davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
OT3bBqNDOCTb 3AKIDqEHHbIX

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TnpbMe "CnHr-CuHr' cepbeaHo 30
6o1e.I oT6HBawruH1 IoIorcpoqHoe
TppeMHoc 3aE1loueHne MaTBeii Jpn
1HE. ,I.1a cuaceHHa erO Iu3Iln HOT
pe6oBadOcb HepeIHBaHEe 31opoBoD
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nMx c pIIcEOM Hi cBoeli co6cTBeH-
Boii TH3HH. CorlaCHIIiCb IaTb Hyd'
noe ko.luqccTBo EpoBII. Bu6op 4oE
ropa o%cTaHOBH.Ica ia 25-.IeTHeM Sd
EloqeHIoM .larBapIuu, y Eoropo-
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15

B HbIO HOpRe EaHTOp WehH
BO30y1HA B Cy4e HpeCAeA0BaHne
HpoTH8 RaHTopa CAy1ROH CMHaroTH
ulAnCRarO ga TO, ITO OH O6O3BaA %a
~HO6uIHRa "xpnCTHaHHHOM".
- h3BeCTHblB R~HHo-apIHCT q0r-
nae 1aNep6aHEc CaoMaA Ce6e pe0po
30 BpeMa pa3bITpblBaHha cIeHbI Ha
nNpaTCBOM BOpa6Ae.
B nOH1OHe H3O0peTeH aapon
nan, nO1HHMaNWHHCa " OnycEaEO-
wnECa B%epTHRaabHO, On 6esonaCHo
MOweT O~nyCRaTbCa Ha YAHue.
- B HbD HOpR HpH6bIA US Mn
ANN reHepaAbHbIR 4HpeRTop 6YAAh@
CROH mHCCHN, HoTOpbH 3aAMeTCa Q
Coca. uITaT. npOnOBeAbW 6Y4gn3ma.
B qNRaro yqaCTHAnCb cAY-
van HapMaHHblx Rpa8 co BpeMa ue
pROBHblx 6O%rOCAyweHHH.
3 mTaTe Hbp gBep3A Hacqh-
1blBaeTca 22.500 y%qnTeAeH. 6oAb-
wHHCTBO n3 INK HpHHaAneRHT K
yqHTeabcHON @e4epauNn.
- B KepHH, H. l%., B AoMe 30
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
pAsBonHNRn HTunnmnE.

Ha claBHOii rope 0IHMlI, neE0T
ia 6MBHeii pe3uIeHDueii 0OrOB III
Ha4H, HbIHe yEpHBaeTca pa30oIHI
qba 6aHIa, IoTCpaa Ha-InaX ObIIa
,oRpyTeHa TaH4apMaMI II Bbpe3alIa
10 H0cIeIHeTO. A Tar EaE ga TOTO
BH Bcex 9Inx 0aHIHTOB, B TeqcHlIe
lIeCROIbI;HX MecaIIeB oHycTOnIaBIlIIX
oTy MecTlIOcTb, Ha3HaqeHa 0BLIa BIB
c0Eaa HaTpaIa 0EOI0 MhlllloilI
Io.IIap0B, TO IaH4apMH Been 0Tpy
6HIIr T0J0BH, II OTpy0aeHHbe T0I1
Bill BIICTaBH.In Ia n0Ea3 II ycTpaHle
ME.
TaEoBM ;Ell3ub Il 0HT h c0DpeMeli
noft lpeHnH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
nONET C WnONA NCAAKNa

