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Evening star., 1923-06-20
KEITH'S-Allan Rogers-Leoncra
Allen.

Allan Rogers and Leonora Allen.
artists of the concert stage, will
come 10 Keiths next week. assisted
by Charles Lurvey. They are de-
clared fayorite concert artists and
their offering one of the finest to be
found in Keith vaudeville.
The Sewall Sisters. Cissie and
Georgia, will present a sequence of
dance creations. The Throne of
Terpsichore." written especially for
them by Neville Fleeson and Albert
Won Tilzer. The pianist will be
Lucille Fields.
Harry Stoddard and His Society
Orchestra. with Stoddard personally
directing: William Kent. musical-
comedy star. late of ''Pitter Patter."
and Good Morning. Dearie,' assisted
by Elsie Shaw. in Billy Grady s
sketch. "Shivers": Dennis ONeil and
ICY" Plunkett. in patter, dancing and
song; Florence Brady. a jazz inter-
prefer. in a cycle Of syncopated offer
fngs: THE Belgian Wonders" Louise
and Mitchell. from Continental music
halls. in a routine of grace. daring
and skill. and Ann Butler and Hal
Parker. in a novelty. Don't Make Me
Laugh" with Aesop's Fables. Topics
OF the Day and the Pathe News. will
complete the bill.
Evening star., 1923-06-20
PGLIs-Mary Roberts Rinehart's S
New PLAY.

The Breaking Point" a new play
by Mary Roberts Rinehart will be
presented at Polls Theater next
week beginning Monday evening, by
Wagenhals and kemper The cast is
a large one and numbers many pop
ular players of Broadway.
THE Breaking Point" is declared
n fine example of a type of play
intensely human. a play of action,
rather than words.
The story concerns young man. In
the full flush OF early manhood, ready
to assume the duties of the head of
a family. who suddenly finds a
mystery surrounding his antecedents.
Who or what he is he does not know
and those who do will not tell. He
then makes the sacrifice and sets out
on a desperate venture to find him
self.
AS presented by wagenhals and
Kemper, THE Breaking Point" is de-
clared tremendously powerful
drama.
The cast includes Mckay Morris.
Jane Houston. Regina Wallace. Fred
erick Burton. Zeffie Tilbury, Stephen
Maley. Lucille Sears, Robert Barratt.
Robert Vaughn. John Morrisey. Marie
Valray and Maurice Darcy.
Evening star., 1923-06-20
TODAYas ADJUSTMENTS.

BELAsCO-"The First Year." COM
edy, at $3.50 pm.
PREsIDENT-"Abie Irish Rose
comedy, at 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
KEITH,s-Ethel Barrymore. vaude-
Vile. 2:15 and Sis pm.
STRAND - Hollywood Frolics,
vaudeville. at 2:45. $3.50 and s:46 pm
COLUMBIA-Lois Wilson, in only
49," photoplay. at 1925 am, l:2o
3:35, 5:35. 1896 and 9:45 pm.
COsMOs-"The Madness Of Youth.
at 1880, $3.50. $50. 1880 and $3.50 pm
PALACE-Dorothy Dalton. in Fog
bound" at 1855 and 12:4O am, 2:25
4:20. $40, s and 9:55 pm.
RIALTO-"Enemies of Women" at
II am, /, 3. s. and pm.
METROPOLITAN" of Jeai-
ousy," at 1880 am. 1:25, $780, 5:25
1880 and 9:35 pm.
CENTRAL-"What's Wrong With
the Women" at 1875 am, 1885, $3.50
5:35. 1885 and 9:35 pm.
Evening star., 1923-06-20
The Pastime of Eternity

THE Pastime OF Eternity" a Per-
sian poem play by G.. A. Lyon will be
presented Tuesday evening of next
week, at $50 o'clock, on the lawn of
Chevy Chase School. Connecticut ave
hue and Shepherd street, Chevy Chase.
Md. by the Arts Club of Washington
This most recent version of the fasci
mating history Of Omar khayyam is
written in three acts and will be pre-
sented with colorfui Persian settings
and coStumes and with oriental
dances by the Caroline Mckinley
dancers. Specially selected Persian
incidental and entr'act music will
grace the occasion also.
The production is being directed by
Denis L. Connell with a cast includ-
ing Maud Howell Smith. Maurice
Jarvis. Arthur ]. White. Theodore
Hardy, J. Martin Scranage. Jesse
Eeitch. +. H. watson. Conrad Young
and other members OF the Arts Club
Players.
Tickets are now on sale at the New
Willard news stand and at the Arts
Club, No. o017 Eye street.
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RIALTO-"Lost and Found"

