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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
Personal

Mr. and Mn. Dietrich sehmitz
ana Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Arnold
left today on . motor trip 20 Van
oouyer. - c. MI snd Mrs. schmiiz
win remain Tor the week end and
Mr. ana Airs. Alnold VIII return
after the holiday.
Miss Virginia Merrill. who spent
the winter aud early spring IN tho
East. will return sunday evening
Mrs. s. c. Trueblood IL expected
homo from two months visit IN
tho East about June !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Grant will
return Monday on tho II. y. Alex.
ander from a few weeks visit IA
California.
Mrs. Everett Gnggs. IL. and small
son VIII return Sunday 10 Belllng'
ham, accompanied by Mrs. GHsg'a
mother. Mrs. A. J. finken. who VIII
visit for a short time az their home.
Miss Katherine Barretic. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. John
T.. Harper. for a few weeks. left
Thursday for her homo In Honolulu.
Mrs George clifford Crawford
Iurline Brown. will arrive Monday
TO visit her parents. Mr.. and Mira.
Abner Brown. Lieut.. Crawford will
Join her hero about juno /.
Mr.. John n. sparEur left today
for Aberdeen. where iro win conduct
tho orpheuH Male chorus OF Tacoma
In concert this evening.
Mr. ana Mrs, corw!n E.esFting
plan 20 leave Tuesday on motor
trip 10 Victoria. II. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles c. culilton
and Miss Elnino culliton win leave
next week on trip East. and will
return by way OF Banff and Lake
Louise.
Mrs. John Higgins. sr.. who has
been visiting her son. Mr. John G.
Higgins. will leave next Tuesday
on tho H. r. Alexander for hvr
homo In California.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yates are re-
colvinE congratulations upon tho
birth Of a son at their home IN
Wcat Seattle.
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Wedding Party Named

The marriage Of Miss Priscilla Anderson daushisr Of M and Mrs H. n
Alexander
lioouian will celebrated Tuesday o'clock
the Anderson Cedar Heights William H. Bliss
will the
Miss Priscilla will Miss Parsons Miss
Dorothy Poison tho
bridesmaids airline King Rufus King H. the little daughter and
r. G..
and
A reception follow
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LITERARY AND TRAVEL CLUE
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

RAINIER NOBLE AUXILIARY
Rainicr-Noblc auxiliary will have
n benefit card party at their new
club rooms, 500 Third ave, Friday
afternoon. June 2. Reservations may
DO made with Mrs. John Bowen, HI.
liott 1271-J. The proceeds from this
party will aid in furnishing the aux.
iliary's newly adopted ward ut cush.
man hoanital
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Arnold Krauss

Mr., Arnold Krnuss will be heard
In q violin recital In tho auditorium
OF tho Womcn's University club. on
June 4.
Mr.. Krauss was born In Buchn.
rest, Rumania, and Is graduate OF
tho Royal conservatory there. later
attending tho Paris conservatory.
on coming to this country no mp.
pcarcd with tho Thomas Symphony
orchestra, In Chicago. lie was con.
cert master with the Pittsburg Sym
phony orchestra under Victor Her.
bert, and tho Los Angeles Sym.
phony orchestra. which position he
held for IL years. He also organ.
lied tho Krauss String quartet,
which he directed for 20 years.
He win be assisted on the pro.
gram by Irene Hampton Thano.
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Camp Fire Girls TO Earn Way
10 Sealfh.

