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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

with Norma Talmadge starring
which hns been Mt tho RlaltO this
week, There was never anything
moro magnificent 10 look upon than
the French drawing roou~. scenes,
the grand ballroom with It's stately
march and minuet. The association
Of society graccs OF that period OF
time, when gentleman knew how
to bow ana iust how long, over q
lady's hand. There was taciustIon in
the slow moving graceful walk OF
both men and women ana Indy
knew the arts and wilcs Of flirting
against q huge foathcrCd and be-
jeweled fan, like mono know today
That Tulsa has book lovers l.
proven Miss McGlenn, at the pub
lie library, knows 1t, the book deal
ors know g.. ono knows that ones
friends read great deal ana go 81
proves i'srN. Tho new stories that
run sar.1lly through the popular
current marlaiUcs. are talked about
Nou viii hear a person say Il have
outlined n course ~ reading for tho
winter oud am going TO stay away
from the card table for the season. -
And Of course there ig no moro de-
liChtful way Of spending ones time
than with good book. The Tuorddy
Book clubs outline Of s&dy is elicit
ing unusual flnttDrlrE eminent and
many outside of the club are wish
ing that they were members that
they might have an opportunity 20
hear tho discussions on the m1guiii-
cent books that viii come under
their surveillance during the s"l<un.
Speaking OF talked about stories.
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afternoon OF Thursday. October &c.
Quito n large % company Of Tulsa
people Will attend.
Tho Sistcrhood OF Temple Israel
win give a card party IN the social
rooms at the temple on Thursday.
October 20
The Scsakwa club VIII glvo a
dance on Armlstico day eve, Novcm-
bcr 10
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A Announcements

The iu tial golf luncheon ~ the
autumual season win lo given az On,
Country club on Wednesday at 1890
O'Clock and play viii be enjoyed In
Tho afternoon, The play on trophies
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Of
Melonoy bride ot the
nndt " Mrs 10
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begins Mt this time. An interesting
program is announced for the
women who enjoy golf aut MIR,
Dana II. Kelsey Is announced as be
ing first this year to offer truphj
for the women golf players at the
Country club.
Invitations have been extended by
Mcsdamca charles Edgorton, claude
Taylor, Burch Burnett and ErneHt
IL. Munger to a large afternoon
bridge party which they viii vo
nt tho Napmlna Country clnh on Tho
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The Washington herald., 1922-05-20

George r. Downey. Of washington
will take place at 4:30 o'clock
June !. The ceremony will be per-
formed in New York in 81.
Bartholomew's Church by Right
Rev. Chauncey Brewster. Ep,scopa,
Bishop of Connecticut The we'd
ding party will include Miss Helen
Lee, as maid of honor; Mrs. casimir
de Rham, Mrs. Allan McLane, jr..
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston. jr.. Miss
Mary Davis Landstreet. Miss Flor
ence WAGER Ellsworth. Mss Harriet
Pratt. Miss Betty Thompson and
Miss Virginia Van Ingen. all of New
York. and Miss Ailsaa Mellon. Of
Washington. d. C.. and Miss Edith
Ann Rea. Of Pittsburgh. Fairfax
Downey will be best man and the
ushere will be DIR. y. stuart Land
street. jr. e. p. Borden Frank
Maursn, H Thomas Richardson
Howard B. Dean, George Scott. Law
renee r Van 1nsen, OF New York
F. NJ Thayer, Of Philadelphia: FL
lott Wooley. Of Brooklyn: Arthur
Crunden, OF st. Louis. and Lucius r,
Robinson. jr.. of Hartford. Conn. :
reception at the Colony Club
at O'Clock will follow the church
ceremony
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
What's Going
On Today

