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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Mrs. W, T. L.andrum was hostess to the
Aubroldery club during the week.
!, MS Bert Applegate and Mrs. Clyde
no.Aer visited at Clarernore during the
Mrs. Henry Hale, 4i5 Connell avenue
enjoyed visit from Mrs. william Green
oi joplin, Monday.
Announcement is made OF the birth
$3.50 s4h TO Ny. and Mrs. James Edward
Earl Anderson and L. =. 0rlsbam went
vh hunting excursion I'm the Warron's
0Sheh vicinity Saturday night.
LOUIS Fink, who Is employed at the
LUCKY syndicate mine! was slightly In
'Nsu IN an accident there Wednesday.
I'M an amateur performance at a local
nsyaver thursday night George otis Var
asel y, won prize with his violin.
rtAller a visit to Mr. and Mrs. l.. T..
',Wgthed to their home at Plttsburg. Kan.
ces D. Culley, who resides on South
ohnel avenue, was visited, the last OF
sasWeek week by Mrs. Daily and children OF
Inc Five-Hundred club met Thursday
ETsnt at the home Mr.. and Mrs. James
NT.ty r. 8. Neibei and Mrs. Robert
T4oge won the prizes.
o,s. masquerade skate, whoreat every
pant must be masked has been an
stree, loT wednesday night at the Main
An an automobile accident occurred sat
near the keltner mine, by which a
80. .Oe,onglng TO William Patty was dam
Nrl' but no one hurt.
tiis vluer TO receive treatment for neu-
Rs scott Cannon, whose home IL in
tANr springs WIS recently taken to a
Ptsl at Rochester, MINI.
taateF weeks visit To the new oil
Smt,s OF Apperson and WhizbanR, $. r.
pshtu mas returned here and says that
'Nu,er Is good enough for him.
~. a. Wright who is employed as n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

number Of useful presents The evening
was sprut socially BY the following uucstH
Nr. and Mrs VI e. Uuckaby md chit
dren. Mr and Mrs. Andrew nrli.rr aud
daughter Hoso. AR and Mrs VIII Yates.
Ntr aud Nra W %. lloyd and family
Raymond BrhIset and wife ~ Tulsa Mrs.
uUbort Gregory. Mira Emma pcnctuu ~
inoia. Tho occasion was 70 complete H1r'
prise 60 Mr. umglod.
Mira a. ~ Wills save q delightful four
course. O'Clock dinner Thutadny cvcntuH
to honor Mis ~ Jennings, who I'm com.
many with Judge JennlnEH, leaves satut
day for tive. months visit 70 roiuta ir
Florida. Tho guest list Included ONLY the
immediate friends ~ Mrs. Iennlngs Az
sutoyable evening wac spent Mrs. wis
,vaa assisted with the serving ~ the ON
nor bv Miaa kathlorru Jenninrf Iha
following were prrarut Mrs u. JennlnAH
lhr guest of honor Megdamca a
su.tft sd Sanders. \. v. Hubinsun, ". u.
T.Iii. Woss paui W. Fry George
waibicy uud e. p Godbcy The ho'ics
and tra quests presented MIS- IenuIns'
, handsome sterling silver fountain prn
and q hos Of atatlourrv. The place tntd'
pointed out the various places MI'' J'"
uiurH Will visit on hCr trip.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Petty and baby
son drove over 90 Okmulgee last Sunday
to spend the day visiting with relatives.
Attorney Al Nichols was Ia Fort Smith.
Ark, the first OF the week, looking after
some business matters.
Charles Huser, who has been IN one
since the Christmas holidays visiting reta-
tlves, returned to Okemah Tuesday
Miss Myrtle Armstrong returned Tues
day from Russellvllle, Ark, where she had
been several days visiting relatives
John Powell left last Thursday for
Greenville, Texas. where he will remain
Until March visiting his parents aud
friends there.
sterling Camp returned this week from
Bs Vile Ark. where he had been bn a
visit 10 his mother who had been In iil
health FOR some time.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Baptist church was held at
the parsonage Of the church, Thursday
afternoon, Mrs. j. j. Autry being the
hostess.
Bertram Randles arrived In okcmah,
Saturday from South America and Is now
II the home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Burr Handles. Randles has been In South
America several months.
The Eastern star lodge held its regular
meeting at the Masonic hall. Monday night
and AZ this meeting "A complete new outfit
q officers. robes and other Paraphernaiid
wss ordered for the lodge.
Miss Flora Eta Van Zant and +. T..
champion were united In marriage last
sunday afternoon at the parsonage OF the
W. II. Jenkin. officiating. Both the bride
and groom are residents of Paden.
NJ and Mrs H. f.. Cory, went up TO
Meeker sunday to be present at the fu-
neral u l.. l.. Bragg. who died there sat
urday. Mr.. Cory and Mr.. Bragg were
old time business associates, they having
been In business together for several years
II Long.
Complimentary to Mrs. Fred Turner one
. ot the Christmas brides. Mrs. Berry Jones
entertained with a miscellaneous shower
friday afternoon at her home on North
third street. Guests Of the afternoon were
hesdames W. A. Wood, jeff Patty, Ben
Logan Flynn Ball, John Nelson. Charles
Turner Harry Walker, Sparks John
Rose, Mae Noble, Clarence Rebman, Harry
.ory, a. Fleg Howell Tatum, Finney
Barrow and A. II. Jones.
The New Era club met last Monday at
lhe nome of Mrs Harry Sions, owing t0
The illness Of Mrs. J. IL Nolen. Tht
president being absent, the vice president
Mrs' =. r. Senft, presided. The lesson for
tne afternoon was on "Oklahoma Civics'
ahd very pleasant afternoon was spen,
N the study Mrs. O. G, Castor will be
lhe hostess al the next meeting and Mrs
D. H. X Rice will lead the lesson, the
noject OF which is oklahoma History
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Acton

