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NeWYork 'Stags' FormC
Unique in Its Name and Aim
Known The Styx," and at Each Meeting Will
Have Lone Debutante as Honor
Guest

tertainments. Mrs. Whites musicals
Of years ago being among the most
brilliant entertainments given in the
city.
Another Vanderbilt house is soon
to go, that of Mrs. Hamilton Nick.
Twombly. a sister of Mrs. White. Her
house, a little further up the avenue,
also has been the scene of brilliant
social gatherings.
Musical Riff Raft" Scheduled.
Under the auspices of the Spence
Alumnae Society, musical play,
Riff Raft" will be given by members
of the society for the benefit of the
organiza tons home for babies, cared
for until placed for adoption. The
play was written by Miss Grace
Henry, who has composed and staged
many of the society's plays of past
seasons. 1t will be given in the ball
room Of the Plaza the evenings of
February s and 9. Members of the
entertainment committee: Miss Char
lotte Demorest, chairman: Mrs. Con-
nor Lawrence. vice chairman: Mrs.
Abram s. Hewitt, Mrs. Moves Sierck,
Mrs. Harold F. Gibson, Mrs. John l..
Tonnele; Mrs. Murray Vernon, Mrs.
Robertson L. Cleveland and Misses
Edith McCoon. Lois Mccall. Marie
Jenney and Jean Lehman.
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Esther Chapter, O. E. S.,
Makes Plans for Dance

Plans have been perfected for the
dance to be given by Esther Chapter.
o. f. s., at the Willard February 10.
This event, which is in charge of
Mrs. Arthur G. Fessenden, Mrs. Lucy
Miller and Mrs. Mildred Shafer, is
one which is annually looked forward
to with much pleasure. The annual
card party of the chapter will be held,
also at the Willard, on the afternoon
of April 7.
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Croker will be assisted by Mrs. Henry
w. Bearce and Mrs. Julian Winnie
more.
Mrs Charles Elder entertained heI
bridge club Thursday
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she was the guest OF honor today
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mony as an object, said Mr.. White,
the club has generously given to each
member the right 10 behave in that
way as lie sees fit.
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on flltil avenue between flftN seventh
ana fhtE-elGhth streets Whlch mas
been the scene in the past Of some of
New 1ofk most hotap!e entertain
lnents' including the marriage OF MISS
''laoyS kandeEpllt 10 I unit ozechenyl,
and balls and musicals innumerable,
was thrown open to the public this
week for the first time. 1t is soon
TO be torn town and a hotel To be
built on its site. Mrs. Vanderbilt
VIII move to the George Jay Gould
house. The mansion was in charge Of
Opportunity Shop at 40 West Forty
seventh street, charity, headed by
Miss Ruth Vanderbilt Twombly.
Although the house was given over
70 charity it remained in charge of a
Vanderbilt, for Miss IWombly $
uelius and William X VanderhiIt The
public. for an admission charge, was
enabled to view the celebrated mural
decorations and furnishings before
The structure was RACED. Several well
known actresses, each wearing
Policeman badge and twirllng a pa
lrolman whistle. served as guides.
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ana the proceeds Wlll go TO the tuber-
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crime, of West Underwood street, have
joined Mr.. Dennis in africa, Chile
Miss Emily Hinrod of Chicago, Mr.
George North, student Of Cornell
University, and Miss Marian North,
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until paid for: only used three months: elec-
tticity. h.-w.h.. hardwood floors. nice gas
range instantaneous hot-water heater. hard
wood floors four cozy rooms and bath. front
and back yards premises. lab
:jrd st. ne.
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Third II. ne. Just off Mass. ave. 4 6-ronr
and bath brick: excellent condition: con-
venlent TO the Union Station and in easy
walking distance to the downtown section
Can he sold on terms as low a $500 cash.
balance monthly, to include interest and
principal.
John F. Donohoe & Sons.
:iII Pa Ave SE
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Il ROOMS AND BATH. MODERN. NEAR
10th and Newton sts NV: price. $3.50:
this property has no trusts and easy terms
can be arranged. Phone Main 36OO.
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DEAL WITH US-oUICK RESULTS.
Select HOmes-Possession.
1907 Hamlton--IIeautifulm modern.
detached residence: big grounds: be-
low cost: easy terms.
1918 Farmont---Exceptiona value
at price and terms we can quote. cas-
lily remodeled into flats: ideal section
for room renting.
Specials--112I Euclid: 1891 Park
rd.: sos. Madison: 1907 Farragut;
1881 Park rd.: 424 Luray: 1921 Otis:
1853 Monroe: 1121 18th ne: 10l2
10th ne: 229 18th Sc.
Inspect and submit your offer. Up
town Office open until $3.50 pm.
n. L. RYON CO.. Inc.
Main 4597. 1923 F. St.
Columbia 1877. 341S 18th st.
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ON KENYON ST. \ NW-SIX-ROOM HOUSE,
two baths garage: nriced for immediate sale.
wM R FILLS 1889 Eye st.
Najn o0oQ
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FOR COLORED-A DANDY LITTLE BUN
galow in Dearwood 4611 Gait pl. ne right
near car line 4 rooms and bath electric
lights priceless furnace: deep lot suitable for
raising flowers chickens and vegetables;
price hut owner must sell: cash. $500. bal
ance like rent. CAYWOOD BROS. & GAR
RETT Nlh \ Y aNe. Main 0S2.
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COLORED
RLOOMINGDALE.

