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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-12
Build Memorial
To Gen. Gorgas

ANCON, Canal Zone, Panama, May
12.--(U. P)-The laying Of the corr
nerstone of the building to be erected
in Panama by the Gorgas Memorial
has been postponed until February I,
1928. 1t was intended to lay the stone
during the visit to the .Isthmus of DR..
Richard Strong, director of the School
of Tropical Medicine of Harvard Uni
versity and member of the governing
board of the Gorgas Memorial. but on
the suggestion of Admiral Braisted
and others the ceremony was deferred
until next year, on the occasion of "
visit of a group from the american
College of Surgeons. %E.G@
This group from the College Of Sur
geons, numbering several hundred are
planning trip through South Ameri-
ca to hold clinics in the principal
cities 1t is expected that they will
hold clinic in Panama. In any
event the party will cross the Isthmus.
That time is to be taken for the laying
of the cornerstone of the Gorgas Me-
mortal building whichiis to be erected
here. a ---
The building in Panama for the
Gorgas Memorial is to be devoted to
research in tropical medicine and
sanitation, and will house laboratories
as well as executive and record offices.
etc. 1t will be built on the seafront.
close by the new Santo Thomas Hos
pital, overlooking, the. Pacific. Its,
cost is estimate ID at about s50Q,000.sE !
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-12

Mr. and Mrs. F. T. George returned
from Portland Thursday morning,
where they had been business visitors
since saturday night.
Carl Weinke, a farmer southeast OF
town, was here Thursday.
Miss Gladys Wold, who has taught
the second grade in the local school
for the past two years, has been
elected to teach in Portland the en-
suing year. Miss Wolds parents re-
side in Portland
Miss Lois Gobbell, who is chief OPP
orator in the local office, went to
Pendleton Tuesday to attend meet
ing of the telephone chiefs,
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Price the latter part of last
week.
Fred Van Horn, farmer from the
Buttes, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs, Tony Gutierrez was visiting
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-12

did not do as much damage in this
locality as in many places, according
to reports.
The collision of the Frank Sailing
car and Waitsburg, Washington car
on the highway near the JOS. Ramos
place Tuesday, resulted in the Wash
/ ington car being badly damaged,
| while Fortunately the occupants of the
car escaped with few cuts and
bruises
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Martin and
son, Victor Jr., of Stanfield, were vis-
itors in Echo Tuesday.
r. G. Saylor, a farmer from Butter
creek, was in town Tuesday.
Il. p. Dodd of Hermiston, was hero
on business Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Drew, +. C.
Wooton, and I. M, Peterson were :
ner guests at the Gaylord Madison
home on Butter creek Sunday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-12

friends in Pendleton the first of the
week.
I Grant Buchanan was here Monday
! from his home on Butter creek.
Mrs. II. Mccormack was transact
ing business in Pendleton Wednesday.
Miss Rita Vey of Pcndleton, is WIS.,
iting at the home of her sister, Mrs
Mary Pedro.
Waldon Rhea of Westland,' was in
! town on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. $. Kerr of Nolin.
were visitors in Echo Thursday.
Gaylord Madison, his mother, Mrs
l.. Mathers and Marion Mathers mo
tored to Portland Thursday.
], L. Hofnagle spent Wednesday
Pendleton.
Fred Depperman, a wheat farmer
near Butter creek, was here attending
to business Tuesday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-12
Dying Queens
Wish May Save
CaVeH'S Betrayer
RY nj H sHEFFIFi.n-


