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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Secretary IClehart of the general
campaign committee has heen IN
structed to issue a call for full At
tendance of this committee tomorrow
evening at o'clock. All members are
requested to have full report Of
their assignments.
Past Great Sachem Joseph J. CaNlor
will install the officers Of Logan Tribe
Thursday evening as follows: w.
George, prophet; Charles Watts. sa-
chem; w. B. Garner, senior sycamore:
w. H. Dyer. Junior sa gamcre: Curtis
Lewis, keeper of records; II. hummer,
collector of wampum, and Edward
Lewis, keeper of wampum.
The following officers for Waneta
Council. D. of p. We're installed.
Mrs. Lillian Jenkins. prophecies: Mrs.
G. +. Horne. Pocahontas; Mrs. L.
Bowles, Wenona; Mrs. J.. Bitters,
keeper of records; Mrs Anna owens.
keeper of wampum; Mrs. Dorsey. col
lector of wampum; Mrs. NJ. Smith,
first scout, and Mrs. l.. JOst. second
scout.
Idaho Council. u. of p was visited
by Deputy Powhatan Mrs. Powell for
the purpose of installing the officers
of the council for the coming term. as
follows: Mrs. DYER, prophecies Mrs.
Terry. Pocahontas: Mrs. Hummer.
Wenona: Mrs. TiCe, keeper of records;
Miss Strohel. collector OF Wampum.
and Mrs. Boardman, keeper of wHn-
pun. This council was awarded a
banner for the eXemplifcatinn OF N.
unwritten work of the order.
The knights of Mem Der will leave
Red Mems Hall TUESDAY evening al
$50 O'Clock 10 visit Frederick. Md.
for the purpose Of assisting in the in
stallation of State officers.
The officers for Red Wing Tribe for
the coming term will he |. j. kahce-
nell. prophet: ]. W. Golfer. sachem:
:. Llllard. senior sycamore; b
Schwartz. Junior sa sagamure: !. l..
Boyer. keeper of records. and j.. II.
Ieabower, keeper of wampum.
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Gently elected it's
president, is ar
ranging for the
sixth annual ban
Quet Of the organ
ization, Saturda v
night, February
90. at the Frank.
lin Square Hotel.
Philip Herman Is
chairman of the
committee on ar
r a n & e m e n t =.
Charles E. Phil
lips and Lawrence
a. Barnes were
recently initiated
as members of the
club.
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NATIONAL UNION.

Victory Council has made arrange
ments with Potomac Council for a
joint installation of officers in the
auditorium Of Pythian Temple tomor-
row at pm. This viii be an open
meeting for members and their
friends. There will be entertainment
and refreshments. The committees in
charge are, for Victory Council. Sam.
uel Trupp, Charles r. Bell and Will
lam T. Bell: for Potomac Council,
W. j. Burean.' John e. Rhodes and
Z: D. Milstead.
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ODD FELLOWS.