There is an opportunity for 10
Camp Fire Girls TO earn a period at
Camp seaIth. Any girls interested
may apply at local headquarters.
Tho recommendation of the guar
dian is required Before girls may
apply
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Calendar for Orthopedic Shops

The guilds the Shop next week will be ON
Monday Capitol HILL hostesa assIad
by Mrs Fred Bradn u. Conne Mrs WiIiam
Finn. Mrs. Miller Frye c. Galger Mrs MARI
Terrell Giesing Mrs Harry Gray -
Tuesday. First Hill guild Mrs w
Memorial Day the Shop will be closed
NrA ~ Monhemer Friday Baker Park Mrs IT IT.
Iews hostess Saturday. Scau auxiliary Ritter chairman
Monday morning at the Thrift Shop Mrs Nellie
asterbrook VIII be In charge University
John L. snnpp and Mrs H. NJ sker guild Tue
day Mrs. George Coolidge 1ncabn Memorial
Day, closed Thursday Mount Baker guild tho
Douglas chairman; afternoon First Hin guild Gilman chair
Friday North guild
Saturday, Sunset auxiliary. Mrs. stoeffcr. chairman
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MrNNEwATHA CLUB

The Minnewatha club will dance
this evening at Leschi pavilion, the
postoffice men and their ladies to be
the guests OF the club. The club will
also dance at christensen's Broad
way hall. which will be the last
dance ut this hall for the summer.
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Entertains for THO Honor Guests

Mrs. Margaret uoabnan
entertained at luncheon this Mont
sony Lynch ana Miss Wiley Aahe
y N c. where they VIII attend the
clubs delegates tho
MISS Wiley also win represent tho state OF
contest
Music vocal and instrumental Jongg diversions
guests, 800
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Cornish Students
in Recital

Tho students from The advanced in.
termcdlate departments ut the Corn.
ish school win DO heard in piano.
vocal and violin compositions Monday
evening. May IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
1RIs AND pEoNY SHOW

The Spring Flower club Is spon.
sorIng Soattlc's first iris and pcony
show at the Fine Arts rooms.
Fourth and University. Wednesday
and Thursday. May 30ih and AIT.
Tho exhibit is open to all flower.
lovers. Admission free.
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COMMONWEALTH CLUB

The Commonwealth club win meet
at Dartnnii's cafeteria, Icary build.
ing, Monday, at 6:15. DIR. Robt. Whit.
aero win talk on Tho Uses and
Misuses OF History" Tho meeting
will DO open TO tho public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

Boy Scouts-l5 OF them-under
the leadership OF Paul Rounds and
three other Scout Masters are spend.
Ing tho weekend at Camp sealth
pitching tents and opening trails at
the Camp Fro Girls camp.
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COLONIAL COURT

SOEIAIl CLUB
Colonial Court Social club. o. Of A..
will meet with Mrs. Fred wardc.
50o2 Ninth ave. n. T.. Monday. May
rs. at 1880 p. m. Following lunch.
con. installation OF officers will take
place.
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Campfire Tales

/ Camp Fire Girls 10 Participate In
Memorial Day Celebration.
! The committee in charge u the
I Memorial Day services asks all Camp
Bire Girls and guardians 70 collect
/ flowers and greens ana leave ihem a.
Camp Firs headquarters. Tuesday Or.
fsrpoon. May 20. or wednesday
morning. May 30. SIX girls have
been invited 20 take part In tho SER
vices on the Des aoines highway
where wreaths Of flowers VIII be
placed AZ the bases o. the xix trees
representing the soldier dead Of the
rlx allied nations. These wreaths
are to be made wednesday morning
al Camp Fire headquarters.
1 The Awinlta Camp Fire CRIB VIII
have a float in the parade. Tho
girls are under the leadership Of
Mrs. HOesley.
Camp Fire Girls are also asked 10
sell peoples Saturday morning. May
20. Monday and Tuesday Of the FOL.
/ lowing week, after school. and par
ticularly the morning Of the 30th.
Girls wishing 20 sell may register
al Camp Fire headquarters. Chaper.
ons VIII accompany the girls.
May IL the month OF citizenship,
and there will DO no finer way 10
remember our soldier dead than By
participating in the Memorial day
service.
Quannacut Camp Fire Wins Honor
The Quannacut Camp Fire under
/ tho Leadership Of Mrs. Bertha Gard
ner has achieved the honor 20 be ths
l first group OF Camp Fire Girls 10
I sign up for Camp sealth 100 per
cent. The girls in this group are;
Helen Starkey. Fay Ohisen, Annette
/ Hughes. Margaret Boster. Dorothy
| Nelson. Nola Barron. Eima Jolly.
! Edna May Pennington. Esther Hail.
7 Kimmle Furuya. Magel Batter. Erna
Bates. Mildred Snyder. Martha Har-
I rls. Jessie Harris and Margaret stat
ford. Mrs. Gardner VIII accompany
her girls 20 camp. Camp Fire head
quarters Is awarding the group a
picture Of Camp Sealth for their
Camp club room In the First Metho-
dist church, under whose sponsor
ship they work.
a new group under the guardian
ship OF Mrs. Earl Thompson has
been organized at Hunts Point. They
aspire 20 having 100 per cent Wood
gatherers in their group by tho 4th
OF July. on May 3lst they will
have picnic 10 which they are in
yiting eight Seattle girls. a great
many OF these girls are planning on
attending Camp Sealth this sum-
mer.
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Cooperative Campers Look Forward
to Weekend ut Camp Sealth