United Press staff COrrespoRdent.)
BRUSSELS. May IA, dying
Queens last wish, hreathed sixty years
ago as she lay on her deathhcd in her
brussels Palace, is expected to save
the life of Armand Jeannes. Convict
ed spy and alleged bstrayer of Nurse
Cavell
Jeannes sits in cell at Mons fol-
lowing his conviction, awaitihs the re-
suit Of his appeal against the sentence
of death. He knows, almost certain
~. that he will not die because of his
/ betrayal of his country, but that his
sentence will be made one of life inn
I prisonment.
i There has been but one execution IN
Pelgium since 1862. Then four mem-
bers of the notorious BLACK Gang OF
robbers were executed on circpmstan-
|. tial evidence. Two of them, up to the
moment they were guillotined. swore
their innocence. .2s
Belgium has not yet recovered COM
pletely from the revulsion of feeling
among the population. Many people
believed the two Black Gangsters to
De innocent -. .sscs., 70
Inc queen ""o laotod
'hat Wheh sne was u'is'S sH0 80 ~,
promise iioin 'n -;
Woelo 40 All ne 'ou'0 ~ - 'e''"'
'al punishment l., oir
hie nip'isonn,e. 80" ~ ,s.a,,
eu' she saiu' "i'ne an i"'Ots"s =, - u.s..
Is uiluersolHs u, pu' - -, {"
P"i a'io" to' i''0" "a 49,, h,,,
since that 'u"y 'neie ,s,a "e' ,,',,o
one eAecut'oii-,i y, " 'o -,
uurlhs 'he war u utans sanooro,s .
sweetheart. Deoause - une "a go ,,,,.
eAamp'e az tiiiie ""e.s pe ~. ,,.a ,
ATTY was 'ii'e'''e''e" INV
executed. so,
IN belslunl now pel'U" oo .o,aa
ed 10 uea'h appeais iioii wy - a., =
ne REFUSES i'is eoun'v. " ~, go 49,;
puollc prosecutor "ppe
.ioh goes oeiore 'he "i'i'''e. =.
'lce' WHO 'iaNes ~ .n ~,
ways ior iehieheS' iii"' SoN"' w
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-12
UNLUCKY THIRTEEN

BENNINGTON, England, May 12.--
lis thirteenth accident proved fatal to
Ernest Watson. travelling salesman
Watson's brother testified at the in
luost that the dead man had had
twelve accidents in the last few years.
He had dreaded the thirteenth, fear
ing il would cause his death. He
broke'his leg. Though there was only
4 simple fracture. Watson's nervous
system gave way, paralysis set in and
he died.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-12

more and junior classes Of the high
school, plan to give a banquet May II
In honor of the senior class.
Miss Nell walker Alfred Cunha
and Homer Sailing, have sent their
announcements for commencement,
May 25.
Tommy Boylen Of Butter creek, was
in town Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Vey were in
Echo Monday from their ranch on
Butter creek.
The heavy frost of Monday night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-12
CO-EDS WIN SHOOT

OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallis, May 12.-Co-ed
rifle experts won from the Michigan
Agricultural college in the contest
last Saturday by 272 points, according
to scores received by mail. Aggie CO.
eds made 1885 to Michigan's 1868.
Negotiations for future matches, in
cluding one with the University of
Vermont. The Aggie women fired
seven matches this year, winning six
and losing one with the University of
Southern California, southern branch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-12
INJURIES SLIGHT IN
AUTO CRASH NEAR ECHO

tEast oregonian Specially
ECHO, May 12.--Joseph Cunha,
Sf', mas Just completed a double ga
rage OF tile on his home place.
Members of the freshman, sopho-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-12
The New Sweaters

In Regulation and Slip -on Styles.
All Colors-Plain and Novelty.
ALI Prices-$2.98 up to $500.
Smart Sweaters-Every One of
Them.
Garments that give both grace and
daintiness and that Fashion has ap-
proved for sports and outdoor wear.
Styles with round or V-shape neck, plain
or cuff sleeves, with or without belt.
they come In allwoOl, art silk, mohair,
silk and wool mixed or heavy .rgan-
zine silk. All colors In plain or fancy
weaves In plain shades or mixtures.
prices to suit all.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-12
Dress Goods

in desirable patterns, all weights,
all widths and all weaves. You
have choice from
SEIsGES, POPLINS, COATlNGS,
SKIRTINGS, WAISTINGS, CHEVIOTS,
BATISTES, CREPIIS, TWEEDS,
HONiESPUNS, VELOURS, TRICOTINES
POIRET TWILI,S, PLAIDS, STRIPES,
NOVELTIES, ETC. -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Big Sisters
Plan Costume Ball
At Forest Hills Inn
Event to Take Place Tuesday
Night: Scandals Of Shore
Is Rchearscd for Bcncfi:
Performance at the Plaza
Special D;epctch TO The Tr

