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The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Mardi GraS Ball
Tuesday in Aid of
Educational Work
Ritz-Carlton to Be Scene of
Last Large Dancing Assem-
bly, of Season.

HROVE TUESDAY is to have its
usual Mardi Gras ball, which in
recent years has been a fixture
in the charitable work of the New
York Auxiliary Of the Southern In
dustrial Educational Association, OF
| which Mrs. Algernon Sydney Sullivan
is the president. The Ritz Carlton is
to be the scene of the ball, the last of
the large dancing assemblies Of the
winter season.
Mrs. William II. Burr is the head of
the directing committee. Associated
with her Is a large floor committee. un-
der the Craftsmanship of Mr.. Edward
Simmons Hall. His associates will be
Col. jeremiah Beall, Major James Clark
MCGUIRE, Col Arthur r. Schermerhorn,
Major +. Gilbert Schermerhorn. Capt.
Chandler Smith. Capt. Paul Gilbert The
baud. Col. Charles Elliot Warren and
Messrs. w. Herbert Adams. Mortimer
p. Arnold, Robert Ingersoll Brown.
Fchaffrs Stewart Butler. Lawrence S.
Butler. Duncan Gambler. Juan M. Ce-
ballos, Robert Grier Cooke, Clinton Pei
ham Darlington. Frank Z. Davidson,
Louis Effingham DeForest, Louis II.
Dos Passos. Arthur NJ. Dubois. Adam
Empie, III. Van Rensselaer, Fairfax.
Charles Carroll Goldsborough. Alexander
Hamilton. Jr.. Walter Rysam Jones,
James Russell Lowell, Robertson l..
Cleveland. Halsted II. Myers, William
B. Nichols. Townsend Pinkney, Morris
McKim Pryor and George r. Rogers.
Also Joseph Ferris Simmons. Marcel
Steinbrugge. William Rhinelander Stew
art, Jr.. George Templeton Strong.
George Hammond Sullivan. Walbridge
S. Taft and Alfred r. Whitney, Jr.
Many dinners will be held before the
ball and the debutantes are expected to
be present in force. The success of the
work of the Southern Industrial Educa-
tional Association depends to a large
extent upon the income from this an
nual Mardi Gras ball. The income will
provide manual training and general
education for the people who live in the
Appalachian Range and are by these
impossible mountains kept far from the
influences of the outside world
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Presidents Will Be
Guests of Criterion

Nine presidents from as many organ1-
xations will be entertained at the March
luncheon of the American Criterion
Society. Mrs. Leonard L. Hill president.
on Friday at the Hotel Commodore.
It will be presidents day and also edu-
cational day. The educational part Oh
the program will consist of moving pic
lures showing the production of silk
from the cocoon to the finished product.
The guests of honor on Friday will be
Mime. Aida T. Tagliavia, Beethoven
Club: Mrs. James A. Allen. Dixie Club;
Mrs. William n. Stewart, National
Patriotic Women of America: Nine.
Katharine e. Won Klenner. National
Opera Club; Mrs. Thomas ]. Vivian.
T.. Slack. Legislative League; Mrs.
Thomas, Century Theater Club; Mrs.
Patrick Justin White, Louisiana So
ciety. and Mrs. Theodore NJ. Hardy.
Chaminade Club.
Mrs. Hill, aided by Mrs. Francis A.
Murdock and Mrs. William Young
Smith. Joint vice-chairman OF the re-
ception committee. will greet the guests
OF honor and the members of the So
ciety in the foyer to the big ballroom.
where luncheon will be served. Each
club president will be led to her place
at table by a member OF the reception
committee.
Mr.. d. George Derry. owner of forty
sight silk mills throughout the country,
will talk Of the production of silk frori
the commercial standpoint A moving
picture will show the silk industry from
its origin to the present day. The
srtistic and historical feature will be
discussed by Mrs. Carolyn Radnor
Lewis.
Mrs. Lionel Emdin, acting chairman
of music in the absence of Mrs Mar
garet Weber. has provided a program
by Miss Vida Mulholland, soprano. and
Miss Esther Rhoads. harpist.
The first meeting Of the Lenten sew
ing class of the American Criterion
Society will be held at the home of
Mrs Herbert Brooks Walker. 1877 River
side drive. on Thursday. The members
will gather weekly during the peniten-
tial season to make sheets. pillow cases
and dresses for the crippled children
Of the Laura Franklin Free Hospital
Mrs. Walker Is chairman OF this sew
ing committee.
Mrs. Noble Mcconnell, president OF
the New York Mozart Society, will give
luncheon for Mrs. Henry c. Hawkins,
chairman OF the reception committe, :.
and members of her committee on
Friday at the Hotel Astor. Afterward
Mrs Mcconnell will take her guests to
the matinee performance of up in the
Clouds"
Mrs. Henry Rlefe gave n card party
and tea last Thursday at the Hotel
Astor for the Juniors of the New York
Mozart Society. and on the same day
Mrs. William Smith gave n luncheon
followed by a theater party for some
members OF the board Of governors
Mrs. A. N. Wendell and Mrs. Richard
Denbigh will entertain the board of
governors on March s at the Hotel
Astor.
The fifth morning musicale. luncheon
and dance of the society will be held on
Saturday at the Astor. The society now
has a membership of 750 and a choral
OF 14s members.
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TWo-Piano Recital. to
Swell VaSSar Fund

