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Infantry.

Maj. Frank c. Mahin will return
to his proper station, Hartford
Conn.
Capt. Theodore Schoge will pro-
coed to Fort Mcpherson, Ga, and
report in person to Brig. Gen. Frank
l.. Winn, president of an army re-
firing board at heaquarters Fourth
Corps Area. at such time as he may
designate, for examination by the
board.
Capt. Paul L. Porter will report
in person to Brig. Gen. walter D.
McCaw, president of an army re-
tiring board at Washington, D. c.,
at such time as he may designate,
for examination by the board.
Capt. Leslie E. Toole will report
in person to Maj. Gen. Francis J.
Herman. for duty as aide-de-camp
on his stan.
The transfer Of Capt. Frank Les
lie Thompson, Infantry. to the Field
Artillery on March 8, 1922, Is an
nounced. He will report in person
to the commanding oficer of the
Twelfth Field Artillery for assign
ment to duty.
Air Service.
The transfer of First Lieut.. Charles
Rocheid Forrest, Air Service, to the
Field Artillery on March 0, 1922, is
announced. He will proceed to Fort
Bennlng, Ga, and report in person
TO the comma nding officer of the
Eighty-third Field Artillery for as
signment to duty.
Coast Artillery.
Col. Clint C. Hearn is detailed for
0lIIV with fhA .f-
of the Third Corps Area and wi I
report by letter to the. comma nd :
ing general Third Corps Area. Fort
Howard. Nd, for assignment to a
unit thereof.
Nal. Edwin F. Silkman will report
IN person to Brig. Gen. Walter d.
McCaw, president Of an army re-
tiring board at Washington, d. C..
az such time as he may desis-
nate Tor examination by the board.
Medical Corps.
Maj. Samuel M. Browne and Mai.
John H. Sturgeon are appointed as
members of an army retiring board
n az Fitssin,ons Generals Hospital.
Field Artillery.
Lieut.. Col. Albert U. Faulkner
viii proceed to- Camp Mcclellan.
Ala, and report in person to the
commanding general Fourth CORPS
Area Training Center for duty.
auarterrraster Corps.
Maj. Edgar W. Mumford will re-
port in person to Col. Harry r. Lee
president of an army retiring board
at Fitzsimons General Hospital,
Denver, Colo, at such time as he
may designate, for examination by
the board.
Mai. William f. Pearson is de-
tailed for duty with the Organized
Reserves and will report by letter
to the commanding general, First
Corps Area. Army Base .. Boston.
Mass.
Ordnance Department.
Maj, Sidney s. Underwood will
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On His Blindness

When consider how my light is spent
Ere half days in this dark world and wide,
And that talent which Is death to hide,
Lodged with me useless, though my soul more bent
To serve Herewith my Maker, and present
My true account, lest He returning chide;
Doth God exact day-labor, light denied?
1 fondly ask. But Patience to prevent
That murmur replies, God doth not need
Either mans work or his own gifts; who best
Bear his mild yoke. they him best; his state
Is kingy thousands at his bidding speed.
And post DER land and ocean without rest;
/. They also who only stand and watt"
- r. s--r -'* JOHN MILTON, (16OS-l67D
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in Washington. She was, chum of
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth in the
days when she was Miss Alice
Roosevelt; and a third member OF
a dashing trio was Countess Casini.
who was chatelaine of the Russian
Embassy when her uncle was Rus.
sian Ambassador to Washington
Miss Mays sister. Miss Cecilia May
Is married to Wilhelm Won Rath. jr.
and makes her home In Germany
where Miss May has visited hel
several times since the armistice
She has two brothers, Henry Cole
man May and Gerald de Cource.
May.
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MISS MAY TO BE BRIDE
OF HARRY ST. r. BLACK.

