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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
SINGER IS SUED
AS W|ELDER Of
POISON PEN
Ex-husband Cancels Good
Behavior Fund Of
100000.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30,-P)-In-
dicted for sending a poison pen letter
through the mails to Arthur H.
Marks. millionaire tire and organ man.
ufacturer. Mrs. Lydia Locke Dorm
blaser, singer, is being used for $780,
600 for defamation of character By
Mrs. Marks. formerly Mrs. Margaret
Hoover of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Dornblaser has been married
four times. Marks was her third hus-
band. Her second was Orville Harold,
Metropolitan Opera tenor. Her present
husband has been described as bond
broker and her private secretary. from
whom she is estranged. He is a good
looking youth.
WIFE OF GAMBLER.
Her first husband was A. W.
1"Prince") Talbot, race track gamb-
Ter. whom she killed at Reno in 1909.
She was acquitted because of his
death bed statement that the shooting
was accidental. ,.t
Federal authorities revealed that
the singers sister, Mrs. Frances
ADAMS. WIG Ol Joplin, Slu., ileE-
chant. had been arrested and released
on bail there as the actual sender OF
the note. 1t was mailed from Belle
fontain. Ohio, July 80, by public
stenographer, to whom, it is charged,
Mrs. Adams had given it on train.
The text of the letter is withheld.
FUND is CANCELLED.
Marks settled 100000 on Mrs.
Dornblaser when they were divorced
last fall, 100000 Of which was put
in trust on condition that she would
not annoy him for five years. The
good behavior pact wa first broken
shortly after the divorce, counsel for
Marks AYERS. when she attempted to
palm off bogus child on him. Court
proceedings in New York resulted in
the child being returned to a sani-
tarium in Kansas City.
The good behavior fund was cut in
half as a result Of the paternity
charge, Marks lawyers say and has
now been cancelled entirely.
Counsel for Mrs. Dornblaser said
the poison pen charges were an at
tempt by Marks to get out of fulfill
ing the trust fund agreement.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
SUSPENDERS BACK
IN SPRING STYLES

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-P)-Sus,
penders will replace belts. trousers will
be plated at the top, waistcoats will
be double breasted with lapcls and
coats will be single-brcasted next
spring.
Such is indicated at a fashion show
here under the auspices of clothing
manufacturers. Beside. they say, man
will usurp some feminine preroga.
tivcS.
Women have long used their clothes
as means of attraction" says one
manufacturer, while mems clothes
have only been used as back.
ground"
So in the spring mems clothing will
be emphasized by brighter colors, with
Scotch plaids entering the general
color scheme.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30

Attempts to prevent the further OPP
GRAFTON of the United States Employ
ment Bureau in San Antonio, which
has furnished thousands of cotton pick
crs for farmers all over the state, will
be made by local private employment
agencies, according to rumors reaching
f. X. Goss, in charge of the San An
tonic office. Mr.. Goss has communi-
Gated the reports to c. W. Woodman,
district director at Fort Worth.
The private agencies, Mr.. Goss said,
are planning to apply for an injunc-
ton to restrain the federal bureau of
flee from operating, according to the
reports reaching him. He does not
anticipate any such drastic action,
however.
These agencies, Mr.. Goss said, got
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
S. A. EMPLOYMENT AGENTS
PROTEST FEDERAL BUREAU

the idea that the federal bureauSwas
charging pickers who were given EN-.
Payment. This, he asserted, is not
the case as the bureau is operated on
a free basis, with view to doing jus.
tice both to the employer and the la.
borer.
The San Antonio bureau, Mr.. Goss
said, has sent out nine special trains
of pickers during the last month and
1920 trucks carrying $4,000 workers
to Louisiana, Arkansas and Missis.
sippi.
Mr.. Woodman has signified his in.
tention of coming to, San Antonio il
the proposed injunctions are applied
fos, Mr.. Goss said. but has been wired
that it is doubtful if his presence will
be necessary.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
THURINGIA TO KEEP
FAMOUS OLD VIOLIN

