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Evening star., 1928-06-15
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Evening star., 1928-06-15
Ready to Meet Storm Conditions
BY MARY MARSHALL.

One coat that I saw the other clay
was made OF beige waterproof crepe de
chine with collar that might be
turned up and fastened under the chin
to give perfect protection. The advan-
tage OF these waterproof crepe de chine
wraps is that they take up very little
room and may be carried In the small
week end bag. II is possible. you know,
to buy this waterproof crepe de chine
by the yard.
The weeks home dressmaker's help
consists OF sketches and directions for
making some of the new yachting enl-
blems which are used on sports frocks.
blouses and jackets this season. You
will find them attractive for yourself
or for your children. II you are inter-
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addressed envelope and I will send the
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Evening star., 1928-06-15
DOROTHY DlX's LETTER BOX
Foolish Second Wife Who Is Jealous of Dead
Rival-IIow Woman Can Control jealousy
and Cultivate Sense Of Humor

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how devoted death % and how
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are? Do think that
a Can
cultivate Of humor? MEIEESE
faults
him, the better of she is.
telling umlses that ia folly
putting things words
makes panned Moreover
weaken your
prepaes upon herself the thing . dr..1.
for by continually husband flirting
All r after nun Rm 9eee that " 'nk irresistible to the ladies and that they
Certainly way to do it is by
recognizing as the
saying 70 yourself that husband picked wife
preferred
as any happe and that hold
Also cultivate Of tckins
looking the
DOROTHY
EAR MISS DIX We have daughter discourage
nendsnps
encouraging friendships
world should
humber social stratum? IL TATTER :"
Answer difficult in and
n noD Certainly had
DICK ana Harry than to above
hT and snuns those below - ~ ~"
Nevertheless be girl stnI in school sh
oA nsr social connection Her nnamen Emmy
the hooroom win
70 nH and be b
sne keeps Moreover
Of
daughter friendships the hest wav n h.sk
OH Mcuy rs 10 send
,con.uu., ,oos DOROTHY
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tt0ng.
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sideration.
Nancy was not going to Lois wedding
She was not quite up TO" it and the
doctor proclaimed her one OF the few
sensible women he had treated when
she told him she was staying at home.
Good for you, Mrs Page; / wish other
patients had as much sense"
She had long talk with Joan be-
fore she started to the wedding. Now
Jo-Jo remember that Lois els the one
for whom the party Is given You are
there TO make her wedding as pretty as
picture. Don't forget that little girls
should not show of. Don't think the
Evening star., 1928-06-15

At present the saxophone IS the most
popular Of all the smaller Instrument,
according TO dealers. and Is played by
both men and women.
Evening star., 1928-06-15

provided herself with rainy weather
clothes that are really attractive
The sketch shows a Navy blue water
proof crepe de chine coat frock that
really Is rainproof 1t may be worn
over another frock that viii be more
appropriate II the skies clear and the
sun comes out The hat is made Of cire
straw braid that cannot be harmed
with a little moisture A smart new
umbrella and a pair of small rubber
sandals or one OF the new rubber over
shoes that are light weight and shapely
may be added to complete the rainy
dag ensemble
Some sort OF light weight attractive
waterproof wrap ought 10 be part Of
ever young wor1an's Summer wardrobe.
Evening star., 1928-06-15

~ u must be recognized that is she
say the hoooom win be her intimate
by
company Moreover
W. Iiat ner Wnoe h settled by
mas undesirable
on tacuy rs to
,c.,, ,oo. DOROTHY
Evening star., 1928-06-15

IL very dihcut to
srh e n forming desirable friendships and associations without
ano Harry than to into pe those abov
Evening star., 1928-06-15

Also cultivate humor Just keen ck
uny and looking on the bright side Of things
Evening star., 1928-06-15

happiness depends upon faith in her hush
the she shuts her his faults
him. the better of is - ~ -
Evening star., 1928-06-15

MISS DIX
the friendships associations with
to
humber social ~ -" mTEx @i
Evening star., 1928-06-15

Certainly woman can control her Jealousy. The best way
recognizing 1t as symptom Of the ineroriy
are jealous because think yourself less other
saying TO yourself that husband picked you p
because ne preferred and that
as any haper and that hold your the best Of
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30