Col. and Mrs. Henry May have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Isabelle l.. May, to
Harry st. Francis Black, of New
York. This Is news OF unusual in
terest, for the Mays are longtime
residents of Washington, and Miss
May has been exceedingly promi-
rent in society. She is as well known
in Baltimore, the home of the May
family. and New York as in Wash
ington, and is popular member
of the summer colony at South
smpton.
The wedding will take place
shortly in Washington. Miss May
has just returned from a six
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. II. S.
Reynolds Hit in Bermuda, Mr..
Black having been a guest of the
Hits at the same time. He is the
chairman Of the United States
Realty and Improvement Company
OF New York and Is a director in
number OF prominent concerns,
including the George A. Fuller
Company of Illinois, the Plaza
Operating. Company. the Bowman
Hotel Corporation. He is a mem
Der of the Metropolitan, Lawyers.
New York Yacht and many other
clubs. and is a governor of the
Manhattan Club.
He was born in Cobourg, Canada,
in 1858, and is a son of Maj. Thomas
Black, of the British army. Mr.,
Black Is a widower, his first wife,
from whom he was divorced, having
died in 1915.
Miss May. who is strikingly hand
some, has been a recognized beIle
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ROTARY READY
FOR RBICAFFAIR
Program for Conference
And Badges Distrib-
uted at Luncheon.
LEADER TO COME
International President of
Club Expected to Arrive
Here Saturday.
LEADER TO COME

Arrangements were complete ed
yesterday for the Fifth district con-
ference of Rotary. when the pro-
grams of the conference and the
badges to be worn by the Washing
ton club were distributed at the
luncheon in the New willard.
william Clabaugb, chairman OF
the executive committee, announced
that. with the exception of ten men,
bers. all had registered for attend
ance at the conference, opening
March 26.
International President of Rotary
Cochran Mccullough and his wife
are expected to arrive in Washing
ton Saturday morning. District
Governor Edward L. Stock declared
that a reception will be given for
day afternoon. Every member Of
the local club was urged to be
present.
Many Autos onered.
Seventy-five members has signi-
fed their intention of lending their
autos to transport guests to Airing
ton. Kiwanis has Volunteered the
loan of more than 100 motors. The
combined seating capacity of the
cars will total $500.
John Dolph. first president Of
Washington Rotary. addressed the
club on the field work OF the life
insurance business. Education of
the public by means of booklets
and pamphlets, declared Mr.. Dolph.
has been the direct method of cut
ting down the death rate.
George O'Conaor Entertains.
George o Connor, chairman OF the
music committee, provided fifteen
minutes of song and jokes as part
of the regular luncheon program.
Visiting Rotarians and guests yes
terday were:
G. r. Swift. Adrian. Mich; J. a.
Ketchem. Hastings, Mich: J. NJ. c.
Smith. Charlotte. Mich; Thomas w.
Lamb. New York City; c. II. Pres
ton. Minneapolis. Mimi; II. Morton
Jones' Tonawanda. n. Y; w. II
Stradella. y. Y; Fred Cleveland.
Albany. n. Y: II. f. Trevett, Utica.
n. Y; Edward A. NJ. AlIister. Yon-
kers., y. Y; J. ]. Goldman. New
York City; J. Edward Moore. New
Bedford. Mass; J. B. johnson.
Elyria. Ohio: Donald NJ. Carter. Chi
cago, ILL.,; J. NJ. Moore. New York
City: r. S. Kellogg. Utica. n. Y:
William II. McKiever. Washington,
n. c.; Arthur l.. Ford. Chicago. ILL.,;
George NJ Chambers. Newark. y. j.:
Clarence Hershez. New Jersey; A. NJ
Free, San Jose. Cal: John II. David
son. Shreveport. La; Louis +. Koch
Bradford. Pa: c. w. LaPoste.
Peoria. H.: +. c. Shorrock. Seattle,
Wash: william Hill. DanvilIe. Va ,
and J. b. SIRENS. Chicago. III.
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MARYLAND DANES OF ID. G.
ENTERTAIN AT LUNCHEON.