WEIMAR, Oct. "a famous
Stradivarius violin, kept for years in
safe vault, recently. passed definite
ly into the possession of the Thurin-
gian government, which had been be-
queathed the instrument, but was lat
er sued for its recovery by heirs Of
the donor.
Fabulous offers made for the Strad-
iyarius led the heirs to start suit on
the strength of clause in the will Of
the donor, Concertmaster Koempel, of
the Weimar Court Theater, that they
should have an option on the purchase
of the violin whenever it was offered
for sale. The heirs rejected one COM
promise made by a lower court and
appealed to the Supreme Court, which
, refused their claim.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30

More than 100000 practical farmers, throughout
the Middle West will be bombarded with facts
about San Antonio's wonderful agricultural posi-
bilities-when the snow is the ground, up there!
These advertisements will be carried in farm
lines Of proven effectiveness.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30
ADVERTISEMENT
did Even MORE
Than CLAIMED
This MAN SAYS
Plant Juice Relieved Stom-
ach Troubles After Many
Medicines Had Failed.

SYour Plant Juice did all that
was claimed for it in my case and
even more and / gladly indorse it,"
said Mr.. W. w. Hendrix, we'll known
resident of Bossier City, La, Box
No. go, that city, while talking
with The Plant Juice Man.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30

Through the medium of 10 big newspapers in the
Middle West than 4,5O0OOO prosperous
families will be reached every week, for four
months, with invitation to 'Come South to
Sunny San Antonio" this winter Then, too, the
2,4OO,175 readers of the SATURDAY EVENING
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30

The advantages of San Antonio as the trade center
IN of the Southwest will be kept constantly before
the business interests of San Antonio's trade
- territory. This information will be supplemented
by service helps to the merchants in other towns
making them prosperous-and creating good
will and increased trade for San Antonio.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30

Every San Antonian will be supplied with informa-
ton which will help him keep San Antonio FIRST
in Texas-complete facts about the San Antonio
of today, her glorious past and her marvellous
future. San Antonians will be educated to THINK
San Antonio, TALK San Antonio and BREATHE
tonic every day in the year.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-30

POST will be told about San Antonos attractions and
finally through golf and other outdoor magazines 100000
sportsmen will be invited to play under San Antoncs
sunny Skies
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29
LCDO. MARCELINO
CARRASQUILLO

Ell distinguido letrado cuyo nom
bre encabeza estas lineas ha side
Eombrado Juez Municipal del dis
trito judicial municipal Vega Ba.
ia-Vega Alta. Es el graduado de
Ia Universidad de Puerto Rico i
desde que paso la revalida ante
el Supreme tenia su bufete abier-
to en- Ciales. ALI Sc capto el Ii
cenciado Carrasquillo las simpa-
tias del pueblo en- general por 10
que todo el mundo acepto ell nom-
bramiento con beneplacito.
En- Vega Alta donde tiene 81
sus familiares, la noticia del nom-
bramiento ha sido acogida con en-
tusiasmo.
Nosotros creemos ell nombra-
miento muy acertado va que eli
Sr. Carrasquillo es competente y
posee ademas una cultura vasta.
Al felicitar ell nuevo funcionario,
le deseamos los mayores exito Ell
la carrera judicial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29
Una nueya CreaCi6n de V1CEles

