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Evening star., 1924-05-18

ton Weeks. Mrs. Frank NJ. Elliott, Mrs
Maude Powell Smith, Mrs. John II.
Ellis, Mrs. Walter Lee Phares, Miss
Virginia Herfort, Mrs. George 3.
King, Miss T.. E. Fowler, Mrs. Lee
Benoist. Mrs l.. c. Daw, Mrs A. Wal
ler, Mrs Payton Gordon, Mrs Charles
P. Light, Mrs. T. p. Carter. Mrs Z.
L. Bacher. Mrs. T. V. Walker, Mrs.
Jesse Anthony. Mrs. Churchill Cook,
Mrs. Henry Gordon Clay, chairman of
patronesses. and Mrs. William t.
Nishwitz, vice chairman. assisted by
Mrs. L. E. Britton.
A partial list of the mems reception
committee, of which Mrs. Elizabeth
Fred is chairman, assisted by Mrs
Viola Fellows and Mrs. Eleanor Cox
Griffith, is composed of Senator Pat
Harrison, Representative John Nc
Sweeney. Representative John Nc
Swain. Representative David kinche-
loe. Representative Henry b. Steagall,
Judge Clay Stone Briggs, Commands er
George Joerns. DR.. Churchill Cook,
DIR. w. L. Chamberlain, Gen. Norman
B. Hawkins, MIR, Eugene Hartley, Mr.
Harvey Ball, Mr.. T. p. Carter, Mr.
Fowler, Mr.. Charles Tribby, Mr.. Clin-
ton Tribby, Mr.. Bertrand E. Trenis,
Mr.. Frank Morrison, Mr.. Henry Cor
don Clay. Mr.. Il. A. Hartman, Lieut..
Jack Biebush, DR.. Meade Bolton Mac
Bryde, Mr.. Hunter Creech, Mr.. Ed
ward Jones, Mr.. Jesse Lee Webb, Dr.
Robert Scott Lamb, Mr.. S. K. Norman
and Capt. John Stanley. Mrs. Benja-
min Soule GantZ is general chairman
and Miss Nallie Hutchinson is vice
chairman of the ball.
Mr.. Frank Conway will make the
presentations to Miss Marie j. Nc
Guire, president of the chapter.
Evening star., 1924-05-18

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Evening star., 1924-05-18
Mrs. Floyd waggaman in Wash.

to Mrs. Floyd Waggaman in Wash
ington.
Mrs. Van Auken. wife of Com
mander Wilbur Van Auken, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Harold Washburn at her home in
New York City, has returned to An
napolis-
Mrs. Soule, wife of Commander
Charles Soule. has taken an apart
ment on Maryland avenue until after
June week
Capt. Charles P. Snyder is spending
month with his family at their
home on Maryland avenue Capt
Snyder has been ordered to duty at
the War College at Newport, r. 1.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis Chisolm en-
tertained at tea Sunday afternoon at
the Little Inn," Edgewater, in honor
of Commander and Mrs. George Ken
DR.. Enoch Barton Carey, president
Of St Johns College, and Capt. D. M.
Garrison, U. S. N, retired, who is
member of the faculty, and Mrs.
Garrison were the guests of honor
at a dinner-dance given Friday eve
ming at Carvel Hall by the Phi Sigma
Kappa Fraternity of the college
Mrs. j. j. Patterson, who has been
the guest of her son and daughter
in-law, Lieut. and Mrs. John j. Pat
terson at their home on Cathedral
Prof. and Mrs. Ralph B. Foster
were hosts at a bridge party Friday
evening at Queen Anne's Cupboard
on State Circle.
Mrs. St George Barber has been
spending a week at Bryn Mawr, Pa
where she went to attend the May
day festivities at Bryn Mawr College.
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Anne's Cupboard, on State

