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PLAN PLACE FOR WOMEN
IN 1923 OLYMPIC GAMES

EW YORK April athletes likely to play promi-
the 1928 Olympic Amsterdam through the
suggestion that the Amateur Athletic Federation
control world athletics has extended its at
tion and jurisdiction competition country IN the
world where there is sembance of standardization
Since A. A. through
the policies and decisions Of the official Olympic woua pc
road for equaty
Omp by obtaining sanction and to the eono OF
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ENsoR,s PLEA TABLED.

NEW YORK. April 27.-Application
of BUDDY Ensor, noted jockey. for re,
instatement was "laid on the table
until the July session by stewards OF
the Jockey Club last n, nashn .hs 1ocseY nnser
Cimh when it was charged he re-
norted to the scales. at Saratoga in
cnndition unfit to ride.
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WILL BOWL IN CLASS B
OF CITY TITLE TOURNEY
lOnly Ordinary Marks Have Been Established in
Three Nights of Rolling, With Many Changes
of Leaders in Various Events.

ELLERS and bookkeeprs will jump from banking bowling
night 1t be Bankers night the annual championship
Washington City Duckpn Association
to at o'clock
from the Bankers League None Of them above
the Aphas and the Manhatans They did good
shooting during their and primed
tack the somewhat ordinary marks far the
the best bowling done by the John Wilkins Company
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central, WESTERN. TECH
ARE FACING HARD TASKS
Blue and White to Compete in Two-Mile Event and
Others at Mile-An in Classes Containing
Formidable Quartets.

THREE Washington high schools will the
- annual University of Pennsylvania carnival which be
held Franklin Field in Philadelphia Saturday
mile while Cen
the leading high schools and south
in twomile
Tech Western through their final workouts
drill under the direction Of Coach Bill Foley this afternoon and
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PENN CREWS ON TRIP.

PHILADELPHIA. April 27.-The
varsity and junior varsity crews of
the University of Pennsylvania.
which viii race Harvard on the
Charles river Saturday. have left for
Boston.
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Scharf and Logan. who hit $40 to head
the class A doubles; Berry and Bell,
whose 592 score put them In front In
the class C doubles; L. A. Van SAINT,
with 326, that barely sent him to the
top in the class A singles. and John
Becker. now in the van, in the class
C singles with 306.
Billie williams, Elizabeth Rawlings
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PITCHES PERFECT GAME.

wINSTON-SALEM.N N. c.. April 81
IN the Piedmont League opening game
yesterday between Greensboro and
Winston Salem Tom Green. pitcher
for the locals, held the visitors to no
runs and no hits. Only twenty-seven
men faced him, not one reaching first.
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TRoEH WINS SHOOT.

carried off the honors at the Cotton
Belt championship shoot. which
closed yesterday. by turning in a
score under unfavorable weather
conditions. of ITO out of a possible
500 targets.
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Cards Release Pair.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 27.-Release
under optional agreements of Catcher
Beninghoven to the Houston Texas
League club. and Pitcher Benton TO
heen announced by the st. Louis Ma
tionalS.
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APPALACHIAN STARTS.

second season Of the Appalachian
League, a class D organization. en-
bracing six cities in east Tennessee.
opens today. The season will close
September 13.
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FELsCH SUES WHITE soX.

MILWAUKEE,, April 27.-Suit for
back pay and bonus. alleged to be due
him by the Chicago Americans. has
been filed in circuit court here by
oscar Happy" Felsch, former mem
Der of that club. The amount asked
was not specified, his attorney said.
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vANDY RUNNERS TRAVEL.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, April 27.-Van-
derbilt University's relay team left
here last night for Des Moines. Iowa.
where II will take part in the Drake
University relays.
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SPEAKER LETS TWO GO.

Manager Iris Speaker of the Cleve-
land Americans. has Internationally
released Pitcher George Keidei, form
er Cleveland amateur, and Third Base
man Ralph Benedict, former college
infielder.
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BRIroNs DEFEAT STEVENS.