Rand COnccrt-u. s. Marine Rand. Taylor
BnnSon. second leader, Potomac Park. 5
..
Ladies SiFht-Unirersity Club. Kentucky
music featured $50 p m.
Field Meet-Boy Scouts, Wilson reserya-
tion. Burnt Mills. Nd. .. m.
Dsnce-Maryland State Society, Franklin
Square Hotel S:30 n. m.
Shsd Bake-Wsshington Board Of Trade
Chesapeake Beach. Trains leave 1880 a m
and p. m.
Organ Recital-CentraI High School. dane
Ing afterwsrd. r.
Lodge Meeting RriChtwood. No. 30 ] q.
q. p. BrEhtwood Masonic Temple. initia-
tory degree. p
Food Sale-Tskoma Park Baptist Ladies'
Aid Society. Cedar street Tskoms Park.
10 a. m.
Dance. Ohio tHrls Club. Mount Pleasant
Club rooms. Park savings Rank. Fourteenth
and Kenyon streets northwest. y. M
Dsnce-AmeriCau Women'S Legion IIIi
Vermont avenue northwest. y. m
BsnQuet-PoliticaI Study Club. Franklin
Square Hotel. 7:SO p.
Card Party-DOyRl Ladies Of Royal Ar
canum. Masonic Temple. Eighth and y
streets northwest. $50 p. m
Meeting-Poiitical Study Club. election Of
officers. Franklin Square Hotel. 3 p. m
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
RAVEN SOCIETY.
ELECTS MEMBERS
U. of Va. Honorary Scholar
ship Records Are Re- +,
warded.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va. MAY l9
AT a meeting Of the Raven Society
at the University OF Virginia, the fol-
lowing men were admitted to mem'
bership. The society Is named after
Poe's famous poem and membership
is based on scholarship and charac-
ter
Law Department-Thoma Nun.
ford Boyd. James Whitcomb Welch
AyIett Breckenridge Coleman. jr.
Harter Franklin Wright. Van Wir'
Marshall Andrews. Curtis Simpson
and Thomas Nelson Parker.
CoIleGe-Raymond Bennett Pinch.
beck, Benjamin May Baker. jr.. Rich
ard Alexander Csrrington. jr. Thad-
deus Braxton Woody. Eldridge Hous-
ton Campbell. jr.. William Tinsley
Dent
Engineering Department. - Newton
Jeffress Painter, Edgar Wilson Dare,
Charles Williamson Hudson and
Harry FetZer Bauserman.
Depa rtment Of Medicine-Monroe
Jacob Epting. jr., Robert Battaile
Hiden. Vincent William Archer and
Caldwell Jackson Stuart
Graduate Department - Lyttletor
Waddell Benjamin Guy Childs and
Morton Boyd
College at Large-William Thomas
Straley. Albert Austin Pearre, Theo-
dore Sullivan Cox and Elwood Frank
lin Nelson.
Intercollegiate Debating Team -
Paxton Hope Howard. Leonard Gas
ton Muse. Irving Edward Carlyle and
Oscar Bibh Lowman.
Law Review Board-Blackstone
Drummond Ayres
Journal OF Neutrality-suspicious.
Brooks Owen
Faculty-Prof. Charles A Graves,
Prof. Carroll Mason Sparrow and
Prof George Oscar Ferguson
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
School Boys Enter
Doughnut Race
Running and Eating Contests
To Feature Appeal for
Funds Today.
Today is Doughnut pay

iOuay IL DOuBnuul Day
Thousands of salvation Army
doughnuts viii be offered for lunch
and dinner to washingtonisns.
A special doughnut eating contest
Sill be held every hour on two
trucks which will tour the city.
A match relay race. in which huge
fourfoot doughnuts will be rolled
across the Ellipse by high school
boys will be held at noon.
Thousands OF doughnuts have
been given the Army by the Corby
Bakery. the Holmes Bakery. the Old
Dutch Market. the Occidental Hotel.
the White Cross Bakery. George
Arnhsim and the salvation Army
Hotel
As special inducement, a cellu-
loio sip has been put In number
Of dOugknuts Arrangements have
been made, to redeem the slips at
Army Headquarters I4I4 r street.
each being worth $3.50 in gold
officials of the army and navy
will watch both the running and
eating contests Prizes will be
avs rded by Marine officers. The
promise Of atte ndance as referee
has been secured conditionally from
Theodore Roosevelt. Capt John
Crafge. aide TO Gen. Lejeune. will
act az umpire.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
SIR ACCKLAND GEDDES
ENTEISl AIMS At DINNER.