A party OF more than so Co-opera-
tive Campers VIII spend the week
end OF June 2 at Camp Sealth.
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LADY EAGLES CLUB

Tho Lady Eagles cluo. win give
a series of card parties at Wings
cafeteria, beginning Tuesday eve.
ming. May 20. at $3.50 o'clock and
continuing for four consecutive
Tuesdays. The series will BIO for
tho benefit Of Cushuan hospital.
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Plan Dinner for June 6

Abner
Wednesday evening
Lieut. George Clifford Crawford U.
Brown who will be their guests
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BOILING SPRING rEAs

To retain the color OF spring peas
boil them in much water. sailed
Then, when cooked, rinse in cold
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

SOCIETY
The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent
society will have itB monthly sew.
ing day at Education Center. Mon.
day. May IS. from 10 n. m. to 8
p. m. a large attendance is urged
MS tho need for garments Ia great.
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CUSTER AUXILIARY

Custer Auxiliary No. 4. to Custer
Camp, No. J. win hold a business
session. Monday, May rs. Mt p. m,
in the club rooms at the Armory.
LITERARY AND TRAVEL CLUB
Tho regular meeting OF the Liter.
airy and Travel club. scheduled for
Monday. May rs, will DO held Fri
day. June /, at 2:30 d. M. at tho
home Of Mrs. Thomas Minnhnn, 1854
10th ave. N. The program for the
coming year will be discussed. Cur.
rent events VIII be the response to
roll call.
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FREAroNT w. c. 7. U.

The Fremont W. c. T. U. will
givo an entertainment on Monday
evening. May 2s. in Asbury ". r.
church. Whitman ave. and ". $oth
81, A fine program Il being pro,
pared. including an instrumental
solo from tho American College Of
Music. at Fremont. n oue-act corn
edy, readings. and tho Fremont
White Ribbon band.
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Nomen's Clubs
AUXILIARY TO

AUXILIARY TO
ROOSEVELT POST. NO. "a
The Ladies' auxiliary OF Roosevelt,
post, No. "a. V. y. w. has been In
vitod by tho pos, 20 Join In the afe-
mortal service following tho q. A. II.
ceremonies at Lake View cemetery.
The auxiliary slgo has been invited
TO attend tho Memorial service nj
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL church
Sunday. May "a. at III O'Clock. Mem.
bern are urged TO take part In tho
Memorial day parade and are 70
qucsted 70 watch tho papers for
further details.
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Mr.. Caliapin Host at Supper

Feodor Chalapn
Thursday evening Blonis italian
Included in the chaapln.
Mrs
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MYRTLE CHAPTER. o. Il. s..
Myrtle Chapter No. As. O. h. s.,
Will givo a card party Saturday eve
ming. Juno 2. at Dartnail's cafeteria.
Second and Madison. All Eastern
Stars. Masons and friends invited,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26
SEATTLE LODGE no. I