'%0HacHHii H0Mep" II IIa Balleu ype
I%nTeIbHOcTH C0O0maeT 0 ce0e cle-
IyIOIIHe CBe4eHHa:
Nine 81 rOI. 3IopoB. PocT
HOpMaIbHHii. 3aHHMaDCb 0H3Ey.Ib-
TypOii. TlpOaBIaI II ,IOBEOcTban OF
raTy Ia IepeBBaX, ia RoT0EolbIIAX,
Ia EpBIIIaX, Ia MIIu,Ie 5.5TaHHOTO
IONA. HMeW cIIbHo p%a3BlrTHiI HHc-
THHRr caMOcOxpaHcHna. B MoMeHT
c%oBep1neHHa OnaCHoro TpDEa coxpa-
HaI0 aIcHOe xIaIHoEpoBIe. CTpaX
nc HcIBTTBBaD To.IbKo H0c.Ie oEoH-
qaHHa crpauHorO HoMepa.
0nacHnli, pHCEoBaHT1Hii TpI0E,
3aRaHquBaeT Mo.I0IOlt 4e.I0BeE.
--lIO TaEaa uudpa, EaE 5 THcaq,
ORpbTIaeT MeHa Hage1IOli!
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15

HeHHfi MOI0I0GI qcl0BeI;, hMehy
nlIniica AIeEcan4poM CepreeBHqeM
llaEuqeBMM HpHc.IaI b 'hpachln
la3eTy'' TIcbMo c'Ie4yDIIero .coIep
;EaHHa:
-"I0B0pHT, uillleT OH,
0yITo-0H CeBaauKIiHo O0eulaeT .
TMcaq py0Ieii 50 BBlHolHeHHe TaEO
70 TppEa:
"BcTaTb ia BepuIHHy Eyllola llcd
aHHeBCEorO CO0Opa II, y%XDaTHBIlIlcb
ga BepeBOqHylo %.lecTHlHly H%poIeTaN-
nero a9pOnIaHa O%nycTliTbcH BMecTc
c HIM, 4ep;Eacb 81 1ecTHHIy, ia
MapcOBo noIe".
MoloIoi qe.IoBeE repoHqecKH san
BlaeT 0 cBOeii n0IHOlI r0ToBHocTH
HeMeIleHH0 dc BBII0IIIHTb 9T0f
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
HOBbln P0MAH C. MEP0MC-
ROTO.

BAPIIIABA. - COCTOaHue 3IOp0
BBa c. HepoMCEOrO HacToIbEo yIyq
uIHIOcb, qTO OH BCROpc llaqHeT Ill
caTB HoBBlii pOMaH. PoMaH 9TOT 6y-
IeT npoIoITeHHeM "lIme4GeCHe"
BH3BaBmeli B IIOIbIHe 6OIbu1ylQ cen
caBruO II peaRIIe HpOTecTH. ElHTepec
B InTepaTypHHx Epyrax IloIbmII Il
IoBoMy npoH3Be4eHID c. hepoMc
f6fO - cOBepnleHn0 ncE1fUqHTE1B-
HBii.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15

ia CaEcOHcEOii HlOuIaIH B nOMeuIe
HHH dexrOBaIblIoTo EIy6a, Ha IT,
Te,1ux BoeHIIOro O6pa8Ha ca6IaX.
CTuqlIHcEnil 0BI paneH B rOIoBy Il
EpoBb 3aIHaa envy GOA r.Ia3a, Tai;
gT0 HEncyTcTBOBaBIHGl BpaT yEa3aI
Ia HeO6XOIHMOCTb HpeEpaTHTb 4y-
BIB. Goa 4y9IaHTa 10 OEoHTaTIlI ny
EN- nMe.1H 10 6-TH pan,
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
3A lETRNM "1KAB0M"

H3 CEpeuroHa, Ia, llpH6HI B
fIbIo IIopE HeEuii maxrep BepT Ma
Hill II cpa3y he HoIa.I noI Cyl. Oh
6B1 a%pecTOBaH ga %lIaiIaIeTIIe na ia
BRy la 3-G 3BeHD. Ha eyre Manner
cEaaa.1, qTo Oh 0H.I pas6Hr B cBoeii
SHsnH. Oh B8aI peBoIbBep G 1eAbIo
BOcuo.lBsoBaTBca ''leTEHM l&a6oM"
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
PAS BE HoBOCTN
CT0HRH0BE-
HIVE B TAMnNR0.