Moores Rialto Theater announces
for next week beginning Sunday q
Goldwyn photoplay, Lost and Found.
written by Carey Wilson and direct
ed by r. \. Walsh. it is a story of
tropical passions. The action takes
place partly on the Island OF Tahiti.
where the entire company was sent
in order to make the scenes. The
story revolves about d planter,
whose bitterness upon being deserted
by his wife for another. leads him
into the South Sea slave trade de-
termined to revenge himself upon
every woman who comes into his
power The cast, headed by House
Peters. Pauline Starke and Antonio
Moreno, includes Rosemary Theby,
George Sie2mann, William V. Mong,
Carl Harbaugh and Mary Jane lrv-
in.r.
The musical program will include
the playing Of THE Blue Danube
waltz as Strauss its composer origi-
nally gave it TO the public.
Evening star., 1923-06-20
Double the pleasure of your trip to

Yellowstone.-The pleasure Of your trip to
Yellowstone can be doubled by travelling via
Lander. the new southern entrance In one
direction. enabling you to enjoy scenery grand
beyond compare. heretofore not accessible 20
the tourist. Go via Lander. return via West
Yellowstone. See the Jackson Hole country,
greatest big game retreat in the world: Jack
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testic range In all the Rockies Salt Lake
City. scenic Colorado, Royal Gorge, Colorado
Springs and Pixies Peak region. Denver,
with its Mountain Parks all grand
scenic circle ticket. The trip of a life
K n. W. Railway. PA Pennsylvania building,
Philadelphia, Pa. for free copy of illustrated
folder, Teton Mountain Route to Yellow
stone" and other interesting Information
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1923-06-20
PALACE-Alice Brady i'll The
Snow Bride"

Alice Brady will be the star at
Loew's Palace Theater next week
beginning Sunday afternoon in The
Snow Bride" Paramount screen
production which is said to represent
the opposite of her last screen pic
ture-iThe Leopardess"-for she ex-
changes the scanty garb of the trop-
les for the furs of the far north as
the daughter of a French Canadian
fur factor. in a picture adapted from
an original story by Sonya Levien
and Julie Herne,' which was directed
by Henry Kolker. 1t shows how the
girls love for her father and her de-
sire to shield him from the conse-
ouences of wrongdoing nearly in
volve her in an unhappy marriage
and a tragedy as well.
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ADJUSTMENTS

and Scenes" beautifully staged.
Ecko and keyo. two sons of Nippon
will be seen in "Oriental Pastimes" ;
Louis London. in "A Breath from the
Western Plains; Elizabeth Barry and
the Nelson Boys. in "A Melange of
Variety Bits" and Jim and Betty
Page as the Two Pages of Comedy"
Just Like Woman" produced by
Miss Grace Haskins. the youngest
female producer in the picture field.
Marguerite De La Motto, George
Fawcett and Ralph Graves. in a story
of a girl with two maiden aunts who
are generally opposed to her on the
grounds that she is the daughter of
an actress.
Evening star., 1923-06-20
CENTRAL-'Has the World Gone
Mad 2"

Has the World Gone Mad?" latest
OF the Daniel Carson Goodman screen
analyses Of the present-day, social
system in large cities. will be shown
the first four days of next week at
Crandalps Central Theater, beginning
Sunday afternoon. Its cast includes
Robert Edeson. Hedda Hooper. Vim
cent Coleman. Mary Alden. Charles
Richman, Elinor Fair and Lyla Lola.
The parents of a son and daughter.
respectively. of the Adams and Bells.
who have been married for twenty
years are beginning to approach the
dangerous age" A beautiful cabaret
dancer slightly complicates matters
and hastens the rush Of a cataclysmic
climax that all but wrecks the hap
piness of all concerned.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Richard Barthelmess and Dorothy
Gish will be seen in THE Bright
Shawl"
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METROPOLITAN - "Wanderin
DAUGHTERS.