Among the patrons and patronesses
for The two piano recital by Messrs. Guy
Maier and Lee Pattison on Saturday at
Town Hall are DIR. and Mrs. MacCracker.
Mrs. c. Z. Hughes. Jr, Nine. Louise
Homer Mrs. William Bancroft Hill.
Mrs. Charles L. Tiffany. Mrs. David
Names. Mrs. William Henry Hays. Mrs.
Elon Huntington Hooker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wendell Il. Bush Mrs Walter Damroscr.
Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, Jr.. and Mr..
and Mrs Eben r. Olcott The recital
is for the benefit of the Vassar College
salary endowment fund. which is raising
the last s500,0o0 of the necessary
100000.
Athene Club, Mrs. Katherine A. Mar
tin president. will observe it's eighth
anniversary at the Waldorf-Astoria on
Thursday. This observance Is the
clubs annual play day." and this year
an unusually novel and interesting
program has been arranged by the COM
mittee of which Mrs. Edward Epstean
is chairman. Among the guests of
honor will be the Rev. Robert Bruce
Clark and Mrs. Clark, Mr. Francis l..
Winslow, Mr.. Reginald Ward, Judge
Jean MOTIFS, MINE. hatnerlne II. Won
Klenner, Mrs. Frank Hadley, Mrs. VIII
liam Camp. Mrs Charles Scammell,
Mrs. Edyth Pearson, Mrs Florence F.
Jenkins and Newton Gilbert, former
Governor-General Of the Philippines.
Athene was organized March II, 1914,
by forty-four women who met at the
Waldorf-Astoria and elected Mrs. Mar
tin President. The club is limited to
$50 active members At present 1t has
waiting list of more than one hun
dred.
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Tea Garden at
EOWer ShOw to
Be Social Center
Will Be Conducted by Large
Committee Headed by Mrs.
Vincent AstOr.

w THEN observation-disclosures
\N/ and professional-bring forth
to public view the results of
their labors in the annual Flower Show
in the Grand Central Palace during the
week starting March IS, the tea gar
den will become more of social GEN.
ter than it ever was at past exhibit
lions of floral beauty.
Mrs. Vincent Astor will head a large
committee that will conduct the garden
in the interest of the Girl Scouts and
the Virginia Day Nursery. Her aids
will include Mines. v. Everit Macy. j..
willis Martin, Charles w. McAlpin. D.
Hunter McAlpin, Jr., Clarence Blair
Mitchell, Lewis Rutherfurd Morris.
Richard l.. Morris Henry Fairfield Os-
BORN. H. Hobart Porter, Philip Ashton
Rollins. Charles Steele. John A. Stewart.
Ir.. Oakleigh Thorne and Cornelius Van
derblt
Also Mines. Hugh D. Auchncloss.
George Blumenthal, Arthur Osgood
Choate, William Andrews Clark, s. Van
r. Crosby, Henry w. de Forest, Charles
Dana Gibson, Henry F. du Pont, John
Henry Hammond, Joseph Wright Harri-
man, Theodore A. Havemeyer c. Oliver
Iselin. Walter Jennings. Otto II. Kahn
and Browne Keech.
There will be matinee dancing each
day with a fashion show as an added
attraction AS usual there will be a
large Junior committee, the members of
which will include the Misses Lucille
Baldwin. Janet Brewer. Dorothy Glenn
ems. Gwendolyn Coombe, Anita Dam
rosch. Clarisse de Rham, Marguerite
Doubleday, Jean Fletcher, Betty Jack
son. Constance Jennings. Katherine
Kent. Ethel King, Katharine Knapp,
Marie r. Lamarche. Helen Lee, Edith
Marshall. Katherine Morris Gertrude
Ogden. Peggy Paris. Adele Ryan, vir-
ginia Ryan, Katharine Speers, Clara
Worlum. Isabella Wood and Melissa
| Yuille.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

