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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
GROUP HEADED BY HIGHT

Frank 8. Hight heads the Cham
Der of Commerce committee on high
water pressure appointed today by
President James T. Lloyd. Martin
Wiegand 10 vice chairman.
Other committee members are
Harry M. BOdell. Harry r. Carroll,
a. III. Dondero, Isadore Freund.
William e. Griffith, Mitchell nan.
son, Mrs. Ruby Leo Minar ana Z.
Clinton TrlbhN
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09

Ghand;, the Indian leader,
thinks members of the India
congress should qcOTk Nth
their hands as WeH as gcitk
their mouths, and suggests
that each mon be required to
spin 1900 yards of yarn
monthly. In our Congress
they spin the yGs7as all right,
but they do It Nth their
mouths. They also use their
hands, bit 1t is merely to
emphasize their mouth 4Oorl:.
p. Fl. D.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09
COOLIDGE INVITED TO
SPEAK IN BALTIMORE

Senator's Weller and Bruce OF
Maryland today invited President
Coolidge to go to Baltimore any
Sunday in May to address the gold
star mothers of the State.
TIE Senators declared the Presi.
dent probably would accept, choos-
tkfng his own date for the visit.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09
DR. DGE
CALLS()N
SI'NJ
Traffic Director Wants $50
Boys % Aid in Making
Count Of Autos

( :
A call was sent out today Tor
$50 Boy Scouts to aid the traffic
directors office to survey traffic
conditions throughout the city.
Unable to communicate directly
with all Of the boys needed, N. O.
Eldridge, traffic director, and
billiard b. Hclbrook, scout ex-
ecutive, asked the newspapers to
broadcast the appeal to the scouts
to ret ii touch Immediately with
their scoutmaBters and deputy COM
missioners.
WIN Count Autos.
The surveys VIII Be- made 6atur.
day ana next wednesday. The
boys viii work from q. m. To- "a
ia. M. II noon TO 2. and Z to 3
o'clock. -Four boys VIII be sta
toned it more than hundred IN.
tersections in the city to count the
number Of automobiles passing.
"This information win be invalu.
able to US IN establishing tra1ttc
rules" said Colonel I. G. Molier.
assistant traffic director, who win
supervise the survey.
This IS the most elaborate survey
ever undertaken In washington.
Colonel MOller said.
Here Ii an opportunity Tor the
scouts to render q real service 70
the people Of Washington" ne de.
.clared. 1t IL the only organ11a-
tion that can put the job over. We
are confident that even though we
boys will communicate with scout
officials and be ready for work
Saturday morning"
Oppose IeadIigIlt Rule.
Director Eldridge today was be-
sliced with telephone calls from
people who told him the proposed
headlight regulation would make the
streets of Washington dangerous.
They expressed the opinion that
DINNER lights should be provided,
not brighter.
There Ia some misunderstanding
on the part OF the public" he said.
I'VE do not favor and viii not toler-
ate dazxling headlights. We do
want, however, bright lights. proper
ly focuSsed. Many Of the bright
lights in use today light up not
only the road but trees and build
ings and everything else in front
Of automobiles. We want lights
that will brighten up the road only.
II they are properly focused, traffic
conditions here at night will inn
prove considerably"
Colonel Moller pointed out today
that the new headlight regulations
were drawn up by Major r. e. Carl.
son, of the Bureau of Standards,
after extensive research work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09
EMMETT ]. BRENNAN
NAMED FOR COUNCIL

Emmett y. Brennan was nom.
mated by the Michigan Park Ctti-
xcns' Association at their meeting
at the Michigan Park Market last
night, for the Citizons' Advisory
Council.
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Clerk Goes into Bankruptcy

George Poske, clerk, lnivnig at
the Clifton errace, today asked the
District Supreme Court to adjudge
him a voluntary bankrupt, listing
his debts at $4,731.S0 and his assets
at $3.50. He Is represented by At.
torpey - Hilton Jackson
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09