Queen Anne's Cupboard. on State
Circle
The wedding of Miss Mary Dorsey
Williams, daughter of Mrs. Elijah
Williams, and Jacob Harry Barker,
jr., of California and Washington, D.
c., will take place Saturday, May II.
at o'clock at ST. Anne's Episcopal
Church.
Mrs. Griffin, wife of Commodore
Theodore d. Griffin, u. S. N, retired.
was hostess at a tea Friday afternoon
at her home on Hanover street.
Lieut.. Richard II. Torovsky. L. S.
A, son of Prof. and Mrs. Adolph
Torovsky. has been ordered to duty
at Camp Meade. near Annapolis.
Mrs. p. V. Hall, who has been the
guest of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a. Munroe,
has returned to her home at All Hal
lows, Md
Prof. and Mrs. William Q. Stevens
have as their guest Ensign George
Hunter, U. S. N.
Mrs. Carey. wife Of President
Carlos Cusachs, Mrs. Harry Shoe
maker, wife of Commander Shoe
maker, and Mrs. Richardson, wife of
Lieut. Commander William n. Rich
ardson, jr., were the chaperons at the
tea-dance given on Wednesday after
noon at Carvel Hall in connection
with the flower mart for the benefit
of the Emergency Hospital.
Announcement has been made of
the, marriage Saturday in Washington
of Mrs. wilma Mckee, niece of Mrs.
F. A. Reichardt of Glendale. Calf,
and Lieut.. Commander Davis De Tre-
Evening star., 1924-05-18
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vile, u. S. n. Commander De Tre-
willie has recently been ordered to
shore duty as aide to Admiral Roger
Welles at the naval base. Hampton
Roads, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bigelow, who
spent the winter in Annapolis, closed
their apartment and have re-opcned
their summer home, Snug Harbor," )"
on South River.
Mrs. Carney, wife of Lieut.. Robert
B. Carney, entertained at bridge on
Friday afternoon at her home on
Pythian road.
Mrs. William l.. Marcy has returned
to Annapolis after several days visit
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Children s Home Board
To Hold Banquet Fete

The board OF lady managers of the
Washington Home for Children will
give a bridge, nah jong and garden
party at the home. 177l5 18th street
northwest. Thursday. May %, at 2:30
o'clock. Ice cream and homemade
cake and children's hats may be pun
chased.
Evening star., 1924-05-18
Montgomery County G. o. P.
Women to Hold PARTY

Republican women of Montgomery
County, Md, will give a card party
at the Manor Club on the 7th street
pike, Wednesday afternoon. Ad-
mittance will be by ticket and the
funds raised will be used by the wom-
en- to extent their political activities.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
D. C. MEDICAL SOCIETY
PROGRAM OUTLINED
Movement for Betterment OF
Health and Medical Condi-
tions Is Planned.

A program for the general better
ment of health and medical conditions
in Washington was mapped out last
night at a meeting of the District
of Columbia Medical Society at IT'S
NJ street.
Drs. Fred r. Sanderson and J. r.
Verbrycke, tr., were the principal
speakers, and they urged that the
program calling for an Improvement
in medical conditions be carried out.
1t was explained that the organiza-
tion proposes to maintain a standard
of medical education, inspire and
encourage Individual efficiency, to
provide for the public the benefit of
proved scientific medical principles,
to prevent disease by means of public
health activities, and to conserve the
physical well being of the individual.
Declaring that each doctor must
give efficient service If these purposes
are to materialize, the speakers told
their audience that the health au-
thorities would then be assisted in
their work. The public is to be
taught the reliable scientific facts as
to health and disease and is to be
urged to take part in community
plans which the organization will an
nounce from time to time.
In keeping with this program, the
society has lndorSed the convention
of the American Congress on Internal
Medicine. which is to meet in Wash
ington next April. Every physician,
as well as the medical attaches of
the Army and Navy and Public Health
Service in this city, will share in the
activities. DR.. John ID. Thomas is
president and DIR. c. B. Conklin is
secretary of the local society DR..
William Gerry Morgan, also of this
city, is the president OF the American
Congress on Internal Medicine.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
CHILD OF 3 IS KILLED
BY FALLING HAY BALE
Little Girl Watching Men Unload
Truck at Time Of
Accident.

