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The evening world., 1922-03-14
SCHOOLBOY, Is,
KILLED IN SLIDE
TO HOME PLATE
New Jersey Lad Dies Instantly
From lnjur" Suffered on
Ball Field.

EGG HARBOR. N. j.. March
I4.-Sliding from third to home
plate in a baseball game follow
ing the afternoon session at the
public school. Clarence Mitchell,
fifteen, ruptured a blood vessel
of the heart and died instantly.
The evening world., 1922-03-14
FIVE ON CAR INJURED
IN TROLLEY COLLISION
Traffic between Queens Plaza and
Ferry Blocked an HOIS-.

Traffic Between Queens Plaza NJ nd
Ferry blocked an HOIS-.
Five persons we're slightly injured at
noon to-day and traffic on the jackson
Avenue shuttle between Queens Pluzn
and the Long Island Ferry was tied ZIP
Tor an hour. when an empty car struck
Borden Avenue car In front OF No.
81 Borden Avenue.
John McCabe. motorman, and wilt
lam Noone. conductor. were taken TO
ST. Johns Hospital for treatment Of
lace raticns and bruises. Ernest Acrir!.
No. POI Nandeventer Avenue; Henry
McGuincss. No. Q Third Avenue, and
Walter Brown, No. .IOl Juniper Ave.
nue. Long Island City, passengers were
slightly hurt.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
Scientists Ruiz,
His Eetolasln
StSrsksspsr Deeeives At S.
anee with Yard Of Fine sfik
Gauze IN His Moutk.

NEW YORK. May 21.-Anybody
can have an ectopiasm. that mys-
terious substance which sir Conan
Doyle discusses with such assur-
ance and which inspires awe in
many PEOPLE and ievity in others.
Anybody who can afford the price
OF d yard of very fine SILK cause.
can have an ectopIasni of his own
This has been demonstrated by .
committee appointed by the rector
Of the University Of Cnristiani to
investigate the mysterious powers
claimed by Elmer Nielsen. a Danish
storekeeper who was dabblinx with
things spiritual on a large scale.
He specialized in ectopiasr1 and had
the people of Christianis and there
abouts much wrought up.
The committee put him through
a number of tests. He could not
produce his famous eotoplasm when
both his hands were held or tied
and his success was also indirfer-
eHt when his head was incased In
o cage or mask. Eventually, hfs
"ectoplasm" was captured and
found to be a yard OF very fine sllk
eauze which he could roll into a
tiny wad, conceal in his mouth and
pull out in volume, or spew out sf-
ter violent gurgling.
Since this exposure the ectoplasm
demand has suffered a violen, re-
lapse in Sea ndinavla.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
MISS RUBY BooRMAN BRIDE
OF ALGEO NEWELL PRATT.

Miss Ruby Newton Boorman was
married To Algeo Newell Pratt at
Ceptral Presbyterian church on
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. James
II. Taylor. d. D., performing the
ceremony.
The decorations of the church
were pink Eladioli and palms, and
the wedding music was played ny
Mrs. May H. Wilbur. organist of the
church. The bride wore a travelinr
costume OF navy blue Poiret twill
and large black hat trimmed with
small flowers massed against the
crown. Her corsage bouquet was of
Ophelia roses and lilies of the VAL
ley. She was given in marriage by
her brother-in-law, Erskine d.
Williamson.
Miss Bernice W. Thacker was the
brides only attendant Prof. T. c.
Auchter. of the University of Mary
land. was best man, and the ushers
were Frederick Boorman, brother Of
the bride; Frank MacNerhany and
Corwin Newkirk.
After an Informal reception Mr..
and Mrs. Pratt left for a motor
trip. They will be at home at Mil
tor, Del. after June Is
The bride Is the youngest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Joseph Boorman, of this
city. formerly of England. Her
father, the late Prof Joseph Boor-
man, of Tunbridge Wells, England.
was well known in local musical
circles. Mr.. Pratt IL the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Pratt, of Montvaie.
N j., and Is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Maryland and of Cornell
University.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
NORTH CAROLINA
SOCIETY CELEBRATES.