3. .
dovzdam v t'azkom polozeni ma
chodiacim sa slovefskym rodi-
nam. D'akujem srdecne Sloven-
skej Lfge "a jej zaujatost' tiez
i tym nasskym easopisom, ktore
mojim pripisom miesta poprialy.
Nezabudneme vam to. Ba nielen
to, ale vynasnazlme sa odmenit
Vam Vasu laskavost a dobrosr-
decmost'. Este raz vyslovujem vre
le pod'akovanie vsetkym darcom.
Ferdinand Slavik, tai. 212. Sb.
Slov. Ligy, Box 165, Blaine, 0.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30

New York, y. Y. (F. L. p. Az
NJ. Maurice Tillier, spravujnci di-
rektor CompagnieGenerale Trans
atlantique (Franclzskej Llnie) z
Pariza a M. Pierre de Malglaive,
hlavny zastupea spoloenosti pre-
Spojene Staty a Kanadu, dosli do
New Yorku na parniku lie De
France, prapornej to lodi Fran
cdzskej LIME S. komandantom Re-
ne Pugnet, ktory velil lodi. i
Velenie na takych obrovskych
parnikov vyzaduje vel'ke telesne
nervove napatie a preto M. Til
lier mysli, ze castejsie zamienanie.
velitel'ov je potrebne OdmeGova-
ci velitel' zaujme yelenie mad tou-
to lod 'ou po kazdej tretej ceste.
Kapitan Rene Pugnet, kym ne
Dol povyseny ma toto miesto, bol
kapitanom lodi Espagne teraz
la noveho sytemu bude velie-
vat ma lodi lie De France. kapt.
Pugnet okrem vePkych zkisenosti
V paroplavbe, je tiez letnnom, w
bornym sermoynikom, boksovym
zapasnikom, znamenitym strel-
com, tiez hra dobre ma husle,
piano, mal'uje pekne portrety a
jeho vyskumy barevnom foto-
grafovani dosiahly prekvapujd-s
1 cich vysledkov.
Ma AZ rokov, je silnej postavy,
jenny ?ch manyrov. Je praYnu-
kom sochara Bartholdi-ho, ktory
Izhotovil znamu Sochu Slobody.
Je namornikom uz 30 rokov, bol
j vo vsetkych pristavoch sveta, lie
| tai na lietadle potion bol velite-
ll'om namornickej leteckej bazi po
cas- svetovej vojny. Bol velitePom
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30
6 IzBovY DOM MA PREDAJ

Alebo do rentu. Garadz, v piv-
nici pradelna fornes. @ rentova-
ME sa treba hlasit' u Mr.. Kenyin
V TOT Dollar Bank 0 knpenie
majitel'a ma nizeudanil adresn.
Dom je ma Stop 16 Sharon Line
ma Center Ave-, druhy dom od
McGuffy Rd. X tomu su 2 loty po
25 snchov. Mote knpit' lacHo.
Piste IA Andy Sabol, 1882 Pine
Way, Braddock, Pa. AS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30
REZOLUCIA SDRUZ. SLOW.
KATOLfKOV.

Ma riadnom zasedanl dina 25.
oktobra, 1923 vo Whiting, India
ma, konvencia S. s. X. jednohlas-
ne vyniesla a prijala nasledovnu
rezol1ciu:
"Pretoze p. Michal Bosak, svo-
iou obetavou usilovrou pracou,
jako predseda Slovenskej kato-
lickej Matice skolskej, doviedol
tdto ustanovizen ku 1spechu, kto-
ra bez jeho pricinenia sotva by
moznou bola byvala; .
"pretoze tnto pracu konal npl-
ne zdarma a bez akejkoPvek hmo-
tnej vynahrady; i
"pretoze vzdor vsetkym Jeho
dusevnym a hmotnym obetam, ma
sli sa jednotlivci a isty, ma
d'arskej sluzbe stojaci zahranicnj
casopis, ktori napadali Jeho su
kromny zivot a yerejne dcinkova
ME nadovsetko spojenl so SLOW
Kat. Maticou Skolskou;
"preto konvencia tato vyslovu
je p. Michalovi Bosakovi svoje G.
najsrdecnejsie uznanie a vd ak.
"a jeho nezistn1 a uspesnn pracr
vykonan1 v prospech S. X. M. 5
a tym slovenskeho katollckeh
l'udu,
"tpreto, co najrozhodnejsie zs
tracuje vsetke, akekoryek ci 81
kromne alebo verejne napady, n
, cest talk vzacneho nasho muza
nasho vodcu.'
Ia Sdruzenie Slovenskych 4
e ltolikov:
:, Jozef Husek, predseda.
:; Julius Badzik, tajomni
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30
MA pREDAJ

