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1n al emorianu.

BABBIEGToN. In sad but loving EemsE
brance of my dearly beloved son. JOSEPH
A. BABBISGT0N, who died five years age
today, November g. 1918.
Sweet memories will linger forever;
Time cannot change them, it's true;
Years that come cannot sever
My loving remembrance OF you.
HIS MOTHER.
CAsASSA. A tribute OF love to the memoir
of my dear daughter RACHEL. who departed
from us seven years ago, November 3, 1915
We did not know the pain you bore,
l did not you die.
We only know you went away
And did not say good
DEVOTED MOTHER, MRS. S. G. CASASsA
CLARKE. In memory Of our mother. JENNIl
CLARKE who passed away hTe years agp
today, November 3, 1918.
Faithful hands that tOiled SO long.
Lips that sung our cradle song,
Come and hush our sighs once more,
THE FAMILY.
FURLoNG. In fond memory OF our beloved
wife and devoted mother, LILLE B. FIR-
LONG, who passed away November 8, 1s1"
To-day recalls the memory
of a loved gone TO rest:
And those who think Of her today
Are those who loved her hest.
HUSBAND AND son.
LEWIS. COLE. a tribute OF love to the men
ory of our beloved ones. HERBERT LEWIS.
IT, who died November 3. 1915 HARRY
LEWIS, who died September 3, 1917;
CLARA NJ. COLE tnee Lewis, who dleG
October H. 1918; NORMAN II. COLE, VINO
died October Is, 1923.
In the cold, moist graves saw them Ec
My grief TOO deep 20 tel.
on, how miss you, dear children.
No tongue can ever fell.
watched them day and night.
] held their hands in mine;
Until at last with broken heart
/ saw them breathe their last;
And said, o God. IL II is your viii it
mine
EY THEIR DEVOTED MOTHER AMI
GRANDMOTHER.
Side by side my loved onee noyg are sleeping
In the graves dark. dreamless bed;
While the willow honghs seem weeping
As they bend above our dead.
By BESSIE COLI
Some day in Jour path will follow,
When life's toll no longer shall be.
. At the throne of God ] will meet you,
There to rest eternally.
BY THEIR SISTER AND AUNT ELIZA
BETH PENN.
PARKER In sad and loving remembrance OF
our darling baby, EVELYN MAE, who de-
parted this life one year ago today, Novem-
Der 3, 1922.
Gone, but not forgotten.
THE FAMILY
WHITE. \ tribute Of love and memory q
my brother, HARVEY c. WHITE, who died
suddenly two years ago today, November
8, 1871.
LOVING BRoTHER, FRANK WHITE.
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Former Premier and Family
Sailed Today for England.

Former Premier of Great Britain,
MIR. David Lloyd George, and Dame
Margaret Lloyd George, accompanied
by their daughter. Miss Megan Lloyd
George, sailed today from New York
aboard the Majestic, for their home
in England after spending a few
weeks in this country. Last evening
Dame Margaret entertained at dinner
in their apartment at the Waldorf
Astoria, when her guests where
former United States Ambassador to
the Court Of st. James and Mrs. John
w Davis, Col. and Mrs. w. H. owen,
Sir William Sutherland, Sir Henry
and Lady Thornton, Miss Thornton
and Miss Megan Lloyd George.
daughter OF the hostess. Mr.. Lloyd
George made an address at the
Metropolitan Opera House in the
carly evening after which he with
Dame Margaret. were the guests of
h"no- al a supper party given by Sir
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NOTED ARTIST EXPIRES
AT EAST0N, Nd, HOME

