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Evening star., 1924-08-24

Tuesday, Viola Dana and Milton Sills,
in The Heart Bandit" and Neal
Burns, in Dandy Lions; Wednesday,
Harrison Ford and Enid Bennett, In
The Fools Awakening" and Jimmy
Adams, in Safe and Sane: Thursday,
Antonio Moreno and Estelle Taylor,
in Tiger Love" and Lyman II.
Howes "A Movie Pioneer" Pathe
News; Friday, Bert Lytell and Blanche
Sweet, in THE Meanest Man in the
World" and Lige Conley, in Wide
Open; Saturday, Emil Jennings, in
Peter the Great" and "PoodIes"
Hanneford, in The Sheriff: matinee
only, seventh episode of The Fast
Express. starring William Duncan.
supported by Edith Johnson.
Doors open daily at pm, but Sat
urdays at 1870 pm. and Sundays at
2:30 pm, with continuous perform
ances both days.
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Empire .

Today and tomorrow. Dorothy Dali
ton and Jack Holt. in the Lone
Wolf" comedy. Budding Youth"
Tuesday and Wednesday, Lou Tel
legen and Anna Q. Nilsson. in BE
tween Friends" comedy. why Be
Jealous" Thursday and Friday. Gull
len Lands and Mildred Harris in
"One Law for the Woman" comedy,
Felix Gets Revenge" Saturday,
Richard Talmadge, in wild Cat Jor-
dom comedy, Lost Control" Mat
inee feature Saturday. Tom Mix. in
The Lone Star Ranger" and the
fourth episode of Ghost City"
Evening star., 1924-08-24

The cost of producing pictures in
accordance with modern standards is
going up, not down. This was borne
out at the Thomas III. InCe studios, it
is claimed. where christine of the
Hungry Heart is being filmed. 1t is
a society drama and richly mounted.
a detail of Christines boudoir is of
interest. The walls are covered with
rose taffeta. pIeated. The work alone
required many hours Of the decorat
ors' time, but the item calculated to
drive home the expense of the under
taking to any one lies in the fact
that 100 yards of the material were
used.
Evening star., 1924-08-24
York.

Today and tomorrow. Colleen Moore
in The Perfect Flapper," and Cliff
Bowes, in Lunch Brigade; Tuesday
Barbara La Marr and Conway Tearle
in The White Moth" and Spat Fam
lily, in Help One Another; Wednes-
day, Eva Novak in Missing Daugh-
ters.'' and Neal Burns. in "Tootsie
WootSie": Thursday, "Recoil-" and
Stan Laurel, in cob vs.. Paprika"
Friday. Half a Dollar Bill" and Wit
wers THE Telephone Girl; Satur-
day. Wesley Barry. in George Wash
ington, Jr.." and our Gang. in Com
menCement Day"
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Circle.

Today and tomorrow, Colleen
Moore, in painted People: Tuesday.
Harrison Ford and Enid Bennett, in
The Fools Awakening; Wednesday,
Bert Lytell, Blanche Sweet. Bryant
Washburn, in The Meanest Man in
The world; Thursday and Friday,
Leatrice Joy, Percy Marmont. Adolphe
Menjou. in THE Marriage Cheat;
Saturday. Hoot Gibson, in 40 Horse
Hawkins" Harold Lloyd. in Get
Out and Get Under"
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Apollo.

To-day and tomorrow, Betty Comp
son. in The Enemy Sex" and Aesop
Fable: Tuesday and Wednesday. Cor
inne Griffith, in Single Wives" and
cliff Bowes, in "Drenched": Thursday
Leatrice JOY, in changing Hus-
bands" and Spat Family, in Hunters
Bold; Friday, Alice Calhoun, in The
Code of the Wilderness" and Wit
wer's Telephone Girl: Saturday.
Laura La Plante, in Young Ideas"
and Our Gang, in "Commencement
DAY"
Evening star., 1924-08-24
New Meaders.

Today, Hoot Gibson in "Broadway
or Bust" Tomorrow, Antonio Moreno
and EsteIle Taylor in Tiger Love"
Tuesday. Mary Carr and Tyrone
Power in Damaged Hearts" Wed
nesday, Jack Pickford in THE Hill
Billy" Thursday. Tom Mix in THE
Lone Star Ranger" Friday, Laura
La Plante in "Excitment" Saturday,
Eddie Polo in prepared to Die"
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Dumbarton.