'''0'fHf O,NpctcH 70 nc IrrtIlf
FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. l.,
Feb. IS. A costume dance will be held
IN the Forest Hills Inn Tuesday even
ing under the auspices of the
Greensboro Big Sisters. Mrs. Murray
Brown and Mrs. John NJ. Dcmarest
arc in charge. Patroncsses include
Mrs Burns Mantle, Mrs. A c. Wcss-
Thompson r. Sweeney. Mrs. II. Pushac
Williams, Mrs. Louis P. McGahie, Mrs.
John Curtiss. Mrs. n. R. Wilkes. Mrs.
X. W. Waddcll. Mrs. Harvey Warren,
Mrs. Aspnwald Goodrich, Mrs. Lester
Brlon, Mrs: II. W. Hardinge. Mrs. John
tass edy, Mrs Clifford Miller. Mrs.
Maud E: 5@dd. Mrs. Crawford, Mrs.
Nose and Mrs. rostcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Fullan. of
IVY Close, are entertaining rartv
to-nig ght at dinner dance in the Po-
nonok Country Club.
Aliss Elizabeth Burdick will enter
tam seventeen guests at a dinner dance
~ the Forest Hills Inn Tonight. Her
G9ests e, include Colonel and Mrs. Robert
" h'tc, MISS Frances Quinn, Mr.. and
~ Nti rs. .; Murch'son, Miss Msrgery Card,
MISS Gertrude Magnus, Mr.. and Mrs
cen, Miss Elizabeth Williamson. Mrs.
Aaailnc Stewart, Worth Col~cll, Fred
IL. hoschwitz and John johnson.
Inc members of the Lchbog Circle
OF the Silver Cross Day Nursery.
winch will give benefit performance
IN the Plaza on Tuesday, will rehearso
at the Inn to-day and remain for din
11er and dancing as guests of Allen r.
topping, of Forest Hills. Mr.. HOPPING
has written and is staging "Scanda IS
OF the Shore" which the Lehbog Circla
IS to present. Members of the cast in
gIude the Misses Dorothy Haight, Ruth
B. Sentner, Gertrude Tinck, Marie G.
Neubourg, Virginia Hendon. Eljzabcth
- Jaques, Marion Sentner. Marcaret
rarks, Mildred Wedekind, Eleanor
happes. Charlotte Schocrtarr. Fila
beth Moore, Helen Montross, Marie
Damon; also Howard II. Hopping. Au.
brey Sumner. Thomas ]. Farrell ir
walter Tips, Philip lockwood. Charles
~ Thomas Fowler. John p.ckens
Klchard Sentncr, David Ranlctt. Rus
sell Pruddcn, John Gettell. Albert
Jacob, Robert Bond David Crozier
" ade Oldham and John Kiluour.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Cay Season ut Belleair
Reaches Social Height
Many Prominent NortIierners
Are Registered at the Fash
iOnAhlc Relleyiew
Special Dispatch to The rribul

RELLEAlR, Fla., Feb lS--Thc sea-
son here is at its height. with promi-
nent persons from all parts of the
country having q jolly time motor<r-r
playing golf or tennis. swimming al
playing bridge or chess or just loatins
about the beautiful grounds or spacious
verandas of the Bellcview. Everybody
takes tea at Bellcair nowadays. The
tea hour comes when they're just be.
Ginning to get up an appetite for
dinner.
Tommy Armour, who is to be ths polf
secretary at the Westchester Biltn,ore
country Club at Re-. n. Y, came ao'gn
9prinG the week and has been Playing
s4ear goii.
Ny. and Mrs Earl. f. Carlcv enter
aimed during the week many 1isitins
fclks. Many lunchcons ard dinners
were also given at the Be!.eview.
Among the prom inent siaitols req
lstercd ut The Beilevicw are Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. .Shriver, New Rochelle; NJ
and Mrs. A. c. Emery Montclair. and
w. W. Wyneken, New York: G T. At.
erton, T. II. Dixon, W. II. Trottcr. r.
W. Harvey, Of PhiIadeph a; Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Taylor, New York; W. NJ
Ritter, Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. f. J .
Hood and H; W. Merit, Brookline,
Mass: Mr.. and Mrs. William Haywood,
Mrs. Philip Plant and w. III. Botsford
New York; Mrs. William S. Hilles, Will
mington, Del; s. M. Hammll and Fred
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Southern Society," $
Dixie Dinner Dance
AT Astor " WeeIncsdav
Prominent New York.
crs or Committee; An
nual Event Will Draw Pa
'ronagc l'vonn The South

