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(Kelly) Wilson, will be interested
to know that they have moved from
Superior to Megeath, where Mr..
Wilson has accepted a position.
Mr.. Carl Peterson came in from
the Stockwell ranch Saturday on
business.
Mr.. David West was a Hanna Wis
itor Thursday from Elk Mountain.
Mr.. George Ainsworth spent Mon
day in Hanna from his ranch near
Leo.
Mr.. Matt Nelson and his son.. An
drew Of Medicine Bow. were Hanna
visitors Friday.
Mr.. T. P. Henkell. who has been
an employe Of the Union Pacific
Coal company for fifty-five years.
resigned his position here November
first and left Sunday for Denver.
where, with Mrs .Henkell he will
make his home in the future. He
will be sorely missed by his friends
here, of whom there are many.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Eastom ar
river the first of the week from
Sheridan, and are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. S. D. Briggs. Mrs. Eas-
from was formerly Miss Janette
Briggs.
Word was received in Hanna the
end OF the week that Mr.. Frank
Childers. a prominent young ranch
er near Alcova. had died from pneu-
monia. MI. Childers was very well
known in this community, where he
has lived for the past eight or ten
years. He has been carrying mail
between Alcova and Casper for the
past two or three years. His wife,
Mrs. Matte E. Childers, survives
him. The sympathy of their many
friends goes out to Mrs. Childers in
her bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nestor Nurmi spent
two or three days in Hanna last
week from their ranch on Pathfind-
er Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cowdin of Cas-
per are receiving congratulations
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being Mesdames A. T. Henkell, Jo-
seph Briggs. Thomas Butler, Thorn
as Love. e. H. Martin. Frank
Amoss. Florence L. Williamson, Ira
Clark. James Massey, Otto Freder-
lex, e. N. Mumm, A. d. Burford,
Charles Ainsworth, John B. Hughes,
Glenn q. Kinser and Miss Mildred
Irene. Mrs. Joseph Briggs won
the first prize, Mrs. Florence Will
hanson, the second and Mrs.
Thomas Butler the BOBBY.
Little Arthur Henkell entertain
ed a few at the neighborhood chill
dren at an informal Halloween
party Wednesday evening. The lit
tie tots ducked for apples and 9TH
erwise enjoyed the festive occasion.
Miss Mary Heatherly and Miss
jeanette Ward came up from Lara
mic Saturday and. spent the week
end IS the guests of Miss Ruth
Gannoway. both young women are
teachers in the Laramie High
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gaskell have
returned from their honeymoon
which was spent in Denver. They
are at home to their friends at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn E.
Kinser.
Thursday evening the Three F.
Dancing club is having their second
dance of the season.
Miss Lora Parr arrived Monday
from Rock Springs to take the
place made vacant by the marriage
Of Miss Beatrice Whitney. Miss
Parr will teach departmental work
in the seventh and eighth grades,
but will not teach music.
Mrs. E.. M. Mumm entertained at
bridge Tuesday afternoon. her
guests were Mesdames A. W. Aims
worth, Charles Ainsworth, Frank
Amoss. Earl Seelinger, James Mas
sey, f. H. Martin, E. NJ. Mumm,
Clayton holland and Henry Jones.
j. r Mann was taken suddenly
III with appendicitis Sunday and
vas rushed to the hospital where he
a operated upon Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. John While. nee Jessie Ten
nant. was the recipient of many
lovely and useful gifts Monday
night, when the Pythian Sisters
gave a shower in her honor. The
affair took place in the X. p. hall.
and a delightful evening was enjoy
ed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Ober enter
ltained Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick
and children and Mrs. Florence L..
Williamson at dinner Friday even