s nice rooms. modern. double sleeping
norches. garage space: semi detached: brick ::
white owner. Can be purchased reasonable
and terms are right. LEO F. HAINES. - >
18th. M. 7760. 1oe
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COLORED,


CORNER HOUSE. 1927 1st sT. NV.
Most desirable large home available for
colored occupancy. Eight large rooms on
Southern exposure on whole side Of house.
sunlight IN every room. All five bedrooms
ton Dining room 10 feet wide. with bay
WINDOW: especially attractive kitchen with
new gas range. coal range. and tile linoleum
Front and rear starways: fine electric fix
lures: side lawn with hedge: large rear
yard to alley Substantial cash payment re-
CURED: balance 500 monthly on lOng-term
loan: Telephone OWNER. Adams 501p. for
IDEAL HOMES.
4117 GARRISON ST. NV.
bus New. and c,r rooms ms. bath garage block from
35l2 and II 3Oth ST. NV.
New. 8 rooms bath. garage: 1 block west
OF Conn. ave. on 30th ct. NV Any broker
or owner.
w. G. IRWIN.
Phone Cleveland 1881 15s
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$3.50.

Near Sd and Mi. ave. ne. a we'll built
1ywndow brick. having q rnor3s and bath
modern heating plant: elcc, lights: IN good
condition. This house Is conveniently located
and can he purchased very easy term.
and Immediate possession given.
John F. Donohoe & Sons.
3l4 Pa. Ave. <. F.
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Near 9Th and Upshur. sts. Price S9.5OO:
SCI. so carries all monthly payments; small
cash. Modern brick home of 9 large rooms
porches; deep lot to paved alley: garage;
house. 90 feet wide. Address Box 1907,
Star office.
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BUNGALOW FROM OWNER
ami: leaving city. $500 cash. $50 mo-
$500: school close: large lot: Call Pot.
"3T1 for alto service 2o0q Vista st. ne.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
K STREET NV.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
BRICK DWELLING.
HOTWATER HEAT EA, AMP ELEGTRICTIlTrHp CT 1Clrp
STRIPS THROUGHOUT. SPACE FOR
$500.
DEFERRED PAYMENTS ARRANGED.
If YOU DESIRE a, HOME MEoN II EIRsT; ST
SECTION OF THE CITY. LET Us SHOW
YOU THIS PROPERTY.
JAMES +. SHEA.
e43 LOUISIANA AVE. NV:
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
north ~ r I. ave. cars: 8 rooms. built-in
tub and shower hardwood trim a9a n1ore
built-in garage ana relriKeasonr;;
paved alley scTeeness rear az porch potches cement
ANY BROKER or
EDw. N. WILLIS. Jr. NJ. 267O. Ad l5s3.
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GA;I TIN CIR MEAD re

