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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-30

a. Kdybych sc cos takoveho z
Prodane nev6sty" cd B. Smetany,
zapeje sic. XII. DvofakovA, ma piano
doprovazi sic. Marg. Hauserova.
S. Concerto cd ]. Accolay. solo
ma housle. p. Jar. Zavadil. ma piano
doprovazf p. A Morgan.
6. Ia tichych noci cd R. Frimla.
zapeje pi. M. Toulova, ma piano
dorrovazi sic. M. Jecny.
z. Slavnostni rec. starosta Sok.
Jed. Blesk sok. ]. r. Cihlar.
s. Proslovy zastupc6 Sokolskych
Jednot mistnich spolkn.
9. Hudba.
10. Lovecka, cd F. Abta, zapeje
Pevecky odbor.
IL. Reverie Tristesse, cd F.
Bornscheina, solo ma housle. p. Jar.
Zavadil. ma piano doprovazi r. A.
Morgan.
IL. Angels Serenade, cd G. Bra.
do duetto. sic. Kl. Dvofakova p.
Jar. Zavadil, ns piano doprovazi p.
A. Morgan.
Is. V6no. cd B. Smetany. zapsje
Pevecky odbor.
ID. zive sochy.
P6vecky odbor tcinkuje pfi oslave
Sbormistr, sok. Fir. Hauser.
/. tenor FIR. R1zicka, Volta
Martinez, Ant. Franc.
2. tenor Ant. Cihlaf. Jar.
Cermak, Jan Cermak, En-. Lopata.
l. bas:- En-. Kliment, Jos.
Moravek.
q. bas:- Jar. Cihlar, Jos vala.
Kar. Stetka.
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clenstvu kddn Blank (. 26
c. S. P. S.

Radu zaslan6 We sch0zi neznam6
pficiny cteno nebylo, ave poi adaii-
ci vybor timto vsechny cleny Radu
Blank k 1casti pfi oslavach nasfch
q v5bor doufa, ze clenoye V hoinem
Doctu sc dostavi.
Slavnostnl vybor.
DOpiS.
z lodi Minnekahda zaslali krsiane
jedouci ma navstevu Ceskosloyenska,
dopis p. Ceskovi:
Pffteli Ceska!-
Srdecne Te zdravim q pfsi ma Te-
be- laskav6 vyffdil pozdrav vsem
nasfm pfateltm.
Pfatele:-
Pfijmste srdecny pozdrav Cd mas
cestujlcich ma lodi Minnekahda.
Byli jsme po celou cestu zdr5vi .
bylo nam veselo. Hned prvni den
m lodi jsme. my Baltimore, Sc
seznamili pax dale jest9 jin5mi
krajany iinych NEST. LODI jest
nova. wade cisto q dosti pohodli.
Name zde dobre pivo. "a SC sklen-
ku. My Cesi jsme Sc vzdy schazeli
jistem mist9 ma palubs, kdyz bylo
hezke pocasi. a We spatnem poeasi
Ease kufackem salonu, kde jsme
utvofili ctverec pro sebe bavili se
anekdotami zp9vy.
Kdyz to bylo vycerpano, tax isme
zalozili obec Kocourkov cel5m "a
stupitelstyem starali sc dObro
obce komickymi navrhy. tax Re ne
kdy hlava Cd smfchu ..bolela. Nell
jsme take tiskarnu Kocourkoys,
ktera tiskla denni zpravy. Zde V3m
posilame jeden axemplaf zasedanf
'obecni rady. Kazdy vecer jsme ty
schnze odb5vali zvlaste danny Sc
dobre bavily anekdotami a zpSvy
tax ze kdyz jsme hrali karty, tax Sc
hlasily, ze jiz je cas- zahajit schnzi.
Dnes odpoledne name byti Ply
mouth. kde berou postu pax jests
diva dni do Hamburku.
To jest asi vse pro dnesek aSjeSts
Vas pfatele zdravi celia obec Ko-
courkov.
Vaclav Peterka,
Chas. Vonasek.
Frank Rys,
Vaclav Mares.
Jan Jindra.
Pan Jan Jindra jests. zvlaste
zdravi sveho pfitele. Franka Lin
dinskeho.
- Pan Jan Krall zdravi z Prahy,
kde dli navstevou, vsechny sve zna-
me.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-30
Daylight Saving" nebnde ma
hlaSOYaCim liStku.