HOBOKEN. n. j., April 27.-1n a
hard-fought lacrosse game the Ok
ford Cambridge team defeated
Stevens Yesterday, s to 4.
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RUTH TO BUY A FARM.

MARLBORO. Mass. April 27.-Babe
Ruth is to become possessor of a 140-
acre farm valued at $4,000 in South
Sudbury, near here. Ruth spent his
winters in South Sudbury. when with
the Boston Americans, chopping WOOD.
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AND YANKEES
IN ELEVEN-INNING TIE

By the Associated Press.
TOXIC. April 20-The base bail
game between the mines of Wasedn
University and Indiana University
played here today ended in an
eIeven-inning tie, to 1. The game
was called on account Of darkness.
Score:
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Of his right hand broken, caused by
the falling of a small casting on the
hand. DIR. Lewis Booker gave at
tentiop.
The celebration OF Ascension Day
In the Emmanuel Church will take
place tomorrow, with morning prayer
and holy communion beginning at
$50.
James Morrison has the contract for
a new roof on the property occupied
by DR.. julius Dodd on Delaware street,
owned by Mrs. Esther Stewart.
Miss Julia Nivin and sister. Mrs.
George Edwards. who have been re-
siding on the Strand for some time,
have engaged tho second floor front
fiat Of the New Castle Century Club
building and will make II their resi-
dence, after June l.
Henry Speicher. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob II. Speicher Of West Fifth
street. who underwant an operation
Mt tho Jefferson Hospital. Philadelphia,
several days ago. returned home from
the institution yesterday. accompani-
ed by his mother and Is confined 10 hi.
home with his legs In a plaster cast.
Charles Whiteside OF Cherry street
who has been confined 20 his home
for several days with illness, Is i'm
proving.
James Toner. a former resident OF
this city, now OF New York. is spend
ing several days as a guest of Pat
rick McGrory of West Fourth street
The New Castle Athletic Associa.
strong Brandywine A. c. team OF
Wilmington at Battery Park tomorrow
evening. Both teams are clever with
the ball and a good game ia cx
pected.
On and after June l. Vaughan C
Lancaster will open a music studio a
his home on the Baldton teachins
piano, harmony and theory. Specia
attention will be given TO the teach
ing of beginners. Mr.. Lancaster has
during the past season, been ooachini
with John A. Thoms, assistant con
ductor with was&ili Leps Symptom,
Orchestra, in the Leschctizky principle
OF piano instruction. Arrangements O
periods can be made by writini
Vaughan c. Lancaster, New Castle
Del--Adv.
Milk. eight cents per quart. Order
taken and delivered. Buttermilk an,
cottage cheese. fresh daily. James +
Toman's Milk Depot, 40 Delawar
street-Adv.
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make no bones about admitting that
spring time IL season OF apple BIOS
SONS and blue skies, gentle winds.
poetry and pleasant emotions. ! like
stories which give mo the impression
that lovers keep their sworn vows and
enjoy keeping them. like tales which
induce In me n feeling that your moth
cr loves you better than anything else
In tho world-except the rest OF the
family. 1 enjoy stories which make
believe fathers will sacrifice them
selves for their children. II only at q
pinch, and that the children will dc
likewise for their parents. I like
stories which assure me that love !,
stronger than hate, good greater thar
evil, that kindness IL finer gift e
offer ones neighbor than revenge. tina
virtue on tho whole Is an instinct nm,
meanness OF soul alien TO our bette,
selves"
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NEWS Of THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
City Council Passes tho Ordi-
nance for a SIS. 900 Water
Bond Issue.

