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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. MONDAY; APRIL 1, 1918.
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tep toward'-'gettlng rid of the small
army of of Hear on non-nghtlng duty
with the War Department in the DIs
triet.
Senator "Thomas' resolution was
adopted -without, discussion, calling
cm the War JJEjiarJmerit 'for informa
tion aa to whtnumber of non-combatant
offlcara had been commissioned
eince the beginning of the war. The
purpose of Senator Thomas in secur
ing- the Information Is to, follow It up
with step to tfet rid. of a long list
of offlcers-who ar alleged?- "to be
jetting out of ,lghtlng Service by
holding positions of: the swivel chair
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officers are of draft age'who ought to
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pected to be among the guests, and the
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ciety, and many of the resident contin
gent of Washington.
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the evening and the spacious and dig
nified rooms of the gallery will be
In gala array, decorated wfth quanti
ties of palms and cut flowers. A sim
ilar reception was given at the gal-
lery.a few years ago In honor of the
Archbishop- of Canterbury.
At , ther evening's -reception ling.
Gen: CharifiS IXeCawley, U S. 31. a.
will mal Jhe'.presebtatlon and those
In ther" receiving- Jlne with the guest
of honor! wlll'-b -the- Rt. Hew Alfred
Harding, 'Bishop-' of .Washington;
Charles XJ. Glover, president of the
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Whlte, formerly, American Ambassa
dor to yrttveevvwho; Is a member of
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day and, later 'will be, the guest of
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tained a brilliant company at lunch
eon at Grasslands yesterday. Among
their guests were the Spanish Ambas
sador and Mme. Rlano, George Bakh
meteff, formerly Russian ambassador.
and Mme. Bakhmeteff; Copt, and Mrs.
Perry Belmont, Miss .Frances Hoar,
and a.nuurberr.of the foreign officers
on duty' in Washington. .
Miss Caroline Ogden Jones has gone
to New York and Is the guest of her
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Victor MuniodU' i.iisutenant amf Mrs. Delano are now stationed at
the Navy Van.
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have arrived at Hot Springs, Va., from
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parties were given yesterday at the
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absent a- week. .
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Dempsey will entertain Informally
at dinner tonight.
Mi's Carolyn Nafh. daughter of
Medical Director and Mfs. Francis S.
.Nan. will o -nostasa at amner mis
to MLss Marparef FahnetoclC,.and hr
who will be married on Wednesday.
Miss Anne Hopkins and Capt. John
Gregory Hope, whose wedding will
e placa tomorrow afternoon, will
be among the guests. The company
will Include members of both bridal
parlies.
Mrc. Francis Bartlett Manning, who
Is the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Brale R. Howard, will return to
her home Iri -Cambridge. Mass on
Thursday. Her cousin. Miss Kathryn
Givynn, will occo- nany her.
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Harold Water, If the consular ser
vice, who has been on duty at tin-
State Department, has been appointed
American consular representative at
Buenos Ayres, and will sail for "Ar
gentina early thli-'inhth. "
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and Mrs. William Phillips rmvr re
turned to town from a short visit to
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hava leasod - their suburban place,
"Orchard HIIl.'l to Ur, and Mrs. Ber
nard Baruch, who will spend the
spring months there. Mr. and Mrs.
Baruch have had Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
Reynolds Hltt's residence for tn win.
ter.
Little Miss.Betty Baker, daughtsr of
the Secretary of War andMfinaker.
and Miss Beatrice liendersori'grfand
daughter of Mrs. John B. Henderson,
will take part in the fairy play. "In
the Land of Make Believe," to be given
at the Belasco Theater on Thursday
afternoon for the benefit of the Tin
Bite I'und for the destitute children
of wir allies.
i'The parruajss.es and boTjhjaldcrs are
Mrs. Woodrftr- Wilson. jfwr Now on
V. Bakeri Lady Reading Madame
L'kengren. Mrs. Tasker II. Bliss, Mrs.
Frank Polk, Mrs. J. Lord O'Brien. Miss
Mabel Boardman, Mrs. Arthur Lee,
Mrs. I". S. Grant .Id, Mrs. John B.