Mestsky advokat. Roland B. Mar
chant. prohlasil v /. odboru NEST
ske rady. ze ma hlasovaci listek pri
podzimn1m hlasovani pfedloha Sc
trent denniho svetla (postrkavani
hodin o l hodinu) dana b5ti nemn-
ze. Domniva Sc vsak, ze by to iiti
mohlo pfi hlasovani budouciho roku
ma jaTe. Marchant zaklada nahled
svni ma vyneSeni odvoiaciho soudu,
jenz rozhodl, Re ku hlasovani pred
Iozeny byti mohou jenom pfedlohy
schvalene zakonodarnou ku odhla-
sOvani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-30
OdneSli | pokladnu.

Dunn Mrhaela j. Wagnera, 1920
E. Baltimore ulice navstiven byl v
nedeli zlodsii. ktefi z domu sebou
odnesli 200 liberni pokladnu. Ma
jitel domu dob9 nezvane navstevy
dlel Ocean City. Zasoba r1znych
lihovin spolu odvezena byla. Zlo-
deji do domu vloupali Sc zadnimi
dveTmi. Loupez spachana byla ne
kdy kolem 3 hodiny rano v nedeli,
kdy automobil. kterym ukradene
predmety odvezeny byly. WIDEN byl
v ulicce
2 domu (. 8l2 N. Broadway. u
kradl v ned9li v noci zlodsi $75 ma
hotovosti sperk Gene $35. Miss
Anna Price penize tyto vyzvedla 81
patek 2 banky, ably 81 nakoupila
DSco pred blizicim Sc sflatkem jejim.
Zlodej dostal Sc do domu asi otev-
renym oknem.
Pr0ti zelezHienim kolejim ma
nliciCh.
McMahon pfedloz'l druhemu od-
boru m6stske rady pfedlohu ma od-
straneni kolejf zeleznicnich NEST
skych ulic. Vsschny kfizovatky a
koleje budoucnosti musely by byti
zfizevany zvysene anebo v tunelech.
Mcmahon provodil svoii predlohu
slovy, ze Baltimore jest prilis veli-
kym mestem. nezli aby zeleznicnim
spolecnostem dovoleno bylo posilati
vlaky po kolejich zfizen5ch ma me-
stskych ulicich iako dele sc We We.
snicich. V ohledu tomto smutne
proslula jest vychodni Cast mesta.
kazdodenni zaSedali.
M6stska rada. ably cistgm sve.
domim mohla Sc oddati prazdninam,
ifz isou md jine potfebnymi usta-
ranym pfepracovanym otc1m me-
sta, zaseda, pracuje a dfe Sc den co
den al do patku. dne. kdy v
noci udeTi il hodinka poYesi.
ii ma hreblcek vsechny starosti o
dobro a nedobro mssta zadrfmati
81 v sladkem necineni horkych
letnich mesiclch.
PO celonocnim hajeni sc vidal.
Benjamin Grove, farmar v Char.
lotte Hall. st. Mary's okres. po ce-
lou noe z nedele ma pondeli rucni-
ci v rukou stTezil svoji farmu pred
prohibicnimi agenty. V pondeli ra-
no konecne sc vidal. Ma farme ma
lezeny byly dve nadoby ma paleni.
iedna velikosti so galonn. .450 ga.
lonn smese "a galony hotove ko-
falky.
V pondeli soudil soudce Rose
16 pfestupnik1 sucheho zakoua.
ktere odsoudil ku $50 dnim zalari
q $1.71O. Nejdele 81 mich posedi
Thomas Moore, ktery 80 dnf premy-
sleti bude vyhodach a nehodach
sv9ta v tichu zalare. u Moora
svym casem nalezeno bylo $50 gallo
ND kofalky.
Daylight Saving" nebude ma
hlaS0YaCim liStku.
MX~kcl--x - 1Iuolr<A
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-30

