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I "Ano, dobfe se ma to pama.
'tuji."
( "Jeden 4 tech muzh jsem
Ibyl ja."
"A kdo byl ten druhy, Jea-
nc Renaude?"
"Byl to Leon, syn vas"
"Mdj syn, mdj Leon!' vola-
Ia. "A ID jsem ho ami nepozna
Hat"
Pri tech slovech potacela Sc
a byla BY upadla ma zem,
kdyby sc byla Jeana Renauda
nezadrzelA.
| Oci jeff divaly Sc vzhdru,
zarice nadsenim, vdecnostf a
,radostf.
VII.
Pc kratkem pomlcenf po.
Ikracovala Lucie We sve feci
dale:
"Rouvenat, jediny clovek,
ktery mi we vsem nestesti mem
oddane a verne po boku stal,
byl tedy zachranen tebou a
mym milym synem! Ami ne.
vim, kterak nam "a tuto mi
lost dekovati. Tedy SYN zapla.
til duh "a svou .ubohou mat
ku. Ale kde jest nyni? Kde
no naleznu?"
"Nyni jest v Parizi, Lucie, "
odpov6d9l Jean Renaud. "Po-
sud jeste nevi, ze jest Lucie
Mellierov& jeho matkou, n.y.
brz toliko vi, ze je synem Ia
vrazd6neho mladeho muze.
Snad prave v t6to chvili MALE
ia sc Rouvenat u neho, ably
mu rekl 1plnou pravdu a ably
no privedl s sebou sem, do ma
lruce deda, ktery prichod mile
no vnuka touzebne ocekava a
ktry jej chce uciniti dedicem
jmeni sveho."
"Je-li mozna? To ze by
cht6l uciniti otec mdj? To je
dobre. TO je hezke, Jeane Re-
naude!' zvolala v radostnem
'ypohnuti. ~-r
| "Ted' ale zajiste re van
'vSecko odevzda," promluvil
Jean Renaud. "Oba Pafizaci
ii darebove, budou Sc zavisti
vztekati, az uvidi, ze Jim pred
oGima takove jmeni uklouzlo,
Rad6ji by je mel Rouvenat
dati potrestati pro, jejich zlo-
Gin. Nebot' ii diva darebaci
zastanou vzdy nebezpecnymi.
"Zajiste," odpovedela Luci,
e, "a to tim spise, jelikoz se
zdrzuji zcela ma blizku. Kaz.
dou noe potloukaji Sc kolen
divorce Seuillonskeho, zajistt
ze Ease smysli ma nejake da
rebactvi! Jeane Renaude, zds
ii pax vite, re Frantik Parf
Yak jest do vasi dcery zanlilo
, van? A verte mi, re by byl VS.
ho schopen, jen ably zvifec
. vaseh svou ukojil! Jeane Re
naude, strezte ostrazitym o
KIN dceru svou, pokud bud'
, Petr Rouvenat 2 doanu pryc!'
! Pfi tech slovech Jean Re
: maud vztekle fatal peste.
Il cat sc mi jen ten bidn,
: dareba opovazi ditete meh'
: sc dotknouti,' odpoved6l, "j
: bych no zaskrtil temito svy
> ma rukama jako psa - Al
: nemluvme iiz radeji 0 techt
padousich. Radeji mi feknete
), Lucie, zdali chcete, abych vi
jeste teto noci dovedl k ot
vasemu?"
u TX menu otci? @, nikoli,
odpovadela v. obliceji jejil
ijevilo sc lcknuti.
"Otcc vas davno litoval (
: nu sveho," promluyil Jean r,
= maud dale, ION vas nyni vic
: neproklina, nybrZ zloreci sy
zaslepene vzteklosti, ktera c,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04
HUMOR.