speclai Correspondence Every Evening
New Castle. May .s.-City Council
met last eVcnins IN special session and
passed the water bond ordinance COW
.rine the borrowing ~ $4,000 Tor i'm
rrovcmonts To the local water plant.
Tho ordinance was signed by Mayor
Cramer. Tho bond forms will be drawn
up hy CITY Solicitor Ianvier 90 Toe pre-
scented and passed upon az the next
meeting, tomorrow evening.
Tho piaylet clubbing \ Husband, "
given IN the opera House by the Red
lAon sccial for the DorCas Society of
the Methodist Episcopal church. on
Monday evening. notted 500. one half
1T this amount will go toward the or
san fund 20 the local church and the
other half will bo retained by the Red
Lion Social.
Helen. the ave ycar-old daughter 81
Mr. and Mrs William Brickley Of
Chestnut street between Second and
Third. yesterday afternoon. mashed
tho sccond finger 81 her left hand by
a window sash falling upon the hand
br iowis Booker gave attention.
An adjourned congregational meet
hytcrian church viii be held this even
ina in the sunday school department
o. the clece ~ the prayer services. AL
members are requested 20 be present
The second benefit card party for tbs
Catholic Daughters ~ America, the
proceeds for the building fund. vii
take place tomorrow evening NJ the
home % Mrs. Josephine McCarty. IL
East Third street az ; O'Clock. MARY
tickets have been disposed % FOR th'
AFFAIR.
Robert Newlyn. local agent for IN,
BAKER Amusement Co. OF Philadelphia
has appointed az life guards az Batter,
iluACh william Madden and John r
sullivan. The men viii assume theii
duties on Decoration Day. when th'
Nrst excursion will arrive from Phil
ndclphia and land al Delaware stree
wharf. On Friday and saturday mer
will bo employed by the Baker Amuse
mont Co, 90 clean up the beach fol
the Memorial Day excursionists.
Lumber has arrived az the basebal
grounds ~ the New Castle Athleti,
Association. 60 Doe used for maxim,
durouts fur the visiting and hom'
players. Work will begin this Afternoon
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ON the construction Of the sheds by
members Of the association.
The final meeting OF the Memorial
Day COMMITTEES VIII take place tomor-
row evening at o'clock in the may
or's office. All members Of the COM
mittce are requested to be present
Entries have been rceivd from Dover,
Newark. du font. Middlctown. and
Delaware City high school. for the
field meet which will take place on
Decoration Day Mt Battery Park, fol-
lowing the Memorial Day parade. The
events viii begin Mt 1915.
Burton Newton. employed at the
plant OF the American Manganese
steel CO.. yesterday afternoon, while
a, work in the foundry. had the thumb
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Three interesting Church League
games were played last night. ct.
stephens knocked Trinity NJ. h. from
tho top of the second division. defeat
Ing them. s-6. In a game at Twenty
second and claymont streets. A.
sistcnt Manager ohcrly sent Wallis,
his now twiricr from Pocomokc City.
Md. To the mound. with Walters bs-
hind the hat. Wallis was not In form
and he gave way To ECkels In the
third inning. with the score tied and
the latter held the opponents IN check.
ouigley and Eckols cracked out two
hsggcrs The score:
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HIT ~ON FRENCH STREET"
SO Woman Told Court in Assault and
Battery Case.

Warner Bostic. a Negro youth, was
hailed into Municipal Court this
morning on n charge Of assault and
battery. The prosecuting witness was
Edna Wilmer, colored. n neighbor.
What was tho nature OF the as.
snut," asked acting City Solicitor
Paul Green OF the prosecuting witness.
"Lis'n." said the neighbor; I'm
goin' to tell you everything"
At this Juncturs she was instructed
by the court to get down 10 facts" and
to state how she had been assaulted.
well, / was hit by this heah boy, >
eaid the woman.
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EASTERN SHORE HAPPENINGS.

Thomas II. ~. Stokes Of Vienna, died
in Cambridge Hospital, Saturday from
tho effects OF a fall.
Joseph Tatem Of Norfolk. was
drowned at Crisfeld yesterday.
Mrs. Mary r.. Iano. 73 years Old.
died Monday at Princess Anne.
A hail storm visited Wicomico
county yesterday and damaged canfs-
loupe and cucumber vines.
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GRACE SWAMPS BAPTISTS.

