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FURNITURE FOR RENT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

P PART; WIs5AEs TO sTBLET ROOM DON
Apt. COL, 1888 18th st. NV, or resident
1885 ST. Nw.-5 ROOMS AND BATH,
glass enclosed sleeping porch, irigtdatre; $85.
254O MASS AVE. NV, APT. 1922 LARGE
refrg, garage open evenings. $50 25'
WONDERFUL BRIGHT GROOM APT, FAC
lng two streets; in bullying occupied by
1910 AsHMEAD PL. NV, AT CONN. AVE.
aud Taft Memorial Bridge. Attractively ar
ranged one two and three room ana n ar
Sec resident manager.
1885 CALIFORNIA ST. N.W,-ATTRACTIVE
front apt. rooms, large Kitchen and clos
cts, Frsldsire; near school, car lines. rs
Few WEBSTER, 44o3 l4th ST. NV, APIS.
% rooms kitchen, bath; newly decorated;
low rents. See manager. Apt. "a.
1915 10th ST NW-FRONT APARTMENT;
heated light and ventilation from ex-
posures Modern nreproof building; s47;S
sl5 18th ST NE. SQUARES NORTH OF
Lincoln Park; rooms and bath. front apt,
ianitor service; nearly new; without Trig ID
st. NV. Mr.. Clark.
1909 KEARNEY ST. N.E,--ATTRACT1yE
apt. in new brick residence; s rooms, KtSIh-
en- and bath; cont. h. W; adults reasonable
FIVE BRIGHT. CLEAN ROOMS, NEWLY
decorated lst floor, south front; porch;
Gen Gen h hGgse ref RI 1901 Park I'd
1867 IRVING ST. vs. sorrFBie1t I1ca
ton; ali outside rooms. Apply resident
manager.
N ST. AT I7th-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN, WITH
exposures Apply Apt /, 1882 nth ST n W
DEsART sI RsssrGK92da32RRAA PPf2o AV FREE hw
E or room RAJ and bath apartment now
available in this most. beautiful and con-
yenient SECTION Of COLORADO ave p pentst
Il f'n r. 4n SMITH trTf s47s 18th st. NV. Adams
DETACHED ar, BATH APT IN 2-FAM1LY
BY lovely trees. Col $3.50. 5000 Kansas ave.
Big bargain
7o5 18th NW-DOWNTOWN
S25 SO large rooms. bath. front, mod apis.
SIS So larse rms, bath, porch MOD. apis.
KED3IcK 18th 9 K AIT 49 19r.s L 1YaF.3is
newly decorated; very attractive %.
30s MD AVE NE
2 rooms. kitchenette' Gas' electricity semi
1918 4th ST. N.W.--ENTIRE SECOND
With With FriiStdaiTe and private bath. New
PELHAM COURTS, 2ll5 ST; N.W.-vERY
balcony: 8 exposures large closets Frist-
5000 7th ST. NW-3 LARGE ROOMS, ELEC.,
gas h,-wh.. for light Housekeeping, in beau
tiful Petworth. Adults preferred. Rea-
Sonsble. ---
1917 GALES ST. NE.-ENTIRE SECOND
noo-. Ink, modern brick home; back porch;
eiec heat. gas included: $3.50.
RUTLAND COURTS l725 18th N.w.-THREE
Ia we rooms, Kitchen, BATH; large reception
hail: southeast exposure, $77.50, including
Frigidaire.
ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH; NEAR
schools. stores and car lines ami. 36ls
iao Attn IT. SE-s-ROOM AND BATH
anartment, Srd Aoor; ami, porch, hest;
rent reasonable - SiSht tenant. 1nauiEs In
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Rooms AND BATH; G COM ,sT 81 IsEs
ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
hot-watsI heat, elee and gas; $500 call
after $50 Monday. 2lo otn 81. Sc;
SECOND FLOOR-ONE ROOM. KITCHEN,
tile bath. screened-in sleeping porch. sink:
sas ranse, elee. gGs' h-w.h,; ADULTS; 81!
mo. 1910 Quebec pl. NV Col. l642-W.
