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62 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
67 FOR SALE-ACREAGE

BIC BARGAIN Comp -gsly eaulppea
chicken ranch. lsElmateiy sil
acres. az great sacrifice Pretty
broom house. we'll built with
l0wsliIf fireplace boa bright
pleasant living room. 2 fine bed
TpNmas nice kitchen, wired for
electric range. good basement
excellent ub-t0-dHtr poultrE
bguEeF. capacity 1000 bride. with
grain and storage places. cEcep-
iioualIy good hruudrr houses. on
buildings electric lighted and in
fret class condition. stores and
school handy. Price only $4,000;
very easy terms. Located 10 min
uteF walk from Seattle I've rctt
iutsrurban station. half-hour tcrE-
leTs 30 minutes auto ride from
downtown. seattle. go Walker
BldE-, corner Second ave. and uni
NrfFity a. Phone FL lot-nIE2
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IS MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE :.

~ -. " AAHAfAHhaA"H M"
sash for incloriuE parchra O. kcr 2
your houHe warmer and cleaner.
Send ua your slkcH aud we VIII
give you FACTORY prices
Ifench doors. garage doors mirror
doors Benches aud tables Tor
breakfast hooks
Special cabinet work cupboard
d1nru doors and window for HlI
purposes.
pfainhpnrdr flour bins medicine
cabinets
Rubber weather strip. keeps uut
wind and dnht a Hure saver ~
fuel Zoe a foot
WindEhisid glass and sedan door
lights replaced while you walt
AK Tor cathloz Huy direct AZ fac
tory prices and save money
O ~ WILLIAMS COMPANY
1879 First Ave - Seattle. Wash.
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llac0n.e official citation. Roberts
said 90 his companion. Wei. only
Que Of us can set out Of n. and you
so He pushed his companlon thru
tho rear door Of the tanE aud was
himself drowned
Fosthumous awards Of The Amofi
can congressional medal Of honor
and distinguished service -ross. and
the French mcdnllo miiiinirc and
crOix dc gucrrc with palms have
been made In tho case. Several
veteran organizations 90 California
have been named in Roberts honor.
Roberts dying act won his memory
everlasting glory But his Wish con
corning his estate Is matter Tot
court battle
Claim FOR the estate. mostly the
$4,000 government ms Insurance.
was made by his aunt. Mru. Ida
May zcllc. shortly after Roberts
father died. In support, she pre-
scented letter. written by Roberts
70 his father. few weeks before
the battle. II ytts the Typical letter
OF soldier over There and when
his fountain pen became dry, Tire
boy finished Il with leai pencil.
Remember. dad, II I ne. want
Ida May zellc 10 have everything "
read one pcuclied sentences Filing
the letter a. a win. Airs. Ztlio aslScd
thnt u h. prohated,
Other relatives. however. dispute
the request They declare there Is
icvidcnce that part Of the letter
written in pencil had teen erased
and the messase regarding MIA
zeile written in.
And thru maze Of patriotism
penmanship and probate problems
Judge Craham is endsavoring 70 DC.
eide who - right.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their household arc re-
ported by the following men
McGlothern. Carl. 6554 18th ave y.
Thompson. walter. III Cherry st.,
girl.
lake ave. girl.
powell. sewell Bryan, 1907 Franklin
MStterson. Martin r.. eSoe 3ith ave.
Yemen. whltney " 1904. 18th ayo. $.
Argus. Andy. 1918 W E,msrove ST.,
boy.
Ferguson. Roderick John, 1iS w.
18th st., girl.
THAN, Harden. 500 5Ith ave. s., girl.
Johnson. ole NJ, All W. Frontenac
Bogue' Freeman snowdeh i.Gs
Whitman ave. hoy.
Radford. Oscar L.. 100 FORTH ave.
~. boy.
Mcneil. Andrew. lie Roy hotel. girl.
potts. Carl H.. 254f Queen Anne ave-
watson. william G., IL W. John st.,
plFt
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Burn MINIATURE TOwN

lyndon a miniature town Of
WE Than 10 buildings Yas con-
lEitd and placed on aas,ago Of
!, ',el theatrr simply 10 be bum
uo"n The event vas arranged
IRE Insurance company 10
IN -" bo~ flmusg may be sprend
Al. az entire community, leaving
9lslion IN tAoir wake.
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DEATHS