The Maryland Danes Of the Dis
trict entertained at luncheon yes
terday at the clubhouse on X street
In honor Of the Maryland Danes of
Maryland, the greater number COM
ing over from Baltimore.
From clock in the afternoon
to there was an exhibit of rare
shawls furnished by members of
the Maryland Society Of Colonial
Danes and Club Of Colonial Danes.
Dozens of historic and beautiful
shawls were artistically arranged
in the spacious club rooms. Shawls
from all corners OF the globe were
on exhibition. Especially interest
ing was one of rare design owned
by Mrs. George de Bonneville Ke.m.
of Philadelphia, and brought to her
in 1910 from China by her son.
Charles NJ. Thomas, who was then
a lieutenant in the navy. There are
supposed to be only five such shawls
in existence. one of which. II was
said. was owned by Queen Victoria.
The guests were received during
the afternoon by Mrs. H. Bradley
Davidson, Mrs. None Griffith and
Mrs. William S. Powell.
The historical" to have been
given tomorrow evening, has been
postponed until Friday evening,
April Z. at the Confederate Memo
rial Home. on Vermont avenue.
owing to the illness of Mrs. Samuel
Burleigh Milton. historian of the
District Of Colunb bia. United Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy. Repre-
sentative Connolly has been invited
to speak. A number of papers by
chapter historians will be read.
DR.. Kedar Nath Das Gupta. di.
rector OF the Union of Eds: and
West Society, will arrive in wssn-
ington today to conduct aaothsr
of the free public meetings ct the
local chapter OF the society tn
Wilson Normal School at S:lJ y. m
March %. Dr. Das Gupta will later
go to Boston to establish LhcIher
chapter of his society, and is ill
ing May l for London TO p -oluce
"Sakuntula" under the patronage
of the Duke of Connaught. Dur
ing his stay here he will STOP at
the Harrington Hotel.
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Miss Olyve Graef was hostess to
a company of tea at dinner last
evening in compliment to Miss Lila
Hotz, of Chicago, who came with
Miss Graef from Florida to be her
guest here for several days. Later
the party went to Mrs. Wood s
dance.
Miss Caroline Story entertained
at dinner last evening preceding
Mrs. Woods dance. Covers were
laid for twelve.
Ms. Frederick Dent Grant enter
tanned a small company at dinner
last evening, preceding Mrs. Woods
dance, in compliment to her grand
daughter. Princess Bertha Canta-
cuzene.
Mrs. Grant was hostess at lunch
con yesterday to a company of ten.
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Bedrich Stepanek. Czecho- -Slovakia ia n
Minister; Miss Stepanek, Col. Nell
son V. Gaskill. Col. and Mrs. Clar-
ence o. Sheriff., Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Lee, Mrs. McEwen johnson,
DR.. and Mrs. Stanley Rinchsrt. and
John Temple Graves, jr.
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!: WASHINGTON SOCIETY ;:

A. Smith at her apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel Mrs. Peliepler,s
daughter, Miss Addison Pellepier,
is a student at Mount Vernon
Seminary.
christopher Morley, the dlstIn-
guished columnist of the New York
Evening Post. who will lecture at
4:45 this afternoon at the Play
house, 1914 N street. on "The Sunny
Side of Grub street." will be re-
ceived by former President Wilson
preceding the lecture. Earlier In
the day he will he the guest of
honor at luncheon of Ma=k sullivan.
Mrs. H. r. French, daughter OF
the late Robert Wynne, former
Postmaster General, Is in Washing.
ton and Is stopping at the shore.
ham
Mrs. f. p. Waters, of Boston, is
making an extended stay at Ward.
man Park Hotel. Mrs. Waite,
Luke Is another Bostonian al
wardman Park Hotel for a few
days.
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Mrs. Carter Glass, wife OF Sena-
tor Glass, will not be 1t home this
AFTERNOON, but will receive very in
formally next Thursday afternoon
from 4:30 to $50 at the Raleigh.
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ENTERTAINs IN HONOR
OF MISS NINA sEBRING.

Miss Dorothy Yates. daughter of
Representative and Mrs. Richard
Yates, entertained at dinner last
evening at wardman Park Hotel in
compliment to her guest, Miss Nina
Sebring. OF Sebring, Ohio. Covers
were laid for sixteen.
Miss Yates will be hostess at a
bridge party tomorrow for Miss
sebring.
Mrs. Charles H. Patterson enter
tanned at a luncheon on Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Alice B. Shepard went to
New York yesterday to remain un-
til the end of the week.
Miss Byrd Mock will entertain at
an informal dance on March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schoelkopf
who were staying in Baltimore fol-
lowing a visit here with William
Phelps Emo, sailed yesterday from
New York for Mr.. Schoelkopf's new
post as secretary OF the United
States Legation at La Paz, Bolivia.
Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg. wife Of
Senator Kellogg, will not be at
home today. She will not receive
again until after Easter. She is
visiting now in New York and
plans to be absent from the city
for several weeks.
Mrs. Robinson Downey enter
tained at tea yesterday afternoon at
the New willard Hotel. There were
ten in the party. -
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CONGREssIONAL CLUB
WILL HOLD CARD PARTY.