The New York Southern Society. ono
Of the oldest social organizations in
this city, composed solely Of South
crners, will hold its annual Dixie din
r-dancc on Wednesday evening at the
Hotel Astor. The grand ballroom. rose
and laurel rooms VIII be used for tho
affair. Tables will hc arranged bv
states and will bear state banners.
Three members from each state have
ncen chosen for the floor committee
ana ana WI lnclude Amos /. Beatty. WI
!iam G. Bihh, + Eaybu1r Rissoll
Cha aries A. Boston, Thomas " Brander
Mort'me" N: b~cDnor. ". II. c.
Broughton, llUjon ~sosha~ William
Morton Garden. ilaI T. Corhcts {,.orre
U. Cross. Neil p. Cullum, Or. George F
DAVIS, Clarence Dillon. Waltn' y
Dixon, DR.. William r. Dodd. r. Colc-
man Gu Pont, Frank l.. Fuller. Norhorne
j.: Gatling, DR.. Thomas NJ. Grace
y marion Green Fgank 6. Hall, Luman
=. Handley, John Hanway. J. NJ. "
i''eS3, linus r hosmer, Dr.. Gustavus
a. Humphreys Cary r. i;utchinson
lcrcy Il. Johnston, Or. Harley B. Lind
say, David L. Luke, Edwin c. Luke.
David c. Mackey {. Tildcn Nat4nv
lliam Wilson Nill,r, Sidney r Perrv
lanes 3. Pike, Albert Rawlins. DR. 10,
sePh NJ. Rector. Walter c. Shonnard
Albert A. Springs, Eugene ". Stetson
+. J. /. Stewart, a. Wells StunD. Jsnas
l.. Taylor, Robert Gordon Thach John
Carl Vance, Archibald r. Watson
LoVls {. White, Oscar +. Williams and
Z. Bright Wilson.
Patronesscs for the dinner dance in
clude Mrs. Robert Adamson Nrs
george g. Allen, Mrs. William, A. Bar
per- Mrs. William A. Barber IT., Mrs.
1eorge Gordon Battle, Mrs Amos /.
beaty' Mrs. George Huston Rel. Mrs.
:. Reading Bertron, Mrs. Charles A
1'::st'' nos1on' Mrs. Thomas W. Brander, Mrs.
William h. c. Broughton Mrs. LEROY
broun, Mrs Robert L. Brown Nfrs
Mortimer n. Buckncr, Mrs. J. Herbert
Claiborne. Mrs. Barron G. Collier. Mrs.
Floyd 5. Corbin, Mrs. George E. Davis.
MIS-. Clarence Dillon, Mrs. Walter E.
Dixon, Mrs. j. Fletcher Farrell. Mrs
r, "A. 5. Franklin Mrs Frank l.. Fuller.
MIS-; John Strothers Gaines jr.. Mrs,
!. Foster Gaines, Mrs. Norborne p
Gatling, Mrs. Stuart GibDonev. Mrs
Bennett L. Gill, Mrs Charles NJ. Crant
and Mrs. j. W. Hall.
Also Mrs. Luman s. Handlcv Nrs
John Hanway, Mrs. Alfred W. Hav-
wood, Mrs. Leonard l.. Hi. Mrs
Frank l.. Hilton, Mrs. Linus P. Hosmer
Mrs: Percy H. Johnston, Mrs. Martin
". Littlejohn Mrs Robert S. Lovett
Mrs. David L. Luke, Mrs. william
Gibbs McAdoo, Mrs Walter +. Me-
Sorkle, Mrs. Samuel McRoberts, Mrs
David c. Mackey, Mrs f. Tildon Mot.
tox, Mrs: Bedell Parker, Mrs. Juijus
Parker. Mrs. Arthur W Penniman. Ms
James B: Fike, Mrs. Adolphus Racan.
Mrs. /: Darlington Semple, Mrs. VA.
ter {. Sheppard, Mrs. Otis Smith. Nrs
Albert A. Springs, Mrs. Eugene W
Stetson, Mrs. Ernest II. Stires. Mrs.
Archibald K. Watson, Mrs. James Os-
car Williams, Mrs. Oscar r. Williams
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
" omen's Press Club
Annual Breakfast
Set for Saturday
Newspaper Men and Women
Will Be Speakers at the
Event at Waldorf: Varied
Music Program Planned