Tho o. n. ]. club met at IN. bo,,.
Of Mrs Orin Cunningham Thursday art.
ernoon.
with fair attendance the pythiap
Sisters met at the X. ~ T. hall Monday
evening IN regular session.
Mrs. Lucy Duncan durinENthe past week
enjoyed a visit from her daughter, Mrs
g. y. Render Of Oklahoma CITY
A neagerly attended meeting of the
Baptist Missionary society was held at
the church wednesday afternoon.
Rey. William LcMay OF the Christion
church breaches in Alton on the second
and fourth sundays 10 each week.
Mrs &. w. Livingston was hostesa to
the members OF the Needleworkcrs' club
st her home on South Main street weduos.
day afternoon.
Under the direction OF Miss Jane Hack
ney. the girls glee club OF the Alton high
school met for practice at the high school
auditorium Tuesday afternoon.
profitable hour was spent at the
home OF Mrs. s. Z, Fellows, Friday after
noon by the ladies Of the missionary so.
ciety Of the Methodist church.
After an extended visit to her parents
Smith and her three children have re-
turned to their home in okmulEee.
After an illness Of week, j. s. Hart
accompanied by his wife and Doctor
Harper was taken during the past weeS
to hospital In 81. Louis FOR treatment
Dr. y. A. Leisure and wife recently en-
joyed visit from his sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bedsual
and their little daughter Of slater. Mo.
G. W, Livingston, leading merchant OF
this city, recently bought the North
Racket store at Picher, at a bankrupt
sale. and is spending part OF his time
there for while.
A number of tho girl friends Of Miss
Beatrice Tucker were delightfully."- enter
talned by her at her home. Tuesday eve,
ming. Games. music. dancing and re
froshments were enjoyed.
Mrs. II. L. Pendergraft and her son
Oswald. after visiting relatives here and
at Miami lett during the past week for
Doty. wash, to Join the husband and
father and make their future home.
In connection with the meeting Of 'h,
william Nickers post, American Legion
Monday niRht, the womans auxiliary unit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22
Burns Any Kind of Coal

