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Evening star., 1925-09-20

New esl1 bui1ainss. 4 shs
. rooms ana siis 11.fi kiAL. hD: NV: siSo'o
TIE 192n: 2 Sh5e DGssh 10th ST.
/ room. room. dining aieove. kitchen and - -
bath 6aah and hath 5s9oo
1880 ADAMS Mint RD.. 4o'o0
room. kIsshsn and and bath ssf, 500
. . ~ s00nl any 1sseso coNS, AYE: NV: 4o'oo
rooms. seeepson af haii. If'n kitchen hall 5000
and THE hsin RvsEiRErr.. 'sis7 = .sr. NV 1000
l ROOM fiisasG iasS RRhdRaMx eaf Ssih Rb: z7S0
rooms .oom. S 1s 1Sos Mass AVE NV 5000 sos 90
. rooms 1 i4.s sssS2RxRD sT. NV $500 80 90
s tss% -dG dfnins 'A room kitchen ana eoso
ssSR Il kSaSah Ss'S s'sRs' sgs' ss;S Sri
rooms issS si,eei1 eSFSksfA fPd ssia ST. NV 10000
rooms. kitcSfs 30 and 2 81 bath " ..sbs.oo
rooms li'shfn fss; * sasA 81. NV. $3.50 "
resn; 7sf fl,sSsS ,sSESSsxdFYaSS sd ss|Si "a. Avn
e'00'o l7la, r ST. NV. $3.50
q rooms ki'ehfa fg1s sns 3 sTI bath NV .se5'oo
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. :. -. .se2. SO
s,'issS ssSssS s. s. S;;R 1890
room and 5sSa Ssss Sso6#S Sl.s %H5osz sE bed 1890
rooms ki'eesR 20 ias sss sash sT NV. $4,000
rooms, kitchenette and bath. $50 90
l room, kitchfsaee:sssc fses { :GS sT sW sssh 1000
IS ssis |tiias' 81 hs.s NV 80
Geo. w. Linkins, l7i9 K St.
Evening star., 1925-09-20

NEW BUILDING,
1900 Irving St. NV.
Apartments of two rooms. kitchen and
bath Three rooms. kitchen and bath. with
glassed-in porches S47.50 to $65 Q month;
Brick garages in rear OF apartments. ~
extra a month.
n. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
141s Eye ST. NV. Phones Main 5003.4-6:
IN FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
able Most exclusive residential LOCATION:
rms unusually large; rec hall bTrsakfass T,a, ss
seen. to be appreciated. Appointments and
service unsurpassed. $50. Substantial re-
ducton to reliable party. on lease: Refer
ences REQUIRED Phone North 3406. Ask
for MRS. CORCORAN.
THE ARGONNE.
10th and Columbia Rd.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH. RECEP-
E T1oh HA AhbD H56hs ExcEtAhENT hAHSH
sEEXIeE ANMP AMsNRGAs RGEAsoN6AAsLFf PaRIIsEs
TEL. COL. 463O.
THE .ARGONNEs
Evening star., 1925-09-20

