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INVALID
NF|RE

District firemen responded
to four alarms within the
space of two hours today. Al
though but one Of them caused
any extensive property damage
the lives of at least four per-
sons were endangered.
Boy Saves Invalid
In the list of rescuers is found
the name Tom Cheseldine, 4-year-
old son of Mrs. Mary Cheseldine,
494 / st. S. w., whose presence of
nina saved the life of Mrs. Ida
Galley, SO, an invalid.
Fire RACES Pharmacy
A two-aIarm fire, Of undetermined
origin, completely destroyed the
Howley Pharmacy at the corner of
Seventh and s streets north west,
and, but for the work Of firemen,
may have cost two lives.
Flames Quilted the entire two
story building on the corner, spread
ing to the clothing store of d.
Lightman next door, causing up
wards of $4,000 damage there.
The loss to the drug store has
been estimated at $4,000. Virtually
the entire stock is ruined.
Although the fire had its origin in
the basement, it had spread to the
second floor before it was noticed.
Clark Wolk, of 1T44 Seventh St., saw
smoke coming from the second.story
window and turned in the alarm.
The fire was making Roadway
when it was learned an apartment in
the back Of the building was occu-
pied. A ladder was run up by mem
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SAYS WIFE
IS At TER
MONEY
BY DAVID r. sENTNER
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NEW YORK, Jan, IA
Charlie Chaplin, the king of
film comedy, arrived in New
York on the Twentieth Cen
fury Limited today and told
reporters that he would fight
his wife's suit for a divorce
ito the bitter end. "
Blames Iita's Family
HeA said the action brought by
Lita Grey Chaplin in Los Angeles
was instigated by his Wife's
family.
sim going to fight this thing
out" he asserted. "I'm going to
fight for the custody of my two
children"
Resents Naming Edna
Chaplin resented the bringing Of
the name of Edna Purviance, noted
screen actress. into his domestic
difficulties.
"Certainlv. she's on my payroll. !"
Chaplin said. She's on the payroll
for $3.50 a week but that was the
stipulation in her original contract.
There was absolutely no reason
for dragging Miss Purviance's
name into this"
In Gay Spirits
Chaplin did not seem as de-
pressed as reports from the West
indicated he was in Chicago yester>
day. He smiled as he dropped off
the train to face a horde Of re.
porters and battery of cameras.
He posed amiably for pictures.
A large crowd gathered near the
train. having learned of Chaplin g
arrival. Chaplin tried to make his
way to a waiting automobile but
he was blocked by the reporters
who shot questions at him.
Chaplin characterized his wife's
divorce as money plot, pure and
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He declared that he intended to
file a cross bill just as soon as
he got back to California.
Charlie is not going to allow his
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MRS. TILLEMA AT
HOME YESTERDAY

Mrs. John A. Tillenla entertained
at tea yesterday afternoon in her
home at 1923 N ST. Receiving with
Mrs. Tillena was her father. DR..
David Jayne Hill. former American
Ambassador to Germany.
DR.. Hill and his ecn-in-law and
daughter. Prof. and rars. Tilleina,
and their two children, will go to
DIR. Hills summer home in Maine
early in June.
The Federal Club pre-
scented Adam and Eva at the
Wardman Park Theater last evening
for the benefit Of the city's poorest
families: A large audience en-.
Enthusiastically received the comedy
put on by the employees OF the Fed.
eral-American National Bank. and
the play was q success In every re
|spect. Many prominent people were
IN the audience, among them John
Poole, president OF the Federal
American National Bank.
The players were directed by
Walter w. Beck, and much praise IL
due Miss M. Leona Anthony, presi'
dent Of the club. for her. untiring
effort. The cast included Miss
Madge Brown and 2. Taylor Lee IN
the leading roles, Miss M. Leona An
thony, Miss Lois A. White. Miss
Frances p. Smith, l.. Harry Rider,
Harmon X. Warner, Curtis L. Thrift
and Andrew W. Allison
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PEZETS BRING
VISIT TO A
CLOSE