You hard coal soft coal, Ignite or slack.
Results are the sunu. the fire control Is per-
feet that lIootrola rs guaranteed 20 hold fge for
50 hours charge Of any kind OF coal.
What doslrOus than having a furnace in your
uaror? No trips up and down a basement. pipes
or registers contend with, with their Kissing and
emitting Of steam.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

visi''1nus h.op,s OF W,chra' ksn was
f,tpiIy' tas1 rcs .i"'' ~ l. huoo'o ana
NJ ana Nt,s n , p.,s. .l...-,
,rI,5 ~ ~ 49, - ". bouds VISITED
over The y.y1 eif 1,,i,,,,,.y nJmuay eh1 looked
A ioIiv ns,, 'Phynt ,",l'.
are Thtits,tay 'y,,' - ~ h''"u PalHoh-
RS ~ cfeS 'uailo,ytu pl lhg mem
Nj npI M,s "a ,i"y S'"u1l V,a-7.
been ln C,i'rsd,' .I,ro ia, n', W., W." nhN'
homo Fridsy Tl,cir 49,, ~ ,"t, ,slu'
i'm 1ktabr,1s ~" ~" '""H "l'A th'Hi
u,skeibsii ,e,,,, ,,,,, g.. ~. A.,
dsv Janusry iG .ra t ~ et"urH 10 "urH iti-
AIRY il. our piri tom, 80. t ~ ~ 'a"u
Mrs WuberfGrrc t",cS ~ ',,,u. u,,,u tn','es'
Kan. who ia snondiny tbc 4,
hor daughter. Mrs Errd uiddi, c,,st'
,,a, ""' s"'7N "l SlI"uu friends TINS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-22

this week and held us first meeting thcre
on "wednesday
The ladies and friends of the Thinbis-
hee were delightfuiiy entertained Thurs
uay afternoon, January 10, at the home Of
Mrs G.. W. Driver.
Miss Dorothy paber spent the week end
visiting at the home Of her friend. Mise
Mildred Saunders Of Depcw.
Mrs. Addie r AppleEatc. who has been
visiting In the home Of her daughter Mrs.
Frank IL Tyler, returned To her homo iu
omaha, Neh., Friday Mr and Mrs.
Tyler accompanied Mf. Applegatc to
Tulsa. aud spent the week END NJ the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs 4 l.. Punk who
are leaving In the near future for pasa
dena, cal, TO spend the remainder OF the
Mounds was visited by cold wave the
last OF the week A. u was Impossible tn
heat the school building properly ON nc.
count Of the shortage of gas schouI was
dismissed Thursday afternoon
The Lyccum course number BY tho Pa
Iona sisters which was given at tho audi.
totium Tuesday evening was very we'll
attended and well uerited the auplnuAs
or the audience. The Characteristic pro
gram was especially well rendered and
was highly Instructive and entertaining
Rev y. Wesley Hunyun. made an nr
hnuncement In regard 20 tho home talent
plav Ruth ln Rush which Is tn be-
given about February "a Tor the benefit ~
the lyccum fund Miss Lucllo Wickhizcr
" the high school faculty is directing
ihis play which promlapa to be an iutrt
osting coming event
The New York herald., 1922-12-10
TO DIG UP DANZPS BODY
IN SEARCH OF CRIME
Authorities Believe Foul Play
May Be Revealed.

A decision I'm favor of exhuming fol
autopsy the body of DR.. Emanuel
Danzi. italian physician. of 5Si East
18th street. The Bronx. who died sud-
denly few weeks ago. was reached
yesterday after conference of medica
authorities in the District Attorneys
office. Israel J. p. Alderman, Assistant
District Attorney. said he would de-
termine definitely when he had con-
suited on Monday with DR.. Karl S.
Kennard. Medical Examiner for The
Bronx.
Certain symptoms in DR.. Danzrs ill
ness not connected with bronchial pneu-
monia. the supposed cause OF his death,
were discovered at the conference. Fur
ther cause for an autopsy is the fact
that Danzi died seventeen hours after
he was taken i'll.
Efforts to subpoena the aged Countess
Marie Montmerle. who Is claiming DR.
Danzfs fortune of $4,000 on grounds OF
being his common law wife, were fruit.
less yesterday. as she was missing from
the doctors home. where she has lived
for over twelve years. She Is said tc
be in a hospital.
Edmondo Ragola OF 50 Broadway and
c. w. Bhosys of 6l0 East 18th street
The Bronx. two of DR.. Danzrs closest
friends. are still insistent that an au-
topsy be performed.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10
MILLER MAY BE JUSTICE
IF FINANCES PERMIT
No Formal Action Until
Bench Vacancy Occurs.
Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YonK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C.. Dec. Q.