Announcement comes to friends in
this city from Easton, Md, of the
death in that town of Mrs. Mamie
Cox Goidsborough, wife of James
Goldsborough, internationally known
as a painter of portraits and a con-
tributer to art in the leading maga-
zines She died at the family home.
Perry Hall, near Easton. Thursday
night A number of her paintings
have been shown in the Paris salon.
She was & sister of Mrs. Frank SEQ
field, wife Of Rear Admiral Scofield,
L. s N
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported tC
the health department in the last twenty -fou,
hours:
Ferdinand II. and Annie Bergmann, bog.
Clarence A. and Nettie B. Moore, girl.
Robert f. and Emma VI. Brockman, boy
Alfred Il. and Mary V. Cheatham, girl.
Joseph ii. and Celile VI. Gill, boy
Kenneth X. and Edith X. Peirce, girl
Michael 4. and Lucy TozzolO, girl.
Edward g. and Lille NJ. Boss boy.
John I. and Priscilla Costolon. boy.
Anthony Il. and Anne NJ. Kendel, boy.
John J. and Eleanor +. Sullivan, girl twins
Leo G. and Mary Terry, girl.
Winston L. and Lena Haynes, girl.
Thomas E. and Henrietta A. Miller, girl.
John NJ and Catherine Regan, boy.
Lloyd A. hnd Frances White. girl.
Christopher l.. and Lillian Schillc, boy
Tyler and Maybelle bennett, girl.
Roland II. and Naomi Jones, girl
Lake W. and Hazel c. koontz, boy
Louis =. and Julia Shade boy
Paul Il. and Victoria Hiser, girl
Edward and Florence Allen girl.
Henry \. and Ollie Sheppard, boy.
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DIES AT WALTER REED.

Charles Beck, Company G, 18th In
fantry, United States Army, died yes
terday at Walter Reed Army Hos
pital. The funeral was held this
morning at Arlington national ceme-
terry, where the interment was made
with military honors. Mr.. Beck was
a native of Norfolk, Va, and was
thirty-eight years old. At the age of
sixteen years he enlisted in the Army
and at the time Of his death he was
serving his sixth enlistment. He saw
service in the Philippines during the
Spanish American war and later in
the Aguinaldo insurrection and in the
world war.
He was n brother Of Mrs. Ida NJ.
King, 20 Rhode Island avenue north
west, who survives him; another sis
ter, Mrs. George Madert OF Clarendon,
Va, also survives him.
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DISTRICT NATIVE DIES.

Alice May Emmerich, a native OF
Washington and well known in the
section of the city in which she
resided. died yesterday at her home.
514 East Capitol street. The funeral
will be held from the family home
Monday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
Howard T. Downs of the Waugh
Methodist Episcopal Church officiat-
ing. She was the daughter Of the
late George and Mary Emmerich and
sister of George NJ. Emmerich OF
this city
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Deatbs.

