Evening Star Newspaper, April 7, 1926, Page 21

SOCIETY (Continued from Twentieth Page.) Mrs. Frank Br A. Rodenberz. Mrs, Hadley touching upon White House w attendance of M Following the hich rs. Cool brief Tid, wele m Burydice Club of Toledo, Ohio bering about 60 women. all in early colonial costume, gave a choral pro- gram. with My as soloist tic 1o a delightful high Polo Ball Last Unique and Brill The War lated with orillia N p. being giv I el. where the Mrs, Dawes nd Mrs Chiet of cowved the tended by Dr. Hernan of Brazil, Mr. sador of Gern annual Stalf Rue the Ve Department the Dwizhi K Hazel Johns he program was artis- degree and Vizht iant. nolo ney en Vie at ae Amara ny a Maltzan and the Amb: and Mme. Beren cupied boxes wit country forming the ol under huze, zer, ull h the nd Wi tia ggs and Mrs. William made a brief address the mourning prevented 1t the e the num- " loset altogether Polo ball given by team and novelty the President Secretary Davis M. > Ambassador the an; line i w of Ambas the Ambas Baroness | Beverly ¥ o of 1 ' kzround v ostriy irs in the hoxes wers arr: m with the eages ontlined in little trie lights i of the boxes streamers, it Guests entered the ballroom ¢ colors, ed I and the Ari-o would a paddock or polo field th & latticed-work fanked by ceday were at either e and room. Among particular trees, nd of wer Goal the the features that attention e Tall de rail in white encire Aty the the scintil- | last | Willard | and Wiy the re at leru ador nee m o theiy while anzed o elec rils loved us they | uzh zate in brilliant blue po: room the | Facted horse in stalls at the far end of the room whe Arowsy interest for the ater | The orchestra platform in the room and was su picket fence. set they was showed in the art middle he 1man but proceedinzs of the stationed of the punded by with little Diplomats Oceupy Boxes. The Ambassad Velarde. of the embassy, had guests with The Ambassadc Raroness Maltza members of the embassy staff in their | oty hox The Ambas Mme. Berenger hox Mrs. John Reatrice Hender the emba it The Chief of 1. Hines had as hox the chief of Herbert B. Crbsh: Mrs. Hines apt. and M J Gen. Hine, aide, burn, and Mr Mr. and Mr were hosts at di their gues ad W, C: Dal tor and M Mrs. George Haves. Mrs or of Senor him of wer o n orof R. theiy o v, and Capt. Kilhurn Victor ner W, K e 3 Fr entertalned Henderson, m and members of [ former home at La Mr b . ave his hox 1o the sec doy Germany host e in Maj e, Cr harles evenin on a all white dars enor etary who and and their Miss Staff and Mrs. John | guests in their Iry. Gen. roshy son-inlaw and daughter. | R. D. Cleveland, and | Beriha Robbins we Kil: Kauffmann n Thorpe. lett Wi il . Col M . before the ball, i < including the Minister of | of the local branch of the National Panama and Scnora de Alfaro, Sena-| Woman's Committee for Law En- . and Jack former Postmaster General Mr. Will H. Hays and his brother Ma). Gen. a 1kely entertain My ned At Mr. Hays ‘ dl “har inne even nz and took their guests later to their hox at the ball and Mrs were Sackett E. E Maj. B. Croshy and o G. Chariton. and dinner with their nator Maj. ¢ o and Mre, Alex L Briz en, & 1 host i hiz box resentative and Col. and Mrs. Ale Mrs. L. . Chureh Gen. and My Gen. and | a Ch and Mrs. Henry T, Mrs, Thomas ¥ Gen N, his and My and Mrs. 1. and Mrs, € John iy uests pany H hefore went inelnd Gibhons | Howerston, hotels the Tat ). Rockenbach ~ander Henry o Allen and | Invi In the company M Herbe 8. iC. tall, 1o Mi 1 s1s heinz Rep Mys. Fred =, Purnell. | B. Coxe and | irles G, Treat oceu- them Capt. with W Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mr Mabe! Boardman guests Miss Pattel Mi. and Mrs. with thhm their liam Thomas, 2 sisters of Mr Ma). and Mr: guests with them Mrs. hoste Ay Charles to a comp John R. W Day. maother M her box arke. Miss