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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1923

Page

12

One Cent Per Child Aids Harding Memorial Fund

The Patrick Copeland School of City Point Virginia donated one cent for every enrolled child to Harding memorial fund at headquarters. A membership certificate will be sent to the school, and certificates will go to every U S school with child contributors. Lieut Col Thomas J Dickson will address Johnson Powell school children. Executive committee meets at 10:30 AM to review pledges and progress.

Harding Memorial Patrick Copeland City Point United States Harding Marion Ohio Thomas J. Dickson Johnson- Powell School Association

Lincoln's Last Day Lecture by Henry Rathbone

Representative Henry Rathbone of Illinois will speak on Lincoln's last day tomorrow night at 7:45 at National University Law School. He will discuss Lincoln as a lawyer and recount his father and mother being guests the night Lincoln was shot. The lecture is free to the public.

Lincoln Henry Rathbone Illinois National University Law School Thirteenth Street Northwest Rathbone

Notable social figures attend events at clubs and dinners

A student group includes Miss Auy Fairless, Miss Neale, Miss Zoda Greenlee, Miss Holly Greenlee, Miss Laura K Pollock, Miss Margaret T Stewart and Miss Blanche Cooksey. Col Birch Helms, ex assistant director of the military intelligence division of the War Department, now in New York, is at the Metropolitan club. Rep and Mrs David Minahan of Orange New Jersey are at the Shoreham. Maj Gen A W Greely returned from New York after attending dinners for Ends of the Hart and Dr Nansen.

Btudent Auy Fairless Miss Neale Zoda Greenlee Holly Greenlee Laura K Pollock Margaret T. Stewart Blanche Cooksey Col. Birch Helms Military Intelligence Division General Staff, War Department New York Metropolitan Club A. W. Greely Dr. Nansen

National Woman's Party Card Party On Capitol Hill

Tonight at the National Woman's Party headquarters on Capitol Hill a card party will feature bridge mahjong and 500 with hostesses including Mrs John Branham Miss Maud Younger Miss Anita Politzer Miss Mabel Vernon Miss Visite Hill and Miss Martha Louder Patronesses include Mrs Harvey W Wiley Mrs John Walker Holcombe and others Tables are subscribed by numerous Washington social names The South Carolina society plans a reception at the Washington club tomorrow evening and the Unitarian Laymen league begins a winter dance series at Emerson assembly All Souls church in Sixteenth and Harvard streets The Pennsylvania society marks its marine night at the Willard with Gen Smedley Butler as guest of honor.

Bridge Mah Jong National Woman's Party Capitol Hill John Branham Maud Younger Anita Politzer Mabel Vernon Visite Hill Martha Louder Harvey W. Wiley John Walker Holcombe Clarence Kenyon Peter Drury Wymond Bradbury Howard Nyman Jennie Mason Gibbs Kari Green J. M. Davis South Carolina Society Washington Club George F. Mitchell Mitchell Ellison D. Smith N. B. Dial William Dec. Ravenel Daniel C. Roper Q. B. Newman T. Q. Donaldson Moffatt Abbott Ulysses G. B. Pierce George A. Ricker K. Hilding Bei Ralph Fuchs Pennsylvania Society Willard Smedley D. Butler Deller G. Tockey Philadelphia Marine Barracks, Washington

Students' Concert Halts After Illness of Guest Star

The second concert in the community center series at Central High School is postponed indefinitely due to Mme. DAlverez illness. Tickets will be valid when she appears, with a reception line featuring Mrs. Helen W. Watson, Mrs. Guy Campbell and others. the Quantico quartet remains announced to sing.

Community Center Department Central High School Mme. D’alverez Clyde Kelly Butler John A. Lejeune William ©. Reynolds Matthew A. de Laney Henry W. Watson Guy Campbell Milton W. Shreve Louis T. McFadden William M. Croll Edward M. Beers Frank C. Sites J. Banks Kurtz Everett Kent Quantico

Parker named to Schuyler mansion trustees board

Mrs. Alton Brooks Parker received from Gov. Smith the certificate of appointment as a member of the board of trustees of Schuyler mansion in Albany. Mrs. Gifford Pinchot arrives tomorrow from Harrisburg. Congratulations go to Mr and Mrs Lorillard Suffern Tailor of Burlingame California on the birth of a son there last week. Princess Youssoupoff will aid the Russian Christmas bazaar at the Heckscher building, which will stay open until Christmas Eve.

Washington Post New York Alton Brooks Parker Gov. Smith Schuyler Mansion Albany Gifford Pinchot Harrisburg

John Stillman Dies. Stanford Ex-VP and Noted Chemist

Dr John Maxson Stillman of Palo Alto California died today at age 71. He served as Stanford University vice president from 1913 to 1917 after joining the university in 1891 and was regarded as one of the nation s leading chemists.

Palo Alto Calif John Maxson Stillman Stanford University United States The University

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