NEW APARTMENTS,
Corner Irving and Warder
SITS. NV.
Apartments of two rooms kitchen and
four rooms. kitchen and bath: $3.50 TO
corner building: near Soldiers Home Park
\. /. SALISBURY CO., INC,
1918 Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5aO3-4-5
FINEST CORNER BLDGS.
and Park I'd, NV. Overlooking Govt reser.
Sasons n walk tp R9sk Creek
THE ARGYLE.
try: extra large glass and screened sleeping
RReifh Rai eoS oas coPre feSfs ony $3.50 Similar
apis. elsewhere rent for over sI0o.
THE WELLINGTON.
.'F: lafss snd sossf hss:s .s
WEST OF CONN. AVE.
sias bd a. sfst s
S. i y. +: sssvs e.:
pp..o dss.: similar spts: elseShsre rem, =
on premise. or phone Main 34e6
154o N ST. NV.
-Four attractive rms. and b. porch: $50.
2OO6 n ST. NV.
b. aeeepson haI porch available oet iso iss
533 2lst ST. NV.
AD, Az, So kitchen ,saSsn and and bath bath
1O8 { ST. NV.
ADs ADs r and and B. B. ki.shsn: ki.shsn sIse sIse
Both Of the above apartments have. been
Rent Rent re reduced .ei for Immediate occupancy. ' .
N. L. RYON CO., INC.
1923 F St. Main $500.
ONLY ONE LEFT.
NEAR wARDMAN PARK AND CONN. AVE.
1881 18th ST.
Four unusually large rooms. reception
hall. bath. large closets. porches.
RENT, $500.
Excellent Janitor Service.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
91e 18th St. Franklin ll4o.
1851 S ST,
THE sHELBURNE.
room and bath. h...............S S31 80
rooms rooms ksehsn sehsn AMID AMID 1888 9S9
2215 18th ST,
THE PRINCETON.
rooms. bath and large porch. .. $1,000
1905 3Oth ST,
THE COLONIAL.
rooms and oath Soo.oo
72O 18th ST,
lover Downtown Store)
rooms and bath. S76. 90
2475 18th ST,
ovsr Sim Singer sns ssew,n Machine storss
1925 14th ST,
rooms and bath. newly decorated. $500
US 18th ST.
rooms. kitchen and bath. ........ So: so
1888 N ST,
THE POTOMAC.
rooms. kitchen and bath $35. 90
SHANNON & LUCHS,
7l3 14th st: Main 2a4b.
ALLENHURS'T,
r;v, i1oe .oon: co1LEIMsIA LI,sS.ILA re R9AD NV, ont,
SULLIVAN BROTHERS,
$40 18th St. NV. Main 7s2i.
35O7 w PLACE NV.
kitchenette and bath: spiendidly arranged.
Reduced rents: Open for inspection.-
Main SO. cHAs. D. sAffFi sa4 FIN St. NV
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT.
THE COMO,
Is Grant Pl. NV
Bet 9th and 10th. G and H StsD
in good condition.
Apt. No; 8. rooms and bath: good con-
AMERICAN SECURITY TRUST CO..
18th and Pa. Ave. NV Main 48l5.
THE SYCAMORE,
1894 ST NV
rms. porch porch @ and bath $500
rms. kit. bath .............. - . .ses 90
4 rms. and bath. h..::.... 5000
Evening star., 1925-09-20

RENTS REDUCED
1915 BELMONT ST. NV
Opposite Central High School.
Very desirable one-room. kitchen dining
alcove and bath apartments, equipped with
Murphy bed and Pullman dining table and
class condition. Convenient 70 i4th St. car
line. Rents; $4,000 to $50 90.
Open for Inspection
B. r. SAUL CO..
Main 2I0o. e26 18th st. NV.
RENTS REDUCED
KENDALL. APARTMENT.
Just of Sprt ing rd.. bet. 14th and 10th SITS.
Very desirable two rooms. kitchen and
bath apartments. to be put in frst-class
condition. Convenient to 18th st. car line
and 18th St.. bus. Rents. S54.50 and S565O.
Only three left.
Oren for Inspection
D. F. SAUL CO.
Main 2100. 025 18th ST.. NV
Evening star., 1925-09-20
RENT HOUSES-FUR. & UNFUR.

RENT HOUSES-FUR. & UNFUR.
GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS.
33l1 st. NV: rooms. bath, attic; Gel
lar: garage; large lot: fern trees: good order
OWNER West 663. Apply premises.
RENT HOUSES -UNFURNISHED.
1928 13th ST Nw.-9 ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
front and -ear porches: vacant: ready to
move in Open 10 am. to pm. Col. 1882:
2520 3rd ST. N.E-FIvE ROOMS. BATH
brick NV h. gas and cleo, slsepinE porch
garage: $50. To inspect call N. 699S.Ws
Continued on, Next HassA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
Her Blonde Hair
Was Darkening
But New Light Hair Shampoo
Brought Back Its Natural Rich
Golden Color and Cleaning Luster

