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The New York herald., 1921-01-22
PAID $4,000 FOR
STRIKE INSURANCE
TOCZAR BRNDELL
Hugh Robertson of Large
Building Firm Is Reluc-
tant Witness in Case.
S20.d00 IN $500 BILLS
Housing Grand Jury Finds
New Indictment Against
Ring of Contractors.
WILL PLEAD ON MONDAY
Housewrecker .VOlk Tells of
Brindell's Brother Asking
to Become a Partner.
WILL PLEAD ON MONDAY

Although he had testified ut great
length before the Lockwood commit
tee regarding his agreement to pay
Robert p. Brindell $50, 900, the memory
of Hugh Robertson of Todd, Irons &
Robertson, builders. was not alto
gether clear as to the details of the
transaction when he was called to the
witness stand yesterday at the trial OF
the labor czar for extortion.
Repeatedly Samuel Untermyer, chief
prosecutor, was obliged to exhibit to
him the official record of his testi-
mony before the Lockwood committee
and q sworn statement he made to the
State Attorney General, with the re-
quest that he read it and brush up
his recollection. but even this aid was
sometimes or no avail.
In explaining his agreement to pay
Brinrell such sum Mr.. Robertson,
whose concern does an annual busi-
ness of from $25, 100000 to s3O,ooo,Ooo,
said: 81 knew that he was the strong
est man in the world in the building
trades, and / needed his help" Mr..
Untermyer wanted to know of what
possible help Brindell could be to
big builder like the witness, and he
finally asked sharply, Didn't you pay
him this money because you wanted
his help to avoid strikes?"
Justice John v. McAvoy. presiding
over the trial, turned to Mr.. Robertson
and repeated Mr.. Untermyer's question:
Mr.. Robertson then replied: Yes
wanted his help to avoid strikes
Mr.. Untermyer asked the witness IL
men now working for his concern upon
the construction of Cunard Line piers In
New Jersey were not members of Brin-
delTs Building Trades Council, and after
some deliberation Mr.. Robertson replied
''I think they are"
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
Work and Courtesy Prime
Factors of Attainment,
Saws Bank Official.
A. Barton Hepburn.

Mr.. Hepburn of the Chase Ma
tional Bank is only one of num-
ber of prominent men whose ad-
vice or life's story goes to make
this exclusive Sunday Herald arti-
Gle both interesting and helpful
reading.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
SaiIboat Races Held
BY Shelter Island Club

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SHELTER ISLAND, ". Y. July ga
Twenty members OF the KnickerboclSer
Yacht Club who are on a cruise through
Long Island Sound stopped over at Shell
ter Island on Wednesday. where they
were entertained by Mr.. Peter Gallagher
OF the flagship Amuray at a dinner on
the veranda of the Casino at the Pog-
gatticut Hotel.
sailboat races. which are part OF the
regular schedule OF the Shelter Island
Yacht Club. were held Sunday after
noon.
Commodore Harry Anderson of the
New York Athletic Club, whose power
boat Gardenia has been In Dering Har-
Dor for several days. has been a fire.
quent patron OF the PogRatticut Hotel
Mr.. Wilton Lackaye and his son. Will
ton Lackaye, Jr., are at the Pogeattfcut
Hotel. Others from New York expected
soon are Mrs. Il. III. Sampson with party
Of four; Mr.. and Mrs r. J. Lucius, Mr.
A. Il. Hurst. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II Naugh-
ton, Mrs l. ". Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
q. Mehlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert L. Drake,
Mr.. w. J. Sullivan OF New York. Ar
rivals include Mr. J. J. O'ConneIi. Mr.
and Mrs George Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c. CortIs. Miss L. A. Walsh. Mr.. r.
B. Smith. Mr.. L. n. Thomas. Mr.. r. Il.
Malone. Mr. Willis Knighton, Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Stewart Mrs. James Nc
Kce and Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Muliin.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24

