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II Leading Doctors of Europe
See "World's Worst Sc0urge''
Subdued BY the Use of Yeas1
Shows in Your Face, Eyes, Manner, Say Physicians
Intestinal StagnatiOn Source
Of SOo of our
Common Ills

Medical research in recent years
has established more and more cer-
tainly that not only indigestion and
constipation, but unsightly skin
disorders. bad breath, sore throats
and frequent colds start in clogged.
infected colons. In fact 90% Of all
ments begin this way. From throat
to colon is one continuous tube.
When the colon is clogged. poisons
spread to all parts Of the body.
Fl "'omanns Yeast is a fresh,
p. food. Unlike dried or
xii yeast, it contains millions Of
living. active yeast plants which
destroy harmful bacteria daily, as
they pass through your intestines.
It keeps the entire intestinal tract
clean, active and healthy.
Thousands Of men and women
have testified to the health which
has come to them from the regular
eating Of Fleischmann's Yeast. Nag
ging, wearing colds, sore throats
have vanished. With them have
gone headaches and general listless-
ness. Exuberant vitality has re-
turned. The energy that brings sue
cess and happiness has come in fun
measure.
To get full benefit from yeast you
must eat it regularly and over
sufficient period Of time. Fleisch-
mann's Yeast is sold at all grocers
and many leading cafeterias, lunch
counters and soda fountains. Start
to-day to eat yeast and learn the
Joy of real health. Eat three cakes
every day, one cake before each
meal or between meals plain. or in
water (hot or cold.). Buy two or
three days supply at time, as 1t
keeps in a cool, dry place.
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recommendations those to
stress the great value of yeast as a
health food in recent interviews
were an internationally known au-
thority on skin disorders and
prominent nutrition expert. They
commented as follows:
PROF. DIR. EDWARD EHLERS, der
matologist of international fame;
holds medical degrees from the Uni
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tics. 1t should keep this position.
as it constitutes one Of the best
cleansing elements for gastro-intes-
tinal infection.
"Yeast reduces the toxins which
form in the alimentary canal, the
real laboratory OF poisons. and
which, by pentrating into the blood
stream, accelerate its growing old
and wearing out. as demonstrated
by the great master Metchnikoff.
BY setting itself against the devel-
opment in the intestines of morbid
germs, either introduced by food OF
bad quality, food badly digested or
Evening star., 1928-11-21
Leaders of Profession in Six
Countries Make Public
Statements Acclaim
ing Yeast Eating
JOINED BY DISTINGUISHED
BIOLOGISTS, DIETITIANS
Great Britain, France, Ger
many, Austria, Denmark,
Belgium Unite in Praise
1000 Doctors Report Results
With Yeast in u. S. Survey