| Sokolska Jednota ''Blesk" dovr.
suje SO rokt sveho trvani. Uda-
lost tato pamatna oslavena bude
l., 2. 3. cervence slavnostmi, KITE
re hodnymi budou cinnosti Jednoty
"Blesk.''
Sokolska Jedn0ta 8 v9domlm Wy.
konane prace ma naroda reli dsdiene
a ma poll vychovy pfedstupuje We dny
slavnostni novou vzpruhou. no.
wynn nadsenfm, 8 novym vznetem
pred celou ceskoslovenskou obec v
tizemi Spojenych Stat1 a nezapo.
menutelne rodne vlasti.
Slavnostnf dny pfipraveny byly 8
nejvetsi peel slibuji plneho zado-
stiucinenf tenn, kteri ma Mich podilu
brati budou. Slavnostnf vybor
skIadajfci sc pp: Rudolf Bolard.
pfedseda. Frank j. Hejny, tajem-
mix, Boza Svejda, pokladnik, Fran.
ia Stetka, Oskar Cesky. Jos. Horky
a St. Tuna. nesetfil prace, ,aby pro-
grame,n oslav cestne stala Sok. Jed
nota "Blesk" pied veTe nosti jak
americkou tax ceskoslovenskou.
Ma Geskoslovensks yeTeinosti iesf
" uznani vykonavane prace bratr-
skym duchem 1castniti Sc pine
Zdar slavnostnich dnn bude zdarem
mas vsech.
Program Sobotni Slaynosti:
l. Overtura.
2. Pfiyitani hoat1, pTeds. slav-
nostniho vyboru sok r. Bolard.
8. Zem6 ceska cd Fr. Karlika, "a
peje Pevecky odbor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-30
Hudba sok. K. Sappe

Rutland. Sokolovna. Pc prnvodu
po zvlastnich elektrickych karach
do Casters Parku ma Belair Road
Odpoledne cvicenf. pfi kterem W.
stoupi hoste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-30


Vefejnest' Ceskoslovenska zfskava v
n9m jak znameniteho lekaTe, tax
pfltele.
DR.. Joska otevTe svoji dTadovnu
dome, (. 845 N. Patterson Park
a Ashland Avenue.
Demokrate Ocekavaji prudke
bOje We Strane.
ze demokraticka strana proide
Ostrym bojem mezi stranou COVER
nera Ritchie stranou Smitha, jest
skorem jisto. Ostrost' boje zvysilo
zvlaste postaveni ORA. Wade do W.
setfovani, ohledne automobile daro-
Vaneho mu Leibowitzam. BOZ
Ostatn6 vypukl by tax nebo onak a
bylo by mu nezabranilo ami kdyby
governor byl uznal Ora. Wade me-
vinnym. Stare svazky mezi dvema
stranami demokraticke masiny zda-
il Sc byti naprosto roztrzen5mi.
Neivice sensace budi trzeni sc
Franka f. Fursta cd sveho davneho
pfitel Smitha. FIRST ide dnes ma
strane goyer6era fSitchie, s. nimz jde
spolu Frank Kelly Mahon.
Zasveceni do spolitiky predpovi-
daji.ze governor Ritchie bude pred
m6tem nejostfeiSich 1tokn. ze
pfatele governera ticha nebudou,
je take jisto. Kdy boi veTein9 W.
pukne, dnes neni jisto. Vseobecne
sc soudf. Re k nemu dojde budouci.
no roku V dobe governerskych pri-
marek. Pro pfitomnou dobu "a.
vladne asi mrtve ticho iako pred
bitvou.
DR.. Wade OdStranen geYernerem
z Iradu.
DR.. ]. Hubert Wade, pokladnik
statniho vyboru mad vezeilskou kon-
trolou. uznan byl v pondeli COVER
nerem Richie "a vinneho dredni-
no pfestupku a odstranen 1fadu.
zaloba, ma niz governor zalozil roz.
hodnutf sve, bylo nedokazane pfi.
jetf automobilu. ktery Leibowitz,
tehdy pfedseda General Wholesale
Grocery spolecnosti. jez dodavala
Marylandske kaznici a polepsovne
zasoby, dati mel Dru. Wade. DR..
Wade pfi vyslechu minulem tydnu
vedenem governerem odepfel sved-
citi. iakoz Leibowitz. Rozhodnu.
Il nepFekvapilo nikoho.
Jaky vliv celia tato otazka bude
miti ma politiku, jest vsci budouc-
nosti. ze demokraticke stranS pri-
liz neposlouzf. vi asi dobre sam CO.
werner DR.. Wade. Governor
dlouho ae rozpakoval. celSch snad
sest nedel, co d9lati. Konecns af6.
ra vehnana byla do slepe ulicky. z
nlz nebylo jine cesty.
Odstran9ni DR.. Wade 1fadu
nema zadn6ho ptimeho vlivu ns
druhy jeho dfad. 1fad pfedsedy
statniho demokratickehO vyboru.
Bude-li z n9ho DR.. Wade resigno-
vati. anebo znstane-li. jest ot&z-
kou.
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'rOgram nedeIni oSlayy:

Program nedeni oSlayy:
Lucfer aneb zazrany elixir narodn
Dohnal. stary vdovec sok Jos. Vaa
Josef, jeho sek JAR Cihlaf
Jedlcka, vdova sok. Marie Zavadilova
Anicka. ei dcera Klara Dvofakoya
Jenfk, selskS hoch sok. V)jta Martinek
Rczrka, selske dSvce 'Lucer sok Ote
Bryndal, hospodsk5 sok Frank St9tka
Venkovska chasa devcata Hudebnic
Del kona Lhote.
/. Obraz Venkovske Hubickova pokuta.
H. Zmoky fabrikan
ILL., - Otravl elxrem.
w. - TIL svatby jednou.
Rezi vede JOS. Vala Sappe
hodn
prO0 rnndHk
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-30
Program v pondeli.

V deset hodin rano prnvod ceskou
ctvrti re Sokolovny po Rutland.
Eager, Chester, Madison. Colling.
ton, McElderry, Lakewood, Madi-
son, Patterson Park Ave-. Ashland,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-30
ZapIatil Sdrimnuti Smrtf.

Frank Ostrowski, 46 rokn stary
re S. Bond ulice, usmrcen byl u
Welham stanice v Anne Arundel
okresu elektrickou drahou. Zasa-
zen byl spiel ma koleiich drahy. mo-
torman Ingram udal.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-06-30
Dva utOnuli v nedeli.

Albert Smith, 81 lety E. Fay.
ette ulice, utOnul v Back river.
" Lake Roland utonula Loui-
a. Fenwick.
The Washington times., 1922-05-21
Episcopal Clergymen
Win Large Following


TWO of the interesting parties
OF last week were given in
honor OF the Rev DR.. Robert John
son. rector Of st. Johns Church,
and Mrs. johnson. One was a re-
ception at st. Johns orphanage,
20 which the rector's parishoners
were invited; and the other a de-
lightful reception, with the Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. F. Ward Denys as
hosts. Many of the congregation
OF the Church OF the Presidents"
were likewise included among rr
and Mrs. Denys' guests, and tho
hostess was assisted by a group OF
ladies' who have long attended Sc.
Johns.
The arrival OF DR.. Johnson. who
took over Ss Johns a few months
ago, and of the Rev. DR.. James
Freeman-the late DR.. Randolph
McKIm's successor as rector OF
Epiphany Church a year or more
ago has had a really remarkable
effect upon the Episcopal Church
in Washington. Both men are
brilliant speakers, and each in his
own way can hold a congregation
in thrali. Each came to Washing
ton with a reputation difficult to
live up to and each is packing his
church for every service.
DR.. Johnson, who is a Scotch
man. came to Washington from a
Philadelphia charge, and. II I'm
not mistaken. used to be curate at
st. Johns long years ago. He and
Mrs. Johnson are established at
the handsome home in MassaclIu-
setts avenue, which the vestry CT
y st. Johns recently purchased from
Col. and Mrs. James A. Drain as
a home for its rector. The Drains,
by the way, have a beautiful old
place down on the Potomac and
expect to make that their perma.
nent home in future, merely main
tanning a pied a terre in Washing.
ton.
Like the Johhsons, DR.. and Mrs.
Freeman have made many friends
since coming to the Capital and
are in great demand as dinner
guests. They entertain charm
ingly, too, when occasion offers
and Mrs. Freeman was a sponsor
for one Of the groups in The
Cross Triumphant" the pageant Of
church history recently presented
out at the Cathedral Close. Before
coming East, DR.. Freeman was
rector of big church in Nun.
neapolis.
The Washington times., 1922-05-21