Henderson, Mrs." "Walter -Tuckerman,
Mrs. P. Lee Chlllfps. Mrs. Barrett
Browning. Mrs. Kdward McLean. Mrs
under auspices of tbe Woman's Army
and Navy.; League. A box has been
reserved for them." Th 8ccrstary of
the Navy and Mrs. Danltls art also
among tht box holders, and among
others who have boxts and will have
gueits with them are Mrs. Emerson
H. LIscum, Admiral and Mrs. William
S. Btnson. Rear 'Admiral and Mrs.
Leigh C. Palmer. Mrs. Francois Ber
ber Moran, -and Mrs, SHas Casey.
Mrs. Daniels wilt head the rectiv
Ing line, which will Include Mrs.
George Barnettj wlft ,of the cdm
mandant.'bf the. Marine Corps; Mrs.
Benson, Mrs. Henry P, McCain, wife
of the adjutant general U. S, A; Mrs.
Arthur "Wlllard, wife of the command,
ant of the Washington Navy Yard, and
Mrs. LIscum, president of the league.
Captain Wlllard Is chairman of the
floor co'.nmitet. Mrs. Sherman Miles
beads a sptctal committee of army
women, and lIr- Edward Dorn. of
navy women, who have been .promot
ing the Interests of the ball. The
members of hostess committee, who
will bt designated by a knot of rib
bon and whose principal function will
be. to make 'Introductions, are Mrs.
Alexander Sharp, Mrs. Theodore
JewellMrsJ.JJ, N. Atwater. Mrs. Leigh
, jAiiss ,
Dixie Bait
At Wlllard to
Be Gala. Event
The fifteenth annual Dixie Ball, to
be given tonight ' at the Wlllard,
given tonight at the Marine Barracks) by Robert E. Lea Chapter, United
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lnpbert Roosevelt, Mrs. Charles Ram-
lip. Mrs. Fletcher. Mrs. Hendricks.
Mrs. Warrington. Mrs. Richard Crane
3d., Mrs. Alexander Msckay-Smlth,
Mrs. Davit Ireland, and Mrs. John
Crayke Silnpson.
Seraple-BroiTBe.
An announcement In which Wssh-
lngton will be generally interested Is
that of the marriage of Mrs. Hester
Browne was a brother of Brltton
Singer Erovn widow of Jcse H.
Browne, of Washington, to Lieut. R.
Hollyday Seniple. of Louisville. Ivy.
now of the Ordnance Department, II.
S. A., stationed at Springfield, Mas.
The ceremony was performed quite
privately a( noon on Saturday, In the
winter' home of the bride's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Morton Singer, of
Pittsburgh, at Pasadena. Cal.
. The date was act suddenly on ac
count of possible War orders, and the
party was a very small one because
of the family mournlng'for the bride's
grandmother. The late Jesse B.
Browne, of this city, and the bride-
broom of yesterday Is a brother of Mrs.
Brltton Browne. Tho engagement was
announced to the families several
months ago. The bride and bride
groom will go at once to Springfield,
owinc to' th Inability of the bride
groom obtaining leave for a longer
period than the ceremony.
! .
Miss Maxlne Elliott, who rs playing
In Washington this week. Is the guest
of Mrs. Thomas L. Chadhourne, jr.. at
her aparment. 17f3 Massachusetts
avenue.
Howard Clark, Mrs. Stlmson Brown,
Mrs; Dennis Nolan, and Mrs. Hayne
Ellis.
Mrs. Walton's pame heads the list
of patronesses; which Includes many
distinguished women. Commander
and Mrs. Frank Freyer and Mr. and
Mrs. D-C Stapleton ar among those
who will give dinners before the ball.
i. "- .'
. Mri .atiiOlrs. Arthur Lee wJU enV
UtUIn lctttstlngulhed company, ai
dinner. tanigni. . --.
Miss Martin Honor Gnest,
Miss Anne Martin', vice chairman of
the'Natlonal Woman's Jy, who will
leave for Nevada tnl's. Week, to organ
ize her campaign for the United States
Senate, will be the honor guest at a
dinner at" the ' suffrage headquarters
at It Jackson place tomorrow eve
ning. The dinner, which' Is to be held
In the ballroom, will also be the
hous'ewarmlng of tbe new headquar
ters. Among the speakers win be
Will Irwin, famous war correspon
dent: Dudley Field Malone, of New
York, and Mrs. Hheehy-Bksmnglnv.