-Yo. iPor que no habia de
serlo?
-Pero, unos tipos tan distin-
tos..
Mi profession es hacerIos.
II Pues, mi querido Mr.. Vii
ehes, pernitame que lie olga, Y
no he de olvidarlo nunca, que
en todo el teatro americana nc
hay actores como ustedl
u Como no ha de haberlos?
No. Y la expIicaci6n es muy
sencilla. Nuestros actores, Guam.
do mas, hacen una sola obra en-
todo un ano. iCuantas represen-
Ia usted un ano?
-Circuenta. o. sesenta.
II Cincuenta sesenta tipos
distintos ESQ no sabemos hacer-
10 nosotros. Mas aun: para re
presentar una obra cualquiera 10
primero que Sc nos ocurre es ele-
CIR los artistas con arreglo las
condolences fisicas de los persona
jes que deben interpratar. NE
cesitamos un hombre joven con
el pelo blanco? Pues 10 buscamos.
/ Un COLO? Pues buscamos un COLO.
IUn judio ruso? Pues 10 traemos.
IA que molestarnos en caracte-
rizar NADIA? Esto solo 10 hace
aqui, por exception, algun Barry
more.
En- Espana, mejor peor, 10
hacemos todos. acknowledgements,
ruestra profession es mas diffcil,
no va en- Espana, en- toda Euro
pa, que en- los Estados Unidos.
Ustedes tienen demasiado dinero,
Y con dinero todo Sc puede impro-
visar.
-Menos ell verdadero arte, mi
querido Mr.. Vilches. Y en- cues
tiones de arte escenico, con Q sin
dinero, puede usted dar lecciones.
Creamelo. i.
Vilches saldra dentro de muy
pocos dias del Lenox Hill Hospi-
tai, v no sera diffcil que entonces
Sc lie brinde la ocasion de que
pueda admirarsele sobre la .esce-
ma de un gran teatro neoryorqui-
, no.
Aunque ell exito defnitivo va 10
obtuvo al crear, tan maravillosa-
mente, ese doloroso papel de en-
fermo, ante el que no pudimos
nlenos de pasar algunos malos ra-
tos; pero que al fin nos trajo este
alegre desenlace, gracias al cual
Ernesto Vilches seguira saliendo
a escena muchos amos.
Miguel de ZARRAGA.
Nueva York, 1925.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29

giea-; pero, afortunadamente, CO.
mo nos encontramos en- America,
Sc desenlazo la obra la dmefi-
cana. Y el final feliz sc impuso.
Ell caso es que Ernesto Vilches.
uno de los mas notables actores
de Espana, el hombre que di6
vida a mil hombres, itan diferen-
ties todos!; el afortunado inter
prete de sorprendentes produc-
clones del teatro mnndial eontem-
poraneo. Sc encuentra restable
ciendose de muy dolorosa dolen-
cia EN- el Lenox Hill Hospital, de
Nueva York. Sufri6 la angustia
de una amenazable ulcera en- el
estomago V desde Puerto Rico
(donde Sc hallaba) tuvo que We
hir inmediatamente a esta clinica
modelo para que le atendiera,
costase 10 que costase, mo de
los mas celebres doctores del
mundo. Junto al lecho del enfer-
mo, Irene Lopez Heredia, la en-
tadora aetriz inseparable COM
panera de Ernesto, le vel6 mu-
chas noches intranquila.
No habra necesidad de ope-
racion-dijo ell medico insigne-.
Lc curaremos en- pocas semanas,
limitandonos a poner en- reposo
el estomago, aislando la tlcera y
haciendola que cicatrice.
Y asi, durante muchos dias Y
Otras tantas noches, Ernesto tu-
vo que representa- ell papel de
un enfermo gravisimo, que nj un
instante dejo de sentirse con
fuerzas para sonreir a cuantos
le visitaban Y aun hacerles CHS
ties. Chistes a costa de todo: poI
el tubo de gonna con que Sc lie
alimentaba artificialmente, por el
par de nurses (lindisimas) que
lie cuidaban, por ell mecanismo
de la CANA, que lie permitfa toda
clase de comodas posturas Vii
ches vivio, a pesar de todos su:
pesares, deliciosas escenas.
I'm selectisimo publico de au,
torres, empresarios, artistas v ad-
miradores desfil6 ante su lecho
en- constante Y devota peregrina-
cion. Entire ellos estuvo el famo-
so autor norteamericano Leo Di-
trichstein, autor tambien, Y CO.
mo tai creador de "The Great
Lover, que Vilches hiciera suyc
hace va algunos amos con el IT,
tulo de Gel Eterno Don Juan.
Leo Ditrichstein, que nuncs
viera trabajar a Vilches, lie rogf
que lie ensenara algunas fotogra-
fias suyas, de Irene Lopez Here
dia y, en- general, de toda su
compania. Asi 10 hizo ell actor
espaIiol, poniendo ante los ojos
del americana algunos retratos
de Irene, siempre cautivadora, y
otross ounce veinte de distintos
tipos mas menos ex6ticos, casi
tcdos ellos de obras extranjeras
que conocia Ditrichstein, como
The Mdnthdt stayed at Home,
The Girl aoho has everything, Wa
III Chang, The straight road, Lady
Frederick, AIT Heidelberg, Der
AHdere.
Ditrichstein no pudo contener
una exclamation de asombro
II Pero, mi querido Mr.. VIII
ches! Su compania, es estupenda.
Todos estos actores, basta con
Yer sus caracterizaciones, son ma
ravillosos. SC6mc Sc llaman?
FL actor espanol lie contesto
sonriendo:
-Todos esos actores Sc llaman
10 mismo. No tiene mas que un
nombre. Sc llaman. Ernesto
Vilches.
-Pero, 5son usted nlismo? Ese
aleman, Y ese norteamericapo, y
csc frances. y ese chino. =. itodos
SON usted?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29
JOSE CALDERoN Jr.