The Grand Lodge of the Independ-
ent Order of odd Fellows of the Dis
trict of Columbia will meet in annual
session next Wednesday in the audi
torium of the /. O. O. +. Temple. 4l9-
423 Seventh street, at pm. Grand
Master James T.. Chamberlain Will
preside and open the session. The
first evening of the session will be
largely devoted to the grand master $
report to the grand body. general re-
ports from the standing committees
of the grand lodge and the nomination
and election of officers for the en-
suing wear general sall has been
made to all past grands to attend. in
addition to the accredited representa-
tives from the various subordinate
bodies of the District.
Officers for Federal City Lodge, No.
20. were installed by Special Deputy
Grand Master Anthony krauth and
his installing staff of Salem Lodge.
No. 30, January s. as follows: Noble
grand. Carl s. Kaiser; vice grand,
Albert L. Frazier: chaplain. Charles
Garrels: warden. E. +. Eddy; right
supporter to the noble grand. W. H.
Webb: left supporter to the noble
grand, Michael Murray; right sup
porter to the vice grand. William c.
Lakin; left supporter to the vice
grand. C. c. Warner: recording secre-
tary. George j. Wilson; financial sec
retary, E. L. Weber; treasurer, Charles
E. Pyle: outside guardian, Emory
Stansbury: inside guardian, H. j.
Heon The installing team was in
vited to attend luncheon in the ban
auet hall prepared by the refreshment
committee. Addresses were made by
Deputy Grand Master Henry W. Tip
petit. Special Deputy Grand Master
Anthony Krauth, Past Grand Master
John II. Wood and others.
Federal City Lodge will confer the
third degree Friday evening, and in
vites all members to attend this par
ticular meeting. as there will be some
very important business to come be-
fore the lodge prior to the degree.
The officers of Central Lodge, No. /,
were installed by the special deputy
grand master and his installing staff
last Friday evening, as follows: Noble
grand, Louis II. Siegel; right support
er to the noble grand, James e. Grif-
fin; left supporter to the noble grand,
Harold E. Mason: vice grand, F. A.
Newman: right supporter to the vice
grand, Stewart r. Carter; left sup
porter to the vice grand, j. w. Baker;
recording secretary, Edward II. Hol-
kamp: financial secretary, John Yes
sey: treasurer. William H. Ernest:
ian, Samuel Liber: outside guardian,
Robert A. Southworth, and custodian,
Robert A. Southworth.
Past Grand Abraham PAWS of Ex-
celsior Lodge, No. II, and his install
ing staff installed the officers of Wash
ington Lodge, No. 8, last Tuesday
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MASONIC.

LODGES
Monday-Potomac, No. ) NJ. NJ.
B r French, No Is. f. A
Mount Pleasant. No. So E. A.
1pesdaET4 Il N Pa4Ra2. 2alG9al NJ no. J? NJ soG,ai n
King David No IS social
Takoma. No. 20. illustrated leo
dnesday-washington Centennial.
osiris. HG. Il 10. r 2s. f. A
East Gate. No "a. social
Thursday-Naval. No. 4. F. G.
Hiram. No, 10. NJ. N. ipst7ct
Fnday1St Johns No. II. F.. A.
Hope No. 20 f. A.
aturday-Masouic Veterans Asso-
citation. annual banquet.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Monday-Petworth. No. IL. grand
visitation s pm.
Tuesdsy-La Fayett" No. ;. grand
Ana"ostia no. -. grand vista
tlun. pm. special.
Thursday-PotomaC No. S. grand
VISITATION. pm. special
Frday-Eureka No /. grand vista
ti0n. s pm.
Caurtoi: No. IL. election and m
stallaton.
KING HTS TEMPLAR COMNANDERIES
No reports OF degree from any.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOT
TlSH RITE.
Tue-day-Mithras Lode of Perfec-
ton. statutory assembly.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOnday-Alnfas Temple. Mystic
shrine annual election. Masonic
Temple , so to 50 nm
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The drill team Of Bethlehem Chap
ter, No. :. will meet in the Auditor
ium at Eastern High School next
Wednesday evening. Members are
requested to be present in full uniform
at & o'clock
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Miriam Chapter, No. %. met last
Monday evening, and following it's
business session, the chapter was en-
tertained by pupils Of Miss Mildred
Inge in dances and readings by Hilda-
garde Johnson. There will be a meet
Ing of the ways and means committee
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A general invitation has been ex-
tended to the members Of the fra.
ternity by Ruth Chapter, No. /, and
St. Johns Lodge Chapter, No. 1s, to
meet the grand nnAtron, Mrs. Gertrude
Milans, and the grand patron, George
Pitt, at the Willard Hotel Saturday,
Evening star., 1926-01-17