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-S1 900 CASH,
500 monthly. including all interest. Eight
rooms and bath. hardwood floors. hot-water
heat electricity. stone fireplace. cement front
porch. slate roof exceptionally large closets.
four bedrooms: lot a0x10O double garage
Location 3Sn2 Yuma st. BY auto, drive out
Conn ave. 10 Albemarle. up Albemarle TO
3sth turn left to Yuma. Or Mass. ave. to
Wisconsin ave TO Yuma. or call Cleveland
nn63 for artO
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INV h electric hghts. gas 2-car garage :;
13 I'd 81. ne. s. 500: $500 cash. Open
for INSPECTION SUNDAY. > TO /.
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PRICE, $685.
$500 CASH-$65OO PER MONTH.
scIcd
PRICE, $780,
@ & s ssroushos: On @ %
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
SAMPLE HOUSE 2O22 37th ST NV.
cement
CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOWS.
Repesen IL the abovep pref 0 a m Pr
G.. S. WHITE,
Main w. Col
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COTORED

COLORED.
NV. sections rooms and bath. hot
water heat. electricity. front and side porch,
81, 900.
NE. section-7 rooms and bath. hot.va-
ter heat. electricity. front porch. garage
NV. section-7 rooms and bath. cellar.
large back yard: in good condition., 5000
Main 2667. l4s
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Washington Society Buds
Showered With Courtesies
Continued from Fifth Page)

Continued from Fifth Page)
las. daughter of the president of the
University Of South Carolina.
Miss Katherine Amory is in Balti.
more. where she went for the dinner
given last evening by her brother.
Mr.. Forbes Amory, in her honor. The
guests were all members of the young
err set in Baltimore Miss Amory will
make her formal debut in Washing
ington At tea December and No
vemher % she will he hostess at lunch
con to a group of the seasons de-
butantes. Mr.. and Mrs. .Amory will
give a dinner dance December % at
the Montgomery Country club for
their daughter.
Miss Sallie Hews Phillips. daugh-
tor of Rev. DR.. and Mrs. u. Barney
Phillips. will 60 To Philadelphia to
spend the week end. Miss Phillips
will make her debut at tea Decem
her Z. and will entertain the debu
tantes Of the season Al luncheon about
the middle of next month. Miss Phil
lirs is planning to attend the Mardi
Gras At New Orleans. which will he
held during January and February
Mrs. Phillips. mother Of the bud. for
queen of the festival one season.
Mrs. T. Q. AShhurn. wife Of Brig.
Gen. Ashhurn. will return TO Wash
inston from New York early in the
week. Miss Muriel Bliss. niece of
Cen and Mrs. .Ashhurn. who will pre-
sent her to society a tea dance No
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vember 13, will come to Washington
Friday. November T.. and will return
to her studies shortly after her debut.
She will return To Washington to
spend the Tha nix sgivilg and Christ
mas holida'S when several parties
have been planned for her. Gen. and
Mrs. Ashburn will he hosts at dance
for their niece December 30.
Mrs. Hoehling. wife of Justice A.
A. Hoehling. ir. will he hostess at a
theater party November in compli-
ment to Miss Harriet Stearns Whit
ford. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs George
Langdon Whitford, and Miss Nancy
Hamilton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. J. Hamilton.
Miss Allison Roebling. daughter of
Mrs. Arthur O'Brien. will he the honor
guest at luncheon November of
Mrs. Richard c. Marshall, who will
entertain at her home, 1881 X street.
Miss Florence Keys. daughter of
Maj and Mrs. Edward A. Keys, who
is a student at Smith College. will
come to Washington for the Tha
giving holidays. She will be formally
presented to society at dinner dance
given by her parents December "a,
studies.
Miss Rebekah Lipscomb, daughter
Of Mrs. Blaine Lipsconb. who is at
tending a house party at Tuxedo.
y. Y, will come to Washington early
this week and join her mother at
Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs Lips
comb will present her daughter to
society at tea November "a. and
H. a6r ~, H.
large company of young people at a
da nee for her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry FitZhugh and
the formers children are expected to
return to Washington early in the
week and open their home. 1000
ssachusetts avenue. for the Winter
season. They spent the early Spring
and most OF the Summer touring Eu.
rope. and are now at their Summer
home in Canada.
Miss Louise F'itzhugh. who will he
a dehutante this season, will make her
formal bow At tea given by her
parents December 4.
Mrs. James w. Orme will entertain
At luncheon November II for her
daughter. Miss Marguerite Orme.
when the guests will be buds of the
season. Miss Orme will make her
formal how to society at a tea a the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Orme, $500
Georgia avenue, November 90.
Miss Nancy Hamilton whose par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. John j. Hamilton.
will present her to society at tea
dance at Rauscher's. December 20,
will entertain at luncheon. November
g. in compliment to Miss Harriet
Huntress. Miss Hamilton will also be
hostess at luncheon later in the
month. and November she will so
to New Haven for the Yale game.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank s. Hight will
entertain at dinner December 20 for
their debutante daughter. Miss Bar
hara Hight. in compliment to Miss
Nancy Hamilton. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John !. Hamilton. who will make
her bow TO society at a tea dance at
Rauschers preceding the dinner. The
guests will include the receiving party
at Miss Hamilton ance
Miss Hight. who is a graduate Of
Ogontz School in Pennsylvania. will
return there to attend the Halloween
festivities. Among others who will
go To the school for the celebrations
are Miss Betty Eidsdale. Miss Dorothy
Hill and Miss Hilda Anne Hill.
Col. and Mrs. Edward Clifford will
present their daughter. Miss Helen
Evening star., 1926-10-24
Represented Wyoming in
Honoring Queen Marie