Her blonde hair was becoming
dun, strealty faded and lustrelcss,
She had tried nearly everything to
bring back It's original beauty. All
had failed Then her hnirdresscr
recommended Blondex. the wonder
ful new shampoo, prepared for
blonde and light hair--oniy, Just
ono shampoo and her hair became
much lighter, Then In an unbclloy-
ably short tlmo II was the snmo
charming blono shade that formerly
was 30 much admired Her friends
soon noticed the marvellous change.
Now, you, too. can bring back tho
natural color TO dnrkonod blonde
hair If your hair Us already bcnu-
TRULY blonde, lilonicN viii keep H.
that way Acts In a perfectly mt
uTdl way Leaves no oil bchind to
form sticky flm, on which dirt aud
dust collect causing light hair 10
darIton Gives wonderful thick
lHthoT Makes hair SOFT and SILKY
No injurious dyes or chemicals
Highly recommended for Childrpn's
hnir Your denlor win promptly rec
turn lts small cost " YOU ARE not
moro than dclightcd with results
Get BlondeN today at all good lcal-
err such na llArtoll Drug Co, Swift
Drug Co, Bon Mnrcho tToilct Goods
Dopt), Tho Rhodes Co, trailct Goods
popD, Frnsor-putorson Co. (rollet
Goods Doptl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
Advertlsoment)
To Whiten Skin
with Lemon

Tho only harm.
less way 20 bleach
the skin white Is
to mix the juice Of
two lemons with
three o ceB of
Orc h ard White,
which any druggist
will supply for n
few cents. Shake
well In a bottle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
ADVERTISEMENT
WHY SKINNY
FOLKS TAKE
COD LIVER OIL

Because Il IS richer in vitamlnes
than any other food in tho world
Doctors prescribe Il for ricketts,
and anacmh in children and for
tuberculosis. malnutritlon and con.
yalescence In grown up people.
As producer OF weight-Eood
healthy flesh--thoro is nothing in
tho world 80 good
But us nasty. horrible smelling
stuff that often upseta the stomach
30 doctors now are ordering cod
liver oil IN tablet form.
You've got TO take on weight
when McCoy'S Cod Liver oil Com.
pound Tablets arc taken regularly
You simply can't help II.
It's 80 good that IL It doesn't put
oil five pounds Of good healthy flesh
on any skinny man or woman IN
thirty days tho McMCoy I.abora.
tories Of New York authorize owl
Drug Co. and all druggists to 70.
turn tho price you paid for Il.
BE sure 70 ask for McCoy's Cod
Liver on Compound Tahlets-sixty
tablcts--GO cents. ono woman put
on fifteen pounds IN five weeks,
and they are especially valuable TO
weak, thin children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
WILL DILG TO
2pEAK HERE
vi Inn HILL
SportSmen 10 Hear Izaak
Vision League Founder

VIII II Dis. founder and ma,
uonal president Of tho IEaRk Walton
League Of America. viii deliver an
address az banquet. open 90 an
sporlamen, to be held at ESQ p, m.
Friday In tho Chamber OF Commerce
banquet hall.
pilg will explain the purposes OF
the league nationally. and viii tell
aims OF the local chapter or.
Eonized recently In existence only
80 months tho league has chap.
tors In &c states and is growing
rapidly.
Among the accomplishments 10
date are.
Tho saving OF the Superior Ma
tlonal Forest as a natural wilder
ness aud canoeing paradise.
Tho rescue Of The last herd OF
elk In the Jackson Hole. Wye coun.
Try.
Passage OF the Mississippi wld
Life and Fish Refuge bin By con.
sress, which sets aside SO, 900
acres OF spawning grounds ana mi,
Sratory bird refugees along that
river. This VIII raise sufficient
hass. officials say 90 stock lakes
In tho entire United States.
Local league officials invite every
sportsman 90 hear Dng Tickets
can bo obtained from p, A. Ander.
son, league secretary. Bank OF Call
fornia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
BIRTHS