Today, VOLTA Dana in THE Heart
Bandit" Tomorrow, John Gilbert. in
Mans Mate" Tuesday, Norma Tai
madge in Song OF Love" Wednes-
day, Colleen Moore in painted
People" Thursday, Mae Marsh in
"Daddies." Friday. Mae Busch and
Wallace Berry in only a Shop Girl"
Saturday, Fred Thompson in Dan
gerouS Coward"
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Corinne Grif-
fifth, in Single Wives" and Aesop
Fable; Tuesday and Wednesday, Bet
ty Compson, in THE Enemy Sex" and
Cliff Bowes, in Good News; Thursday,
Eva Novak, in Missing aughters," +"
and Spat Family, in Help One An
other; Friday, Laura La Plante, in
Young IDEAS" and Jimmie Adams. in
"Asgravating Papa; Saturday. Ben
Alexander in ~ Self Made Failure" A."
and Howe's Snapshots of the Uni
verse"
Evening star., 1924-08-24
OLYMPIC.

Today and tomorrow, Aileen
Pringle and Conrad Nagel, in Elinor
Glyn's Three Weeks" and Ben Tur-
pin, in yukon Jake" Tuesday,
Johnny Hines, in Conductor 1892"
Wednesday, Marie Provost and Monte
Blue, in Elinor Glyn's How to Edu-
cate a Wife" Thursday. Barbara La
Marr and Lionel Barrymore, in Hall
Gains THE Eternal City" Friday,
Harrison Ford and Enid Bennett, in
THE Fools Awak ening." Saturday.
Viola Dana, in THE Heart Bandit" ;"
and Our Gang, in Derby Day"
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Takona,.

Tdoy and tomorrow. Baby Peggy,
in The Law Forbids"; Pathe News
and Topics: Tuesday and Wednesday,
Blanche Sweet and Warner Baxter, in
Those Who Dance" and comedy
Thursday and Friday. Brass" fea-
turing Monte Blue and Marie Pre-
vost. and comedy: Friday only, Ae-
sops Fables and Telephone Girl, No.
s.; Saturday matinee and evening,
Charles Ray, in The Girl I Loved"
and Aesop's Fables and comedy.
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Home.

Today and tomorrow. Pola Negrf in
"Montmartre" Tuesday. Brandon
lyman and Mary Carr in Loyal
Lives" Wednesday, Douglas MacLea n
in Going Up" Thursday, Harrison
Ford and Enid Bennett in THE Fools
Awak ening.' Friday, ]. Warren Ker-
risan and Alice Calhoun in The
Man From Brodney's," 18th episode
THE Fast Express" Saturday, Mabel
Normand in The Extra Girl"
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Chevy Chase.

Today and tomorrow Douglas Mac
Lean. in Going Up; FOX News;
Aesop's Fables. Tuesday. Antonio
Moreno and Estelle Taylor, in Tiger
Love-" and Stan Laurel, in "Smithy.'
Wednesday and Thursday, Pola Negri.
IN Men; Fun from the Press: Fox
News Events" Friday, Douglas Fair
banks. in The Nut; Charles Chase.
Sweet Daddie," and Leather Stock
ing No. O." Saturday, great revival,
Wesley Barry. in Gus Edwards
school Days; Fighting Skipper and
novelty reel. ,Doors open Saturday
and Sunday 2:30 p.mD
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Corinne Grif-
fifth, in Single Wives" and Aesop
Fable: Tuesday and Wednesday. Bet
ty tompson, in The Enemy Sex" and
Cliff Bowes. in Good News; Thurs
day. Leatrice JOY, in Changing Hus-
bands; Friday. Laura La I'lante, in
Young Ideas" and Stan Laurel, in
Sob vs.. Paprika"; Saturday, Ben
Alexander. in "A Self-Made Failure
and Howe's Liquid Lava"
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Elite.