Don Federico Alfonzo Pezet, for.
merly Ambassador Of Peru to the
United States. and Nine. Pezet are
bringing their visit to Washington
to a close today. Nine. Pezet, will
go to New York to be with her son.
Alfonzo Washington Pezet. and to
await the return OF her husband.
who will make months speaking
trip through the West. He will 60
first to Kentucky for the Derby.
Mr.. Pezet cage to Washington
as a delegate to the third Pan-Amer-
lean Commercial Conference; and
during their stay here he and Nine.
Pezet renewed acquaintance with
many old friends. They were
received by President Coolidge at
the White House and by Mrs. Cool
idge at Is Dupont Circle. Yester.
day they entertained at luncheon at
the Carlton Hotel, their guests
including DR.. and Mrs. Mccormick,
DR.. and Nine. Prada and DIR. Santi-
ago r. Bedoya, OF the Peruvian
Embassy: the Military Attache, Col.
Jose Urdanivia, and the Peruvian
delegates to the Pan-American con.
ference.
Nine. Pezet has with her on her
visit to this country her beautiful
Persian cat. which she has had for
eight years and which has accom-.
panied her ali over the world.
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PEN WOMEN TO
ATTEND TEA

DIR. Anita Maris Boggs, chairman
OF the Locher study groups of the
League OF American Pen Women Of
the District Of Columbia, will give
q tea in honor OF the chatrmen Of
these groups Saturday afternoon at
the clubhouse from 4:30 to s
O'Clock. The guests OF honor viii
be Mrs. William Wolff Smith, presi-
dent OF the District league and
chairman, short story group: Mrs.
Victoria F'aber Stevenson, chairman,
special features group; Miss Alice
Hutchins Drake, chairman, poetry
group; Miss Susie White MCGOWAN,
chairman, juvenile story group
Mrs. Ellis Logan. chairman, fine
arts group; Mrs.. SADIE Catherine
Coles. chairman, music group: Miss
Bertha Frances Wolfe, chairman,
parliamentary law group. and Mrs.
Harriet Hawley Locher, founder Of
the group work. All members of
the League OF American Pen
Women are invited.
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BISHOP TO SPEAK
AT LUNCHEON

The Rt. Rev. James Freeman.
Bishop Of Washington, will be the
principal speaker at the gold star
luncheon" to be held at the May.
flower on May 81 In aid Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia War Memorial
Fund.
Mrs. e. c. Davidson. Of Elizabeth,
N. J., who lost two sons in the avia-
ton service during the war, will
come to Washington for the lunch.
con and viii be the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Eliphalet Frazer Andrews,
at Vaucleuse. their country home at
Seminary Hill, Va.
Additional patronesses for the
benefit are Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood, Mrs. Davenport White, Miss
Agnes Peter, Mrs. Harry Moore
Payne, Mrs. James Huntington
Turner, Mrs. Richard Parker Cren-
shaw, Mrs. Aurelius Stands, Mrs.
Robert Love Taylor, Mrs. wilkins
Benoist Shields, Mrs. j. Ryan Dew
ereaux. Mrs. Anthony O'Reilly, Mrs.
David Meade Lea and Miss Mary
Williams.
Mrs. Sidney CIoman entertained
at bridge luncheon today at the
Mayflower. There were three tables.
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The marriage Of Miss Mildred
Anne Scripture, of Washington, to
Morris Bernard Klase, of Newark,
N. T., took place Sunday at 1880
o'clock in the home OF DR.. Bryan,
pastor of the Seventh Day Advent.
list Church, in Takoma Park. The
ceremony was performed in the
presence OF a small company of
relatives and intimate friends, in.
GLIDING Mrs. Louise Scripture, Of
this city. mother Of the bride, and
her sister, Miss Margaret Scripture,
Of Montreal, Canada.
The bride wore an afternoon
gown Of ecru chiffon with hat to
match. Her flowers were a corsage
bouquet OF butterfly roses and lilies
Of the valley.
A reception followed in the home
of the bride at 1928 X Street, and
later in the day Mr.. and Mrs. Klase
left for New York.
After June they will be at home
In Newark. N. J., where Mr.. KIase
is in business.
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MISS GRIFFIN
WEBS MARINE
OFFICER

