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We are having lots of rain and
the farmerszare getting behind
with their work.
A crowd Of The young folk ga
|thered at the spring at Uncle Joe
IGray's Easter Sunday, with
their dinner. They roasted eggs
and had a general good time.
Monroe Royal left Tuesday for
Springfield where he expects to
wo,k for a while.
, John Frye, wife and daughter
Ruth visited at Geo. Shores Sun
da!s..
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Mrs. L. NJ Roy; has been real
sick for The past week but is
feeling better now,
Roy Robertson left last week
for Kansas City where be has
a position at Friedman Bros
wholesale Gro. where he formeIS
worked.
Will Letsinger and Mr.. Nettle
ton attended church at Airview
Sunday and dined at G. Clines,
and made a short calt:at Mrs.
Dora Robcrtsons in the after
noon, II
Mrs. PaytonQ usseuberrs and
sons spent Sunday at Will Mil.
ers.
Mr., and Mrs. Elnest Roy and
baby Eldon spent Saturday
night and sunday atyMr Intnans
Miss Myra, Wilhams and bro.
ther Van called at Roteiiscn's
ESnddSy
rfI.rxViok an family sreni
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09

Capt. Carl Hansen, Of Norway
who recently arrived in Washington
has taken an apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel, where he will re
main until June.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09

TyHE President and Mrs. Hard
ing win be entertained at din.
ner tonight by the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Hughes, the
hospitality inaugurat.ng the Sc
ries of dinners in honor OF the
Chief Executive with members OF
the Cabinet a. hosts.
Secretary and Mrs. Hughes win
have thirty guests. among them
a number of New Workers. who
have come to Washington espe.
cially for the dinner. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Evan Hughes. jr..
will be present and will stay with
Secretary and Mrs. Hughes for a
Mrs. Harding has been rendered
an invitation to the luncheon to
be given at the National Women's
Republican Club in New York on
Saturday and has announced that
she viii accept II her engagements
in Washington permit her absence
from the city. The invitaion was
delivered by Mrs. Arthur L. Liver
more, who called at the White
House ON Saturday.
INTEREST In the ball for the ben.
L eft Of the Children's Hospital.
which In to be given tonight at the
New willard, II largely augmented
by the possibility that the President
and Mrs. Harding may be present.
dropping in for few moments after
the dinner given for them by Secre-
tary and Mrs. Hughes.
In any event, the official world
will be brilliantly represented at the
hail which sivea promise OF being
one OF the most successiui OF the
season. The list of box holders IN.
cludes the most prominent hosteeSes
in Washington society, ana most OF
them have invited guests TO snare
their boxes with them. The brltisn
Ambassador and Lady Geddes ana
the Secretary Of War ana Mrs.
Weeks will be with Mr.. and Mrs:
Frederick H. Brooke ana Mr. anu
Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller, VINO are
sharing a box. And Mr.. ana ME
Charles G. Glover viii entertain
group Of delegates from the Nether
lands to the arms conference, incIuu'
ing Jonkheer van Blokland ana Johk'
heer and Nine. van Starkehoorsh-
-
The Vice President ana MIS-. Sool
idse viii be the guests OF nohor 20
nisht at q dinner and reception give,
bv CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. Allen
Treadway, Of Massachusetts,. -
The dinner. to which about ntt!
guests have been invited. VIII o
served in the palm room at z4o
Sixteenth street, where Congressman
and Mrs. Treadway have an apar'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09

Miss Carolyn Story was hostess at
dinner last evening at the Alibi Club,
having twenty-five guests in the com.
pany, which included members OF
the younger set.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09

Lieut.. Comdr. Gabriel Ferrer. the
naval attache of the Spanish EN-
bassy, who has been In Porto Rico
for q month, has returned to his
apartment at wardman Park Hotel
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09

Rear Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN.
q. 8. NJ, In in New York for q
few days, staying at the Hotel Aston.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09
NEW ARMS MANUAL FOR
CADETS DUE. FEBRUARY 1

Beginning the second school term
February 1. 1t is expected the new
manuel Of arms of the high school
cadet corps WIN go into effect. It was
announced at the Franklin School.
Due to delay in obtaining certain
cessary material from the War ne
artment, such as new maps and 20
,rth, the cadets have been obliged to
ain SO far this year largely accord
n to the old manual Of arms.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09

The Secretary of the British EN-
bassy and Mrs. r. Leslie Craigie
have returned from q two-week visit
In the South. at Savannah and Au.
gusta- Mr.. and Mrs. Crsigie will
entertain at dinner this evening.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09
coIored Child Badly Burned.