Crandall's Metropolitan Theater
next week. beginning Sunday after
noon, will offer First Nationals 8
Wandering Daughters" and Bobby
Vernon. in Plumb Crazy"
Wandering Daughters" is de-
scribed as a lively exposition OF the
gradual change in standards that has
been impressing itself upon social
life in recent years, with some color
full scenes.
Evening star., 1923-06-20
COLUMBIA-Agnes Ayres in THE
Heart Raider"

Loew's Columbia theater announces
for next week beginning Sunday art
ernoon, Agnes Ayres in THE Heart
Raider" a delightful comedy of love.
romance and thrills, based on an
original story by Harry Durant and
Julie Herne. adapted by Jack Cum
ningham and directed by wesley
Ruggles.
1t concerns a society girl whose
reckless escapades have led her
father to take out an insurance pol
icy guaranteeing him against dam
ages as the result of the girls reck
leSSpeSS
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CRANDALL'S-"Souls for Sale. "

Souls for Sale" Rupert Hughes
screen protrayal of life as 1t is lived
in Hollywood. and not as many OF
the country's sensational publications
strive to make 1t appear. will be the
offering next week beginning next
Sunday afternoon at Crandalrs The
ater.
Wednesday and Thursday. Maurice
Tcurneur's picture, THE Isle of Lost
Ships" will be shown, and Friday
and Saturday. T. Roy Barnes and
Seena Owens. in The Go-Getter,"
Paramount's film version OF Peter B.
kyne's story.
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Chevy Chase.

Sunday. "Singed Wings" Before
the Public" and Urban Movie Chats;
Monday and Tuesday, The Nth Com
mandment," THE Stork's Mistake"
and International News: Wednesday
and Thursday. Adam and Eva" Pest
of the Storm Country" and Interna
tional News; Friday, The Boss of
Camp Four" Under Two Flags" and
Oregon Trail, No. Is: Saturday. "The
Go-Getter" Don't Get Fresh" and
"plunder" No IL
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Apollo.

Sunday and Monday. Racing
Hearts" and Cold Chilis": Tuesday
and Wednesday, THE Bright Shawl
and Pick and Shovel; Thursday,
Masters of Men" and Family
Troubles: Friday, What's Wrong
With the Women" and Fighting
Blood" Round s; Saturday, THE
Soul of the Beast" and Where Am
Evening star., 1923-06-20
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, The Bright
Shawl" and Amateur Night on the
Ark; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Racing Hearts" and cold Chills";
Thursday and Friday. Souls for
Sale: Saturday. The Remittance
Woman" and "A Pleasant Journey"
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York.

Sunday and Monday, The Co
Getter": Tuesday and Wednesday
You Can't Fool Your Wife" and Roll
Along; Thursday, why Women Re-
marry" and Second Childhood;
Friday, The Soul OF the Beast"
Fighting Blood. Round s. and Pick
and Shovel: Saturday. The Trail of
the Lonesome Pine" and Where Am
I
Evening star., 1923-06-20
New

]. Sunday. The Lights of New York:
Monday. silver Wings; Tuesday
The First Degree; Wednesday
FIower"; Friday, The Town owe Scam scam
dal," and Saturday, feature and
comedy program.
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Elite.

of Sheba"; Tuesday The Darling of
the Rich: Wednesday, Grumpy; /;
Thursday, "Westbound Limited; Fri
day. Mad Love-; Saturday, The
Woman of Bronze"
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Favorite.

Sunday, THE Flame Of Life: Mon
day, Arabian Love-; Tuesday, .'One
Clear Calf; Wednesday, THE Cen
tleman from America: Thursday,
THE Kentucky Derby; Friday. paid
in Advance" and Saturday, stepping
Fast :"
Evening star., 1923-06-20
Regent.

Sunday. Clarence; Monday. paid
in Advance; Tuesday, Minnie;
Wednesday, "A Dangerous Game;
Thursday. Red Hot Romance: Fri
day. The Kentucky Derby" and Sat
urday, Quincy Adams Sawyer"
Evening star., 1923-06-20
Dumbarton.

Sunday, THE Leopardess"; Monday.
The Dollar Devils; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Rustic of Silk: Thurs
day and Friday. Bella Donna; Sat
urdaY. The Buster"
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Olympic.

Sunday and Monday. "Prodigal
Daughters; Tuesday, THE West
bound Limited: Wednesday and
Thursday, Rex Ingram's Where the
Pavement Ends: Friday, Fools of
Fortune; Saturday, The Leop-
ardess."
Evening star., 1923-06-20
Home.

Sunday and Monday, THE Ne'el
Do WelT'; Tuesday. 1.-The Leopardess"
Wednesday, 'Westbound, Ltd"
Thursday, "The Prisoner; Friday
THE Woman of Bronze" and Sat
urday, Dead Game"
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American.