Takoma Lodge. No. 90 Tuesday
evening will hold an open meeting for
members and their friends. when
Will c. Barnes will deliver an illus
trated lecture on Alaska" commenc-
ing at o'clock.
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Tuesday at pm Degrees will he
Associate Natron Eliza
beth Davis. chairman Of the home
board, announces a meetin Gof the
board Wednesday at S pm. AT the
home of Matron Ethel Taylor, 614 G.
street sOlit beast
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The womens auxiliary of The
Craftsman Club, the United States
Veterans Bureau, will meet in the
Everett Hale Memorial Hall, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets. Tuesday at s
pm, for the election of officers.
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Grand Master James T.. Chamber
lain, accompanied by the grand Off
GERS of the District and members
of the subordinate lodges. paid a fra
ternal visit 10 Loyalty Lodge, No. 1913,
of Capitol Heights, Md. last Friday
evening. Addresses were made by the
grand master and other grand officers
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Washington Centennial Chapter.
No. 26. will be in charge OF the serv.
ices to be held at the Eastern Star
Home at 8 pm. January 81. and Rev
James Shera Montgomery will off
ciate.
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MTSCELLANEOTS
NOnday-Alnas TEMPLE Mystic
shrine annual election. Mssoni"
Temple. , SO 10 50 u M
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Past Grand Abraham PAWS of Ex-
celsior Lodge, No. II, and his install
ing staff installed the officers of Wash.
ington Lodge, No. 6, last Tuesday
Evening star., 1926-01-17

Erookland Chapter, No. II. AT its
last meeting WAS entertained wit h
vocal selections by the following Miss
Margaret Clinton. accompa MED by
Miss Valerie Miller. and John Miller
accompa MED by John Wells. Gertrude
Litschert, chairman Of the WAYS and
means committee, outlined the pro.
gram of activities for the year. Ruth
Speake. president of the Star Point
Society, announced card party to be
given February Il. Matron Carleton
announces initiation for the next
meeting.
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BY the invitation of the grand ma
tron of Maryland Mrs. Tobsy, matron
of Trinity Chapter, No. SS, accom-
panied by the choir. visited Adah
Chapter, Mount Rainier, Nd, January
Is and assisted in the installation of
the new officers. At the next meeting
of Trinity Chapter, January 81, an
entertainment is being planned.
The Washington times., 1926-03-01
BUMPER CROP
OF WEDDINGS
THIS SPRING
Reeve Hoover to Marry in
May; Ensign Crosley
Engaged

The marriage Of Miss Marion q.
'Tully, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william J. Tully, Of New York. to
Reeve Hoover, OF washington, will
take place on May Is in New York.
Mr.. Hoover is the son Of William
ID. Hoover, of washington. The
engagement was announced follow
ing a prolonged visit paid BY Miss
THY to her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Amory Houghton,
In Washington.
Announcement was recently made
in st. Louis Of the engagement Of
Miss Elizabeth Colt, daughter 81
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Clarke Colt, Of
that city, and Ensign Paul Gun.
ningham Crosley, u. S. N, Of
Washington, d. c.. son of Capt.
and Mrs, Walter s. CrOsley, also
Of Washington.
The wedding will take place in
Washington in April The young
people will probably make their
home either in Manila, Philippine
Islands, Of. in Hongkorlg, China.
Miss Colt has just returned to st
Louis after visiting at the home
or her fiance here.
II - 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ". Haynes
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Elizabeth. to Casanave
Howle Young. Of washington. Tie
wedding will take place In the
spring.
Former Gov. c. r. Groesbeck, d
Michigan, arrived In washington
today and is at the Willard where
he will remain several days.
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MRS. QJIlVBY IS
MARRIED TO
NEW YORKER
To Sail for Honeymoon
III Europe Daughters
at Wedding