TANIIlHK0 (MeEcHEO). 3IcCb
HpousoMlO BOopyIeHHOe cTQlIiH0Dc
me Me5KIy nO.I1IIHeH II EoMMyHHcTa
MI, pacnpocTpalIaBmlIMH aHTiTIpa-
BnTeIbcTBeHHBe npOEIaMaHHII. Hec
IOIbEO qeIoBeH paHeu0.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
TE1E9OHNCTKA - 6NT AMMO
TIA.

HbIO H0PR. ApecrOBaHa xo
pomeHbEaa TeIe4oHuCTEa BHpTH-
Hna TopraM, FL TO4a, EoTopaa B re
TeHHe 0IHOTO TOIa, 0e3 HoIyqeHHh
pasBola, BHuIIa 3aMyI TpH pa3a.
0Ha ocTaBaIaCb c CBOTMH MyIbaMH
CToIbEo BpeNeHH, cHOIb;o lIa4o OBJ
10 4Ia TOTO, qTO-6H HoIygIITb OF
HIiX Gamble HelIHBe HOIapTH.
HcHolb30BaB CB0eTO CyHpyTa, Qua
pacX0InIacb c HIM II HcEaaa no.
Byo 1epTBy. BHTaMHcTEa %od;HIaeT
TeIepb cyIa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
BOPbI BO3BPATNJN 4PATO4EHHOCTN

HbIO H0PK. - Il Be.IlIEO
MY y1EiBIeHIII0 H0IHIIIlII, 30
pbI BO3BpaTLIH yRpaIeHHbIe
Ha-IHaX y aieHbI MH.IJIlioHepa
,IOHaTD 0puI1HaHTBI Fla GYM
MY 6S3.000 1oLI., HoXuITen
-Hblc ia aHapTaMeHTa B rocTHH
HIIUe "IlIa3a".
IS HOHcHaX IpaT0ueIIH0CTGH
IlpIIIEaI0 yqacTHe cTpaXoBoe
0OHIecTBO, B R0TOpOM ObI.IlI
3aCTpaX0BaIIbI HOXIiIUeHHbIC
0pHI.TIIaHTbI. qacTHBIM cblIIIII-
ham yIaI0cb BCTynITTb B ne
perOB0pbI c BOpaMH II re cor
.1aCILIIICB, HOBHIIiMOMy, 30 II3
EGcTHOe B0AIaIpaHIeHHo Bep-
HyTb yEpa1eIlTIbIG IparorleHH0
9TH cTpaXoBoMy o0Hec1By,
Bee yRpaIeHHbIe 1paTOUeH
HOcTIi ObI.1II Hepe1aHbI BOpaMH
pep23 qaCTIIOTo cbIIIIIIEa Hpe1
cTaBHTe.lIO CTpaXOBOTO O0IJCC
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
EgBA He ybH1 CB0D p04b "
BHyRA.

TEHE4.IAI1, II. IT, Iloe8I
pa36HI aBToMo6nlb. MaulnHHcT, oc
T|aH0BHBIIu HOe3I, nOI6cIaI Il BbI
X0IHBmHm I3 aBTOM06n,m lIOIaM.
On yBHIe,I, qTo 6BI paa6uT aBToMp
6Hlb eT0 Ioqebn, EoTOpaG eXa.1a co
CB0HM M%aIeHbRHM CBIH0M.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
NlN"

KoMnTeT ITO BH6OpaM +. llbD lilo
pRa HaIueJ. qTo EaHIHIaT Ha 40Ia;-
nocrb Mopa OF I%oMMyHHcTOB, 5. LII
TloB, .IHIueH cBoHX TpaIIaIIciHI
npaB, ran EaR OH cuIeI B TDpbMe
CnHr-CnHr, H. II. KonMyHucTHqet
ran napTHa peHIIIa, qro InT1OB DC
Taerca ee EaHIHIaTOM Ha 9oHaHoc1b
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
uEHHOE ~N3O6PETEHNE.