6 izbovy dom garadz ma Camp
bell St., Lansingville. Celkom no
Wy, k1pel nou, duplovanym sal
dingom a vsetky dlazky dvere
Z tvrdeho dreva. Cena So, ,250.00,
81 900 hotovych. Joe Paylisko,
1885 Midland Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30
666
je predpisom proti
Prechladeniu, grippu, flu,
dengue, horucke a malarii.
Je najrychlejsim znamym prostriedkom.
% AKROVA FARMA

sa zameni "a mestsky majetok.
So vsetkym zariadenfm al $ ilro-
dou. 10 mil od mesta. Hast s;l
treba j. p. Sabel Realty Co. PI-
tajte sa ia Alojz j. Klein, :3O3
Mahoning Bank Bldg.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30

"a styri roxy parniku Jacques
Cartier cd Francdzskej LIME,
ma ktorej sa vsetci namornicki
studenti franc1zski cvicia.
M. Maurice Tillier, spravujlci
direktor Francnzskej LIME, krem
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30

inspekcnej cesty,, oznami po-
drobnosti verkeho. stavebneho pro
gramu spolocnosti, oznami me-
no novel "J-6'', ktora je stavana
ako vel 'ka sestra parolode DE
Grasse".
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30
BULLETIN
SLOW. LfGY
Vzrast Slovenskej Ligy. S +

Vzrast slovenskej Ligy. s ra
dost lou oznamujem nasej vel'a-
ttcnej slovenskej verejnosti, re vi
septembri t. r. do Sloyenskej Ii
gy ako novi udovia ddkyne vsth
pill: K Sboru Is. Jan Hajdamar.
20. Jan Matejka, Stefan Mozolik,
Anna Panenka a Jan Slatnapek.
81. Albert Konoval. SO. MateJ
Cizmar. 2O7. Jan Javorsky. All.
Jan Gyaricka, Jan Lejko And.
Meglis. 41S. Andrej Sucan, Ste
fan Chovancek d Albert Rovnak.
423. Jan Rosa Silk. 423. AndreJ
Borsik, Juraj Bodnar, Mix. We're
bee. Maria Zavada. 429. Michal
Puhlik, Jan Staso, Jozef Midler.
Michal Rolo a Miklus KIDD. A z
miest, v ktorych MET sborov: Jan
Rosko, Maria Schultzova, Jozef
Papay, Jan Klukulcak, J'ozef Du-
rian, Andrej Kostyalik. Bratia,
sestry, srdecne Vas vitam v lone
S1ovenskej Ligy a "a Vasu laska-
vost' i prispevok vzdavam Vam
yreln bratsku vd'aku.
Pomona cinnost'. V mesiaci
septembri poskytli sme radu po-
moe: Styrom rodakom vo vec'
vymahania VIA; 3 vo veci vyma-
hania povolenia ma docasn1 ma
vstevu do Spojenych Statov; Z vo
veci zadovazenia prace; 9 vo veci
zadovazenia kanadskeho anne
rickeho obcianstva? 4 vo veci hl'a
dania nezvestnych rodin INA
mych; 10 vo veci vst1penia do
tratskych podpornych organiza-
eli; 2 vo veci vojenskej sluzby:
5 vo veci vymahania zadrzanehc
platu; 2 vo veci cestovania do Ar.
gentiny | vo veci nepohnutel'
neho majetku.
Bratia, ked' potrebujete radr
alebo pomoc v nejakej veci, rae
te sa obratit' S uplnou doverol
IA Slovensku Llggu. Ked' to zro
bite budete sa riadit' dl'a mas
no odporncania, nielen re vyhne
te neprijemnostiam, ale i zbytod
nym vydavkom.
Trpke, ale pravdive slova. Je
den mas Kodak pise nam: "Chce
som v tunajsej slovenskej osad
zalozit' Sbor Slovenskej Lgy,
lie daromne bolo mole namahanit
I tn sa narieka, re je zle I'll
GroSi MET, ale dlhov a starostl a
hanba hovorit'. Kazdy lamentuJ'
. Sport vydavky svoje umensuj
A jake sn to vydavly? Predovse
kym sa ul1rivdi dust. Tel to vrs
nesIodi. Vzdelavanie je beztoh
len prepych ociach mnohyc
l'udi a vydavanie penazi "a knih
noxiny je daromnost'o 'ou. A
"certoviny'' tej musi byt'. CT
by sa clovek posilnil naco /
vol'ny cas- travil pri cltani. We
pri pohariku kartach je tax m
10. "Ferblicka, jedenadvadsat'
insie spasy cloveka viacej osvi
zia a rozohrej1., Prehra Glove
kvodra-dva, snad' j viaceL ale
sa da nahradit'. ''Po polnoci
karta obrati.' Hra sa teda zno'
yypije sa. No we'd pre- tych p
poharkov nebude zle. To sn |
trebne vydavky, bez mich men
q. zno cloveku zit'. Utrhne sa te
radsle indie - zle sh easy -
trhne sa dust a prestane sa
tat. Ano, knihy a noviny su p
pych. Clovek sa ich nenaje,
napije a ma seba ich object t
nemoze. Ze tyn nasa spisba !
ME, re mas nikto "a mic nema, Il
kto moze "a to. Ano. sporenie
potrebne, ale .mhohi nasi l'u'
no pocinaju tym, re prestann )
dayat' peniaze "a knihy case
sy. 0 prispievani na kultilrne
stanovizne ami nehovorlm.
maju mnohi (veru mnohi) II
Sloyaci tax radi, ako koza n
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30