2el7 18th ST. NW-THREE LARGE FRONT
rooms. corner apt. kitchenette. bath, sec
ond loor. private entrance; reasonable. AZ
ROOMS KITCHEN TSa5 DINETTE BATH I'll
1891. Star Once
l742, COLUMBIA RID. Nws-5, ROOMS,
Srisht and airy Apply 1853 Columbia I'd I'd
OPEN-ill5 MD. AVE NE-MOD. 2 RMS.
KITCHEN. bath, hrst floor, porch; $500. Col.
OPEN rs PM-i36s MASS AVE Sc
sonsbie KEY Col 1850 ,OD''"' N"'"Se' :"
SOIL 7th ST NV
Two rooms kitchen and bath.
Adults.
ment' first floor. Apply 1911 Oak
WOODBURY. COURTS. 35Il 18th ST. NV
Two rooms. kitchen and bath Newly pa
R R cor and s5 Rain'ed Resident manager Apt
sl4 nth PL. NE.-NEw HOME. OR
room apt sink, gas range, private bath;
1916 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
in the Concord 81
l zoos sUF 55s PIT, Pr .SSw@Two ROOMS
COUPLE. Adults. s4S. Adams 7s4i ~ W.
5 ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR-TWo- FAMILY
h0qfs ST he1s f"T cos Tss, adults SIS
aiTe: newiy decorated s57 l5er' 0''n ft Is!
s22, 5oI,TINY BUT NICE; LIVING ROOM,
stops outside Pot. 2sos $500 9th i1; st. ne su0
OAKLAWN TERRACE, 1920 16th-TWo AND
ing porches; Frigdaire. Resident manager
70 Suitcase, 7O4 BOULEVARD, 2i2I N
bath. Frisidaire exposures aSnedsn 1ns sun
light overlooking Potomac Park Nat. $3.50. =
PARTY WISHES TO sUBLET 2-RooM,
kitchen and bath apartment. Apply Apt. AGA,
2l2s Eye st. NV. or resident manager.
s III so and 1naiosed porch ami
1922 N INVITE LARGE ROOMS, BATH
front low rent; $3.50: electric refrigerator,
l4' aA RARSARD c6 ST NV
ai2e r ssa s. kit BATH FeeeD' hail. Frisid-
~. ra HEDGES & LANDyoIoT,
,,,,na 80, 2Oiss i 18th ST. Sc,
r po2ah and SfG yard Linz assn
2OO9 BELMONT RID
Four large rooms and bath. Frisidaire on
S02 10Th ST NV
Two rooms, kitchen and BATH. Apply to
owner 25t
622 G ST. S.W., APT % ROOMS AND
bath housekeeping apartment. living room
exceptionally large; ami; heat and hot
water furnished; well kept apartment house
National 1920 Rent. SOS 25'
ROOMS AND BATH. S45: ADULTS. IN
quire 1922 Mass. ave. sc.
800 EAST CAPITOL. ST
3rd floor, private home; large rooms and
kitchenette ami; reasonable; adults.
ONLY S57.5o-DOWNTOWN
Delightful front apt. of three rooms kitch-
en- bath and porch. Southern exposure and
elevator service. few minutes walk to
govt. deptS., business section, theaters, etc
one square to buses, cars, stores, etc. APP
ply Res. MGR, 1705 st. NV.
RENTAL ONLY $500
Attractive apt. OF rec. hall, three large
rooms, kitchen. tiled bath and larre porch
Bright apartments with every convenience.
newly gone over Near 18th and Columbia
I'd. business section, theaters. cars, stores
etc Apply tantor 1929 California st. NV.
Bill 18th ST. NV.
Convenient and comfortable downtown
apt. of three rooms and bath DeSirably
located only minutes walk to business sec
ton, govt. depts., stores. sheaters, etc.
low rental OF $500, includes electricity.
DAVIDSON g. DAVIDSON
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PARTY WISHES TO SUBLET ROOM.
kitchen and bath with Murphy bed. Apply
Apt. COL, 1888 18th st. NV, or resident
manager.
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Quire 1922 Mass ave Sc

800 EAST CAPITOL. ST.
3rd floor, private home; 2 large rooms and
htchenette; ami; reasonable; adults.
ONLY S57.50-DOWNTOWN
Delightful front apt. of three rooms. kitch-
en-. bath and porch. Southern exposure and
every convenience. with refrigeration and
elevator service. few minutes walk to
govt. deptS, business section, theaterS, etc.