am, at 5ai5 western ave, JOHN i. T..
aged SO years, beloved husband Of Magda
Amelia 4. Wolfe and John II. Click. Funeral
se's 'FfEssd Flssds and relatives a ARd
TO attend. 4"
HEHKEL. Friday. November 2 1923. at 1850
pIn.t ELISE, mother Of Edward Henkel
H. resIdsace Of fs her hs@ sons Edward RSiS' Hen
MEL, 63O9 Connecticut ave-, Chevy Chase,
Md. Monday, November 8, at 3 pm
interment at Rock Creek cemetery. (Bal-
tasse 1l@ose' conf Nd; and Hamilton, Ohio papers
1928 at $50 a. am. .H AGNES S 'gSVHn NoVEIL6,
aged years; Funeral from her late resi
at 10 o'clock. Interment at Mt. oiivef
cemetery. Friends and relatives invited 10
attend.
Too sweet to live.
Too loving to stay
So God sent an angei
And took her away.
LEWIS. Departed this life October 81. 1872.
at his sisters Re rs, residence. 93S 22nd St. NV
mourn their loss wife. Ella Lewis; tvs
sisters. Mary f. Davis and Louise J. Lewis:
FT1ers from 81 aFs 6nTib and hye t at S
tween and O SITS. Sunday. November 4.
nt O'Clock. So
NEWMAN. Departed this life Friday. No
vember >, 1923. al $50 pm, at his re-
dence, 1fS st. s.w., GEORGE s. NEW
MAN, the beloved husband Of the late Geor-
gisna Newman and devoted father Of Eliza
beth Nelson and Walter Newman and
step-father Of William Burke Notice
Of funeral later. (Bsltimore and Whining
ton, Del, papers please copy.b
POWELL. November ., 1923, at pm.
SAMUEL f., beloved husband OF Lillian 4.
Powell. Funeral from his late residence
Idylwood, Va, Monday, November .. at
pm. Interment at Fairfax Court House. So
PYLES. Friday, November .. 1923. MATILDA
E., beloved wife Of Edward Pyles, aged 90
years Funeral from 1913 Davenport pl.
NV. on Monday, November B Services At
the Eldbrook NJ. +. Church, Tenleytown, at
pm. Relatives and friends invited 10 ut
tend. Interment at Prospect Hill cemetery.
4s
RILEY. Ladies' Columbia Aid Association srr
hereby notified of the death OF Mrs. ANNIL
AMELIA RILEY. You are requested to at
Church, 3rd and I SITS. NV, Monday. Nc
yember ., 1923. at ] PM.
SUSAN H. DORSEY, Pres
MARY e. BOWMAN, Rec. Secy.
SLOANE. Saturday, November 3. 1923. at his
residence, 1877 Willard st. NV, after a
brief illness. CHARLES SWIFT SLOANE,
aged 81. Funeral service at Epiphany LU-
theran Church, 18th and SITS. NV, Mon
day at IL am. Friends invited to the sery.
ice. Interment private.
VAN Solver. Suddenly, November 2, 1923
WILLIAM f., beloved husband Of Nellie y
Van Sewer. Funeral from his late res!
dence, 622 st. s.w., Monday, November .,
at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Intermeut Rock Greek cemetery.
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Mrs. Harley calvin Gage entertained
a company of nine at luncheon yester-
day at the Shoreham. This Is the sec
ond of a series of informal luncheons
Mrs. Gage is giving.
Ell Club Cervantes win hold its in
augural dance of the season tonight
at 8 o'clock, at the La Fayette Hotel.
10th and I streets northwest, in honor
of the honorary members OF the club.
The honorary members who are now
in Washington and anticipate attending
the dance are: Resident Commissioners
Felix Cordova Davila of Porto Rico,
Senior Don Jaime Agelet Garr1ga,
third secretary of the royal Spanish
embassy; Mr.. Pedro Capo Rodriguez
OF the Carnegie Endowment for Inter-
national Peace; Mrs. +. c. Hunt and
Mr. A. Eckhart of the Argentine en-
bassy. Many attaches of the Latin
American embassies and legations Will
also be present.
A feature of the dance will be an
exhibition tango by Senior Manuel
Giron of Guatemala and Miss Ruth
Griffin of Washington, and there will
be brief program preceding the
dance, including musical selections
and formal presentation of the honor
airy members.
The dance will begin promptly at 8
o'clock. 1t is requested that all who
expect to attend cooperate with the
executive committee in the matter OF
arriving at the dance at the stated
hour to avoid confusion and embar-
rassment during. the program.
Col. and Mrs. Oldroyd entertained
Halloween in honor of Mussey Tent,
Daughters of the G. 4. r., by giving
a banquet of 40 covers. y musical
program was given by Mrs. Viola
Thipert Klinge. Mrs. Sarah Deeds,
Mrs Mary S. Parker and others. Col.
Oldroyd presented a beautiful silk
flag to the tent, of which Col. Oldroyd
is called the father" BY request
Mrs Sarah Deeds read Our Country's s
Flag" Mrs. Parker's song poem, sent
by the request of Mrs. Oldroyd.
DR.. Edith Sc Vile Coale will be
hostess at the Women's City Club
teas for November from 4:30 to 6
o'clock. Assisting DR.. Coale tomor-
row afternoon will be Mrs. Howard
l. Hodgkins. Miss Elizabeth c. Har-
ris, Miss Marie X. Saunders and Mrs.
George Eastment Mrs. William A.
Graham Clark Will preside at the
tea table.
Miss Ruth Mae Hansford will sing
a group of songs, and Miss Mary S.
Apple, contralto, will also give q
group of songs. Miss Hilda Hanes
will accompany at the piano.
Miss Susan Randolph, daughter of
Mrs. John Z. Hope of Mobile, Ala, is
spending the winter here with her
aunt Mrs Thomas G.. Mcknew.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles G. Abbot have
returned from Mount Wilson, Calf,
where DR.. Abbot has been engaged
in astronomical researches since the
middle of July.
Evening star., 1923-11-03