Bette Hoban. colored. eight years
DID, It'll Eighth street northwest, 10
in a serious condition at Freedman's
Hospital with burns received when
her clothing caught fire from q lamp
at her home last night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09

tment. Between three and four hun
dred guests have been invited for the
reception following the dinner.
The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idge will receive the guests with Con-
gresham and Mrs. Treadway. The
reception In to be held In the ball
room.
Mrs. Coolidge win not be at home
on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Ailsa Mellon. daughter Of the
Secretary of the Treasury, win be
after o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Pinchot will
entertain at small dinner this even
ing. Among their guests will be the
1t. Hon. Arthur James Balfour and
the Secretary Of the Treasury, Andrew
w. Mellon. There viii be some sixteen
guests.
Chief Justice and Mrs. william
Howard Taft will be the honor
Mrs. Isaac T. Mann are giving to.
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Marye win
be hosts tonight at q dinner arranged
in compliment to the Minister Of
Sweden and Nine. Wallenberg, the
party going afterward to the Chill
dren's Hospital ball. Among the
guests will be the Ambassador Of
Chile and Nine. Matthew, the Brazilian
AMBASSADOR, Mr.. de Alencar: DR.. L.
9; Rove and Mrs. Marye,s sister.
Mrs. Andrew Moreland, Of Pittsburgh.
who !. Z. spending some time at the
Miss Flora Doyle, another sister Of
Mrs. Marye, has returned TO Wash.
ington after . visi! in Now York.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant viii en-.
terrain a company Of twelve young
people at dinner this evening for her
debutante granddaughter, Princess
bertha Cantacuxene. Following tn.
dinner they viii go to the Children's
Hospital ball at the Willard Hotel.
| - =
Nine. da Cana, wife Of the Brazilian
ambassador to Great Britain who was
for a long time ambassador at Wash.
Iington. Is expected in Washington the
last of this week. She spent Christ
mas day here, but 10 returning this
time for a longer visit.
-
Mrs. James r. Mitchell win enter
tain at dinner on Friday evening in
compliment to her sister. Miss Sidney
Webb. one Of the most popular Of
this sea son,s buds The marty vfll
afterward attend the Junior League
dance.
III . -
The bachelor officers stationed n
Fort Myer will give a dance on Fri
day evening IN the Administration
Building at the post.
80. -..- 90. -
CONGRESSMAN ana Mrs. Daniel n
Antnony ana mrs. ana MRS. James
L. herr1ck VIII DC JOINT nosts AZ
supper party AZ the CneSy Shass
S'"" vi ny -
NJ and NJ, Iarx Ard.r.or ,vN
tsrrive Al their house IN Massachusett,
spring.
-
The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Wallace shared honors with
Colonel Roure, head Of the militar,
division Of the French conference
delegation, on Saturday evening
when they were entertained at din
ner by M. and Nine. Philippe Charlie,
soyez. The other guests were DR.
snS Mms ouvisra De lima. Mr.. An.
| Mrs. Edward Hunter Scott, OF Omaha
Mrs. Alonzo Tyner and Miss Leiit,
Dawson, daughter of the hostess.
/ Ny.. rrans, Hampson VII no .,
ua oer,tovn Ma. the first Of mex
week. N he bridesmaid NJ the mar
| r,sve Of Miss Dorothy Byron an,
pre.ton lane which VIII take plac
snn will he away a week.
s, .yst ..Lr~ h.r Sus.t
u' y. ar rsnS..n,. Uo.ni,.I haIl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09
Flexible Flyer Sleds
Are Here in Plenty