ing. On Tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gaskell were the dinner
guests OF the Obers.
Miss Mary Stephenson underwent
an operation for appendicitis Tues
day morning at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stephen
son came in the end OF the week
from their ranch at Pedro, to he
near their daughter Mary, while she
Is Ill in the hospital.
Leonard Luota, A. Kandolin and
William Jones. all OF whom have
been hurt in the mines in the past
few weeks. are about on crutches
and will soon be able to return to
their work.
Mr.. Evan veitch was q business
Mountain.
Fanny Brown" has been announc-
ed. The leading part will be played
by Beatrice Whitney Gaskell. while
Mr.. c. D. Williamson will play OPP
posite her. Jack Cook a. Fanny
Brown promises to give the audi
ence all they a stand" and then
some. Those who will take parts
n the play to be given Saturday.
November 18th At the opera house
are ~ follow:
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upon the arrival OF a son on Octo.
ber 2Sth.
Miss Emma Rimmer is agar
working at the Club House after a
vacation OF several weeks.
Mr.. Albin Peterson came in from
Dana Saturday on business.
Mrs. John Quealy and her daugh-
ter. Mary Elizabeth, have arrived in
Maryland. They spent some time In
Chicago visiting friends.
Mrs. Robert Lundgren OF Lara
ME. who has been visiting her
daughter in Rock Springs will stop
off in Hanna Saturday and visit at
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blIly fearSOn
---------Mr. c. D. Williamson
Percival Gale Mr.. Joseph Maxson
Henry Dudley ------Mr. Jack Cook
Mr.. Lincoln Veitch came in from
Elk Mountain Saturday on bust
ness,
Mrs. Joseph Norris came down
from Superior Friday and spent
several days in Hanna visiting her
relatives. little Alice Norris re-
turned with her Tuesday, when she
returned to her home.
Clarence Owens, a negro work
man on the section gang. was
found dead Sunday morning with
five bullet wounds in his body.
There were no witnesses to the MUIR
der, though 1T is thought to have
been the result Of a gambling party.
Another colored man. William Hall,
pending an investigation. Hall was
found asleep in bed several hours
fter the murder had been commit
ted, and pleads, mot Guilty"
Miss Flora Watkins has gone out
to her fathers ranch at Difficulty,
where she is convalescing from her
recent illness.
Mr.. Andrew Kortes was a bust
ness visitor Saturday from his ranch
on the Platte river.
Mr.. l.. G. Carpenter arrived in
Hanna Saturday night with a load
IF cattle which he took to Denver
SUNDAY.
Mrs. Jennie Cowdin spent sew
ArD1 dave la,n a-l -, Do,- L..
week on business. She returned to
her ranch at Leo Tuesday morning.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L.
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the home of Mrs. James Massey a
day or two before going to her home
in Laramie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cummings
are the proud parents OF a daughter
born Monday evening. Both mother
and daughter are getting along
nicely.
Friends OF Mrs. Maria Baillie OF
Laramie will be Interested to learn
Of her marriage Thursday evening
in Laramie to Mr.. John Lehman, the
ceremony was performed in the
home OF the brides brother-in-law.
Mr.. George Baillie. Mr.. Lenihan is
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state fish commissioner. Mrs. Leni-
han Is the mother OF Mr.. w. D..
Baillie of Hanna, and Is quite well
known here, having visited at tho
nome OF her son a great many
times.
Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Mary Jones
and Mrs. Henry Peterson spent
Tuesday afternoon very Informally
at the home Of Mrs. James Massey.
Mr.. c. d. Williamson spent Sun
day and Monday at Elk Mountain on
business.
Mr.. Frank Make Of Elk Noun
tain was a Hanna visitor Sunday.
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$685. b sssi,. fully equipped.