{. In the presence Of a small group
Of relatives and intimate friends the
wedding of Miss Frances Griffin,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
e. Griffin, and Capt. Gustave
Villaret, jr.. u. S. M. c.. took place
at IL o'clock today in the home
of the brides parents at 5619
Thirty-third Street. Following the
ceremony there was a wedding
breakfast after which Captain VIII.
aret and his bride left for wedding
trip. They will spend two months
and a half in Europe and then will
return to Washington where Cap
tain Villaret win be stationed.
The bride wore a.traveling costume
In nalIve and a small hat to match.
Her flowers were a bouquet of red
roses and lilies-of-the.valley.
Attending her was her sister, Miss
Betty Griffin, who was gowned in
green crepe-de-chine fashioned on
straight lines. Her hat was q pic.
ture model In white horsehair. She
carried q bouquet Of pink sweet
peas.
Captain villaret had as best man
Eugene Nolan, who, with Mrs.
Nolan, came over from Baltimore.
kAA
Mrs. Philander Chase Knox Is at
the Carlton Hotel to remain through
the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bradley Davidson
viii spend the summer at Hyannis
Port, Cape Cod, where they have
taken cottage.
4
Mrs. Mary Stewart will entertain
at luncheon In her home on
Massachusetts, Avenue on May Is.
4
A Elena de Sayn and her string
quartet will be heard in a program
Of Slavic music at the Washington
Club on Thursday, May 10. Miss
de Sayn entertained small COM
pany at luncheon yesterday
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MUSIC NOTES
BY Jessie MacBride-

Mrs. Helen Corbin Heinl, pianist,
and Miss Katherine Riggs, harpist.
A "glee" Of 80 young women will
sing under the direction Of Mrs.
Reed, who IL head Of the vocal de.
partment OF the seminary.
TEN DAYS OF RECITALS
OF KING-SMITH STUDIOS
The King-smith studio school an.
nounces its closing events, which
began last evening with q song re.
cital by Helen Huffard.
On Friday evening there win be
reading by Julia Crebore and
some short plays by the dramatic
art class. Saturday evening Judith
Shelton will give a reading, with
other plays by the dramatic class.
Monday Of next week, at p. M,
a recital OF vocal and instrumental
music. Tuesday. at 5 p. m, art
students exhibition.
Wednesday, May Is, at s, Tcher.
nikoff- Gardner dancers, President
Theater. Thursday, May Is, AZ Sl5,
LES F.auvettes" and rhyfNmie
dancing class. Friday, May 20, at
8, closing recital. Awarding OF
honors.
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TO ENTERTAIN FOR
PHYSICIANS, GROUP

DR.. Hubert Work, Secretary Of the
Interior, who is himself q physician,
will entertain at luncheon on Sunday
at the Chevy Chase Club for some of
the visitors attending the conven-
ton Of the American Medical Associa-
tion. His guests will include the
officers of the association and his
friends among the delegates.
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GREAT CHORUS EXPECTED
IN CONCERT ON MAY IL

The 'sMassed Chorus concert Of
Wednesday evening. May IS. will
include all the choirs. glee clubs and
choruses Of Washington. either as
q whole or In part.
John Finley Williamson win con,
duct. coming from his post az con.
ductor Of the famous Dayton West.
minister Choir. as guest conductor"
Mr.. Williamson will conduct both
the concert and rehearsals for sew.
eral days before.
The program il: "Gloria" from
Mozart's 18th Mass: "God So Loved
the World" (Stainer); Radiant Noon
Hath Passed Away" (Woodward);
and the "Hallelujah Chorus' from
the Messiah" 4IandeI).
The concert win be held at Cen.
trail High School. under the com
bined auspices Of the Federation Of
Music Clubs and the Washington
Church Music Council. Tickets are
at popular prices" SO and, Is cents
each. at the 4. Arthur Smith Con-
cert Bureau. 1880 @ St.. In Kits
Music Store.
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON
SCHOOL FACULTY RECITAL
The faculty concert OF the Martha
Washington Seminary win be given
on Sunday. with a group OF solos
by Mrs. William T.. Reed, contralto;
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CHILEAN ENVOY
IN NEW YORK

The ambassador of Chile, DIR.
Cruchaga, went to New York to at.
tend a luncheon given today by the
Chile-America Association. He will
return to Washington tonight.
DR.. Ante Tresich PavichicF, re-
tiring minister Of the Serbs, Croats
and Slovenes, went to New York
yesterday preparatory to sailing on
May q for Europe.
The Minister Of Sweden and Mime.
Bostrom went today to New York
whence Nine. Bostrom viii sail on
Saturday for Sweden. The minister
will return to town on Saturday.
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The former Minister Of Sweden,
Capt. Axel Wallenberg, is expected
to arrive about the middle Of the
month for a short visit here.
%k y
Mrs. George Barnett will sail for
Europe about May 20. She will
visit her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Dickey,
jr., in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r. Rosen.
baum have taken an apartment at
Wardman Park. Mr.. Rosenbaum
10 taking the diplomatic examine
tons. Before her recent marriage
in New York, Mrs. Rosenbaum was
Miss Nancy Carr, Of Atlanta.
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CABINET OFFICER
SPONSORS DERBY