the Muenchinger King for the re-
mainder of the summer, and next year
will take cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver G.. Jennings are
here from Fairfield. Conn. and will be
at their villa for the remainder OF the
season. Mrs. Jennings will be among
those entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Widener. Jr.,
have Joined the colony for a few days
and are with Dr. and Mrs. Rice at
Mirimar.
On Friday evening Mrs. j. Francis A.
Clark gave a dinner for Rear Admiral
and Mrs. william S. Sims. On Thurs
day evening Mrs Beverly Bogart gave
dinner for Princess de Braganza.
Mrs. Alfred Tuckerman gave a tea on
Thursday afternoon at her Kay street
residence.
The members OF Trinity Church choir
and the Galahad Club are to have an
entertainment at the Casino Theatre
next Thursday evening. Among the
patronesses are: Mrs. James H. Darl-
ington, Miss Lucille r. Edgar, Mrs.
Daniel B. Fearing. Mrs. Paul Fitz
Simons. Mrs. Theodore Kane Gibbs,
Mrs. William r. Glyn. Miss Virginia
Scott Hoyt. Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs
Mrs. George Gordon King. the Misses
Mason, Mrs Frederick Pearson, Mrs
Marsden j. Perry. Mrs. Robert Potter.
Mrs. George l.. Rives. Mrs. George
Scott. Mrs. william s. Sims, Mrs WAL
The New York herald., 1921-07-24

ker Breeze Smith, Mrs. John Thompson
Spence. Mrs. Joseph +. Stone. Mrs.
James Andrew Swan. Mrs T. Suffern
Taller. Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mrs. George
Henry Warren. Mrs. Whitney Warren,
Mrs. James Griswold Wentz, Mrs.
George Peabody wetmore. Mrs. Alex
ander Hamilton Rice and Mrs. Douglas
E. Dismukes.
The Art Association gave a reception
on Friday afternoon for the officers of
the incoming class at the Naval War
College. In the receiving party were
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James. Mrs. Alex
ander Hamilton Rice. Miss Ella F.
Mason. Mrs. Harold Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrison S. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Elliott. Mrs William Woodward
Phelps. Mrs. Albert c. Landers. Jr.,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. william S.
Sims. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles
p. Plunkett. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Ashley III. Robertson. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Frederick y. Basset, Captain
and Mrs. Thomas j. Sem. Captain and
Mrs. Douglas z. Dismukes and Captain
and Mrs. John F. Legs.
Mrs. Marion EppIey. Mrs. Lewis s.
Treadwell, Mrs. Roland Dickson and
Mrs. Hugh Birckhead served refresh
ments. and Brig.-Gen. Montgomery M.
Macomb and Messrs. Walter Coles
Cabell. Joseph @. Stevens. Anthony
Stewart and Shafter Howard acted as
ushers.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Miss John Innes Kane
At BriarcIif Lodge

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HrRaLD.
BRrARcLrFF, ". Y. July 2s.--Lord and
Lady Queenborough. who were married
In New York last Tuesday, are spend
ing the FIRST part OF their honeymoon at
Briarcliff Lodge The bride was Miss
Edith Starr Miller, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. william Starr Miller OF f04s Fifth
avenue. other arrivals include Mrs.
John Innes Kane. Mr.. Randolph Parm-
ly, Mrs. NJ. l.. Macy, Mrs. George III.
Macy, Mr.. Richard r. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". L. FELTON,. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Barrett. Mrs Hope Gall. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Howard Bruce, MIR. and Mrs. f.
c. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Jose r.
O'Kelly. Miss Mercedes Kelly and Mr..
A. c. Rhone OF New York Mr.. and Mrs.
George d. Hallock OF Plainheld. ~. J. /;
Mr.. A. c.. Soper of Lakewood. Mr.. and
Mrs. VI. l.. Sommer of Trenton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wheeler OF Tenafiy. DR.. and
Mrs. Raymond c. Dodd Of Glen Ridge,
Mr.. John A. Moran. Mr.. p. A. Moran,
Miss Laura II. A. Moran. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bick. Jr, Nr. and Mrs. r. II.
Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs L. Y. Crows
of Brooklyn.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Walter p. Frye OF
Marlboro. Mass Miss Fanny Rosengar-
ten, Mr. h. II. George. Mr.. l.. Crawley
and Mrs. Robert Morris OF Philadel-
phia Mr.. r. p. Baldwin Of Concord.
Mass Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Simpson of
Washington and Mrs. c. A. Newhail
and Mr.. Arthur c. Martin Of Hudson.
MY.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Round of Dinner Parties
and Dances at Newport
Guests in the Colony Are at Loss to Keep Their Many
Engagements Tennis Courts Are Lively
Arrivals at Resort