Yo Klizaheth Jobe. N man Clarke, Mis Mr. Frank Kelly, mon, jr.: Mr. Pay Gately of Ch Other: nf Hu and Mrs. Henry who a Mrs, A e v in Mrs Coun the ball had n. ar H. Conger Pratt had Ish e Davidge and | John Allan Dougherty. and Miss Allen, jr tertained among her Mrs, George T. Marve had |y daughter, d the M Wil s Doyle, in the box of and Mrs. Ord Preston. Mrs. Wood and Other Hosts, Bouzhton iny illiams sitin Wats ande e o Smith « Mr. A Lutz 3 Wood f young people. | hotd at Birmingham, Alx. zave her hox | have to Maj. and Mra. Maurice Fitzmaurice | A" spneral invitation is extended the | the James Dudley Geary Johnson la Moy ert yre, Chariotie o B M was trer’s n. rined eman Miss | at Poli's is meeting with enthusiasm | ford M Froe. rston. Geary John A4 Mr. John | ¢ 1 Szechenyi: § Ashhurst. ere the Minister | Miss the | ‘ T THE EVENIN( STAR., WASHINGTON, in Levi Beavers of Manassas, | son of Mr. Levi Beavers at 11 o'clock Monday mor residence of the Rev . mann. pastor of W Methodist Church. Miss Cecell ers, sister | of the bridezroom. was present at the eremony. Mr. Beavers his bride are guests of his sister 5 |eral days before going to their home lat Culpepper, Mr. and Mrs. | annqunce the marriage of the latter's sister, Miss Amelia Stern, to Mr. Max Goodman. Wednesday, April 7. at 1 o'clock. in the home of the Rev. Dr. Abram Simon. Mrs. Sherman Miles. wife of Maj. Miles, U. S. A.. entertained at tea | vesterday afternoon in the garden of | the Mayflower for her daughter, Miss | Nanita " Y. Miles, her guests heing | Miss Carol Henderson. Miss Priscilla | ten. Miss Elv Johnson, Miss | beth Mitchell. Mr. Rushmore Patier: Mr. William Mitchell, Mr. sten and Mr. Damon Cum ng in the M. Hoff- B. Nordlinze | de Clore M ) ter week jn {old family friends in Lynehburg and attending the wedding from the old Berry homeste Ambherst of Miss Lty Hill Harr izhter of Mrs. ndolph Harrison. nee nddaughter of the wwlor Berry, to M Ewalt, which is tak- Berry i spend. Virginia visiting Berry | late G Judze yrze Walther Place today. De la ok, who at and Mrs. Geo of New apartment ts at dinner My formerly taken an were ha that hotel. Bara have Mrs. Clara B Dodds, formerly of the State of Washington, entertained At a beautifully appointed luncheon lin the red room at the Cairo Hotel Monday. The color scheme was pink and green, with sweet peas nsed for decoration. The guests were Mr Summers, Mrs. Humphrey, [ Tohnson, ‘Mrs, Miller. Mrs. Jones, | Mre. Hadley and Mrs. Hill. all from the State of Washington. also Mrs | Tuta_ Hendricks and Miss Genevieve | Hendricks of this city, Mrs. Ida | Williams of Toledo, Ohio, and_Mr: | Tovee Webster of Buffalo. N. Y. Mrs, Wood and Miss Marjorie. wife nd daughter of Col. W. W. Wood. A.. are spending the Spring in Washington and liv the Cairo Hotel. | ia U, 8. months fing at | Mr. Frederick T. | zeneral of the United States at Frank | fort-on-Main, Germanv. and Mrs. e at the Willard, where | they plan to remain ahont a week. Mr. | Dumont s now on leave in this coun. |try and with Mrs. Dumont has heen | spending much of his time at his aster, Pa Dumont. consul Mizs Hilda Diller entertained cards last nizht a party t her home on Michizan avenue. at Airs H. Wheat and Mr: luncheon zues Durham at Raus- Josenh of Migs Mary W. | cher’s today. L. Mrs. William Darby, chairman forcement, meeting here in conven- tion Sunday. will be assisted in en- tertaining the visiting women by he vice chairmen. including Mrs. Wil- liam MeDowell, Mrs. J. W. Frizzell Mrs. W. E. Chamberlain. Mrs ieorze Ricker, Mrs. Fmma Sanford Sheiton, Mrs. T. E. Brown. Mrs | Harvev S Irwin. Mrs. Frank G. Wil kins and Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. ymmittee chairmen arranging the ils of the convention and enter- | tainment of_the visitors are Mrs, Wal | lice Radcliffe. veception: Mrs Mrs. F