Births IN their households ARD re-
ported By tho following men:
Garner Ellis ~ ss17 Garfield d.
boy
Power Raymond Frederick lu9 ".
cTth st., boy
.cuiysr Richard OTIS ca queen
Arr avr- hoy
Ma'suoka. otosoro. tisH Sixth ave.
s. boy
lorns Dean r.. io't.n l'h ave. \.
f. boy
AtEinsoa James c. as y 7sra st,
boy
psliy. Jane. Robert ns n sist st.
boy.
nabsrbu,h. /. jaime. 7'i. Dayton
st. girl
waidal. il. 8. ita7 Donovan At. Elrl.
Jacobson Melville. sas W. E7th at.
boy
Hsnnum. Martin. $40 18th ave. n.
Middepdort II. l., Ssos seth sv, n.
Hannah. Victor. Isio.A Terry ave.
boy.
Lundqulnt. Ivan. 1880 Lakaviow
ave Eirl.
Engs,rom. John A.. sl11 18th ave.
s. w. boy
Peterson, Rudolph, 1850 Frmon,
ave. girl.
cadlsy. Christopher r.. ta3l Francis
ave, girl.
aswhirter Edgar Lloyd. 1905 Ninth
ave. boy,
Timm. Henry William. s533 Fourth
ave. n. w. girl.
Hall. Walter Jay, t15i Ninth ave.
". T., girl.
L1nKbloom. Harold A.. 10 2sth ave-
boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
ALIENS HAVE TO
LEARN SLANG
English and American"
Both Confront Him

CLEVELAND o. June is--H'-
lack Of ability 10 use slang makes the
foreigner conspicuous.
The immigrant 10 America must
not only learn 10 speak English hu,
20 speak American AZ well.
This was asserted by Mrs. Helen
Horyath. who has taught Americana
zation classes among HunEBrians In
Cleveland for - years. Mrs. Hor.
yath, herself. Is an immigrant from
Hungary.
Before came 20 America looked
upon this country as a near approach
20 a heaven on earth" Mrs. Horvath
said. but when got hero / found
myself summed and ridiculcd because
I could not speak English"
Shs has taught more than 1000
Magyar men and women how TO take
part IN American life. Such training
In moro important for immigrant
women. who do not mako outside
contacts, as do boys and men, she
Raid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
LEGION RAISING.
FUND QUOTA
200 Workers Out TO Collect
Cash to Aid Disabled Vets

American veterans, wounded dur.
Ing tho world war. are dying Al the
rate OF 10 day. according 20 l.. n.
sehwollsnbach. past state command.
sr, and now chairman Of tho Leglon's
committee seeking to raise King
coun,y's quota OF $4,000 toward the
's.ooo.oo0 endowment fund 10 aid
Disabled veterans.
Financial assistance pending GOV.
eminent action costs tho Legion
around 100000 year. Another
500, 600 a year - needed for rchabil.
taiion work. and tho balance Of tho
quota for orphans OF war veterans.
Not cent viii so for administrat.
lvo expenses, say the COMMITTEES.
with nearly coo volunteer work.
ers, active solicitation started on
"Wednesday TO ralss King county's
quota. with c NJ courtnrr. field rec.
rstnry from national headquarters OF
tho Legion. directing the drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18

SHE'S POOLING YOU this little girl who is reading"
the classification tag on the lovely Seattle Rose society
exhibit at the University of Washington armory
Little Norma Louise Goring knows as we'll as you do that
2yeaod baby girl can't read but when she was asked to
pose with the basket of she gravey inspected the
label just as tho she really knew IL said Rose Myra"
brand new Seattepropagated Seeding exhibited by Miss
Rena L, Wilbur, of Seattle
Hundreds of favorites and species Of the
Queen of Flowers enchant the hongs proving that rose
culture an enchanting hobby to the grower and delight
to everyone The quality of blooms according the show
committee IS higher than last Show closes at 10 p m
Thursday and admission is free
--n-.a n- -aI,-- q n-.a.- E..r a,alL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
FINE FOR A HOT DAY