Utility Commission Expected
to Make Final Decision
Late Today

The Public Utilities Commissions
meets this afternoon to study the
brief of william Mex. Glaytons
representative AZ the Federation
If Citizens Associations, who de-
rnands ) SIS 500 900 valuation for
the Chesapeake and Potomac TeIor
phons Company.
Unless something uIaexpectpd
turns up, this will b the com
missions final meeting On this
case. Decision win come late to-
day or tomorrow.
ges S19, 0o0. 90 Figure
The report SIN persists inst 10
final valuation figure win H. around
$1s. 100000 about $1,000 900 below
that claimed by the company
Nr. cIayton's brief wsn kilsd yen-.
terday. List night. Major WILLIAM.
b. II. CoveiL Assistant NngInoqE
Ccsnlsission studied hig arBp
q, prep Il et for
the nlissionel
b. q. Heads e
RE bfisf VIZ pfaead III the hands
of flie other Com lcnNro today
Tor pernaal
It - understood that II his brief
Mr.. Clayton advanced several
anrlen Is the valuation problem
wfich the Commission had not con-
aidered. This may cause some de-
lay n the deciniOn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09
1T CAN'T BE DOVE.


Hia tin lizzie was his joy and pride
And next came his gal, Theresa.
He'd take her out almost every night.
Just to kiss and caress her.
He was a one-arm expert at the
While with the other he did hug;
IN fact rs driver and hugging lover,
This gay bird was sure some bug.
theresa cared not Tor the dangers
Involved in this one-arm driving:
In fact at getting Rugged some more
She was nearly always cOnniving.
He even took chances at kissing,
Which she regarded as one grand
And she cuddIed right nm to him
For every possible hug and kiss.
one night he bent his head to kiss
The car veered off to one side.
Daasi wlam: il crashed into another
And cut they went side BY side.
Zhey picked him out Of the wreck
And gave tender care to his pal;
eve learned one thing" he said.
KOn cant drive and. also kiss your
sal. ARIZONA IKE.
BEST SELLERS FOR
APRIL, 1853.
"Ths Cimnanton Drinkers" By
Mohm0r PreaCar.
Cooler than Cal" by s. Kinso
Pys.
4Koo Koo KI4r.s oy AloSstus
@DoabIe Deck Days By Cherry,
Frees.
4Whistlin0 Loio. b. Corporal
Billy Mitchell
N0N-FIcTTON.
@Hy Forfieth Fortune by os-
BoFne Wood.
Running Again" By W.. Bryan.
.Hoa0 to Get Out of the Govern
asent Service, by B. X Clerk.
fS7th thousand.
PETS 1 Have Had By I. II.
NSraaoboss.
GENE BLOSSOM.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09

Bozo-Do you believe child
hoods dreams ever amount to
anything? -
ALL don't know, but when /
was lid / used to dream I'd
wear long pants, and now guess
1 wear them as long as anybody
in the country.
~ -
FAME.
She was some ON looks. but innocent
OF books,
Had NO use for cooks, and cIassed
all men as crooks,
Had husbands three, and with mono
could agree,
Hard TO hold as . flea, yet she had
To the treasure chest. and was
with her work impressed. she out
ranked the best,
For wherever seen on the silver
She was always eighteen. and n
~ OLD SOCKS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09
louisville JoTTINGS.

Slim Swipe tried to sneak ont of
town and beat Weezy Funk out Of q
butcher bill. but Weezy caught him
before he left and beat 1t out Of him.
Ever since Nose johnson moved
three blocks the other side OF the
graveyard he's been on time for night
work At the flour mill.
BOzo Bunk drove to the city yes
terday and nearly tainted when one
81 those bIoomin' taxicabs gave him
Fszht Of way.
ADe Zowslxy's store caught on fire
Tuesday, and when the firemen came
they caught Abe throwing kerosene
ON lt to try to put IL out. Reckon
business was getting slow.
A DarktOwn preacher was deliver
ing his sermon standing ON . barrel
Of molasses when the top collapsed.
when he emerged from the sticky
stuff his only words were sweet
PAUL DE ALPHEUs.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Official Life at Embassies
Exhibit Renewed Activity
Ambassadors and Other Members of Dip lom attic
Corps, Returning to Posts, See Busy
Winter Season Ahead