Celebration of the Anniversary of
the signing of the Mecklenbure
Declaration of kndepe ndence will be
made an attractive event by the
North Carolina Society of Wash
ington this year. a reception and
ball to be given at Wardman PARK
Hotel on this evening.
The reception and ball will be
preceded by an hour OF entertain
rnent following an address on tho
Mecklenburg Declaration of Inde-
pendence. which will be made by
r. o. Everett, Of Durham, n. c., a
member of the general assembly or
North Carolina. A speciality will be
The Butterfly Dance" by little
Miss Genevieve Halloran, daughter
Of Mathew F. Halloran, mayor of
Hyattsville. while Miss Margaret
Mansfield, daughter of Representa-
tive Mansfield, of Texas. a vioHnist
of note, will render a number o,
selections. with vocal solos to be
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
MARCIA BURNx CHAPTER
ELECrS OFFICERS.

The May meeting of the Marcia
Burns Chapter, n. S. ID. A. r., was
held at the home of Mrs. Thomas
w. Smith on Columbia road. Mrs.
Elizabeth Hease. regent. presiding.
The annual election took place and
Mrs. w. l.. Gutelius was elected re-
gent. Mrs. r. W. Won Dlchenhousen,
vice-regent: Mrs, N. ". Patti. re-
cording seere tary; Miss Virginia T.
Gates, corresponding secretary:
Miss Mary Stewart. treasurer; Miss
Elizabeth Hesse. historian; Mrs.
Charles Perley Smith. registrar. and
Mrs. John Farnsworth, chaplain.
Miss Helen z. Jamison. president
of the woHen's Bar Association of
the District of Columbia, announces
an informal subscription dinner this
evening at $50 at the women's
City Club, in honor of visiting
women lawyers. Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey. who was the frst woman
dean Of a law Achool. and now hon.
orary dean of the Washington Col,
iese. of Law, will welcome the
guests. Judge Mary O'Toole and
other distinguished women will be
present. Those desiring to attend
should register with Miss Maud
Fellheimer, secretary. wilkins
Building.
Miss Beatrice N. Ward has gone
TO Palisades Park. n. Y. to attend
the national conference on State
parks.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
HOUSE OF MERCY PARTY
WILL BE HELD TODAY.

At the House of Mercy garden
party this afternoon in the Cathe-
dral Close Mrs. Goldsborough
Adams will have as her assistants
at her branch of the fancy table
Mrs. J. II. McGavock, Mrs. james
Love, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Harry
Taylor. Mrs. Russell Langdon, Mrs.
Richard Kearney, Miss Nellie Wat
ties. Mrs. Turner. Mrs. George
Wills. Miss Clarke and Miss Cow
erneur. Mrs. Brown, president of
the board. will be in charge of the
tea table, with Mrs. Albert Mills,
Mrs. Gheen. MIS-. Gorges. Mrt.
William L. Rives and Mrs. Francis
e. Warren.
Mrs. Mann, Mrs. II. w. Fitch,
Mrs. P. Lee Phillips, Mrs. Potter.
Mrs. Norman Williams and Mrs.
Milholland will have the supper
table: Mrs. McMurray. Mrs. Van
Reypen. Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. Blodsett.
Mrs. Cecil. Mrs. Talbot and Mrs.
Nash the candy table, and Miss
Smith the ice cream. The cake
table will be under the supervision
OF Mrs. Thomas Lockwood, Mrs
Presley NJ. Rixey, Mrs. Cary Gray
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
MEMS UNIVERSITY CLUB
ENTERTAINs PEN WOMEN.