The Congressional Club will en-
tertain at cards Tuesday evening,
March 2s. at s o'clock. They will
give a program and tea on Friday
afternoon. March 81, at o'clock
when the guest of honor will be
Dean William A. Wilbur.
Those pouring tea Friday will be
Mrs. Lindley II. Hadley and Mrs. J.
v. McClintic. assisted in the dining.
room by Mrs. William r. Green
Mrs. Frank l.. Greene. Mrs. Anthony
J. Griffin. Mrs. Emmett C. Gudger
Mrs. Eugene Hale. Mrs. Guy u
Hardy, Mrs. William r. Barr. Mrs
l.. ]. McFadden. Mrs. John Nc
Duffie, Mrs. w. J. Mccormick. Mrs
Medin Mccormick. Mrs. James T
McCleary, Mrs. James McAndrews
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. Rob-
ert Luce, Mrs. w. Turner Logan
Mrs. Pat Harrison and Mrs. Thomas
w. Harrison.
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Mai. and Mrs. Sherman Miles en-
ttained a small company at dinner
t evening in compliment to Mrs.
3arles Wetmore, who is leaving
|prtly for Japan Their guests in
|lded Princess Ghika, Brig. Gen.
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MRS. GREENE HOSTESS
TO TWELVE AT LUNCHEON.

Mrs. Ernest Greene was a hostess
az luncheon yesterday in her resi-
dence on Massachusetts avenue to a
company of twelve in honor OF her
sister. Mrs. Charles F. Bancroft. Of
Boston, who is staying at the Shore
ham.
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MRS, MORAN WILL GIVE
DINNER ON MARCH %.

Mrs. Francois Berger Moran will
entertain a large and distinguished
company at dinner at the Chevy
Chase Club on Wednesday, March %.
in honor of Senator ami Mrs. Carter
Glass.
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RECITALs TO BE GIVEN
By LADIES OF G.. A. u.

The Abraham Lincoln Circle. No.
3. Ladies of the G. A. r., arc Civ
ing two recitals in the New willard
ballroom tomorrow and Saturday
evening at Sis p. m. when the
artists will be Miss Charlotte
Peege, contralto; Philip Sevasta,
harpist, and Florence Brinkman,
pianist.
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Mrs. William Mitchell. wife of
Gen. Mitchell. was a luncheon host
ess at the Shoreham yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs Thomas p. Morgan,
Jr., are receiving congratulations on
the birth OF a daughter on March 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan are now lfv.
ing in Philadelphia.
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Mrs. f. Hart Fem. wife of Rep
resentative Fem, entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Connecti-
cut, and later took her guests to
the matinee. The members OF the
party were Mrs. Richard p. Free
man, Mrs. Samuel S. ,Arentz, Mrs.
John Gable and Mrs. Fruscher.
Miss Laura Harlan has as he-
guest in her apartment her niece,
Miss Janet Harlan. of Chicago,
daughter of J. NJ. Harlan.
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Sevasta studied the harp at the
Conservatory OF Palmero under
Prof. Vitrano. He then studied with
Prof. Felix Godefroid Of Paris. His
public career began with hIs ap-
pearance before the Queen OF Italy.
He was soloist at the Turin EN-
position. 1898. the Sonsogno Cen
certs, Verdi conductor. the Milan
Wagner concerts. and at the worlds s
fair, Paris. He was also soIo'st
with the Dusseldorf Concert Con-
pany and the British Musical Ex-
hibition.
Miss Brinkman's early training
was had in America, but like most
Of our celebrated pianists. she wen,
to Europe at an early age. There
under such masters as Rudolph
Breithaupt, she perfected her edu.
cation and gained in skill Because
of her ability she was chosen u:
one OF the faculty of the Huttner
Conservatorium. Dorfmund, Ger.
many
Miss PeeEe has been successful
in recitals in Chicago. Indiana
polls, Boston. Youngstown, Provi-
dence and Lowell.
Col. and Mrs. John Temple Graves
last night entertained in honor of
Mrs. Mary Roberts RinehRrt.
Among those present were Dr..
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med for
S. Harding
White Amaryllis to
Exhibited at An
nuaI Sholr.
EVELYN C. HUNT.

