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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 23, Is Daughters of Revolution Capital Society VGuests THE FABLE OF THE CRUEL INSULT AND. THE ARRIVAL E LOVER FROM NO. 6 BY GEORG It'kDE Mrs. Harding in White House Shakes Hands With - Delegates; Many Parties Given in ; Honor of Visitors. By BETTY BAXTER. 1922, by Salt Lak. Tribune ) WASHINGTON, April 22. Conventions, conferences, congresses tiler is something of the sort going on here nil . the time these days, end sometimes several convening at the same time. All this week the Daughters of' the American Revolution have held their continental congress and the attention of the public, while tie Children of the American Revolution and one or two other patriotic societies hold a meeting or two and an entertainment or two, also. Next week it will.be the Re ague of American Pen women, the conference of the Democratic national committeewomen here, while1 the League bf WomM Voters; fa i conconjunction wsth a ference, will be gathered in Baltimore, a with Washington day as a special Mass meetings, receptions, feature. luncheons, conferences and parties and then more parties. Never have more social events of a cosmopolitan Interest - - been jammed into a few weeks rou tine. (Copyright. 'N : n - MrS. IIardIng Receives. ; Mrs. Harding participates in all these conferences. She receives the delegates at the White House. She doesnt give - - them tea. but she shake, each- - guest by the hand and gives her some special Tuesday she jreceived the Children of the American Revolu- ' tion and the Ohio delegation to the D. A. R.; Friday the entire D. A. R. eongreea . . Wednesday President and "Mrs. Harding entertained 'at the last and largest of their, state receptions, and navy, postponed because tt the army of the Roma disaster. It was notable because it is seldom that the little season embraces a state function at the White House. .Next month President and Mrs. Harding are expected to resume their charming garden parties, afternoon affairs which are somewhat informal and altogether delightful. The majority ef the entertainments of , the week centered about the D. A. R. The list is too long to tell about all of them, but one of particular interest was given by dear old Mrs. John A. " Logan, widow of the famous general; her daughter, Mrs. Logan Tucker, and Mrs. Andrew 8. Caldwell of Illinois, in honor of the Illinois delegates to the continental congress. ; - D. A. Rs Entertained The same day Mrs. Robinson Downey gave a tea to the member of the national board of the Children of the American Revolution, in honor of its founders, Mrs. Daniel Lothrop and its national president, Mrs. Frank W. Mon-del- l, wife of Representative Mondell. Mra. Cleveland Newton, wife of Ren- Newton, and Mrs. Edgar C. - tentative Ellis, wifs of Representative Ellis, had a reception Tuesday for Mrs. Herbert 8. Hadley,-wif- e of former Governor Hadley of Missouri. The ladles of the Missouri delegation in the senate and bouse assisted the hostess while the guests were Missouri D. A. R. a Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes, wire of Senator Keyes and delegate to the congress from New Hampshire, had a luncheon in honor of Miss Anna Wallace, one of the candidates for national .vice president. On Tuesday also there was the president generals reception. , Mrs. George Maynard Miner received at Continental hall for the delegate and alternates. The same evening a ball was given by the Abigail Hartman - Rica chapter,. D.- - A. R.r-- f or- - th page to the congress. A busy day for the Daughters, I should say. But every day was just as . busy, I can assure you, or even Busier. Mra Dunean U. Fletcher, wife of Senator Fletcher, received the Florida del -- OF-TH- -- : egatee, and Mrs. George M. Young entertained similarly for those from North Dakota. Mra Wallace, wife of the secretary of agriculture, gave a luncheon for Iowas representatives. The Club of Colonial Dames entertained the president general of the D. A. R, the national officers and delegates, on Wednesday. Congressmen Hosts. The Congressional elub Thursday hold the second of its big cooperative luncheon parties, and practically all of the hostesses' had for 'their Daughters guests. The Misses Cummins, sisters of Senator Albert Cummins, furnished tea for Iowa a D. A. R. while Mra Larse AutVersou- - ws bostess sf a reception in honor of Mra Minor and of the national board of management. Friday the Congressional elub had their weekly tea, with Mrs. Mary Roberts Rinehart as guest of honor. 