The Mems University Club Of
Washington extended a speciaI
courtesy to the officers Of the
League Of American Pen Women oil,
Saturday evening. wheN with
Claude Bennett as toastmaster, ana
Mrs. Bennett as hostess for the
evening. the Univers ty Club be-
came the scene of lively Speech
making and professional banteriug.
Among the speakers were Mrs.
Louis n. Geldert. national president
OF the League of American Pen
Women; Mrs. Harry Atwood Col
man. first national vice president; /;
Mrs. Theodore Tiller. president OF
the District OF Columbia League,
Helen Rowland. Mrs. Luther +.
Gregory, vice president for
Alaska; and Miss Opal WHITLEY,
the young girl whose diary APPEAR
ing in the Atlantic Monthly recent
ly created much comment.
Later all the officers OF the league,
their husbands and honor guests
were entertained at supper A saong
the guests were Mrs. Homer Hoeh,
Mrs. Hanilin f. Cogswell. Mrs. j.
Harry Cunningham. Mrs. william II
Moses, Mrs. Amos A. Fries, Mrs.
Crete p. Hutchinson. Mrs. Q. G.
White. Miss Eliza Pope Van Dyne,
Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor. Mrs. will
lam F. Dennis. Mrs. j. J. Locher.
Miss Mary Mock Atkeson. Mrs. r. S.
Bambereer. Mrs. f. F. Andrews. Mrs
A. Austin Thomas. Mrs. Ida d.
Peters. Mrs. Daniel c. Chace. Mira.
Emily Newell Blair. Mss Katherine
wootton. Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes.
Mrs. Juliette Babbitt. Mrs Virginia
King Frye. Miss Mabel Louise
White. Mrs. LaSalle Corbeli p ckett.
Miss Elizabeth Hyde. Mrs. Rachael
Tongate Beck. Mrs. Anna Sanborn
Hamilton. Mrs. Edith Kingmat, !,
Kern. Mrs. Frank ". Pyle. Mrs.
Dorothy De Muth watson. Mrs. Ella
o. Howard. Mrs. Florence willard
Day. Mrs. Isabel Gates.
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others.
With Mrs. Angus w. Mclean as
the patrohssses ars: Mrs.
adelaide Worth Baslsy. Mrs. ~ NJ.
summons, Mrs Lee s. Overman.
Mrs. David H. Blair. Mrs G. o. shey-
riii, Mrs. John II. Small, Mrs. Sam
La Rogers. Mrs. Thomas washiaa.
ton. Mrs. e. r. Stftt. Mrs. Henry
w. Miller, Mr& Peter NJ. Wilson,
Mrs. Gffmer, Brenizer and Mrs Will
lam c. Rivers. OF Fort Myer, in
charge of the decorative effects and
special features is d committee con-
|sisting of Miss Jesstca Randolph
Smith. chairman: George 7. Raw
lings. vice Chairman; Mrs W. Tuck.
Mrs. George n. King, Mr4. Marion
Butler. Mss Noruna Burweii. Miss
Ethel Bagfey. CoNsdf. Henry Cooper.
.comdr. j. J. London. J. A. dinner.
y. Roy Price spd Benjsmin. Cook.
The floor committee will be under
the direction Of Col. Alex Williams
assisted by Col Terry A. Lyon. Eu-
gene r. Hsxfiey. Robert II. McNein.
H. whiting Estes, Maj w. n. Pace.
j. X. Mebane. H. o, Craver. J. Alien
Thames. Edgar burlington. George
r. Rawlings. Jack Edwards. +. Hum
ter Creech. Benjamin Cook. Comdr.
Henry Cooper, Con1dr. J. J. Lon
don. In the receiving line will be
Edward E. Britton. president of the
society, with MRS. Britton nd other
ofheers Of the society. and r. ..
Everett. OF Durham, as the guest OF
honor.
The hoor committee Of young
women will be under the direction
of Miss Jane Carmichael. chairman.
assisted by Misses Laura Lejeune,
Eugenia Leteune, Marearet Cold
wel. Dana Cumming. Helen Grimm,
Elizabeth Jones. Mary Louise John
son. Corinne Stephens, Catherine
Marriott. Rebecca Dial, Betty .Bry-
ant. Lydia Napper. MARGARET Aert-
ford. Mary stitt, Eleanor Hill and
Catherine SHAW.
The House OF Mercy has made
elaborate plans for its garden party
In the Cathedral Close today. Mrs.
Isaac T. Mann will have charge Of
the supper. assisted by Mrs. p. Lee
Phillips. Mrs, Potter. Mrs. Norma n
Williams. Miss Patricia Ainss.
Princess Bertha lCantacuzene and
Misses Mary HELEN, Evelyn. wads-
worth. Sidney Webb. Mary sMont-
gomery, Anna Montgomery, Cecilia
McCallun Nancy Hoyt and Mrs.
Philip Kaufman.
Lieut.. and Mrs. c. S. Harper,
II. II. Patterson. r. +. Patterson
and Miss Patterson, all Of Elkins.
w. Va. are weekend guests at the
Burlington Hotel.
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and Capt Calhoun in one Of the prin-
cipal supporting parts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Douglas,
Senator Nicholson and Mrs. James
Mac Donald will be guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Nixon, of New York,
who are also giving a box party.
Other box parties are being given
by Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood and
Mrs. Emerson Howe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Denegre have made reserva-
tions for later in the week.
Mr.. &hd Mrs. Lewis Nixon. of New
York. and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bur-
rail- Hoffman. OF New York, will be
guests Of Capt. and Mrs. c. c. Ca
houn at supper party following the
play this evening. There will be.
all told. a supper party of twenty
four persons.
Capt. and Mrs. Calhoun entertained
yesterday at a buffet luncheon at
the theater. There will be several
dinner parties preceding the play this
evening.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22