Sunday and Monday. Adams Rib;
Tuesday. "Glimpses of the Moon;
Wednesday and Thursday. THE Nth
Commandment; Friday, adam and
Eva; Saturday. THE White Flower"
Evening star., 1923-06-20
Raphael.

Sunday and Monday, Within the
Law; Tuesday, THE Kentucky Der
by; Wednesday, paid in Advance"
Thursday. The Leopardess": Friday
Mad Love" and Saturday. THE Cen
tleman From AmeZica."
Evening star., 1923-06-20
Judge for Yourself.

From TIE Cincinnati Enquirer.
rs Puddinhead good neighbor?
asked Brown.
wei, he gets up at bells Sunday
morning and starts moving the
lawn, replied Black.
Evening star., 1923-06-20
Circle.

Sunday and Monday, The Go-Get-
ter; Tuesday, Woman of Bronze;
Wednesday. Lights of New York;
Thursday. Gimme; Friday. MY
Friend the Devir'; Saturday, Fast
Nail"
Evening star., 1923-06-20
Sayoy.

Sunday and Monday, The Bright
Shawl" and Fresh Eggs; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Racing Hearts" and
cold Chills': Thursday and Friday.
Souls for Sale" and Amateur Night
on the Ark: Saturday. The Remit
tance Woman" and "A Pleasant
Journey"
Evening star., 1923-06-20
TruXton.

Sunday and Monday. "1s Divorce a
Failure?": Tuesday, The Gentlemen
from America: Wednesday and
Thursday, Dusk to Dawn" and Fri
day and Saturday. "westbound Ltd"
Evening star., 1923-06-20
Princess.

Sunday and Monday. within the
Law; Tuesday and Wednesday, The
Ne'er Do Well": Thursday, The
Leapardess": Friday and Saturday,
The Prodigal Daughter"
Evening star., 1923-06-20
Liberty.

Well"; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Hunting Big Game in Africa: !:
Thursday and Friday, "Prodigal
Daughters"; Saturday. why Women
Remarry."
Evening star., 1923-06-20

The Best Cigars Are
Packed in Wooden Boxes.-Advertise-
ment.
Evening star., 1923-06-20

o'Maliey. Noah Besry. William ".
Mong. Mabel Van Buren. Marguerite
De La Motto and Alice Howell..a
Evening star., 1923-06-20

STRAND-"Songs and Scenes"
Olga Boehm, Harold Maxwell and
sterling coterie of vocalists are
promised at the Strand Theater next
week beginning Sunday. in Songs
Evening star., 1923-11-14
Selecman and Mrs. Eugene Byrnes.

Mrs. Shaughnessy is hostess for
| thessa of articles made by the ex-
service men, patients in veterans
hospitals. which is being held this
week at 1880 + street. under the
auspices of the George Baldwin Nc
Coy Unit of the American Woman's
Legion. Assisting her will be Miss
! Anderson. Mrs. Rudy, Mrs. Anderson.
Miss Cryder, Mrs. Parker. Mrs.
Brigham. Mrs. Downing, Mrs. Fisk and
Mrs. Shaw.
The many articles made by the men,
| including baskets. jewelry, rugs,
scarfs. novelty toys and other things,
are very attractive, and many who
have followed the work Of the men
In the occupational therapy note that
the articles are far superior to those
of other years.
Representative Thomas s. Butler
or pennsylvania is at the Burlington
for a Few days. He will open his
apartment there for the winter De-
cember 1.
Maj. Gen. William J. Snow, T. S. A.
who is in New York to attend the
national horse show and also a
| meeting of THE Ends of the Earth
Club. is staying at the Hotel Astor.
Mrs. Paul Cannaday and Miss Jane
Riddle of Roanoke, Va, are guests
OF Miss Hattie Arlington
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt has
Joined her son n-law and daughter,
the minister of Hungary and
Evening star., 1923-11-14