Mr.. ]. Ralph Bloomer Joined the colony
this week and is with Mrs. Oliver II. p.
Belmont at Sea Cove. Baileys Beach
and golf have attracted Mr.. Bloomer
more than tennis. He Is a one-time
Andover and Yale athlete.
Joining the villa colony this week
we're Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Widener.
who are at Mlrimar with DR.. and Mrs.
Alexander Hamilton Rice; Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Gould Jennings, who are occupy
ing their cottage for the summer: Mr..
Francis Shea of Boston. who has the
Pinard cottage No. for the summer.
and Mrs. James J. Brown, who has re-
turned to Mon Etui after an extended
trip abroad.
Mr.. Edward J. Berwind has been elect
cd president of the Spouting Rock Beach
Association better known as Baiieys
Beach. Mr.. Berwind succeeds the late
Henry A. G. Taylor. The beach this
summer Is crowded with guests or sub
scribers. Later there will be music for
the enjoyment OF those going In the
surf.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Oliver Iseiin have ar
rived at Southside for the summer, and
will be among those entertaining.
Mr.. william II. Vanderbilt has been
here with his mother, Mrs. Paul Fitz
Simons.
Newport is to have still another tennis
attraction and that Is the womcns in
tercity tournament. and this will take
place two days during the Horse Show,
beginning August 20. The tennis will be
In the morning and the Horse Show In
the afternoon. Mrs. Barger waliach
and Mrs. w. Goadby. Loew are on the
Casino committee OF arrangements.
Tomorrow will bring the second large
dinner OF the summer when DR.. and
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice will en-
tertain for fifty friends at Mirimar On
Sunday. when the Harvard Club were
guests Of Dr. Rice for luncheon. Joe. the
famous Amazon monkey. was one of the
attractions. Joe is woolly monkey
and only specimen of his kind In this
country.
Mrs. Charles L. r. Robinson has ar
rived from Hartford and Is occupying
her Kay street cottage.
Mrs. Vanderbilt gave a dinner this
evening at the Breakers for friends of
Count and Countess Lsszlo szechenyI.
Mrs. Eugene s. Reynal will come TO
The New York herald., 1921-07-24

Berwind, Robert Waller, Lorenzo z.
Woodhousc. Misses Juliana Cutting.
Hetty Parrish, Laura v. Day, Zella de
Milhau, Rosina Hoyt, Candace Stimson,
Marie Louise Russell and Edith New
bold. The second concert in aid of the
fund will be given on the night OF Au-
gust s.
Miss Doris Francklyn and Miss Agnes
Keyes have for several years been In
structing women and girls of the Shin
necock Government Indian Reservation
in useful and ornamental lace work and
the result OF their work OF the winter
and spring will be offered for sale next
Tuesday afternoon at Red Top. the sum-
mer home of Miss Francklyn's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles @. Francklyu, who
are among the pioneers OF this resort
These women and children. descendants
OF the aboriginal Indians who were here
before the FIRST white settlers OF this
part of Long Island. have been found
most tractable and they have been
taught by Miss Francklyn and Miss
Keyes to make Italian cut work and
iaces from designs Of the seventeenth
century loaned BIZ the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art In New York. The inan-
cial results of sales held in former years
have enabled these workers to support
themselves throughout the winter. Miss
Rosalie Coe will assist at the sale on
Tuesday. which will have the patronage
Of the entire colony.
Mrs. Arthur b. Clahin has invited
many OF her friends next Thursday
afternoon TO her house In Shinnecock
Hills to hear the Rev. Henry Talbot.
canon Of the Cathedral Of Washington.
ID. c.. who will speak of the edifice now
being erected there Canon Talbot
served In France during the war with
the American Ambulance Service. His
object Is not 70 ask for funds but 10
interest every parish in the work OF
making the Cathedral national. In the
sense that II will be built up by thou
sands OF small subscriptions coming
from every quarter of the United States.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Guests in Cottage
Colony at Westport
Special Dsspotch to THE NEW YosK HrsALp.

