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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07

NEW YORK, April T.
Trouble is one of Vim
cent Richards closest as
sociates. 1t has camped
on his trail ever since he
started the career that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07
SACS' HURIFR
LOSES GAME

SACRAMENTO. April T.--r.csing
n ono-run lead In seventh inning.
when Garfield ioat control and went
up higher than n kite. Sacramento
spotted the Oaks for four.run mar.
gin. and lost another ball game. final
statistics standing 10 to 8 against
the hnrne club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07
CEXERAL changcs have been made in te schcdue OF The

GENERAL changes have been made in The schedule Of The
~ Star Junior Baseball league for Sunday Managers Of
home tears should read this carefully and any mis-
cakes listed today they should get in touch with the sport
ing editor of The Star before today the corrections
can be listed Saturday. Each team should be and
watch Saturdays paper for the definite of
schedule aho is doubtful If any further changes will be
made.
Only game has been shifted to another playfieldhe
Brown Brothers Billiards playing the L. " Westeman Co.
at South Seattle instead Of at Walla Wala The former
team viii be the home squad The WiIson-Kretle Co. will
ange with the West Seattle Dye Works club at Hawatha at
m tomorrow The former team will be the home squad.
This game was postponed from last week.
The schedule for April 16 will be published tomorrow
and would be advisable for home team obtain
Inc permits for their grounds Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07
'enN5fl dS13 80
| E1EESas13sAtf II r.

California lightweight knocked
Jimmy Murphy tho fifth round
NEW yoRE-yac bernstein. lightweight knocked
Young n ninth round.
heavyweight, technical
fight in the
round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07
n. II. IT,
MAYS HURTING
DEFEATS RES

SALT LAKE CITY. Aprii Fitch
Inr Of May featured the 5-to-i win
Of Vernon over the Salt Lake club
yesterday. The Bees garnered but
two hIts in the nine canios.
The .~rrs. IL TT T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07

I'LL in one gap. but his fielding ragged.
With Roger Pecknpaugh also gone the attack of the New
York Yanks during the first weeks of the will be
weak They have tn best pitching staff in the country how
and the hurers may tide them over until Ruth and
Neusel can get back the job again.
At rate il win tend to the with the king
sggers out of the lineup because the Yan just about
outclass American league team with their power de-
ense and pitching with all Of their regulars the
The Yanks will their league favored TO win the flag
again and If they nosed out it will be of the biggest
upsets in sportdom.
The for TIE Giants in the National league They
miss George Burns center field and their pitching
may fan down. but with Groh added to the infed and with
their tremendous speed and punch the Giants will also enter
the lists favored to cop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-07
Yankees Have Real Job
in Replacing Sluggers
Mentally and Fewstcr Now Counted Upon to Replac,
Ruth and Meusel; May Even Up American Race
Tho Yanks Will Be Heavy Favorites; Giants Pickes
BY LEO II. LASSEN

HE biggest problem that confronts any big
league team is Manager Miller Higgins out
field department. The suspension of Babe"
Ruth and Bob Meusel will stick. according to
all present indications and they won't be
eligible to play until May 20. This takes the
punch from the famous "Murdcrers' Row"
The way things shape up now. Higgins
win start Mike Nally in right and Chick Few
ster in left Both are infielders by trade and
both are light hitters. Elmer Miller will be
in center
For awhile il was doped out that Camp
Skinner, the Dallas, Texas. recruit. would
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

refuno solo las fun
antigua curatela quedaO la tuea suieta
completa, cl incapaaO, elem
necestan guarta asidua ell pr6dgo
Introduction civil necesitan dirgidos
de la guara de los
C0digO da de la tutea al
oeO la gualta de la persona bic
o bienesartculo 237. Mas cada
del endr desarrOlarse de
dsnto adaptanoe condolences personales del
tuea mismo gest0n del tutor de un loco
la del de solomudo hi la de este del tutor de
p6igo de la del de los sufren nterd
ci0n civil de del aricuO 23cuandO dice: "de los
que bo paa poesad ncapaces de gobernarse
de las dversas tutelas reerdas eXpl
articuos las gesiones del tutor de
pogo las del de los sufren
27S los inca
pacados arfcuos We certa elascdad
adaptation del tutor
condicions sueo utela ASH la tuea refere
soronudo faa mites de la utela segnn
ncapacidad aquearcuo 25 del pr6digo deerm
quean proibidos al pr0dgo las facuades
eerce 254; tutea de los
Introduction lmara la administration de los
Eenes representation uicO del penadoartieulo 26
mienas la tute del incapacltadO hene la Obga
ci0n de al adminsrar enes e menOr
debe al respeto obedencia-articulos 277 27s
La utela necesia 10 econtramos en- e artcuo
2Sque las somedas tuea saltando IN
nedata hecho de que entire los
suetos los mbecies nj los
tecaos aqueas resaltaban las anti
guas po denro de Erase 90
antigua classification de incapac inter-
petacion clara nuestro ntender acuo @ no ua la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
Las nuevas suscripciO-
mes a Gel ImparciaT
Respondiendo a los interesados.

