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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1921

Page

14

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Cure Bad Breath and Purge Bowels

Olive Tablets offer a gentle bowel and liver cleanse without calomel. The vegetable formula, olive colored and mixed with olive oil, promises relief from bad breath and a full system purge with no griping. Take one or two nightly for a week. available in 15¢ and 90¢ sizes.

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Milks Emulsion offered as asthma remedy

Advert says Milks Emulsion cures asthma after weeks of suffering and bed rest. It claims to boost appetite, aid digestion, and strengthen the body, with a money back guarantee if not effective. The ad asserts strong results for asthma, wasting disease, and chronic stomach trouble.

Chadedorford Anne Mentha W. Daker Bof Latrobe Bay Mary Ford Asa Tubbert Uikes Listhe Ady Seel

Society Notes From Washington Luncheon Gatherings

Miss Dorothy Woheler and many society names attend luncheons at the Blerehem and Cafe St Marks in Washington. Guests include Bryn Mawr president M Carey Thomas and Mrs Vanderbilt. Receptions, balls, and theater plans feature Colonel and Mrs Sanger, Admiral Korine, and many military and diplomatic figures across events at the Willard and Knickerbocker theaters.

M Carey Thomas Biryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr Lauran Dizon Murphy Johns Hopkins Medical School Haster Halidays 2B Murphy Dupont J S Frelinghuysen Senator Frelinghuysen New Jersey William B. Mason Cafe St. Marks Cornelia Vantterbijt George W. Vanderbilt Washington

Luncheon Guests in White Sulphur Springs Visit Cast

Special to The Washington Post from White Sulphur Springs West Virginia March 30 Mrs Stuart Duncan hosted a luncheon for a group including Mrs L have nab yer Butt and Mrs James T Terry. Harry Payne Whitney who left White Sulphur fortnight ago is expected to return this week with Clarence F McCormick Paul Meekall and Harry A Sinclair for a short visit. Other guests expected include Mr Moritimer II Seki Mr and Mrs Harimen Evane Mr and Mrs Peter W Roberts of Ville Nova Mr Herbert II Dean at Pala Beach James Bogs Curran who will join Mr and Mrs Guernsey Curran and Mr and Mrs Henry Blackman Sell.

Wasington Post W Va Stuart Duncan

New York Society Guests and Travel Plans Mark Spring Season

Special to the Washington Post from New York reports society figures hosting events and arranging travel. Mr and Mrs O Donnell Iselin rent Oyster Bay house for season while James and Sheila Byrne host an inner party and theater outing. Clarence H Mackay plans a dance for his daughter Ista Mackay at East 70th Street with friends. Dinner parties are noted at various clubs with prominent names including Mrs Brorton Schwartz and Mrs Walter Anderson. Evelyn C Ismay to remain in New York before joining Adriatic voyage to England.

Washington Post New York O'Donnell Iselin J . West Roosevelt Oyster Bay James Byrne Mise Sheila Byrne Clarence H Mackay East Seventy-ifth Street Ista Mackay Brorton Schwartz Walter Anderson Joel Visher, Jr James Lanox Ganks Symphorosa Brieted John D Drexel, Jr Price Collier Washington St Reg.s Tuscolo Park Bruce Ismay Colony Club England Adriatic Evelyn C Ismay Ronald Cheaps California Ope Chauncey M Depaw

City Briefs From a Wartime District Area Events Tonight and Tomorrow

A busy schedule of meetings and events unfolds across local organizations. The Federation of Linieens atroene will meet Saturday in the District building board room. Kiwanis hosts Ren. Pershlag at the Washington hotel for lunch today. A Kiddies Night is planned for tomorrow in the Interior Department auditorium with thrift stamps admission for adults. Fire Women’s Interdenominational Missionary Union meets tomorrow at Mount Vernon M. E. Church youth. Abraham Lincoln Congweil of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic meets tonight at 1734 I Street NW. The I. F. C. A. Parliamentary Lamb Club convenes at Cerrobell tonight. A span American Atheneum vending limit group meets at Thomson School tonight. Washington Hebrew Congregation’s annual meeting is next Wednesday night at the Eighth Street Temple. Prof. Leo A. Hever lectures tonight at the K of C Evening School. The Good Health Club hosts the Women’s Union of Book Binders tonight. The Compass Club dance is tomorrow night at Fairmont Inn. The Shirek Club hosts a dance at 18 Tenth Street NW. Dr. Henry Allen Tapper speaks tonight at the First Baptist Church on attorney duties. Mrs Beulah Harper Dunwoody sings Scotch songs yesterday for War Department munition building workers, introduced by Gen. Lord. War Department engineers hold their annual banquet tonight at the Ure Hadleigh Hotel with invited officials.

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