Pa3AHb. 49, Ha pa8aHcEoM Te-
IeTpabe ycTaHOBIeH H0GBil HpH00p
- EII0V Il aHIapaTaM MOpae, c no
M0TIbI0 E0T0pOT0 0IHH pa0OTHiH
MOIeT HepeIaBaTb TeIeTpaQHHe co
o6meHna cpa3y 10 II HpoBoIaM.
CEOHcTpyHpoBaH HpH00p 3aBeIH-
BapHlHM TeIerpaNOM PyIuIIIEHM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15

3aBoIc, 0appHEaIH B MOcEBe, Kpec
TbGHCEOrO BO3CTaHHa B 4epeBHe, ITO
pTpeTOB B0TIeiI 4eEa6pbcRorO BO3-
cTaHna B 1926 IOIy, MOMeHr 6oa
pcBoIlOuIOuepoB c BOlicEaMu Ha &c
HaTcEoM HIOuuaIu B lIeTep6ypre, II,
IaEOHeH, rpyH1a IeEa6pHcTOB la
HaT0pTe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
gE
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Bella. - B oguoil IcpeBHe IBe
3aIImHoTISnpoBaHH. 4eByIIIIiu CHIT
yiEe mecroi MecmI. Ohm 6BIIH ycBIH
,IenH OIHIIM B0IeBII.lbHbIM apTHc-
TON, fpaHEOM PoEOM. On npo6oBa,l
~pa36yIuTB IeBymeE, IA He MOT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
MN1HN0H H0HaR0B 30


BAPIILABA. 3HaTOEH HOIbC-
Eoii oMHrpaUnu 30 9paHuHH BBIcqIl
ram, VITO qepe3 10 let Ia PpaH-
%uy3cEOit T%eppUTOpnH oyer HaXOIH
Tfca MIII.lI0H HOIbCRnX 9MITpah-
ToB, cc,1II yBelIiqeHne Tx IO.IIIqecT-
Ia oyer HpOHcX0IHTb TeM-Ee TeM-
HON. IaH Il 10 clIX mop.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
6AHETHAa uR0lA.

BaIeTHaa mEo,Ia Jpn TeaTpe 'ha
mTTOIb'' n~0Iyqaer cIeIucDHO QI0I0
20 3%aaBIelnii OF NoIoIHX GcByIlel;,
&e1ammTx u3yuaTb 0adeTnOe HcEy
CCTB0.
b qHcIe EaHIHIaT0T HNeeTcH MO
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uIIE, B 8 qac0B yTPa.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
37.375 MHHb HA H0l'EMH0N
MAUHHE.

3. TapIaH pa6OTaeT B TeqeHIc
90 .leT b oTe.le AIIopb. B HbIo Ho
PIE. On yIIpaBIaeT noI'eMnoit Ma
mHHOii. 3a 9TO BpeMa raplaH Hpoe
xa,l ia MaIIEIHe 37.375 MHIb II, no
Beef BepoaTHocTH, no6HI Bee peRop
iii B 9ToH o0IacTH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
3APA6OTHAN nNATA " PA6OqNE qACbI

BeHH0 yBC.1HqeHEIO TeXHliqec
EOii cH.IBI.
Ha EoHBeITuTIH o~6cyT1alca
Bonpoc o Ho.iHTHRe A. %. L.
BbI.Io peHIeHo he HpHMbIEaTb
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Hulk HapTIIHi II lie coa1aBaTb
noByIo HapTHIO, a TOJ1BEo IIo1
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TbI BBIpa3lIIH cBoe Ie.laHlIe
uMeTb HporpeccHBHblif RoHr-
pecc c 1eMOEpaTHqecEoii lila
TbopMoH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
KOMMyHNCT Tl0TNb OF BNHA
N KEHluNH.

MOCEBA, $780, lHIep EapeIBCEON
EoMMyHH IIHEoIaii HnEHTHH IIorHo
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muIIH. On 0MI qIeHOB I'll. Hen. he
MuTera H yEpal 10000 py6leh HIS
Iocy1apcrBeHIIBIx 6oHIoB.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
nAmaTHNR c~EHREBNqy B BAPwABE

BAPIIIABA. - IIolbHIa npe4IIo
IaraeT HOCTaBHTb B BapmaBe IIaMa
IHuE TeHpHyy CeHEeBHqy, npax 10
IOpOTo B HpOlnI0M ROXY 6HI Hepe-
Beech u3 lIIBefIapun Ia poIHHy.
hOMnTeT 10 HOcTaH0BEe %HaMaTHIiHa
Ha-8Hax 3aHaIca OpraHH3aTHeii cBo
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15