No .obstante haber terminado nues-
ira oferta del Lapiz de oro toda per-
soma que Sc suscribiera a Ell IMPAIR
CIAL por todo ell ano de 1921, segui-
mos recibiendo cartas de la isla, dom
de Sc nos suplica prorroguemos por
todo este mes aquel medic de adqui-
rir nuestro diario y ell lapiz Ever
shap" por $500, que es valor corrien-
tie de la subscription anual.
Aun cuando va habiamos desistido
de seguir en- esa propaganda-cuyo
exito ha sido superior a 10 imaginado,
aunque sumamente costoso, las per5o-
mas q. deseen suscribirae a Ell IMPAIR
CIAL, per todo cl ano corriente, pue-
den remtir su cheQue giro por la
suma &c $500 y siempre les cnviamos
el lapiz ofrecido,
Esto va nos signifca para nosotros
siro p6rdidas; pero nos queda la sa-
tisfacci6n de complaccr a muy esti-
mados amigos nuestros que asi 10 pi-
den.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20

tos realizados en- ell departamcnto de
premios de la casa B. Fernandez, Hnos.
V de Ia escuela Jose julian Acosta, Sc
jur6 denuncia contra los memories, or
denando ell fiscal, fuesen entregados
a sus padres, para su custodia, has
ia la vista del juicio.
Hrambien Sc jur0 denuncia contra
los sujetos Ramon Ventura, Fermfn
CriH " Jose Reyes, por violaci6n al
artfcl1o 43S del C6digo Penal. consis-
tente en- haber comprado cada uno de
clio un reloj en- $1.0O sustrafdos por
los prccoces Iadrones.
I. AL primero lie ha sido cxigida una
hanZa de $4,000 y los otros dos $3.50
la dye no han podido prestar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20

Los Padres Redentoristas de esta
ciudad, pidieron a los Estados Unidos
una maquinita cinematogrlfica alema-
ma, pequei1ita Y -prodigiosa.
Y con motive de haber llegadO tan
extraflo como diminuto visitante, los
Padres Redentoristas mandarOn bus
car Rafael Domfnguez, distinguido
portorriqueilo nacido Ell Espafa, mas
que querido empresario del teatro Men
dez vigo Y Domfnguez como no bo-
boz, mand0 reunir su "SeXteto".
(que esta demas decfr que son seis
luceros musicales vestidos con pdrpu-
ia de artistas) me extendi6 invitaci6n
Official lie dijo Panchfn (maestro de
operadores V acomodadO gentleman)
-trae tn forito-....
Y a las tres media P. Nj. nos lie
aparecimOs los Padres Redentoristas,
con todo ell equipaje necesario. inclusO
la hermosfsima cinta La Juramen-
tada".
70 que en- cuestiones de religion
nunca he andado muy 'acertado" SUI
bf ell confuse laberinto de escaleras,
algo tfmido Y confuse tambien: ESQ
de tropezarme cara a cara con un
enjambre de religiosOs, Sc me antoja-
ba de muy buen gusto, perO de COM
plicada glavedad, pOr mi pOca costum-
bre tratar con tales persOnajes. A la
entrada va habfa recibidO la primera
impression un cura, muy jOven Y apues
to dcntrO de la TRADITIONAL sotana. nos
estrecha la mano con suave dulZura
.Despues nos condujo arriba. al pisc
de los varones. donde, .segGn me in
formaron, esta prohibido entrar a las
damas
Todo estaba va preparado, con ex-
cepci6n de un piano que afinaba dor
,Panchito Y que tuvo que terminar Do
rrego. Los Padres junto al venerable
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
Desde Mayaguez
! CRONICA DE ARTE :