Grace swamped Second Baptist, IT'S,
at Baynard Field. No. 4. when the vic
tors engaged In a smuggling match.
Each member OF the team secured at
least one hit. while Mitchell and j,
Garvinc each secured three. Crockett
and Jones had three-baggers to their
credit The game was featured by
two double plays. and was married by
numerous errors. Money retired the
side in the first inning. The score:
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St. Stephens Stops Trinity;
Grace Swamps I'd Baptist

Money. IT,. p...... o o o 2 0
49,
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Westminster ........... 022 0 5 %
ST. Pauls. ............ %
Two base hi.smTindsay. Elliott blake
and Dale. Home run-Wilkinson. Struck
out by Money. 8: simmons, T.. Double
plays-Southwcll to Fisher. Left on
stolen bases-Black. Strebb. Fisher,
Crooks and Hantwcrkcr. Base on balls
-On Money!. Passed bails-!Taylor
and South"c,l: Number or innings
| Time OF game hours. Umpire--Ellis.
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WpSrNI>STTR WINS.

Westminster defeated 81. Paurs. %
nt Rockford Tower IN n game featured
hy the hitting 81 Blake, who drove
on, four safe ones. Including double.
wilkinson made a homo run as one ot
his three snfotiea Money retired the
side ia the fret inning The score
NXEgTNtI NST1sH
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Rev. Leonard White mt Asbury.

Rev. Leonard White. pastor OF Mt.
Salem NJ. f., Church. will be the speak
er tonight ut the special revival ser
vices that arc being held In Asbury
Church, Third and Walnut streets
The Smith sisters OF Marcus Hook
Pa. Will sing.
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Totals ........3f II l6 81 10
SECOND BAPTIST
Totals
otais ........h
SCORE by INNINGS.

Gracr ............... 0 III
second baptist ..l o o 4 0 q
IIits-On Sharpe. 10; Deakyne, s. Two
base hits-Wilkins. Mitchell. Garvine,
Fisher. Three base hits-Crockett and
Jones Struck out-By Sharpe.
Rayne. .. Deakyne. l. Double plays
sharpe 10 peaSyne TO Crockett Jones
To- Greenwood TO Mckay. Left on bases
Second Baptist 3; Grace, 10. Stolen
lhases--Deakyne and Mitchell Sacrifices
hit-Mitchen. Base on balls-On
sharpe. . Rayne. 3; Deakyne, S. Mum
Der of innings pitched-Ry Sharpe,
| peakyne. .. Time OF game-l.40. I'm
pires- Clark and Russell
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"wher. were you hit" asked Mr..

Where were you hit" asked Mr..
Green.
Il was hit on French street"
II understand" said Mr.. Green,
but where were you hit?"
This heah boy done hit me right In
front Of my mothers door"
Deputy Judge Lynn. presiding. was
forced TO smile as a result Of tho anus
ing remarks. After hearing the testi-
mony OF young Bostic. Judge Lynn
placed tho boy on probation. instruct
Ing him TO report TO the court June "a.
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II what you want isn't offered on
the classified page today. telephone an
ad of your own.--Adv.
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ST stephens ........,.. = q : l y
derson, b, Walls, 8 : Eckels, 3. Two
hnse hts -Quiulcv and Eckcls. Struck
ont ~ Wallis Anderson, 3. Lett On
hascs Trinity 81 stephens, stolen
nnoth and Moore. Sacrifice hits living
nsso On balls on Wallis, ? on Andcr-
son. (, Wild pitches Walls, l Eckels,
Number ~ innings pitched ny
pavldson . Anderson, 2 Ncrden, /.
Mahla, g ltckcls .. Time OF game
ia Umpire Birmingham
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.DU POINT COUNTRY CLUB
GOLF LEAGUE STANDING

The Women's Golf League has com
pleted i,s third match, results OF which
are as follows:
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A Free Booklet
For Bows and Girls