Seattle Lodge No. 4. ID. II. T.. A.,
will give n dance in their lodge
rooms. 1909 Ninth ave. May 20, at
. o'clock, which viii be preceded by
a business meeting at 7:45 o'clock.
Members and friends welcome. Re.
frcshments will DO served.
No. Z Is planning something
especially good for Degree of Honor
day, juno 8. Mrs. Anna X. colwcll,
Mrs. Detlefson and Others. will ar.
range the evenings entertainment.
IL 10 hoped members will plan to be
present
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Bridge Tea for Mrs. Robinson

With invitations limited California
scotcher Hume will with informal Wednesday
the
leaving for Portland o reside
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LYRIC CHORAL cLuu

LYRIC CHORAL cLuB
Tho ladies' Lyric Choral club.
who arc preparing for their big
spring concert on juno u. viii
meet for rehearsal In the main Sun
day school room Of tho First Pres.
byierian church. Tuesday evening.
May 20. nj 7.'s o'clock.
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Mrs. Hutfer Plans Informal Affair

Adams
luncheon Mrs Eliza Ferry
Leary just home from the
her house guests Mrs. Frederick
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CLUBS FOR MONDAY
AUXILIARY ST. LuKE's
rE<.sew..

The womcn's auxiliary 20 81
Lnke's hospital viii meet Monday.
May rs. nj tho homo Of Mrs W. II.
Spawn. i2s Harvard ave. X
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-05-26

MRS. GRIFF1THs AT HOME
Mrs. Austin r.. Griffiths will be Mt
home to the playground and reorea.
tional committee OF the Seattle Par.
entTcacher associations. Friday an.
efnoon, Juno ]. at 1870 o'clock.
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NATIVE DAUGHTERS
OF WASHINGTON 81

NhliNG i'NtNfti iGiNp
OF WASHINGTON
Princess Angelina parlor, No. 2, N.
y. W., will not give card party this
evening at Dnrtnall's cafeteria. A
mistake was made In the announce.
mont OF the date In yesterdays issue.
LINNEA SOCIAL CLUB
Linnca Social club will give n card
party in odd Fellows hall, Tenth
aud ~. Pine st.. Tuesday evening,
May 20, Mt 3 o'clock. Odd Fellows,
Hcbcknhs and friends invited.
JOINT CARD PARTY
Alpno auxiliary and Universal
Whilst club will give joint card
party at the old X. T.. hall. First
and Pike SITS, Tuesday. May 30, at
$3.50 y. M. Friends invited.
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Isl,a rerf1msH. .eeonpanl,t
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Announce Daughters Ma1viage

Mr. and Mrs. c. Murphy
Alice Gertrude Saturday &c. Mr. ana Mrs
Jacobs Will DO at home after May 30 at 2h2 Il.
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Pupils Will Be
Presented

Mori,x Rosen and Harry Krinks
win present their pupils. Miss Faith
kendal. vlolinis,o. and Miss vesta
Muth. pianists. at tho women's Uni.
versity Club auditorium. Sixth ave.
and Spring at. Tuesday evening. May
20. at Sis o'clock.
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Patrons and Patronesses for Recital

Patrons and patronesses will he
Judge and Mrs Burke Mr. Mrs Arthur
tiner Mr. and Mrs Thomas Green Mr. Baargeon
and Mrs j. Willis Sayre Mr. But Mrs
H. G. Peters Mr. and Mrs Louis Jorgcnn
Charles Monitor Mrs. Louise Beck Mrs
AS ~ -
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MOMENTS r.AKEwoop cum

WOMEN'S LAKEWOOD CLUB
The next regular meeting OF tho
Womcn's Lakewood Civic Improve
mont club will DO held on Tuesday,
juno 5. tho program 70 be an.
nounced later.
Tho club held special meeting,
May ri. to confer with four mem.
bcrs OF tho park bonni In references
to a public playground. Tho board
reported fayornbly on tho block he.
tween Alaska md AngclIne ats. ard
four lots on the south side Of An.
gylino st. facing 50th ave. S.
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ActiUe Members WI Meet