The marriage or Mrs. Rowland
Quinby and Duncan Even Cameron,
Of New York, was soIemnized al
noon today at the home OF Mrs.
Qufnby in Massachusetts, Avenue,
the Rev. DR.. Charles Wood. pastor
OF the, Church Of the Covenant,
officiating. The ceremony was at.
tended BY small family party ana
was followed by breakfast.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by w. Irvine Cross, Of
Baltimore. wore Cabot gown OF
bottle green crepe banded with
brown fox and q hat Of matching
tones. Al corsage bouquet OF orchids
completed her costume.
Nine. Riano, wife Of the Am,
Abassador Of Spain, was the only
person outside the family present
at the wedding. Others in the
little company were the brides
daughters, the Misses Phoebe and
Elsie Quinby Mr.. Cameron's son
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Juan Mayer. Mrs Belmont Tiffany,
Of New York, sister Of the bride.
groom: the Misses Sailie and Polly
Carter and the Rev. DR.. Samuel
McComb.
ing town this afternoon for New
York and viii sail on Saturday on
the Berengaria for Europe TO re-
main until autumn
The bride, who was married first
to Edward Fl. McKeon. Of Balti.
more, and who was known as Mrs
Quinby McKeon when she first
came to Washington, was Miss
Elsie McVitty, OF Philadelphia. She
The Washington times., 1926-03-01
LADY TO BE HOSTESS AT IETEN MUSCES WEDDING PLANS DISCUSSED

catonsviile, ma, MI. Cameron u
OF scotch ancestry son d the
late sir Roderick Cameron. He
has been twice married and Al
twice widower. His first wife.
who was Mrs. Mayors mother. was
Miss Mary Turnure. and his second
wife was Mrs. Mary Welsh Cramp
ton. of Washington.
The Tau Sigma ri Sorority VIII
entertain BIT dance on Friday eve
ming at the Garden House of the
Grace Dodge Hotel Miss Ruth
Huntington ii chairman Of arrange
ments
Theodore Douglas Robinson, A.
sistant Secretary Of the Navy, Will
return on Wednesday from q short
visit In New York. but viii leave
soon afterward for an inspection
trip to Panama to be absent until
April ]. While he r. away Mrs.
Robinson viii remain In Bermuda,
where she Is spending some weeks.
The Washington times., 1926-03-01
PLAN MADE FOR
TERRITORY DAY
coexRIoaT o. AAaRls 4

DIR. Elwood Mead, Commissioner
of Reclamation and Mrs. Mead. will
be the guests Of former Senator
and Mrs. Fred r. Dubois Of Idaho.
at the Territorial Day banquet to
be given at the MayflOwer by
the Idaho State Society, Wedncs-
day evening, in commenoration OF
the sixty-third anniversary Of the
organization Of Idaho Territory by
President Lincoln.
Senator and Mrs. Frank r. Good
ing will entertain a number OF
guests on this occasion, among
them being their daughter, Mrs.
Adams Shubert, who is spending
the winter with them; Miss Mary
Virginia Boyce, Charles Tracey, Mr..
Ford, of Spokane, WASH; Mr..
Shaughnessy, of Nevada. and their
grandson, Frank Paul.
Mrs. Dubois will entertain the
hostesses Of the Territory Day
banquet at a luncheon at Kew
Gardens on Wednesday. Covers
will be laid for twenty-four. Mrs.
Dubois will be assisted by Mrs.
James Douglas Blackwood and Mrs.
John j. Fitzgerald.
Reservations and tickets for the
banquet may be arranged for at
tlo lSWSLdnQ III the 0Ay1LOWSI
in the event that some Idahoan
has not been registered on the list
Of the secretary OF the Idaho State
Society.
Mrs. Wilton A. Harvey announces
the engagement Of her daughter,
Lillian Viola Harvey, to Donald
Morrison Davis, Of this city. The
wedding will take place in the early
spring.
Mr.. Davis is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George r. Davis. He Is a
graduate of the Colorado School of
Mines, at Golden, Col.
Mrs. Frank w. Bacon, who is
chairman of the bridge party to be
given for the benefit of the Ameri-
can waits in the Philippine Islands
at the Mayflower, on Monday,
March 8, at $3.50 p. m, will be as
sisted by Mrs. William Wheatley
as vice chairman.
Former Senator and Mrs. Henry
F. Llppitt have left Providence on
their way to Florida and will stay
at Palm Beach.
The Washington times., 1926-03-01
HOME FROM VISIT
IN NEW YORK