TWO Of the most recent addi-
tions to the corps Of Junior
diplomats" are the charming little
daughters Of the new secretary Of
the embassy of Brazil and Nine.
de Oracle.
They are Veronica, aged six just
this last month, and Miriam. aged
five. To the little maids that one
year is most important. 1t makes
Veronica big sister" and places
the responsibility for Miriam's
welfare and general behavior upon
her shoulders.
Not that Veronica minds. The
chief pride Of her life is little
Miriam, whose cute sayings and
general precocity for one so young
is the main theme Of Veronica's
conversation. Never. she firmly
believes, was there so remarkable
a child. Never one so pretty.
Never one so intelligent for her
age.
Almost twins, the two little
The Washington times., 1922-05-21
Attendants Chosen for
Miss Hughes Wedding
MISS CATHERINE HUGHES,

MISS CATHERINE HUGHES,
daughter Of the Secretary of
State and Mrs. Hughes, who will
be married on June 10 to Chaun-
cey Lockhart Waddell, OF New
York. will have as maid OF honor
Miss Elizabeth Kirkland, OF Nash
vile. Tenn. There will also be
two matrons of honor. Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes. jr., of
New York, sister-in-law Of the
bride, and Mrs. ]. r. Dunlap, Of
Ohio. a sister Of Mr.. waddell.
Mr.. Hughes and Mr.. Dunlap
will be among the ushers, the
list including likewise James
Alexander, of Atlanta, Ca, Ken
meth CASTOR, Of New York, Byron
Blaisdell. of Boston and Ralph
Bolland. OF New York. Gerald
Fessenden Beal. Of New York,
will be best man.
The wedding party will also in.
clude two engaging pages in the
persons Of Miss Hughes small
nephews. Charles Evans Hughes,
3rd. and Stuart Hughes.
The ceremony will take place
at 4 o'clock in the Bethlehem
Chapel Of the Washington Cathe-
dral. with a big reception after
ward at the Pan American Union.
The Episcopal service will be used,
for, although Secretary and Mrs.
Hughes are both Baptists, their
daughter became a member OF the
Episcopal Church while attending
the Cathedral School.
The men Of the bridal party will
not be able to assemble in Wash
ington until the day before the
wedding. Consequently the enter.
tanning for them will be limited,
but a number OF parties for Miss
Hughes are being planned. Miss
Elizabeth Hughes, younger daugh-
ter Of Secretary and Mrs. Hughes,
who has been in Bermuda all
winter, will not return to Washing.
ton until after the wedding.
The Washington times., 1922-05-21
Women's City Club
I'm Novel Luncheon

THE Luncheon Committee OF the
Women's City Club announces
a surprise luncheon" for Satur-
day, May 81, at l o'clock. Reserva.
tions should be made at the club
house not later than Friday morn
ing. At this luncheon the retir-
ing luncheon committee will be
the recipients Of all of the brick.
bats or bouquets" that any NOM
ber Of the club wishes to hurl at
them. The brickbat lombard.
ment will be led by Mrs. George A.
Kicker, Mrs. James Berliner, Mrs.
Granville Hunt, and the tossers Of
bouquets by Mrs. Frank Hiram
Smell, Mrs. Kate T. Abrams, and
Miss Olive Beatty, after which the
bars will be down for all who wish
to enter. At the close of an ap-
propriate prize will be given to
the hurler of the most construc.
tive brickbat and the most help
full bouquet. The judges will be
the presidents Of the three leading
"highbrow" clubs in Washington.
Mrs. William Heron, president of
the Twentieth Century Club; Miss
Harlean James, president of the
American Association of Univer.
sity Women Washington Branch),
and Mrs. Otto l.. Veerhoff. presi.
dent of the College Women's Club.
Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt, presi.
dent Of the club, will preside.
The Washington times., 1922-05-21
DAUGHTERS OFF BRAZILIAN SECRETARY
NEWEST JUNIOR DIPLOMATIC BELLIES