The British Ambassador, Sir
Auckland Geddes. entertained at
dinner Thursday evening. when his
guests included Rt. Hon. Lord Inch
cape; his daughter. Hon. Elsie
Mackay; Philip Kerr. Capt. c. j.
Henry, Capt. S. r. Bailey. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Joyce Broderick, and
Hugh v. Tenant.
Lord Inchcape came to the United
States the middle of the week
aboard the White Star giantess Ma
jestic. Lord Inchcape-whou used to
be Sir James Mackay. a Scot of
Forfarshire-is a director of the
3 Suez Canal Company, leader in
the Indian trade. chairman of the
great Peninsular and Oriental
Steamship Company. and a factor
in a dozen other vast banking and
industrial organizations.
The British government has sent
him abroad on frequent missions
of a big-business character. In 1908
he was a delegate to confer with
the United States on the question
of introducing the gold standard
into Mexico and China. Lord Inch
cape is accompanied to the United
States by one of his charming
daughters. Elsie. who has just re-
turned to the parental roof after
a romantic but unhappy matrimo-
nial venture. which estranged her
from her family during the war.
Lord InChcape and his daughter
remained in this country only
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
MISS EDwARfs WILL DANCE
At rETE CHAMPETRE TODAY

Paul Gardner TchernikorTs first
dancer for the Fete Champetre to
be held today at Twin Oaks for the
benefit of Neighborhood Houss. win
be Miss Jess Edwards, OF San An
tonic, Texas. student Al the
King-Smith studios of this city.
She will be remembered AZ the fr,t
dancer of the Samson and DelI,ah"
production OF the Washington
Opera Company. Mr.. Tchernik of
has predicted great future for
her and next season PLANS to pre-
sent her In a novel series OF char
acter dances. Mr. Tchernikofrs
partner in an 1850 polka is Miss
Janet Justice. daughter OF Col. JUS
tice. Of this city. The costumes
have all been designed by Mr..
Tchernikoff. some Of them having
been batiked by him.
The program OF dances is as fol-
lows: Waltz (Strauss), Miles, Ed
wards and Bowen. Lynch, Yung-
Kwai. Kennedy. Smith. Payne.
Smoller. Mcdonnell; serenata Mos
kowsky), NJ. Tchernikofr; prelude
tRachmaninor). Mile. Edwards:
Scene Botticelli CKriesler). Mile.
Lynch. NJ. Tchernikoff Tzigane
Brahms). Mile. Edwards: 1850
polka CDrigo). Mile. Justice. NJ.
Tchernikoff. Pianist. sidney Clarke.
Great interest is being shown in
the bridke tables. Mrs. Wilbur J.
Carr Is chairman Of the committee
In charge Of the tables. assisted
by Mrs. Victor Kaufmann. Mrs.
Charles DENLY. Mrs. Cuno Rudolph.
Mrs. Malcolm McConihe and Miss
Clara Sproul.
All those who have taken card
tables are urged to bring cover,
cards. score tablet and pencils.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
MISS HELEN HILL HOPKINS
BRIDE OF VICTOR ZELoy.

Mrs. Randolph ID. Hopkins an
nounces the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Miss Helen Hill Hopkins. and
Victor Ivan Zelov. of Philadelphia,
which took place Thursday after
noon at o'clock in All Souls Mem
orial Church. Owing to the recent
death of the brides father. bride
and bridegroom were unattended
and only members Of the immediate
families were present! Miss Hop
kins' mother gave her in marriage.
Following a brief wedding trip.
Mr.. Zelov will leave for California
on an important business trip. Mrs
Zelov will not accompany him. as
she Is still suffering from injuries
received in the Knickerbocker DIS
aster. Mr.. Zelov. who Is a promi-
nent naval architect and marine
engineer, Is in business in Philadel-
phia and II is there that he and
his bride will make their home.
The bride will be given a medal
OF honor for her heroism in the
knickerbocker disaster on May 26
at the home of Secretary and Mrs.
Herbert Hoover by the Girl Scouts
organization. in which she is a most
active worker. The presentatiol q
this honor has been delayed because
of the condition of her health.
Mrs. G. Mason walker was hostess
at beautifully appointed luncheon
yesterday. followed by bridge. The
guest of honor was Miss Hortense
Harrison. Evans. of Richmond, who
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Jesse Lee
Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carroll
Glover, jr., will entertain at tea this
afternoon at their residence, Or
chard Hill. Massachusetts avenue
extended. There will be dancing.
Nine. Hauge will be hostess AZ
dinner this evening
The Overseas Writers will enter
tain at luncheon today in honor OF
the Chile and Peruvian delegates
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
NME. ZALDIvAR LEAVES
WITH HUSBANDS BODY,