"Obzalovany, proc pax jste
naval 5alobce pytlikem a ma
divou? a II Z.
"Protozc mne prav6 mic j.
neho nenapadlo.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04

PR0DA Sc dun o 8. pokojich
s koupelnou dole | nahofe. Ce.
ma $1,000. Haste sc v cfs. 3454
vych. los. ul. Mize Union Ave.
2-A.6
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Mssi xenat$tni.
Pvnf taAn5el: "Poslechni,
kAf,aarade, kaSdy rok pred va
nocemi je moje stara jako
med. Vail jen, co jA rad ,-'
|. ITO del& mole taky."
Baletka; yak shrdlu taoin
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04

Y cEcH ptijet3 mladik hleda
jakekoliv zamestnAnf, M plat
ne nehledi. Nechte adresu v
adm. /. |. s.4
PklJMoO Sc ornamental Iron
and bronae filters. Haste %
u John Harsh Bronze Foundry
w. Lie st. / Madison Ave.
2.5
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Vytryala n&vStkva. !
"Odpustte milostiya pani, ,ze
odchazfm cd vas talk pozde."
mo - pozde, ale piece!
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"Ano, xmenil 20 velics."
"J&kub Mellier podob& 90
nyni tAkfka stinu," podotkl
Jean RenAOd. :
Ivy tedy nayslite, ze by rns
Ease k sob9 pfijal?" &.
"vzdyt' jA yam povidam,"
''vece Jean Renaud, lie lftost
la zal mu srt2ce uziraji, hlav-
ne zeli toho, ze byl k vam
|tak zatvrzelym a nemilostd-
nym. o, vefte mi, on vAm mi
lerad narut svou i srdce sve
otevfe, 4 jako prve vas pro-
klfnal, tax nynf udeli VAN Of
covske pozehnanf sve. Nebot'
nedivte Sc 1inu, bylt' onoho dine
kdy vas zavrhl, zlosti takfka
cely bez sebe! Tedy zapomek-
te jiz ma to, co Re bylo stalo,
a odpua'te mu. Pomnete, ze
vas velice miloval ze jste,
byla takfka tnodlou jeho. Teh
dy myslil, ze vytrhl nasilhe
lasku svou X VAN, ale v tom
sc sklamal, nebot' tato lAska'
ami ma okamzik neopustila st'd
ce jeho. VEdyt' neni ami mob
ne, aby v srdci otcovskem las.
ka X dit9ti kdy uhasla."
Uboha Lucie tiSe plakala.
Po chvili promluvila::
"Jene Renaude! Pied deva-
tenacti lety zaklela jsem Sc
strasnou pf{sahou, be re nikdy
co ziva budu nevratfm pod
strechu wehO otcovskeho do
mu, ale dlouholetA bida a ne
vyslovhe utrapy zlomily hr-
dost moji. Nyni nemam vice
zadne silly, ba ami vlastnf va
lie. Byla jsem ponizsna jake
snad a6dna druha zenStina ma
celem svet6, ale nynf jest il
max konecne, nebot' zachovan
mi ma Five mdj syn a ia Sc s
MIN po tax drahne dobe opet
shledam. Wy 81 ami nedovedete
pfedstaviti, jake city ovladaji
pff teto myslence dust mou.
Hled'te, ia mann Ease Shy, mo
hu opet prolevati Shy radost-
ne, v mem srdci a v dust me
opet sc rozednilo, il Ease svo-
'bodne mohu dychati, nebot'
doufam a nadeje opet dodava
mi silly, abych 'jeste dele zila!"
Pc te ma chvili Sc zamlcela.
Po chvilce pax pokracovala:
sale dnes jest6 nechci sc
vratiti do domu otcovskeho,
Jeane Renaude. Teprv onoho
dne, kdy me tam bude moci
mGj rozmily syn uvitati, vkro
Ct tam po boku vaseYh. A muj
syn Leon a starry Rouvenat mu
81 me pfivitati na prahu domu
otcovskeho. Az do onoho dne
'nesm{ ami ziva duse tusiti, ze
jsem jeste ma live. Jeste krat-
kou dobu chci Sc ukryvati v
temnote lesni pred lidmi a toll
ko v ochranne nochi temnote
mazeme sc vzdy schaEeti q O
'vsech svych milych hovofiti
Nejdele we tfech dnech zajist6
ze vrati sc Roavenat sc synem
'mym = Paffze, a ty brzy u.
plynou."
70 hikoli, nikoii," 0dpiral
Jean Renaud, ivy nesmfte by,
bez pfistfesi. pojd'te aspof
'se mnou do domku pastyfvva
abyste mela pfistfesi. Tam
,,budete dobfe ukryta."
i "Dobra, uposlechnu vas te
'dy," odpovedela Lucie, "acko
Ii jsem byla jiz pres m6si'
zvykla ziti pod sirym nebem.
! "Nest'astna zeno," oxval 81
Jean Renaud, "od echo pal
, jste byla v lese ziva?"
II "Prvni diva dny pila jsen
jpouze vodu,'" odpovedela Lu
) Gle, "ale tretiho dne trapil m
hlad tax velice, re jsem list.
4 i 4
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PRODA SE ml<kafsky obchod
sc vsfm saffzsnim. ProdA Sc
3 volnt ruky aneb 80 vym9ni
"a 5edno- neb dvourodinnf
ddm. Adresa se sd9lf v adm.
t. listu. 244
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StroGnmoOt.
vychovatelka; "Sletno Lo-
TO-, cernu sc vlastne pofad
snlt jete?" :
"V&m."
"Ale, slecno Lolo, VAN uk je
kaEda hloupost k sfnfchu."
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NCE" WEI ssCJN"y 'SSvsuS~ss
Wa dnesnich tasl opravdu
aby poctivy clovek pomalu "a.
hynui hlady."
mo, poNouchejte, vsdyt'
jste mi vcera povidal, ze vam
pribylo pet kilo."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04
kdo ma vStSi litost.?