CHAMPAIGN. III Read this and
then shlvet on ono Of these hot sum
msr days,
DR.. W. A. Moves. professor Of
chemistry a. the University OF MI
npis. recently described new Their.
momcter which measures tcmpern.
lures ss low as $50 degrees below
zero, A. mercury freezes az such a
low temperature. air is used in the
thermometer.
OSAKA Ksyoko Fur,ita. formerly
the most famous Feisha in Osaka,
lett hequrat Of g. 900 70 tho city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18

and you have whole quarter-plnt
OF tho most wonderful skin whit.
encr. softencr and bcautlfler.
Massage this swcotly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face, neck,
arms and hands. II cannot Irrltate.
Famous stage beauties Use II to
bring that clear, youthful skin ana
rosy-whito complexion; also as n
frcckle. sunburn and tan bleach.
You must mix this remarkable lotion
yourself II cannot bo bought ready
TO use because II acts boat imme-
dlately after II In prepared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
Divorce Complaints

An, & Va william u Farmer In
compatibility ,.,,.. pat,.,t, ann.
\, i supc w. II. ". Annia, nonsupporl
]. w. Louis w, Toomoy,
ndgUr i, w. vorna u. Dnmcn, de-
I iIiy W. Augusta Trolllnger, cruelty
iGliznboth vs.. Noll Mcneil walker
dosortlon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
RADIO FAKERs NOW
sYpNEY. AustralIa. =. Reonu.

SYDNEY, Australia. - Because Of
strict radio regulations in Australia
which require the owner OF re-
ceiylng set 10 have license, two men
haSo been sentenced for posing ms
government inspectors aud collecting
numerous fines from persons who
did not obey the law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
WOMEN WANT DAY OFF

Women canvassers for n
japanese insurance company have
filed demand with tho company for
a Sunday holiday. They also ask that
a man be placed IN charge Of them,
instead Of woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
SKY BILE THERE. TOO

TOKYo.--The Japanese are fast
learning western ways. Several per.
5ops have been charged with fraud
IN an attempt to sell stock in a
company which claimed to have ss-
crst process for making silk from
straw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
MEN SCARCE THERE

CoWEsM, Eng.-Mnny thousand
English girls want TO marry but
cant because o. the scarcity OF
young men In England. Or a. T.
schofield, noted nerve specialist,
says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
DEATHS

Mead. Herbert Wilton, 62, TIC Aloha
st., June 10.
Mnllcttc, Emmor, 70, King county
hospital, June 10.
Williams, Lewis Scott 3s, 6ish
Jackson Ht.. juno 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
JAPS AID ATHLETICS

TOKYO.--Tho government has APP.
proprlnted about $4,000 TO send 1877
athletes to tho far eastern olympic
games at Manila this summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Ago
Mauror. Arthur A., Seattle =. Legal
Arnold, Hazel A, Seattle 500. Legal
Steele. c. r.. Seattle ........ Legal
Simons. Frances W, Seattle Legal
Allen. Fred IL. Renton .,....2l
Biyth, cJan. Rcnton ............,is
Vanderwel John. Seattle 49,. Legal
Wilbcrn. Kathryn, Seattle legal
Randall. Downing H., Seattle ...22
Anderson. Florence s., Seattle ...zi
watson. John s.. Seattle .......,2a
NRtemRn. Else. Seattle .....,.2l
Williams, Mary W, Seattle ......2f
AimKrcn. Peto j.. PouiEho . Legal
Nelson. Corric. PoulHbo ..... Legal
Gustafson. y. O.. Seattle ..... Legal
Doilort Cora, Seattle ..... Legal
Fliodcr. Louis. Bremerton -. Legal
Hershey Bertha A.. Seattle .. Legal
Wilson, Frank r.. Seattle %. Legal
Grenlor, Louise A.. Seattle -. Legal
Hempsl. Eric p. Seattle ... Legal
Won koruatzlSy, Gertrude. Sc
httlo .''...'...s......s .,.. Legal
Award. Bert Estou. Seattle Legal
Stcclman. Charlotte. Seattle Legal
Folsom. George Human. So
Mckay. Annie Laurie. Seattle Legal
Talent Robert p. Seattle Legal
Hayes. Myrtle, Seattle ,,,..... Legal
Norman, Henry j., Seattle Legal
Flcharty, Irene. Seattle ,..... Legal
Rasmussen. Frederick ~. Seattle u
Hervin. Martha H., Seattle .....2i
Thompson, Nathan Phillips. Sc
Altlo ,.Issss.s.ts.'s..u,.. s.s.s.s.
padden Peggy Emily. Seattle ..25
MacOrton. Robert. Portland .....25
Payne, June, Seattle .,..,..,,..22
Moblcy. Gerald O., Seattle ,.2s
Carlson. Lillian L., Seattle ...2s
Crosse, Albert. Seattle Legal
Bergman, Marguerite, Seattle Legal
shearer, Ralph. Seattle ..,.....21
Chrlstianson, y. Fay, Seattle LIB
Martin, Eugene w. Seattle Legal
Witten, Alice, Seattle Legal
Dow. william. Seattle Legal
Cummings, Della, Seattle Legal
Harland, James C., Seattle Illegal
Taylor. Ruth NJ Seattle Illegal
Mcintosh. Alexander, Seattle ....21
Corner. Sarah. Seattle .,....,,...17.
Knausr. Frederick w, Seattle rs
Powell Phyllis X, Seattle ....2f|
Rombough, Jack l., Seattle Legal
Peterson, Hilmn 8, Seattle -. Legal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-10
DEBUTANTES PLAY LEADING ROLE TODAY