A survey has Just been COM
pleted covering physicians in
every State in the United States.
Half the doctors reporting said
they prescribed fresh yeast to
combat clogging OF the intestines
and kindred ills - indigestion,
skin disorders, headaches,
nerves"
Already millions Of men, wora-
en- and children in America have
been benefited by the remark
able food - fresh yeast-which
doctors throughout the world are
acclaiming.
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Member. BelgiuA8 Royal Academy OF
Medicine; Correspondent, National
Society Of Surgery. Paris and Rome.
1.-THE most recent researches con-
cerning the pernicious influence of
intestinal lamentations have estab-
lished the Importance in the diet OF
products rich in vitamins. From
this point Of view and by reason of
its absolute harmlessness, yeast is
a remedy Of first rank and It's
wealth OF vitamin B makes 1t
food Of great value. For more than
25 years have found yeast advan-
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rConstipation is. with social dis
ease and alcoholism, one Of the
three most dangerous diseases OF
civilization. Unfortunately consti-
patton is generally treated with med
ications which irritate the intestine
and poison the organism. Yeast,
however, is safe remedy. 1t stimu-
1ates the intestine and can be
taken without harm. 1t also in
creases human vitality. Yeast dn;
creases, therefore. the health OF
human beings. :.
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Medical Association OF Belgium;
member many foreign medical So
cieties.
Yeast holds special place in the
therapeutic arsenal at the DISPOSE
ton Of the physician. In the treat
ment of skin disorders, 1t proves it
self q great factor as an enemy of
the staphylococcic germ, and forms
the base of the treatment given for
furunculosis (boils) and other skin
eruptions. In digestive pathology.
1T aids in the struggle against gas
trio disorders"
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versities of Cop
enhagen, Strass-
burg and Paris:
chief physician.
der matological
d epar f m ent.
Municipal Hos
pital, Copenha-
gen; lecturer at
the Academy OF
Medicine, Paris;
d ora ted by
m any foreign
governments for
dis t 1 nguished
researches; be-
loved in his
pNrrva anNV1 fry
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Denmark, for his notable work in
saving the lives OF afflicted child
rem.
"It is many years since my
teacher and friend, DR.. L. Brocq OF
Paris taught me to use fresh yeast
for staphylococcic infections Of the
skin. Since then I have invariably
prescribed yeast IN all cases Of boils,
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DIR. LEOPOLD
MAYER, Knight
Of the Order Of
Leopold and Of
the Legion OF
H or: Officer,
order of the
Crown Of Italy:
Secretary . Gen.
eral, Internation-
al Society Of Sur
gerry: Editor-in-
G HE I. Brussels
Medical journal:
pOndiN
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to the problems Of nutrition has
shown that q sufficient content Of
vitamins is. necessary for whole
some diet. Fresh yeast contains
vitamin B in greater amount than
any other easily obtainable food.
It is possible, therefore. to give
the human organism a sufficient
quantity Of vitamin B when yeast
Is eaten daily"
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OF Medicine at
Amiens, is one
Of the m oS t
ro m / nent Of
French physi-
clans. He is the
author of num-
erous m e d / cal
works, including
Surgical Prac-
tice" and "Con-
stipation." He is
a member Of
the Legion Of
Honor and q re-
cipient Of the
Croix de Guerre
1xrifh pa1T1Ac
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Greatest Belgian Surgeon Says
Has Prescribed Yeast Is Years
Called Remedy Of First Rank by DR.. Mayer;
Enemy of Germs, Says DR.. Beckers

BRUSSELS.-The established place
of yeast as protective food" was
described here by the heads OF the
Belgian medical profession. Among
those to issue statements were:
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p1OOASIIlS O1 IluLI4tAO4AS
at the Hochscule fur
Bodenkultur at Vien-
ma; honorary member
American and German
scientific bodies.
"To-day we know
yeast is a container par
excellence. OF the vita
Minis which form, If we
may say so, the link
between food and med
icamentS. 1t not only
helps nutrition but also
promotes health and
physical and mental
XvaII-f1afV1
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TO snow MS pa
tientS how to
eat; lee u rer.
uni versity OF
cope n h agen;
staff of the CO.
penhagen Mu-
nicipal Hospt-
tai; lecturer to
m die al stu
dents at the
Municipal Hos
pital: author Of
m a ny medical
articles.
I'm rece n +
years scientific
Investigation in.
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d R. r E N e
B E C X e X S, Of
Brussels, Chief
of-Staff of the
University Poly
clinic C Hospital,
Brussels; Organi-
zer and Secretary
General of the
"JourneeS Medl-
Gales" of Brussels;
Treasurer. Inter
national Surgical
Society; S Gre
tary-General, the
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HERR PROF. DIR.
VIKTOR CRAZE, well
known authority on
problems Of bio-chem-
istry: Professor Of Phys
iological Chemistry, I'm
iversity Of Vienna; Of
ficial food analyst of
Vienna.
1--WE know the vita
minis. which are derived
from organic phos-
pilates, are the most
important elements in
q well-balanced diet.
Yeast contains SIIch
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tageous in my practice to regulate
the digestion Of my patients. espe-
cially Of those affected with chronic
intestinal trouble or with bilious
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phosphates In great quantity.
Through the addition Of yeast to
the daily food, therefore, diges-
ton is quickly and thoroughly I'M
proved, and attacks Of nervous
ness and fatigue quickly disap-
pear"
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DIR. l.. F. ROEBUCK KNUTHSEN,
o. b. E., eminent British skin spe-
cialist, Fellow Of the Royal Society
OF Medicine and for twenty years
physician to one of London's lead
ing skin hospitals.
"In dermatology. in which I spe-
cialize, I have been using yeast for
years..
Its simplicity, its purifying or
anti-putrefactive power, its ability
to stimulate the intestinal move
nents - these. together with its
vitamin content, make 1t therapeu.
tically Of great value.
''In my opinion it should be USED
to an even greater extent than 1t
is at present."
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without en-
tering into sci
entific details,
we may recall
that yeast is a
living cell. This
cell can develop
and live in the
intestipes. In
order to live 1t
has to feed IT
self, and for
feeding itself, 1t
absorbS and de-
stroys the dam
6 e Gus wastes.
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Member of the French Academy of Medicine
Saws Yeast Checks Intestinal Fermentation