Ona: "Ach, jak ituji, ze
mui prvni manzel jc mrtev!"
"A ia teprye!'
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PRODA'A grocerni . feznic-
Ky obchod v pkknena okoli se
NslGn zafissnian Z badovami,
aneb se vymSni sa- jint NEST
sky lnajetek. .HlAste - v (.
3240 zap. 5A.- ul., aAezi CLARK
q Dennison ave. Tel. Heznlock
3610. ~,
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ODCAODNl MAjETKk 8 fez-
nictvidn q grocsrnim obcho-
dSn ~ prodA neb vymSnis, "a
tsdno. ,asb dvourodinny ddm
nsb lot. Dobr6 sni1to pro c.
cha nsb SlovkkA, kdS be de-
laji penfxs. Cena $500. Hla-
sts 50 u ]. Bmstany, 5S17
Broadway. - Tel. Broadway
JEfV. "a
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"A PkfcINoU odJezdu proda
30 vsechno safiseaf DO pokoje.
da ae LEVINE, bude-li prodano
do Ii dni, po pffpAde Sc maze
byt pfevzft. Haste se v {. 45O6
Roseville Ave-, dole vzadu.
e 2-E
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04

ELEkTNlckE praci stroje 4
cistice koberr0 spravuje J..
pelouch, 3839 vych. 50. ul.. Z
Fleet Ave. 2.4
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HlkDA s. mensi byt pro
dvouclennou rodinu po pffpa-
de s garaEi. ZaSlete adrssl
do aam. t. |. $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04

PklJMOU Sc pani ma byt be1
|stravy, kazdy pokojik cam
pro sebe. Haste Sc V (. 1927
Dolloff Rd. 2.6
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Odrazeny y1toIg,