One square to buses, cars, stores, etc APP
ply Res. MGR, 1705 St NV.
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NEAR lllh AND PARK RD

DOWNTOWN-ONLY $3.50.
Bright apt: of rec. hail. three rooms,
kitchen tiled bath and porch. Splendid
condition, every convenience, with elevator
service; Unusually desirable location; only
nve minutes walk to govt. depts.. business
1923 G. street n " N'
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PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-NEW FRIC,
excellent location; lovely apis. OF /. and
ing room, hall. kitchen, dinette, bath; 2 ex-
posures complete; reasonable. Adams 1882
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room apartment with another. $3.50, Til
den Gardens. 5000 Conn. ave. Clev. $3.50.
1908 EAST CAPITOL ST. S.E,-3 OR L. II.
k. / or 2 bed rooms; heat, gas. cleo; adults
only: $40 and $50 II"
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DETACHED Ar, BATH APT IN 2-FAMILY
by lovely trees. Col $3.50. 5000 Kansas ave.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


sos 18th ST. Nw-5 ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath. free Frigidaire: newly papered, painted.
Perfect condition. SIS.
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sol s. CAROLINA AVE. sE-ATTRACTIvE
living room, Kitchen. incl sleep. porch and
bath; completely furn.; clean: reasonable
Atlantic IT10-J
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2c.s ST Nwman s,,, FLooE; .a,o R5D
bath; ladies or couple; no children $50.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN. FRIoIDAIRE'
bath with shower; southern exposure. Apt
3o7 .2soi Adams Mill I'd. NV; nights and
EMPLOYED LADY TO SHARE LOVELY 3
room apartment with another. 5oS.G: Til.
den Gardens. 5000 Conn. ave. Clev. 1854.
K, or 3 bed rooms; heat Eas' cleo ADULTS
NICELY FURNISHED BED ROOM NEXT TO
bath: centrally located; reasonable. 1900
3Ol s. CAROLINA AVE. sE,-ATTRACTIvE
LIVING room, kitchen, incl sleep. porch and
bath; completely furn.; clean reasonable
Atlantic 172o-J.
1904 MONROE ST N.W.-ATTRACTIVE
light Housekeeping apartment; large porehi
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD-NEW FRIG.
excellent location: lovely apis. OF l. and
beautifully furnished rooms spacious dress
posures; complete; reasonable. Adams 1882
s2 st ST and SrsB for 2nd sse
tricity and heat furnished; blocks from
Government Printing once, in private
home.
ARTISTIC / ROOM. x. AND b; ANTIQUE
mahogany. Oriental rugs. linen. silver; down
town; quiet. sunny; reas. West 0e32, Apt $40.
apartment for reasonable people. 3 bright,
airy rooms. large porch. bath good closets;
S55 covers gas. electricity. ADAMS 1S4z
ONE ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH. FUR
1880. M MAY DOUGLASS. lo25 18th st.
NV.
fro from Lin Lincoln Park-LNiceiy furnished two
room apartment; adults only.
APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.
TAKOMA PARK-TWO OR THREE HOUSE
keeping rooms: ami: garage; reasonable
2l9 Maple ave Eyeni9gs s s5ter or sundays
III 18th ST. .N.E.-.APT. 3 ROOMS AND
bath; employed couple preferred; furnished
or unfurnished.
TWO YOUNG LADIES. MOVING TO NEW
apt bldg. Nov. LIST, desires to share rooms
with other ladies No. 0765. 20
PETWORTH-2 LARGE ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath; ami Adams 1913. -
WOODRIDGE-3 ROOMS, BATH, SLEEPING
porch, heat. gas light: new home; aduIts'
1907 gath St ne. North 1887
4 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH AND GARAGE.
725 Silver Spring ave, Silver Sprlng, No.
1919 COL. RD-2 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH,
electricity, hot water basement apt care
for furnace; reasonable rent. -
SEE THIS APARTMENT.