~ ANCES were the chief attrac-
tions last week. One of the
- largest was tie annual Dixie
dinner dance Of the New York South
ern Society on Tuesday evening at the
Hotel Astor. on the same evening
the Delta Upsilon Associated Clubs OF
Greater New York gave their first an
nual supper dance at the Hotel Bilt-
more, and on Thursday evening, Bee
thoven Society held it's second pa
troness dance at the Hotel Plaza,
where on Tuesday evening the Lebbog
Circle OF the Silver Cross Day Nurs-
cry had a dance following the per-
formance of Scandals of the Shore,
a musical comedy given by members
of the circle for the benefit of the
it's annual ball on Monday evening at
the Hotel Plaza and on Thursday eve-
ming a dance was given at the Wal
orf-Astoria for the benefit of the
Free Industrial School for Crippled
Children, under the auspices of the
officers of the school.
The program for the coming week
will be a varied one and will includ,
the second evening concert of Rubin
stein Club. followed by dancing at tie
Waldorf-Astoria. where on Wednes-
day morning Verdi Club will have a
musicale. The Professional Woman's
League will celebrate its twenty-ninth
birthday with reception, music and
dancing at the Hotel McAlpin on
Tuesday evening, and Athene Club will
celebrate its eighth anniversary with
an interesting program on Thursday
at the Waldorf-Astoria. Educational
and presidents day will be observed
at the March luncheon of the Ameri-
can Criterion Society on Friday at the
Hotel Commodore. New York Mozart
Society will give it's fifth morning
musicale, luncheon ard dance on Sat-
urday at the Hotel Astor and to-
morrow the annual meeting of the
girls branch of the Public Schools
Athletic League will be held at the
home of Mrs. Willard Straight.
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New York Theater
Social Day Meeting

The New York Theater Club. Mrs.
Belle de Rivera, president, held It's So
cial day meeting on Tuesday at the
Hotel Astor. Mrs. Orislcine Caspar
Cypiot, was chairman OF the day and
presented an interesting program. Tony
serg was the principal speaker OF the
afternoon. and took for his subject MY
Experience as an Illustrator" Nine.
Olga petrova gave n brief talk on
Modern Woman" and recited some of
her own poems. s. Clarke Morrell.
tenor. sang a group Of songs and Sidney
Blackmer related his mountain expert
ences in the South while preparing his
part In the play THE Mountain Man"
He also sang one OF the mountaineer
songs. entitled "Sighing Pines Calling
70 Me" The program closed with mo-
ton pictures.
Mrs. Emma Kip Edwards. chai--
man OF matinees. announces that the
club will attend two matinees during
March. on the 4th to see THE White
Peacock" and on the 22d TO see Law
ful Larceny"
legislative League. Mrs Thorn 4
Slack president. will meet Thursday ~
ths Hotel Astor. Mr.. John Lathrop will
n. tho principal speaker and will take
for his subject National and Inter
rational Aspects OF the Food Problem -
Miss Daisy Gaus chairman OF legisla-
ton OF the City Federation, will give a
short talk on pending legislation.
Mrs. Slack announces that the club
win have a luncheon and afternoon pro-
Sram on March 30 this being the first
celebration % the kind by the league
since 1917. Mfa Helen Matthew Is
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
American Women
Plan Benefit for
ROumanian bieS
Princess BibescO Is Honorary
Head of New War Orphan
Fund Movement.