Odrazeny ,1tok.- :
"Pfiteli, mas sebou dott pe.
nez?"
"DskuiL PRO dnesek dose'
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|PROoA Sk neb vymeni "a
|ddm, cukrovinkovy obchod &
|chym prodejstn doutnikI, (.
18S1l Miles ave., kde se trzf
|tydne pres $4O0. velmf dobrk
|okoM. BlikN sdelf Mr.. Zimmer
man, 1907 Miles Ave. 2-12
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PNoDA 50 rohove obchodnf
mistD na venkove Y i1Aslsm m9-
NJ dl&sdtak csste, 35
nil Cd ClevelA1du. Budova md
vel&$ ttor, ylklsp = nahofe ,je
s avetAio, ! kouptlna, Vie v d.
plhtm pof&dku, heidi se. zna-
insnit4 pro Gen. bkore,~ Feed
BUS. Ansb pro 4fl3nika. Bohate
fArnAfskS okoN. Tento MAZE
TEX - pFoda LEVINE nA mfrn6
splasky Aneb se vyn9nf "a ja-
kykoliv lnajstek, Heba "a
AenM fArtnu. We ostAtnf se
dosvite v 1. 68S6 Cable Ave.
Tel. DoAdway lOn7 M. 2-5
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PR0DA Sc dobre jdouci OBJ
ched fssnnky, po pfipads se
vezme lot 60 splatka.. BiiSsi
sfleli Sc v els. 49s9 Turney IA.
aneb v els. 5l18. Fowler Ave.
,.. 49,
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"A PRlclNOu odst9hovani'se
do Kalifbrnie prodAme veske-
~ nabytek ga ,velmi nizkou
cenu, we musi byt prodano i
hned. Haste Sc ' Sfs. 1851
vych. 80. ul., ron Hilger Ave,
aneb I els. 1912 Broadway -
James Funfar. 2-6
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DR. N +
ozNA NJ K Y.

PRIME 4k teaka aena X ve4
dsni domAenosti. Haste se '
g. 5S2a- w. bDth Et. 2.-~6
cESxA DfvkA prime inisto
ma domaci praci do menA io-
diny. Haste sc v (. 1906 y.
nion ave. Tel. Broadway sS11.
Pa
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|PRODAJf Sc konblnatni ku-
|chyhska karana, 1lnnerman
Aci stroj Singer Sc spousteci
hlavou, tfikusovS kozeny par
lorset q kuchyhsky kabinet.
|vse velmi lsvne. Haste Be v (,
4Sl6 Broadway. !?
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UNION HEIGHTS, + pokojo-
w ddm s koupelnou, vie v nej
lepsfm pofAdku, ulice dlazde-
ne. Cena $620O. Pficina pro-
dele odjezd q m9sta, Blizsf
|sdeli Nejedlik . MikeS real
tors, 11015 Union ave. Tel.
Broadway 1856.
Evening star., 1924-12-22
SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Coolidge Back From
Mayhower Trip, Accompanied
by Mr. John Coolidge.

Chevy Chase Club for their daughter
tonight. d buffet supper to be served
at midnight.
Mrs. C. Carroll Todd entertained
| at luncheon today for her daughter.
Miss Meredith Todd, who is home
from Vassar College for the holidays.
| inSton, Miss Jessie Adkins, Miss
Katharine Dunlop. Miss Nancy
Benoist, Miss Mary Happer, Miss Mar
garet Davis, Miss Ewing Davis, Miss
Margaret Yard, Mrs. Hayward Sid
dons, Miss Audrey Alexander. Miss
Peggy Hagerman, Miss Jane Martin,
Miss Lee Hamilton, Miss Katharine
Martin, Miss Marjorie Shinkle. Miss
Lettice Couling, Miss Louise Ran
dolph. Miss Sally Lurton, Miss Aileen
Berrall, Miss Constance Jones, Miss
Nina Lee Jones, Miss Martha Clu-
yerius, Miss Margaret Reece. Miss
Mary Clark and Miss Cecilia Robin
son.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Lehr will give a
dinner dance tonight at the Metro
politan Club annex for Miss Elizabeth
Johnson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Spencer, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry B. Spencer, debutantes OF this
| season.
Midshipman Ransom Fullinwider
will visit his parents, Comdr. and
Mrs. S. p. Fullinwider, in Ban
| croft place, during the Christmas
holidays, and will have as his guest
| Midshipman Edward ]. Boughton of
Denver.
Mrs. James Pryor Tarvin has with
her at her residence. 1855 Q street,
Midshipman Vincent Shinkle. Sd.
Miss Beatrice Aitchison has come
from her studies at Goucher College,
in Baltimore. to spend Christmas with
her parents, Interstate Commerce
Commissioner and Mrs. Clyde B.
Aitchison, in their home, at 1919 1eth
street.
Col. and Mrs. Robert N. Harper will
entertain, as is their annual custom,
at a party on Christmas night, when
there will be cards, followed after
supper with dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. F. Schneider of
New York City are house guests of
Col. and Mrs. Harper for over the
holidays.
Judge and Mrs Timothy r Ansberry
and son are leaving today for Miami
Beach. Fla, to open their house for
the Winter season They will return
early in April.
Mrs. GilIett Hill and her daughter,
Mrs. James Mcclure. will leave Sat-
urday for New York, and Dougaston,
Long Island, to spend the holidays
with Mrs. Gillett Hills son, Mr. Edgar
Logan Hill.
Miss Bapsy Dastur Cursetji Pavry,
daughter of the high priest Of the
Parsis at Bombay, India, arrived at
the Grace Dodge Hotel last night,
where she will be guest during the
Evening star., 1924-12-22