nizovaniu potrebna je Slovakom
Slovenska Liga preto ju i mrav-
ne hmotne podporuju. Pan Bob
Vam zaplat', mile a drahe duse
slovenske.
vsetkym clenom clenkynam
slovenskej Ligy. Skoda by bolo
tax krasnej organizacie, jake je
SIovenska Lga, keby pre- nedba-
lost nasho l'udu musela zanik-
nut. Bratia, sestry! Nedivajte sa
necinne ma mas tvrdy zapas. BOZ |
mas ME je bojom dvoch troch l'u-
di, lez je to BOZ lepsej vaesej
ciastky naroda. Nuz nedajte w.
krvacat' tym, co prvych radoch
bojujd. Ziskajte kazdy a kazda
aspon jedneho noveho ida.
Hl'adali lick oproti vyst 'aho-
valectvu. Krajove casopisy pri-
niesly obsirne zpravy o tom, ze v
dmoch 20. a 81. septembra t. r.
odbyvala sa v Bratislave vel'ka
schodza, ktorej z1castnili sa via
ceri verejni cinitelia Slovaci Ce-
81 "a dcelom, ably ,yraj nasli Lick
proti tel strasnej chorobe, ktora
vyhana tisice zdravych, silnych
synov slovenskeho naroda "a mo-
re. Ci ten lick nasli nevieme, lebo
0 tom sme v tych zpra avach ami
slovicko necitali. No, nam sa ida,
ze no nenasli, lebo no najst' ne
chceli, preto pojde vsetko svo-
jim starym smerom: Slovaci to-
tiz pojdu hrd!acit do Kuby, Ka-
nady, Mexika a Argentiny a zpo-
"a Moray pohrnd sa d 'alej ma
Slovensko pomahat' tym "zaosta.
lynn" Slovackom. Moze re sa my
| lime. Daj Boze, ably tax bolo.
Mnoho odporucani, malo pod
pory. Casio dostavame pripisy pl
ne navrhov a 'odporucani, re G.
by mala Slovenska Llga podnik
nut proti tym otrociterom a ozo
bracovatelom nasho naroda. N
zriedka kedy pride podpora, alb,
; SINE tie navrhy a odpordcania mo
hli previest'.
/ Bratia, ku kazdej vojne je via
grosi treba, jake patronov. Ia
je to S nasim bojom proti tyyl
vselijakym krivdam. Uvedomm
81 uz raz, ze bedari prava nikd
nebudu mat. Nuz i my Slovaci !
len vfedy pravo vydobyjem
II ked sa naucime zaii, i gros oh
itovat'. ss-e,s, ~u7.e -rr.a~- .
z Blaine, Ohio. Brat Ferdinan
=. Slavik pfse nam: "Prosim Va
oznamte slovenskej verejnosti C
!: stou nasskych casopisov, re sn
dostali este cd nasledovuych d
. brodincov milodary ma ulaven
! biedy tunajsich stavkujucich b
nikov Slovakov a ich rodin:
20 Pi. Katarina Recny, Ford Gilt
! Pa, zaslala $1.00.
wi Pan Marcel Dopater, Rouy
10 Que, Canada zaslal sbierku, !
m kto1Sj prispeli po 5000: Mare
w Dopater, Stefan Florek a AID
d. sttpanovsky;> ;>po $1.0o: Jozef
j. Smetana, Pavel Marion, j
u Knap, Michal Hruneny. Jan n
e. votny, Jan Otnosina, Juraj Kos
ok Dominik Vizgula, Jan Otrosi
to NIL, Mike Setrich. Po so cento
ca Michal Seman, Michal Dobos,
vi Volensky, Jan BoltMar, Fra
Ar Havlicek, Jan Marion, Mike
No. bulka, Vincko Cratic, III. Desid
TO- sky Andrej Kubina 25c. Spt
da $20.75.
MI Sncasne poznamenavam, re C
ei- sbierka vyniesla 1925. z OBJ
re- su tohto klpilo sa zivnosti pre-
me- najsie chudobne slovenske rodi
iez "a $42.97, jedonastim dalo sa
,v-i $500, styrom po $l.00 a $1.73
M platilo sa co poplatok cd balik
;e v ktorych sl'achetnl dobrodin
l;a via zaslali satstvo, ktore SINE I
The Washington times., 1928-01-12
Mrs. BYOSSeau FeteS
Brilliant Company
at Luncheon Today