MOCEBA. - 15-rO OETa0pa B
MocRBe co3HBaeTca BcepoccullcEnN
CopsoM HpecTBaHcEHx I%luaTeIeh lie
pBaa BepOccHiicRaa KoH4epeHIIlIa'
T.1aBnaa 3aIaqa EoHbepeHlIlll,
o0'eIHHHTb TpecTbaHcEIIX mIcaTe'IeH
la ocHoBe %Hy.IbTypH0 = HpocBeThIe
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
HOBbln BOEHHbIn MHHNcTP

BAlIlHHTT0H. = 0b4HTHaIb-
no %o5'aB1eHo, qTO I%aH Bike BIZ
me1 B orcaTBRy II BMecIo nero BoeH
nbM MnHIcTpoM HaaIlaqeh 4. Iah-
BIC, 6HBuInii nOMouJHEK BHEca. HO
BoMy MuuucTpy 46 ,1er. On HpeEpa
cHO HrpaeT B TeHHHc Il, 10 Been BE
poaTHocTH, oyer lie HloxHM MIMIC
Tp0M.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
HOBbIN MAB3OAEN ana
1EHNHA.

MOCKBA. 0TeT 6O,lBmeBl3-
Ma .IeHHH .IeTHT B CB0eIi yCbIIlalb
Hnue. BOIbmeBHEH pelnIIIH HocTpO
nrb envy caMyD IyTuyD ycHHalbIIH
& MIipe.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15

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fpOBII.
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hH3Hb TpHIIIaE TcHepb Bic 0hac-
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6Ha ,larBapIHa oyer 1ocpoqHo oc-
B06OIIeH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
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6BeilHbM (uo43eMHBM) 1nHnaM T.
Hbw IIopEa HpOxoIaT 1900 Ba-
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poTRaa IuHHa, cBa3HBaDllIaa 3alIa-
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15

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pOIaX, Coop cpeIcTB la HaMaTHIIli
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
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pe%nyraHHaa Cemba OcTaBhIa GOm "
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maxTep MaAopeC, Misrepresentation 3
maxTe Ha rAy6nHe 1,400 PYToB.
= B A@epsH CnTn, H, Q&., no
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
B0EHHblE A9P0HAAHbl 0XPA-
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Heif C0eI. lIITar0B. MamHHH npHIe
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
PA3BNANCb Tpoe pABoqnx.

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15

9AERTPNqECKAa BbICTABRA.
B Hbp Hoppe, B TpaHI CeHTpaI
IlaIaCe, OTEpHTa 9.IeETpHTecEaa BIZ
cTaBEa, lIa Heii MHorO o%JeETpHqeC-
RHX H0BIiI0E.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
k0HqEPEHlNa KPECTbaHcKK nHCATEAEN

.7bnon pa6oTB B 4epeBHe. Ha KoHQe
peIIJlU HpHegeT oROaO $50 Epec-
TbaIcEHx u~HeaTeIen.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15
n 0 H b 10 N P y

9T0i .IHHHI exeT0IH0 H%pOe3TaUr
190.000.000 naCca;E1IpOD, HOqTH 10
.lTopH POccEH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15

reIeii nepBoro co6paHHa 6BlJIII
uocIbI 6paHuTIH II HTaIuH.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-10-15

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BIcHM B H0.iIIUeiicHOe ylIpaB
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cTpaX0BBIM 00mecTBOM cOcTOa
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10
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He Bo36yIIaTb HpoTIIB HIIx
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ll0.IIIUHa cHa.Ia IOIIpOC co
BECK HpHqacTHbIX IL 3T0My IIII
II HpHHaIacb 50 O0HapyHeHHe
BIIHoBHBIx. ByIeT iii RIO .IH6o
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Evening star., 1925-05-27
SOCIETY
Mrs. Coolidge Spends Busy Afternoon
Carrying on Her Splendid Work
Along Philanthropic Lines