'On Saturday came the.D. A. R. banquet and the Gridiron club dinner, with President Harding and most of his cabinet and other notables present. Between all -- these - conferences, banquets,- - etc.,-the eity is overflowing with visitorn There ire always lots of spring sightseers in Washington,-becaus- e the fame of the city's beauty at this season has spread far and wide. Sunday Vice President and Mrs. Coo-lidwere guests of honor at the breakfast which Mr." and" Mrsf Edward Beale McLean gave. Monday, Mrs. T. Coleman DuPont, wife of the Delaware senator, gave a large luncheon in compliment to Mr.'Coolid?e.' Ttirsday the Coolidges were the honor guests at a dinner with the French ambassador and Mma. Jurserand as hosts. Tbe guest were mostly Massachusetts residents in Washington. Mme. Jurserand, you see, was a native of MassscSusetts. The assistant to the attorney general and Mra Guy Goff asked a distinguished company for dinner Friday to meet Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge, and Saturday they were the honor guests at a large luncheon which Mr. and Mrs. George Meet gave ait the New Willard. One Morning There earn into the Dining Room of the Peerlesa Hotel at Wel-hy- 's Junction an Ehigheh Tourist and the Advance Agent of the Mabel Mooney Repertoire Company. They took their Places at the Table underneath a Chrome representing a Pyramid of Idealised FVuit. The Table was covered with Sail doth, and in the center was the Corroded Caster, which gave out a Sound similar to that of a Galloping Horse whenever anyone walked across the Floor. The English Traveler appeared to have received Bad News from Home, but he had not. That was the Normal Expression Hie Mustache was long wilted. Also He the Weary Look around the Eves, traveled with a Cowhide Bag that must have used up at least one Oow. The Clothes he wore evidently had been cut from a Steamer Rug by his mother, or some other Aged Relative suffering from Hs had been Sleeping in Astigmatism. them. 'I am merely passing through replied. your Beautiful Lietle City. "I wise Edmund was here, said she. "So do assented the Advance Agwvt If ho can wait on the TaOle promptly. Now see if you can 1 wish he was here. make the Kitohen in two Jumps. "He d show you if you could get Flossy with a Lady, even though she Works. "You are about to lose your Tip, standing around here trting to shoot it back the at tbe Handsome Guest," remarked finAdvance Agent. "Haa Edmund about ished his Fail Plowing T" He 'didn't do o Fall Plowing," was the outer Reply. "He Fires on Number Six." At that Moment there entered a Railroad Boy with Braid on his Clothes and Cool-Dp- st on his Neck. He removed the Chip that had rested on hie flanging Ears eat and at the Table with the Advance Agent and the EngUth Tourist. Feed me Everything, with One In the Light to Come along," he said. "If any I Among the most interesting parties, perhaps, were those given for the dear old French hero, Marshal Jofre, who came to the capital Wednesday with his wife and daughter and his military aides for an unofficial visit, coming from Seattle, on his way from Japan to New York and then home. The and General Pershing gave dinners in their honor and, of course. President and Mr. Harding received the marshal and his little family. The president and Mrs. Harding gave a dinner just for Marshal Joffre and hit family on Thursday evening, asking the heads of the army and naW and a few officials and their wives. Then at the reception Wednesday night at the White House Marshal and Mme. Joffre visited the president and Mrs. Harding in their private quarters, along with the cabinet members, and went down stairs with that group and etood in the receiving line for a time. Mr. and Mrs. Larse Anderson gave a dinner Friday evening for the Joffres at their beautiful mansion in Massachusetts avenue. Jut-leran- WOMAN TURK ARMY OFFICER. CONSTANTINOPLE, April 22 A Turk-is- h woman has been given the rank of lieutenant iln the Nationalist army, earning her promotion in action against the Greeks, says an, Angara diap&tciu- - .This is the highest rank ever held in the Turk. Ish army by a woman. Fatima, the lady In question, was a corporal when she led a patrol composed almost