inside and out, the new Ford Four.
door Sedan show. Improvements
OF far more than usual importance.
Il il lower and sturdier in appear
ance. New cowl. hood, radiator and
apron add size and finish to the
front. Sun visor, and wide, we'll
finished aluminium doors with bar
handles perfect the design OF the
body.
The lasting lus,rc Of the exterior
finish l. equallcd in richness by the
, 1923-11-08
Dorothy Dudley

Dorothy Dudley
Florence Howe
-------- Mrs. Glenn G.. Stoddard
Mrs. Caldwell--Mrs. A. T. Henkell
Audrey Caldwell
-----------Mrs. Robert Milliken
Martha ----------Mrs. Jack Cook
Billy Pearson
, 1923-11-08

soft brown shades Of the silk
window curtains and the deep
broadclo,h upholstery.
Dome light. door locks, window
regulators and handles, all finished
in nickel. complete a refinement
you would expect only at . far
higher price
Convenience, utility and economy
have established Ford supremacy.
The Four.D Door Sedan sdds to
these factors greater Ford prestige.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-18
UMRTf yETERANA BUR-
SKE VALKY.

Dnes odpoledne byl ma hrbi
tov6 Knollwood ma Mayfield
I'd. porben DIR. Petr James Wis
ser, jehoz 1fadov. byla v Scho.
field budove. Zemrely, jenz
byl vysoky sest stop a sedm
palc1, We vaze 240 liber, BY
46 rok1 star, narozen v Kap-
skem Meste v jiznf Africe a v
Clevelande I'll as A roxy. Ia
'bI)sko-anglicke valky slouzil
jako fapitan pod velenfm
Paula Krugera, jenz Anglica-
nun ikladl tax statecny odpor,
Do Ameriky prisel s celou set.
ninou burskeho vojska ma Pan.
Americkou vystavu, poTada.
non r. 1905 v st. Louis a zhstal
po zakoncenf teze jiz v teto
zemi. Krone bratra sestry
v Kapskem M6ste nema v Gle
velande pfibuznych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-18
DRUzSTVO SOKOLSKE
FARMY.

Ultra odpoledne kona sc po-
rada pfedsednictva a vyboru
pro lpravu. Clenove dcstavte
Sc urcite. Prjed'te tez ostatni
podilnfci. Jelikoz lhGta ku
prihlaskam "a podilnfky byla
prodlouzena, pTijed'te. 81 pro-
hlednouti farmu ii, kdoz by
chteli 81 podily zakoupiti. Po-
dily po 800 mono splatiti
do konce tohoto roku. Pfihla-
Sky prijfmaji bratri F. Rebeka
v. Prech, J.. Hawranek a FIR.
Yak. Nejlepsi costa ma farmu
automobilem jest po Center
Rd. do Bedford, odtud .po
TWinsburg road do Twinsbur.
gu.skde ma Sqtaru odboGf Sc
spodnf cestou v4pravo. MOI
no witt Akron bus do Twins
burgu, odkud ma farmu je So
tva pdl mile.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-18
Mc'cANONNuv syEDEK
PAROLOVAN.

Pro kfivou pffsa'hu ma dobu
cd jednoo do desfti rok1 od-
souzeny ]. F. Mickey" Nc
Cafferty, svsdek v procesu $
byvalym prednostou municipal
nfho soudu McGanonnem byl
vcera statni omilostnovaci ra-
dou parolovan a bude we ctvr-
tex propulsion. Svedcil "a sem
saGnfho procesu, ze veil jinou
svedkyni Miss Neely-ovou W.
chodnimi ulicemi, kdyz tato
pred soudem vypravela, ze
byla prave ma vych. 8. ul., kde
byl Kagy zabit. McCafferty
nastoupil trest dne 25. cerven-
ce 1922, kdyz byl nejvyssl
soud odmftl jeho zadost "a OBJ
noveni procesu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-18
PRIJELI DO AMERIKY "A
SYNEM, JENz ALE
ZMIZEL.

z Glasgova We Skotsku pri-
jela do Ameriky Marie Baino-
va spolu $ muzem a dcerou, by
Sc ubytovali v Cleve,amdu u
syna, 23-leteho Roberta. Kro.
me syna mali eminent zdej-
Sim meste jeste provdanou
dceru. Kdyz byla rodina pro-
'd2lah cely postup ma ELS
Islandu, pfijela skonecn6 do
Clevelandu, kde il bylo vsak
dcerou oznameno, ze Robert
as pred trent tytlny zahadnym
zpdsobem zmizel.a Sklamana
r9dina nemdze udati priciny a
dfady po pohresovamem pa
trait.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-18
ZfTkEJsf vYLET.


Ma farmu p. Obdrzalka ma
Turney~ rd. podn1kne velky W.
let Ustrednf vybor ces. soc.
org. "a spoludtinkovani tkape-
ly Sdruzeni Ceskych Hudebni-
XII. Prvni vyprava vyjede cd
tiskarny A. D. ListG ma Broad
way v prave poledne a opo-
zdilci dopravovani budou ma
vyletni mfsto cd roIhu Miles
ave. a Broadway v Is minuto-
vych pfestavkach po cele od-
poledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-18
rOUTNf SLAVNosT v MT.
PLEASANT.