Sc encontraba en- San Juan Y
tuvimos el gusto- de saludar, ef
seflor Jose Calder6n, ex-director
escolar de Vega Alta. Ell Sr. Cal
derQn estaba acompanado de SD
rauy distinguida esposa, la profe-
sora Maria Berries. FL mismo
dfa regresaron ambos Vega Al
ia donde tienen su residencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-29
MARAVILLOSO
Y PRODIGI0SO NVENTO


FAA eApNka MAUALLAh Ne
1letno a@e ieeE eaben
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a& esFst-stefe conhs
totss l aFaaesl y De - -
Evening star., 1925-02-15
Card Party for Benefit
OF Crittenton Home

Fur the benefit of the Florence
Crittenton Home q card party will
take place at the Hotel Harrington
the afternoon and evening Of Febru-
ary 20 by the Baby Lovers Club, No.
/. and Dahlgren Crittenton Circle.
Bridge. 500 or NAH jong may be
played. Tickets may be had from
the members Of the committee, who
arc Mrs. A. B. McManus, Mrs. q. J.
Duties, Mrs. r. Kreglow. Mrs. Robert
Rausch. Mrs. John O'Connell, Mrs
Clarence Mcconnell. Mrs. Arthur
Cummings, Mrs. H. c. Simpson. Mrs.
L. c. Cunningham, Mrs. w. H. Hes.
sick. Mrs Royal Haskell, Mrs. J. NJ
Beha. Mrs. Kenneth Armstrong. Mrs.
Gardiner Smith. Mrs. a. s. Douglas,
Mrs D. L. Nunnally. Mrs. Albert Ec-
card. Mrs. Ida Brown. Mrs. John
Baker. Mrs. G, Kingsberry, Miss Lucy
Swartz, Mrs. ]. Larrick. Mrs. w.
Rowzee. Mrs. 4. c. Proctor, Mrs. Al.
win Craig, Mrs. A. NJ. Jones. Mrs.
w. K. Berry, Mrs. H. H. Carter. Mrs.
W. ]. Peters, Mrs. Agnes Byrne and
Mrs. Clifford Seibel.
Evening star., 1925-02-15
See Success Assured For
Ball at Mount Vernon

with all the boxes subscribed for
and tickets selling rapidly. the sue
cess Of the "ball at Mount Vernon
the George Washington University
Hospital benefit to be held in the new
university gymnasium at 2014 II
street February %, seems assured. To
be added to the distinguished patron
age lists previously published and
headed by Mrs. Coolidge. Mrs. Hughes.
Mrs. Weeks and Mrs. Davis are: Miss
Ailsa Mellon, Mrs. Arthur B. Emmons.
DR.. and Mrs. c. H. Merriam, Mrs. S. e
Lewis. Mr.. a. G.. Moses, Mrs. Murray
Addison, Mrs. Owen French. Miss
Freeman, DR.. David Jayne Hill. DR..
and Mrs Harvey Wiley, Miss Helen
Nicolai, Mrs. Charles Tompkins, DR..
and Mrs. Frances Hagner, Mr. and
Mrs Stephen Bonsal. Mrs. Frederick
w. True, Miss Mary Brickenstein, DR..
and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson, Mrs.
b. H. Buckingham. Miss Elizabeth
Hyde, Judge and Mrs Martin, Mrs. S.
@. Cornwell, Mr.. George A. King,
Mr. Henry Dawes. Mr. and Mrs Emile
Berliner, Mrs. e. Helmick. Mrs. Agnes
Wickersham, Mr.. and Mrs. Hilleary
Jones, Mrs. Herman Hallerith. Mrs.
Howard l. Hodgkins, Mrs. Laughlin,
Mrs. Emerson Ltscum, Mrs. Leonard
Stejneger. Mr.. Charles Moore. Mrs.
William NJ. Weaver, Mr.. w. B. Hibbs,
Mrs. Bradshaw Swales, Mrs. Eliza
beth walbridge. Mrs. w. M. Wood.
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Church.
Mrs. William E. Humphrey. jr.. Mrs.
]. Elvans Mayfield, Mrs. William H.
Baldwin, Mrs. B. w. Parker. Mrs.
Charles z. Munroe. Mrs. Buckner
Randolph, Mrs. Key Pittman, Mrs.
James H. Spaiding. Mrs. John J. My.
ers, Mrs. Truman Nicholson, Mrs. J.
Evening star., 1925-02-15
Week at Legations Marked
By Series of Social Events
Changes in Diplomatic Corps Empha hasized-Am-
bassador and Sonora de Riano to Visit
South-Special Notes.

