The Washington times., 1922-12-06

IL taken from the Indian fighting
davs. Troop g, under command OF
Capt. M. 8. Daniels, jr.. is to give a
most difficult and intricate tandem
driving exhibition. Capt. A. p.
Thayer. with his rough riders from
f Troop. will bring to the riding
hall the atmosphere of the rodeos of
the West.
Although the tan bark has been
"hickly spread on the floor, Battery
F.. of the Field Artillery, will prob.
ably bank most Of 1t against the
sides OF the hall before they are
through with their drill. This bat
terry. under command of Capt. d. &.
RumbouRh. will enter with its gray
horses and four rs MN. British
field guns. There are two different
jumping events. the horse show
jumping by the officers. and the fire
jump squad. under command of
Lieut.. F. L. Hamilton. In the lat
ter event. the horses actually Jump
through fire with their riders.
Music for the afternoon will be fur
nished by the Third Cavalry Band,
the leader being Warrant Officer
Kenneth Herbert. An opportunity
is here given to the people Of the
National Capital to see in action the
mounted troops Of the regular army
stationed near the city Of Washing.
ton. not In their regular drills, but
In special stunts and drills which
each organization has worked up for
show purposes only. yet which tends
to demonstrate the training that one
receives In the mounted forces Of
.he country. HOrsemanship and rid
ing OF very high order is to be ex-
Jected. The publicity for tn. show
will be handled. as for the other
shows. by Stephen F.. Tillman. who
waiting an appointment In the
officers Reserve Corps as publicity
Jfficer.
The announcement has been re-
ceived here of the marriage of Miss
Lucille Maule, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Maule, Of st. Louis, to
Jack Connolly, the Washington rep
resentative for the viii II. Hays
office. The marriage took place in
Rockville. Nd, on November 8, and
the Rev. John r. Henderson per-
formed the ceremony. Chester c.
Willoughby. secretary to Senator Mo.
k1nley. was the best man, and the
bride was attended by Miss Kath.
crime Ladd, OF this city.
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Mrs. Kellogg Entertains Guests
In Presidential Box.
Mrs. Frank B. kellogg occupied
Mrs. Harding's box at the National
rheater for the Philadelphia Orches-
ira concert yesterday. having as
quests Mrs. Joseph 8. Frelinghuy.
sen. Miss Laura Harlan and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Otis, brother-in.
law and sister OF Mrs. Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis. who spent
Thanksgiving with Senator and
Mrs. Kellogg. left last night for
their home in st. Paul, MINI. Sen
ator and Mrs. Kellogg entertained
NORMALLY at dinner last evening
FOR Cordenio A. Severance and Mr.
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The Minister Of Guatemala ana
Nine. Latour entertained a company
OF fourteen at dinner last evening.
The guests were the members Of
the legation staff and a few other
friends.
The Counselor Of the German EN-.
bassy and Baroness Won Thermann
left Washington Sunday for New
York. from where they will sal
shortly for Gern1ane. Baron Won
Thermann will not return to Wash
ington and will be succeeded by Mr..
Hans Heinrich Dieckhoff, whose last
diplomatic post was at Prague. Mr..
Dieckhoff has arrived in Washington
for duty and his family will Join
him here in February.
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Capt. II. Graca Aranha, naval n.
tache Of the Brazilian embassy, viii
60 to New York today to wish bon
voyage" to Capt. Carl T. Vogelges.
ang and the members Of the United
States naval miss ON to Brazil.
which win sail for Rio Janeiro Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reid Yates
entertained at dinner last evening
IN honor Of Capt. and Mrs. Philip
LeGeyt, who are the guests OF
Maj. and Mrs.. George Oakley
Totten. jr. There were twelve
covers.
Mrs. LeGeyt, who was formerly
Miss Eva Won Post, sister Of Mrs.
Totten. and Captain LeGeyt were
married recently in New York.
The ceremony was performed in
he Little Church Around the Cor.
ner. Captain LeGeyt Is of the
Indian army and had been on
duty in India until his departure
for this country.
r. w. league. Of wiiliams'own,
Mass, and A. p. Fairfield. Of Han.
over. Conn.,, are spending a few
days at the Hotel Hamilton. Thy
aye motoring from New Enelard tG
Florida. where they will spend the
winter.
There win ba a spec'al Amrt"c
! concert at the College Women's C'uh
tomorrow evening at 3 o'clock, The
l'srt's's who Will present the program
IRE Da'sv Jean. the Belgian cell's''
Narptst ami coloratura sonrano. and
Joan Wiswell. pianist. Mss joan
vas decorated bv the Queen Of Boil
-'um for her sArvices to her country
turing the war.
| Mrs. Louis N. Gelfert. national
pres'dent Of the LEAGUE Of Amer
ran Pen Women. who is chairman
~ the poeta' coyn,,oftfee FIR the D's.