Patronat skoly J. A. Ko.
mensky, poTada zitrejsi nede-
le pro celou vefejnost velkou
vyrocnf pout' v spolkove sini
ma vychodnf 131. ul. PoFada-
jfcf vybor vykonal vsechny phi
pravy 5 neobyvyklou peel a
test Sc, ze snalha jeho odme-
nena bude cetnou navstevou,
Zacatek Jest jH We IL hodin
v poledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-18
CT. 'RoDAKuM z voDNAN.

Uvadim timto ma v6domi, ze
knihy "Almanach mesta Vod-
nan a okoli', prave jsme obdr-
zeli a tudfz zaIdam ony, kteri
Sc v cas- prihlasili, by pamat-
mix, ten sobe vyzvedli bud We
Ger aneb v nedeli dopoledne.
Ferd. Wolf, 4808 Vivian Ave.
The Washington times., 1923-11-21
Won1en's Club Announces
Speakers For Banquet.

The speakers for the second an.
nual banquet OF the Womens City
Club to be held at Rauscher's
! tomorrow evening at o'clock will
be Miss Olive M Jones, of New
/ York. and Miss Mary Stewart, Of
Washington.
Miss Jones is president OF the
National Education Association, the
/ largest teachers organization in
the world. She is principal of Pub
! lie School 100, New York, known
as the Probationary Schools for
! Boys, and she is known as the
bad boys friend" Miss Jones will
have as her subject, Being Presi-
dent"
Miss Stewart is director of the
junior division or the United States
employment service of the Depart
ment of Labor and is a member OF
the board of trustees of the Ma
tional Vocational Guidance Associa,
ton, member of the board Of
Southern Women's Educational AL
: nance, and legislative chairman of
| the business and professional!
Women OF the Country and will
speak on 'The Tired Business
| Woman"
Mrs. William f. Chamberlain
president. will be toastmistress, and
a word Of greeting will be given by
the founder of the club, Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey; Judge Mary
OToole, and Mrs. Lyman j.
SWormstedt' past presidents.
The Washington times., 1923-11-21
Acknowledgement Wedding
Set for This Afternoon.

Miss Dorothy McLemore. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Albert S. McLemore
and the late Colonel McLemore,
Y. 8. M. c., and Bunce Allen will
be married this afternoon, the cere-
mony taking place at o'clock at
the home of Commander and Mrs.
r. L. Sandoz, 1884 @ street. A
small company of relatives and
close friends of the bride and bride
groom viii attend the wedding and
Lhe informal reception afterward
The Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott
Smith, rector of st. Margaret's
Church, will officiate and the
brides only attendants will be the
twin daughters of Commander and
Mrs. Sandoz, Nancy and Priscilla
Sandoz, who will be flower girls.
She will be given in marriage by
her cousin, William sMctemore
Richardson, of Greenwich, Conn.,,
who with Mrs. Richardson has
come to Washington for the wed.
ding.
The house is decorated with
white chrysanthemuns and other
autumn flowers with palms and
trailing grens, the color scheme OF
white and green being carried out
throughout. Miss McLemore is
wearing a gown of white MORE
made on simple lines with a grace
full dfapery to one side, and she
will carry q cluster of white orchids
and lilies of the valley. Her vel
is of tulle and is held in place by
chaplet of orange blossoms.
The two little flower girls will
have on dainty white frocks. one
wearing blue, ribbons and the other
pink, and they will carry baskets
Of flowers.
Mr.. Allen and his bride will make
their home in Washington and have
taken an apartment at Klinglt
Mansions He is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles r. Allen, Of
Washington.
The Washington times., 1923-11-21
JEAN EIJOTsS NEWS OF CAPITAL SOCIETY