44os Ga. ave. n.w.--Newly decorated. IKE
laundry: cont. hot water; $40 so unfurnsheo
and $3.50 furnished. Janitor. --
SEE THESE APARTMENTS,
Ready to move in. rooms. kitchen ana
bath. bqilt-in furniture that has never og foI
prices and location. Large corner pul!Qiihns
overlooking Rock Greek Park. near the MIL
lion Dollar Bridge. 24l0 goth ST. NV. Man
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sls LIST ST. N.W.-ENTIRI and FLOOR;
contains 3 rooms and bath for Ink; cleo
Government Printing once, in private
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1904 MONROE ST Nw.-ATTRACTIVE
light Housekeeping apartment; large porch;
S25 per month; near stores and cars. az
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1920 ONTARIO RD-FIREPROOF APT
bldg overlooking park; free refrigs hv
nm, bed rms, dinet, kit, b. cor, front;
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2ool EYE ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and private bath. completely furnished,
ami near departments and G. W. Univ.
Iils K ST NV
Nicely furnished apt. of ? rooms kitchen
and bath Met S647
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nor WINTER THS-ATTRACTIVELY
furnished apt. rooms, kitchen. 2 baths
ais Kalorama I'd NV, apt. 2o2. InSpec-
tion TO q any day 25'
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NICELY FURNISHED BED ROOM NEXT TO
bath: centrally located; reasonable. 1900
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tyreSt mattress and dc luxe sprlngS always
continuous hot water for baths day or
niFht. as often as you like privilege OF
washing in basement; back yard dishes,
1inens-all but groceries. Near stores and
car lines. Is minutes TO Treasury; S45
month or $22.So semi-monthly Phone Lin
eoln G9T4
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Bill 18th ST. NV
Convenient and comfortable downtown
apt. of three rooms and bath. Desrably
located. only S minutes walk to business sec
ton, govt deptS., stores. theaters, etc
low rental of $500, includes electricity.
DAVIDSON e. DAVIDSON,
Realtors,
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HEN TAD UNI1 A55.UU,
Attractive apt. OF rec. hall, three large
rooms, kitchen, tiled bath and large porch.
Two rooms can be used bed rooms.
Bright apartments with every convenience.
newly gone over. Near 18th and Columbia
I'd. business section. theaters. cars, stores,
etc. Apply janitor. 1929 California st. n W.
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Calendar of Exhibitions

CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART, SeDen-
teenth street and NeD York Gpenue.
Exhibition of Mexican Arts. April
to p. EtchingS By Alfred Hutty. March
% to April 10. FTescoes By Eben +.
Co9ainS
PHILLIPS MEMORIAL GALLERY. 1900
Tioenty-fTS street. Modern Art and
Its Sources. Special Exhibitions: Works
OF Harold weston, John Marin and
Betty Lane
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART, Tenth
and B streets northwest. Permanent
collection Memorial Exhibition OF
Water Coiors By Henry Bacon. Mdrch
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, Tenth
and B streets Southwest EtcFingS
AQWGtfnts and DrypOtnts By Win Sim
mons and Teresa CeTutti Simmons.
March 80 to April rs.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL MU-,
scum, Arts and Industries Building,
Tenth and B streets southwest Photo
graphic portrait studies by AGge Rem
teldt March to end OF April
FREER GALLERY OF ART, TtDeltth
and B streets southwest. Permanent
collection. Recent Acquisitions. Art of
the Near East and of East India.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, Print Dipi-
sion, First street bettoeeH East Capitol
and streets southeast. Early AmeTi-
can En0rGUinCS from the Mabel Brady
GGTOGn Collection, Yale University TO
end of May.
AHIS CLUB OF WASHINGTON, Z0II
street northwest. Exhibition of Con-
temporary Brazilian Art April to IS.
TEXTILE MUSEUM, 1880 S street north
nest. Rugs, tapestries and other ter
tiles of the Near and Far East. Open
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 2
to o'clock. Admission By card, OBJ
tGtnGble ct the Office of G. H. Myers,
1903 II street northwest.
DUNTHORNE GALLERY, 1I43 Connect
icHt Avenue. Etchin0s in coIoTs By d.
p. Tyson. Through April.
LITTLE GALLERY, 1891 Connecticut
Avenue. Paintings by group of young
Washington Artists
HOWARD UNIVERSITY ART GAL
LERY, Strth street and HO1DGTd place
Exhibition OF Work By American Negro
Artists. March &c through April II.