Today and tomorrow, Pola Negri.
in "Montmartre"; Tuesday. Henry b.
Walthall, in The Unknown Purple"
Wednesday, Colleen Moore, in Paint
ed People: Thursday, Cullen Lands,
in "A Girl of the LimberloSt": Friday,
Lcatrice Joy. in THE Marriage
Cheat: Saturday, Fred Thompson, in
North of Nevada"
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Continued from First Page.)

arc the featured players in this
William J. Locke story of circus life.
Added short reels will complete the
bill.
The Heart Buster" "A clean. whole
sumo and thrilling drama of the
West and also Tom Mix's 50th pic
turc for William Fox, will be the
screen offering at the Ambassador on
Saturday of this week Juvenile
comedy. The Juvenile Partner; an
Acsop Fable and a scenic film round
cut the bill
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Photoplays This Week

dred Harris and Norman Kerry.
Tuesday and Wednesday. "Cytheria,"
with Louis Stone, Alma Rubens, Nor
man Kerry and Irene Rich. Thurs
day and Friday, 1.-The Eternal City
with Lionel Barrymore, Barbara La
Mari and Bert Lytell. Saturday,
John Gilbert, in THE Wolf Man"
Evening star., 1924-08-24

are here to stay, that though super
ffcially shallow, they at bottom deal
with vital, living truths of modern
social life. and are therefore more
valuable than pictures held up as
shining examples of Yirtuous art
Vidor has in prospect the making of
two productions of similar nature,
Cyril Hume's Wife of the Centaur''
and Harvey Ferguson's Women and
Wives"
Evening star., 1924-08-24

Blasco 1banez. whose -Four Horse
men of the Apocalypse" first stir
red the literary world, is said TO
have recently declared 'it is the bust
ness of the writer of the day to write
with the motion picture in mind"
The day is at hand when leading
literary luminaries viii write direct
~ for the screen, thus reversing the
old order
Evening star., 1924-08-24

Next Week s Photoplays
COLUMBIA-Rudolph Valen-
tino, i'll Monsieur Beau
caire."
METROPOLITAN - Little
Robinson Crusoe."
RIALTO-"Cornered.'
PALACE-"Open All Night"
AMBASSADOR-"Little Rob-
inson Crusoe."
CENTRAL-"The Man Who
Fights Alone"
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Park.

Today and tomorrow. Jackie Coo
gan, in "A Boy of Flanders" and
Lloyd Hamilton, in Lonesome;
Evening star., 1924-08-24
Carolina.

Today and tomorrow, THE Shadow
of the East" with Frank Mayo. Mil
Evening star., 1924-08-24

Bird" has been signed on contract
to write a series of original stories
and adaptations for Metro C oldwyn-
Mayer.
Miss Fulton achieved fame first as
writer of short stories and then as
dancer. She next took up play
writing and has had no less than 10
plays produced to date.
Louis O'Connor, playing the prison
warden in "The Silent Accuser,"
which Lester n. Franklin is directing,
was the sergeant of the guard of the
California State prison at San Quen-
tin a number of years ago, and has
consequently been able to give the
director hand assistance in stag
ing prison procedure.
King Vidor declares that pictures
dealing with the younger generation
Evening star., 1924-08-24

"Neptune's Romance is to be filmed
for Fox by Henry Otto. 1t is going
to be one of those pretentious allie
gorical screen classics. Otto filmed
The Temple of Venus and Dante's
"InfernO'
Evening star., 1924-08-24

The lost art" of broadsword and
rapier fencing is to be revived In
Hollywood, with Robert Edeson and
George Irving as it sponsors. Both
of them used to be amateur cham
pions when they were in Maud Adams
company in the time of THE Little
Minister"
Evening star., 1924-08-24

"Christine Of the Hungry Heart"
was started at the lnCe studio with
"a brilliant costume ball" at which
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JEAN EL70T'S NEWS AND GOSSIP 0F's0C7ETY
HzARVEYS LEASE
COUNTRY HOME.