Nathan, who is expected to arrive
there Friday on the Columbus.
The Minister of China, DR.. Alfred
SEE. will go to New York the first of
the week to meet Nine. SEE, who Will
arrive there from England. October
%, on the President Harding.
The Minister of Spain, Capt. AXel
Wallenberg, will return to Washing
ton tomorrow, after a motor trip to
Philadelphia, New York and Long
Island. Nine. Wallenberg, who ac-
companied the Minister on the tour, is
now at Newport, where she will pass
a few days with Mrs. John Aspegren.
The Minister of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro will entertain at tea this
afternoon, following the presentation
of the prizes won in the Diplomatic
Tennis tournament, played on the
courts at Mrs. John B. Henderson's
residence on Sixteenth street. The
prize in the Womens singles was won
by Miss Laura Bryn, daughter of the
Minister of Norway and Nine. Bryn.
In the mems singles the Secretary of
the Hungarian legation, Mr.. Andor
de Hertelendy, won first, and Mr.. Hua
Huang, third secretary of the Chinese
legation, second prize; in the mems
doubles. Mr.. Huang won first prize
and Senior Don Fernando Silvela Y de
Tordesillas, attache of the Spanish
CONTINUED on Sixth Page,)
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Capitals Society Leaders
Listed for BrOadcasting
Wherea bouts of the Official Residents and Others
Prominent as Recorded in the Latest
Bulletins

New York. where she went to spend
a few days with her daughter, Miss
Louise Ireland, who attends Columbia
University. Mrs. Ireland Will open her
house at 1920 Sixteenth street. which
/ has been occupied by the Persian
( Legation.
Miss Mary Morgan viii come 10
: Washington the first OF the week to
! open the house of Mrs Charles
! Boughton Wood. on Rhode Island ave
nue.. Mrs. Wood. who is at her Sum
mer home in Connecticut. Will return
/ to Washington at The end of the
month.
Mrs. James r. Reynolds has left for
| Cleveland TO visit her son. Mr. c. T
Hearin. for week or 10 days. She
viii stop in Philadelphia en- route to
see her daughter. Mrs. Grant Simon
Mrs. John Guest and her sister.
Miss Randall. are now in their apart
ment at the Wyoming after spending
the Summer in the North
Mrs Gertrude A. Nolan and her
daughter Gertrude of 32o Webster
street northwest are in Miami, Fla
visiting her brother, Mr.. Frank =
Kelly. She vii return about Novem-
Der J.
MI and Mrs. Claude \. Bennett
have closed their house. 2149 Cali
fornia street. Mrs. Bennett and Miss
Katharine Bennett will leave today
for Savannah, Ga. where they have
taken an apartment for the Winter in
the Forsyth Hotel. Mr. Bennett will
join them there in November.
Syracuse, y. y, are in Washington,
staying at the Lee House. Mrs.
Payette formerly was Miss Helen
Roushe of Syracuse and the wedding
took place Wednesday.
Mr.. Donald Miller and Mr.. Francis
Miller of Princeton University are
spending the week end with THEN,
father. Capt Hugh Miller, at the Uni
VerSity Club. With their father they
attended the Navy Princeton game az
Baltimore yesterday. This afternoon
they are 'guests of honor at a tea
given by Miss Emma Perley Lincoln
in her studio at 1903 Connecticut
avenue.
Mrs. Wilson l.. Baker. jr.. and her
little daughter are visiting in North
and South Carolina. They will spend
the Winter in Savannah. Ga. with
Mrs. Bakers mother Mrs. Claude N
Bennett.
Mrs. Margaret B. Downing has gone
to New York to meet Mrs. Elizabeth
Wyatt Bourne on her return to this
country after spending some months
in Europe.
Miss Clara W. McQuown has re
turned to this city and has resumed
residence at the Altamont, 1901
Wyoming avenue.
Mrs. Lewis Hancock of Wildwood,
Continued on Sixth PageD
Evening star., 1925-10-18