The Secretary OF Labor and Mrs.
James ]. Davis have taken box for
the National Whippet Derby, to be
held on Friday and Saturday, May
90 and 81, at the Griffith Stadium,
and win take their children to see
the little speedsters run. Their
party is arranged for Saturday after
noon.
Miss Frances Mckee has re-
turned from Europe, where she
went to visit her brother, Bates
Mckee.
Mrs. James r. Mann entertained
at luncheon today at the Carlton
Hotel. There were IL in the COM
pany.
COL. THOMPSON TO BE
HOST ON EVERGLADES
Col. Robert M. Thompson viii en-
terrain at luncheon on Sunday on
board his houseboat, 1.-THE Ever
Potomac opposite the Army War
College.
Mrs. John w. Davis is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lansing and
will remain with them over Sunday.
MISS JULIEN A
LUNCHEON HOSTESS
Miss Mary Page Julien, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip M. Julien,
entertained at luncheon today at
the Congressional Country Club in
compliment to Miles. Helene and
Claire Heilmann. In the company
asked to meet the guests of honor
were Miles. Rosa and Maria Padilia,
the Misses Pearl and Cecil Smiddy,
Mile. Theodore Catalani, Miss Lydia
Archbold, Miss Maud Marshall
Mason, Miss Janet Phillips, Miss
Marjorie Mondell, Miss Sally Hews
Phillips, Miss Hester Laning, Miss
Alice Cults, Miss Adelaide Douglas,
and her guest, Miss Marjorie Nc.
Coy, of Covington, KY, Miss Char.
lotte Childress, Miss Louise Fitz-
hugh and Miss Frances Goring.
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DINNER TONIGHT
FOR BONNY BRIDE
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis
Carusi will entertain at dinner this
evening in their home on Eight
zenith Street for their daughter,
Miss Helen Carusi, and her fiance,
Major Emmanuel Lombard, whose
marriage win take place Saturday
afternoon. The company will in
clude the members of the wedding
party and out-of-town guests and
will number about forty.
Il \ Il
! Representative Isaac Bacharach,
of New Jersey is a guest at the
| Mayflower.
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GENEVA TO BE
POPULAR
RESORT
Many Well Known Ameri-
cans Headed for
Swiss City
BY JEAN ELIOT

nENEVA bids fair to be the most
NJ popular Of summer resorts
with Americans this year. They
are going over in batallions for the
various conferences under the aus
pices of the League Of Nations.
which will be strung out through
conference on the limitation of
naval armament is to be held there,
involving the attendance of dis.
tinguished men of many nations
including the United States.
The Secretary Of State has denied
that he viii be q member Of the
American delegation, but It win, of
course, be made up of distinguished
Americans to rank with Lord Rob.
ert Cecil and the first lord Of the
admiralty, British delegates. John
Nv, Davis, former American am.
0assador to Great Britain and once
Democratic candidate for President,
Is under discussion as Democratic
member of the commission, and
Norman Davis, once Undersecretary
Of State. has also been suggested.
AT all events, whoever goes to
Geneva to represent the United
States viii presumably take their
wives along, thus swelling consid-
erably the ever-growing American
colony in this picturesque Swiss
city,
Mrs. Wilson Expected
It Is expected that Mrs. woodrow
Wilson win go to Geneva toward
the end OF the summer. She has
not missed session Of the Assembly
OF the League Of Nations in several
years. Indeed, her friends say that
she promised the late President
Wilson that she would always
Another woman well-known and
well liked in washington who will
be in Geneva at least part Of the
summer is Mrs. Henry Wilder
Keyes F'rances Parkinson Keyes).
who will cover some OF the con-
ferences Of the summer for Good
Housekeeping" the magazine for
which she wrote so cEarmingly Of
her recent journey round the world.
Mrs. William Hard tame Hard,
who has a rowing commission abroad
writing for the Herald Tribune Sun
day Magazine, viii also visit the
Take House In Geneva
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Dodd will sail
On June Is for Stockholm, where
they will attend the meeting Of the
international Chamber of Commerce
the latter part of June. Later they
viii so to Geneva, where they have
taken house for the summer. They
will remain In Switzerland through
September to attend the Assembly Of
the League Of Nations, returning
to Washington early in October.
Major Julia Stimson will Join Mr..
and Mrs. Dodd in Geneva the latter
part Of July, where she Is going to at
tend the meeting Of the Internal ionaI
Nurses Association.
Mrs. Dodd will go to Bryn Mawr
College next week for a brief stay,
after which she will go to New York
and Boston for brief visits.
Miss Alma Greenwood is spending
b few days with Mr.. and Mrs. DoSd
en- route from the South to her home
In Boston.
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JEAN ELIOTs NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN THE CAPT.
LEGAL GROUP
HONORED AT
DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. MacC Cracker
Hosts; Guests Asked
To Meet Justice