A SIGNIFICANT sign of the times
~ in international good will is the
organization of a Rumanian
war orphan benefit by American
women. Thousands of Rumanian babies
were left fatherless and motherless
during the world war BY the pro-
ceeds OF a benefit to be held March 10
in the Hotel Plaza their care and sup
port will be insured for a certain
period.
Prince Bibesco. Rumanian Minister TO
the United States, will act as honorary
chairman and Princess Bibesco as hon
orary president. Major Radu Irmescu
or 723 Seventh avenue will be treasurer
OF the fund. The patronesses include
Mrs. Otto II. Kahn, Mrs. Noble McCon-
nell. Mrs. Edward Mcvickar. Mrs. Og-
den Reid Mrs. @. Vernon Rogers. Mrs.
a. J. Oakley Rhinelander. Mrs. Louis
Livingston Seamon, Mrs. s. Breck r..
Trowbridge. Mrs. George w. Wander
bilt and Mrs. T. Tileston Wells.
Miss Claudia Muzio OF the Metropoli-
tar Opera will sing. Princess Bibesco
will speak and there is to be a fashion
show. Tickets are on sale at the Plaza,
Ritz-Carlton and Ambassador hotels.
Well known amateur theatrical
groups who Will be represented at the
annual dinner of the New York Drama
League on March s at the Waldorf
Astoria include the Century Theatcr
Club, the Gardens Players OF Forest
Hills, Wayside Players OF Scarsdale,
Theater Arts Magazine. the Sharks,
and the Amateur Comedy Club, for
which tables have been reserved. Nor.
ris Gest and Nikita Balieff will be
among the guests of honor Special en-
tertainment numbers by well known
stage folks will follow the dinner.
The Women's Harding and Coolidge
Club will have its monthly program and
luncheon az the Hotel Marie Antoinettc
next Thursday
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Rubinstein to Give It's Second Evening Concer-Verdi
Musicale Wednesday-Mozart Will Have
Luncheon and Dance Saturday

chairman of the luncheon and Mrs. A.
V. Orr of program. On their commit
tees will be Mrs. William J. Martin.
Mrs r. p. Mccormick, Mrs. +. A. Cor
nelius. Mrs. NJ. I. Nixon, Mrs. F. Il.
Bradner. Mrs. w. w. Welch, Mrs. Will
lam G. Demarest and Mrs. John Joseph
Macdonald. All members and friends
are invited to this social function, and
reservations may be made by applying
to Mrs. Matthew, Hotel Ashton, Ninety
third street and Madison avenue.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

The guests will include officers from
Governors Island. the Brooklyn Navy
Yard and the battleship Maryland.
The fellowship Is a Protestant Epis-
copal charitable institution founded by
the late Bishop Potter. 1t is non-seo-
tartan and is designed to aid in the
religious and moral safeguarding OF
young men and women strangers in the
city.
Much interest Is being shown In the
spring festival and bazaar to be held
at the Hotel Plaza on March 81 and
April l for the benefit of the Fedora.
ton for Child Study and the Madison
House. There will be many attractive
booths. including the book shop. for
tune telling. side shows for children
and hat stall. There will be dancing
both afternoons and evenings. also pro-
fessional dancing. Tables have been
taken in the tea room by Mrs. Sidney
Borg. Mrs. Leopold Bache. Mrs. Ben
jamin Stern. Mrs. Joseph Seidenberg.
Mrs. William Stern and Mrs. Alfred
Wolf Mrs. Leopold Roosbach Of 9 East
Eighty-eighth street is chairman of the
bazaar.
Under the auspices OF Euteroe Club a
memorial service in honor Of the late
president. Mrs. Alcinous Berton Jamison.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
)GRAM OF ACTIVITIES TO INTEREST WOMENS CLUBS
Professional Woman's League Will Celebrate It's
Twenty-ninth Birthday With Reception-Cr Criterion
Plans March Luncheon-Athene to Celebrate

diers and Sailors Club; Miss Annie B.
Duncan. head OF Jane A. Delano Post,
American Legion; Miss Winifrid Nc
Ney, who har charge of the largest
Red Cross hut center In France; Miss
Anna Mcintyre. Miss Caroline Olney
and MaJor-Gen. George d'Hedberg of
the imperial Russian army.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Girls School League
Branch Will Meet