from New York today aboard the
Berengaria for England. They will
return to Washington about the
middle Of July to spend q short time
before they join the little colony of
British embassy officials at Man
chester blythe Sea.
Mount Alto Hospital garden party
this afternoon, given on the beautiful
grounds of the institution. under the
direction of the George Baldwin Nc
Coy Unit. affords a rare treat in
scenery. as well as furthering the
interests of the veterans. The tea
tables on the lawn. the bright attire
OF the women and the interesting
wares of the veterans on sale all
afford additional interest and beauty.
The George Baldwin Mccoy Unit has
the sanction Of Gen. Hines, director
of the United States Veterans Bur
eau, and Mrs. Dawes, wife Of the
Vice President. has consented to act
as patroness. together with Mrs.
Kellogg. Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Sargent,
Mrs. New, Mrs. Taft. wife of the
Chief Justice; Mrs. Brandies and
others.
Judge and Mrs. William Bailey La
mar entertained at dinner last evening
in honor of the Minister Of Austria
and Nine. Prochnik. The other guests
were Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Gray Ia
linski, the counselor of the Swiss lega-
tion. Mr.. Assarasson; Mr. and Mrs
Richard Wilmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Kendall, Mrs. Cecil Poole of Norfolk,
Va: Mrs. Rogers B. Toy and Mrs
Bockover Toy of Atlanta Ga, who are
guests of Mrs. Lamar; Miss Elizabeth
Howry. Col Buckley, Dr. Sterling Ruff
I'm and Mr.. William Mcclellan Ritter.
Mrs. Lamar also has visiting her
Master Bockover Toy, Jr.
Judge and Mrs. Lamar will enter
tain at dinner Saturday in honor OF
the Ambassador of Japan and Nine.
Matsudaira.
Admiral and Mrs. Edward w. Eberle
will go to Annapolis Tuesday to be the
guests of the superintendent Of the
Naval Academy and Mrs. Louis NJ.
Mutton. They will return to Wash
ington the following day.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lansing will
leave Washington June II for their
Summer home at Henderson Harbor.
n. Y. Mrs. Lansing spent several
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at the Columbia Country Club in com.
pliment to Miss Camilla Horen.