contaminated, or resulting from in
testlnal infection. 1t is the real po-
1iceman OF the intestines.
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DIR. LASZLO BERCZELLER. one
Of the leading Austrian nutrition
experts, famous for perfecting after
eight years flour from soy beans.
"The greatest bulk of mans food
serves mainly as fuel and building
material; only q very little Of 1t
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FIeischmann Company Receives
62,439 letters about yeast.

In the last year alone, The
Teischmann Company received
62,439 letters telling what yeast
had done for the writers. Eating
yeast for health has become q
national health habit which
promises great benefits. many
medical authorities say.
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Vienna Scientists Give Health Rule

and only particu-
lar kinds act spe-
officially to I'M
prove health and
well-being. Yeast
is one OF these
special foods and
as such is in some
respects Of even
greater i'm por t.
ance to man than
milk. Science has
proved expert
mentally during
the last decades
the long rnCoo-
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Copyright. E4a, The FletErhn1ann
CohpaAX
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VIENNA--The

VIENNA.--The
scientific founda-
Mon for the wide.
spread u S Q OF
yeast by the med
ical prof e s sion
was e expl a i ned
h ere by distin-
guished Austrian
chemists, physi-
ologists and biz
ologists. Among
the s t a t Q rnents
were:
HOFRAT PROF.
d r.. A ID OIL f
AkIa at ANR m
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destruction, it deprives Of their
nourishment the harmful microbes
which might develop in our body"
DIR. VICTOR PAUCHET of Paris.
Surgeon Of the Hospital st. Michel
and former professor Of the School
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CLUSS, international authority on
rlrnhlernS of n1Itritinn. Professor
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the long recog-
nized life preserving curative
properties OF Yeast"
The Washington times., 1928-01-24

Nine. Simopoulos entertained Il
dinner last evening when their
guests were the Minister of Aus
tria, and Nine. PrOchnik. senator
and Mrs. william III. King, SEM
ator and Mrs. Claude Swanson
Senator Henry w. Keyes, Judge
John Barton Payne, Mr., and Mrs
Charles DENLY. Miss Bell Gurnee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Crosby. Mr..
and Mrs. Chandler r. Anderson
and Miss Katherine Judge.
The French Ambassador and
Nine. ClaudeI. the Minister OF Aus
tria. and Nine. Prochnik, with Sen.
ator and Mrs. Arthur R. Gould ana
Representative John y. Boylan win
head 4 list Of over 100 patrons who
are sponsoring tho annual card
party to be given by the Allied So
cieties Of st. Paulss Catholic
Church, In the school auditorium
at " and Fifteenth SITS. N. W., on
January 81. Andrew I. Hickey IL
chairman Of the committee IN
charge.
Mrs Hennen Jennings enter
tanned at dinner last evening
The Washington times., 1928-01-24
SUBJECT No. 2