Pencil Points Small House Competition
April through IS.
MOUNT PLEASANT BRANCH, PUBLIC
LIBRARY, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets northwest Exhibition of Land
ScGDe Club OF Washington Through
April.
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as depicted IN these paintings appears lovely
enough to warrant a lifelong infatuation in
Rios residents Henrique Cavalleiro, an out
standing romanticist, Quirino Silva and Gastao
Formenti are among the portrayers of the Bra
lillian capital who have sent especially engaging
views
Senior Cavalleiro shows equal facility In figure
painting. His decorative panel youth" Is in
a style somewhat reminiscent of the work of a
contemporary French painter, Jean Dupas.
Georgina de Albuquerque. another of the best
known painters Of Rio, is represented with three
large canvaSes, one Of which, Nude" was ex-
hibited IN the Pan-American exhibition at Los
Angeles in 1925. This and another painting
He Loves Me Not" are cosmopolitan in char
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Sac Paulo are reputed to be in the vanguard of
modernism" while the capitals artists adhere to
conservative principles, there Is healthy Diff
ference Of opinion manifested in each camp.
Three OF the most advanced modernists Di
Cavslcanti, Cicero Dias and Ismael Merry, are
found in the group from Rio while such engag-
ing traditionalistS as Paulo Vale, tr., and Leao
Vergueiro are "PauliStaS"
There are no less than II different paintings
entitled "FSio Landscape" Several are pano-
ramas, showing the city's "fairylike setting with
the mountains grit about it and the blue At
lantic LAYING its curving shore line" as one
traveller described 1t. The contrast between the
deep blue Of cloudless skies and sea and the
un-batlled white pastel-colored buildings
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D"HE portrait Of Ernest Lee Jahncke, as
sstant Secretary of the Navy recently
completed by c. Arnold Slade, is to be
exhibited at the Isaac Delgado Mu-
scum, in New Orleans, Mr. Jahncke's
native city. This is but one Of a number OF
portraits Of noted men Mr.. Slade has painted
during the four Winters he has lived in Wash
ington A portrait Of Secretary Hyde was
lately painted for the Government. Senator
Brookhart's portrait was painted for the Des
Moines, Iowa, Gallery: one Of Senator Over
man for Duke University. Ambassador Dawes,
former Attorney General Sargent, Senator
Tydngs of Maryland, former Senator Suther-
land Of West Virginia and Judge Remick have
also been portrayed by this artist. IN addition
to many private citizens Of washington.
Mr.. Siade was born in Acushnet Mass, m
1892. He completed his general education at
Brown University, graduating in 1904, and
studied art at the New York Art Students
League and at the Academic Julien, Paris
afterward travelling extensively IN Europe and
the Orient Early in his career he received
widespread recognition for his treatment Of
biblical scenes, as well as presentations Of life
in the Orient and studies of the French peas
antry In Truro Mass, where he spends his
Summers, he devotes his time to the painting
of landscapes and marines. Such variety OF
subject matter keeps his approach TO poT-
traiture fresh and enthusiastic.
A BRONZE bust Of Senator Thomas j. Walsh
n of Montana by Louise bidder Sparrow Of
this city is to be unveiled next Wednesday at
the new Community Center at Two Rivers
Mont, the boyhood home of the Senator, who
has recently been reelected to the United States
Senate for his fourth consecutive term. A copy
OF this bust in Carrara marble has been pre-
scented to the State Of Montana by Senator
Walshs daughter, Mrs. Emmett Gudger.
A life size plaster copy Of the statue Of Col.
Archibald Oracle, by MRS. Sparrow, is soon to
be placed IN the museum at Montgomery, Ala.
The original statue Is in the Museum of the
City of New York and marble copy of it was
unveiled earlier this season in the National Gal
Iery Of Art. Mrs. Sparrow's bust of Gen. Gorgas
is 10 be exhibited in Paris in May at the Inter-
national Colonial and Overseas Exposition, by
the commission of the United States of Amer
lea The artist has also recently completed
a bas-relief portrait Of Thomas A. Edison and
she is now at work bas-relief of Brig. Gen.