Mrs. Gertrude McRae Nash. pianist,
being in charge Of the music for
the presentation Of the pantomime.
Mr.. Louis s. Dergans, who has just
returned from abroad, gave a smoker
and buffet supper last evening at
his studio, 1918 I street northwest
His guests were Maj. J. o. Mau-
borgne. Maj. Randolph C. Shaw, Mr..
8. Burtis Rsker. Mr.. A. j. Schram,
Mr.. Charles A. Dunn. Mr.. T. e. Brown,
DR.. r. e. Motley, Mr.. Garnet W. Jex,
Mr. Gordon Deacon and Mr.. Francis
De Sales Ryan.
The Assistant gecrefary NJ the
Evening star., 1924-12-22

returned from the University of vir-
ginia to spend the Christmas holi-
days with. his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alvord Calvin De Voc, at their home,
on Otis place.
The Rams Head Players will give
q performance December 80 at Ward
Evening star., 1924-12-22

holidays. Miss .Payry is n brilliant
scholar of scripturai languages and
has come to this country to pursue
her studies here. She Is protage
of the British embassy.
Col. and Mrs. Basil Norris Ritten-
house and their subdebutante daugh-
ter. Miss Beverly aRittenhouse, have
come to Washington to make their
permanent home and are established
at 2007 Belmont road. Midshipran
Basil Norris RIttenhouse. jr.. Is spend
ing the holidays with his parents.
Col. and Mrs. George Nugent en-
tertained at dinner Thursday eve
ming at the New Willard, before the
Army and Navy dance, for Minister
OF Panama and Sonora de Alfaro.
Mrs. Samuel Sturges OF Baltimore
and Col. and Mrs. Arthur Brown.
The marriage OF Miss Mary willough-
by Reade. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
loughby Reade, to Mr.. William Andrew
Copenhaver Of Tazewell, Va, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Courtney Copenhaver,
will take place at 4 o'clock this after
noon at the home of the brides brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Trenholm, near Alexandria, Va. The
ceremony will be performed by
L.
ence of the immediate families and a
few close friends.
The bride will wear a travelling gown
of dark blue poiret twill made along
straight lines and trimmed with powder
blue crepe. Her hat Is of squirrel and
metal cloth, and she will wear violets
and orchids Mr.. and Mrs. Copenhaver
will leave shortly after the ceremony
for wedding trip, the latter wearing
a long wrap OF squirrel.
Mrs. Reade will wear black velvet
brocade, and Mrs. Trenholm will be in
black lace made along straight unes
slightly draped at the side.
Mrs. A. Septimus Austin and her
daughter, Miss Madeleine Austin.
after a visit of two weeks in New York.
where they arrived from spending the
Summer and Autumn in Europe. are
now in Washington for the Winter and
are at their apartment, at the Dres-
den.
NMr. and Mrs. Wilbur w. Hubbard.
who have recently returned to Wash
ington from their country place,
Widehall, on the Eastern Shore or
Maryland, will entertain at a terrapin
and wild duck supper this evening at
Wardman Park Hotel.
Admiral and Mrs. Blocklinger ar
rived today at the New Willard,
where they have taken an apartment
for the Winter.
Miss Virginia Hume has left Wash
ington for an extended visit to Miss
Gertrude Boyle OF Kansas City, Mo.
Maj. Theodore Barnes, who was an
aide at the White House until Sep
tember, will spend the Christmas holi-
days in Washington. Maj. Barnes is
now attending the Cavalry School at
Fort Riley, Kan.
Cadet Courtlandt Ely Of Shenan-
doah Valley Academy has arrived to
spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Courtlandt Ely
of Hampton. Va, who are passing
the Winter here.
Mr. MAXWELL Alyord De Voc has
Evening star., 1924-12-22