Colonel and Mrs. George Harvey
have leased FdighWOod; the house
of Mrs. Henry q. Corbin, III Chevy
Chase. for the winter.
Mrs. Warren DeIano Robbins.
who has been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Dorsey Richardson, IL visiting
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman.
4
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry But
Ter, who attended the meeting Of
the American Bar Association In
London and the Internal iOnaI Asso-
citation in StociIholnn, win return
about the middle o1 the month and
20 direct to MOntsWeag Farm,
where they win remain until after.
election day. They win probably
reopen their street house about
Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Delos a. Blodgett and her
sister, Mrs Charles g. Matthews,
are motoring to New York from
their summer home on Macisinac
Island, Mich. to meet their niece,
Miss Myrtis Porcher, who il ar.
irving this week from Europe,
2 r
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sundberg, 81
Philadelphia, have arrived IN Wash
ington to attend the wedding Of
Miss Ethel Combs, daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. George w. Combs, and
John Hans Luening, which will take
place on Thursday evening.
49, II
Mrs. Thomas Kirby and Miss
Katherine Kirby and Miss Margaret
Mills are at the CEalfon.e. I9addon
Hotel, in Atlantic City.
Ell Club Cervantes will celebrate
"Pan. american Night IN honor 81
Columbus Day, In the Hall Of the
Americas at Pan-Amefican Union
building on Sunday evening", OctO.
Der IL, at 8 o'clock.
II
The annual card party and tea
Of the Chaumont unit. American
Women,s Legion, will be held tines
day afternoon. October rs, In the
Officers Club at Washington Bar,
racks. Cards and NAH jOng viii
be played from 2:30 until 5 b. mi.
when the tea and band concert viii
begin.
The proceeds from this. entertain
nnent will go toward hospital work
ADMINISTRATION and other activities
Of the unit.
Reservations for tables may b
made through Mrs. "A. C. Spaalding
2O38 Allen place northwest. PA
tronesses viii be named later.
4
Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis and
her daughter, Miss Margaret Euatis
who passed the summer on Ions
Island, have opened their home II
Rhode Island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard I'll. Wilmer
accompanied by the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Grant, Of At
lantas left yesterday for. a weeks
stay in New York.
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sOrsnur tARals ! EMna

Miss Gertrude Richardson Brigham,
who sailed for China in August to
take up work with the Canton Chris
tan College. She was a guest of
President Sun Vat Sen, generals
.sImo of the south China govern.
Inent, at tea in the palace one after.
noon shortly after her arrival at
Canton Christian College, Canton.
Doctor Ma 500. agent Of Doctor Sun
ints Washington, was also present,
with Doctor Eugene Chen, head Of
the aviation bureau and private sec.
rotary to President Sun, and Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Holt.
Mrs. Sun, who lived in America
for several years, is graduate Of
Wesleyan College, Macon, Ga, the
Oldest woman's college in the world,
established In 1880. She hopes to
visit America again. She Ii Youth.
full and charming to the last word,
cutie fascinating in the light blue.
lowered silk costume she was wear.
ing.
DIR. Sun, in spite Of reports to the
contrary, Is In excellent health,
youthful and vigorous, with flash
ing eyes full Of humor. He talked
for an hour, the interview being
entirely in English, which both Doc
tor and Mrs. Sun speak with per-
feet nuency.
Miss Brigham made brief visit
in Shanghai. and also stopped in
Japan en- route. Very favorable
comment has been made in Chinese
papers of her mission, to establish
an exchange of art study, Chinese
and American, for the Art Pro
motors Club OF George Washington
University, as already announced.
She reports that she likes China
immensely, finding it more inter.
esting than any other country she
has vet visited.
- =
Justice and Mrs. George Sutner.
land, who have Teopened their apart.
ment ct 2O29 Connecticut avenue
after passing three months IN Eu.
rope, have their daughter. Mrs. Ell.
more, and her small son with them
for an indefinite period.
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HUGH TENANT Is
GUEST OF CECILs

Hugh Tenant, sometime Of the
British embassy, has arrived In this
country and is visiting the Honor
able Mr.. and Mrs. John Francis
Amherst at BiItmore House, Bilt-
more, NJ. C. With, Miss Rachel
strong, also guest OF the Cecils,
they spent the. weekend In Winston
Salem and Pinehurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecfle and Mr.. Ten.
hant win so to Louisville to attend
the wedding OF Miss Louise Ross
Todd and s.. Parker Gilbert, jr., on
Wednesday.
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ACTIVITIES OF
DTPL OMAT
NOT ED
Latonrs Prolong Stay in
England Now in
London