ew Director of the Mint apd
E. Scobey, who were guests
dent and Mrs. Harding at toe
House, have taken an apart
wardman Park Hotel
Harding received several
by appointment at the White
yesterday afternoon.
Harding is planning to at
e annual amaryllis show in
department of Agriculture
buses this week in company
rs. Henry G. Wallace, wife
Secretary Of Agriculture. The
attractive novelty in the
a pure white amaryllis, the
yer grown. which has been
in honor Of Mrs. Harding.
Postmaster General and Mrs,
Work were the guests of
ht the dinner which the Third
nt Postmaster General ami
arren Irving Glover gave last
3 in the small dining room at
ban Park Hotel. Among the
were the Secretary of Agri-
and Mrs. Henry c! Wallace.
cretary of Labor. James Da-
nator and Mrs Joseph S. Free
|ysen, Senator Walter E. Edge.
|Rrah Lee Phillips, Senator and
Fharles f. Townsend. Senator
] ID. Nicholson. Representative
RS. Ernest II. Alderman. Rep
|ative and Mrs. T. Frank Ap
Mrs. Connell, wife of Repre-.
fve Charles r. Connell. and her
ter. Mrs. Charles Jermyn: the
|ant Attorney General and
Rush Holland. the Assistant to
ttorney General and Mrs. Guy
~, the Assistant Postmaster
al and Mrs John Fl. BarIlex.
Fourth Assistant Postmaster
al and Mrs. Harry II. BillaEy,
ecretary to the President and
George B. Christian. jr. Philip
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Adams,
Weber. of Plainfield. n. j..
of Mrs. Ackerman: Mr.. and
George Perkins. jr.. and Mr..
lrs. ]. II. Emanuel. jr., of En-
cd, n. J., and New York, broth
law and sister of Mrs. Glover.
lp Work. of Colorado. has
to Washington for a visit with
arents, the Postmaster Cen
nd Mrs. Hubert Work, at their
nent at Mardman Park Hntel
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23

Count Constantini of the Italian
Embassy, left for New York yester-
day. He will return to Washington
tomorrow or Saturday.
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b. C. b. WOOD GIVES
nee FOR HER NIECE.

FRS. Charles Boughton Wood en-
ained at a dance last evening at
lscher's for her niece, Miss
toinette Emo Graves. There were
/ ut 900 guests. chiefly from the
lnger set. with 4 few representa-
ks of the younger married set.
fing flowers were the dominant
|e in the decorations
Receiving with Mrs. Wood were
brother, william Phelps Emo,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Graves, the
tents of Miss Graves.
kmong the out-of-town guests at
dance were Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
kves and Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
hchot, all OF New York. who are
guests of Mr.. Emo, and Mr.. and
5. Hokan Steffanson. Mr.. and Mrs.
wis Frissell and their son. Mont
mery Frissell. all of New York,
o are the guests of Mrs. Wood.
Miss Graves was a guest at din
: OF Miss Caroline Story preced-
: the dance.
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Senator and Mrs. Peter Goele,
Gerry entertained a small company
at dinner last evening.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23

Percy Blair. of the State Depart.
ment. entertained a company Of six
at luncheon at the Shoreham yes
terday.
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Miss Constance Towner. daughter
of Representative and Mrs. Horace
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23

Mrs. Archibald BarkIie, of Wayne,
Pa, is spending the spring season
at the Powhatan.
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Towner, has arrived from wellesley
College for her spring vacation sew
eral days sooner than she had origi-
nally planned
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MIR. AND MRS. II. V0TAw
TO be HONOR GUESTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Heber VotAw will
be the guests of honor at the din
ner at the Women's City Club this
evening at $50 o'clock, under the
auspices Of the civic section.
Among the guests and speakers
will be Judge Mary O'Toole, DIR. A.
Frances Fuye. Mrs. J. w. Frizzell.
Mrs. Jennie Griffith, DR.. E. Seville
Coale, Oliver Hoyem and Alan
Johnstone.
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SURGEON GENERAL HOST
At ARTS CLUB DINNER.