Representative and Mrs. wallace n.
White of Maine are in their home on
Wyoming avenue for the Winter
Their son. Mr.. Herbert Frye White,
will arrive from Bowdoin College to-
morrow to spend the Christmas holi-
days with his parents.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins will havs
dining with her this evening Nine.
Grouitch, wife of the former Minister
OF the Serbs, C-oats and SlovenSe TO
Washington. who is the guest for O.
few days of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
MacVeagh. Nine. Grouitch later will
Evening star., 1924-12-22
Miss Dawson Introduced
AZ Conrre ssionaI Club Today.

afternoon from 5 to z o'clock, at the
Conversational Club, 2001 New Hamp-
shire avenue, to present the latter
daughter, Miss Iilita Dawson, VINO
Will mako her formal bow to society.
Mr.. and Mrs. SoyeZ and Miss Dawson
will receive the guests standing be-
fore tall palms interspersed with
Christmas colorS of green and red.
Mrs. Soyez will wear sapphire blue
velvet draped with silver lace, and
her daughter will be in a dainty frock
of silver lace made with tight-ftting
bodice and full skirt of narrow
ruffies of the lace. Miss Dawson Will
carry an arm bouquet of American
Beauty roses.
Alternating at the tea table through
the afternoon will be Nine. Narela,
Sonora de Sanchez Latour, Sonora de
Olaya, Miss Margarey Cummins, Mrs.
Horace Macfarland, Mrs. Carl Joerts-
sen, Mrs. Ernest G. Walker. Mrs. VIII
liam Harryman Rapley, Mrs. Warren
Smith and Nine. de Oliveira Lima
Assisting will be Miss Laura Bryn,
Miss Elizabeth Sutherland, Miss Ka-
trina van Rensselaer,, Miss Peggy
West, Miss Anne Covington, Miss
Helen Gary, Miss Emily West, Miss
Laura Spencer and Miss Betty Byrne.
Mr. and Mrs. Soyez will be hosts at
ing Mr.. Jose Baron, Mr.. Jorge Blacud,
Mr.. Luis Alfaro, Mr.. Emmanuel Ly-
ons, Mr.. Edmond Chamorro, Mr.. John
Ritchie, Mr.. Mannix Walker, Mr..
Lewis Dickson, Mr. Allan Dawson, Mr..
John Hudgins and Mr.. Moran Nc
Conihe. After the supper Mr.. and Mrs
William Harryman Rapley will enter
tain the company at a box party at
the New National Theater.
Miss Pamela and Miss Caroline
Henry are entertaining a company
at bridge this afternoon at the Wy
oming, their guests including Miss
Laura Bryn, Miss Mary Stitt. Miss
Miss Elizabeth Jobe, Miss Virginia
Edwards. Miss Eugenia Lejeune, Miss
Elizabeth Marbury Beale, Miss Dor
othy Johnson, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Thompson, Miss Isabel Green, Miss
Lydia Happer, Miss Betty Werner,
Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark, Miss
Elizabeth Greenlees. Miss Genevieve
Rusk, Miss Mildred Williams. Miss
Eleanor Northrup, Miss Margaret
Mackal1, Miss Audrey Carter, Miss
Dorothy Bierer, Miss Katharine
Russell Hitchcock, Mrs. Winfield
Scott, Mrs. Lucien Vandoren, Mrs.
Francis W. Hill, jr.; Mrs. Herman
Pohl and Mrs. Roger Bagnall.
Additional guests are asked for
tea when Mrs. Thomas Maxwell
Henry, mother of the hostesses, will
be assisted at the tea table by Mrs.
Samuel Herrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Warren Hills
will entertain a company of % at
dinner this evening in their home
on Nineteenth street for their debu
tants daughter, Miss Mary Hills, and
their house guests who arc here for
Miss Hills deput dance tonight. Mr..
and Mrs. Hills are entertaining the
Misses Delano of Boston, Mr.. Donald
White Of New York, Mr.. Theodore
Stevenson of Princeton. Mr.. Joseph
Cooper. Mr.. Charles Williams, Mr..
David Trimble and Mr.. Richard
Shahleford of Baltimore, classmates
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hills son, Mr.. Ralph
German Hills, a senior at Princeton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hills will give a
dance for several hundred at the
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man Park at s:45 o'clock, for the
benefit of Neighborhood House.
The members of the Orpheus Club
will attend the performance of the
Rams Head Players tomorrow eve