Mary Jean Bowman. 3 years old.
was fatally injured yesterday after
noon at the home OF her father
near Annapolis Junction. Md, when
bale of hay being unloaded from a
truck fell on her causing concussion
of the brain.
The child was rushed to Emergency
Hospital In this city in an automobile,
where she died last night. The body
Will be taken to the home of her
parents, Johnson City, Tenn, to-
night.
The little victim was a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bowman, who
formerly resided in Washington. The
farm on which the accident occurred
was sold to the District Government
by Mr.. Bowman about six monthseago
as the site for Washington's proposed
institution for feeble minded persons
The Bowmans were making prepa-
rations to leave the place and the
District government sent the load Of
hay to the farm yesterday.
Mr.. Bowman said today he was di-
recting the workers where to put the
hay and two of his children. Mary and
Anna, were standing nearby watch
ing. II was the last bale of hay on
the truck which hit the child on the
head. Anna, who is 6 years old, saw
the danger in time to get out of the
way.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
CLERICAL WORKERS
HERE EXCEED JOBS
Surplus Of Statesmen and Sales
women Also Reported by U. S.
Employment Service.

An oversupply of clerical workers
and statesmen and women now exists
in Washington, the United States
Employment Service announced to-
day in a survey of the employ yment
situation here. Skilled and unskilled
help appears to be very well en-
ployed, with only a small surplus
of common labor apparent. There is
H. fair demand for hotel workers and
colored domestic help.
Building construction continues on
B. large scale, a program amounting
TO well over s3,000,000 being now
under way. Among the larger prof.
ects are two History office and store
buildings and one ) and two stroy
buildings. This work affords steady
employment to the resident supply
of building tradesmen.
Industrial and employment condi-
tionS throughout the New England
and Eastern States showed general
improvement, with some States en-
joying marked Improvement over a
year ago, the employment service
announced. The condition of the
textile industry in New England was
reported slightly improved generally,
while the hosiery mills of New Hamp-
shire Were reported as working over
time to ill orders.
Conditions in the steel industry
were reported satisfactory and there
was general Improvement In the
employment situation in the Western
and Middle Western States. Slight
general improvements were also re-
ported in the Southern States
The Mountain States reported
slight decreases in unemployment
with surplus harvest labor being
taken up in the beet sugar industry.
The Western States also reported
general Improvement In industrial
and employment conditions, with the
exception of California, where the
decline was noted as seasonal.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

down a runway In fiimsy creations Of
pink georgette and light blue. even
the ballyhoos stopped barking their
games of Skill" and Joined with the
crowd In viewing the display Of the
latest chic creations in feminine wear
for all occasions.
Milady in the boudoir" gave Della
Cortland an opportunity to prepare
the way for what fashion creators
had in store. Then came Mildred
Ryan, in a brand-new quilt, cut to
the shape of paJamas. After the
boudior scene are five more parts Of
tho fashion drama. The first depicts
the latest in sport costumes, display
Evening star., 1924-11-13
FAITH CURE CLINIC
DENIED BY PASTOR
Or. Guthrie of St. Marks Re-
! pudiates Scheme of
| His Assistant.
BY the Associated Press.


! NEW YORK, November 1S.-The
Rev. DR.. William Norman Guthrie,
rector Of the Episcopal Church of
st Mark sin he-Bouwerie. has dis
.Avowed the clinic devoted to faith
healing, physiognomy and astrology,
which had been announced as con-
templated in his church yesterday by
his pastoral assistant. the Rev.
Guthrie Pitbladdo. DR.. Guthrie also
dismissed Mr. Pitbladdo from further
assistance at ST. Marks.
DIR. Guthrie said that Mr.. Pitbladdo
had announced the innovation with
out his knowledge or consent.
DR.. Guthrie said that he had in
structed Mr.. Pitbladdo to meet and
advise distressed members of the
parish on the days between the body
and soul clinic" which is conducted ID
by DR.. Edward s. Cowles. an eminent
psychiatrist. He emphasized, how
ever. that he had not acquiesced in
the formation of q school for faith
healing or in the inclusion of an
astrologer on its faculty.
DR.. Cowles, who held a confer
ence with DIR. Guthrie, denounced
the assistants plan.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