Departures, arrivals and numerous
entertainments emphasized many
changes in the diplomatic corps. After
a strenuous social program here the
new dean of the corps. the Ambassa-
dor OF Spain. and Sonora de Riano
will go South for visit.
The Ambassador OF Spain and Sonora
de Riano are expected to arrive in
Palm Beach Wednesday, March IL,
and will be the guests Of DR.. and Mrs.
Preston Pope Sstterwhite for 10 days
or fortnight. DR.. and Mrs. White
have planned dinner in their honor,
and Canon and Mrs. J, Townsend Rus
sell will be hosts at dinner in COM
nora de Riano.
Barnoess de Cartier, wife of the
Ambassador of Belgium, will receive
Friday afternoon at the embassy.
The Ambassador of Cuba and Sonora
de la Torriente have as their guest
at the embassy Senorita Elisa Ortiz
of Havana, who is a close friend OF
Senorita Maria Luisa de la Torriente
The Ambassador OF Great Britain
and Lady Isabelle Howard have as
their guests at the embassy the for
mer's niece. Mrs. Cadogan, and her
daughter, Mrs. Bailey, who will be
with them for several weeks.
The newly appointed Ambassador OF
Mexico and Sonora de Teller are ex-
pected to arrive in Washington to-
morrow from Mexico. where they
have been sojourning for several
months, Senior Teller having served
as charge d'affaires since June. 1924.
The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will entertain at dinner
Thursday.
The Minister of the Serbs, Croats
and Slovenes. DIR. Ante Tresich
Pavichich, was host At dinner last
to the dean Of the corps, the Ambas-
sador Of Spain. and Sonora de Riano,
Others in the company were the
Minister Of Greece and Nine.
Simopoulos. Senator and Mrs. Jones
Senator and Mrs. Robert Nelson Stan
field. the secretary of the Peruvian
embassy and Sonora de Gonzalez
Prada, Col. and Mrs. Charles B. Drake,
Commissioner and Mrs. Charles c. Nc
Chord, Mr. and Mrs. Marry Norment
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Putney, Mrs.
Francois Berger Moran. and the SEQ
retary of the legation Of the Serbs
Croats and Slovenes and Nine
Adjemovitch.
The Minister entertained at luncheon
yesterday in honor Of the Ambassador
of Great Britain and Lady isabelle
Howard.
The Minister of the Netherlands
Evening star., 1925-02-15
WhiteHouseSocialP Program
FOrWinter to End Thursday
With thArmy-Navy Reception
President and Mrs. Coolidge Charminsly Cordial
at Official Functions-Inaugural Charity
Ball to be Brilliant Event.
SALLIE v. II. PICKETT.