entirely of women. In an attack on the enemy's rear and returned with twenty-fiv- e prisoners, including an officer. portunitiee, it a pretty thing to withes. It prove what a Polly Anna of an optimistic soul the average capitalist really is. While all these thing were going on, Palm Beach was moved up to within ten hour of Manhattan Island. Aa average speed of 130 miles aa hour is plenty. It to plenty, at least, to bring a passenger seaplane from Palm Beach to the Columbia Yacht dub in four minute. less than ten hours, despite fog and storms. When voo consider that by train the trip takes fortv-eigh- t hours, you can see that fhring to Florida is going to moke a hit with ths tired but man. At that rate, he ean commute. time-presse- d - . There the first national industrial tractor show going full tilt out in Long Island City. A large slice of New York is traveling over to the roanng, grinding exhibit for the fun of watching a tractor put its shoulder under something the size of the Wool worth tower and tqppl it over as easily as youd upset the cream pitcher. Or to marvel at a caterpillar Jn steel mowing down rocks and trees as you d trample grass-blad- e a machine so practical thst rt ought in tims to supplant the horse for fox enaaiag. It would taka a fence In smashing form, and no garage, country club, or iron bars could stop it. The fox, to be sure, might be a grandparent before vour tractor caught Up. Rut those 'who 'know3' Always declare that that is the least part of the fox hunt.- - cross-countr- y New Books for Library WMM - MISCELLANEOUS. Home Nurse Handbook of Practical Nursing. "A manual for anyone doing homo nursing, and ah who have ths responsibility of the born core of the- tick. Ald.r Ule of Vanishing Men, - "A narrative of adventure In the cannibal iande ot New .Quinea... illustrated , with .photo, graphs. Bradford American Portraits 1878- Aikens - 1900. - 'Interesting, sketches well-writt- if jOr. 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Perhaps the largest single segment of Joy was down around Ludlow street, a segment shared among 8000 Russians who gathered to hiss and catcall at Semenoff when that Russian general was released from jail the other day. For days the people who disliked because he fought against the boisheviki, or because he was a Russian army officer, or because of one thing and Another,"had sought vantage points on roofs oyerlooking the jail yard, and from these vantage points bod shouted things more vigorous than cordial, whenever the genera appeared for outdoor strolling. At such moments the neighborhood soundad like a ball park at the ninth ianipg only more rough, At last, however the general a complicated affaire ' were disentangled enough to permit him to leave the When this neves got around, prison. the 8000 neighbors crowded all the t and telegraph pole in an effort to wish Semenoff God speed, or words to that effect. The bomb, about the squad formed police line Senenoff taxicab, fearing that some of the enthusiasts might say it with nitro- All went off satisfactorily, glycerin. including the general, but it was the epnghtliest coming-ou- t party Ludlow atreot ha seen for many a 22-W- -- have you seen orotKys'won- derful new silk wrap? It (imply stunning. Bbe bought H at the Liberty, where they have the most gorgeous selection of COATS, SUITS, CARES and DRESSES, And what do you thinkt She got it for next to nothing, compared to what other stores are charging and shee PAYING" FOR IT TO SUIT HFR8ELF AT HER LEISURE ON CREDIT. They have just received front their New York manufacturer most delightful lot of new apparel (mostly salesmens samples) and they are now selling them at exceedingly friendly AFTER-EASTEand SAMPLE PRICES. Yon MU8T see them tomorrow! R Alteration Ladies Ready-to-Wea- r Fre Exclusively Bern-cno- cross-stree- mtfln. - ff . 