The Minister OF Guatemala, Doctor
Sanchez LatOurs who ID In England
on q special mission for his govern
ment, ID proionging his stay because
OF the absence Of King George from
London, and, with Madame Sanchez
LatOur, is staying at the Hotel
Connaugft in London,
Doctor and Madame Latour went
to Plymouth to meet the daughters
of the President Of Guatemala,
Senorbta Concha Orellano and
SenOrita Leonor Orellano. on their
arrival in England. The Senoritas
Orellano now are travelling on the
Continent and will visit in Spain
and spend some time In Paris
before returning to- this country.
The Minister and Sonora de Sanchez
Latour VIII try to arrange to sail
on the same steamer with them for
New York.
PRINCE BIBESCO IN
NEW YORK FOR VISIT.
The minister Of Rumania, Prince
BibescO went to New York last
evening to remain for several days
at the Ambassador Hotel.
The Charge d.Affaires of Hun
gary and Nine. PelenyI sailed Sat
urday on the Leviathan for Europe,
where they were called by the Ill
ness OF Mr.. Pelenyl's mother. The
secretary OF the legation, Andor de
Hertelendy, will act as charge DAFT
flares until the return Of the min
lister. Count Szechenyi, or Mr. Pc
lenyl.
~
The charge d'affaires Of Greece.
Basil Mommonas, has returned from
Il visit to Chicago and New York,
ana is at the legation In Connect.
cut avenue.
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a member of the organization. whose
birthday it was. Al number Of
guests from Baltimore were pres
ent.
Commander and Mrs. Fl. A.
Brown and G. III. Thompson, Of
the British embassy. and Richard
Southgate returned to Washington
today after spending the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Waddy B. Wood
at their summer home in Warren
ton, Va.
Miss Lenora Marie de Grange,
who has been spending August and
September with Mrs. John Jay
White at the Mcdowell colony at
Peterboro, N. H, and at Bar
Harbor, Me-, has returned to Wash.
ington. On her way home she stop
ped for a short visit in New York.
Mrs. White, q former resident Of
Washington, is now living in New
York, but viii come to Washington
Tor q visit during the autumn.
/ ~ 4
! Mrs AdoIphOus Andrews, wife Of
Captain Andrews, naval aide to the
President, who spent the summer
- ASAOO ASAAGC Has AG-
turned with their children and re.
opened their home on Woodley
Road for the winter. Mrs. Andrews
left last evening for a brief stay
in New York and will return to
Washington on Wednesday.
-
Mrs. Sterling Larrabee and her
small son, of Warrenton, Va, will
sail for Europe on board the Levia.
than on October rs. They viii go
to Southern France for the win.
ter, where they viii be joined later
by Mr.. Larrabee.
-
George i. Brandt, American con.
sui at Measina, Italy, is expected
here shortly to join his wife and
/ family, who have been visiting her
J parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b: Finotti
and her sister, Miss Mae r. Finotti,
at their home in Silver Spring
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MIR. AND MRS. HIT
ARE VISITORS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs, william r. r TI,tt
are "a washington for a short visit.
naving come from Atlantic city.
MT. and Mrs. Hit passed part Of
tne summer at Saratoga, where they
had a house for the racing seaaoY,
and had horses entered in the Tgsce,,
at Belmont Park and \ Havra ~
Grace. They win take their strine.
to Laurel for the meet OPENING "a.
morrow. When the season closes
they win return to their home IN
Middlebrrg, Va.
The Paramount Club gave 4 party
last evening at 242S Fourteenth
Street i'm honor OF a. q. Mendslson.
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DINNER PLANNED BY
MOMENTS CITY CLTIR.