Tincheons: Mrs. W stration: Mrs, W patronesses: Ay 1 nshers: Mrs of meetin mus automobiles phato information: publicity M. Ter- Cham w ington. j reil. re | ber iz ry b Fames I Luzene I’ Goodpastuy Dinwiddie, Ketehum, | Charles W. Richardson. decoration: { Mrs. Hugh Smith, lterature, and James E. Gripp. pazes for com- Many prominent In local U. D. C. nnd social circles have taken tables for the benefit card party to be given |by Beauregard Chapter. No. 1102, . D. C.. at_the Confederate Memorial Home. on Vermont avenue northwest, Friday evening, at 8:30 o'clock. Mr: muel Burleizh Milton. president and Mrs. Robert Kelton William: | vice president. of the chapter, re | gratitying success in sales of tickets { for tables, which will go toward the fund for sending old veterans to the | forthcoming national convention, to be Merchants ontributed prizes for each table | public. That h | concert on the afterncon of April the Washington mphony | in all branches of society is evidenced by the reservations for seats which are coming in. Mise Jessie Dell 17, S, vil Servie commissioner. has re took place | Mrs. | of friends | .| Noble L} Russian planist. ator | Madeleine Couzens, Senorita Yolando laimes Freve, the military attache of | the Spanish embassy. Maj 1ius: the military attache of the French smbassy, Gen. Dumont; the naval at- tache of the French embassy and Mme. Willm, the assistant military artache of the French embassv and Mme. Thenau Mr. William Phelps Eno, Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Dru Mrs. Horare Macfarland, Miss Helen Carusi nd Mrs. Daniel €, Rorden. Mr. M Walter R Tuckerman, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Block. Ar. and Blaine Mallan, Miss McKenne, and Mrs, Ches. ter Snow, Miss Anne Devereux, Miss Katharine Wrenn, Mr. and M Waggaman, Miss Banks, d Mrs. Lynn Banks of S Wilbur W. Hubbard. M Hubbard, jr.. Comdr. Jewell. Miss Mand M and the Rev. Meads Sryde, for health eat - PEP EP ot PEP Dr and Theodore I r<hall Mason | Bolion Mae. 9, Nirs. N. V.. is spendi Mr. and Mrs, B apartment at the er week with | nith in their Roosevelt, marriaze of Miss Alice Eliz Mavhew. dauzhter of o Gordonsville, Va., aheth Mavhew T e et et ™) ARTHIR J. SUNDLUN Treasurer ADOLPH K ANN Prosident VEMBERS (F (2/?1(275231551627;z¢1 935 F Street P ANSTERD AN DIAMOND EXCHANG And Other Precious Stones JEWFLERS PLATINUMSMITHS | THE PEPPY BRAN FOOD | | 3 served a block of seats, which will be {occupted by music lovers and others | Interested In the artistic growth of the Capital. Mrs. Harry Atwood Colman, president of the National | Pen Women's League, wil head an {other zroup, and additional patron- csees include Mrs. Robert Lansing, | Mrs. Elkins, Mrs. Frederick H. Brook, | Mrs. Ivanklin 11, Ellis, Miss Kath |erine .Judze, Mrs. Adolph C. Miller, Mre. Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs. A. Garrison McClintock, Mrs. Frank B. Noves and Mme. Ekengren. Among the guarantors are Mr. Christion Heurich. Mr. William = H. Ritter. Mrs. Walter Wilcox, Miss Caroline White, Miss Katherine Judge, | Mrs. H. H. Rousseau, Mr. Charles | Johnson and Mr. Kurt' Hetzel. | Mr. Hetzel will direct the orchestra. | made up of 80 of the finest musicians | which the city boasts, | The Woman's National. Demacratic Club will open its April program with a_ dinner given at the clubhouse, [820 Connecticut avenue, this evening [ which Mr. Claude G. Bowers of [ New York ‘will be the -principal {speaker. The subject of his speech {#t this dinner will be “Jefferson and His Times.” Among those eservations are | Andricus A, Jon, 1 . Robin: te: S ! B John B, . {of the ‘Senator from Wyoming: Mr. | lem Shaver, chairman of the Demo. | | eratic fon Mr. and Robert and M “ordell Hull, Hu ! Thompson, M Borden Harriman. <. Charles Matthews, Mr. and Daniel . Roper. Col. and Mrs | Stephen Bonsal, Mr. . Wilbur | | Hubbard, Admiral Meredith Helm, Meigs, Mrs, Blair | nie Fisher Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. | ! Charles Michelson. Mr. and Mrs. Al- | vin Dodd, Mrs. Antoinette Funk, Mrs. Alexander Hiram Snell i who enator have made and Mrs. r and Mrs. or and Mrs H Mrs. and Mrs Banister, Mr: Richard tose Yates For S, Bright, M Miss Ruth Oberly Mrs. rank ckel €. Burleson, rester, Mr. Tl Willlam A Sedgwick of Philadelphia. viet The reception and dance (o he given hy the Alabama ate Society at { Meridian ~Mansions, 2400 Sixteenth street, this evening at 830 o'clock | will include a short address by Repre- | sentat . R. Bolling. i Receivi with the president of the | society John A, and | {Mrs. Eimore and Mrs, W. B. Bolling f the and fous committees, ’ Arrangements have heen n de for members and their guests who desire | in play cards, and it is requested that reservations . he made for tables through Mrs, J. ¥. Johnson and Mrs. John King Pickett of the entertain’ | {ment committee. Refreshments will be | served during the evening will be the officers chairmen of the | | Among those in the audience at | ! the performance of *“The Pas cording to St. Matthew,” ziven eveninz in the Auditorium by the Bach Choir of Bethlehem, Pa., Dr. J. | Fred Wolle, conductor, were the | Speaker, Nicholas Longworth: Gen. | George Barnett, the Rev. Dr. Robert | Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. I Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parsons { Erwin, Mr. and Mrs. David St. Pler e | Gaillard, Mr. ‘and Mrs. George Maurice Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan | . Phillips, Mrs. Frederick H. Rrooke Miss Frances Mekee, Mrs. st Land, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua | vans, Mre, William Barret | { Ridgley. Mr. and Mrs. Percival Mc t | Ceney-Werlich, Mre, William Belden nd Mrs, Sherman Miles ‘ | The hox holders included the Min lister of Czechoslovakia, Dr. Kierlin I zer; Senator and Mrs, David A. Reed, [ Representative and Mrs. Robert Low 1con, Representative and Mre [ Thomas W. Phillips, fr.: the 1'ndersec [retary of State and "Mra. Joseph Mr. and Mre, Willlam R jr; Mr. and Mrs. Robert and My Emory | Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, | the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Z. B. Phillips, | Maj. William R. Coyle, Mr. and Mra. Dallett Wilson, Mre. Stokes Halkett. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Caspar Miller, Mrs. John C. Phillips and Col. and | | Mrs. Edward B. Parker. | Concertof Russian Artist { Enlists Fashionable Patrons. | Mrs. Dawes heads the list of dis | tinguished patronesses for the con cert to be given by Boris Lang, Thursday afternoon. i April 15, at 4:30 o'clock, at the May- { fiower Hotel. Among other patron- | esses are Mme. Peter, wife of the | Minister of Switzerland: Mrs. Fred- {erick Gillett. wife of Senator Gillett; | Mrs. Philander Knox, wife of the for- mer Secretary of State: Mrs. Lawrence | Phipps, Mrs. Robert TLansing, Mr | Lawrence Townsend, Mrs. Charl | Denby, Mme. Kkengren. Mrs. Han Vider, wife of the Assistant of War; Mrs. Lammot Belin, Henry W. Fitch, Mrs. Everett vife of the Secretary to the Mrs. Charles . Me Williams, Mr: | Secretar: | Mrs nders, sident Clarence Caprrihted. 