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MacMonnier group when- at length tt was set up opposite City halL So many wgpien s societies had protested against Civic Virtue keeping his foot upon the ku represent teniptalien twit1' women that when the statue rame to its pedestal it did so at a late hour on a cloudy night. When morning dawned, as the movie captions say, there stood . Virtue, considerably larger than life, (word in fist, foot on the ladies and jaw set Its a safe ready to meet all comer guess that hes going to be the most talked about man in New York. - ' It waa Florida, by the way. with a thought or so for Arizona, which proved the undoing of a brokers messenger this week. The young fellow was sent to the bank with $122,000 in securities and cash. He kept about $800 of the cash nfiiTdropped the bag with $121,000 of (Jocks, bonds and other knicknacks into the East river. When enptured by an chum, to whom he confessed, the lad said he wanted to travel and this idea had for the moment been too great a temptation, He had bought a big knife with a doers hoof for a handle, in preparation for. cutting grapefruit down south J . or alfalfa out west. The point is not so much that the boy knew money could buy things. The point is that once again the New York broker of fiction proved himself quite other" wise. Hes so trustful that on hie own statement he allowed this boy to carry millions of dollars in securities up and down the street. Scores of other boys, hardly in their first long trousers, are being trusted with similar sums every hour of the working day. 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"A guide-tplished one intervenor. an "Story of mittee may appear as naval, military, air force and civil medals Hemon Marls Chapdelalne. its offer , Quebeo and the love of Maria and Para-- Jb committee communicated and ribbons." the trapper, who to lost In a Christ- of volunteer aid to the oounoli In a let-tKHduff How to Choose and Get a Job, said: It whtoh in "In last Monday 'Tells how to analyse one' fltnesa for a mas snowstorm. Onions Wrong Mr. Bight. "Story of a Justice to the people who favor the comJob and gtvea some of the beet way to VgH In Justice to youriman and mission to a form, who invents young only one." for girl apply selves, you should either permit toe deAmerica First. discover thst he is real. Scnonkofsky Seeing A mystery fense In this action to be mad by our Killer, Is not a book of travel, but of the "This Prosper Gold committee or at least allow us to work near each of Story." which Approach me, Kit, said the Advance Agent, with a Gentle Voice. great RoSiertson Through Johns Eya. "Life with your etty attorney to See that the us and to which w should go mors told a of and seen legal questions are properly raised and boy through the ee As for the Second Traveler, he waa an of the Cockroaches ask for ms, tell them often." presented. and Its Cbm- - with frankness." Venable Zirconium RatYeHow the with for Advance Agent. Im Night ''Cheer Up, said the Advance Agent tlers, and laid out at Winona. to the English Tourist, "It may not be Th English Tourist was holding his Truer and if it it may 'be few the IlWVll Best,' you wont carry on so Gay said the Sensitive The English Tourist made no response, since he a come, (his Fellow Traveler might Waitress, addressing the Advance Agent. fearing that "Did he Call You Down? asked Edbe in Trade. Then the One that waited on the Table, mund, the Loving Fireman, glancing at did the Glide from behind a Screen. She the Advairce Agent. was very Pate, up to a certoln-Ffttn- t. "He used me like L was the Dirt under Pausing about six feet from the Eng- his Feat, she replied, placing her Hand lish Tourist She looked resolutely at a on her Breast and biting her Lower Lip. Knot-Hol- e in the Floor and said: "Well, its a good Thing, said Edmund. . Youve needed a few of them Jolts ever "Beefgleakliverhamand." Man from said Good the since Woman, you had your Hand read by the "My Just as if he meant Gypsy and started to read the Movie to Prorogue something. "I should like a Magazines. If a good thing to have a Rasher of Bacon, and have H Jolly Well strong Josher come along now and them, tsy y Art fom It year natural Io uou aU to trrfof Art year Done. Just to show you Proud Dolls how to take nalt rip mall bream year "Jump y" or do ond btautf rpoUtd Ain't got no Bacon, she replied, feel- a Joke. Do I Eat? mdmmttdt The Sensitive Waitress hurried Away rnrtiom tone yeahsMOM jrrOattd food lack ing of her Brooch. pimple biaokbtadt, ot trifttt oil Dyuh me I Then I Should like some feeling hurt. orboUtt fom the Overlook all the Phoney Acting by Boiled Eggs, and mind that they ore Fresh Little Lady, Bud, said the Fireman to she 'said'," the AdvanceAgenT "Shes only 'twenty-seveTil give you Regular A1 , i lifting her Head proudly, for she was no the EngSerf. Producing a small "Approach me. 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