''Why I believe FIeiScIIn1G1T'S Yeast
is beffer than medicines"
3ssprizesforth ebestle jefferson thissubject--
Let PRIZE $1,000
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flte following points:
/. Why is the continued use Of pills o.
cathartics harmful
2. How does Fleischmann's Yeast keep the
intestinal tract clean7
3. What common ailments are generally
associated with constipation
a. Why is it important that Fleischmann's
Yeast should be eaten regularly every dayi
The Washington times., 1928-01-24
Philip M. Hume to
We'd in Chile; His
Family Prominent Here

4 ENCOURAGEMENT has been
"A made of the engagement of
Miss Constance Ojeda. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ojeda, Of
Bolivia, now residents of IQuiqui.
Chile. to Philip NJ. Hume, son Of
the late Comdr. W. 0. Hume.
u. s. NJ, and Mrs, Hume. Mr..
Hume is q chemical electrical
engineer, and has Of late been
serving with the Chile Explora-
ton Company. His family has
been associated with Washington
for several generations and he Is
q nephew of Miss Laura Mohun.
The wedding viii take place in
June at Chiquicamata, Chile, Mr..
Hume present post. Mrs. w. o.,
HuIme, who has been making her
home with her son in Chile, will
return to this country after the
wedding.
MRS. TAFT, wife of the Chief
W1 Justice. was the honor guest
at luncheon today Of Mrs. Charles
3. Howry, who entertained in her
home on Sixteenth Street.
\ \
NINE. SIZE, wife Of the Chinese
AVA Minister, and Mrs. Jardine,
wife of the Secretary Of Agricul.
ture, were among the guests at
luncheon today Of Mrs. Edward
Eberle, who entertained a conf
pany of IA In compliment to Mrs.
Jacob Leander Loose.
The Washington times., 1928-01-24
MANY DINNERS
ON CAL, ENDAP
LAST NIGHT
Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes Celebrate We'd
ding Anniversary

THE Vice President and Mrs.
i Dawes are today celebrating
their thirty-ninth wedding ami
versary. but without any festivity
to mark the occasion.
Last evening Vice President and
Mrs. Dawes were honor guests At
dinner given by the Minister Of
Czechoslovakia, Mr.. Fierlinger.
The other guests were the Belgian
Ambassador and Princess de Ligne.
the Minister OF the Netherlands
and Nine. van Royen, the Minis
ter or Norway and Nine. Bachke,
the Secretary or War and Mrs.
Dwight r. Davis, senator and
Mrs. David Al. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lansing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Pinchot. and Miss Mary
Patten.
The Japanese Ambassador and
Nine. Matsudaira entertained At
dinner last evening when their
guests were the italian Ambassa-
dor and Nobil Donna Antonietta
de MARITIME, the Brazilian Ambas-
sador. S. Gurgel do Amaraf Jus.
tice and Mrs. Pierce Butler, the
Egyptian Minister and Nine. Samy
Pasha, Senator and Mrs. Fred
erick Sackett, the Undersecretary
Of State and Mrs. Robert Olds, the
Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs. Theodore Douglas RoI,
inson, the Counselor Of the Aus.
trian Legation and Nine. Hauen-
schield. Judge and Mrs. Samuel
Jordan Graham, Judge and Mrs.
Charles G. McChord Miss Mabel
Boartiman, and the Second Secre-
tary of the Japanese Embassy and
Nine. OkamctO.
M&A
The Minister Of Greece and
The Washington times., 1928-01-24
SUBJECT No. /