Vicario nos recibieron como ,jamas sc
hubiera imaginable un profano: uno
pOr unO fuimos agasajados por cada
Padre sin Omitir el mas ''mfnimO' de-
talle del libro, en- estos tiempos ex-
traviados, de la fina Y sincera delica-
deza. En- ningtin centro, desde el mas
plebeyo hasta el mas feudal, habria-
Sc nunca prodigado refinamientos tan
elocuentes como los que recibieramos
en- medic de aquellos religiOsos. Isl me
equiyoco, ese es mi convencimiento.)
Pasados que fueron est6s incidentes.
(para NIL Sc di6 comienzo al act0.
Panchfn un Padre empezarOn d pa
sar la pelfcula Y el 'SeNteto' rasg0
la taciturnidad de aquellos ambitos
con las profundas armonfas del clasi-
co imperiO de Gunoud.
Ell actO dur6 POGO mas que los seis
actOs de la pelfcula, pero, que de i'm
presiones en- tan breves dos horas. !!
media luz, la docta magnificencia de
los expertadores (porque Domfnsuez,
Pose Y yo no hay para que contarnos)
un hermosO Cristo con lagrimas Ell ell
fino rostrO hebreo: en- ell lienZo, la
fgura egregia de Florence Reed, Y,
para robustecer aquel ambiente de
mfstica sugestividad, la orquesta, ese
incompatible "SextetO' que dirige
MADEIRA encumbran cinco profeso-
res. artffices de la ammonia limpida Y
clasica.
A las 5 80 z. NJ. nos despedimos de
aquellOs sencillos sembradores de vir-
| tldes, satisfechos Y agradecidos. 81
es que la satisfaction Y el agradeci-
miento son bastantes para sentirse du-
rante dos horas de communion artfstica
| I. Soto Ramos
! MayagiieZ, febrero II de 1922
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los SENTIS SOLOS?
HOMBRES, MUJERES, NINAs, SOL
TERAS, VIUDAS.

Unase a nuestro Club de Correspon-
dencia y hara muchos amigos intere-
santes. Obtenga conocimientos en- to
do el mundo por medic de nuestra me-
dium. Casese con un rico, sea feliz
Cientos Gle pretendicntes ricos, atracti-
vos y buenos, desean casarse. Foto-
grafias gratis. Envie 80 centavos por
una suscripci6n de cuatro meses. $100
por un aTo.
Florence Bellaire,
200 Montague ST. Brooklyn, n y.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
MR.. BONNER ESTA ENFERMO

Ell ex auditor de Puerto Rico Mr..
Bonner Sc encuentra enfermo de cui-
dado en- su residencia de esta capital.
Mr.. Bonner desempena en- la teso-
reria insular ell cargo de inspector de
bancos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
SOLEMNE MIsA DE REQUIEM

Sc han celebrado solemnes honras
funebres en- Catedral en- sufragio
del que en- vida fue Monsenor Jones,
Obispo Catolico de Puerto Rico. Off
clio Monsenor Caruana, acompaTado
de numeroso clero.
Asisti6 numeroso publico los of
clos religiosos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
.EI Fiscal Diaz CoNazO
pI0CtSa a los que COM
prafon los TG|ojGs>>:. :.

, Ayers las dos della tanle'NGompa-
recieron ante el fiscal Diaz COllaZo, los
memories delincuenteS Dohilfgo A1roI
80, Pedro Rodriguez y Emilio Rivera,
en- union de los ihtti+iduos Ramon
Ventura. Fermfn Cruz y jose teses.
DespuGs de 9practicl,Iaif Ia 'itivestiga-' =
ci0n rclacioIfada Observation-Disclosures
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
.DIsPosICIoNEs GENERATES
CAPITULO l.

geacp0esLa cumpr
lie eos la protection direction de los hu6anOs
los incapacitadOs Con oO cmpir deberes
liza creao e ofciO de tutor Nuestra ley sObre uea ben
tomada del C6digo Civil Espanol dencia de que
Conseo de fama ha do ssttuidO las COrtes de Dto
existend0 soamente Puerto Rico ell
odos los demas curadOr cuadOr adbona
prOtus, han fundidos Nuestro CodgO divide
ben la tutela tesamentara legima artfcuo 2habeno
desaparecdo de eyes la amada tuea daa No quee
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
DE AGUADILLA