bssnch Of the Americas commntse
for Hussian Rei'ef; Mrs. Minnige-
rode Andrews; Mrs. Alexandrsa K.
A anderson. Mrs. Randolph Coyle, Mrs.
Victor Cushman Mrs. William
Laird Dunlop. IT,, Mrs. ]. OrviiIe
Evans, Mrs. Duncan U. Fletcher,
Mrs. william D. Graham, MrA
George q. Norris. Miss Valerie
Padelford. Mrs d. d. v. Stuart and
Nine. Dc Wohant.
MT. ALTO GARDEN PARTY
To BE GIVEN NEXT THURSDAY.
Mrs. HARDING. Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs.
Hughes, Mrs Weeks. Miss A'l,a
Mellon. Mrs Hoover. Mrs. Wallace,
Mrs. Davis, Mrs Fail. Gen. Pershine.
Admiral Coontz. Gen. Lejeune. Gen.
cummins. Gen Sawyer and Col.
Forbes have indorsed the garden
party to be given at Mt. Alto nexI
Thursday afternoon.
This 10 an annual enterta' 'nment
given by the George Baldwin Mccoy
Unit Of the American woman's Le-
gion. and bids fair to be unusuali,
attractive this year. The Marine
Band will play during the after
noon. Articles made by the disabled
former service men will be on ex-
hibition and sale under the direc-
tion Of the occupationai therapy de.
partment.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
OVERSEAS WRITERS HOSTS
TO SOUTH AMERICANs,

Overseas writer's were Luncheon
hosts Saturday at the CITY Ciub
In honor Of the chilean and Pc
ruvian delegations now negotiating
the Tacna-Arica controversy in
Washington. Frederic William VILE.
chairman OF the Overseas orgari-
zation, presided, and was sassisted
in receiving the guests by the
executive committee. consisting of
r. V. Ouiahan.. Stephen Bonsai.
Charles G. Ross. Frank ]. Taylor
and Jay G. Hayden.
Those present included the CMi.
can delegates. the Peruvian and
Brazilian ambassadors, the Bolivian
Minister; Senior Gutierrez. the spe-
cial envoy OF Bolivia; DR.. Leo S.
Rowe. DR.. Francisco YirAs And
Franklin p. Adans or the Pan
American Union. Edward Bell
and Dana Munro. Oh the State De-
psrtment; Georxe T. weftzel, Har-
vey N. watts. william W. Bride,
Douglas l. McGrew. Robert NJ.
Woolley and William c. wells.
The kisd.rsart.n aepsrtmsnt Of IN.
public schools wfll give an exhibit
Of their work. at the Public Library
on May IS. rs and .27 from . a. m.
to p. m. .f,s
Miss Katherine watkins. director
OF kfrdergartens. IL in charge.
ATTORNEY GEyErAL AMoSa
GUESTS At BOX PANTY"
Attorney General Harry u. Dsurh-
erty, senntor And Mrs. James 2. watt
son and DR.. and Mrs. Stanley Rine-
hart win be guests IN q box party
% be given by Mr.. and Mrs. wade
Ellis at the Garrick Theater this
evening, where the play by Mrs. Clar-
ence Crittenden Calhoun, ''The Mar
riageabie Mother" will be presented,
wirn Mrs. Calhoun in the title role
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
ALPHA PI CHAPTER
WISH INSTALL OFFICERS,