1926, hy P. 0. Beauty Features touches your face. Note then the great difference that comes OUNTLESS women make the great mistake of letting make- up remain on their faces over night. Poor complexions thus often come. Yet, used rightly, powders, rouge and make-up will not injure. The rules for make-up as used by women of the stage and urged by skin authorities are these: just care- ful cleansing of make-up accumula- tions from the pores with the gentle lather of Palmolive Soap in the fol- lowing way: RULE 1 Cleamsce the Skin First Never apply poteder or rouge to an uncleaw, dusty skin, or to an osly sk, That is ruinous. It results in that| artificial made-up look vou dislike. Dampen a cloth in warm water, work up a mild lather of Palmolive and go over your face lightly with it, then rinse with cold water . then apply your make-up. Just see the difference this will make. RULE 2 Never Let Make-Up Stay On Over Night Powders, rouge and all cosmetics have a tendency to clog the pores . often to enlarge them. Black- heads and disfigurements often fol- low. Nover let make-up stay on over might. This is all-important. a fun- damental in correct skin care. Follow these rules. You'll never | Goring Bliss’ | national Mrs. John H. Gibbons, A Mondell, A Deming Parsons, Mrs, Hayne A Frank Berrien, Miss Elizabeth Howry and Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thom. A candy sale, under the direction of Mrs. Albert C. Shafer, fe a feature of the card party being given by Ssther Chapter, O. T, today at the Willard He Mrs. J. Han of reservations and 100 tables have been ditional patronesses are F. Roberts, Mrs. Louis J. J. Frank Camphell and Fowler. Mrs. L. Phillips has charge announces that reserved. Ad Mrs. Charles Fosse, Mrs. Mrs. Ernest rg has returned 1o her home In New York after spend- ing some time at the Willard. Mrs, Berg was formerly Miss Portla Willis, daughter of the late Representative Benjamin A, Willis. Mrs. Laura A. Bradley. chairman of (he forum luneheon committee of the Women's City Club, announces that Mr. Willmott Lew Washington corvespondent of the London Times, Wil be the honor guest at the luncheon at the club on Saturday at 1 o'clock. Mr. Lewis will speak on ropean Problems Up to the Minute.” ‘This will he the last forum luncheon to be held at the club this season, and the last under the direction of the present committee. Among those who have made reservation for the lunch con are Mrs. Edward I'. Costigan, Mrs. James Calbreath, Mrs. Albert ney, Mrs, J. J. Walsh, Mrs Mrs, Keabler, Mrs. nhoofd, M Daniels, Mr Patrick € and Mrs. of Samuel M. Beck Kerran: Caroline Naher, Dr Benjamin nell, Mrs. Stephens, A. Francis Ingram. With the hoxes taken and a arge subscription list of prominent Washington women interested in the benefit of the Girl Scouts of the Dis- trict, the children's Easter dancing festival FKriday afternoon of this week will unaoubtedly be a most pop- ular and most successful post-Lenten Mrs Foye | event. The performance, featuring Mrs. E. newest fary fantasy. “Once Upon a Time,” will be under the direction of Miss Hawke and will he given at the Belasco Theater be- ginning promptly at 2:15 o'clock. Among new subscribers are Mre. Copley Amory, who has the last box: Mrs. F David Barry, Mrs. Mrs. Keith Merrill. The proj m includes solo numbers by Christine Ekengren, who will ap pear in a sword dance; Lucia Bllis in a butterfly dance, Priscilla Totten, El vira Johnson and Christine Ekengren in a trio, “Moment Musical,” and two particularly attractive up numbers, Spring.” which was given last vear and 1s to be repeated this season by request. and a new number, “Gypsies.” One of the most delightful features of the performance is to be the fairy dance which opens the fantasy, “Once Upon a Time. A The Ambassador of France. who is to be guest of honor of the descend ants of Thomas Jefferson at their table at the Jefferson breakfast Tues | day, April 13, at the Mayfower Hotel, will deliver his maiden speech in this country on that occasion, which 1z in celebration of Jefferson’s birthday and for the benefit of Monticello as hrine The hreakfast true Jeffe tables being flowers, but torical and value, The, is to be marked by onlan simplicity, the decorated U with with approy his- family relies great te of Democratic _Women's _ Club, Schoolgirl Visitors in Washington are cordially invited to the smart cel- lection of Spring and Sum- rel shewn by INCORPORATED 1747 Rhode Island Ave, lnsive shop f. tive for the on your skin By NORMA TALMADGE N soft and lovely. And as the months roll by. vou'll need fewer cosmetics. Do not use ordinary soaps in the | treatment given above. Do not think any green soap, or represented as of palm and olive oils, is the same. BE SURE YOU GET THE REAL PALMOLIVE Remember that before Palmolive came, women were told, “use no soap on your faces.” Soaps then were judged too harsh. Palmolive is a beauty soap made for one pur- pose only: to safeguard your com- plexion. 