ed by Madelaine Tremaine. Business
frocks are next, and then there Is the
informal dress for the embassy tea"
climaxed with the creations for off,
cial receptions and balls.
interviewer with the revue are spe-
cialties by Grace de Carlton, danseur;
Betty Hale, eccentric dancer, and
Edith Helena, vocalist. Three dainty
little tots-Baby Peggy Rice, her
sister Becky and Anita Fremault--
announce the fashion show features.
while Meyer Goldman's Orchestra
supplies the proper. musical atmos-
phere for the parade Of the fashion
models
Evening star., 1924-11-13
WILL DESCRIBE LAPPS.
Lecturer to Give illustrated Talk
on Nomadic Race.

The Lapps, r people of mystery,
will be described before the National
Geographic Society members tomor-
row afternoon and evening at the
New Masonic Temple by G. Clyde
Fisher, who recently returned from
a trip through the frozen wastes of
this nomadic tribe.
Long ago the Lapps appeared as
socerers in Norwegian tales. Although
they are wanderers they have known
no other part of the world than the
treeless, frozen tundra. They have
developed a major industry, repre-
sented in their reindeer herds, and
they are expert fishermen. The mo-
ton pictures and color slides which
will be shown constitute the frs,
extensive study of this remote people.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Judge J. E. Safer Resigns.

Judge John +. Safer of the South
ern District Court of Ohio today pre-
sented his resignation to President
Coolidge. The resignation becomes
effective next Tuesday night at 6
o'clock, which is II years and s
months to the hour when Mr.. Safer
was appointed to his office by Presi-
dent Roosevelt. He retires to resume
the practice OF law at Columbus, Ohio
Evening star., 1924-11-13
SHRINE EXPOSITION
ATTRACTS THRONGS
Revue Is Feature Of Show Held by
Almas Temple in Conven'
ton Hall.

Feminity wrapped in luxuriant
robes attracted several thousand per
sons to Convention Hall last night,
where the Shriners OF Almas Tenn
pie opened an exposition and fashion
revue to raise funds to purchase
clothes for the poor and needy chill
dren Of Washington at Christmas
time.
The fashion revue was only one or
the features on the elaborate pro-
gram, but 1t undoubtedly was the
most popular. When some of Amer
ica's far-famed beauties strutted
Evening star., 1924-11-13

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hairbrush with little "Danderine" and
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While beautifying the hair "Danderine"
is also toning, and stimulating each SIM
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Hair stops falling out and dandruff dis
appears. Get a bottle of delightful, re-
freshing "Oanderine" at any drug or
toilet counter and just see how healthy
and youthful your hair becomes.
Evening star., 1924-11-13
Michigan Alumni to Meet.

Washington Alumni of the Univer-
sity Of Michigan will meet at s
o'clock tonight in the University
Club for their annual meeting and
smoker. Oficers for the coming year
will be elected. Avery c. Marks
managing editor Of the Washington
Times, will be the principal speaker.
Other features have been arranged
for the program.
Evening star., 1924-11-13

At the age Of n years, Mrs. Annie
Besant recently journeyed from Lon
don to Amsterdam by airplane.
Evening star., 1924-08-21
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Evening star., 1924-08-21