The Alpha Pi Chapter of Alpha
Delta Pi at George Washington Uni
versity will hold a meeting at the
home of Eleanor Catherine Judd, 1919
G street northwest, Wednesday, May
81. This will be the last Official
meeting, and Is for the purpose OF
installing the newly elected officers,
which include Mary Ruthven. pres
ident: Mary Harrison, vice president;
Dorothy Overstreet. recording secre-
tary; Helen Newton, corresponding
secretary; Helen Stoutemeyer, treas
urer; Eleanor Judd, reporter; and
Louise Mcdowell. guard
A garden party will be held at
the home OF Dorothea Storck, of vir-
ginia Highlands. June 2, and a dance
for the seniors, probably at Brooks
tea house.
Vera johnson. OF Morrison street,
Chevy Chase, will give a tea for the
chapter June Is.
The marriage of Miss Kathryn
Leone Ihrie. daughter of Mrs. Her
bert r. Ihrie, to Paul ]. Frizzell
will take place Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock. The ceremony
will be performed in the presence
of only the members of the two
families. in the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, by the pas
tor. the Rev. DR.. w. A. Morgan.
Mr.. Frizzell and his bride will be
at home after June is at $500
Mount Pleasant street.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22

n 6Iss CATHERINE HUGHES will
M be attended at her marriage
4VHTRne 10 to Chsunesy Lock-
hart Raddell. Of New York, By Niss
Eiixanyh Kirkland. Of Nashville.
Tenp,nd two matrons Of honor.
Mrs ehasles Evans Hughes. IT.. her
sister 4n-ffw, and Mrs J. r. Dun
lap. otB. sister Of Mr.. 4waAdsil
Two gyspng nsphews of Miss
HugheYCharle. Evans Hughes. %.
and 9euxft Hughes, will serve as
pages. Nrs waddeli win have 'as
best man. Gerald Fessendsn Beal,
OF New York. and the ushers will
be Charles Evans Hughes. jr., ]. r.
Dunlsps of Ohio, brother-in-law Of
the .hrifeSroom: James Alexander.
Of kt3antas Ca; Byron Blaisdsfl. Of
BoseeH and Kenneth CASTOR and
Ralph Bollard. Of New York City.
The sraarrtags ceremony will be
perfpryHed. In Bethlehem Chapel Of
the Washington Cathedral by RI.
Rev Alfred Harding. bishop Of
Washinzton. assisted by Rev. Or.
W. sAoernsthy, pastor OF Calvary
Baptist Church. The Secretary OF
STATE and Mrs. Hughes are members
OF Dr,s Abernathy's church, while
Episc6pal Church. having become a
member while attending the catne-
dralosehooi
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Postmaster General and Mrs. HUI
bert Work closed their apartment
At Wsrdsnan Park Hotel last Thurs
day. Mrs. Work will spend a week
Or more with her daughter, Mrs. A.
w. Hssen, in Chicago, and the Post
master General will go first Ia ST.
LOUIS 5vhere he will attend the
meettns of the American Medical
Association and will make addresses
before The business men of that
city and to the postal employees. He
will. 60, to- Springfield. ILL.,. to make
an address before the Midday
LUNCHEON Club before returning to
Washington in early June.
heaApbassador Of Germany. DR.
Otto .Wiedfeldt, is established at
the embassy on Massachusetts, ave.
nue.. DIR. Karl Lang. who acted as
charge d'affaires until the arrival
of the Ambassador. with Nine
Lang, Mas moved to wardman Park
Hotel
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
.CUBAN MINISTER ENTERTAINs
SECRETARY AND MRS. HUGHES.