lhe annual breakfast Of the Won
ems Press Club will be held in the
Astor Gallery Of the Waldorr-Astoria
on Saturday at noon. Mrs. Haryot Holt
Dcy Will give tho greeting. The chair
man OF the day is Annette Wynre. All
INC speakers and many Of the guests
"'II De representatives, of the press.
Carl A. Van Dorcn will speak on
"What Women Can Do for the Press
Jonn Y. \. eaver will read from his
new book, an America" ". f. Au2h-
inbaueh will tell of Newspaper and
Advertising Problems in South Amer
ica.' Mary Austin will tell Of "Wom
ems Ncws Service" "Thc Critic and
His Obligation" Will be the subject of
Havrah Hubbard
Ihc music program viii be in charge
of Nine. Won klenncr. chairman Of
music. Violin solos will be plavcd bv
the Czecho- -Slovak musician. Milan
'Iusk. Mile. Els Butler, of the Yien-
nesc Opora House. will sing soprano
solos accompanied by Nine. Ludmila Y.
Wetche. Hubert Iinscott. barytone,
will sing an old Irish song with Kath-
crime kcrrin at the piano.
The Very Rev. Oscar =. f. Trcdor
VIII elVc the Invocation. Among the
guests Will b" the Hon. Helen II. Gar
dcner, Mrs. Lottir Blair Parker. Nine.
Carlo Polifenc. Mrs. Grace Strachan
Forsythe: Herbert Croly, Arthur NJ.
Howe, Virginia Rodorick, Edwin Mark
ham, Frederick A. Stokes, Lola Ridge.
Anna Wynnc Organ. Mrs Lcona Pat
terson Tillcr. Mrs Ruth Mason Rice.
Mrs. a. ~. Palmor Mrs f. II. Maynard
Mrs. Richard NJ. Chapman. Mrs. Ada
Orme Dupuy. Mrs. r. Edison Doolittlc.
Mrs Walter $. Comfy. Mrs. Oscar r. f.
redor, Mrs. W. L. Aughinbaugh and
Mary Garrett Hey.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Child Welfare Convention
OF Women Scouts FRIDAY
New York City Federation Will Hold Session al
Cafe Boulevard; Marquette Club Plans Big
Washingtons Birthday Dance

the New City
Nj. is be
Child Welfare
hold child Friday
viii he their this subject during the
Welfare of
to be a b
followed the the by fifteen "Thoe
be penns ylvana
by following
'Americanzaon Mrs William B. chairman
Mrs Theodore NJ Hardy, "Chd Welfarc
chairman "Eduaton Miss katherine Blake
The object will be eliminating
iteracy born
affecting schools introduced legislature
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Poland Springs Colony
Rcycls in Winter Snnr,