Washington. ID. C.. Dec. ..
Gov Nathan j.. Miller of New York
may become an Associate Justice of the
United States Supreme Court IL his per-
sonal fortune will permit him to take the
place.
AS soon as the next vacancy on the
court occurs. and II is expected through
the retirement of Justice Pitney. the
Bar Association OF New York. the State
and city political organizations. both
New York Senators and the New York
delegation in the House are prepared TO
give a united Endorsement to Gov. Miller.
The bill providing for the retirement
OF Justice Pitney was signed by Speaker
Gillett and vice-President Coolidge to-
day. President Harding probably will
sig-l It Monday. Under its terms Justice
Pitney has sixty days to retire ON full
pay basis. The President has assur-
ance that the Justice would like 10 re-
tire, but 1t Is known that Mrs. Pitney
does not favor such action. The hSl
makes retirement optional. Until there
Is vacancy the friends Of Gov. Miller
will make no formal move. although his
name has been presented informally for
consideration.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10
WAR HERO'S BODY,
ENDS MOTHERS HOPE
Soldier Identified by Old Foot
ball Injury-Body Reaches
New York.

A mothers four years. agony OF hope
that her son who had been reported
missing IN action" since July. 1918,
might yet be alive somewhere, was end
ed yesterday when the body of Frank
M. Charles. of the 307th Infantry
Seventy-seventh Division, reached New
York and was positively Unidentified
through an injury received nine years
ago in football game.
The body of Charles. along with those
OF seventeen other American soldiers.
was found a few weeks ago in the Vos-
ges Mountains. beneath a tree which
bore the epitaph carved in German.
Here lie some brave Americans" The
spot was where seventeen privates and
their captain fell In bayonet fighting
when their raiding party was entrapped
by the Germans. The bodies had been
relieved of their uniforms and every
mark of Identification with the excep-
ton of letter that had been sent to
the captain announcing the birth of his
child. This letter established the identi-
fication of the party as whole.
AS month after month passed follow
ing the notification of Charless parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Charles of 410
The New York herald., 1922-12-10
HOLD REQUIEM MASS
FOR FATHER JAMES VEIT
Monsignor Mcmahon to Be
CeIebrdnt Tomorrow.

The Right Rev. Mgr. Joseph II. Nc
Mahon. rector of the Church or Our
Lady OF Lourdes. West 142d street. VIII
be the celebrant of a solemn mass OF
requiem tomorrow morning for the re-
pose of the soul of the late Rev. James
yeit. rector OF the Church OF the AS
sunption. West Forty-ninth street.
Father Welt met a sudden death
month ago when a railing on the stoop
of the rectory gave way as ne leaned
against II. causing him to fall ana irac-
ture his skull.
Rev Joseph w. Grundner and the Rev
Louis Jaudas.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10
PLEA For HOSPITAL CHILDREN

Health Commissioner Copeland issued
an appeal yesterday for the cnildren
patients in the Health Department hos
pitals. He requests those so disposed
TO send to his office. 800 Pearl street.
gifts of money. clothing. toys and CANDY
that the Youngsters may have a merry
Christmas.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10
G L OV f S

Of selected clear Mocha,
strap wristgauntlets, nov
city buckles, wide con-
trasting silk embroidery,
500. l2-button length
lambskin, selected skins,
white and brown, $50
the l6-button length,
white only, 4.50. French
kidskin, strap wrist
gauntlcts, AIS.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10