Special Despotch to THE NEW YosK HrsALp
wEsrpoRT ON LAKE CHAMrLArN, N. Y,
July 2s.--Miss III. J. Garrettson OF New
York, who is at westport Inn, gave a
dinner there this week for some of the
boys from Camp Dudley. the Young
Mems Christian Association camp on
Lake Champlain.
Mrs. Gibson Payne of New York has
party of friends at Annandale.
Mrs. Kenneth Wilbur Of Scarsdalc has
as her guest at the Homestead Miss
Eddy Of New York.
J. Y. Lippincott and family Of New
York have opened Bonnycroft cottage.
Justice d. Y. Cohaian OF New York
and family are at the Shelley cottage.
Judge A. VI. Hotchkiss and family OF
Now York have arrived at Westport Inn.
Others from New York there include the
Misses Mucndcl. Miss Elizabeth New
bold. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hildebrand.
Mrs Adelaide Lesser and daughter. the
Misses Delapena and Mr. and Mrs.
George II. Waltz.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
NEWPORT. r. l.. July 23.

NEWPORT, r. l.. July 23.
~ MINERS and dances have per-
meated the life Of the villa
colony here this week. There
have been so many entertaining that
those who form the coterie of guests
are at a loss to meet, all their engage
ments.
One Of the principal entertainments
OF the week took place on Sunday
when Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r. Wilson
gave a dinner at their country place.
Indian House, for fifty guests. 1t was
to commemorate the birthday OF Mrs.
Wilson. Three tables contained a
birthday cake on. each. Conrads Or
chestra came later and those present
enjoyed an hour of dancing. Among
the guests were Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence T. Paul. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Hyde Ripley, Mrs.
Frederick Pearson and several officers
Of the Navy.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Andrew
NJ. Moreland gave n dinner. and on that
oNcntnk blsnOp anu mrB. JAMES henry
Darlington thus entertained at the Cor
ners. Mrs. Moreland had among her
guests Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mr.. Henry T..
Eldridge and Mrs. Richard r. Wilson.
Bishop and Mrs. James II. Darlington
gave n dinner on Wednesday at the
Corners for their son and daughter-in-
law. the Rev. and Mrs. Henry ". b.
Darlington. On Tuesday evening Capt
and Mrs. Douglas Il. Dismukes gave n
dinner for them at the training station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. p. Richard
son were dinner hosts on Wednesday,
and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton Rice and
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James also were
among those entertaining this week.
Tennis at the Casino has attracted
many the past few days. and both the
clay courts and the greens have been
busy. Mrs, Henry q. Gray has been
among the most prolific players and has
won several matches In both doubles
and singles. Mrs. Gray began her sea-
son by playing with a Chinese cooIie
hat. and II proved very satisfactory.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
ViSc0unt dALte
Joins Diplomats
at Bar H0rb0r
Secretary Of British Embassy
and Mrs. Craigie Expected in
August-Other Arrivals.

speoia, Despatch to THE NEW Yosx HmAIp.
BAR HARBoR, Me-. July 23.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31