Reed. Jesse S. o. l2bla Dexter ave.
Dec 49,
paulson, Eta j., 90. 214S n. cath ST..
Dec. %.
ave. n. t.. Dec. 49,
Hyodo, shozo. As, GA Jefferson st.,
Dec. %.
Thies. John. 72. no address given,
Dec "a.
Larson, Ellen Sophia 40. 1884 n. Gist
IT.. Dec. 30,
Cain, Pearl, ~. Ola n. 35th st, Dec.
%.
Jones. Harry Frederick. ~, Gil II.
Howell st.. Dec. 20
Allison. Harriet. So, Ga 18th ave ~,
pee. ~.
Kelly, John, II, 5iS Ninth ave- Dec.
90
Olson, Mrs. Cassandre, 3g, tios Fifth
I'VE Doc. "a
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BUREAU OF
MISSING
RELATIVES

Tie stas iutiie. its reuder. 20 Go thu.
department. as an aid IN finding missing
relatives or friends. The department 4.
20 help In rronifinE those who have been
.sparafrd. 1lIos. whose relatives or
friends are missing are Invited 90 report
the disappearance directly 60 The star.
Headers who mas know the whereabouts
Of persons mentioned In this column a.,
missing are requested also TO report TO
THE star. Other newspapers arc invited
10 reproduce such items ~ Will interest
their readers.
g. l. PHILLIPS was last heard
from five years ago when he lived
at $500 Fifth ave. ~ r.. Seattle.
Anyone knowing his present address
is asked 70 please write either Mrs
". y. Greenfield. 1858 Maple Leaf
place. Green Lake, Seattle. or Mrs
Sadie o. Hamlet, Anoka, Mimi
II BONNIE KIRBY Will write her
mother everything viii be all right
communication to this column
,saya
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Pearson. Edwin A.. Tacoma 80
Williams. Deana. Seattle ...,....2l
Eichlev. Rudolph j.. Los angeles 30
Rowe DoreHthea, Seattle ..r.,.a20
johnson. Henry r.. Seattle .,.,.2S
Wilson, Beatrice, Seattle ...s..als
Doty. Leland. Seattle .......,..,.2S
Buttcrfield. Della j.. Seattle D...2j
Bercot. Maurice f. Kapowsin Legal
Upton. Marie. Seattle Legal
Lindqulst. Nois A.. Seattle .,.....s2
Brown, Pauline. Seattle ...-.,.n.2e
Hopkins. Frank, Portland ...,.s2D
Larson. Ruth L.. Seattle ..s....,.,24
Trober, John, KapOwsln .,,. Lei gal
Wilson. Josephine. Seattle legal
Kroth. Clarence. Sacramento legal
Withors. Ermg. Snoqualmie Falls,lS
williams Chas. Seattle .,,.sL Legal
Richards. Joan, Seattle Legal
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Hiroo. Kango. III 18th ayc, EIrL
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Ago
Carlson, carl o.. Seattle ...... Legal
Winter. Amy NJ, Seattle .... Legal
Johnson. Harry r.. Seattle. Legal
Piles, Lula ~, Seattle ....... Legal
fangmend. Robert. semitic .....,22
Mcurew, 1nez Gertrude. Seattle 10
Berg. Ervind =, seattle go, Legal
Iifoffcrstod. Marguerite G., So
Attic ..........s..,.t.. Legal
uoyind. Hans. seattle ....ss Legal
Tfnpp. Hazel, seattle ...,. iegnl
uanaon. Harold seattle .,.t..,....9l
Miachlto. Martin NJ, Seattle ...."s3
jacques. Henry T.. Seattle ,......2g
Mathew, Gertrude. Semitic ....,2V
note. John T.. Vancouver - C.n.,l3
McAllIster. Norah X. SEATTLE 'g2
louigioyg ynmes ~, seattle ..,,.. 30
QuiBlcy Agnes, centrnla ',',,'' Nv
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Smallwood Motor Co., Inc.
EBERHARTER'S
Guaranteed
Transportation