West Fourteenth street, that their son
was missing" and no word came from
German prison camp. hope for the
boys safety was given up by all except
the mother.
The body will be given military fu-
neral at IL o'clock Tuesday morning, at
st. Bernard's, Fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10

and satin-striped moire, mounted with marcaste
and sterling silver, $50 to $500.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10
FIFTH AVENUE AT FoRTIETH STREET

IA KEN who like good haber-
IV dashery supply their
wants in the little shop
just inside the Fifth Avenue
door, to the right. Women
will find here the satisfactory
solution of the Christmas prob
lem of what to give to a man. A
few suggestions are given here,
indicative of the broad choice.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10

each Pure Irish lincn with hand Italian cut work,
LIS each.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10
HAN d X + r c II ( + S :

An infinite variety,
including many Of the
pretty new styles for
the coming Spring.
Hand made, pure
linen, with corner de-
signs, radiant colorings
with contrasting hand
drawn work in fasci-
mating variety at SOC
to l.95 each. Dainty
dotted border effects
in solid colors, seal
lopcd edges, or white
with colorcd dots, LOO
Evening star., 1922-05-16

Col and Mrs. A. L. Fuller have give
up their residence. 3505 18th stree
Evening star., 1922-05-16

were the honor guests at dinner last
evening of Mr.. and Mrs Dwight F.
Davis, who entertained a company
of twenty-four at their residence
1920 18th street.
TA assistant military attache ~
the British embassy and Mrs. G. u. ID
Bridge have gone to Mattapotsett.
where they have taken a cottage for
the summer months. Maj. Bridge
will return to his duties at the en-
bassy after a short stay In the north.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Campbell Graef
were hosts at dinner party last
evening. when the company included
their house guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hasbruck Of Philadelphia.
Miss Ailsa Mellon, Col. and Mrs.
Clarence o. Sheriff., Miss Olyve Graef
and Mr.. Leander- McCormick-G Good
hart of the British embassy staff.
Mrs. Stanley Rinehart will leave
tomorrow for Atlantic City. where
she will spend several days.
Col and Mrs. A. L. Fuller have given
up their residence. 3505 18th street.
Evening star., 1922-05-16

Phipps for the week end. Mrs. Phippi
has been In her homo in Denver fol
several weeks and made brief visi,
| In New York before returning tc
Washington.
The third secretary of the German
| embassy, Baron Plessen. and Mr.. Dur.
ham Rogers will be joint hosts at din.
ner this evening at Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mrs, Joseph H. Defrees, wife Of the
president of the National Chamber OF
Commerce Of the United States, enter
tained company OF twenty at lunch.
guests included the wives Of the di.
reciors Of the National Chamber and
wives of delegates to the congress OF
the chamber now in session In Wash
ington.
Surgeon General and Mrs. Merritte
W: ireland will entertain at dinner
this evening In honor Of the Postmas-
ter General and Mrs. Work.
The charge d'afraires of the Polish
legation and Nine. Kwapiszewska re-
CITY, where they spent the week end
Mme. kwapiszewska will be hostess
az tea tomorrow afternoon in honor
or Princess Radziwill, wife of the
honorary counselor of the embassy
who will come from New York tomor-
row and remain a day or two with the
, charge d'affaires and Nine. Kwapis-
zewska, joining Prince Radziwill In
new York Thursday or Friday.
Mr.. George Bond Cochran will en-
tertain at dinner tonight for his house
guests, Gen. and Mrs. Joseph e. Kuhn.
Former Senator and Mrs. Willard
Sauisoury are closing their Washing
ton house this afternoon to return to
tneir nome In Delaware. They will
sail from New York on the Hpmeric
June 10 to spend the summer in Eu-
rope.
A large number Of guests from New
YORK VIII attend the wedding tomor-
Graves. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam Leon Graves of Paris and New
York. and Maj. Robert Charles Fred
erick Goetz. field artillery, U. s. "A,
which VIII take place in this city at
the residence OF Mrs. Charles Bough-
ton Wood. the brides aunt.
The ceremony will be performed at
noon by the Rev. Oliver H. Bronson
OF Glenside, Pa. an old friend of the
brides family, and a breakfast will
follow at the residence Of the brides
uncle. Mr.. William Phelps Emo.
he pIiuc, VINO Will De given in
marriage by her father. will be at
tended by her schoolgirl sister, Miss
Marie Leontine Graves. as maid of
honor. and Maj. Raymond E. Lee.
U. s. A. will act as best man. The
guests from out Of town, who Will
attend the ceremony, will include Mr..
and Mrs. Hokan Bjornstrom Stefan
son. Mrs. Aline Moffat. Mr.. Robert
Graves. Mr.. and Mrs William Ehr-
hart. Mrs. Alfred Hawes. Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson Crom-
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Bartlett,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Horton Lippin-
colt and Miss Katherine Mackay, all
Of New York; Mrs. Benjamin Knower
OF Hartford. Conn.,, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Lyman of Boston, the Misses
Harjes of Paris and Mrs. James b,
Montgomery Of Portland
Evening star., 1922-05-16
Dinner Party at Serbian
Legation Last EvenfnG.