La senora Angela Rodriguez de
Vargas acompanada de su hija la Sc.
horita-Ana. Sc eneuentra pasandO unos,
dfas en- San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
PRONTUARIO.

administration por los padres de los
Lienes de los lijoS.
En- al Capuo >.
Accones favor de los jos exgr e cumpmieno de
peccpua e arfculo 26 relacion los 2O2 M Ley
1ipotecara.
Accone sobe eclamo cmpmienO de los derechos de los hi
padres reac0n los pelos de estOs contra
aquelOs
Acc6n pare del o pedr nyentario de los benes
padre cos~ponda administration consu
yam epro los benes muebes de popead seg1n art 26
del ho anuar la venta de impOsiciones
de delecos especto los biene ell
ya administration, han Henado las prescpco
egales cl art. 229.
pcdr nombramento defensO judicial
segdn Ley Proedimentos Legales Especiaesar r.
En- al Captulo t.
parte del ho quele sar del pode de pares
por malos tatamienos, segdn ell art 236
TITULO Y.
della TUTELA
CAPITULO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
ESCUELAS DE SALINAS

Las escuelas graduadas de Salinas
han organizado teams de base ball,
basket ball y valley ball.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
Ell REMATE DE EsTA MANANA

Esta manana hubo un remate de
efectos abandonados en- ell almacen de
la Union Commercial Corporation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-02-20
SAN SEBASTIAN No 50

La casa No. so de la calle de San
Sebastian va a ser reedifcada muy en-
breve.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12
Miss Mckinney
Makes Debut at
Elaborate Tea
Mr.. AND MRS. FREDERIC

MR.. AND MRS. FREDERIC
d. MKENNEY entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon at their
home in New Hampshire avenue
when they presented their younger
daughter, Miss Frederick McKea-
ney. to society.
Mrs. McKenney and Miss Nc
Kenney received together. as
sisted by Miss Virginia McKen-
ney. elder sister of the debu.
tante. Mrs. McKenney's gown
was of black brocaded satin. with
draperies of tulle; and Miss Vir-
ginia McKenney wore a quaint
frock of pink and orchid shot
taffeta. The debutante looked
like an old picture, wearing ii
French gown of turquoise blue
velvet, with a long tight fitting
bodice and very full overskirt
of gold tissue shot with blue.
The overskirt which was tucked
from hem to waist line was short
in front, where it opened over
the underskirt of blue velvet, and
touched the floor at the back.
The debutante carried tall staff,
to which a great cluster Of dark
red roses was attached.
The house was decorated with
palms and ferns, forming a back
ground for the flowers sent che
bud. The debutantes assisting
the young hostess were Miss
Laura Bryn, Miss Virginia Selden,
Miss Catherine Radcliffe, Miss
Elizabeth Turner. Miss Helen
Campbell, Miss Katherine Weller.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor Jones, Miss
Louise Anderson, Miss Martha
Hawley and Miss Josephine Wilt
ford.
In the dining room Nine. Eli
zalde and Mrs. Howard ,Suther-
land presided, assisted by Mrs.
Fred Britton. Mrs. Thomas F.
Ryan, jr., Mrs. Raymond Arnold,
Mrs. s. B. Crosthwaite, Mrs.
Robert Mackenzie, Mrs. @. B.
Chipman and Mrs. G. b. Chaplin,
of New York.
Others in the receiving party
were Miss Dorothy Mondell. Miss
Madeline Austin. Miss Marcia
Chaplin, Miss Eleanor Wheeler,
Miss Delphine Heyl, Miss Bar
rine Drake and Miss Francesca
McKenney, young cousin OF the
debutante.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12
Miss Mary Stitt
Gives Luncheon
For Young Set