'sWhv I decided to eat FleiSc1nI0rr1'S
YeGSt and WllGf il has done for me-
3SSprizes for the best1etterson this subject
1st PRIZE $1,000
Ind PRIZE s 500
3rd PRIZE s $50
Z Prizes of 500 each 3Prizes of $50 each
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Uyou write on this subject be sure TO cover
the following points:
i. What made you decide to eat Fleisch-
mann's Yeast for Health ?-Learnine of the
benefits derived by someone elses The ad-
vice Of friend or physicians Or just read
ing about it?
=. Describe the condition of your health
when you began to eat Fleischmann's Yeast,
and tell how your ills interfered with your
work or happiness.
). How did you eat Fleischmann's Yeast
(that is, just plain, or in water or milk, etc.,
and for how long have you eaten it9
4. How was your health benefited by eating
Yeaste What difference did these benefits
to your health make in your daily lifes
The Washington times., 1928-01-24

hand and am lost TO the outside world for hours.
"But when ] relax again after the long physical
and mental tenseness am often almost numb, and
very frequently leave work with terrific headache
that stays with for the rest of the day Finally
began to be troubled with indigestion, too.
"An acquaintance induced me, after much per
suasion, to try eating Fleischmann's Yeast After
two notwithstanding three cakes every day-my
physical condition improved tremendously, and was
no longer bothered with indigestion.
II eat my Fleiaehmann'a Yeast regularly now and
can heartily recommend il to anyone who does not
get enough exercise. It l. wonderful tcaie-keepe
one in hne Shape." O. i. SehaaFF
The Washington times., 1928-01-24

occasional nausea and stubborn constipation.
Il tried everything nsuccessfully. One day
young intern laughingly said, Try Yeast. The
surgeon scoffed. wizard with the knife, he con-
cerned himself little with ailments of my type.
But the seed was aown. At home read OF hene.
FITS others had derived from Fleischmann's Yeast /
began that night. Three cakes daily for five weeks
brought me back to normal. The surgeon was aston
ished Sold on my case, he has interested his col
leagues Today dozen Of the staff at the hospital are
prescribing Fleischmann's Yeast in many cases like
nine" Emily /. CeyIe. 4. ".
The Washington times., 1928-01-24
COOL IDGES TO
DINE WITH
SARGENTS
Attorney General to En-
terrain for President
and First Lady

KFIE President and Mrs. Cool
j idge will be the honor guests
at dinner this evening of the At.
torney General and Mrs. Sargent,
who viii entertain a company of
SS in the presidential suite at
the, Willard Hotel.
The guests will be almost en-
tirely from out of town and chiefly
from Vermont. In the latter group
will be Mrs. Ralph e. Pearsons,
Of Ludlow, daughter of the hosts.
Mrs. Sargent viii appear for he
first time as an official hostess
this season, as she only recently
Joined the Attorney General here
having remained in their home in
Vermont to convalesce from an
illness.
The Secretary of the Interior,
DR.. Hubert Work, win be the next
in the Cabinet to entertain at din
ner in honor of the President and
Mrs. Coolidge.
CHARLES GILBERT sPRosS,
~ Of New York, pianist, organ
list. composer and accompanist,
will feature the third annual ben
eft concert given by the Women's
Guild OF the Central Union Mis-.
sion and Children,s Emergency
Home Friday evening, In the
New willard ballroom. With
him will appear J., Horace Smithey,
the Western baritone. and the
local Chaminade Glee Club of 30
voices directed by Miss Esther
Iinkins. It being an all.Spross
program Of his own compositions
and arrangements, Mr.. Spross will
also accompany the other artists.
Among those for whom boxes
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up entirely the idea Of business career. My fanc&
told me how Fleischmann's Yeast had helped friend
of his. so began eating it myself.
"Wel, began to feel much better-and IN no
time at ALL too it seemed My stomach trouble van
ished entirely. How happy was to be well aganl
81 didn't 60 back to business, however. / go&
married instead" Lefty CorRen
The Washington times., 1928-01-24
Mrs. Everett Sanders
VIII Receipe Tomorrow
At the Mayflower