Mime. Rafael Zaldivar has arrived
In New York and is the guest Of her
sister, Princess Ghika, at 81 East
Fifty-hfth street. She leaves toda y
for Salvador with the body of her
husband DR.. Zaldivar. who died Ia 81
saturday in Chicago. He formerly
was Minister Of Salvador In Wash
ingto:I and at the time OF his death
was the envoy Of Salvador In Guate-
mala
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
ST. ROSES SCHOOL
ELECTS OFFICERS.

At meeting at st. Roses In
dustrial school the following
women were elected to ONCE: Mrs.
n. ]. Callahan. president: Mrs. Mil
ton Allies and Mrs. William Ring.
vice presidents; Sister Dorothea,
treasurer: Mrs. Allen Pope. cores
ponding secretary. and Mrs. J. A.
Phelan. recording secretary. Cards
have been issued for the last meet
ing of this season to be held next
Wednesday evening.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
M fAKRIAGE
" LICENSES.

Unless otherwise specified. all the fol-
lowing applicants are from this city
Arthur +. Warren. 4a. and Emma Rola nd
Al. Rev W ] lyman.
Edward Brown. 30. and Margaret Hsrri
son, "a Rev. W. ] Howard
Otto Esser. -. and Marie Heller. a.. Rev
II. Schroeder
George 4 Ironside &c. Of Camp Humph
rsys. va. and Emma q. Wallace. % Rev
H. y Downs
John 7. Hopkins. 2s, and Elizsbe @
Cooksey. %, of Mount Victoria. Nd. Rev
J. A Cowan
Henry Brausr. % ~ Haveioek, Nsb
and Martha Beach. Is. of Lortou. Va
Rev. T. E. Davis
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
LEAGUE OF WOMEN
CALLS CONVENTION

ROCKVILLE. Md. May 19.-The
annual convention Of the Montgom-
cry County League of Women
Voters will be held in the assembly
room at the high school building
here on June 3.
Amons the speakers will be Mrs
Cha rles Elliott president OF the Mary
land League. and Miss Lavinia NJ
Engle. State manager.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
MARTHA WASHINGTON TEA
WILL DE GIVEN ON MONDAY.

A Martha Washington Memorial
tea, observing the l2Oth anniver-
sary of her death. will be given
Monday afternoon by Miss Byrd
Mock in her studio in the "Old
Brick Capitol at 81 First street
northeast. the building now owned
by the National Woman's party.
National and local officers of the
d. A. r. will be special guests.
The memorial address will be
given by Mrs. James Herndon Light
foot, historian OF the Martha Wash
ington Chapter. Miss Lucia Max
well will sing several of the COM
positions of Miss wilmuth Gary,
who will act as accompanist.
The new International flag. de-
signed by Miss Gary, will he dis
played. II contains the flags Of
twenty-four nations and has won
for Miss Gary the title of Inter
national Betsy Ross Miss Mary
cambridge Spiers. well-known
poet whose family is related to
Martha Washington. will pour.
Mrs. John Mock will preside at
the punch-bowl. Boy Scouts from
Troop l will assist.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
MRS. CLARENCE c. CALHOUN
ENTERTAINs ACTORS.

Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun
entertained at luncheon yesterday
at the Masonic Temple. hav-
ing as her guests the entire cast
| OF The Manageable Mother"
which will be the attraction at the
Garrick Theater next week The
luncheon was under the auspices
Of the Federation of Women's
Clubs.
Friends of France. wishing to
mark their sympathy towards the
cause which the Comtesse d'Au-
diffret. general delegate of Pro In
fantie. Pro Patrie. has been de-
Tending are organizing a Franco
American ball for Thursday at $50
p. m. at the New willard Hotel,
under the auspices of 'TAllisnce
Francois"
The next meeting Of the Wash
ington Readers Club. and the last
for the season. will be at the Col
lege Women's Club. 1922 ] street.
on Tuesday evening at & O'Clock
The program OF the evening will
be in charge of Mrs. Sarah Morri-
son Smith. the retiring president.
DR.. Earle Wiley. Mrs. A r. Mus
tain. william X. Saunders. Mrs c.
e. Bennett. Miss Mildred Carroll
Miss Anita Schade. Miss NJ. Me
mann. Mrs C.~S. DePue and Miss
Fannye NJ. Sweeney are on the pro-
gram.
"A Night of Southern Song and
Story with Special Emphasis on
Kentucky" will be celebrated at the
University Club tonight. The pro-
gram will he by the Misses Camp
bell. Mrs. David II. Kincheloe and
Representative Kincheloe. Of Ken
lucky 1t will he ladies night"
The club committee in charge con.
sists OF Claude n. Bennett. chair
man: Samuel S. Adams. Fred X.
Nielsen. Dr. William J. Showalter
and George r. Holmes
The luncheon committee Of the
Women's City Club announces q
surprise luncheon" for next Satur-
day at l o'clock. Reservations
should be made at the clubhouse
not later than Friday morning
Mrs. Lyman r Swormstedt. presi-
dent of the club. will preside.
The Political Study Club will hold
a banquet this evening at s o'clock
at the franklin Square Hotel in
honor of the newly elected officers.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20

Mrs. Frederick n, Zihlman, wife
Of REPRESENTATIVE Zihlman. VIII,
close her apartment at wardman
Park Hotel the first OF June, when
she Will go to Cape Cod to spend
about six weeks. after which she
will go to her home In Cumberland
Md. to spend about six weeks more,
returning here in September.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
B9Nas>liqeSSzezz !,eS ton s.: m{yoedet4yLz2&g t4yL2

planning to close their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel early in June.
Mr.. Potter's duties permitting, ana
will go to their summer home in
the Berkshires. Later In the sum-
mer they hope TO make a Western
trip.
Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney is en-
tertaining at a luncheon today
DIR. and Mrs. william e. Gwynne
have gone to Hot Springs. Va.
Alfred Tuckerman has left Wash
ington for Newport. where he win
spend the summer.
Mrs. Robert r. Lee has returned
to Washington after a visit at Hot
Springs. Va.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20

NICE PRESIDENT and Mrs.
" Coolidge will be the guests OF
honor at a dinner which the
Persian Minister will give next
Thursday.
The Secretary of state and Mrs.
Hughes will share the honors with
thar Peruvian delegates to the
chffe-Peruvian conference at the
large dinner which the Peruvian
Ambassador and Nine. Pezet VIII
give Monday evening at the Pan
American Union Building.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes will be the guests in whose
honor the Cuban Minister and Nine.
de cespedes will entertain a dis
tinguished company at dinner this
evening.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover. who went
to New York the middle of the
week, went from there to Provi-
dence and is now in Newport visit
ing Admiral and Mrs. Sims at the
War College
ADMIRAL Sir william c. Paken-
ham, X. c. B., X. c. NJ. G., X. c.
V. o., in command of II. NJ. c. Ra-
leigh, which will arrive here on
Nav 90, will entertain at dinner
aboard the ship on May 81 and
June and at luncheon on June 4.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
HEADQ OF wOMAN's
PARTY TO BE DEDICATED.