Mrs. Willard d. Straight will open her
home, 1880 Fifth avenue. New York.
tomorrow afternoon for the sixteenth
annual meeting of the Girls Branch of
the Public Schools Athletic League.
Interesting features of the meeting
will be the showing of a motion picture
film depicting the various activities car
ried on by the Girls Branch for the ele-
mentary and high school girls Of Greater
New York. and the explanatory talk by
Mrs. Henry Potter Russell. Officers will
be elected.
Among those on the committee are
Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Morris, Mrs
William A. Delano, Miss Martha Lincoln
Draper. Mrs. Cleveland II. Dodge, Mrs
Egerton L. Winthrop, Mrs. Richard Aid
rich, Miss Julana Cutting. Mrs. Howard
Cushing. Mrs. Edward c. Delafield, Mrs
Gustavus Town Kirby, Mrs. Martin vo-
gel. Mrs. Stanley Richter, Miss Gather
Inc S. Leverich. Mrs. John Garrett I'M
derhill. Mrs. Nelson Hiss, Mrs. william
G. Wilcox. Miss Margaret ID. Levericb.
Mrs. st. Clair McKelway. Mrs. James
Creelman, Mrs. Lorillard Spencer, Mrs
Alfred Seton Post and Miss Mary Nor.
gan Newport
There was large attendance yester-
day at the second in the series OF card
parties being held under the auspices
of the Ursuline Provincial Auxiliary,
Miss Teresa S. Moriarty. president. 20
gain funds for the rebuilding OF the
Ursuline Novitiate, recently DESTROYED
by fire. The card party yesterday was
at the Waldorf-Astoria and the hostesses
included Mrs. Leo ]. O'Donovan. Mrs
Alfred r. Poirier and Mrs. Martin T.
Garvey.
About 1000 attended the annual ball
Of the Tennessee Society on Monday
evening at the Hotel Plaza. The ball
was arranged by the alumni of the
University of Tennessee. University Of
the South and the Vanderbilt University.
During the evening telegram was re-
ceived from the president of the Ten
nessee Society, Mr.. Malcolm Meacham,
who is now at Palm Beach, wishing for
the success OF the ball. The committee
in charge was composed OF DR. w. L.
Sneed. Or. J. T.. j. King, the Messrs.
Harris L. Wofford James r. Alley, Co
ran r. Capshaw, John L. Smith, Hulon
Capshaw. George w. Ochs-Oakes. Frank
X. Houston, Charles Cason. 8. v. Gar
diner. Phelan Beale. Malcolm Fooshee
and Charles Minor.
On Saturday. March 4. the regular at
ternoon reception and dance sponsored
by Mrs. Anna Mae White will take
niacr nj the Hotel plaza
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Dance of Strangers
Welfare Tomorrow

The annual dance of the Strangers
Welfare Fellowship Is to be held in the
Hotel Biltmore tomorrow night. Mrs,
James B. Wasson of West Eighty-sec
ond street is chairman of the committee.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Manhattan Planning
Benefit Card Party

The Manhattan Matinee Club. Mr..
Jessie Emerson Moffat president, will
meet tomorrow at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Mrs. G. Henderson Clarke will give i
reading on THE One Act Play" and a
discussion of "Bombo" and up in the
Clouds" will follow. These plays we;e
recently attended by the members On
March an evening theater party has
been arranged by the hostess, Mrs.
Oscar A. Gemunder. THE Blushiug
Bride" is the play selected.
Great interest Is being taken by the
members in the large card party to be
held early in the spring at the Waldorf
Astoria for the benefit of the Philan
thropic Fund.
benefit bridge party will be given 0
Tuesday at the Waldorf-Astoria, the
proceeds to be used for the support OF a
home founded by Anna Pavlowa, for
Russian orphans at Bis Rue du
Cheminde Fer, Saint Cloud, Paris. The
party will be under the direction Of Mrs.
Emma p. Reilly of 467 West 1880 street
Phalo. Mrs. Eugenia NJ. Chapman
president, will be entertained tomorrow
by Mrs. Albert A. Snowden and Mrs.
Edwin F. Valentine at the Iatte-s
home. 1902 Union street. Brooklyn.
Drama" will be the subject of the day
and a talk on The Ore Act PLAY" will
be given by George Alison.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
Author Addresses
Manhattan Study