MISS MARY sTITT enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday
at the Washington Club in honor
Of Miss Alice Mtlburn and Miss
Emma stitt.
The guests were Mrs. Edward
Rhodes Sttt, the hostess mother;
Miss Virginia Edwards, Miss Di.
ana Cumming. Miss Louise An
derson. Miss Laura Bryn, Miss
Elizabeth Beale, Miss Corinne Ste
phens. Miss Betty Werner, Miss
Elizabeth Taylor Jones, Miss Cecil
Lester Jones. Miss Catherine Rad.
eliffe. Miss Dorothy johnson, Miss
Emily Dial. Miss Caroline Henry,
Miss May Taylor. Miss Helen
Newton. Miss Elizabeth Turner,
Miss Louise Goff and Miss Mar
garet Farrar. who is visiting Miss
johnson.
Miss Emma Stitt went to Rich
mond Yesterday afternoon, where
she led the german last night.
She is the guest Of Mrs. Horace
Wexford Jones, and will return
to Washington TODAY.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12
Mems S Socks
Exceptionally
High-Grade Socks
at the
Popular Price of
S; PAR

Clocked Woo s,sis in the
smart colorinss.
Imported Ribbed Wool
Socks, in plain and heather
tones.
Full-fashioned silk Socks,
with Isle heels, toes and soies.
Fine Imported Lisle Socin.
Hand-embroidered Clocked
Socks. in q variety of fancy
colors.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12
GEM. 6. HARB0RD
HoNORED BY
Army SET
Secretary Of War Weeks and
General Pershinu Attsn q
Dinner In Honor Of Retiring
Officer.

=
NEN. JAMES q. HARBoRD.
~ deputy chief Of stan Of the
army and Mrs. Hartford were the
guests Of honor at q dinner
which the Assistant Secretary Of
War and Mrs. ]. Mayhem VAIN
wright gave last evening. There
were about Is guests including
the Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Weeks and General Pershing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wainwright will
entertain at dinner on December
29.
General Harbord was the
guest Of honor at a luncheon
given yesterday at the Hamilton
Hotel by the chiefs Of the
branches and bureaus of the War
Department. There were covers
for about forty ana the special
guests were Secretary of War
Weeks, Assistant Secretary of
War Wainwright. General Per.
shing and all of the gen.
eral officers in Washington. The
luncheon was served In a private
dining room and the table was
adorned with clusters of pink
roses and white lilacs.
General Harbord was the honor
guest at a luncheon given Sat-
urday at the Army and Navy
Club by the officers of the gen.
eral staff. There were about
100 in the party.
He will leave Washington to-
day for New York. where he win
reside. His retirement takes ef-
feet January 1. but he has been
relieved from active duty and
Immediately win take up his new
duties as president Of the Radio
Corporation Of America. Mrs.
Harbord is to accompany him to-
day.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12
President Harding Asked
To Boys Club G altering

president HARDING will bs
asked to take part in the
conference of the Federation Of
Boys Clubs which will meet in
Washington early next year.
Representatives Of boys clubs
from all parts Of the country
will be present. President Hard.
ing is honorary president Of the
organization.
The Boys Club, Third and c
streets northwest. will be the
local headquarters.
Funds will be raised by two lec-
lures in the National Theater, the
first on January by Sir Basil
Thomson, the famous interna-
tional criminologist. He will be
introduced by William ]. Burns,
of the Department Of Justice.
The other speaker will be Hugh
Walpole, English novelist
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12
Society Notes
EORMER SECRETARY OF
= STATE BAINBRIDGE COLBY
il AT fha Nnn, willard

PORN Err SECRETARY OF
STATE BAINBRIDGE COLBY
is at the New Willard.
Charles c. Lockwood, State Sen
ator of New York. entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Ham
ilton Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Childs
Drexel. of Philadelphia. are
spending a few days in Washing
ton at Wardman Park Hotel.
Senator-elect Royal s. Cope
land. Of New York. is at the New
Willard.
Viscount Henri de ,Sibour had
a small company lunching with
him yesterday at the Hotel Ham
ilton. his guests including An
drea Geisser Celesia di Vegliasco,
secretary of the Italian embassy.
Maj. Frank Halford. U. s. NJ. c.,
who has been living at the Army
and Navy Club, has moved to
Wardman Park Hotel to be with
his mother, Mrs. A. j. Halford.
who is making an extended stay
there.
Senator James CouZens, of
Michigan, who has been staying
at the Wardman Park Hotel,
moved yesterday to the New
Willard. where he has taken an
apartment for the winter. Mrs.
Couzens will join him there
shortly.
Mrs. Emory Sands. who is spend
ing the winter with her parents,
Admiral and Mrs. William F.
Fullam. was hostess at dinner at
the Hamilton Hotel on Sunday.
Mrs. wythe Williams. Of Paris,
Is at the New Willard.
Henry ID. Lindsey, Of New
York, is at Wardman Park Hotel
for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G. Holmes, of
Detroit, are at the Hamilton
Hotel for an extended stay. They
are accompanied by G. T. Wright,
Of Detroit.
Washington members OF the ex-
ecutive committee OF the Women's
International League for Peace
and Freedom met last evening at
the Penguin Club above the Mad
rillon,
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12
Atala Kin,Ii,eH
Gipes Bird dge-Tea
For Party Of z5