The Ambassador of Spain, Senor
Don Juan Riano, accompanied by a
party of friends, attended the Navy
Princeton game yesterday in Balti-
more, making the trip by motor.
The Ambassador of Great Britain,
Sir Esme Howard, and his sons Ed.
mund and Henry, came to Washing
ton yesterday afternoon from New
York, where they arrived Friday
from Europe. They were accom-
panied by the third secretary of the
embassy, Mr.. Henry l.. d'A. Hopkin-
son, who met them upon their ar
rival.
The Ambassador Of France, NJ.
Emile Daeschner, is expected to re-
turn to Washington tomorrow from
Nashville, Tenn, where he went to
attend the semi.centennial celebra-
ton at the Vanderbilt University. Mr..
Justice James c. McReynolds, who
accompanied the Ambassador to
Nashville, will return here with him.
The Ambassador of Mexico, .Senor
Don Manuel G.. Teller, will return to
the embassy tomorrow from Cincin-
natl, where he went to attend a con-
vention.
The Ambassador of Germany
Baron Ago Nathan. will go to New
York Wednesday, to meet Baroness
Evening star., 1925-10-18
News of Army and Navy
Circle as Scheduled
In Record of a Week
Admiral and Mrs. Gleaves
Entertaining Daughters.
Gen. and Mrs. Beach In
City-Personal Mention.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Gleaves have
taken house on Belmont road and
have with them their daughters, Miss
Gleayes and Mrs. Thomas Van Metre
and the latter'S children.
Gen. and Mrs. Lansing II. Beach
who have been living in Los Angeles
Calf, since the generals retirement
about year ago, have come to Wash.
ington to spend a few weeks and are
at 24O0 Sixteenth street.
Gen. and Mrs. Eli A. Helmick will
sail Saturday from the Orient for this
country, and are expected back in
Washington about the middle of No
vember. Gen. and Mrs. Helmick
leased their house, at 1906 Garfield
street, to Brig. Gen. and Mrs. J. E.
Fechet, who are now in their new
home, at 3101 Garfield street, which
they have bought.
Maj. and Mrs. Arthur J. Davis have
as their guests over Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheeler Barlow, who arrived by
motor from their home in Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow will go on to
Atlantic City early this week.
Ensign Frederick Kent Loomis. L.
S. S. Nevada, who has been spending
a months leave with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith, at the
Hotel Roosevelt. since the fleets cruise
in the Pacific, will leave Tuesday fol
Continued on Sixth Page.l
Evening star., 1925-10-18
List of Debutantes
In Line for Honors
Growing In Novembe,
Bud" from Official So
ciety. Adds to : Interest
of. the Season Society
Calendar.

The list of debutantes for this sea
son grows steadily in importance and
interest, giving to the little season
In the Capital quite unusual attrac-
ton.
Added to the buds from official So
ciety already mentioned is Miss Anne
Butler, daughter of Mr.. Justice Pierce
Butler of the Supreme Court and Mrs.
Butler, who will give a coming out
tea Saturday, December 5. She will
be the only bud of that august body
and, with the Chief Justice and Mrs.
Taft. who are fond of girls, and other
associates of the family interested,
she will be the most important
debutante so far announced.
Senator and Mrs. David A. Reed
and their debutante daughter, Miss
Rosamonde Reed, will arrive in Wash
1ngton tomorrow or Tuesday, Mrs.
Reed and Miss Reed coming at once
to Washington and the Senator join
ing them later in the week.
Miss Katharine Watson, daughter
of Senator and Mrs. James Z. Wat
son, and her cousin, Miss Evelyn
Mathews, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry A. Mathews, accompanied by
Miss Mary Selden, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Selden, jr., all of
them debutantes Of this season, chap
eroned by Mrs. Henry J. Hampton,
Continued Oh Sixth Page.)
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Arts Club to Honor
Academy of Design