When sou think Uf .brr4
harterH better used cars
you must think "a ma
chimes with thr nuiah and
apafklr ~ new autos and
% excellent mechanical
condition that euablra me
Eirfu o. place all be- BE-
e"urcsa behind their writ
ten guarantee ~ each
auto. ~ huyiuE and rsli
tnE thuuHauds 81 raTH
tNFr1 year EbHrhartHf
Garage fHr De- able 10
UaF cash and sell on easy
terms az the loves prices
consistent with The hIeH
r' quality possible Iu
rFri care 10 ItiaH good
iced car Ebgrhhrttga has
- Tor saio Here's just one
% scores ur bhrguInf
thHFhhftcfa courteous
enlrHmrn viii gladly dem
uuftfufr for YOU
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1923 Chevrolet Touring
S3qn

.r perfect mechanical condition. har
thr urf- HraHrs uf brand new
car uEiEiuaI finish without b
taiua perfect original tlrra show
hardly ans wsaT has plenty oi
tatFaH
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% FOR RENT-HOISEs

HOUSES. FLATS and APARTMENTS
FOW NieAI
CARTER MCDONALD q MILLER
Inc gns Columbia 81 iL lut-hss1
GROOM modern house. garaEg. sas-
le Green Lake way FHunr
NE lrsr-bgis
f.o-rOJN KuuMr FaH fanEr gars
age. t7Es Lincoln nraCh reed
TNrNks nnInl- Boz. EAnL-4lna-
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MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS

PiASOd--tiatcaina ga our cEehAnHs
Dept New pianos 70 rents iimitrd
sut. applied On par. Msyer.Tonsr
1873 F0urth. cobb uidg. AA 10.
aEtg
PHoNoGRAPH repair Mainspring
81 kE uwdsatG1
fHuNUuHAFHs f0T REM. 81 month.
Liberty Mule shoppr. ISIS lot ave.
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Divorce Complaints

Enrl VI. ". Marie Bakcr. dcscrlion.
Mintlc W. Henry House, cruelty,
Thomas G. vs., RUBY ~ Smith de-.
goFtiuu
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Sc AUTOS FOR SALE
Standard Used Car Co.
FOrds

Fords
Ia-l tNsHI f9rla HH-H balloon
flr aut rF.F fh.nF
Isgt lNraB Tudor ian cord
UrE FEfraF
isst tEruf Fard DaHr Eaa fF-
u.nans rumpffs ara satTaF
ASA lN.rI rafH esuls n-a r.rHH.
auiH HHlr rt.
1898 Ird Tudor -ffau
1923 Terd coura
lssg Ford Tauaus
1874 Ford'sedau
Special Values
1913 ID coupe
1893 pols T9mIas
ifss .Er 2 Iuurins
lsss Chssrolst I-pass coupe
1893 Chevrolet Touring
1928 Overland rourinF
1921 NasH gspsrt remHs
1850 Buick g Touring
Irupmobiie rouruE model S.
tteu.
'adillae Taufius model -1-S.
1sia
Oh, Yes! Many More
uoWN PAYMENT ASB TERMS
AHHA&gEu TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS
Standard Used Car Co.
6l1 81 Pike IA rt-UG39
rLOOK ron THE FLASHING
ELECTRIC riGN"
OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS
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% FURNISHED
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