Alice Paul, national chairman, -of .
woman'" Party, will act as toaitrals-tress.
Among out-of-town ptople who
ara coming to Washington ror me
dinner are Mrs. Florence Btyard
Hllles and Mrs. James Glnnes. of Wil
mington; Mr. Robert Gorham Fuller
nrf fr. lfaltam I.. Movlus. of Boston.
and Mrs. John Winters Brannan. Mjrsy S&iJaVXahO'VSISigfr e .Euesu
John Rogers, jr., Mrs. Robert Adam tit's!H4b,?aPn' at the Wlf-
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suti, iib, .,.v.. --tt .. -..- -- itru on Qsurasr venins; or in.
liontrtururrt.Mr. """-; ' benefit of the Amerlean-Brltlsh-
"",?Tt.Y' cx '.J ""J V'i Trench-Belglan Permanent Blind Re
Mrs. Lillian M. McAdow, of . New
Y'ork.
The committee In charge of the ar.
rangrmehts for -,lha. dinner, for which
-ay
Mrs
per Edwards. Mr. Avery Cdonley,
Mrs. John Jay White, Mr. Richard
Walnwrlght. Mr. Jane Palmer, Mrs.
William Kent. Mrs. W. Thompson
Unroll. Mrs. Francis J. Heney. Mrs.
Gllson Gardner, Mrs. 8. B. M. Young
Mi's Sallle Hovey. 3lrs. Robert Baker,
Mr. Robert B. Stearn. Mrs. A. D. Van
Cleave, and Mr. Harvey Wiley.
Daughters of tho.. Confederacy. or
the benefit of.;Cont'ederate .Memorial
Home, prom) to; be one of the most
notable entertalnrdent In the history
or in organisation.
Those in the reeelvlntr line will be
Mrs. E. Hilton. Jackson, president otj
uie cnapter; Airs. ranK u. uoennciin
r, Mrs. James E. Mulcare, District
division president, U. D. C: Capt.
Fred Beall, commander of Camp' 17?.
U. C. V.; Mill Nannl Randolph Heth.
president Southern Relief Society: C
C. Calhoun, president Southern Relief.
Society; Mrs. John M. HIckey, hon
orary president of the chapter; Mrs,
Hunter Laugbton. second vlrc presi
dent; Mrs. H. G. Clay, recorJIng sec
retary: Mr. J. William Kyle, corre
sponding secretary; Mrs. Horace
Whlttaker, historian; Miss Edith Lil
lian Blchter, registrar, and Mrs, Belle
Riley, chaplain.
Mrs. Walter E. Hutton who- heads
the ball committee, will be assisted
by Mrs. A. H. Plant; vice chairman:
Mn. J. Lee Webb, Mr. H. O. Clay,
Mr. William I. Denning, Mrs. Hunter
Uughton, Mrs. J. William Kyi. Mrs.
Victor Deyber, Mrs. George Horning,
Mrs. Theoqjjre Judd, -Mrs. Claud Ben
nett. Mrs. Mates Warren. Miss Minnie
Carroll, and Mrs, Archibald Toung.
Gen. Julian S. Carr- and Dr. Clar
ence , J. Owens .will Introduce the
Euest's and aiiUted by the reception
committee composed of Gen. William
Cv -Gorgas. -Brig. :dn. Charles B.
Howry, CoL Robert E. Le. CapL
T. Raleigh Ralne. Charles M. Sted-
man Thomas W. Jlarrlson. Congress
man Hnry D. Flood, Congressman J.
Wlllard RagsdaJe, Congressman W. W.
VanabU, Dr. Philip: S. Roy, Bdward E.
Denlson. L. D, Roblnion.-. Col. Robert
N. Harper, Gov. Alexander DockerylTf
jonn tfooie,- .cot.- wagnus b. Tnomp;
tan. Capt. M. HIckey, and R. Walton'
Moor. ,
: Mil BJHn Stuart Griffith. JHsi
Iena .Daakt and Miss Marie Loplssj
uwent wrn ae in cnarge or tne young
ladles' committee, to which have been
added the following: Mia Gertrude
L. Jones, "Miss Mary Belle Fish and
Miss Margaret J.'Holllngsworth.