maids are remarkably alike in ap.
pearance. Their mother dresses
their curly hair in little Kewpie
knots on the top OF their smell
heads. with the ends cut short
upon their soft little necks.
To the average American the
homeland of the little de GTacioS is
an unknown region. Just recently
are our school children learning
anything about the great land to
the south of us, a land so rich in
history and in promise.
To the Yankee all South Ameri.
cans are of Spanish descent, and
they craps with difficulty the fact
that Brazil was settled originally
by Portugal. and that the country
men Of little Veronica and Marian
speak Portuguese rather than
Spanish as their native tongue.
The little maids. however. speak
both Portuguese and Spanish, with
a fair smattering Of newly acquired
English.
The Washington times., 1922-05-21
WOman'S Party Hold
Dedication Service OF
New HOnae Today
President to Attend
Ceremonies This
Afternoon.

NEARLY everyone in Wash.
ington is taking part in the
ceremonies connected with tbs
dedication of the beautiful new
headquarters Of the Woman's
Party this afternoon.
Since the President is to attend
this is an event OF importance to
official Washington.
The national committee sponsor
ing the dedication. the chairman OF
which is Mrs. John Gordon Bat
telle, OF Columbus, includes the
wives Of Cabinet members, OF SEN
ators and Congressman, and wom-
en- prominent in the social life Of
the Capital. Many Congressman
and their wives have accepted the
invitation of the Woman's Party
to attend the ceremonies.
Following the speeches and the
music of the formal dedication a
reception is to be given to the Wis.
iting women of prominence in the
gardens of the "Old Capitol" as
the Woman's Party headquarters
is called. Mrs. Battelle heads the
receiving line and members Of her
committee will assist her.
In charge of the refreshments
is Mrs. William Wolf Smith. Tie
hostesses for the reception ars
Mrs. ]. E. Lambie, Mrs. Anna
Hendley, president of Anthony
League; Mrs. Lyman Swormstedt.
president of Woman's City Club.
and Mrs. William Heron, prest,
dent o fthe Twentieth Century
Club.
Miss Sara P. Grogan is chair.
man Of the hospitality committee.
A LARGE group Of young wom-
"A en-, under the leadership of
Miss Louise Bache, will act al
marshals during the ceremonies
and later assist at the reception.
including Mabel Vernon. Elsie M.
Hill, Anita Pollitzer, Mary Ger
trude Fendall, Ruth Crocker, Ger
trude Crocker, Mary Mccarthy.
Mary Thissell, Joan Grayson, La
vina Egan and Dorothy Jeanne
Pearman.
Banner carriers for the dedica-
ton are led by Miss Bess Schreiner,
and include Katherine Gault, Mabel
Day, Juliette Lyeth. Dorothy Cabl:.
Katherine Gable. Ruth Shoemaker.
Ann Mock. Ruth Campbell, Eliza
beth Day, and Jessie Shepard.
The Washington times., 1922-05-21

4
previous Administrations in
the activities of the last week, for
among the visitors to Washington
were Newton d. Baker, sometime
Secretary Of War, William c. Red.
field, Secretary Of Commerce under
President Wilson, and Mrs. Red
field, and Mrs. James A. Sherman,
widow of Vice President Sunny
Jim" Sherman.
Mr.. Baker, who IL president of
the Cleveland Chamber of Com
merce, was here, like 30 many
important men. to attend the meet.
Ing Of the United States Chamber
Of Commerce and to take part in
the laying OF the corner stone OF
The Washington times., 1922-05-21
Miss Smith Chairman
Ice Cream Committee

THE ice-cream table at the
House Of Mercy garden party
tomorrow at the Cathedral Close
will be in charge of Miss Caro-
lene Smith, who will be assisted
by Miss Phyllis Snyder, Mrs. Jo-
seph 8. Wall, Mrs. William II.
Heron, Mrs. F. w. Dickens, Mrs.
Willoughby s. Chesley. Mrs. Eu-
gene c. Gott, Mrs. Leroy Goff.
Mrs. Katherine Feeter, Mrs. Ida
Little Malcolm. Mrs. Nichol Sander.
and the Misses Charlotte Camp
bell. Claudine Clements, Margaret
Clements, Lucy Lee Perrin, Betty
Perrin. Margaret c. Sands, Isabel
Hacker, Diana Cumming, and
Catherine Dent.
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THE soorld is jolly place, cransnsed full of amusing