Members of the National Academy
Of Design of New York City will be
the guests in whose honor the Arts
Club of Washington will give a re-
ception on Sunday afternoon, Octo-
Der IS from 4:30 to o'clock, the oc-
casion being their Tooth anniversary
exhibition which opened last evening
at the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
Also on Sunday afternoon at the
Arts Club will open the exhibit of
paintings and sketches by a group
of students of Mr.. and Mrs. Cam
eron Burnside, and exhibition of
paintings by Lucille Hit Burnside.
Cameron Burnside and Theophilus
Parsons. This exhibit will continue
until the end of the present month.
The reception committee for Sun
day afternoon is composed of l.. NJ
Beisenring, president of the Arts
Club, and Mrs. Leisenring, Mr. and
Mrs. Felix Mahoney, Miss Leila Mech
lin, Mrs. Spofford. Miss Anne Ives,
Miss Marguerite Neale, Miss Marjorie
Bodmer, Miss Gardner, and Mrs.
Nyman. Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
Burnside will be host and hostess on
Sunday afternoon for the reception.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Mrs. Wesley J.. Jones. wife of the
Senator from Seattle, Wash. has re-
| turned to their home in Seattle from
| Yakima, Wash, where she has spent
! much of the summer. She will re-
| turn here with Senator Jones and will
! occupy their apartment AT the RoOse-
! welt next month.
Representative and Mrs. John 1.
/ SChafer and daughters of Wisconsin
will arrive in Washington this month
| to remain for the Winter.
| Mrs Charles Warren has returned
| TO Washington, after spending the
Autumn season at Hot Springs with
| her father, Mr.. William II. Bliss. Mr..
| Bliss has taken an apartment at the
Lee House for the Winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer. jr..
have opened their house here for the
Winter. Mrs. Meyer went TO New
York the middle Of the week and will
be there for short stay before re
| turning to Washington for the sea
son.
Mrs w Harry Brown Of Washing
ton, who has been abroad for the sea
SON is to spend a few days at the
North Shore. Mass. in her Summer
home at Sunset Hill. Beverly Cove.
Mrs. Brown spent much of the season
in London. where she entertained
brilliantly.
Mrs. Lee. widow of NJ. ARTHUR Lee,
who has spent the summer in her
home at Elkins, W. Va. will come to
Washington November / to Superin-
tend the opening of her Massachusetts
avenue home, where she viii spend
the Winter. She will have her children
with her there for Thanksgiving. The
house has been closed for several years
because of the poor health of Mr.. Lee,
who was obliged to remain in Arizona,
where he died last Winter. Mrs. Lee
will be in Washington until the first
of February and expects to spend Feb
ruary, March and April in her Arizona
home, to be near her son Arthur. who
is in the university there. Mr.. Henry
G.. Davis Lee has been with his mother
in Elkins all Summer and will make
his permanent home there.
Mrs. Henry Jones Ford, has leased
her apartment in the Calverton to the
counselor of the Spanish Embassy.
Senior Don Eduardo Garcia Comm. and
Sonora de Garcia Comm. Mrs. Ford
will be at the Grafton Hotel this Win
ter.
Mr. Henry Cleveland Perkins and
family are returning to Washington
within a few days after a long season
at their most interesting home. Green
Court, in the Myopi district III Hamil-
ton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hillyer, jr..
have returned to their apartment at
the Woodward after a trip TO Florida
and Cuba. Mrs. Hillyer, mother of Mr..
Hillyer, also has come to Washington
and is with her son and daughter-in-
law.
Mrs. Davis Ireland is expected to
come to Washington this week from
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Dinner for Principals
In Prospective Wedding

Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. George l..
Smith entertained at dinner last eve
ming in honor of Miss Elinor Wheeler
and Mr.. Joseph l.. Exnicios. whose
marriage will take place October "a.
The guests included MIR. and Mrs. VIII
liam North Sturdeyant, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Reber Littlehales, Miss Dor
othy Mondell Miss Alice Ludlow,
Miss Virginia Selden, Mr.. James Par
ker Nolan, Mr.. Francis Winslow, Mr..
c. Yandis Wheeler and DIR. Bedoya,
second secretary of the Peruvian en-
basSy.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Miss Abby F. Hooker
To Marry H. A. Willard

Invitations have been received here
for the wedding of Mr.. Henry Angus
tus Willard, I'd. of this city and Miss
Abby Fuller Hooker. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James F. Hooker of Sche-
nectady, N. Y, Friday, November s.
Mr.. Willard Is the grandson of the
late Henry Augustus Willard and son
Of Henry X. Willard.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Army Dances Scheduled
At New Willard Hotel