MIss ArALA KIMlrELL ~
tertained at q bridge and
To- yesterday aftsrnoon N con-
piiment to Niss Cathsrins Rad
ciiffe and Miss Virginia IA
wards.
The other guests were:
Miss Kathsrtns Wsnar, Mn
Dorothy Klmmsll. Mis- Eli.a,
bsth Taylor Jones. Miss Helen
Grimm. Miss Alice fiiburn. lGiss
Catherine Letts. Miss Diana
Cumming. Miss Elisabsth Pncs.
Aiss Misabsth Walter. Miss Eisa.
bsth Sutherland. Of Baltimore, who
came over for the party; MIS-
Elinbseh Turner. Miss Louiss
Low. Miss Dorothy Warren, Nliss
Elizabeth Beaie. Miss Lillian
Thompson. Miss Katherine Dent,
Miss Mary .sitt. Nine. Claude
LAngiais. Mr.. Roger 9. Basnail.
Mise Mary Palmer and Miss c.
ell Lester Jones.
Nine LAnsiais and Mr.. Bar.
nan presided at the tea which
followed the bridge.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12
Women VIII Entertain
In Honor of Mrs. Huck

PEPRESENTATIVE wINI-
fred Mason Huck, Of Illinois
will be the guest of honor at
the Members tea at the national
club Of the American Association
Of University Women tomorrow
afternoon from to 6 o'clock.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Frank
Russell, Mrs. Ethel Towne Holms,
Miss r. Louise Fitch, Miss
Elizabeth Dean, Miss Miriam
Loughran. Miss Frieda Kenyon:
Miss Marie Reilly, Miss Mary
Robinson and Miss Elizabeth
CAN'T.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12
Gift Neck les

These Mems Neck Ties
have been selected by
men who know what men
like, and there is plenty
of variety in patterns,
colorings and styles to
please every man, we be-
lieve.
At the Popular Prices
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12

Roger Culver Tredwell, consul
general at large for India and
Africa who was in Hong Kong,
China. left there for Singapore
in the Dutch Indies. He ex-
poets to spend Christmas in
Soerabaya, Java.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12

Gen. j. w. Kearney and Miss
Elizabeth Kearnev. OF University,
Va, are at tha Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12
EntertdirzS at Luncheon.

Leander Mccormick Goodhart
entertained informally at lunch.
con yesterday at the Hamilton
Hotel. A. H. Hamilton Gordon
of the embassy staff was among
his guests.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12

1IRS. JAMES N. BECK, JR., daughter-in-lGw Of.
lvA the Solicitor General of the Department Of Jus
tice, 5unses Montgomery Beck and Mrs. Beck. Who'
skares honors at many of the functions giuen by the
younger set with her sster-inaw Miss Beatrice Beck
The Washington herald., 1922-12-12
VIII Give French Play.

Le Theater d'Amateurs rrancais
VIII gtve Ia Paix chez Sol" by
Courteiins. It will be played BY
Nile. Helene Ormieres and
JACQUES Parent on December is
and II. At the Art Center, 11os
Connecticut avenue.
Phillips County herald., 1922-03-03

guests at the C. j. Kicker home the
evening of the 22nd for supper, and
spent the evening and was served to
ice cream.
Mrs. C. C. Lounbury is spending
this week with Mrs. Hpdspeth.
Mr.. Richard Quintal celebrated his
birthday the 22nd helping Roy Heller
clean out his COW shed.
Some of the B. C. C. ladies called
at the Paul Newman home last Fri
day to practice play they intend to
give in TIE near future.
F. n. Austin butchered 4 beef Fri
day forenoon and hog in the after
neon.
Mr.. Shook is able to be out again,
but Mrs. Shook is not able TO be cut
CT bed yet.