ming, two members of the organiza-
ton, Miss Helen Gerrer, violinist, and
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Navy ana Mrs Theodore Douglas
Robinson will leave Washington Fri
day to pass several days in New York.
Mrs. Robinson will receive Wednes-
day, January Z. and Wednesday Febru-
ary IL.
The former Vice President and Mrs
Thomas r. Marshall are spending the
day at the New Willard Hotel en-
route to their home in Indianapolis.
They Will leave for that city in the
morning. Each advent of the former
Vice President and MRS. Marshall in
Washington brings them closer to the
hearts of their circle of friends here,
who regret the brevity of their stay
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Cadet Courtlandt Ely Of Shenan-
doah Valley Academy has arrived to
spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Courtlandt Ely
of Hampton. Va. who are passing
the Winter here.
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Maj. Theodore Barnes, who was an
aide at the White House until Sep
tember, will spend the Christmas holi-
days in Washington. Maj. Barnes is
now attending the Cavalry School at
Fort Riley, Kan
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society the Conversational Club afternoon
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Miss Virginia Hume has left Wash
ington for an extended visit to Miss
Gertrude Boyle Of Kansas City, Mo.
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AVHE President and Mrs. Cool
idge have with them at the
White House their son, Mr.
John Coolidge, who will spend
his Christmas vacation from
Amherst College with them. He VIII
accompany his parents to the Chill
dren's Hospital ball at the New VIII
lard Hotel the night of January 2.
NJ and Nine. Jusserand
Both Hosts and Guests.
The Ambassador of France and
Nine. Jusserand have issued cards
for an at homo Friday afternoon at
the embassy.
The Ambassador and Nine. Jusse-
rand will be the guests of honor OF
Mr.. c. Bascom Slemp. secretary to
the President, who Will entertain at
dinner for them Friday evening at
the Metropolitan Club annex.
The Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand
will be the guests of honor at dinner
this evening of the Minister of Poland
and Nine. Wroblewska, who will enter
tain a company of 26 at the legation.
The dinner will be followed by a
reception and musical. when the pro-
gram of Polish music will be given
by Mr.. Ignace Dygas, tenor, OF war
saw, Poland, and Miss Elene de Sayn,
Nolinist-
The Ambassador of France and
Nine. Jusserand Will be the guests in
whose honor Mrs. Anthony wayne
Cook, president general OF the
National Society, Daughters or the
American Revolution, will give a re-
oeption January s, from to O'Clock,
In Memorial Continental Hall.
The Sscretav Of the Navy and Mrs.
wilbur will receive Thursday after
noon. January I, from to 6 o'clock,
In their home, at 1871 n street.
Mrs. Wilbur will also be at home
Wednesday afternoon, January IA.
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Admiral and Mrs. Blocklinger ar
rived today at the New Willard,
where they have taken an apartment
for the Winter.
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Miss Bapsy Dastur Cursetji Pavry,
daughter of the high priest Of the
Parsis at Bombay, India, arrived at
the Grace Dodge Hotel last night,
where she will be a guest during the
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holidays. Miss .Payry 10 a brilliant
scholar of scripturaI languages and
has come to this country to pursue
her studies here. She Is a protage
of the British embassy.
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The Assistant Secretary of the
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur w. Hubbard.
who have recently returned to Wash
ington from their country place,
Widehall, on the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland, will entertain at a terrapin
and wild duck supper this evening at
Wardman Park Hotel.