Samuel Warren Miller, u S. A. retired She
Is q native Of Maiden, Mass, but has lived In
Washington for several years. Two Washington
6culptors were among her instructors-Henry
X. BuSh-Brown and the late Uric ]. Dunbar.
THE Brazilian exhibition now at the Arts.
- Club offers color, picturesqueneSs and
variety, yet not as much Of the last as one ex-
pected from advance reports. For although
works by modeFnists well as conservatives
have been included, the general atmosphere Of
the show - traditional. This Is not detrimental
b enjoyment Of II; quite 10 the contrary. An
other interesting discovery b that there Is By
no means unantntty Of outlook by all the mem
berS Of each city group. Although the artists q
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BY FLORENCE S. BERGMAN.

7THE portrait of Ernest Lee Jahncke,
sstant Secretary of the Navy, recently
completed by c. Arnold Slade, is to be
~ exhibited at the Isaac Delgado Mu-
= in Orleans .Iahncke,s
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with foreigners and natives. Mrs. Gam
was in summary costume Of figured
chiffon. green predominating. with fig
ures of tan and brown, and her hat
was of tan straw with brim trimmed
with a narrow band of brown velvet and
she wore a scarf of brown fox fur.
The members of the cabinet were well
represented. those from that circle in
Guiding Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley. wife
Of the Secretary of War. wearing a
becoming gown Of blue foulard figured
with white and q darker shade OF blue,
her hat Of rough straw matching the
darker shade and having q brim turned
off the face and worn well back. Mrs.
William De Witt Mitchell, wife Of the
Attorney General. also chose . figured
silk, green predominating in the color
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the ladies accompanying them. but the
Ambassadors and Ministers and their
ladies whose countries are represented
in the congress. The foreigners were
particularly enthusiastic over the wealth
OF purple wisteria on the veranda and
climbing to the very caves Of the man
sion. and especially the luxuriant
blossoms that formed a veritable sheet
of purple over the pergola at one side
of the garden. The lilac hedge and
other Towering shrubs came in for con-
slant admiration, as did the dogwood
trees in full flower, which showed on
the slopes of the grounds. Mr.. Charles
L. Cooke of the State Department made
the introductions, the guests arriving
In steady stream, but at no time in
congested throng.
Two large marques, one on either
side OF the lawn. not only served as
booths for the refreshments, but also
to lend brilliant color to the landscape
the setting being further enhanced by
gay umbrellas over small tables, about
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which groups sat and chatted. The
Marine Band Orchestra also gave its
usual strong note of color to the YER
dant setting, but dispensed its program
with the skill and artistic value which
has given 1t q worldwide fame.
Costumes Lend Color.
Mrs. Stimson wore a costume OF
American beauty red satin fashioned in
coat effect and flaring slightly toward
the knees, where 1t fell over a straight
skirt Of black. Her hat was black
straw with q moderate brim and about
her neck she wore scarf Of sable fur.
The Vice President, Mr. Curtis, with
his sister, Mrs Edward Everett Gam,
were among the early arrivals and
fingered on the luxuriant lawn to chat
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Mrs. Adams Hostess to
Visiting Colonial Danes.

Mrs. Charles Francis Adams, wife Of
the Secretary of the Navy, will give a
reception this afternoon in honor Of
the Massachusetts, delegates attending
the Congress of the Colonial Danes OF
America. The Navy Band will play Sc
lections during the afternoon and,
weather permitting, the garden will be
open.
Mrs. Adams will be assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs Henry L. Stimson, Mrs.
Patrick j. Hurley, Mrs. William De Witt
Mitchell, Mrs. Robert Patterson La
mont. Mrs William N. Doak, Mrs.
Charles Evans Hughes and Mrs. Larz
Anderson. Alternating at the tea table
will be Mrs. William r. Castle, jr.: Mrs.
William " Pratt Mrs. Mark Bristol
and Mrs. Hilary P. Jones.
The Secretary of the Interior. DR.,
Ray Lyman Wilbur, attended the dinner
given last evening by the governor OF
the Federal Reserve and Mrs. Eugene
Meyer, jr., who entertained for a group
of foreign delegates to the Commerce
Congress. In the company were the
former prime minister of Belgium and
Nine. Theunis, NJ Alberti Pirelli Mr..
Eugene w. r. Mason, Sir George PaiSh,