AIRS. EVERETT SANDERS,
N1 wife of the Secretary to the
President, will be at home to-
morrow afternoon from 4 to 7
o'clock at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Assisting Mrs. Sanders in re-
ceiving win be Mrs. Edward Terry
Sanford, Mrs. Frederic M. Sack
EFT. Mrs. AIben w. Barkley, Mrs.
Thomas r. Walsh. Mrs. Robert
Low Bacon, Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr,
Mrs. Joseph Hines, Mrs. Joel L.
Boone. Mrs. Homer Hoch, Mrs.
William ID. Hull, Mrs. William r,
MacCracken, Mrs. Schuyler Otis
Bland. Mrs. Clarence f. Lea, Mrs.
Arthur Fl. Greenwood, Mrs. Al
bert r. Hall. Mrs. Noble J. John.
son. Mrs. Henry D. Flood, Miss
Evelyn Matthews and Miss Eve
lyn Gordon.
FTNEE Speaker of the House and
Il Mrs. Nicholas Longworth
have AZ their guest for several
days the formers sister. Mrs.
Buckner A. Wallingford. of Gin
cinnati.
+.
JUSTICE AND MRS. HARLAN
d FISKE STONE. and the Sec
rotary of Navy and Mrs. Wilbur
were the ranking guests OF Mrs.
William Fitch Kelley and her son,
Mcclure Kelley, who entertained
a distinguished company, which
included a few of the seasons
debutantes, at q beautifully ap.
pointed dinner at the Mayflower
last evening. The dinner was
followed by a musical program by
Miss Elena de Sayn.
Mrs. Kelly will entertain as
usual tomorrow and February l
in her box for Mrs. Townsend's
morning musicales and will have
her guests with her for luncheon
afterward. She will be at home
February 4 after 4 o'clock.
Mrs. New. wife Of the Post
master General, will not be at
home tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Theodore Hance Tiller and
Mrs. William Wolff Smith enter
tanned at luncheon today at the
Willard, following a short book
talk, in compliment to Mrs. Ernest
Thompson Seton, president of the
National League OF American Pen
Women.
Baron and Baroness Won Below
will entertain at dinner this eve
ming.
Mrs. Chester FYather enter.
tanned at luncheon today at the
Chevy Chase Club.
X II
Mrs. Ennalls Waggaman will
go to Atlantic City on Thursday
to visit her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Frank.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin,
of Boyce, Va, will entertain a
company of y at dinner this
evening a. the Mayflower. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilpin are guests of the lat
ter's parents, Senator and Mrs.
Lawrence y. Tyson, in their home
on r Street.
MISS MARION FIMEs,
AVA daughter of Mrs. George M.
Grimes, is entertaining at tea
this afternoon in the Palm Court
of the Mayflower in compliment
to Miss Hope Skillman, of St.
Louis, who is the guest of Miss
Sarah Major, daughter of Rep
resentative and Mrs. Samuel c.
Major, of Missouri. Others
present are Miss Frances Hill,
Miss Sally Hews Phillips, Miss
Exilona Hamilton, Miss Lila
LaGarde, Miss Celeste Pope and
Miss Dorothy Bierer.
The Washington times., 1928-01-24

have been reserved are Mrs. Her.
bert Hoover, Mrs, William How.
ard Taft, Mrs. Proctor Z. Dough.
erty and Mrs. Sidney r. Talia.
ferro,
Tickets and arrangements are
in charge OF the Women's Guild,
624 Louisiana Ave. On the com.
nittee are Mrs. William How.
ard Ramsey, president: Mrs. John
sylvester Bennett, chairman: Mrs.
IA. b. Risler, Mrs. Edgar B. b.
Belt, Mrs. q. @. Kundahl, Mrs.
George G. Husnann and Mrs.
j. MacF'arduhar.