THE soorld is jolly place. crammed full of amusing
L things, such as and the funny little
black bores they carry soith the to little Veronica
and Miriam de Grace small daughters of the Secretary
of the Embassy of Brazil and Nine. de Oracle.
Veronica is the eldest of the two sisters, having Just
celebrated her sirth birthday, and Miriam is one year
younger.
This is the fourteenth of series of stories The
Washington Times is publishing to introduce the junor
diplomats" the children of the various embassies and
legations to its readers.
The Washington times., 1922-05-21
the splendid new Chamber of
Commerce Building.

NoihilcICo Dull1lns'
The Redfields slipped into town
80 quietly that no one knew they
were here until they had gone
save a few old friends with whom
they foregathered. Mrs. Sherman
stayed little longer, and a good
deal Of entertaining was done for
her in a quiet way. On Tues.
day she was a guest Of the Ladies'
Of the Senate-an organization
which did not exist at the time
her husband presided over that
august chamber-at their weekly
luncheon; and, although the per-
sonnel Of the Senate has changed
tremendously since Vice President
Sherman's day, she met there Il
few old friends with whom she
had been closely associated dur
ing her residence in Washington.
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Bethesda Women to
Meet at Mrs. BOrden's

THE Woman's Club Of Bethesda
= will be entertained at its mex
meeting, May %, by Mrs. T. s..
Borden at her home in Bethesda.
The special subject for the day
will be Home Making" The
speaker will be announced later.
The Washington times., 1922-05-21
Mrs. Keleher Back
From Walter Reed

MRS. NELLIE p. KELEHER
has returned to the Congress
sional after a month spent at Wal.
ter Reed Hospital.
The Washington times., 1922-05-21
HAVE BUSY VARIED WEEK. FIRST MAYFLOWER PARTY

1TISS VELMA HITCHCOCK, daughter of Mr.. and
WI Mrs. Arthur L. Hitchcock is to marry Bromley
SeeIey, a Washington The engagement aOas
nounced fen a0eeks ago and aoedding bells oiH ring
for them in the autumn.
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THE BROADWAY WHIRL."

"The Broadway Whirl," coming to
the Howell soon, is making and
breaking records for attendance and
the enthusiasm of its patrons the
present season. This tuneful, lively
and frolcsome musical intoxicant'
with its brilliant array of stars, its
talented score of principals and its
dainty, youthful chorus has proven
itself to be 100 per cent proof dis
titled joy for lovers of catchy songs,
novel dances, brilliant satire on the
questions of the day, and incessant
fun Blanche Ring, Charles Win
ringer, Winona Winter and Jay
Gould and the army of associate en-
tertainers keep things a-whirling
throughout the two acts and many
scenes of this brilliant revue which
comes to the Howell with its stellar
cast and production direct from a
run of four months at the Times
Square theater, New York.
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AmUSefHeHtS
THE JUCKLINS" COMING.

A perturbation of Opie Reads ia
nous story of Kentucky life, "The
Jucklins," will be the attraction at
the Grand theater Monday. In this
play Bill Halves obtains a job as
school teacher in a North Carolina
town. He falls in love with Guinea
Jucklin at the Jucklin home, where
he boards. The Aimes boys make
trouble for him. Aft Jucklin loves
Milly, daughter of General Lunds
ford, who is courted by Dan Stuart,
wealthy tobacco planter. Guinea is
to marry Chyd Lundsford, her father
having borrowed money from the
general. The Aimes boys attack
Halves, burn. the schoolhouse and
are sent to Jail. Dan Stuart is found
dead and ALT Jucklin is accused OF
his murder. Halves has Stuart's
body eXhumed and an examination
made. At Alf's trial it is PROVED
that Stuart died of heart disease anc
he is released. Halves wins Guinea
and Aft is united to Milly.