E President Mrs Coolidge will
l to Thursday VIII with
reception of the Army scarcely
second briiancy the diplomatic reception earlier
the Winter With and they have carried the
old Of dinner adding each touch Of
While the Winter schedule lap Mrs Coolidge
will be little before following
March her and large will watch with renewed
interest her action.
MRS COOLIDGE will the of honor the
A1 breakfast Wardman Hotel Wednesday, affair
which the club evolved from the brilliant Dolly Madison breakfast
ping the early White House,
each of her they achieve residence the
White House. The breakfast this will have several hundred
including
speaks wonders for those having in hand
Coolidge she
sponsoring each of the interesting balls the beginning
Home for Children the New Willard Hotel Continuing
ball when highly
will be witnessed of the paadng the
social board eading dance the of their
oeahers taking snuff wearing elaborate Haunting old
ace and and showing dazzling antique Jewels combs
Jefferson the MayAower Hotel. will close
week of social importance
EVERY completion plans for the inaugural charity
~ the of March adds
bancy will hinge
the family of the President Vice President Mrs
Dawes occupying large box end the ballroom honor
these of the Nation Governors of all the
them with their wives will be
whole the will
of them
Evening star., 1925-02-15
Capital Hostesses An
nounce AT Homes"
With Dates Annexed
Receptions and Teas on So
ciety Calendar-Notes of
Special Interest to Wash
ington Folk.

The congressional ladies', Senate
and House, living at Congress Hall,
will be at home Monday from to 6
o'clock.
Mrs. David H. Ktncheloe and Mrs.
Watson E. Coleman will give the tea
Tuesday afternoon from 4 to o'clock
because Of the illness of Mrs. Kinche-
ioe. They will entertain in the apart
ment of Representative and Mrs.
Kincheloe, No. 400 East Clifton Ter
race, and they will be assisted by
Mrs. Alvin w. Barclay, Mrs. Morris
Thatcher, Mrs Theodore Shuey, Mrs
Clyde Asher, Mrs. Virgil Y. Moore,
Miss Margaret Mansfield and Miss
Marie J. Mcguire.
Mrs. Hull. wife of Representative
Morton Denison Hull Of Illinois, will
receive Tuesday afternoon in her
home, at 201s r street.
The Chief of Staff OF the Army and
Mrs. Hines have issued cards for an
at home Sunday, February 22.
. The Deputy Chief of STAFF and Mrs.
Nolan will receive with Gen. and Mrs.
Hines, and assisting Mrs. Hines at
the tea table will be Mrs. c. e. c. G..
Charlton, Mrs. William Mason Wright,
Mrs Malin Craig. Mrs. Parker West,
Mrs. j. NJ Wainwright and Mrs. Ed
ward Sturges.
Mrs. Wade H. Ellis will receive
Wednesday afternoon after, 4 o'clock
for the last. time this season. She
will have assisting her Mrs. George
Sutherland, Mrs. James E. Watson,
Mrs Guy D. Goff and Mrs. SAuRustus
T. Seymour.
Baroness Won Below will be at
home in her apartment, at 240o Six
teenth street, Saturday from 4 to
o'clock. She will be assisted In re-
cetving by. Sonora As .Alfaro. FRAU
ven I1>WiAs6I. Nrs. watson, Mrs..
Evening star., 1925-02-15

Wilbur Turner, Mrs. Marion Butler
Mrs. Frederick I. Cox. Mrs. Price
Whitaker. Mrs. Mcpherson Crichton
Miss Betty Byrne, Miss Letitia Nc
CONN and Miss Gladys Penn.
Mrs. John Hooe Iden will receive
tomorrow afternoon in her quarters
at the Nevy Yard She will be as
sisted by Mrs. Harold Jerome Benoist
+ Mrs. George c. Thorpe will not re-
ceive this afternoon, but will resume
her Sunday afternoon receptions later
on.
Mrs. Webster Ballinger has sent
out cards for an at home, at 27se
Connecticut avenue from 8 to Z
o'clock, February 1S, In honor of her
sister. Mrs. r. A. Theobald.
Mrs. Mamie G. Jobe and Miss
Elizabeth Van Dyke will not be at
home tomorrow.
Miss Mary Perry Brown will be at
home tomorrow afternoon from to
s o'clock. at her residence, 1855 Mint
wood place.
Miss BattelIe and her niece. Mrs.
Geoffrey Wardie Stafford. will re-
ceive tomorrow afternoon after
o'clock. in their apartment at Stone
leigh Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Applebee will
receive today from to o'clock, In
their home at s24 Otis place north
west, in celebration of the confirma-
ton Of their son. The confirmation
known in the Hebrew church as Bar
Mitzvah, took place in the Synagogue,
at Fifth and streets northwest yes
terday at ~ o'clock,