AIRS. ALFRED j. BRossEAU
~ was hostess at luncheon to-
day, entertaining at the Memorial
Continental Hall in compliment to
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant.
Mrs. Taft, wife of the Chief JUS
tfce, was present, as well as five
of the Cabinet ladies': Mrs. New,
Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs. Jardine, Mrs.
Hoover and Mrs. James J. Davis.
Others from official society in the
company were Mrs. Harlan Fiske
Stone, Mrs. Charles 8. Deneen,
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes, Mrs.
John @. Tilson, Mrs. Clyde Kelly,
Mrs. Harry Ransley, Mrs. Wallace
w. White, Mrs. Adam Wyant,
Mrs. Louis McFadden, Mrs. E.
Hart Fem, Mrs. Herbert M. Lord,
Mrs. John A. Lejeune, Mrs. Ed
ward W. Eberle, Mrs. William p.
McCracken, jr., Mrs. Everett San
ders, Mrs. Edward T. Clark and
Nine. Lipa.
The tables were decked with
roses and small baskets of roses
marked the places for each of the
100 or more guests. Others in the
company-to name but a few
were Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Mrs.
George Barnett, Miss Mabel Board
man, Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins and
Mrs. James Robert Mckee, who is
visiting her: Mrs. John B. Hen
derson, Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh,
Mrs. u. 8. Grant Sd, Mrs. James
Carroll Frazer, Mrs. Gilbert
ErosVenor, Mrs. Robert Lansing,
Mrs. Cloyd III. Marvin, Mrs. Brew
ster Warwick, Mrs. Ernest Thomp-
son Seton, Mrs. Nina Van Wrinkle,
Miss Janet Richards and Mrs.
Charles Boughton Wood.
The Washington times., 1928-01-12
GUARANTEEING
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATED
General and Mrs. Barnett
Revive Wedding of
20 Years Ago

REPRODUCTION OF a we'd
n ding OF 20 years ago was the
rooat ent srtaining feature Of the
Marty given last evening by Maj.
Gan. and Mrs. George Barnett in
celebration nf their china Weo.
ding" anniversary.
The parts in the little play were
taken by a group of friends In or
der that the bride and bridegroom
Of vesteryear might see themselves
as others had seen them. But the
bridegroom STANLEY Suydaml wore
the CAV Marine uniform in which
General Barnett--he was colonel
then-had been married and Mrs.
Barnett had resurrected her we'd
dino gown of lace and the big
fIonpy hat she had worn with 1t
from its camphor chest. MRS.
Charles G.. A''en, cousin or Mrs.
IA aett. played the bride and
brought a soulful look to the role.
HyHE whole thing was burlesqued
lust enough to be hilariously
f1Inny--and even the authentic
costumes Of 20 years ago have
taken on a humorous aspect.
Henry Suydam brought real au-
thority to the. role of the Bishop.
Mrs. Willmott Lewis in a gown OF
mull and lace, with innumerable
tucks and bits OF embroidery as
trimming. which her mother, Mrs.
Frank Brett Moves, had once
worn. appeared as one Of the we'd
ding guests. Mrs. Barnett's daugh-
ter. Mrs. Henry Suydam, was en-
chanting as the little girl Anne
The Washington times., 1928-01-12
ASSEMBLYBALI
PICTURESQUE
AND GAY
Makers of Early History
Reappear on Social
Stage