AUGUSTA, Me. January 81
Frederic H. Parkhurst. Governor of
Maine. died today. He failed to recov-
er from the effects of d diphtheritic in
lection under the tongue with which
he was attacked three weeks ago.
last night, when he took chillS and
became unconscious.
Gov. ParkhurSt. who was elected last
September. will be automatically sue
ceeded by Percival p. Baxter of Port
land, president of the senate. Mr..
Baxter will complete the term of two
years.
Gov. Parkhurst was born in Bangor
in 1854 He was graduated from Co.
lumbar (now George Washington
University Law School in 1887. and was
admitted to the bar at Bangor, but
never practiced to any extent. Instead
he engaged in the manufacture of
trunks, d business established by his
father.
He had served in both branches of
the legislature and also as chairman
of the republican state committee.
He was an assistant to Chairman
HAYS of the republican national COM
mittee in 1918.
ASHEVILLE, \. c.. January 81
Vice President-elec Calvin Coolidge,
who is spending a tWo-Week vacation
here today dispatched a message Of
coincidence to Mrs. Frederick Fl. Park
hurst of Augusta. Me. His messag
follows:
1T is with extreme sorrow that ]
learn of the loss of GOV Parkhurst. |
wish to express to you my deep SYM
pathy, in which Mrs. Coolidge joins"
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Births Reported.

Til" following births have been reported (,
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Amos l.. and Elsie C. Weston. boy.
Camden and Mary ]. Windham, girl
Charles +. and Myrtle Stevens. girl.
Harry and Maryettr Boswell. girl.
Edmund Y. and Alice ii. Cnwdry, boy.
Leon \. and Adelaide I"RHte. boy.
David +. and Isabel NJ. Barry. boy.
William and Christina Banos. girl
Walter J. and Laura X. Norris. boy.
Robert V. and Loretta Montgomery, boy.
Clara NJ. and Margaret l.. Convey. boy.
Frank a. and Minnie NJ. Kennedy. girl.
Leslie r and Marie T.. Cox. girl
james \. and Mary {. Mccarthy. girl.
Chester +. and Anna =. Love- boy.
Richard ID. and Marie G.. Cunningham. girl.
Earl w. and Jessie l.. Cooper. girl
Arthur +. and Mary A. Nugent. girl.
Swanson and Blanche Vaughn, girl twins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Susan F. Armstrong, Sc. 514 street
Eileen Muligan. Is, Emergency Hospital.
John L. Martin. So, 800 4th street southeast
James +. Brown. 60, Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Joseph " Frost. 80. 1899 A street
Mary f. Watkins, o, Childrens Hospital.
Ethel Roberts. s. Children's Hospital.
Helen NJ RUPERT. >, 2214 street.
Peter Economies. months, 401 9th street
southwest
George II. Smith. jr.. II days, Children's
Hospital.
Infant of Paul and Nellie Zirkle, 1874 days
1917 ii street northeast.
Mrs. Annie V. Yates, 80. 1245 4th street.
Mary Burke. ~, 21191n Ward street.
Eugene X. James. 49, 2319 l. street.
William II. Jackson e.. 629 street.
Ectsey Braxton. 80, 1871 l. street
Frank White, 30. 1928 9TH street
William Dudley, A. st. Elizabeth's Hospital
Ann c. Carter, -, 1870 NJ street southwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31

Moreland. Col. and Mrs, Albert E.
TRULY. Col. and Mrs. c. A. Williams.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Thorn. DR.. and
Mrs W. \. White, Mr.. and Mrs John
C Hoyt. Mr.. and Mrs. a. O. Tingley
and Miss Janet Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ErlebaCher, who
have spent a month in Florida. Will
sail from there for Havana, Cuba.
The Southern Cross Chapter of the
L. D. c. will give an informal dance
on Saturday. February II. at the sun
set Hall, 1907 Massachusetts avenue
northwest. Mrs. +. T. Carter has en-
tire charge of the dance. and the pro-
ceedS will benefit the veterans homes.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Eugene Thomas and Pearl Mccall.
James Cromer and Edith Howard
Albert II. Norton of RinglIamton. y. y, and
Ianette Reeve of Johnson City. y. Y.
William X. Mason and May f. GruSe.
Joseph {. Rurkhalter and rclma +. Powlen
Oscar Il. CLANCY and Mary l.. Scott.
Aubrey l.. Gilman and Ivy V. Tardree both
of Richmond. Va.
X. Clair Hostctler of Edinboro, Pa. anG
Cora Il. Morrison of this city
George u. Randall of Churchton Md, and
Katie \. kn"pp of pelae. Md
Raymond w. Myers and Norma l.. Bennett
Nit!'am J. FRYE and Margaret u. Meeks.
William J. CahiH of CohoeS. y. Y. and
Anna +. Herbert of Nyack. n Y.
James c. Todd Of Richmond, Va. and
Theima NJ. Cosby of Ellersons Va.
Charles I. Bitied and Coralne C. Gooch
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| 4 reception will be held this after
noon at George Washington Inn from
! to o'clock by Mrs. Frank Clark,
| Miss Fay Hardy. Mrs William R
| Geen. Mrs. 4. NJ. Peterson, Mrs.
! Simeon y, Fess, Mrs. Edward B. AL
mon. Mrs Charles Kearns. Mrs. Will
| lis j. IuinGs, Mrs. Edward c. Lit
| tie, Mrs. James G.. Monohan, Mrs.
! ". VI. HCrStnan. Mrs William j. Carss
| Mrs. II ing Swope. Mrs. James c.
| strong and Mrs. {. p. ITudspeth.
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MIR. John Barrymore
Says