CAPITOL hill rooms aud klfohs
rnettr. front attractive. complete,
41B, "a st-Bo5p
HorsEkEErtNd room. large closet
kitrhsustfy Also single room.
Grntl.mrn preferred. IA st-tlaost
80 WEEK Clean. modern Furnished
rooms 1att Elliott corner Hsii.
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HELP WANTED
ID SITuArION-MALE
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS bis mnnrs srIHue
Madison Better Made ahiTtH dIr
rect from oar factory o. Hsrarrf.
over a million HstiafFd Nearrr..
Easily sold so capital 20 rEr
ptlirurc required. Mauy earn
500 a. $50 wsfI d. Trr Iturg
now being allotted Wonder Ill
opportunity write Tor frrU same
piea now. Madison NtIlr. tHt
fFr.assf e.H4E RaU. N..rf
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l2 sALESMEN WANTED

STOCK HHlrHmeu. are goa making
5000 Per week tl not. aur iHrur
ia ia urw ora thc Pacific tuart.
our sairams q are cleaning 500 his
money can zee two experienced
men AnrT Finishing thir stair
VIII work oregon aud California.
I.LL M..m IMI- no. I..I IL
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The Seattle Star
Published Daily atlsas ss,sulh ave
seattle, Washington
BUSINESS
SERVICES
Attorneys az law
liusseii 81 FatrpIl lawyer 8ts IirN-
tef Horton. an Cafra Advice iFEr.
WA IL a, rail-. sIs Uurl,s lud 90
.hds All ,asre. trv wod AA iurtsu-
ADVICE free terrrh Allen. lawyer
W. gas-. 800 Ian liid EL lgi A2h.
hioctr'c Muehiners
NptGllT- sutIf-ltENTN
W VIZ El.lls fhlcE CO. seattle
firrirrs
ROM FUk go. rrpalripE. remodel
ihs and manufacturing Expert
tur work Prices that please auu.
~ fEoplea lauk nldE
Opticisn AID Opioniririst
plt EbMuNps. rfassf-ralertou 80.
Patent Nltorncys
7, =. CORN. Patent Attorney pat-
cnts SECURED developed aud sold.
hos-e-' Central BIDS seattle.
MA iusptAu. coo @ e. ~ W. WASH
inston ~ q,
PATENTS PROMPTLY procured
llEhrst references. Hest rfFulta
WATSON D.. CoLEMAN. Gee q a..
MaehlnEtQn. ~. q. Seattle office.
Gas Arcade RldE
MASON. FsnWlcl,. Lawrence. ostab-
llshcd 1851. Advice ana booklet
I've t1s burke hldg.
Monuments
PUGET SOUND Marble and Granite
49, lat aud Virginia. Established
Plano Tuncr,
John atrum. ~ st-os5t taa 18th "
Physicians, surgeons
Ann JAM rtNLEY midwife state
rrslaterrdl reside nee $3.50 EhHt-
Lake ave, "a pitl-tssg.
Oh ANGUs. suito 800 pautaFss ND
Momsn.a ailmcnis. dlsordefs
/ FUNERAL NOTICES
FA N.Y. !.-,le9 shi; !, si'}, Dec "a
ycars beloved husband ~ lia D.
FARRELL and father - Airs.
& NJ l.anden % Seattle, and
send brother ~ Andrew FARRELL
% kinsahcFE. CAL and dust Par
rell nf Pasadena, Cal Member Of
w .. W. lodge No. G9
Funeral today az b. M from
Johnson a Hamilton. Friends and
members invited Iutrrmrnt At
Pleasant csmetrfY
.cAlN-At slt N 18th 81. bee 81.
1896 PEARL CAIN. nEc On years.
beloved wife 90 joseph Cain.
mother OF Pearl Dorothy, Mario
aud Robert Cain
Funeral services SUNDAY az ] p
m. ~ tho residence. iutermenf az
~. Pleasant Home Undertaking
Co,
YEAgER aOsg 1th 81. ~. Dec. III.
1894. MRS. CHRISTINA YEAGEH.
age i2 years. beloved mother 81
William feagtf u Idaho. Mrs
Elizabeth Daxon and Mrs Emma
Pearl
Announcement later Home Tn
dsrtaklng Go
3 PERSONAL
4 Will not bc refp6nFIbio fof ans
debts contracted after this date
Downing. fsa Cell 81
VARIATIONS
Reduce weight and restore health
500 crary HidE IL iQt.45&e.
HAD dcbts collected everywhere.
uNlNERsAL Apl. CO. Ill ioi. 1879
"a TRANSPORTATION
SAN FRANCISCO. sgs. Mccormick
steamer tfsosa city s1s 5S1. "a
Rnil.pick wick stage cheated canal.
Los Angels. tg1-Szs.6t- Amoa
Bios ifes Fourth. MA in.siio.
6 LOST AND FOUND
LOST on Dec. -. az sixth uud spfina
IT. a hrogu leather suitcase.
Please communicate with Mrs a.
Wumen'a University club sixth
and spring.
LOsT-stFayed ln vicinity ~ Green
lake. male Boston bull No collar
Call KE nwd-i3t4 Mr.. Schram.
Reward.
ANYONE knowing whcrrabouta ~
Frond NyhhnE please notify 7. X.
Garusth. 62te First y. w. or John
NyhAnR. Purkland. Wash
LOST Brown mink Chokcr. near
Queen Anne blvd. and warren
ave. Nmna day Reward. Call
ST nHct.t5s6
Lost Brown handbag "Wednesday.
money. bank book. Reward.
So nsrf-a3fT.
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81
GARAGES
AUTOS FOR SALE