Your boys and girls will never be salts.
fled with any sled not so well made, so well
constructed, so good looking, safe and fast
as the Flexible Flyer. Flexible Flyer Sleds
are the Steering Sleds Of strength and
endurance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09

Tho Cecilian Art Club held q
meeting at the residence Of Miss
Alma Witty on Friday evening.
Among those present were the Misses
Ella Albury, Edna Jones. Elizabeth
Kerby. Alma Witty. Lygia Winning
der. Norsas Jones. Margaret Kirby.
Vera Witty. and Elizabeth Dugan.
After the meeting the guests danced.
A buffet supper was served. a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09

II. Herman Gade. Norwegian min.
lister 10 Brazil and Mrs. Gade, Maj,
Stewart w. Cramer and Miss Nancy
McMichael Hoyt. Of Washington,
were among the out-of.town guests
the ballroom Of the Bellevue STRAIT.
ford. Philadelphia, on Friday, eve
ming.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-01-09

Walter Doxon announces the en-
eagement of his daughter, Miss Nellie
NJ. Doxon, to Linus A. Kelly, If At
lantic City. Miss Doxon is the greal
niece of the late Brig. Gen. @. r
Paul, U. s. A, and cousin Of Mrs
Marmion. widow Of Admiral Robert A
Narmion.
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10 The queens ks<yk she ssih he VI IN
her hand the i<autfuI lace.
10 you are the one who rally
makes the lace" ssid the efus~n, and
your c0sin got the beg "A gjH who
lives at the palscc?"
We'll, sll that shall he chaperd and
YOU ,tall come With INC at oree buf
stop for nothing" And without saying
more the queen led Iotta 10 the do1S
and drove back 10 the palace.
Hilda and her mother could NO. b~
found. They had both disappeared
when The queen sent for thorn. Che sav
that they Discovered that their treacb-
cry was known 70 the queen and they
we're never heard Of agaiD.
And the prince who had ssked 70
see the maker Of the beautiful lace
fell in love with the beautiful maker,
for ] forgot 10 tell you that L>ot,a vas
very handsome. And though she be-
came a princess she made al The lace
the queen wore because she loved her
and because she knew that only The
mage hook gwen her by the fairy
could make lace such N a queen should
wear.
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End
Efficient Housekeeping
By Laura A. kirkman

To Pickle Sweet Peppers: Remove
Secds from one dozen large, ripe. sweet
peppers. Put one cup OF salt IN one
gallon Of boiling water and pour this
over the peppers, then cover and let
stand for onc-half hour. Take the
peppers out and pack them in sterilized
glass Jars. covering them with picking
vinegar made of five cups of vinegar
and two and onc-halt cups of sugar
boiled together for a few minutes.
Pour this sweet vinegar over the peppers
while hot aud seal alright at once.
G.. y. Guest Cocoa: One-fOurth
cup Of sugar. one-fourth cup OF cocoa
powder, one and onc-half tablespoon OF
dry cornstarch, two cups Of sweet
milk, two cups Of water, one teaspoon
Of vanilla and pinch Of salt. Min
cocoa sugar. cOrnstarch and water and
let this mixture boil for ten MN
utes, stirring constantly. Then add the
milk and cook one-hali hour over hot
water Add the vanilla and salt and
beat hard with an egg beatsr."
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My Marriage Problems
Adele Garrson's New Phase Of
Revelations of Wife
Copyright, 1921. by Newspaper Feature Service Inc