sociates, knowing his state Of health,
were not surprised at the news from
Falodon that the former secretary Of
foreign affairs is spending q holiday
at his country seat, which only last
year was restored from the effects Of
a disastrous fire in 1916.
1t Is expected that Lord Grey will
spend most Of his time in the coun-
try now that he Is free from party
duties. but his friends say it Is un-
likely that he will accept complete
retirement until poor health forces
him to do so, and it is believed that
he will speak his mind whenever po-
litical issues appeal to him.
No political Significance attaches to
Lord Grey's retirement and the imme-
diate appointment of his successor is
not looked for. Among those men,
toned as likely to take his place are
the Earl of Beauchamp, Viscount
Gladstone and Lord Buckmaster.
Evening star., 1924-08-21
ATTACKED, ROBBED,
WIFE IS ACCUSED.
Husband Says Woman and
Ex-EmpIoyer Assaulted
Him on Auto Trip.
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO. August 21.-Jay T. Ernst,
Asheville, N. c., found with his head
battered on a suburban road yesterday.
told the police he had been attacked
by his wife, Earline, 10 years old.
and Edward Rickert, 40, his erstwhile
employer, who had robbed him OF
$145 and then fled in his automobile
with Ernst'S two children. Search
was started for the alleged attackers.
The police said Ernst told them
he had left Asheville two weeks ago
intending to go to Dallas, Tex, but
Rickert had persuaded him to make
the trip via Chicago, where Rickerts
sister lives. He said Rickert told
him he was sought by the police and
for a week Rickert hid in the home
of farmer near Hannah, Ind.
Ernst said he was returning Rick
ert to Chicago when the latter asked
him to stop the machine and both
got out. Suddenly Rickert struck
him from behind with a jack handle
until he lost consciousness, officers
said he told them.
Says WIFE Robbed Him.
Before becoming insensible, Ernst
said, he saw his wife kneel beside
him and strip his pockets, taking his
savings and some valuable papers.
A passing notorist later found him
lying Oh lne TOdu where HIS dlleSeu
attackers left him when they fed.
Ernst said he worked for Rickert
in Asheville, and when the latters
wife left him, allowed him to become
e boarder in his home.
While detective squads from Chi
cago and Melrose Park were watch
ing all roads today Ernst remained
at tho Melrose Park police station
hoping for some news of his wife and
children and Rickert. The latter he
said, was a contractor in Asheville.
Ernst, who says he is only % years
old, said he was married at Charles
ton, S. c. His wife was the daughter
of Andy Brewer of Asheville, where
his father William F. Ernst lives.
He said Rickerts wife divorced him
several months ago.
Evening star., 1924-08-21
PIECE OF SHIN BONE
IS GRATED TO SPINE
Johns Hopkins Patient Undergoes
One of Most Remarkable OPP
erations on Record.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, August 21.-Doctors
at Johns Hopkins Hospital have per-
formed what they believe to be the
most remarkable bone-graft opera
ton in the history of the institution.
in the transplanting of a piece of
bone from the lower right Reg to the
spinal column of Fores Wieford, 3S,
of Newport, w. Va, 1t was learned
yesterday.
Wieford suffered a dislocated verte-
bra in an automobile accident three
years ago and his condition became
gradually worse until he was brought
to Hopkins four weeks ago. Physi-
clans at the hospital found that COM
plications had set in which necessi-
tated removal of the diseased verte-
bra. 1t being impossible to shorten
the spine. a piece of shin bone was
Evening star., 1924-08-21
ANN LUTHER, ACTRESS,
AGAIN IN LITIGATION
Loses 100000 Suit, Then Meets
Lawyers Claim, $500 Fee
and 35-Cent Loan.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. August 21.-Ann
Luther. actress, who recently lost her
100000 breach of contract suit
against Jack F.. White. wealthy min
ing man. who. she alleged. had prom
fsed to star her in motion pictures
yesterday was made defendant in a suit
brought in Superior Court here by
Nathan Burkan, New York attorney,
seeking judgment of $500.35. Burkan
asked $500 for services he said he
performed for Miss Luther in New
Evening star., 1924-08-21

shaped into the form of q yertebra
and inserted in the weakened, part of
Wieford's back. He was then placed in
a, plaster cast Although Wieford may
have to pass still another fortnight
in the cast, the operation was pro-
nounced successful.
Evening star., 1924-08-21
LORD GREY TO REMAIN
AT COUNTRY ESTATE
Friends Not Surprised at Retire
ment as Liberal Leader
of Lords.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, August 81. viscount
Grsy of Falodon, whose retirement
from the leadership Of the Liberal
party in the House Of Lords was an
nounced yesterday, has slipped out of
British public life as modestly as he
entered. His friends and political as
Evening star., 1924-08-21
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Evening star., 1924-08-21

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Evening star., 1924-08-21
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