The military attache OF the British
embassy and Mrs. g. e. g. @. Charlton
returned to Washington this morning
from New York. where they spent
several days. They were guests at
tea Friday in New York of Lady Arm
strong, wife of Sir Harry Gloster
Armstrong.
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The counselor OF the Polish lega-
tion, Mr.. Hipolit Gliwic. is among
the passengers aboard the Majestic
sailing today from New York for
Europe, where he will spend several
months on leave.
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Mrs. William Wheatley will enter
tain informally at tea this afternoon
for her neice Miss Virginia Carter
Mccullough of Norfolk, Va. who will
spend the winter with her.
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Miss Royal Draper entertained at
breakfast this mbrning at IL o'clock,
in honor OF Miss Annette Ashford,
whose marriage to Ensign Thomas
limit Wattles will take place this
afternoon. The guests included Miss
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Capt and Mrs. Emory Land have
with them the mother of Mrs. Land
Mrs Dwight Chester, who has arriv-
ed from Boston to spend the winter
with them.
Capt. and Mrs. Land will attend the
Army-Navy game in New York, No
Yember q.
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Carn OF Thanks.

McALwEE. I wish to extend my sincere
thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends
and neighbors for their kindness. sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes at the time OF
the sudden death OF my devoted mother.
ANNIE +. McALWEE.
DAUGHTER, MRS. JOHN DAPTIST3. ~
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memoration of the twentieth anniver-
sary Of Panama independence.

The military attache of the French
embassy, Gen. George A. L. Dumont,
will entertain at luncheon Tuesday in
honor of the counselor of the en-
bassy, Mr.. Adre de Labouiaye. The
guests will include the military at
taches of foreign embassies and lega-
tions.
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge is the
guest of Senator LIE Baron Colt in
his home in Providence, r. l., and
was the guest of honor at luncheon
yesterday of Senator Colt.
Evening star., 1923-11-03

The solicitor general and Mrs.
James NJ. Beck, entertained at din
ner last evening for their daughter.
Miss Beatrice Beck. Mrs. Beck and
Miss Beck will go to New York Tues
day.
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Mrs John Allen Daugherty will re-
turn TO Washington tomorrow after
a trip to Philadelphia and New York.
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X n RS. COOLIDGE is taking 6
NH few hours trip down the Potn-
VH mac today on board the
Mayfiower with party of
friends on board. They will return
about o'clock.
The President had as a guest at
luncheon today Senator Fess of Ohio
The amba assador of France and Nine.
Jusserand came to Washington this
morning from New York. where they
arrived yesterday on the George
Washington, after passing several
months at their home in France.
The ambassador of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier are arriving in
New York today on the Belgenland,
after passing several months in Eu-
rope. They will probably remain in
New York for a short visit before
coming to Washington.
wattIes-AshfOrdw Wedding
OF Unusual Interest Today.
Unusually beautiful in appointment
is the wedding this afternoon of Miss
Annette Ashford and Lieut.. Thomas
Lippitt Wattles, U S. N, which is
taking place at 4:3O o'clock in st.
Thomas Episcopal Church, the rector,
the Kew. &. Ernest Smith offlclatlng.
The decorations in the church are all
white and green, chrysanthemums,
palms and ferns being used.
The bride is wearing a gown of
white satin, the skirt draped to the
front and caught with pearl orna-
ment, showing the full chiffon skirt
edged with rose point lace. From the
waist line hangs the long square
train, and from the shoulders a deep
cape of rose point lace, which meets a
bertha of the lace, completely cover
ing the satin waist of the gown. Her
pulle veil is held by a band of pearls
and she carries n shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley. Her only orna-
ments are the seed pearl earrings
worn by the brides of several genera
tions in her family and a breastpin of
seed pearls to match, which is a gift
Of the bridegroom.
Miss Agnes Ashford is maid of honor
for her sister and is wearing old
blue taffeta, the basque waist finish
cd with a bertha of silver lace and
silver lace falling over the full
taffeta skirt. Her hat of blue taffeta
has a cascade of silver lace falling
over the brim at one side, and she is
carrying an old-fashioned bouquet of
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Society
Mrs. Coolidge Is Taking a Trip on
the Mayhower This Afternoon
With Party on Board