The active members at
University club rs. at o'clock.
Following
Dorothea Hopper and Mrs Harry Stephenson
HyIand will be at tea
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LEAGuE on MONIES vorEns

Tho Seattle League OF Women
Voters has planned a sorica OF
bridge inncheons at tho home OF
airs. w. $. GriSwold. 1854 nth ave.
y. H.. on juno 1.s.9. at o'clock.
For reservations cali Kcnwood 44ip
or Main 6i39.
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SIR. and Mrs. Fred Yates are re.
colvinE congratulations upon tho
birth Of a son at their home IN
wcat Seattle.
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ALPHA cLun

Tho Alpha club viii close iis
years work with reciprocity
meeting at tho home OF Mrs. Il.
y. Garrison. $40 W. Leo at, Thurs.
dry, May u. from until p. m.
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Mrs. John Higgins. sr.. who has
been visiting her son. air. John G.
Higgins. will leave next Tuesday
on the II. +. Alexander for hvr
homo In California.
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Pound Party for Orthopedic Hospital

A reception win follow the ceremony.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c, culllion
and Miss Elnino cuiliion win leave
next week on trip East. and Will
return by way OF Banff and Lake
Louise.
, 1923-10-04
Paving Discussed at
Tuesdays Luncheon

Tuesdays meeting OF the Rawlins
Rotary Cluo was devoted to the dis
cussdon- ok the paving question ~
relating to Rawins.
M. McConi8le. Representing
Warren Bros. manufacturers OF
warrenite Bitulitic Paving. raj q
guest Of the club and gave a short
talk regarding paving In general,
not going into detail AZ to the best
kind Of paving which would be suit
able to Rawlins.
The program Tuesday was under
the direction OF Rotarian l. J. Rem
de, who called upon several men,
bers TO express their views. City
Attorney A. J Roster. president OF
the Lions Club. was = guest and was
asked to explain the legal action
that should be taken to inAugurate
d paving district.
The meeting disclosed the fact
that practically every property own
er and businessman in the proposed
paving district Is heartily in favor
Of the proposed improvement. Many
OF these property owners. who are
members Of the Rotary Club openly
expressed their desire to Q the
improvement made while assurance
was given that property owner who
are members Of the Lions Club are
equally favorable.
1t 10 believed that we're q paving
district to be ordered by the City
Council that less than 10 per cent
Of the property owners affected
would make any objection while
the remaining 80 ner cent would
heartily welcome the improvement.
, 1923-10-04
Representative Of
Red Cross in City

Miss Helen Uhl, held represent
alive OF the American Red Cross,
who has succeeded Mr.. Thos. Tenn
pie in Wyoming. was in Rawlinz
Monday and Tuesday comforting
with Chapter officers. Miss Uhl
talked in u schools Monday with
reference to the work OF the Junior
Red Cross. While here she was ex-
pecting a call to Sheridan. to as
sfst in the flood relief work there,
and had wired the Sheridan Chap
ter hut the reply was slow, due
doubtless to the conditions in the
northern part Of the state, and Miss
Uhl went on to Laramie at noon
Tuesday.
, 1923-10-04
Kell Appointed
Major School Cadets

Word was received In Rawlins
the first of the week that Elmer
Kell, Jr.. q senior In the Harvard
Military School at Los Angeles, CAL,
had been signally honored by re-
cedving the appointment as major Of
cadets.
In this school there are over 500
cadets and from among these cadets
officers r appointed zach year to
have charge Of student affairs. As
this school II q recognized Reserve
OFFICER Training Corps school the
Evening star., 1923-07-22

Group CT Intrepid Boarding School
Boys Doing "A Night At The Inn"
With Great Success. As The Parent
Of The Boy Who Plays The Hindoo
God. Says. 1T Might Have Peen
Written For Them By MIR Dun
sany!
Evening star., 1923-07-22