William S. Stamper, commandant
Camp 305, S. C. V.. and Major E. W.
Kwlnr, district division commander,
will be tn charge of the floor commit
tee. To this committee have been
added Sumner E. Kimball. S. H. Ford.
fCharJH Woo4;TtJor. Wade Cooperj
Gefe.--HornlnBvrjrre4iarmolph Car-
rr.icnstl. John -Wltlougftby- and u. It
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the rank of Washington's most
charming girl and young matrons.
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A .rich assortment of Eng
lish Twills and Radium Fou
lards in the new spring pat
terns some are small and
conservative effects, others
are bold and dashing; large
coin spots, irregular figure?
and modern art motifs are
among the new designs.
Novelty Summer Dress
Silks, $1.85 to $2 Values
Choice
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These are 32 to 3iwliewide,ia
wide ranee of fuUmable deaijrai
and besatifnl tiewMtttHsff. Ia
cludedW' Stripe SWfetag, SUk
Ginjrh&ms. Checks, Plaids, Satin
Stripes. Polka Dots and Novelty
Foulards, in both light -and dark
grounds, for nmmer dresses 'and
separate skirt." "
Kann'a Street Floorv .
Mulligan (iormin.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Iteatrlre Collettft Gor
man, youngest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Terence James Gorman, of Har
vard street, and Lieut. John Joseph
Mn. 'lean. Li S. A., son nf Mrs. Psrah
X Mulligan, of New York and At
lantic Highlands. N. J. Tho ceremony
tvan performed at Charlotte. N. C. on
Marrh 2!. by the chaplain of I.leuten.
ant Mulligan's regiment, tho wedding
I having been hastened by war condi
tions. The young couple are spending
their honeymoon In the South.
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There Is one sure way that has
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ply It at night when retiring: use
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lly morning, moat If not all of your
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ly dissolve and entirely dstroy every
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Signal Carps Meeting.
The Signal Corp Emergency Com
mittee will hold It regular monthly
meeting at the Fhoreham Hotel this
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. E. C. Johnson, and Ml Audrey
M. Johnson,.'wlfe and daughter of the
General Counsel of Internal Revenue,
left town oh Thursday for New York,
where Miss Johnson went to resume
her vocsl studies under Trofeasor
Hosea, of ths New York Conservatory
of Music
Jacob U Lacldiu. of this city, an
nounces the engagement of his
daughter. Miss Dlanche Lapldus. to
Harry O. Sandberg, of Boston. Mr
Kandberg Is temporarily located In
Washington In the Interests of the
Zionist movement.
War roster Exhibition.
Cards have been Issued by the
trustees of the Corcoran Gallery of
Art announcing special exhibition of
war posters by prominent American
artists held under the auspice of the
Committee on Public Information, to
be on view in the special exhibition
room of the gallery from tomorrow
to Thursday, April 11.
Uraax Aria Club Salen.
At the regular " Sunday afternoon
salon of the Beaux Arts Club. 1413
H street, Mrs. Marguerite Xeubauser.
a collection of whose landscape paint
ings are on exhibition at the club
gallery attracting most favorable
comment, wa the guest of honor.
Itudolph de Zspp made the presenta
tions. Miss Verna Hetfield. poured
tea. Among the guests were Con
greBsman Burroughs of New Hamp
shire and Mrs. Burroughs; Mr. and
Mrs. George Crafts, of Manchester,
N. H.; Mr. and Mrs. Floy L. Neu
hauser. Capt. Luke McNamee, U. S.
N.; Dorothy Swlneburne McNamee.
the noted portrait painter; Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Houston Carr, Mr. and Mrs.
Sutphen, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bleyden.