The Assistant Secretary Of Com
merce for Aviation and Mrs. Wil.
liam p. Maccracken. jr., entertained
at dinner last night in the Jeffer-
son Room Of the Mayflower IN
honor Of Justice and Mrs. Harlan
Fiske Stone. Their guests included
Charles s. Whitman. former gov
ernor of New York, who ts presi-
dent OF the American Bar Associa.
ton. and George w. Wickershan.
president OF the American Law In
stitute. former Attorney General Of
the United States, who was accom-
panied BY Mrs. Wickersham, and
the following members of the ex-
ecutive committee Of the American
Bar Association: Edward A. Arm
strong. Chester I. Long, Of Wich.
Ita. Kans; J. Weston Allen. Of Bos-
ton; Frank Pace, OF Little Rock,
Ark. ACCOMPANIED by Mrs. Pace;
John M. Voorhees,. Of Sioux Fails.
s. OAK: William H. largest. Of
Harrisburg, Pa; Jesse "A. Miller, OF
Des Moines. Iowa; Anasa G. Paul,
OF Minneapolis; Henry Epson Sims,
OF Birmingham; Major Edgar B.
ToIman, Of Chicago; William z.
Kinkead. Of Cheyenne, Wye. ana
James F.. AiIshie. of Couer d'Alene,
Idaho, accompanied by Mrs. Aiisnie.
Their other guests were Mrs.
Mabel Walker Wilebrandt, Assist
ant Attorney General Of the United
States; Mrs. Mason N. Patrick. wife
OF Maj..Gen Patrick. chief OF the
,a~ Gk10FTq1a
wife Of Senator Sheppard, Of Texas;
Mrs. Simeon 7. Lewis. Mrs. Dean
Swift, Miss Laura Harlan, Mrs.
Alvin Dodd, Miss Greenwood and
Mrs. Olive @. Kicker.
LUNCHEON TODAY
FOR BRIDE TO BE
Mrs. C. J. Williamson entertained
at luncheon today in the Florenttne
room at the Wardman Park Hotel
for her daughter, Mrs. william Lloyd
Linton, in honor Of Miss Rebekah
Lipscomb, who is to be married TO
Lieut.. Thomas Dresser White on
May %. Her guests were Mrs.
Blaine Lipscomb, Mrs. David II.
Blair, Mrs. Harry Perry. Mrs.
Elizabeth Northrup, Mrs. Edward
Graves. Mrs. Charles Roth, MRS.
Thomas Clarke, Mrs. A. d. Kuine,
Mrs. Leslie N. Shaw, Mrs. ]. e.
Moffatt, Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Alexander
Bentley, Mrs. John W. Price, Mrs.
Boyd Carpenter, Mrs. A. J. Halford,
Mrs. Sidney Andrews, Mrs. Stephen
son-Scott, Mrs. Hobart Hawkins.
Miss Evelyn Gordon, Miss Katherine
White. Miss Cornelia Hatch, Miss
Idanthea Moffatt. Miss Marguerite
orme. Miss Sally Phillips, Miss NIL
bred Clarke. Mrs. Carleton Moran,
Mrs. Russell Kelley, Mrs. Aubrey
Clarke, Mrs. Lucian Clarke, Mrs. r.
L. Browne, Mrs. M. B. Gore and
Mrs. James w. Orme. The table
was decorated with pink roses and
bridal wreath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson are en-
tertaining D company of twenty-four
at dinner at the Congressional
Country Club this evening.
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Miss Adelaide Douglas, daughter
OF Mrs. David Hunt Blair, will en-
terrain at a dinner-dance this even.
ing at the Congressional Country
Club in compliment to Miss Re.
bekah Lipscomb and her fiance,
Lieut.. Thomas Dresser White,
u. s. Al.