Mrs. Josiah A. Van Orsdel, ap.
pointed by Gov. Nellie Tayloe Ross OF
Wyoming AS member of committee
to represent the State of Wyoming
at important functions given in honor
Of Her Majesty, the Queen of Ru-
mania in New York City. went to
New York yesterday morning. ac-
compa MED by her niece. Miss Kath-
ryn Spellman, to be present at the
dinner given by the George Washing
ton-Sugrave Institution in honor Of
Her Majesty. and to attend the en-.
tertainment given At the Capitol
Theater yesterday afternoon for the
Princess Ileana, and a luncheon in
honor of the Queen, which Mr.. and
Mrs Ira Nelson Morris are giving to-
day.
Mrs. Van Orsdel, who is national
president Of the Children of the
American Revolution. will go to Ell.
mira, n. Y. Monday to attend the
State conference of the Children's So
ciety. which will meet in that city.
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Visitors in Capital,
House Guests Listed
In Week $ Chronicles

Continued from Fifth Page.l
man Park Hotel tomorrow from a trip
to New York City, where they went
to attend the banquet given In honor
of Her Majesty, Queen Marie OF
Rumania, by the Sulgrave Institute
at the Biltmore Hotel Saturday eve
ming.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Harry A. Smith
have returned to Washington from
Geneva. where Gen. Smith was mill.
tary representative of the United
States to the limitation of arms con
ference. They are staying at the May
flower.
Capt. and Mrs. David S. Rumbaugh
of New York City are spending few
days in Washington at the Mayf1ower
en- route to Warrenton, Va, for a
months hunting trip.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins is in New
York and is staying at the Ambas-
sador Hotel
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. J. William Xii.
breth of New York City. who are stay
ing at the Mayfiower, will be hosts to
the presidential dining room.
Mrs. Volney o. Clark, with her two
children and her mother, Mrs. Fra ncis
A. Evarts. left Washington yesterday
for California. Mrs. Clark and the
children will sail for the Orient in sew.
eral weeks, and Mrs. Evarts will re.
turn to Washington in about a
months time.
Mrs. Campbell Forester has re.
turned from New York to her home
on Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Walter Hazard has returned
to the Ontario Apartments after at.
tending the wedding of her niece, Mrs.
Wesley Howser. in Palm Beach, Fla
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Hendlev,
who have been in Europe for the
past year, have returned to the city
and are at their home, 1916 l. street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Alsop. who
returned from Europe several days
ago on the Paris. are now in Wash
inGton. staying at the Mayfower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest II. Van Eos,
san will return to their apartment at
w f1OlGl tomorrow. after
spending several weeks in Denver.
Colo. where Mr.. Van Fossen has been
holding hearings for the United States
Board of Tax Appeal. of which he is
a member.
Miss NJ. +. Proctor has returned
from Europe, where she. spent the
summer as is her custom. and is
again in her home at PALS Twentieth
street.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel l.. Hilton of
chevy Chase, Nd, have returned after
spending d few days in New York.
Mr.. John Francis Neylan of San
Francisco arrived in Washington yes
terday and while in the city will stay
at the Mayflower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Crane Bur.
rell nave as their guest in their apart
ment in Wardman Park Hotel, Mr..
Charles c. Rossire of New York, who
will remain over Sunday.
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DR.. Margaret Alltucker
To Be Honor Guest at Tea