at the Columbia Country Club in com.
pliment to Miss Camilla Horen.
Miss Annette c. Sheridan. Miss
Julia Teresa Sheridan and Mrs. Mat
thew Joseph O'Connell Of 1926
Twenty-first street expect to leave
this week by motor for their sum
mer home at Cazenovia Lake. N. j.,
and later will spend some time at
Lake George.
The Rev. DIR. George F. Dudley is
in New York this week preaching at
Old Trinity Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown Scott
are in New York City and will sail
tomorrow for Europe. Mr.. Scott is
going to Europe in the interest of
Endowment for International Peace.
Miss Louise MacDonnell of Ca
tkedral avenue was hostess at lunch
con at the Cafe Lorraine in honor of
Miss Catherine NJ. Simmons. whose
marriage to Mr.. Edwin A. Roper, )r.,
will take place in June. The guests
included Mrs. J. Lambert Simmons
and Mrs. John r. Vance.
Mrs. Ross II. Johnson is visiting
relatives in France for the Summer
and will return to Washington In Sep
tember. She is accompanied by her
mother-in-law. Mrs. Joseph Robinson
johnson of Washington and Newark,
n. J. Later Mrs. Johnson will visit
in London with her sister. Mrs. Z.
Durand Chapman. and her nephew,
Mr.. j. Holbrook Chapman, secretary
Of the American embassy, London.
DIR. and Mrs. G. B. Smith or 2SO0
Twenty.seventh street northwest are
enjoying a stay at Haddon Hall while
on a visit to Atlantic City.
The Board Of Lady Visitors OF The
Washington Home for Children are
asking their friends to a garden party
at the home. 1715 Fifteenth street,
tomorrow afternoon from 2:3O to 8
O'Clock. Mrs. Coolidge Is lending her
name as patroness and expresses
great interest in the welfare of the
home. The president Of the board,
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Mrs. Boyd Taylor, will be assisted by
Mrs. Henry Mirick and Mrs. John
kratz at the refreshment table. Miss
Florence Grandin and Mrs. Colburn
Will have card tables on the lawn
and in the house for those who wish
to play. Mrs. Lincoln Green and Mrs
Walter Heiberg will sell homemade
cakes, and the candy table will be in
charge of Mrs. Charles Williamson,
Mrs. Heilprin, Mrs. Radcliffe and Mrs
shannon. Other members of the
board who are interested in the sue
cess or this appeal to give 60 little
ones greater comfort through the
Summer are Mrs. Conrad Babcock,
Mrs. John 3. Larner, Mrs. John Boyd,
Mrs. William Bruce Clark, Mrs. Carl
Droop, Mrs. Byron Graham and Mrs
Frank Reeside.
The garden dance of the children
of the Montessori School, to be held
at the residence of Mrs George
Hewitt Myers. 2310 S street, has been
postponed until tomorrow at a o'clock
If the weather is inclement the dance
will not be held this year.
Miss Geraldine Phillips entertained
small party of friends at dinner
oand cards at the Grace Dodge Hotel
yesterday evening in honor Of her
guests, Mrs. d. I. Phillips and Miss
Marguerite Phillips of Scranton, Pa
Among her guests We're Miss Ann
Titlow, Miss Kathleen Lecky, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Phillips and Mr.. w. j.
McGarry.
The annual banquet of the Lucy
Holcombe Chapter of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution, which
was held last night at the garden
house Of the Grace Dodge Hotel, was
an unusually pleasant occasion
Prof. and Mrs. G. s. Richardson of
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John c. Mclaughlin. Mrs. e. e. Ely.
non and Mrs. Otterman.
Mrs. Carvel Leary gave q shower
last week for Miss Mclaughlin.
Representative and Mrs. Bacon
Sailing for China juno 8.
Representative and Mrs Robert
Low Bacon will leave Washington
June for their homo in New York
to spend a short time before sailing
for China. They will be absent for
| several months.
Representative and Mrs. Richard
Aldrich will close their home on Mas
sachusetts avenue June and 60 to
their Summer home at Watch Hill,
r. l., to remain until Autumn. They
will be accompanied by the baby,
Dickie Aldrich, and Mrs. Aldrich's
children, Dora White and Janet
White. Billy White, Mrs Aldrich's
eldest son, will join tho family after
school closes.
Mrs. Morris Ernest Locke will
leave Washington today for Louis
vile, KY, to Join Col. Locke, who is
with the Sd Field Artillery at Camp
Knox, KY. She will return to Wash
ington Monday. Mrs. Locke and her
daughter. Miss Mary Preston Locke,
Will sail June for England to spend
several weeks
Sir John and Lady Harrington of
England. who were guests of Mrs.
Locke in her apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel for few days. left
yesterday for New York. Mrs. Locke
also had with her for a few days her
son, James Macmillan Gibson Of Hill
School, Pottstown, Md.
Mr.. Richard Bryan Gilliland of
Charleston, s. c.. Of the Department
Of Justice, a veteran of the World
War, and Miss Eva Gaines De Mar
Of Burlington, Vt, were quietly mar
ried yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
In the presence Of few friends. in
st. Marks Church, Capitol Hill, by
the rector, the Rev. William Henry
Pettus.
Miss Elsie Haas entertained a COM
pany OF 46 at a bridge luncheon today
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days at Henderson Harbor last week
getting their home in readiness Tor
the season.
Mrs. Rush Holland entertained u
small company informally at bridge
today at the Washington Country