Every hoy and girl who would he a
Suod cltikcn should learn 20 protect his
community aud his country against loss
~ NJ,
This prrcaution Il necessary because a
nfe IL started somewhere IN tho Tn ted
states every minute throughout the en-
III, N,af aud usually on account OF the
ignorance or cafylcs.nsss of some one
The National board 90 Fire tnGorx ri tsrs
has prepared an elaborate illustrated
h"ukl.t Tor the special instruct ton ~ chill
ur'n. snd our Washington Information
BUREAU VII snnd copy 90 any one who
sends an hit name aud address accom-
paricd ~ Two cents Ia stamps for return
pustas.
- the coupon and d. sure 90 write
plainly 80 that NO mistake will be made
Ii IA, address
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Frederic Haskin. Director.
Tho Wilmington Every Evening In
formation Bureau
Nasuins ID G.
enclose herewith two cents In
stanps Tor fcturn postage on a free
cupA ~ the firc Booklet
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"Bought and Paid For" With Holt
and Ayres.
Happy findings Please Norma Tai
mRdge.

The following is an interesting ar
tiole signed by Norma Talmadge who
stars at tho Arcadia Theatre begin
ming tomorrow IN "Snilin' Through. "
Il like happy endings; I Ike stories
which do not hesitate TO infer near
their close that He and She, though
soon TO he married. are nevertheless
going TO be happy. like stories that
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PERSONAL No1Es..