you'd better have him wait few mn
u,es," | added IN an undertone, ~ ]
gave his arm peremptory little squeeze
and turned again TO Mrs. Barker, whose
face was still dark with anger.
Please pardon Mr.. Graham
pleaded, although ! would have gwen
good deal 10 have been able 10 match
her insolence with n brand Of my own.
He il naturally very much upset over MI
this. And ! am afraid, really, You are
Misunderstanding the situation and Miss
Foster"
Claire. Dear. II Is I--Madge "
Il understand Miss Foster, all right,
Mrs. Barker returned grimly, as she
turned with a curt this way" and
stalkcd down the hall But | don't
understand you. However, rs your
own business, suppose. Your husband
telephoned YOU wanted supper. It's
ready any time you say"
Il won't keep YOU waiting but n lew
minutes" / promised. I'll soc Miss
Foster first, and then come night out.
Which way TO the dining room
Down this hall 20 the end, and turn
20 the right" Mrs Barker returned
You cant miss It. Here's her room
She Indicated n room a. the upper
landing Of a short flight q steps, and
turned away abruptly, walking briskly
back IN the direction We had come.
/ paid a little mental tribute IN the
unexpected dclcacy IN the grim wom-
ans makeup which had hurried her ont
Of earshot and eyesight of the meeting
between Claire Foster and myself, but
for panic-stricken second ! wished
her or anybody else with me when
should first face the grl whose foolish
escapade with my husband had brOght
50 much annoyance and humiliation
upon me.
From the newspaper accounts, from
/ Dickys brief comment, from Mrs. Bar
/ kcr's ungrac.ous reference J had learned
that no one save the girl who carried
her meals had seen Claire Foster SINCE
the moment when, exhausted and be-
dragged with her long and toilsomr
journey 20 the resort after the fall o.
the airplane, she had gone into hel
room and mad shut herself away from
prying eyes. How would she take In'
coming 10 her? Would she be resent
ful or grateful ! dreaded 10 knock o
her door and summon her.
md then with swift vision ] realized
that behind that closed door was
woman who had n thousand times NOR
reason 20 feel dread and eTnbarrass
ment than !. Sitting everything els
save 4 desire 10 aid her, ! knocked u
her door, and called out for the benef
Of any possible listening ears.
Claire, dear, lot me in. IL is
Madgc
TO Be continuod)
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as the silver hook darted in and out,
over and under the bits OF thread.
\ mage hook II was indeed for
when the first streak Of light came in
the window on the bed before her
Lotta saw yards Of the dsintiest and
most delicate lace she had ever beheld.
She was so lost in admiration Of the
wonderful lace that she did not hear
a step on the stars. For her aunt,
thinking she had oversight, had come
20 wake her and give her scolding.
Before Lolita could hide her beautiful
lace her aunt had seen IL and she saw
AZ once that II far outdid her work
or that which Hilda had done
Where did YOU get this?" she asked
OF the frightened Lolita and when she
told her that she had made il she took
from her the hook that had wrought the
wonderful pattern.
The lace she took from Lolita. too,
hut though she used the hook and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-12-16
RECIPES FROM READERS