Club.
Mrs. w. Irving Glover. wife Of the
Assistant Postmaster General, will re-
turn to Washington tomorrow AFTER
noon after passing about 1C days st
West Hampton Beach, N. r.. whore
she opened their home for the Sum-
mer months.
The second secretary Of the Polish
legation, Mr.. Leon Orlowski, enter
tained a small company at lie Paradis
last evening.
Mime. Hauge will leave Washington
about the middle Of juno for New
York. and will sail from there for Eu-
rome TO spend the Summer months.
DR. and Mrs. Vernon Kellogg will
have visiting them next week Count
ess de Buyer of Paris.
Judge and Mrs. Timothy T. Ans
berry have opened their Washington
residence, 2SS9 Woodland Drive. after
spending Ave months in Miami
Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Egnont F. Koenig and her
small daughter, Eleanor Carroll, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Richard 5.
Hill, at her home in Chevy Chase.
Can't. Koenig and their son Stanley
will come to Washington from Edge
wood Arsenal to spend the week end
with his family:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Kendall will
entertain informally at dinner Satur.
day evening at the MayhoWer Hotei
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seig-
man, who will arrive in washington
tomorrow from New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall will sail the
latter part of June for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Shuey. hav-
ing closed their apartment, In the
Methodist building. are at their coun-
try home, in the Shenandoah Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seligman OF
New York will arrive in Warrington
tomorrow and will be at the Hamilton
Hotel during their stay here. They
will entertain at luncheon Friday. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur O'Brien will enter
tain at dinner Friday evening in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Seligman.
Mrs. L. f. Sinclair and Mrs. Arthur
Sinclair entertained Jointly at q bridge
luncheon today in honor of Miss Helen
Louise Mclaughlin, whose marriage
to Mr.. Phillip G. Altenbaugh Of Pitts
burgh will take place Wednesday,
June 8. The guests included Mrs.
Carvel Leary, Mrs. John J. Eagan.
Mrs. George Minire Hostetler, Mrs.
Malcolm Duvall. Mrs. Eugene Jacob
sen, Mrs. Eugene Gott. Miss Alice
Quaid, Mrs. William Beck, Mrs. Ham
ilton Knox, Mrs. Walter Cox, Mrs.
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the University Of Maryland planned
the entertainment, which was quite
original.
The tables were decorated with
roses and shasta daisies and the
favors consisted of horns and clap
pers, used later on as a musical
chorus. Mr.. T. II. Barrett played
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The second secretary Of the Polish
legation, Mr.. Leon Orlowski, enter
tained a small company at lie Paradis
last evening.
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Nine. Hauge will leave Washington
about the middle Of June for New
York, and will sail from there for Eu-
rope TO spend the Summer months.
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The attache of the British embassy
and Mrs Lawson Lawson are sailing
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. W. w.
Phelps will entertain at dinner Satur
day evening at the Chevy Chase Club
in honor of the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Wilbur.
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John c. Mclaughlin. Mrs. e. e. Ey-
non and Mrs. Otterman.
Mrs. Carvel Leary gave q shower
last week for Miss Mclaughlin.
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- rRS. COOLIDGE is spending
IN ~ busy afternoon today at
OI tending two important phil
w anthropic events. At ): ~
o'clock she viii lay the cor
ner stone of the Theodore Snow
Memorial Hospital addition TO the
Florence Crittenton Home at Con-
duit and Newcut roads. Bishop
Freeman and DR.. j. Stanley Durkee
will speak, Mrs. Walter II. Howard
will give a history of the home and
there will be other features of the
dedication.
From this ceremony Mrs. Coolidge
will go to Mount Alto TO attend the
regular yearly garden party given
there under the auspices of the
George Baldwin Mccoy Unit. Ameri-
can Women's Legion.
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Wilbur will entertain a COM
pany at dinner this evening.
Mrs. Wilbur plans leaving for
California at the end of June.
The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr..
Jardine, is leaving today for six
week tour of the West. En- route
TO the West he will stop at his home
in Manhattan to spend short time
with Mrs. Jardine.
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DR.. and Mrs. Vernon Kellogg Will
have visiting them next week Count
ess de Buyer of Paris.
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Mrs. w. Irving Glover. wife Of the
Assistant Postmas ster General, will re-
turn to Washington tomorrow after
noon after passing about 10 days at
West Hampton Beach, N r., where
she opened their home for the Sum-
mer months
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The Amba ssador of Japan and Nine
Matsudaira will be the honor guests
at dinner this evening of Mr.. Charles
Noble Gregory. who will entertain at
the Chevy Chase Club.