Mr. and Mrs. Jules s. osttlieb an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Esther. to Mr.. julius Ros-
enfield OF this city. - .
Mr.: and Mrs. Sidney. 81. Reizenstein
are spending the weekend at the Ritz
Carlton, Allantic City.
Mrs. Isaac! Behrend entertained the
Afternoon Bridge Club Friday at a
luncheon and bridge party at her
apartment in Beverly Court.
Mrs. Louis Blrkenwald of Balti-
sister. Mrs. Simon, Kann, 1929 Con-
Nj. and Mrs. Samuel Ganse have
returned from a two-week stay in
Miss Bessie Ball Of Philadelphia is
me guest Of her sister. Mrs. Samuel
Greenbaum.
Miss Rickie Cans is in Baltimore,
the guest Of her cousin. Mrs. R.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Peyser of Newport
News. Va. were the guests last week
Mrs. Sol Minister lett Washington
Thursday for Chicago. to visit her
mother. Mrs Carl Auerbach, for three
weeks and attend the wedding of her
brother, Mr.. Malcolm5 Auerbach, and
Miss Dorothy Klein. Sunday. March
8. in Chicago.
Mrs. Julian Eiseman and Mrs. Mil
ton Goldsmith gave luncheon and
bridge ut the City Club Friday to a
large party.
The Wednesday Afternoon Card
Party was entertained on Washing
tons Birthday anniversary at lunch
con ana bridge by Mrs. Henry Kauf-
man at her apartment in the Octavia.
Mrs. Hirshberg. who was the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Franc and who
was Joined by Mr.. HirshberE during
the week, returns today to her home
In Newark, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sigmund and
Mrs, Harold Kaufman returned Tues
day from mouths stay in Charles
ton. 8. C.. and Florida.
Mrs. Louis Stern has returned from
Germantown. Pa, where she was the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Samuel
Kalisher.
Miss Doris Minister gave a mas
auerade party Tuesday night in honor
Of her sixteenth birthday anniver-
sary, at her home in the Laclede.
Twenty-Five young guests were in
the party. and buffet supper was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ. Baer returned
Friday from three-week stay at
The Breakers. Atlantic City.
Mrs Lawrence Gassenheimer. who
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was Visiting In Philadelphia and New
York. returned Friday.
Mrs. Mark GoldnAmer IL visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas. In
Reading, Pa
7 Mr.. ana MRS. Stephen spitx have
returned from trip to New York.
Mrs David Eiseman is in Atlantic
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Herzog are now
located In their new home. 27S7 Con-
necticut avenue.
Mrs. David Frank. 1850 Fuller
street, has as her guest for several
weeks Miss Carrie Abraham Of Mont
gomery. Ala
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Luchs have
returned from Palm Beach,. and have
as their guest for short stay Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Lyon OF Indianapolis.
Mr.. Abe Feist OF Newark. N. J., was
a visitor In town for a short time
last week; en- route south
Mrs. william Frank and Mrs. Nor
man Hofheimer Of Norfolk, Va. were
guests. Of relatives last week. en-
route to New York.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses hass hesa isansd to the
following: ~.. -
Vernon Dormaa and LAyeta 4. TayIsr.
Eddie 3. Meoburt Il Cafksburg, ". Va.
Ind Beplah II. Coiman It Lsaasyifle. Ky. = x
Charles W. Martin and Nette B. sharps.
both Of Richmond, Va. -
Aubrey Y. King It 1sehnsad. Va. mi
Evelyn L. Donovan q Harfisonhurx, Va. q
Leonard A. Chisholm and Bsasae HanIiittn.
Donaid R. Hodsrs and Aauds II. Morris.
bofh Of Richmond. Va. -. e
Gilbert Il. Eyre and Mary L LAagnali. both
Of Baltimore. -
Lester c. Lusby and Edith r. Haney. 81,
willard s. Appleby and Jane II. DeBeast,
both Of philadelphia. Pa. =;
Harry n. Mcdonald and ALICE N. Hurdle.
Wentworth G. Joass q this city and Alice
n Brooke Of Silver HUI. Nd. 4
Walter NJ Hanneman of Takpma Paek, Nd,
end Bernaraine H.. swssaey Of BioamtnE.
ton, III
James D. Sneed and Helsa H. Jone4.
william F. Olney and Sadie L. Boone,
Clarence Lampkins and Lena Y. Hall
Joseph Dellagatta and Nellie q. Hllman.
John 4. Lnkins and Mary B. Williams.
Tony Ditoto and Marie GnSlieaui.
James A. johnson ~ Heien Z. Rurch,
Louis 8. White and 7de 4. DsE,ey. 4
Francis b. Sullivan and Cam B. Rose.
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cationa1 value. 1t sounds like Sun
day school story. that while she
stoically used her money for this pur-
pose when she longed to spend 1t on
bridal fnery. it has turned out that
the struggling young lawyer whom
az half decades to bring her to WASH
ington under highly desirable circum-
stances.
Mrs. Coolidge in q year has made a
from her official Importance as wife
of the second onicial. or heir ap-
parent" Of the nation. She has q
spontaneous good humof and interest
in things which is quite contagious.
People frankly engage her attention.
and this probably il what constitutes
her charm. as much az 1t does that Of
an actress who plays q part. With
the inherent clarity Of vision and
sense Of values descending from a
long line Of New England ancestors,
and executed them with universal
satisfaction. 1t has been q source of
pleasure to chat with women who rep
resent the geographical extreme and
consequently entertain divergent
views on every subject except ethical
and religious matters. AS presiding
officer Of the senatorial club OF wom-
en-. her regime has been wholly ac-
ceptable. and she has increased the
popularity of the organisation. Or
ganized to sew for the Red Cross
during the war. these ladies have kept
their forces closely knit for pleasure
and the social intercourse which
makes so powerfully for the homo
geneous nation.
There are two boys Inf the Coolidge
family. who fill the center of the
stage at all times in the interest of
their parents. but being. away at
school for the present. their needs
are ATTENDED by the mail and numer-
Gus night letters. They pass all the
holidays in Washington, and Mrs.
Coolidge has told her friends that
these interludes from study make
strenuous days for the Vice Presi-
dent and herself. I'm fact. the pre-
siding officer Of the Senate is not
more engrossed about those knotty
questions which are propelled from
the floor than in answering the que
ries OF his. bright young sons about
the rights. privileges and why's and
wherefores OF that august body The
Coolidges have taken over the Thomas
Marshall apartments in the New Will
lard. and they dispense as acceptable
a hospitality and keep alive the same
sound traditions in regard to an equal
division between serious obligations
Of life and the Measures which accrue
from exalted official position.