H. P. Erwin. Mr. s. Parker Gilbert,
Mr. c. c. Glover. tr.: Lieut.. Col. Win
throp Green. Maj. c. l.. Hall, Mr..
Leland; Harrison. Mr.. Herbert G.
William NJ. Johnston, DR.. Ralph
Jenkins. Mr.. J. Miller Kenyon, Mr..
Winthrop Lockwood, Mr.. Richard n.
Mason. Mr.. Richard T.. Stands. Mr:
Wtnslow Van Devanter, Mr.. Richard
b. Wigglesworth and Mr.. Richard RI.
Wilmer.
Mrs. John Nesmith Greeley and
Miss Rose Greeley entertained at a
small tea yesterday in the apart
ment of the former in the Wyom-
ing in honor of Miss Ottola Nesmith.
cousin of Maj. Greeley. and other
members Of the cast of "Lovalt1es.
now playing at the National Theater.
The guests were principally ola
friends OF Miss Nesmith, who Is an
Army girl and native of Washing
ton. Assisting the hostesses were
Mrs. r. I. Hunsaker and Miss Julia
Maths
The marriage of Miss Helena
Campbell McDade, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry NJ. McDade, and the
Rev. Reginald Rowland of West
Englewood n. j.. son of DIR. and
Mrs Samuel J. Rowland of Clinton.
n. j.. is being solemnized at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church at
o'clock this afternoon.
Dr. Samuel j. Rowland is officiat-
ing and DR. Wallace Radcliffe assist
ing.
The brides only attendant is Miss
Isabella w. Larner, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John b. Larner. Mr. Henry
l.. Savage of Princeton is best man
for the bridegroom and the ushers
are Mr.. Lewis T. Breuninger and Mr..
Donald s. Morrison Of washington:
Mr.. John 9. Stewart of PRINCETON ana
Mr.. William Shaw Doty Of Pittsburgh.
a reception followed at the home
Of the brides parents Immediately
after the ceremony. After the first
Of December Rev. DIR. Royland and Mrs
Rowland viii be at home at the Manse.
West Englewood. y. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Fairfax
had as their dinner guests at the
Arts club last evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert u. BooZ of Philadelphia.
Admiral and Mrs. William f..
Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L..
Evening star., 1923-11-14

Countess 'Szechenyi, at the Hotel ST.
Regis in New York after closing her
summer home. the Breakers, in New
port. The minister was expected to
return to Washington yesterday, but re-
mained in New York until later in the
week, when the countess will accompany
him here.
The fifth anniversary concert of
the United States Navy Band will be
given Thursday evening. December
8, at S:l5 o'clock in the Memorial
Continental Hall. when Mrs. Feland.
wife of Brig. Gen. Logan Feland,
Y. >. NJ. c., viii be one of the soloists
The patronesses are Mrs. Coolidge,
Mrs. DENLY. Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Fred
a: Britten, Mrs. A. e. Il. Stevens. Mrs
Theodore Roosevelt Mrs. Edward
W. Eberle, Mrs. Robert Z. Koontz,
Mrs. b. F.. Hutchinson, Mrs. Luther
r. Gregory, Mrs. William A. Moffet,
Mrs. Edward X. Stitt, Mrs. Julian l..
Latimer. Mrs. r. II. Leigh, Mrs. F. II.
Bunby. Mrs. Hayne Ellis. Mrs. Z. w.
Mckee. Mrs. Robert Lee Gormly Mrs.
IContinued on Ninth Page
Evening star., 1923-11-14

Adolophus Greeley. Mrs. 7. .. Don
aldson and Mrs. Blade will assist at
the tea table. The guests will in
clude members of the Army and dip
lomatic corps.
Mrs. Charles X. Koons will be
hostess at tea this afternoon in her
home. on Iowa circle. when her
guests will be number of the visit
ing ladies of the Southern Medical
Association. The tea will follow the
drill at Fort Myer
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock is in New
York for a brief stay on her way
Evening star., 1923-11-14
back to Washington from Newport
where she went last week.

back to Washington from Newport.
where she went last week.
Mrs. w. II. Emory entertained ae
luncheon today in compliment 70 Mrs.
Arlington, who has just returned
from an extended tour of the south.
Mrs. Cary #. Grayson will entertain
the ladies of the Southern Medical
Association at tea this afternoon at
her residence on 10Th street
Miss Norvell Clark Munford has
returned to Washington and Joined
her mother in their home on street
after weeks visit in Richmond.
Miss Munford will be the guest of
honor at dinner this evening of Mrs.
James Branch of Richmond, who has
taken an apartment at the Brighton
until the first of the year.
Miss Agnes Stands is entertaining &
large company at bridge this after
noon followed by tea in honor of Miss
Norvell Clark Munford. debutante
daughter of Mrs. Clark Muhford. The
other guests are Mrs. Xenophon
Frice. Mrs. Egmont Koenig. Mrs.
Jack McKeage, Miss Janet Moffett,
Miss Eugene Lejeune, Miss Laura
Winder Marshall. Miss Cecil Lester
Jones, Miss Diana Cumming, Miss
Claudia Reed, Miss Elizabeth Taylor
Adams, Miss Anne Devereux. Miss
Ellen Blair, Miss Muriel Eleanor
Gray, Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark,
Evening star., 1923-11-14
Floor Committee for
Episcopal Hospital Hall.