Mrs. George Oakley Totten, Jr..
has returned from New York. where
she went to attend the dinner given
Saturday evening at the Hotel
Commodore BY the Painters md
Sculptors Gallery Association
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MISS KENDRICK
TO HAVE GUEST

Miss Rosa Maye Kendrick, daugh-
ter OF Senator and Mrs. John B.
Kendrick, win have as her guests
for week her cousins, Capt. and
Mrs. Calvin Cumming, who will ar
rive in New York tomorrow on the
Ancon from Haiti and come to
Washington Wednesday or Thurs
day.
Mrs. Cumming was Miss Eula
williams, of Sheridan, Wyo., be-
fore her marriage. She visited Miss
Kendrick many times in Washing
ton. Captain Cumming, a nephew
of Surg. Gen. Hugh S. Cumming,
viii be on leave for a month be-
fore going to station at Quantico.
- \
Harry Wardman returned to
Washington yesterday after spend.
ing the past two weeks IN Palm
Beach, Miami and st. Augustine,
Fla.
The Beta Alpha Chapter of Phi
Mu entertained their pledges" at
luncheon in their rooms at 2024 q
st. on Saturday. Miss Virginia
MacLaren, of the Omega Chapter
at Wesleyan College. was a guest.
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Mrs. Arthur Harrington, formerly
Miss Nell Ray Clarke, and Mrs,
Warren Wheaton, formerly Miss
Anne Williams, members OF the
Women's National Press Club, who
are brides, will be the clubs honor
guests at its weekly luncheon to
morrow.
Mrs. Tom Bones has taken an
apartment at Wardman Park Hotel
while their home at 2507 Massa.
chusetts Ave. Is being made ready
for occupancy. Mr.. Bones is spend.
ing several weeks at Hot Springs,
Va
The Washington times., 1926-03-01

Linen is the fabric of enduring beauty
throughout the ages. This week our win
dows combine beautiful oil paintings of his
torical interest with delightful displays of
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ering. In our rug department will be found
an entire separate section devoted to these
All-linen Klearflax Linen Rugs, providing
wide selection and prompt delivery
The Washington times., 1926-03-01
WRITER TO SPEAK
TO STATE SOCIETY

r. NJ. washburn, writer and lee.
turer on politics and politicians,
will be the guest Of honor and
chief speaker at the March meet
ing of the Massachusetts, Society
OF Washington. This will be held
Tuesday evening, March 2, at the
Washington Club. Seventeenth and
K Streets Northwest. Mr.. Wash.
burn, who is spending the winter
at the Shoreham with Mrs. Wash
burn, is a former member IF the
Massachusetts Legislature and the
first biographer of President Cool
idge. There will be a musical pro
gram and dancing at the meeting.
\
Miss Ingrid Wisen, of Stockholm,
Sweden, is in Washington and is
guest at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Miss Wisen is head Of the reforma-
| tory work of the woman's bureau
in that country.
The Washington times., 1926-03-01

Have you seen the new Klearflax Antuft
Rugs-the same lovely shades you are used
to in the famous Klearflax rugs with the
delightful addition of hand-tufted designs
in the finest Of yarns?
While they are entirely suitable for gen.
The Washington times., 1926-03-01
The Linen Floor Covering of Enduring Be
To Be Seen Here Exclusively IN Washington

Klearflax is woven Of pure linen with only
pure virgin fax, in thick, heavy flat-lylng
body which is reversible. 1t is so compactly
woven that dirt does not become embedded;
the power-driven brush suction sweeper, or
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The Washington times., 1926-03-01
The Charming New Antuft Rugs
Bring Decidedly New Idea in KIearfla1