POLAND SPRINGS, Me-, Feb 1s-
nmong the guests taking advantage Of
the splendid weather to ski, toborran
ma SKATE ere Clinton Elliott jr.. a.
miral Jean Englis, c. F. HUNTINGTON
MrAart l., Fatragut Sewalr Howell
Van Nostrand, of New York; Juljan
S,,'oan. Of Paris and Picking; Frank
Mauran y, ]r OF Providence, Z. J.. and
g :, NJ. Ihayer and Arthur SewalI, Of
! A hockey team of the Yale Wan
brothers, defeated the Mansion Honea
team in close and thrilling nanao
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Fourth Dinner Of
N. Y. Drama League
TO BE Held March ;
10 Persons Selected by Jury
for Contributions to The
Theater During Year vii!
BE Honor Guests at Affair

Among the hosts and hostcsscs at
the fourth annua! dinner IF the New
York Drama League to be held Sunday
evening, March 5, nj the Waldorf
Astoria, will be Mrs. John Alexander,
Mrs Axcl o. lhlscna, Mrs. 4. NJ. Dodge,
Walter 1Iartwig, Mrs. Lewis NJ lsaacs,
Mrs. Dudley Van Holland, Mr.. Koiin
Kirby. Mrs. Langdor Gcer. Mrs. Yer
non Radcliffe, Mrs. Ben Ali lIaggin, Dr..
w. =. Northrup. Mrs. Kate Douglns
Wiggin. Mrs. J. Henry Lancashire, Mrs.
Annie Nathan Meyer, Mrs. W. II Cary,
Mrs. Frank Tucker, Mrs. J. y. Curt =,
Mrs J. Brcuchard, Mrs. Edmund f.
Burton and Mrs. +. A. Kimball
The ten persons chosen by special
rnmatic jury Of the New York Drama
,cayue AS being the ton most important
the last years history Of the stage,
i'll be guests of honor st the aNnUaI
inner, together with Nikita BajlcT.
irector Of tn" "Chauvc-Souris," from
oscow. The list comprises Lee Simon
on his fine stage settings in the The
ter Guild productions; Eugene O',<eil,
or his plays Anna Christie" aud "The
Straw; Pauline Lord, for her acting
in "Anna Christic"; Eva lie Gallcnnc,
for her acting in "Liliom"; Thomas
".fred, for his new color organ; Al
Ian Pollock, for his acting in the lead
ing role in "a Bill Of enforcement" !;
Emery Pottle. author Of "Thc Hero;
Augustine Duncan. for his striking
work as producer and actor: the Misses
Lewisohn. for their outstanding produc-
tions at the Neighborhcod Playhouse.
and Robert Edmund Jones, for his
artistic stage settings. Serving on tho
jury were Bruce Blvcn, Haywood
Broun, John Farrar, Sidney Howard. 3.
". Hucbsch, Hatcher Hughes, Kenneth
Mcgowan. Alexander Woollcott Mon
trosc j. Moses, Thomas Wood stevens,
Dhan Gopal Mukcrji and LOUIS Untcr-
myer
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

A reception and lecture VIII De given
for the benefit of the New York Home
FOR Homeless Poys next Sundav after
noon IN the music room Of The Biz
more. There viii be a musical pro-
gram and Mrs. Marguerite Baker Har-
ri9on VIII give an account of eighteen
Hoaths experiences in Russia. With
personal rccoilect.ons of people whom
She has met and her experiences dur
M, ten months in prison, from which
She was released only last August.
The patroncsscs are Mrs. J +. A
d1ed, Mrs Sherwood Aldrich. Mrs. Sam
Auchincloss.. Mrs. George Gordon Bat
tie, Mrs. Clarence Chapman. Mrs. p.
Crawford Clark, Miss Lelna Clark
Mrs. frastus Cravath, Mrs. PAU Cra-
Vath. Mrs. Drcxcl Dahlgren, Mrs. Chez
ter Dane, Mrs. Arthur +. Duel. Mr..
George +. Dyer. Mrs. Andrew FlcAcner.
Mrs LHlisN Floyd Jones. Mrs. Robe.
franks Mrs, F. 4. 5. Franklin. Mrs.
William b. Franklin, Mrs. Edward I.
Frost, Mrs. John Griffiths, Mrs. Edwin
Gould, Mrs. vi. Hagemeyer, Mrs. {. y.
Halsey. Mrs F. W. jackson. Mrs. Va.
ter b. Jennings. Mrs. L. H. Lathrop
Mrs. }. Llneau. Mrs. Ethelbcrt |. Low.
Mrs. Herbert Mcbride, Mrs. !. Mark
ham Marshall, Mrs. II. Snowden Mar
snail. Mrs. Reve Merritt, Mrs. John c
Moore. Mrs. Monson Morris. Mrs. Her.
bert l.. Pratt. Mrs. Theodore II Proc
Nrs. William Ncss Proctor. Mr.. Ralni'
Hainslord. Mrs. Marion Randolph. Nj
Jane du 4. Robert. MsS. Arthur n. d,
MSS Elsie Schefer. Mrs. Arthur Sin
CLAIR Mrs. Cecil ShaicroSs. Mrs. WI
nam stafford. Mis- +. T. S.ockwcll
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
February Card Party of
Erama Comedy Tomorrow