66ETl1E best ball they ever had, /"
i was the consensus of those
who attended the festival Of the
Washington Assembly last evening
at the Mayflower.
1t was the third since the forma-
ton of the assembly at the inspira-
ton of Mrs. Rose Gouveneur Hoes
and Mrs. William Laird Dunlop,
and, in accord with what is hoped
will become tradition, was a cos.
tune ball--the kind that makes
one who has ancestors of conse-
quence, ransack the attic and
makes others visit a costumer.
There were several, however,
wearing newly made Colonial cos
tunes, whose ancestors were his
torically. important. This may have
been due to change in figures or
to Indifference to preservation by
descendants.
TlHE decision OF the board Of di-
rectors to exclude from the
liIluet the middle-aged and elderly
resulted in beautiful picture of
youth and beauty, with the femi-
nine element far in the lead. The
cavaliers looked a bit clumsy
most of them-and their cOlorfui
coats and knee-buckled breaches
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did not seem to add to their grace.
Still it was q very lovely nIinuet.
Dora Catalani, q charming picture
of brunette beauty, with g good
looking escort, lead the dancers n
their entrance to the ballroom Tor
this special feature.
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HESTER ANN LEFEVRE and
H Fulton Lewis, jr., made q re-
markably attractive couple in the
minuet-the former wearing the
gown-a robe-de-style--in which
she made her debut earlier in the
season. Across her shoulders
was a scarf of lace.
Imogen Taylor was another
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN THE CAPITAL

Gordon who had attended her
mothers second wedding, with.
Mrs. Newbold Moves as Leila
Gordon, now Mrs, Robert Dickey,
and Miss Hanna Jergensen as
Basil Gordon, jr.
There were some sixty guests
at the party. all relatives of Gen.
eral and Mrs. Barnett or intimate
friends, who could appreciate the
delightful foolery. Brig. Gen.
Charles McCawley and Rear
Admiral Hillary Jones, who had
served as ushers at the wedding,
were on hand and many OF the
wedding guests also took part in
the fun.
All manner of amusing verses
were contributed, Willmott Lewis
sang a number or two > and a
buffet supper was served. The
house was filled with flowers
which had been sent General and
Mrs. Barnett in recognition OF
their anniversary and they also
received many gifts OF china, some
beautiful and others original and
amusing.
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The wedding of General and
Mrs. Barnett took place in Baltt-
more. Before her second mar
riage Mrs. Barnett was Mrs.
Basil Gordon, and before that
Baltimore had known her--and
loved her-as the witty and
charming Leila Montague.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Hit viii
entertain at dinner this evening.
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RRRS. NELLIE TAYLOE ROSS,
III former governor Of Wyoming,
Is receiving this afternoon with
Mrs. John b. Kendrick. wife OF
Senator Kendrick, of Wyoming,
who win be at home from 4 to
6 o'clock in their apartment at
2400 sixteenth st.
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yerv picturesque member Of the
minuet group. wearing real
1ancestral.' gown Of ivory satin.
quite meIlowed with the passing
wears and with her hair 90
ranged in quaint. powdered curls
low on her neck.
Following the minuet ~ The
amateurs there was q minuet by
the professionals Marian Chaces
daughter 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
chace. and Lester shafer-an COS
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Washington Won1an's
Memoirs Text Book
In English School

HERE'S a bit of news about
II Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews
inimitable Memoirs of Poor
Relation which is enjoying a
considerable vogue in Washing
ton. The head master of Win
chester School, England, has in.
troduced the yolume as text
book for senior history classes
because of it's value as Ameri-
cana and to throw light upon
American social psychology" 1t
must make a stimulating and
entertaining course!