$50 X
in New York several days before
coming to Washington.
Ek
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant enter
tanned at dinner last evening IN
compliment to her son and daugh-
ter-irl-laW, Major and Mrs. Ulysses
S. Grant Sd. There were twenty
guests.
Mrs. Grant will entertain again
at dinner Saturday evening.
Invitations have been issued by
the Columbian Women of George
Washington University for the third
annual reception in honor Of the
President of George Washington
University. Doctor William MatheT
Lewis, and Mrs. Lewis, which will
be held at 8 o'clock on Friday eve
ming at the Washington Club
Seventeenth and X streets north.
west.
Heading the receiving line will
be the guests of honor and Mrs.
Henry Grattan Doyle, president Of
the organization, who. will be as.
sisted by the officers associated
with Mrs Doyle.
There will be dancing, with Miss
Elizabeth Wilson as chairman OF
the floor committee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-10
MISS FFOULKE
DEBUTANTE
TODAY
Many Other Festivities
for This Seasons
Buds

Mrs. Charles M. Ffoulke is pre-
nenting her granddaughter, Miss
Gweldolyn Ffoulke Smith. to Wash
ington society this afternoon at tea
In her home on Massachusetts,
avenue from S to z o'clock.
In the receiving line are Mrs.
F'foulke and her granddaughter.
Mrs. Ffoulke is wearing a becom-
ing gown of gray and black velvet
made on simple lines and the
debutante is looking lovely in q
French model of white tulle-a
period frock-trimmed with a pink
rose at the left shoulder and several
at the sides of the skirt, which is
bouffant. She is carrying a
bouquet of lilies-of- valley.
Assisting Mrs. Ffoulke in the din
Ing room are Nine. Wallenber, Nine.
Peter, Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant
and Mrs. Walter Tuekerman.
The young girls assisting in re-
ceiving are MILE FRANCHISE Pfaessli,
niece OF Nine. Peter, who is spend
Ing the winter here, Miss Frances
Mckee, Miss Lille Roosevelt, Miss
Grace Waggaman, Miss Rosamond
Reed. and Miss Louise McL.anahan.
The decorations used in the dining
room are yellow chrysantheTnums
This is the second granddaughter
that Mrs. Foulke has introduced
the first. Miss Gladys Chapman
Smith, was presented two years ago
today, when she spent the winter
here with hpf. grandmother Last
year she passed in France with her
mother, Nine. Marcel Levie.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-10
VOLUN TIERS
! OF RED CROSS
FETED
Miss Mabel Boardman
Hostess; Mrs. WhitelaW
Reed Here

Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, of New York
who is among the many notable
visitors here for the annual meet.
ing OF the Red Cross is the guest
of Mrs. William y Boardman and
Miss. Mabel Boardman, at their
home in p street.
Miss Boardman was hostess today
at a luncheon at the Mayflower in
compliment to the Volunteer Service
Of the Red Cross. Her guests were
the Minister of Switzerland anC
Nine. Peter, Major General George
Barnett, Mrs Walter Shaw Brew.
ster, of New York; Judge and Mrs.
w. w. Morris, OF San Fran
cisco; Mrs. George b. Evans, Oh
Pennsylvania: Collin HerrIe, Miss
Margaret McGinn, E. j Swift, Harry
Barnes, Surgeon General Merritte
w. ireland, William r.. Castle
jr., Mrs. George Derby, OF Boston
Arthur Dunn, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
John H. Storer. Miss Clara b
Noyes, Douglas eGreismer, Mrs. r
A. Mellon, of Pittsburgh: Colonel
Jefferson r. Keane, Mrs. Bruce
Clair, Mrs. Austin R. Baldwin
Colonel James A. Drain, Mrs
Henry Rea, of Pittsburgh; GarraU6
winston, Undersecretary of the
Treasury; Mrs. julius w. Freeman
of Boston; Solicitor General VII
lam Mitchell. Mrs. William X.
Draper, Of New York; James Siefer
Mrs. e. J. Buclxland, william
Fortune, Mrs. John Allan Dougherty
Robert Bondy, j. Arthur letters
Mrs. George Phelps Rose, Of Pitts
burgh; H. s. Elbows, Mrs. Louis
A. Baher James X. McCIintock
Mrs. C. C. Overton, DR.. Thomas e
Green and Mrs. G. w. C. Drexel
of Philadelphia.
The newly appointed Minister 81
Bulgaria, Simeon Radeff, who
karrived in New York yesterday or
the. HoIAeric, is accompanied b.
Madame Radeff They will remain
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and the other guests were de-
butantes.
&. A feature OF the luncheon was a
souvenir given by the hostess TO
each debutante. The souvenir was
a beautifully enameled engagement
book.
Miss Helen Gary. later taking their
guests to the dance that Lieuten,
ant Commander and Mrs. Paui
Rastedo~ gave at, the MONTGOMERY
Country Club fNr Mrs. Bastedo
daughter, Miss Rosemary Griffin.
\ kTx
Manuel Zavala, secretary OF the
Nicaraguan legation, has returned
to washington after spending
several months in. Nicaragua. and
is at Wardman Park Hotel for the
winter.
LEAGUE PRESIDENT
HOSTESS AT TEA PARTY
Mrs. Harry Atwood Colman, Ma.
tional president df the League OF
American Pen Women. assisted by
the executive board, is giving a tea
in honor of Faith Van Valkenburgh
Villas of Scarsdals N. Y, first vice
president of the New York CITY
branch and national chairman OF
drama, at the District Club House
1903 III street northwest, this after
noon, from a to s o'clock. On this
occasion Faith Villas new book
Wonder Thoughts OF Childhood
with musical settings by the author,
will be. featured.
Former Congressman Ira G. Cop
ley. OF Aurora, Ill. arrived today at
the Willard, where he will remain
until Sunday, having come to Wash.
iHgton to attend the Gridiron din
ner on Saturday night.
Princess Margaret Boncompagni
who has come to Washington to
attend the niafriages of her nfeces
Miss Ellen Blair to BenjaIasn
Lowndes Jackson, jr.. and, Miss
Virginia Blair to Robert Clylner
brooke, on Saturday, Is staying q
the Mayflower. The Princess has
been making her home in Paris o.
late.
The members of the Princeton
Triangle Club will be guests of Mr.
and Mrs. e. L. Stock, Bradley
Hills. for breakfast Sunday morn
ing, December 20.
Mrs. Alexander Ellis Patton wile
has been visiting Mrs. Anthony
Wayne Cook at Wardman Pa1a
Hotel, has returned to her home IN
Philadelphia.