Mrs Christian Bach, Mrs. Charles
Warner and Mrs. Louis Turtle. "A
group of girls will assist in the DIN
ing room, among them Miss Marina
Movie, Miss Dorothy Walker, MRS.
Paul Muellee and Miss Mary HOW
ard.
Mrs. william Fitch Kelley enter
tanned at a buffet luncheon To-Day
in compliment to Miss Margaret
Zolnay. debutante daughter OF MI.
and Mrs. George Julian Zolnay.
The other guests were the Misses
Mary and Ruth Wallace. MISS
Elizabeth Zolnay, Miss trances
Hampson, Miss Helen Carusl' MISS
Betty Byrne, Miss Claudia 'Reed'
Miss Betty Ives, Miss Agnes Ash
ford and her guest, Miss Laura
Marshall; Miss Norvell Munford,
Miss Anne Devereux, Miss Helen
Strauss Miss Bessie McKeld1n,
Miss Ruth Stoddard, Miss Rather
inc weller. Miss Barrine Drake,
Miss Mary Preston and Miss Eliza
beth Adams.
The Bishop of washington and
Mrs. Freeman will be hosts at
retention this afternoon in the
Bishops House to the delegates
to the Episcopal Synod now IN
session here. There will be ABOUT
500 guests. most Of whom Will
afterward attend the supper party
arranged for them in ST. Alpans
parish hall. Bishop ana MIS-
freeman will be assisted In receIv-
ing by the heads of the women
ores nizations represented at Ihe
meeting of the Synod, namely, inc
Girls Friendly Society, the WON.
ems Auxiliary, the Daughters OF
The King and the Church Perlodicai
Club.
announcement has been mace o.
tha marriage of Mrs. FLORENCE
| Theall, of Washington, 70 Iu 49,,
Bruce Douglas, of Minneapolis, Wnlcn
took place at the Hotel GlaosIone
| in New York on Saturday. Inc Key
George H. Smyth, of Scarsdale, A.
Y officiated, and among those Wnc
| attended the ceremony and the ON
nor at the Ambassador following i
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. Williams F'ul
| Ter of Minneapolis; Mr.. and MIS-: Al
| fred d. Smith, Of Scarsdale, ana MISS
| Edith Smith.
Mrs. Theall was the widow or Col,
elisha Thean. u. s. M. c., and was
formerly Miss. Florence Shepard.
-
Paul M. warburg, Of New York,
arrived in Washington yesterday
and is at the New Willard.
The Washington times., 1923-11-21
Prince Coetani To H0Ue
Busy Day IN Pittsburgh.

Prince Gelasio Caetani, Italian am
bassador, will be the Carnegie Day
orator at Carnegie Institute of Tech
nology, Pittsburgh, tomorrow. Prince
Caetani is one of Italy's foremost
engineers and his subject will prob
ably deal with engineering problems
in this and his native country. For
fifteen years Prince Caetam resided
in the United States, during which
time he lectured on engineering at
Harvard University. Following his
graduation from the school of mines
of Columbia University, he went to
the western part of the United States
and entered the mines of that re-
gion. During his short stay in Pitts
burgh his activities will include
visits to places of interest, namely,
| Italianx School of St. Peter, Home
stead: establishment Of the Carnegie
Steel Company, Carnegie Museum,
| Carnegie Institute, and Westing-
house Electric Company. He will
also be the guest of DR.. Thomas S.
Baker. president of the Carnegie In
stitute of Technology, at a banquet
to be given Friday evening at the
University Club.
Prince Caetani will be accom-
panied by the First Secretary of the
Embassy Baron Giovanni di Giura.
A number of guests from Washing
ton were present at the dinner
which Prince Caetani gave last eve
ming at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in
New York, where he made a brief
visit. Among them were Signor
Rosso, counselor of the embassy
Capt. and Nine. Calderara, of the
embassy staff, and Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend.
Mrs. Charles s. Hamlin and Miss
Anna Hamlin, who are at their sum-
mer home in Mattapoisett, Mass,
are expected in sWashington early in
December and viii rejoin Mr.. Ham
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Hamilton
will be hosts at a harvest supper
tonight, entertaining large COM
pany of guests at Stone Ridge, their
lovely country home on the Rockville
road.
Mrs. Hansen Ely, wife Of General
Ely, will be the guest of honor at a
tea to be given this afternoon with
Mrs. e. J. Ely and Mrs: Percy Ar
mold as joint hostesses. At the tea
table will be Mrs Walter Finley.
The Washington times., 1923-11-21
Cabinet Ladies Are
White House
Guests