Mrs. ID. l. L: Il am glad To donate
the two following recipes for other
women 20 use. Sour Cream Cake
One cup graduated sugar. two eggs.
ono cup sour cream. one teaspoon
soda. two teaspoons baking powder, any
favoring desired 1 Use nutmeg Mix
together IN ordinary way. adding enough
-four 10 make a regular sAke batter
Bake ~ a loaf or m two LAYERS. This II
fine and keeps moist.
sugar Cookies: One and onc-half
cups Of granulated sugar. two eggs.
onc-half cup melted butter. one cup
sour cream thick, one small teaspoon
Of soda, one small teaspoon Of baking
powder, onc-half teaspoon of salt, one
teaspoon Of vanilla extract, and Just
enough flour 10 roll on board. II must
be a very soft batter roll them
mcdlum-thIn. and they maze a nice
large thick and rich cookie. II YOU roll
them thinner YOU get a smaller COOKE
To mix, stir butter and sugar together,
then add egg, cream and the other IN
gradients"
". T.: Sponge Cake:-Put three
eggs into the MIXING bowl and beat
tnfin Tor one minute, auN one anu one
half cups of granulated sugar and
beat the mixture for five minutes: then
add one cup OF -four and beat for one
minute; next add onc-half cup OF
water, a pinch of salt and another cup
OF flour which has been mixed and
slftcd with two teaspoons OF baking
/ powder, and also add one teaspoon oi
extract and beat the batter hard foi
/ one minute Turn IT into q buttcreo
pan and bake IN a slow oven for almost
an hour.
Golden Pumpkin Chips: SIX pounds
Of pumkin clipped, four and onc-hal
pounds OF hight brown sugar. six lemons
grated Wsing both rind and Juice
and onc-fourth pound Of green eingcl
root cut fine Mix all together and lei
stand overnight In the morning hoi
mixture for three hours, not GOVERN,
pot during boiling and turn, while hot
into glass jars which are still warn
from having been sterlllIcd that j.
/ boiled. empty, for ten minutes IN clcu
water Seal the jars alright AZ once
{ Here Is another good recipe
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became a certainty. then inquired ms
20 the vessels which lay at present in
the port of London"
"lcs?'
The Lone Star had arrived here last
week. went down 10 the Albert Dock.
and found that she had been taken
down the river bv the early tidc this
morning. homcward bound 10 Savannah
wired to GravcScnd, and learned that
she had passed some time ago: and rs
the wind Is castcrly. ] have no doubt
that she is now past the GOOdwins. and
not very far from the Isle of Wight.
What will YOU do. then
"Oh ! have my hand upon hum. He
and the two mates, are. as ! learn. the
only native born Americans IN the ship.
The others are Fmus and Germans.
know. also. that they were all three
away from the ship last night. had
II from the stevcdorc. who has been
loading their cargo But the tune that
their saihng-shlp reaches Savannah The
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Hilda did also. they could not make
such lace as LOtta had made with II.
At last the day came when the lace
from all the country round was 70 ne
taken 70 the queen ana though Lolita
was not allowed 20 carry her lace II
vas taken 20 the queen by Hild1 as
her own work.
All day me queen examined me
laces brought for her approval and
when the dav wes over II was Lotta
which was chosen by the queen for her
ROYAL gown anf,to Hilda was gwen the
bag Of gold.
Hilda, too. of course was hidden 70
come 20 the palace 20 become the lace
maker for the queen, but II was Lolita
who had 70 make the lace and 10 was
taken 10 the palace by her aunt and
gwen 20 Hllda who sent IL 20 the
queen as her own work each day.
Al last there came 20 the palace
one day a prince 20 visit the king ana
queen and when he saw the wonderful
lace the queen wore he asked who made
H.
4 would Ike 20 see the maiden
who could make such wonderful lace,
he said. and I should Ike 70 see her
making il as We'll.
50 the king and queen sent Tor Hlda
20 come 10 the royal apartments anu
bring with her the thread and hook
and make the lace before their ewes.
But that Of course she could not do
and when the queen saw the lace
made and found It was not as dainty
or as beautiful as that she wore she
began 20 be suspicious.
The next day the queen ordered her
coach and with the prince drove 10
the house where Hilds lived.
II happened that her aunt had that
day taken some lace TO the palace "a
Hilda 20 send 20 the queen 50 that
Lotts vas alone and busily ~ wors
making lace.
When she opened the door in answer
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Little Benny's
Notebook
The Park Ave View,
By Lee Pape

The Park Ave News
Weather Posserbly better proher'v
VcrFe
Spoarts. Last Sattiday Sid Hunt and
Sam Cross offered b. leeyc catch o'hrr
puntch each other al their mite in he
arm, Sid going fcrst and pUntrhinz
Sam in tho top Of the mussels with his
nuckels 20 hard that sans arm fel.
parrilized and be couldent vIn'ch
back.
Sigsiety. Mr. Pcrsey Wecver s max
ing a collection % All difrouf T1s perl
buttins . pickles Persey is mv rat on
strate
Intristing Packs About ln'riy'irg
People. Lew Davis Is the tost bundle
rapper IN his family and 10 often
wishes hc Waecnt.
Poem b. skinny Martin
Plczzirc Before Famou-ness
Columbus was n famous man
he discovered America in 1902
But ! drather 10 alive and in,ovng 70
Like a am and ike I 10.
Things You Awt 20 Know. Wen ar
is still il Is FtiIl ar but u becomes wind
as soon ~ % starts 90 move Ground,
altho even wen 10 - wind d. is still ar
only d. amt still
Bizzniss and F.nanciai Big chsncei
Who wunfs 70 buy a half interest N a
good dog2 Afecktionate and does
tricks Of HE own iree viii 8 dole-
and . cents gets him for DAYS = wee.,
and Won ran even change his name fo-
, your DAYS SCOT yourself. 80 ~
hunt
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