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invariably add beauty and interest. Antuft
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The Washington times., 1926-03-01
SWISS MINISTER TO
HAVE DINNER SERIES

The Swiss Minister and Nine.
Peter win be hosts to q company
OF IL at dinner this evening. They
win entertain at dinner on Saturday
evening. when the French Ambassa-
dor and Nine. Berenger will be
the ranking guests. Fl.
The Minister and Nine. Peter will
also entertain at dinner on the
evening OF March IL and again on
March 90.
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Curtis d. Wilbur were guests Of
honor at a dinner given by Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Guy u. Hardy
af their home, 1901 Sixteenth St.,
Friday night. Other guests were
Representative and Mrs. Burton
L. French, Representative and Mrs.
william. A. Ayres, Representative
William B. Oliver and Representa-
tive John Taber.
Senator and Mrs. Frederic M.
Eaclxett will entertain at dinner
this evening in compliment to the
/ formers brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauriston Hazard, of
Providence, r. l., who are visiting
them for q few days.
-
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock will en-
terrain at dinner this evening in her
home on Massachusetts Avenue.
y
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Sumner Welles
are spending some time in New
York at the Ambassador Hotel
\ y
Mrs. Marshall Field entertained
a company of 80 at dinner last
evening at her home In Sixteenth
Street. A musicale followed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Schlesslnger
will leave today for Sarasota. Fla,
for the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Pearson, SON.
in-law and daughter OF Mrs. Schles-
singer, will remain in her Dupont
Circle home.
The Washington times., 1926-03-01
WHITE HOUSE
MUSICALES
PLANNED
Mrs. Coolidge Will Be
Hostess at Three After
noon Parties
By JEAN ELIOT

AIRS. COOLIDGE IL issuing to-
lNk day invitations for the first
two OF q series OF three afternoon
musicales to be given on Thurs
days, March IL, and March Is, at
o'clock. The third recital win
take place early in May.
The musicale, recognized as q
proper form of Lenten diversion
even by the most devout church
men, has been featured at the White
House during the penitential sea-
son for a number Of years. Mrs.
Taft. herself a gifted and cultivated
musician. used to have especially
delightful parties and during the
Wilson Administration the programs
were arranged under the direction
of the Presidents daughter, Miss
Margaret Wilson, likewise a music
ian. whose happiest associations had
been with artist folk.
Carried On Tradition
Mrs. Harding carried on the mus
teal tradition Of the White House,
having the usual four evening re-
citals during the Lenten period as
long "a her health permitted her
to entertain. Last year the series
was cut out-except for one after
noon musicale run in during the
early spring with Rachmaninoff, a
great favorite at the White House,
as the artist, on the plea OF mourn
ing, President and Mrs. Coolidge
only going through with the State
functions on their calendar.
This time Mrs. COOLIDGE has elect
ed to be hostess a. series OF
afternoon parties n her than to
entertain in the evenia". | imagine
her idea was to roiteva President
Coolidge of the necessity of attend.
inr. for he admittedly isn't fond OF
parties Of this kind and apparently
gets none OF the joy out OF the
contacts with acquaintances in
which Mrs. Coolidge takes so much
pleasure.
Mrs. Coolidge About Again
The First Lady has sufficiently
recovered from her attack of
grippe to be about again and viii
be at home this Afternoon to a
number Of guests received by ap-
pointment. Presumably, moreover,
she viii be able to attend, with the
President. the dinner which Post
master General and Mrs. New are
giving in their honor tomorrow
evening.
The Washington times., 1926-03-01
ITALIAN ENVOY
ALuNcHEON GUEST

The Italian Ambassador and Nine
de Martina were among the guests
a. the luncheon given by Mrs,
Henry r. Dimock for q company
OF ~.
Others in the party were Sen.
ator and Mrs Claude Swanson.