October the fifteenth
Ny Mr.. Griffith:
have the second time picture Any personal
genius regarding the would
redundant and little like Goals
Newcastle.
Anyway imagine used to that it would only
bore to death.
have knowing Miss Gish personally and
of feeling addressed to her
might consider impairment merely wish to tell that
her performance Way Down East to be the
most superative1y EXQUISITE AND POIGNANTLY EN-
CLAIMING THING THAT HAVE EVER SEEN IN MY LIFE.
seeing Duse in this country years
imagine have been the height OF her
also Madame Bernhardtand for sheer TECHNICAL braney
emotional projection done with AN ALMOST UN
cANNY SIMPLICITY AND SINCERITY OF method it is great
fun and great stmulant to AN AMERICAN ARTIST
EQUAL, NOT SURPASS. THE FINEST TRADITIONS OF
THE TfiEATER.
am not in writing letters of this character
is experience that could mpel IT.
wonder would be good enough thank Miss Gish
who do the best know how IN
theater Believe
Your very sincerely,
re;,,.6s JOHN BARRYMORE.
Thus speaks one who has PROVEN his authority by
raised him the position Of the great
stage concerning way Down
East" a POLLS THEATER
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The Cornell Women of Washington
are to give a dance on February 2 at
2400 10th street for the benefit of the
! French scholarship fund" Among
t he patronesseS are Mr.. and Mrs.
James Parmalee, the assistant secre-
tary of agriculture and Mrs. Ball,
Representative and Mrs. Allanson
Houghton, Col. and Mrs. Sherman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31

Mrs. Alexander g. Bentley will be
at home informally tomorrow after
noon at her apartment 1868 Column
bia road. and Will receive on the
following Tuesdays in February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31

Mrs. G.. Bowie Chapman will be at
! home informally Wednesday after
noon and viii receive again Wednes-
day. February &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31

Mrs. Hamilton Wright entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of the
charge d'affarcs OF the Russian en-
bassy and Nine. de Bach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31

Mrs. Percy Edwards Quin will not
| be at home tomorrow afternoon, but
/! VIII receive the second and fourth
( tuesdays of February at her home,
2Gl. M0Odlcy road. after 4 O'Clock.
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Society
(Continued from Eighth Page)

dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Cotton at Cylburu their beautiful
suburban home IN Roland Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31

Mrs. Malcolm King, wife of the
assistant naval attache of the Brit
iSh embassy, Will be at home this
afternoon from + to at II East
Bradley lane. Chevy Chase, Md Mrs.
King also win he at home next Mon
day afternoon from 4 to 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. John Dyne1cy Prince
who were in Washington last week.
. have returned to their New York
home and last evening entertained at
dinner in honor of Righnu Eicolai
Of Serbia. Mr.. and Mrs. Prince were
anon" the guests at the dinner Fri
day evening given by the Belgian
m hassador and Baroness de Cartier
in honor Of the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall Bishop Nicolai came
10 this country at the request of the
Federal Council of Churches and the
| institute of international Education
to give addresses in the principal
universities and churches throughout
the United States.