FLOOR Conn ttee for
Episcopal Hospital Hall.
The floor committee for the benefit
ball for the Episcopal Eye, Ear and
Throat Hospital. to be given at
the New Willard on Thanksgiving
eve, Wednesday, November %, at 10
O'Clock, will be headed by Commander
Jewell, as chairman, and Mr. Hen
derson b. Gregory. Mr.. William
Bowie Clark and Col. Robert G. Paxton
as vice chairmen. A partial list of
the committee includes: Anthony G..
Addison, Commander u. &. Bigham,
Ward Brown. Stanley Carr. Mr.. J. Z.
Ellerson, jr.; Mr.. Edwin Ellerson, Mr.
Evening star., 1923-11-14

Miss Henrietta Hill. Miss Mary Emily
Hamilton. Miss Betty Werner. Miss
Edna Muncaster. Miss Genevieve
Ruth stoddard. Miss Helen Thomp-
son. Miss Elizabeth Zolnay. Miss
Margaret Zolnay. Miss Emma Stitt,
Miss Mary Stftt. Miss Caroline Henry,
Miss Agnes Ashford. Miss Katherine e
Elizabeth Taylor Jones. Miss Helen
Buckley. Miss Alberta Gilbert. Miss
Virginia Mccullough. Miss Katherine
Wrenn. Miss Virginia Hume, Miss
Sarah Walker and Miss Marie
Surgeon.
Additional guests are asked for tea.
when Mrs. Munford. mother of the
guest of honor, and Mrs. Henry Clay
Niche will preside at the tea table.
luncheon today in honor of Mrs. John
l.. Hines and Mrs. j. Al. T. Particle.
The other guests included Mrs.
Charles s. Farnsworth, Mrs. Frank T..
Frances. Mrs. Dickman of st. Au-
gustine, Fla; Mrs. Joyes and Mrs.
The marriage of Miss Helen Buck
ingham Everett. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wade Everett. to Mr..
this evening at s o'clock. The cere-
mony will be performed at Calvary
Baptist Church by the Rev. William
S. Abernethy.
Mrs. Ernest G. Bender sister OF
the bridegroom, will be the matron of
honor. and the maids of honor will
be Miss Edith Everett and Miss Irene
Wright. The other attendants will be
Miss Muriel Schaefer. Miss Esther
Wagner. Mrs. Charles X. West and
Mrs. Clarence T.. Dawson. Miss Kath-
ryn RIGGS viii play the harp,
Mr.. Frank X White of New York
will be the best man. and the ushers
will be Mr.. Horace Higgins, Mr.
Earnest G. Bender, Mr. Francis A.
Murray, Mr.. Raymond Henderson, Mr.
Leroy McCarty and Mr.. Samuel
Spruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Denegre will
return to Washington tomorrow. after
a fortnights visit in New York
Maj. \. Il. Johnson and his mother
Mrs. Johnson. are visiting Mrs Al
lison, at the Brighton Hotel
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tContinued on Ninth Page
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-12-27
RUSSIA LOOKING FORWARD
TO MORE PROSPEROUS Year

unguaranteed paper money. While
this strenuous campaign to secure
stable currency was proceeding,
the sudden transformation to a gold
rate did away with bargains in Rus
sia The result was that in De-
cember prices for commodities other
than foodstuffs were from four to
five times the pre-war level.
The government shows some signs
of making further economic conces-
sions to private capital, during the
coming year in order to secure
cheaper production. 1t also hopes
to give impetus to initiative by
lifting the limit on salaries OF state
employees. Some of the best of
these men were leaving the govern
ment service and going into private
business becaue the limit with the
State was $50 or $40 month.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1923-12-27
CONDITIONS ON
COAST NORMAL

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 27.
business conditions in November
reflected normal seasonal decline
in sales but the decline in employ
ment was not wholly seasonable
says report issued today by the
Reserve Bank of the Twelfth Dis
trict, including Arizona, California,
Idaho, Oregon, Nevada, Utah and
Washington.
OF the mining industry the re-
port said: preliminary reports of
production of unferrcus metals dur
ing November showed little change
compared Immediately to preceding
mont hs"