20 AUTOS FOR SALE
Late Model
Good Used Cars
oNE COZ uuE Real HuAs
Ford Sedan
1ust tHma 5000 BE- fHr total price
"i fhia rHr .ud $40 HIu EIFr you
rHaH tFfDE Dandy mechanical
condition good Rubber starter.
come rafraa end ,ar looks end j.
Boa fine condition.
uruEE BARGAINS
1880 sash sa uysIhaui,a and ln
good condition
1899 Gardner IT'S uat often Sou
find aH Eeqd H urld raf
l32I Anderson sIA Worth twice
as much aa Wr aFH Haklus
Overland s8s Good condition aud
"a snap at llst
Fofd Tourlng We have two at
500 each.
10 Cadillac Perfect mechanically
ana ioaba ike now
Common salthA This touring car
pa fins aHaps motor rcberrd
1891 Jardon-Iusl oysrhaulsd aud
rcphintrt
1898 Gardner hrdau-Nsv Dugo
paini fine condition
1920 MaEucii-u.i tatsa bIa fine
touriuE .ar
Ford asdan-liFa f8sg body aud
locke Hua iH lisr new
- stuta THE TOURING model %.
Tered Ht "a FHrUnrf
1893 Gardner Two lamauatfa .arr
hi hiE reduction
LIBERAL TiAuE.IN AiIowANgE
Naitl LAsf TERMS
Smallwood Motor Co., Inc.
49,. eurdnrr Distributor
lN.A q. lihr ~ lith EAat.fUsg
OUR TERMS MAKE OWNEinufp
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1923 Ford Touring
Small Car Bargains
And Over 30 More

REMEMBER THESE ARE ONLY a
lEW We HAVE rs OUR STOCK
IpFbr rttENEOLETF OVER
l.AhDF. OLDSMOHiLEB BUCKS
WlLLHs-kNlGHTs
Us BOTH CLOSED AND OPEN
MODELS
ALL Us THE best or CONDITION
rs EVERY RESPECT AND AT
URGES THAT Will SUIT ANY
SIZE PURSE
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9 MALE HELP WANTED

9 MALE HELP WANTED
BOY WANTED At ONCE FOR GOOD
DOWNTOWN ROUTE HIGH
SCHOOL, BOY PREFERRED. AP-
ply IN PERSON At THE CfRcU-
LATION DEPARTMENT THE sE-
ATTLE STAR. SEVENTH AVE
BETWEEN UNION AND UNfVEH
SfTY SITS
5 MEN wanted to work on our 70..
O00-aere California ranch: also
men to cut wood at CathcArt But
all must buy land at Cathcsrt
and pay down 800. Moro car
pcnters wanted az Cnthoart soon
a. new highway In finished. See
PETERSON or PERRY. Dos Third
ave Seattle. Wash
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30 BOATS AND LAUNCHES