Erama Comedy Tomorrow
Drama Comedy. Edyth Totten pres-
dent, will hold its February card party
to-mcrrow Afternoon at the Hotel
Astor. The chairman will be Edwin
Totten.
On February "a. Friday review, tho
dramaloguc by Carl Fique. with in
terprctiye music, VIII be "Thc Danis
cnehs. Inc guests of honor VIII be
Mrs l!'lam Cumn.~-y story. Mrs.
ANei o: lhlseng representing the Dick
ems Fellowship; Mrs. Thomas j Y;v.r.,-
president Of the Congress Of Sta,,. :o-
cletlcs; Mrs. j. ". Loeb, president Rav
Current Events; Mrs. Julian Heath
president Of the National Housewives
League
Mrs O. c. Cypiot, one of the vice
presidents of the New York Theatc.
Club. Mrs. Belle dc Rivera. pres,oen,
Will be chairman Of program at tha
soclal day N.' citing to be held on Tues
day at the Astor. Tony Sare will c;yc
the principal address.
;. Clarke Morrell viii! sing. Tba
guests OF honor are Nine. Olga Petrova
sidney Blackmer. David Wark Griffith
al Jo'son and Miss Hida Spong.
dinner followed by theatcr
party was given on Tuesday even;no
by Ihcoria, Mrs. Harold George Wood
president and founder. Dinner wa
served in the clubroom of Theoria ot
DE nes Beaux Arts. The play seen was
Just Married." at he Nora Baves The-
htef Those entertnmng at dinnsr
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Burtis.
Mr.: Mr. and Mrs. John Shea. Miss Msnica
Doyle Mrs. Matthew looraY. MrS
kta2enginn, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. ph{l,ins'
Mrs; Guichard, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles =
lay 'or. Mr.. md Is. p. S. CLARK. Mr.
and Mrs: c. r. Hopkins Mr.. and Mrc
a. II: Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Saser'
MRS. William Hill snd DR.. and Mrs'
harold George Wood. The board of
council will meet with Mrs. Wood On
Thursday, March 2, at 1880 a. NJ. at
Hotel lie Marquis, IL East Thirty-hrst
Street.
Secret Service Night" will be held
by the University Forum Of America
next Tuesday at the Headquarters Of
the club, at 203 West Ninety third
Street.
William ]. Flynn, chief of the United
NtAtes Secret Service from 1910 to
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19
Notes of Womens Clubs-Affairs in Society

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NJ Yrs, james Z. Taylor. Mr.. po.
! ', ay'er' " r. W <. Tarlo-g l'ygsFs e.
oh"rles Joieriot Mr.. " o 5''r' Mr.
NJ, 4, i. .. Van DIR Pc. saa = - 'or9s,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-19

The Presidents ,f f4ss +, H..
r< fr. ae c .'eV
Theater Club. Mr. Harry + T,.. T..aIy
plfsii ar. IN nexf .r.l4s n The '.,'sS c~'s
Ballroom o. tho Ha o.ano5oS. o's'4
program de~o'ed ~ 'a-e1 s-ll 70 =
by Mr. and Mr. il- .taro ors,r. g.
At fae next Study uay Pie.
George BAKE. Harrara - wili ts',s. h -.
lecturer '''