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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1921
Page
3
Dr Leonard Hirshberg discusses glands and hormones influencing conduct mood and appearance noting pituitary suprarenal and thymus roles. He cites Dr Davenport and Prof Bolk on pigment loss race differences and evolution linking gland activity to hair skin and bone development.
Mrs Robert Winthrop closed her Lenox house and returned to New York. Mr Newbold Leroy Edgar, after months in Europe, came back to New York. Mrs Henry M Alexander returned from Tuxedo Park for winter. Mr and Mrs Philip Rhinelander II went to Lakewood New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Edwin M Post Jr, visiting Mrs Post's parents in Roslyn Long Island, returned to New York.
The National Restaurant Association board of directors representing multiple cities announces a convention and exhibition in this city next October. The association, with over 1,000 members, expects 8,000 to 5,000 attendees. The exhibit will showcase utensils and implements used in the restaurant trade and take place at Convention Hall.
The Washington Oratorio Society invites singers to enroll tonight for The Messiah. Conductor Sydney Lloyd Wrightson aims for a 100-voice male chorus at tonight’s rehearsal. Performances are free on December 20 and 21 at the Church of the Covenant.
Rutherford were at Greystone last winter and Mrs Hughes occupied there in summer. Mrs. William Mitchell returned from New York to Washington while Rep. Hicks and wife took a house on N Street. Annette Ashford to debut at a December tea. Eustice couple to Rhinecliff. Debutant Ming Corinne de Garmendis to be presented. Reades moved to Toronto-Twentieth and P streets. Nellie Scanlan from New Zealand arrived for armament conference. Fielding Marshall Jr. returned from England aboard the Baltic. Beatrice Brown to visit Virginia Thigpen. Leigh guest at Martin’s. Jacquelin Mason at Wyoming. Herrera sails to Spain. Diaz reception set for November 16 at Central High. Various dinners and luncheons noted with guests including Norway minister Bryn, Count and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll, and others. Sale at City Women’s Club for disabled soldiers’ work. National Woman’s Legion and Gen. Lejeune to attend reconstruction wards events.
Mrs Lawrence Townsend organizes an elaborate program of music with works by Popper Fibich Van Goens Long and others. The day also reports the wedding of Mrs Jean Kane Foulke to Herbert Janvrin Browne at Christchurch Delaware and multiple social events, fundraisers, and patron lists for charitable groups with notable guests and notable families.
Dental science advances bring a daily home routine with Pepsodent due to film removal. It claims quick, delightful results in a week, reducing film and tartar linked to decay, while boosting saliva and starch digestion to protect teeth.
The ad claims millions now use Pepsodent with teeth glistening and protected. It highlights benefits for women beauty, men smoker stain removal, and saving children's teeth. Dentists advise daily use from first tooth. A coupon offers a 10 Day Tube.
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