Mr. Martin, Miss Eleanor Martin,
Mr. Rosa Graye Kennedy, Mrs. Liv
ingstone D. Bishop. Mrs. Aubrey
I.anaton. Mrs. George Pearce. of
Texss, Mrs. Casey. Miss Alice Tage
Cooper, Miss Cells Martin, Miss Cor
nelia Peako Lyne, of Kentucky, Miss
Morr.'MIs Ann Fuller Abbott, the
portrait painter; Miss Agnes A. Car
ter, Miss VeagU, Miss Margaret
Mentsel: Theodore J. Morgan, the
landscape painter; Onlp Petrograd;
the Imperial Academy, of Petrograd;
Lieutenant Commander Hetfield, U.
S. N.: Roy Baker. Ulrlc S. J. Dun
bar, the sculptor; Jack McAndrews,
Senor Paniagua, Morton Walker, John
Carroll, a young artist of San Fran
cisco; W. B. Chilton, and Jleynolds
Hodgson, of Wilmington, Del.
A collection of John Carroll' water
colors will be on exhibition at th
Btaux Art Club this week.
lief Fund.' Thl commute will be
active In Introducing visitors, partic
ularly army and navy men. and ex-
na.l. if IlmNatHA-fi,Mta1 e.ln- nf
vjiKin the bk
Through the .generality of various
subscribers, th committee for tha
bsll Is able to announce that every'
dollar paid In for boxes and tickets
will be a net contribution to the
wonderful work being accomplished
by th organization among the sol
diers and seamen blinded In tbe great
war.
William E. Fowler is. chairman of
th committee. Bear Admiral Samuel
McGowan Is head of tha floor com
mittee and Miss Glsdys Hinckley Is
chairman of th young ladles' com
mittee. She wilt be assisted by the
Mleses Burleson, Nataline Dulles,
Catharine Harlow, Eally C. Beecher,
Franec'a Hoar. Louise Delano. Sara
Price Collier. Manuela de Pena, Louise
Hoar, Helen Le Seure, Joan Oh), Lydla
Selden Chapln, HaIle Davis, Louise
Thoron, Virginia Le Seure. M. Etaln
Denegre. Caryl Crawford, Margaret
Cary, Enid Sim, Mary Duncan
Gibson, rtuth Donaldson. Lillian Bir
ney, Mary E. Sanger, Kathrrine Colby,
Bessie Edwards. Anna Montgomery,
Ruth Wilson, Helen Blodgett. Elisa
beth Sim. Anita Henry, Cedilla Mc
Callum. Minna Blair, Margaret Tuttle,
Adelaide Tuttle. Margaret. .Smith. Mar
garet Devereaux, Catherine Burrltt,
Claudia Johnson. Jean Rayner, Car
ter Mulllken, Reeves Harris. Anne
Gordon. Lellla Gordon. Lucy Flather,
Maxlne Durant Delphlne Heyl, Dor
othy Dunn, Grace Overman, Davlette
Flcklen, Virginia Maxwell. Abble Har
vey, Grace Beach, Mary House, Bea
trice Fairfax, Pamela Henry. Eliza
beth Koons. Gladys Calne, Virginia
Sutherland, Helen Claxton, McKenna
Pults. Mrs. Sherman Miles. Mis' Elea
nor Stewart, the Misses Shoemaker,
and Mrs. Thomas Blagden.
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daughter brought me a bottle o
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after taking two bottles I have a
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am stronger and better in every
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N. J-
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O'Donnell's Drug Store. 004 F Street t
N. W- and other Washington Drug
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and at the best drug store In evtry
town and alty (a tha country.
WASH W&ISTS BLOSSOM OUT
IN STUNNING NEW STYLES
Plain Colored Voiles in new tans, flesh, and other colors,
as well as white; some are trimmed with Point Venise
laces.
There are colored organdy
waists,- with high collars, finish
ed with black ribbon stocks, and
white voiles with colored organ
dy collars.
Also some colored striped
waists in the lot at the. lower price.
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April Brings New Models
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diminution of their attractiveness,
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improvement on the one brought out
just before.
Plenty of new Eton models, ripple
coat style, pony coats, new vest and
waistcoat stylps.
The materials are Poiret twills,
Jersey cloths, serges, twecdi, chev
iots and serge and silk combinations? ..
The colors are taupe, olive drab,
navy, Sammy, black and sand. -All
sizes for misses from 14 years to
women, 46 bust "
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