REMEMBER. We Sell for Less
Efemcnt Boat Market, 1859 ", sith
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Z FEMALE HELP WANTEl

Z FEMALE HELP WANTED
MARCELLERs & nAfRDREssERs
earn SIS 90 SIS weekly. aud The de-
mand eHer eds the supply We
teach you how w few weeks and
assist you 20 n position.
CARSON HAIEDREHStNG COLLEGE
Third Floor Yale Bldg. OPP, r. y.
va in-eg7f
KNOCKOUT dollar ~ Her Hem
stitching and picot rdglnE attach
mcnt Rita any machine, sample
30 cents. postpaid wonderful dig
counts 70 agents. II Paso Sewing
Machine Go. eos w Overland
III Paso. Tex.
GOVERNMENT lobh. You are want
cd. s9a-s1s0 month Steady
Sample coaching lessons free.
Write Immediately. Franklin In
stitute. Dept. FAC. Rochester.
y. Y.
MIDDLE AGED woman hOusekcep-
er. home rather than wages.
Cass. MA ln-220l after
JAZZ Piano taught. Brlns. SOC Pine
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Lo, After Years, Ears
OF Bears viii
Re-appear

Dame Rumor's right again.
Ears are coming out. For
months it has been predicted,
but only last night at the
Junior League ball was it proved
so far as Washington is con-
cerned. Doubtless they've been
showing 'em in New York for
months. But
Miss Natalie Hammond, with
a new haircut just like a boys,
has her ears entirely exposed.
Mrs. Newbold Noyes is wear
ing her shingled hair brushed
back, so that almost the entire
ear is in view, and there was
one unidentified girl present at
the ball, who has her close
clipped hair cut out in a def
mite line round the ear, with
regular sideburns on each cheek.
Mrs. Orlando Weber, Wis
itor from New York, by the way,
and a guest of Mrs. Eugene
Meyer, sponsors the new fash
ion, although her hair is long
and wears it parted in the mid
die, brushed back above the ears
and tucked into small knot
at the back of her head.
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Misses Bessie McKeldin, Janet Moi
fet, Aminta Veeder, Peggy Zolnay,
Elizabeth Zolnay, Betty Byrne,
Claudia Read, Helen Strauss, Ellen
Blair, Virginia Blair, Barrine Drake,
Caroline Thorn, Mary Preston, Anne
Devereux, Eugenia Lejeune, Bar
bara Stanfield, Louise Clayton, Eliza
beth Parker, Beatrice Mclean, Betty
Ives, Helen Colbert, Helen Carusi,
Ruth Stoddard.
Who Was There? Everybody
Well, Pretty Nearly Everybody.
Who was there? Everybody
well, pretty nearly everybody as
is anybody" in Washington society,
most of them having been guests
first at one or another of the sun
dry dinner parties which preceded
the ball.
The Spanish Ambassador and
Nine. Riano were among those
present" and the Speaker of the
House and Mrs. Gillett were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brett
Noyes, who also entertained Mrs.
Ethel Noyes Blagden and Colonel
Newbold in their box. The Hun.
garian Minister and Countess
ODOCAASAyA SHIeELdAnSu d group VI
guests.
The Minister OF panama and
Nine. Alfaro and the Charge DAT
flares Of Austria and Nine. Proch-
mix were the guests Colonel and
Mrs. Arthur OBrien entertained at
dinner and later took to their box.
Senator and Mrs. James w.
Wadsworth, jr., entertained at
In 4nly ID 81
their table. They had with them
King Carley, Colonel William
Donovan, Mr.. Eugene Hale and
Colonel Henry Breckenridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, jr.,
entertainer at dinner before the
ball, their guests including former
Congressman and Mrs. Frank w.
Leonard and Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando
Weber, Of New York, who are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer over
the weekend.
Mrs. George Hope entertained al
dinner In the presidential suite in
the Willard and took her guests tC
the cabaret, where they occupied
| two boxes. Her party included
Governor and Mrs. e. Lee Trinkle
Of Virginia; Major General and
Mrs. George Barnett, Senator and
Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones, Senator