pink roses tied with pink ribbon.
Miss Nancy Wattles and Miss Caro-
line Wattles. sisters of the bride
groom; Miss Julie Hume and Miss
Royal Draper are bridesmaids, and
wearing pink taffeta and deep cream
chantilly lace made like that of the
maid of honor, their hats being of
taffeta with cascades of ribbon in a
deeper shade of pink, and their old
fashioned bouquets are of pink roses
tied with blue ribbon.
Mr.. Charles Carlin is best man for
Lieut.. Wattles. and the ushers are
Lieut.. Emnet Forrestal. Lieut.. Rock
well Townsend, Lieut.. -DixweIl
sign James McWilliams and Ensign
Edward Graham, all of the United
States Navy.
A reception will follow in the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Snowden Ashford, when the latter will
receive with the wedding party She
Is wearing a gown of black velvet,
gracefully draped and trimmed with
ermine and black velvet hat with
black lace veil. Mrs. c. w. Wattles
of Alexandria,, mother OF the bride
groom, will also receive with them
and is in black.
The house is decorated in white and
green, the only color being in the din
ing room, WneTe autumn leaves are
used and the table has a centerpiece
of pink roses.
Later in the day Lieut.. and Mrs
Wattles will leave for a wedding
trip, the latter travelling in brown
satin backed crepe made plain, with
a plated flounce at the bottom of the
skirt and similar flounces on the
sleeves falling from the elbows. With
this she will wear a small brown vel
vet and satin, hat and a brown polo
coat with a fisher fur collar. Lieut..
Wattles will return to his ship No
vember Is. for a short cruise and his
bride will probably return here to
remain until after the debut of her
sister, Miss Agnes Ashford, early in
December.
The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
Andrew Mellon, left yesterday for
New York to join his daughter, Miss
Ailsa Mellon. and spend the week end
with friends at Fort Washington,
Long Island. The Secretary will re-
turn to Washington Monday.
The minister of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro will give a reception this
afternoon at the legation for the Pan
anna colony in Washington, in COM
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Agnes Ashford, Miss Julie Hume, Miss
| Nancy Wa3tles, Miss Carolyn WattleS.
| Miss Elizabeth Zolnay, Miss Alberta
| Gilbert, Miss Catherine Shaw and
Miss Nellis Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Ellis will en-
| tertain at "a small tea this afternoon
at their residence on 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker will
J entertain st dinner this evening.
Mrs. David Stewart Hendrick will
| nave as her guests next week Mr..
! Jan van den Bosch and Nine. van den
! Bosch of Eaarn, Holland.
| Nine. Vap den Bosch, formerly Miss
J Frances Kennedy of Washington. will
share honors at the tea which Mrs.
| Hendrick will give Thursday, No
| vember Is, with Mrs. Edmund J. Hor-
! gan. 4 briae of June, formerly Miss
! Hilda Larabee of New York, who now
! lives in Washington, where, with Mr..
| Horgan, she has taken an apartment
| at the Connecticut for the winter.
Col. and. Mrs w. c. Harllee have
! as their guest the latters niece. Miss
! Madora Robertson, daughter of Mrs.
| Sterling Robertson and the late Mr..
/ Robertson of San Antonio. Tex. Miss
| Robertson has just completed a visit
| Win -ht- anu MIS-. idlCt INutISuSc e
! at RocilpoTt, Mass, who entertained
/ large :huuse party in her honor.
| Mr.. and: Mrs. Harry S. Black en-
/ tertaiIred at luncheon yesterday at
| the Plaza in New York, when among
/ their guests were Prince and Princess
Francesca .Rospigiiosi, who spent the
! early part of this week in Wash
! ington.
| Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon, wife of
/ the counselor of the British embassy,
! will return to Washington this after
| noon from New York, where she
! went Thursday. She was the guest
/ at tea Friday of Lady Armstrong.
| Gen. Nelson A. Miles, L. S A., has
been joined by his daughter. Mrs.
I Reber. wife of Col Samuel Reber
| who viii be with him for the winter
. Col. Reber will be in Japan and China
I during the: winter Their son, Lieut.
Miles Reber, a member of the grad
uating class from West Point in June
, is now stationed at Camp Humphreys
Miss Helen Thompson is entertain
[ ing at bridge today, followed by tea,
when her guests include Miss Janet
! Moffett. Miss Charlotte Hartman,
| Miss Ruth Butler. Miss Margaret
! Zane. Miss: Florence Reiger and Mrs.
! ]. B. Earl. .
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Mrs. Heary Getty Chiffon, wife of
the counselor of the British embassy,
will return to Washington this after
noon from New York, where she
went Thursday. She was the guest
at tea Friday of Lady Armstrong.
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Miss Helen Thompson is entertain
ing at bridge today, followed by tea,
when her guests include Miss Janet
Moffett. Miss Charlotte Hartman,
Miss Ruth Butler. Miss Margaret
Zane, Miss: Florence Reiger and Mrs.
]. Il. Earl.
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Mai. and Mrs. Gillespie
En- Route to Washington.