| The new headquarters of the
Woman's Party will he dedicated
tomorrow afternoon. The President
is expected to attend. The national
committee sponsoring the dedica-
tion, the chairman of which is Mrs.
John Gordon Battelle, of Columbus.
includes the wives of Cabinet mem
bers Senators and Representatives,
and women prominent in the social
life Of the Capital. Following the
speeches and the music of the for
NAL dedication a reception will be
| given to the visiting women of
prominence in the gardens of the
! "Old Capitol" as the woman's
Battelle heads the receiving line.
Mrs. William Wolf Smith. The
hostesses for the reception. are:
Mrs. H. E. Lambie, Mrs. Anna
Hendley, president of Anthony
League: Mrs. Lyman Swormstedt.
president Of Women's City Club,
and Mrs William Heron. president
of the Twentieth Century Club.
Miss Sara P. Grogan Is chairman
of the hospitality committee A
large group of young women. under
the leadership Of Miss Louise Bache.
will act as marshals during the
ceremonies. They include label
Vernon. Elsie NJ. Hin- Anita Pol
liter, Mary Gertrude Fendall, Ruth
Crocker. Gertrude Crocker Mary
Mccarthy. Mary Thissell. Joan Gray
| son. Lavinia Egan and Dorothy
Jeanne Pearman.
Banner carriers for the dedication.
led by Miss Bess schreiner. will in
clude Katherine Gault, Mabel Day.
Juliette Lyeth, Dorothy Cable,
Katherine Cable. Ruth Shoemaker.
Ann Mock, Ruth Campbell, Eliza
| beth Day and Jessie Shepard.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
MISS AGNES OGORMAN To WE'D
JOSEPH sANGoRD STANLEY.

The marriage of Miss Agnes
IOGorman. daughter of former Sem
ator and Mrs. James A. O'Gorman,
to Joseph Sangord Stanley, of New
ark, y. j.. will take place on June
IA. in the chapel of the Church of
Notre Dame, Morningside Drive.
New York.
The engagement OF Joseph C.
Manning. OF Roland Park. Balti-
more, to Senorita Annita Botelho
Pires de Castro. of Sac Carlos. Bra
gil, has been announced from Bra
zil. where Mr.. Manning is employed
by the Brazil Traction Light and
Power Company. Senorita de Cas-
tro comes from an old Paulista
family. Mr.. Manning Is a son Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c.
Manning. of Baltimore, and a
nephew OF Cleveland p. Manning.
He is well known in Washington.
| The marriage of Miss Katherine
Schermerhorn oliver, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Schermerhorn Oil
YER of Washington street, East
Orange. n. j.. to Rudolph Stanley
brown of Cleveland and Kew Gar
dens. n. Y. will take place in
Grace Episcopal Church, Orange. n.
j., June 6. Mr.. Stanley-Brown is
grandson of former President
Garfield and is an architect and
painter The bride will be given in
marriage by her brother. Norris
Schermerhorn oliver. and her at
tendant will be Miss Katrina Ste
vens of Westport, Conn.
Francis Crandall. of Cleveland
will be best man. The ushers will
include James Garfield, of Boston
Newell and Edward Garfield. OF
Cleveland. cousins of Mr.. Stanley
Brown; Louis and Jay Henry. uncles
of Miss oliver; Philip Goodwin
Henry Frederick and Frederick
King of New York.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20
DowNEY-vAN INGEN
WEDDING ON JUNE 1.

The wedding of Miss Katherine
Van Ingen. daughter Of Mrs. Edward
Van Iugen. and George Faber Dow
ney. jr.. son Of Brig. Gen. and Mrs
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Allen Poe. Of
Baltimore, left on Monday for, San
Diego. Cal. where they vii! i5irltheir
son, Lieut.. Edgar Allen Pos. ir..
whose marriage to Miss Katherine
Richards. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles o. Richards. OF California,
formerly OF New England. will take
place on June -. Mrs Poe will re-
main West until October. but Mr.. Poe
will return to Baltimore on July l.
The Congressional Club will enter
tain at program and tea Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock when the guest
Of honor. Opal Whiteley. will tell
What the Love Of Nature has
Brought to Me"
Presiding at the tea table will be
Mrs. Clark Burdick and Mrs. John
Cable. assisted in the dining room by
Mrs. Sherman Burroughs. Mrs. Olsar
f:rrtness. Mrs. James Byrnes. Mrs.
Joseph Byrns. Mrs. William Calder,
Mrs. Guy Campbell. Mrs. T. J Camp
bell and Mrs. Philip Campbell.
The Washington herald., 1922-05-20

few days. sailing today for Eng
land on the Majestic.
The newly-appointed Minister of
Colombia and Nine Olsya have TAX
en- an apartment temporarily at
Wardnan Park Hotel
The Assistant Secretary OF War
and Mrs. J. Maykew Wainwright en-
tertained a company of twenty at
dinner last evening.