The Historical Satire. There Aren't
Many People In Ancient History
Left To Deal With. This Little
Dialogue Has To Do With The
Home Life OF Caesar And Calpur
mia. Caesar Is Being Urged To
Wear Rubbers. This Being The ldes
Of March. You Can Imagine The
Evening star., 1923-07-22

The Irish Playlet Is Just AS Whimsical AS
Anything You Ever Saw 1t Is Called
The Making Good OF Mary Ann Ma
goon." And There Is Nothing About
Mary Ann Or Anyone Else Making Good.
That's Where The Whimsy Comes In.
Con Padeen O'Hara Is Keeping Company
With Mary Ann Magoon Mary Ann Is
Jealous Of Cons Attentions To Another
Girl. Never Will Mary Ann Speak To
Con Again No. Never: Whereupon Mary
Ann Throws A Brick At The Other Girl
And There Is A General Fight And
That's That
Evening star., 1923-07-22

IL Think Some One Might Have Told
Me They Were Going To Take Flash
lishtsI" Gladys Has Been Playing The
Elhn Child In The Land OF Hearts
Desire" She Cot Out Of Her Makeup
And Her Costume Too Quickly Chats
Her Tin Makeup Box She's Carrying)
And Maybe She Isn't Mad!
Evening star., 1923-04-18
d. Il. r. Delegates to Visit Shrine
OF Washington at Mount Vernon

Elaborate arrangements have been
completed for the pilgrimage of
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion to the tomb of Washington at
Mount Vernon Friday afternoon, un-
der the direction of DR.. Kate Waller
Barrett. state regent of Virginia
1t is expected that the ceremonies
this year at the tomb will surpass
those Of the previous years in the
history OF the D. A. r. An assemblage
of high dignitaries of the diplomatic
corps fs expected to be present. as
we'll as high officials Of the United
States military service.
Gen. Butler to Speak.
Nal Gen. Smedley II. Butler, L. S.
NJ. c., will deliver a short address
and Lieut.. Jean J. Labat. military
attache Of the French embassy, Will
sing The Star Spangled Banner.
Music will be by the Marine Band.
Dr. Barrett announced today that
the pilgrimage will be made bybelec-
tric train and automobile. Inasmuch
as the ceremonies Will start at -;5U
pm. sharp IT was impossible to make
the trip by river boat. which does not
leave Washington until this hour, and
IL was thought inadvisable to charter
a special steamer for the trip.
At o'clock sharp special train
will leave the station at 18th street
and Pennsylvania avenue with the
president general and her staff.
Representatives of the allied coun
Evening star., 1923-04-18

tries will attend the ceremonies and
a dele cation from the new republic
of CZechoslovakia will be there. Rep
resentatives from every American Le-
gion post in Washington and from the
national American Legion staff at
tached here have been invited to at
tend, as we'll as the representatives
Of the auxiliary bodies of the Amer
lean Legion.
DIR. Barrett Presidcs.
DR.. Kate Waller Barrett will be in
charge Of the ceremonies. Following
the ceremonies. the representatives
of various countries with their wives
the Mount Vernon committee and the
Virginia D. A. R, as well as a num-
her of distinguished Army officials
Will be the guests Of Mrs. Francois
sachusetts avenue, for tea at o'clock
Mrs. Moran is chairman of the Vir-
ginia committee on international re-
lations for the D. A. r. and is enter
tanning in compliment to Mrs. George
Maynard Minor, president general, and
DR.. Barrett. Mrs. Moran will be as
sisted in receiving by her daughter
Mrs. Malcolm S. McConihe, and Mrs
Horace q. MacFarland.
Special trains for the pilgrimage
will start from the 18th street station
for the benefit of members Of the D
A. r. at 1880 and continue running
at short intervals as long as neces-
sary TO accommodate the crowds
Fourteen double car trains have al
ready been assigned to this work by
the Washington and Virginia Railway
Company with the promise of addi.
tsonal facilities if deemed necessary