a meeting OF the Manhattan Study
Club Mrs. Edith r. Pearsens president.
was held on Monday at the studio OF
Susan Richer Knot. 119 East Nineteenth
street. Mrs. Knot was the hostess. The
speakers OF the day were Mrs. Harriet
T. Comstock, who read from her new
book "At the Crossroads" Mrs. Isabel
Flske Conant. who read some of her
own poems. and Miss Grace Hazen. who
talked on hand made Jewelry and showed
examples Of her work. Afterward tea
was served.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

Under the auspices OF the philan-
thropic committee, Miss Mary Jordan
Baker, chairman and treasurer. a card
party will be given on Friday afternoon
March 10. st the residence OF Mrs. Otto
Mates. 24f West Fourteenth street
Tickets may be obtained from Miss
Baker, 35f West lfith street.
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On Saturday. March 4. the regular at
ternoon reception and dance sponsored
by Mrs. Anna Mae White will take
place at the Hotel Plaza.
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Under the auspices OF Euteroe Club
memorial service In honor Of the late
president, Mrs. Alcinous Berton Jamison.
will be held on Thursday afternoon,
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

The Women's Harding and Coolidge
Club will have its monthly program and
luncheon az the Hotel Marie Antoinette
next Thursday.
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ANCES were the chief attrac-
tions last week. One of the
largest was tie annual Dixie
The Washington times., 1922-05-31

MARSH, of North Carolina, and Cadet
John Battle Horton and Joseph u.
Horton. brothers Of the bride, will
be ushers.
The maid.of. honor will wear an
evening gown of periw1nkle blue
;affeta, made on simple lines, with
a high neck line and tiny puff
sleeves. Her picture hat Of silver
lace has long streamers ,of silver
lace, and she will carry an arm fun
( pink roses.
The bridesmaids will be dressed
alike In pink taffeta gowns. made
like the maid OF hpnor's and will
also wear silver lace hats. They will
carry arm bouquets of pink sweet
peas.
Little Miss Dixie Lyon. niece of
the bridegroom, who will be flower
girl, will wear a dainty frock OF
white neck and will carry a basket
Of pink rosebuds.
Among the out of town guests who
are here for the wedding are Judge
c. c. Lyon, OF Ellzebethtown. N. C..
father Of the Bridegroom: Mrs, J. J.
Shea, OF New York: Mrs, Maude
McCalmy. Of Wadesboro. N. c.. and
Miss Margaret Clark. OF Elizabeth
town. d.
MRS. Shea, VINO If staying al "aru-
man Park Hotel, entertained a party
OF twenty. including the bridal
party at the supper dance there last
night in honor Of the bride and her
fiance.
After a wedding trip, Colonel Lyon
and his bride will be at home at
2l4l Mt. Pleasant street.
Mrs. Lyman B. Swormstedt. presi.
dent Of the Women's City Club.
will he hostess In the club tea room
for the first ten days in June. To-
morrow afternoon. when she will
receive for the first time. Mrs.
Swormstedt will be assisted by Mrs.
';lliott Woods and Mrs. Richard
| Dean.
Mrs. c. Mathews Dick has re-
urned to her home. 1922 Sixteenth
street, after spending two weeks as
the guest Of Mrs. o: G. Smith at
the St. Regis, New York.
Mrs. Thomas c. Martin and Miss
Peggy Martin. who were recently
at the Lafayette Hotel for a short
visit. are now in New York and are
stopping at the Hotel Chatham.
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GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH FRECKLES
AND WHITEN SKIN

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
into a bottle containing three
ounces of Orchard White. which
any drug store will supply for a
few cents. shake well. and you have
a quarter pint OF the best freckIe
and tan bleach. and complexion
whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the face. neck,
arms and hands each day and see
how freckles and blemishes bleach
out and how clear, soft and rosy.
white the skin becomes.
ment.