The Minister of Cuba and Nine.
de 0espedes entertained a large and
brilliant company at dinner Satur-
day might in honor of the Secre-
tary OF State and Mrs. Hughes
The importance of the event was
enhanced by its being the twentieth
anniversary of the establishment Of
the Republic OF Cuba and also by
the presenee, among the guests. Of
the Ambassador of France and Nine.
JussersDd,z the Ambassador Of
Spain ard Nine. Riano, the Ambas-
sadora. Of Brazil. the Minister OF
Portusais the Minister Of veneEu-
e,a. The Minister of Switzerland
and Nine. Peter. the MINISTER Of
Czecho-Slovakis, the Minister VI
Sweden and Nine. wallenberg. the
Minister OF Bolivia and Nine. Bar.
hiviap,, the Minister of Bulgaria and
Nine .Psnaretoff. the Minister Of
Persia, the charge d'ATaires of
Panama. the Director General Of
the Pan American Union. Leo s.
Rows; Mrs. MarshaH Field. Mrs.
john e Allen Dougherty. Mrs.
|Thomas, Walsh, Miss Patten. Miss
Stepanek, Miss wallenberg. Mss
Balnff9n, Miss Sarrniento, the Sec
ond secretary of the legation. DR..
Baron. and Capt Varona, military
'attsche
Mrie. sde Cespedes' daughter. Miss
FlaHpiHia- Sarmiento. will enter
tain at a. luncheon today for Miss
Inger Bryn. Miss Ingegerd Wallen-
berg. Miss Baliivian, Miss Martha
Dumont. Miss Hallene Heilmaure,
Miss Claire Heilmaure. Miss Patri-
cia -Aipsa, Miss Madeline Austin,
Miss Mildred Bromwell, Princess
Bertha -Gantacuzene, Miss Barins
Dralsa. Miss Rosalind Hamilton,
Miss Frances Hampson, Miss Eliza
beth Howe, Miss Gladys Kamie,
MisssHeIen Lesseur. Miss Meta Nor
ris- Evans, Miss Louise Rodd Todd
and Miss Sidney Webb.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
WILL HONOR MEMORY OF
MARTHA WASHINGTON,

The 120th anniversary of the
death of Martha Washington will
be observed this afternoon in the
studio of Miss Byrd Mock in The
Old Brick Capitol" 21 First street
northeast.
The memorial address will be Civ
en- by Mrs. James Herndon Light
foot. historian of Martha washing
ton. Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution. All national
and local officers Of the D. A. r. in
the District Of Columbia have been
invited to participate. Husbands
are also expected to come. Follow
ing tea in ''Ye Sign Of Ye Mock
ing Bird" studio, IL Is planned to
hold the address outdoors under a
historic tree. Miss Mary Danridse
Spters. a-well-known poet, whose
family is directly descended from
Martha Washington, WITH pour. Mrs
John Mock will preside at. the
punchbowi.
The May Memorial Is the eighth
In series which Miss Mock has
been giving. .honorinE the MAX
ers Of America" each month In
which they died. The George
Washington fnsmorial fell on De-
cember IL
The June memorial. on the sth,
VIII honor Andrew Jackson. sew
enth President OF the United States,
as well as Patrick Henry and Henry
Clay.
The July memorial. last of the
series, will honor Thomas Jefferson.
.niru resident, and James Monroe.
NTH President of the United States
each Of whom died on the Fourth
OF July.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22

son. Mrs. Stephen y. Elkins and
Mrs. Cole. Mrs Walter Tuckerman
will have the flower table. assisted
by number Of attractive girls and
matrons.
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Mrs: ]. q, Markowitz and daush-
r'. mrs: Donald Sands, both Of
Hsyefana ohfo, are At the Bur-
IinsSh dotel for. two weeks. Mr..
ana MRS; William J. Sand and Miss
fEances sand. Of Leesburx. Fla, are
also guests there.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
ARTS AND LETTERS SOCIETY
SENDS OUT CARDS For TEA