60 years of soap study stand behind it. Millions of pretty skins prove its effectiveness beyond all_doubt. Tt coste but 10c the cakel—so little that millions let it do for their bodies what it does for their faces. Obtain Palmolive today. Note what one weéek of its use brings you. The look made-up. Your skin will be Palmolive Company (Del. Corp.), Chicago, Illinois, D. C., WEDNESDAY, whose table is named in honor of Mrs, Woodrow Wilson, will have as a centerpiece the large silver loving cup presented to Mrs. Wilson at the | time of her marriage to the President by the Virginia delegation in Con gress. Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones is hostess for this table and the guests include Mrs, Kendrick, Mrs. Mary 7. Norton, Mrs. Cordell ‘Hull, Mrs. ( 8. Thomas, Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs. Borden. Harriman, Mrs. James Meredith Helm, Mrs. Blair Bannister, | Mrs. Frank Hiram Snell, Mrs. Stephen Bonsal, Mrs, Minnie Fisher Cunning ham, Mrs. George M. Ickels, Mrs Richard Burleson. Mrs. Frank | Bright Mrs, Julien Jacqueline Mason, and Leaders of women's teams in United Palestine appeal campaign will he entertained at a tea Friday after noon at the Jewigh Community Cen ter hy Mrs. John M. Safer, chairman of the women's division, and Mrs. | Henry Hirsh and Mre. lsadore Kahn, vice chairmen. Mrs. Nathan Musher, Julius H Joseph Kaminsky. Mr man, Mrs. | David Alpher, Mrs. ¢ Oxenbere. s. Philip Mandell, Mrs. H. Hert Mrs. Charles Pilzer. Mrs. Nor- man Kal and Mr. Mauric cjesen- feld will he the guests, the | Patronesses for card party at \ man Park Hotel fav for henefit of St. Thomas Catholic Chu I include Mrs. A. Abbaticchio, ) . Beers, Mrs. M. J. Rorden hert J. Bourke, Thoma, thany s, A. By A. e ihan, Mrs. 1. B. Casley tin J. Connolly, Mre, William ne, Mrs. Daniel Dineen, Mrs Richard 1. Donnelly. Mrs. Robert Dore. Mrs, David J. Dunigan Charles Drake. Mrs. John J., Mrs. John A. Kckert, Mrs. Alexander C. Eustace, Mrs. John B. Flynn and others Harvey Dawson, 725 Sixth southwest, vesterday asked, the trict Supreme Court to adjudge him a voluntary bhankrupt. Dawson, who savs he is'a moving picture operator, lists his debts at $2,723 and his assets $75. He is represented hy Attor W. Hearn. street Dis | | Seeks Bankruptey. ! | at ney R R A Gift of Flowers Teleohone Main 3707 Days are growing warmer, and not the only ones to know it. are awake. so guard your Furs Storage at moderate rates—against Fire. Telephone Main 725 Theft and Moths, for Fur Storane. OMNLEY Skirt archid is patterned Britliants. Reloin is Misses Lace Pink achieves unwusual - Tect shadowed by hiack and pink traiting sde trim. 10 50 | Biennial Convention to Be Hel mague of American Pen Women “1”] | be held here from April 24 to 30, open | ing with an authors’ breakfast at the | Mayflower, at which Ellis Parker But- | | ler will serve as toastmaster and Inez | Haynes | speakers. | Sunday Shoreham, Hotel, under the direction of 1sabel Fiske Conant, chajrman, and | Jeanne Robert Foster, assoctate chair- man. vention, with Mrs. Harry Atwood Col | man, | will shoreham Hotel, TWO STORES : RAOIIGIOIOIOIIIOR R You're Not Forgetting? The Moths Blnck APRIL 7. 1926. 21 PEN WOMEN TO MEET. 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