Surgeon General and Mrs. Ed
ward Rhodes Stitt entertained at
dinner last evening at the Arts Club
for their daughter. Miss. Mary i.
Stitt. The dinner was part OF
the mi-careme celebration held at
the Arts Club. The guests of Sur
Seon General and Mrs. Stitt were
seated at one of the many tables in
the Arts Club dining room, at all
of which guests were entertained
in festive and unique costumes.
The guests of Surgeon General
and Mrs. Stitt were Miss Louise
Com, Miss Laura Lejeune, Miss Mar
garet Treadwell. Miss Emma Stitt,
Capt. ]. Wood. Capt. SWEET, Capt.
p. A. Agnew, Capt. Horace Smith.
Lieut.. Summers, U. s. n. and Ed
ward Peters.
Mrs. Roscoe Carlisle Bu1mer. at
present of Annapolis, was a lunch
con hostess at the Shoreham yes
terday, Mrs. Bulmer hasleased her
apartment. 1902 Eighteenth street,
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Garrett
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Emanuel,
of Englewood. n. j., are spending
several days at Wardman Park Ho-
tel. Mrs. Emanuel Is a sister of
Mrs. Warren Irving Glover. wife of
the, Third Assistant Postmaster
General. p: -
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william Lassiter and Maj. Ger
George owen Squier.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23

The Bishop of Washington and
the cathedral committee have sent
out cards for Monday. March 81. at
3 o'clock at the Washington Club,
1910 Seventeenth street to meet
Princess Cantacuzene, chairman OF
the American Central Committee
for Russian Relief. Inc, who will
speak Of real Russia and the suf-
fering refugees. Tea will follow
the address.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23

Mrs. w. Sinclair Bowen will be
at home this afternoon at the High
lands from 4 to $50 o'clock.
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WILL ENTERTAIN THE
ARCHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.

The Third Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
will entertain the Archaeological So
ciety on Saturday evening.
F. r. Babcock and his daughter.
Of Pittsburgh. are staying at the
New willard Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23

c. F. Treadway. of New Haven.
Conn. is at the New Willard Hotel.
Mrs. Crawford II. Toy, of Cam
bridge. Mass, has taken apartments
at the Burlington Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. +. ii. Coolidge. of
Washington, are at the Hotel Chat
ham. New York. Others from Wash
ington at the Chatham are: Mrs,
Francis II. Denny. Miss Mary B.
Adams and G. B. Ceccato. of the
italian Embassy staff
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23
GIVES DINNER IN HONOR
OF GEN. M'ARTHUR.

Leander Mccormick -Goodhart. of
the British Embassy, was host at
iuncheon yesterday at the Shore
him ir compliment to Brig, cen. ana
Mrs. Douglas Macarthur,
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23

eoiACu at ulHncF las
ng in honor of the Secretary
he Navy and Mrs. Edwin
IS Ruth Wallace. who Is a
mt at Goucher College in Bal
re. Will come to Washington
to Join her parents, the Sec
~ Of Agriculture and Mrs.
~ c. wallace at their apart
az Wardman Park Hotel for
spring vacation. Miss Julia
Of Des Moines, and Miss
nor Powell. OF Grand Rapids,
come TO Washington Saturday
isit Miss Wallace for a week.
4 are classmates At Goucher
p and Mrs John Bigelow enter
fd at dinner last evening when
h guests included the Serbian
ster and Nine. Grouitch, TIE As
knt Secretary of War ano Mrs.
dayhew Wainwright and Mr.
Mrs Charles S. Hamlin.
IS. Alanson B. Houghton, wife
the newly appointed United
|es Ambassador to Germany, was
guest OF honor at a lun=heca
IN yesterday by Mrs. Frank II.
onds at her residence, 1876 v
let.
he guests included Coun,s.,
,henyi, Nine. Bazavofr, Mrs. Guy
pard Con, Mrs. William r. Cas-.
Jr,; Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman,
Truxton Beale, Mrs. Dwight r.
ts and Mrs. Hamilton Wright.
ie Charge d'A1aires of the
Ssh Legation and Mime. Kwapis-
ska will give a breakfast at
Shoreham Sunday in compIi.
It to Hugh Gibson. United States
ister to Poland, and his bride.
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Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart en-
tertained at luncheon at the Shore
ham yesterday.
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ERTAIN IN HONOR
|ECRETARY DENNY.

pr Admiral and Mrs. David
pr entertained at dinner last
ing In honor Of the Secretary
Fhe Navy and Mrs. Edwin
~.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-23

Col. and Mrs. Charles Beattv
Moore, of Little Rock, Ark, are Wis
fting the latter's parents, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Andrew ]. Mon
tague in their apartment at the
Avondale.
MS. S. NJ. Pellepier, Of Sioux
City. Iowa, is the guest of Mrs. o. s..