The International Association of
Arts and Lettersohas sent ont rsrSs
for tea at the clubhouse, 17i5 I
sreet, on Monday, May 20. from s
70 o'clock to meet the president
Maurice Francis Egan, and the
newly Installed officers for 1s22-23
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Miss Mary Dexter. who had been
visiting Mrs. Edwin ward. has re-
turned to her home at Tfsdaie. va.
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REv, AND MRS. BIsPHAM
RErtRs TO CAPITAL.

ReviHand Mrs. Clarence Bfspham
have returned to washington to re-
Aide sfter an extended absence. Rev.
br. Bispham will be, In charge sf
81. PSgfs Episcopal church during
Fthe simmer.
So -
! Mt.v and Mrs. Ennalls wagganian
(ntertained at dinner Saturday eve
hing at the Chevy. Chase Club in
honof o1 capt. and Mrs. Earl with
ott. of Eastern, Nd, who spent the
Eeek:fnd with them. Mr.. and Mrs.
FwaggsnAn win go to west Chester.
Pa. Thursday to attend the bal
nasqtfe Friday and will stay there
FOR s.short while.
vtscount Jules Henri DeSibour
pnd Gap, Jean F. .Rigal. naval at
ache= to the French Embassy. are
onk -I.uf
S-i-rrr- z - 3 -
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22

The spring subscription dance n,
the Utoptan Club will be held TO.
day at the Arcade ballroom.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22
ADMIRAL PAKENHAM TO GIVE
ON FLAGSHIP.

Admiral Sir William c. Paken-
ham, K. C. B., X. c. NJ. c., K. c.
". o.. commander in n-chief OF the
North American and west Indian
station. will entertain at dinner
May ST. aboard his flagship, the
Raleigh. which will be anchored in
ne Potomac during his forth
,onnfnk visit to the Capital. He
will also entertain at dinner June 9.
The admiral will be extensively
entertainer during his stay. The
Ambassador of Great Britain and
Lady 7Geddes have invitations out
kor a reception at the embassy May
Ssl. and the following day they will
Eive- a. lfncheon for the admiral and
khe officers of the Raleigh. The same
evening the secretary OF the en-
bassy and Mrs. r. Leslie Cragie will
Entertain a notable company at
dinner "A honor of the distinguished
visitor, and on June 4 the Coun-
|selor"'Sof the Embassy and Mrs.
Henry Gety Chiffon will have a
company to meet him at dinner.
Admiral Pakenham will also enter
tain at a luncheon aboard the Raj
eigh June 4.
Mrs. Berdon Hartman will give
for t&e-offcers on the Raleigh.
The Charge dAffaires of the Le-
gatiap ooS Austria and Mime. Proch-
mix entertained at a bufet supper
last evening.
Nina. saxer. wife OF the second
secretary of the Swedish Legation,
will be at home wednesday after
moon at Wsrdman Park Hotel.
whers, she has an apartment.
Interstate Commerce Commission
er and Mrs. Mark Potter will close
their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel early in June and go to their
hummer home in the Berkshires..
Later in the summer they plan to
AXE a Western tour.
Fortner, President OF the National
Chamber sof Commerce and Mrs.
gosepA H, Defrees have given up
kheir apartment at wardman Park
FIoeel and returned to their home IN
chicago.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22

Mime. de Meissfer will give a tsb
IN behalf of the Russian RefSre
Keller Fund ct the washinkto
Club. Seventeenth and X streets, O.
May 2s. a 4:45 p. m. The subte.
vii! be "Psychic Phenomena In
Light Of Biblical Teachings" T.
patronesses are: Mrs. Robert Ii
sing. president Of the washingt
The Washington herald., 1922-05-22

Nina. Saker. wife OF the second
secretary OF the Swedish Legation.
will be- at home Wednesday after
moon at wardman Park Hotel,
where she has an apartment.