The Army dances for the season
will he held at the Willard Hotel the
evenings of December 5, January Z,
February and April 9.
The committee in charge of these
dances this year are Mrs. John l..
Hines, honorary chairman: Mrs.
Merritte Ireland, chairman; Mrs. Den,
mis- Nolan, vice chairman; Mrs. Louis
Scherer. treasurer; Mrs. Robert c.
Davis. Mrs. Malin Craig, Mrs. Clar-
ence Sheriff., Mrs. George Tyner and
Mrs. George Nugent, secretary.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Tea for Bride-to-Be
Listed for Tuesday

Miss Lucy Faust Witherspoon will
he hostess to Il party of 80 at tea at
the White Peacock Tuesday in compli-
ment to Miss Mary Isabel Allen,
whose marriage to MIR. Samuel Win
ston Lacy of Richmond, Va, will take
place Saturday, October "a.
Mrs. Hamilton Love and Mrs Phil
lip Otterback will assist.
Evening star., 1925-10-18
Official Schedule Issued
Of White House Functions
For Coming Winter Season
President and Mrs. Coolidge Among Those AT
tending Brilliant Reception at Corcoran
Gallery-Notes of Interest
SALLIE V. II. PICKETT.

yITH from the White House OF the official
M social for the Winter society official and .s otherwise a. may
adroty around White House receptions with quite
early dinner parties and remembering not to attempt to entertain the
the Presidents diplo
matte dinner give dinners or them the night OF the diplomatic
cepon Society that the
the White House all other evenings free for them
THURSDAY begin
ming with the eanet dinner the night OF December T and enSng
T b d6er @ n % @ set n oeoe pm and the
1ionsan hourla ater.
For
mats TsGpPn December & lo dg0a dinner dinner Psnber sh H. N ns
January n reception January & Speakers dinner
Except dpona7ie reception, February
n the coEe2n Gare Last night when the ?hist figures CUR m
foreign lands Full honor paid nl3u the 50 and and
Ssw
@ A Club S Of washington" VINO " will De
THIS walking
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se ee"s as1 s the get fat asqSd @ @ h D3 @ s M hs ssfgn
and Mrs. Jadnc.
OF Rome will sail Naples & Tuesday & their plans formerly
@ noopc @ will be- the center of much interest those whe baye
becn part Capital past years
will smile & with APP ppT9 & at H 'omrt d M 0GWsen % % the s2nd d R new ue true
little quarters grocery
LOVELY bride of marriage enls the in
"a OF society general is Miss Enor Davenport Wheeler,
o Mr.
Marshall 0rc Exnic in Epiphany Church. There has been
all through the early days this week and Friday
wedding the
Mr. and Mrs Wheeler will be highly
Washington
THERE wedding
week s on M Befe e @ sf M ] @ Hs 6ea as Grant
DIR S *s S 5 @ Ss11 s.s sa;
on 2 She pale : % LOOKING 51S 1om
who
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of
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the then Secretary place what
called
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Mrs. John Guest and her sister.
Miss Randall are now in their apart
ment at the Wyoming after spending
the Summer in the North
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Mrs. James Il. Reynolds has left for
Cleveland TO visit her son. Mr. c. T
Hearin, for a week or 10 days. She
VIII stop in Philadelphia en- route to
see her daughter, Mrs. Grant Simon
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Mrs Gertrude A. Nolan and her
daughter Gertrude Of 322 Webster.
street northwest are in Miami. Fla
visiting her brother. Mr.. Frank =
Kelly. She vii return about Novem-
Evening star., 1925-10-18

from the White House OF the ocs
official otherwise
" down in social
adj White House receptions with
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Mrs. Wesley i. Jones. wife of the
Senator from Seattle, Wash. has re-
turned to their home in Seattle from
Yakima, Wash, where she has spent
much of the summer. She will re
turn here with Senator Jones and will
occupy their apartment AT the RooSe-
welt next month.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

CONTINUED on Sixth PageJ
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer. jr..
have opened their house here for the
Winter. Mrs. Meyer went TO New
York the middle Of the week and Will
be there for short stay before re
turning to Washington for the sea
son.
Evening star., 1925-10-18

Continued Oh Sixth Page.l