Mrs. Vylla Poe Wilson win pre-
side at the subscription dinner to be
given by the Women's City Club
next Wednesday, when Mrs. SaIlie
". III. Pickett, Miss Eleanor Jones,
Miss Elizabeth Ellicott Poe and Miss
Martha Strayer viii be the guests
Of honor and speakers on different
phases Of a newspaper woman'e
business life. Among others SUBJ
scribing are Doctor Al. Frances
Foye, Mrs. j. Garfield Riley, Miss
Mamie Lancaster, Mrs. l.. b.
Swormstedt, Judge Mary O'Toole,
Miss May Alice O'Toole, Mrs. M. s.
Lawyer, Miss .Inez Justus, Mrs.
Mary McClosl1ey Miss Flora Hoff,
Miss Mary Barron, Mrs. Mary C. d.
Johnson, Mrs. Mary ID. 0. Dashiel,
Miss v. s. Benjamin, Mrs. c. M.
Breed, Miss Olive Beatty; Miss
Jessie q. Lane, Miss A. III. Sisson,
Miss J. M. Fisk, Miss Blanche But
Ter Brown, Miss e. w. Wright, Miss
Ada Rainey, Miss Anna Cummings,
Miss Grace. Cummings Ruth J..
letters, Miss F. G. Bell, Miss e. J.
Raymond, Mrs. l.. l.. Moran, Miss
Mary II, McKenny, Miss Julia Ban.
nigan, Miss Mary Barron, Miss Car
men Hughes. Mrs. John Robert
Ash, Mrs. j.. ]. Franklin, Miss Annie
Bray, Mrs. G. 8. Richardson, Mrs.
I. M. Lepper; Miss Marie Steiner,
Miss Title Steiner, Miss Marion r.
Usher, Mrs. M. e. Manuel, Miss
Clara B. Woodman, Miss Fannie
Wolfson, Miss BeryI Ingram, Miss
Hazel Swift. Miss Mary r.. Black,
Miss Harriet M. oIney, Miss Ena
Bickerton, Miss Kathryn III. SHRINK,
Mrs, L. B. Fulcher and Miss b. M.
mrs: Frank 8. Hight, has re
turned from Philadelphia. where
she went to place her daughter
Barbara, at ogontz school.
An informal gathering OF al
local Comedians will be held on
Wednesday evening at 1871 / street
Doctor y. Alberta Read, assisted bS
q group Of alumni from the De
partment Of Agriculture, has plan
ned the evenings program with 4
view to making WASHINGTON
Comedians better acquainted.
X 4 $780,.
COLONEL and Mrs. William Eri,
Fowler have gone to their home II
California until early November
They had been In Washington foI
ten days after their return from sew
eral months trip IN Europe. Oh
their return from California theS
expect to take possession OF theil
house at 1928 r street, which they
purchased last spring, and which Il
being remodeled and redecorated. Il
] was formerly occupied by the Am
bassador OF Chile ana Sonora d
Matthew.
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MRS. ARTHUR LEE is
GUEST OF LEIGH PALMERS.

Rear Admiral Leigh C. Palmer,
chairman OF the Emergency Fleet
Corporation. and Mrs. Palmer have
as their guest in their apartment at
the Jefferson, Mrs. Arthur Lee. Of
Elkins, w. Va, who will leave on
Friday to join Mrs. Stephen B. FL
kins IN her summer home at Vent
nor, n. J., for few days after
which Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Ellxins will
80 TO New York. As soon as the
election is over Mrs. Lee win 20 to
Phoenix, Ariz., to join Mr.. Lee for
the winter.
Miss Bessie McKeldin, the daurh.
ter of Mrs. Palmer, who is. VISITING
Miss Ruth Stoddard, daughter az
Mrs. Joseph Stoddard, in West
Springfield, N. H., win motor baclr
to. Washington with Miss Stoddard
ana Mrs. Stoddard, leaving there Oc.
, tober Is. -
MIS-. Edward Alsop and her tvo
children and Mrs. Alsop's mother
Mrs. Henry jackson, win sail 81,
the Leviathan on October d ~.
Paris where they will take an apart.
ment Tor the winter.
~ 4
|. Mrs. James Carroll Frazer. who
has been in New York State since
her return from Europe, has come
back to Washington for the winter.
Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin. III.
VIE OF Colonel Baldwin, is occupy.
ing the apartment OF her sister
Miss Katherine Judge, at I7S6
Massac husetts avenue, while Col
onel Baldwin is at Walter Reed
Hospital for treatment.
MISS Judge and her niece. Miss
Betty Baldwin, who have been
travelling in Europe during the sun,.
mer, are expected to return r.
washington the middle Of this