when
they will entertain in honor of the
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs AL
bert b. Fall.
Brig Gen. and Mrs. George Bar
nett were the hosts at a brilliant
dinner party last evening given on
the eve of the formers departure
for the west, where he is in COM
mand of the United States Marine
!! Corps, General Department of the
West.
Brig. Gen. Barnett attended the
dinner given by the Secretary of the
Navy. Mr. DENLY, for Admiral Uriu
of. the Japanese navy. and rejoined
his own guests later in the evening.
minister of China. DIR. Sze: Senator
and Mrs. Irvine l. Lenroot, Senator
Thomas ]. Walsh. Admiral and Mrs.
William F. Fullam. Admiral Bradley
a. Fiske, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace II.
Westcott. Col and Mrs Charles Pat
George w. Ehle. Mrs. Z. Buchanah
Merryman. Mrs. James Mcdonald and
Mr. William Phelps Emo.
Mrs. Reavis. Wite OF RepfesentAtiNe Q
c. Frank Reavis of Nebraska. enter
tanned informally at tea yesterday
afternoon for her Cleveland Park
neighbors. Mrs. Norris. wife of SEN
ator George w. Norris of Nebraska.
and Mrs. Harry Knapp presided at the
tea table
Mrs Robert NJ. La Toilette will en-
tertain informally at tea this after
noon from to Z, in her home at 1920
10th street.
Mrs. William c. Keegin will enter
tain at tea Tuesday from 4
to at her home on 21th street in
honor of her daughter. Mrs. Jack
Bechtold of Chicago. and also in honor
of Mrs Thomas r. Hay of Pittsburgh,
xho is the guest of her mother. Mrs.
Henry H Goldsmith.