Maj James A. Gillespie. L. >. A, ana
Mrs. Gillespie, who have just returned
from Europe, are at the Hotel Astor.
in New York, for a few days before
coming to Washington.
Evening star., 1923-11-03

The minister of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro will give a reception this
afternoon at the legation for the Pan
anna colony in Washington, in COM
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Mr.. and: Mrs. Harry S. Black en-
tertaired at luncheon yesterday at
the Plaza in New York, when among
their guests were Prince and Princess
Francesca -Rospieliosi, who spent the
early part of this week in Wash
ington.
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Cuticura Heals
White Blisters On
Limbs and Body

Some time ago had . breaking
ou of small white blisters on my
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Agnes Ashford, Miss Julie Hume. Miss
Nancy Waitles, Miss Carolyn Wattles.
Miss Elizabeth Zolnay, Miss Alberta
Gilbert, Miss Catherine Shaw and
Miss Nellis Wood
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Henry and Lady Thornton in their
apartment at the Waldorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte arrived yesterday in New
York aboard the Majestic from Eu-
rope, where they have been through
the summer. They were guests in
Biarritz Of the formers brother-in,
law, Count de Moltke- e-Huitfeldt, and
Joined in Deauville the Duke de
Morny, a member of the European
branch of the Bonaparte family. They
have been in London for snort VISIT
before sailing for this country, ana
were entertained at dinner by the
Brazilian ambassador to the. Court
of ST. James and Nine. da CANA, VINO
were In Washington for severai years
when Mr.. da Cana represented braZh
here. Miss Blanche Strebelgh, dausn-
in Europe and will sail next week
with Miss Camilla Livingston LOT this
country.
Col. and Mrs. Frank Jewell enter
tanned at dinner last evening at tne
Washington barracks in honor oi
Miss Laura Winder Marshall, de-
butante daughter of Gen. and MRS.
Richard c. Marshall, jr. The otner
guests included Miss Laura Bryh,
Byrne, Miss Eugene LeJeune, MI.
Theodore Bennett. Mr.. Dabney Maury,
Mr.. Harvey Jones. Mr.. Thomas Levi 10
and Mr.. Blaine Malian.
Gov. Z. Lee Trinkle returned 10
Richmond yesterday after a Visit OF
several days to Mr.. Marshall King.
Mrs Herbert J. Slocum has gone 10
New York and is spending few days
at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Mrs. James w. Gerard, wife or the
former United States ambassador 10
Germany. has returned to her nome
at 1015 5th avenue. after spending
some time at Hamilton, Mont, with
her mother, Mrs. Marcus DAILY.
Mrs. Z. J. Henning, wife or the
assistant secretary of labor, and her
daughter, Miss Beatrice Henning, are
spending "A few days at the Hotel
Astor, in New York, where they Will
be joined by Mr.. Henning today.
Mr.. John f. White entertained
fourteen guests at supper last even
ing at LIE Paradis in honor or MISS
Elizabeth Hanna.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. Snow, Jr.,
entertained informally at dinner last
evening in their apartment at 2oel
10Th street
Miss Bessie ]. Kibbey arrived in
New York from the Majestic today,
and will come at once to her home,
2025 Massachusetts avenue.
Evening star., 1923-11-03

Some time ago l mao DfedAinS
ou of small white blisters on my
@ limbs and body They
| GCtQN tched and burned so
|GR badly that scratched.
causing large. sore erup-
Me- tons could not sleep
x a, night on account Of
~ The irritation and my
clothing aggravated the
breaking out The trouble lasted
about four weeks.
tried several different remedies
but nothing gave reliet sent for
free sample OF Cutieura Soap and
Ointment which helped me then
purchased more and after using
them daily for two weeks i was
completely healed (Signedl Miss
tE. S. Wallace, Rt. ! Dover, Tenn.
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cum promote and maintain skin pu-
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Ioften when all else fails
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