The minister Of the Serbs, Croats
and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch were
hosts at dinner party last evening,
entertaining for the assistant secre-
tary Of war and Mrs. j. Mayhem
Wainwright. Their guests included
the minister Of Uruguay and Mime.
Varela. the counselor Of the Belgian
embassy and Nine. de Selys, the
counselor Of the Polish legation and
Nine. Kwapiszewska, Representative
and Mrs. Hamilton Fish, DR.. L. 8.
Row =, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Macey
Dulles. Mrs. Alexander Glass, Miss
Wainwright and Mr.. Gardner Coogan.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft
Evening star., 1922-05-16

daughter, Miss Grace Vanderbilt will
sail from New York today aboard the
Mauretania for Europe, to spend the
summer abroad. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr., went to
New York last week with the for
mer's mother and sister, and will
Evening star., 1922-05-16

Col. Fuller has gone to Portland, Ore,
TOR duty and Mrs. Fuller and their
children are at 3026 p street. where
they will remain until the schools
close, when they will join Col Fuller,
In Portland.
Representative and Mrs. Thomas B.
Mrs. Ward. at dinner at the New Will
lard last night.
Mrs Julian C. Smith of Washington
has Joined Maj Smith in New York
and they are living at the Commodore
Hotel. Maj. and Mrs. Smith will en-
tertafn at dinner tomorrow evening
aboard the U. 8. 8. Wyoming, now
located at the Brooklyn navy yard.
Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark has as
her quest Miss Edith Sanborn Of New
York.
DR.. and Mrs. Enright, DR.. and Mrs
Friedman and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Joconson. Yonkers, N. T., motored to
Washington and are at the Burlington
Hotel for the week.
Mrs. MenduU R. Blumenberg has can
celed all .her. social engagements be-
cause Of the death Of her father. Capt.
John ]. Torbert.
Mrs. Robert Hammond Adams enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at the
women's National Foundation in honor
of the senior class of the Fairmont
School Miss Helen Harper, with Mrs.
Paul Bleyden at the piano, sang ef-
fectively group OF songs.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and her
Evening star., 1922-05-16

return this week to their apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel
Mr.. Lawson H. Treadwell has re-
turned to his apartment at the Bur-
lfngton after spending two months
CONTINUED on Ninth Page0
Evening star., 1922-05-16

Mrs. Mendum R. Blumenberg has can
celed all .her social engagements be-
cause Of the death Of her father. Capt
John J. Torbert.
Evening star., 1922-05-16

Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark has as
her quest Miss Edith Sanborn Of New
York sa
Evening star., 1922-05-16

Representative and Mrs. Thomas b.
Dunn entertained Representative and
Mrs. Ward. at dinner at the New Will
lard last night.
Evening star., 1922-05-16

Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and he,