MFRS. COOLIDGE viii be hos
/" tess this afternoon to the
wives of members of the
Presidents official family, enter
tanning the ladies Of the Cabinet
informally at tea. She has asked
the members of this little group
to meet with her to discuss plans
for the social activities Of the win
ter season and it is on the cards
than an announcement of the Of
ficial program of the Cabineteers
will follow this little conference.
The Cabinet circle is now COM
plete, Mrs. Hoover having re
Gently returned from California
and Miss Ailsa Mellon, daughter Of
the Secretary of the Treasury,
from New York. Mrs. Daugherty
wife Of the Attorney General, is
at present with Mr.. Daugherty at
Wardman Park Hotel, but, having
been an invalid for many years,
she takes no part in the social
life OF the official world.
Earlier in the afternoon Mrs.
Coolidge received the delegates to
the convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy now
In session here. The group was
headed by Mrs. Livingston Rowe
Schuyler, of New York. president
of the organization.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Cool
idge attended the performance of
THE Far East" given at the
National Theater under the aus
pices of the American Association
of University Women. Her guests
were the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Jason
Noble Pierce and Mrs. J. Butler
Wright.
Col. George Harvey, retiring
ambassador to Great Britain, and
Mrs. Harvey arrived at the White
House last evening to be guests
of the President and Mrs. Coolidge
for several days.
The Washington times., 1923-11-21
Southern Society to
Entertain for
DELEGATES

At the Southern Society of Wash
ington's reception to the United
Daughters of the Confederacy at
the Willard tonight Chairman G. N.
Galloway, of the reception commit
tee. Gil be assisted by Judge and
Mrs. Jennings Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs.
David H. Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. G. N.
Rennett, Gov. and Mrs. Robert A.
Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. Neyle Col
nuitt. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conway,
cant. and Mrs. c. C. Calhoun, Mr..
and Mrs. II. q. Davis, Fred A..
Emery, Miss Ina CapitoIa Emery,
Senator and Mrs. Duncan U.
Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Strange French, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hampson Gary, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas w. Gregory, Mrs. Helen
Fl. Gardener, Judge and Mrs.
charles B. Howry, Mr.. and Mrs.
David B. Henderson, Senator and
Mrs. Pat Harrison, Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. John A. Lejeune, Mr.. and
Mrs. George III. Lamar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles p. Light, Mr.. and Mrs.
John F.. Little, Gen. and Mrs Frank
Mcintyre, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Ar
thur Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Morgan, DIR. and Mrs. Stewart
b Muncaster, Mrs. Samuel M.
Meek. Assistant Commissioner of
Indian Affairs and Mrs. e. B..
Merritt. Interstate Commerce Com
merce Commissioner and Mrs. G. G.
McChord, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G.
Roper, Mr.. and Mrs. William ii.
saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad H.
Syne, C. Bascom Slemp, secretary.
to the President.
Members Of the society will be
hosts in the boxes, which will serve
as headquarters for the various
delegations. There viii be seven
teen Of these State boxes, one for
each State and the District OF CO.
Iunbia included in the territory or
the South. Over each box will be
the State flag and a card will mark
each box to show the State rep
resented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lansing and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren were
among those in an interesting box
party which witnessed the opening
of "Pelleas and Melisande" at Poll
Theater last evening. Col. and Mrs.
Edward Clifford entertained a box
party, having among their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.. Dawes and
Mrs. Harding, of New York, who is
visiting the Dawes. Others in the
audience were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Getty Chiffon and Harold Sims, of
the British embassy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus G. Downing and Miss
Alys Downing, Mrs. John r. VIII
liams, DIR. and Nine. Prada, of the
Peruvian embassy; Mrs. Delos Blod-
gett. Mrs. Alice Barney, Mrs. Harold
Walker and her sister, Baroness Won
Schoen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Greene enter
tanned at dinner last evening at 1918
Sixteenth street, the house into
which they have recently moved.