DR.. Margaret NJ. Alltucker is to be
the guest of honor at a tea to be
given by the American Association of
University Women, Monday, October
25. After the reception, Dr. Al1tucker.
who is assistant director of the re-
search division National Educational
Association. and vice president of the
Washington branch of the A. A. Z.
W.. in charge of educational interests.
will speak on THE Challenge of
YOUTH as presented at the annual
meeting of the y. +. A. in Phiadel-
phia in June. Mrs. Howard G.
Nichols and Mrs. Joseph G.. Zirkle will
be the hostesses for the afternoon and
will be assisted by Miss Eliza beth
Bailey Miss Isabel Baldwin. Miss
Adelaide Baylor and Mrs. George H.
Bailey. Miss Claribel Barnett and
Miss Bertie Backus will preside at the
tea table.
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Clifford. to society at tea November
81. in their home. 3O33 M street. Col.
and Mrs. Clifford and their daughter
recently returned to Washington
afte.r spending the greater part of the
sum1ner abroad.
Miss Alice Cults. debutante daugh-
ter of Col and Mrs. r. NJ. Cults, is
spending the week end in Anna polls.
Mrs. Lee Benoist has issued in
vitations for luncheon Tuesday, at
the Chevy Chase Club. in compliment
to Miss Margaret Kerr. daughter of
Judge and Mrs Charles Kerr.
Mrs. Charles V. Wheeler will
entertain at dinner December Is. in
compliment to Miss Eleanor Bryan
Smith. daughter of Lieut.. Comdr. and
Mrs. George Leonard Smith. who will
be presented to society by her parents
at a tea dance at Rauscher's. in the
afternoon of December Is. Miss Smith
will be among the buds who will at
tend the Yale Harvard foot ball game
November 90.
Miss Eleanor Preston. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ord Preston. will not
make. formal debut this season,
owing to the death of Mrs. Preston's
mother. She, however. will be included
in many of the functions for debu.
tantes. Miss Preston is spending the
week end at New Haven, and will re-
turn to Washington early in the week.
Miss Lettice Coulling. daughter of
Mrs. Coulling and the late Maj.
William Meade Coulling. will be pre-
sented to Baltimore society Wednes-
day afternoon at tea given by hej
mother. Several of the buds of the
season will go to Baltimore for the
Occa sion. Miss Coulling will make
her bow in Washington society at
tea at the Washington Club.
November %.
Miss Betty Ridsdale, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Percival Ridsda]e. who has
been announced as debutante of the
season. will not make a formal debut
this Winter.
Miss Barbara Ross, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. RI. *. Boss, who has been
included in several informal parties
1or Clebutantes of the sea son, will
not make a formal debut this season.
She has many friends in the group
of girls making their bows this
season and will take part in their
entertainments.
Two waterfalls on the Alberche
River. Spain, are to be harnessed to
produce power for irrigation, for
railroad and for ma nufacturing plants
of Madrid
Evening star., 1926-10-24

Two waterfalls on the Alberche
River. Spain. are to be harnessed to
produce power for irrigation. for
railroad and for ma nufacturing plants
of Madrid
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WARREN'S CREED.

His robe over her chiffon neglicee,
she settled in the big chair by the
fire.
Sweeping the magazines from the
table. Warren drew IL up beside her.
There. all set for real feedl FRI
day, isn't it? Always have Curry
here Friday-and that chef knows how
to make it! Been in India. Perk NJ
now. you'll feel n darn sight better
when YOU got somcthin' in your Little
Mary"
Then. as he pokcd the fire to a
cheerful blaze
"Nccd q lot Of nourishment IN this
climate. Stuff a coid'-that much IL
dead right But I've my doubts bout
stnrvin' a fever. No matter what ais
you--I believe in stOkin' up. That's
my prescription good grub and plenty
Of IT,"
Copyright 1898. By mabel Herbert
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