Kenneth Mcclellan, former Senator
and Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, Colonel
and Mrs. Kenneth Ogden.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Brooke
shared a box with Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Houghton and Captain and
Mrs. John H. Gibbons were with
| them.
Senator and Mrs. James Couzen:
had with them Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
Couzens and Miss Madeleine Couz
ems, among others. Congressman
and Mrs. Richard Aldrfch had DINING
with them before the ball Mr. ar1l
Mrs. William s. Innis, of Providence
Congressman and Mrs. James Ma
gee, Commander and Mrs. Claud.
Mayo, Mrs. Rose Merriam, Donalt
Rogers and several others. 81,
Mrs. Ridgely Hunt. had with he,
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in her box Mrs. Hamilton Fairfax,
who is visiting her; Mrs. Edmund
Pendleton, Miss Elizabeth Patterson,
Miss Mary Thorn and Mr.. Mclean,
of Baltimore.
John Hays Hammond had in his
box Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward
w. Eberle, Mr.. and Mrs. Allyn VIII
liams and Mrs. Karl Core, of Pitts
burgh, a niece of Mrs. Hammond.
Mrs. Hammond was unable to be
present due to illness.
Among those who entertained were
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Kendall, who
had as guests of honor, Mrs. Richard
T. Wilson, of New York, and her
daughters, the Misses Marion and
Louise Wilson. the party later go
ing to the ball. The other guests
were Mrs. James Mitchell, Miss Ma.
talie Hammond, Miss Bessie Nc
Keldin, Miss Janet Moffett, Miss
Beth Leary, of New York; Miss Bar
rine Drake, Mrs. Mary Kenna FL
kins, Miss Ellen Blair, Senior
Amoedo. of the Spanish embassy;
Lieutenant Commander Elmer Lang
worthy, Lieutenant Benjamin Hol-
comb, Chester Lockwood, NJ. II.
Paul, of Philadelphia; Lieutenant
Dewitt Carr, Mr.. Espil, counselor
of Argentina; Bowie Clarke and
Lieutenant Commander Cassard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman
had as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pen Cresson, the counselor
of the Swedish legation, and Madame
Gustaf Weidel and her niece, Mad
amoiselle Jean Gano.
Many Young Peoples
Parties at Decked Tables.
Young peoples parties were nu.
merous and gay. About one table
were gathered Mr.. and Mrs. Chaun-
cey Parker, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Bell and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Snow, jr. Mrs. Marshall Field had
fourteen young people for dinner
and took then afterward to the ball.
Among her guests were Mrs. John
Dean Cation Towne and Miss Laura
Cation Towne, of Chicago; Miss Vir.
ginia Mason, Miss Mary Mason,
Miss Eleanor Hard and Miss Eliza
beth Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Glover had 4
box, as did Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Cary T. Grayson. Miss Ailsa Mel
lon-lovely in a slim gold. gown
was a guest at one Of the tables
and at another one noted Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh, Mrs. John Allan
Dongherty and Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
old Walker. Others in the company
were Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reed
Yates, Rear Admiral Andrew II.
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Jor-
dan, Mrs. John Allan Dougherty,
Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman, Mrs.
Tracy Bows, Mrs. Emory Sands,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri de Sibour Cap.
tain and Mrs. Adolphus Andrews,
Frederick Nano, Mrs. Frederick
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bell
| Sweeney, Colonel and Mrs. Howard
| Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Snow, Mr.. Hertelendy Of the Hun
kartan legation, Baron Plessen, OF
the Germany embassy; Mrs. Henry
M. Hoyt, the Misses Heilman, OF
the French embassy; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Angus Carrot.