This shows Senorita Clotimn
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, senorha mini Cut1errez oi Paraguay, delegates to the Pan-American
Conference of Women, taken while they were sitting on the wall Bu!“
rounding the PamAmericau Building. in Washington.
FRENCH STAR REFUSES TO SING IN GERMAN.
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Mme. Louise Beret or the Metropolitan Opera Company. who sailed
for home on the Rochambeau, saying that she would not appear in any
production in the language or her native countrv's world war toe.
DITH washed the dishes before
E she sat down to think it out.
The cherished gold-band china
was given scant attention, and no no-
tice was taken of the chime clock as
it struck eight. For the first time
since the wedding, these symbols of
home seemed unimportnat.
’ There was something the matter.
1111 1191- in. Edith had heard old fash-
low m headed pessimism say that
"laws ting." She had never be-
lieved t; or 's was a better love than
that. But how about Tom 'sl Tum left
that morning without a word: simply
bolted out of the door. To be sure, he
was late. but he had'been late before.
.When he came home to his dinner. it
was nearly 7 o'clock. She bravely told
him what was troubling her, as they
had agreed to do, that no misunder-
ltonding should come betwee'n'them.
as had laughed as though it were of
no account. hurried into his coat and
left her alone while he went to s
' meeting at the Legion.
; _ “Please don‘t go toni’t, Tom; I
:wm to talk to you.”
“My, I'm adjutant, honey. You
":woulln't want no to neglect that,
=1 foul! your Ho hurried out with some
. on tho slowness cube trains.
room to think it out. Something had
happened; what was it? .After all, the
hurt was too fresh; in a minute she
was curled up on the dsvenport sob-
bing at her own mystiflcation. Was.
he care nny/
she foolish; or didn’t
more? Before she could decide. the
doorbell rang.
"Oh dear!" Edith patted and smooth-
ed her hair on, the, way to the door,
trying to look like the_happiest bride
in the world. The trim, gray-haired
lady standing there looked like some
guardian angel ”to the littie‘ho'uso-
keeper.
"0h, Auntie " she cried, “please
cOme in. I didn't know you were in
town."
AuntAMary Marsh 'walked in with.
the matter of fact. detached air that
made her welcome everywhere. What
she saw, you never knew—unless you
asked.
"Tom out?” she asked, taking oflber
gloves. “1 went over to the concert.
but it was miserable. and I came.
away."
"Yes Tom is out.” answered id!tb.
casual y. Then, putting all protons-
asido, she exclaimed: "Ob. Auntie, I'm
sogladtoseeyoui Somethingisoi!
wrong. and I don't know wbs't to do?
mmmamqntnu “ran Italian” . sassy-ms; m rennin
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‘ 'Oh. Auntie!”
iGyOVERNMENT OF FICIAL’S DAUGHTER TO WED-
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“-7....” M.“ . ...
Miss Alice Moore Harding. daughter of William P. G. Harding.
Governor of the Federal Resene Board. is to wed Mr. Robert Thomp—
son Poll of Fort Ticonderoga, N Y., now attending Harvard. Miss
Harding is socially prominent.
MAY BOSS sscoNn LARGEST CITY.
Mrs. Jacob Bani Chicago social leader and prominent in Repub-
lican State and fictional politics, has been asked to run for the Repubo
iicnn nomination tor Mayor. Her friends have launched a campaign
despite the fact the \layoralty primaries are a year away. Mrs. Baur.
who is known as Chicago' 3 best business woman was the wife of the
late Jacob Baur. millionaire owner or the Liquid Carbonic Company.
Y. 4.7;.
to a seat on the couch. "Perhaps you
have simply been alone too much: it is
bad for the imagination."
"It is so silly. really; but we can't
help our feelings, can we, Auntie?"
And the little story came out—so
trivial to listen to. so very heart-break-
in‘g to experience. “He‘i'orgot all abut
me," she ended. “What shall I do?”
and the tears came again.
Mrs. Marshwas quiet a minute: not
that she didn't see the tragedy of the
first preoccupied thoughtlessness. She
was thinking.
Finally she siid: "You are six-aid
that love is gone Edie: ' No, it means
that love has begun." -
Edith looked up with a protecting.
handy cloak for cowardice.
unless we choose."
murmured the little wits.
“Yonit'does. dear. Truoimot
bothhoartandsonisuchnsgrowsinno
nuuemardagolikeyomoannotbo
lostunioss youboth willtolosoit.
Youmustnover momma-1m
s
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the greatest thief or all, and a very and understanding "
Turn the
light on the shadows. and they disap- night.”
pear. Misunderstsudings can not stay determination that suggested waiting
. until morning it necessary. ’
{But he could have said good-by'e,‘
-“You chose the wrong time to talk it movies."
ever dear: Tom was busy and hur-
ried by the very things that make your here when ho curios“ back.”
home rich and possible; his work. and
his obligations. He forgot to saygood- =8ib1ne'se twins. Edith?
by because- he has absorbed you into musculariy
,bisiile. Amadeus-that: becuriss tb‘stthey bod
hiswifewlthhiiu uhh inspirotlonovory expeflence. Living togethefiw J‘Oh.yes.: GoodnighuAuntie.‘ Asa
and incentive until he forgets they are postures, can you imagine what they»
apart. He acinsvno former. and be- missed by novel- beingabls to tell each know itidon't you?” ‘- . '3' «. “mm
" 09m; maul naturist kernel! inane:- ntbyo-‘oulck- day's journey. “1'" W” 3,,
“'Oh'. no Auntie; I must be right'
other-anything“?
inboinma or the seoondporhm— enhgrtowordthoonpeotsdmooting. manilwohsdbll
u-ui '11}: has;
su'l‘om satiny: the many. deep dead broke.”
Heaven-humans? 1&1“me
11‘. leaves to m mesons-scythe
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PM” ”when GERMANY
11 Miss Gertrude Paer .-r-
rivvevii‘e in America, immigration
officials first thought her a Elem-
ber of some revolutionary body
and detained her. When she made
it known that her mission to the
United States consisted of a se-
ries of public lectures and
speeches for the Woman's Inter-
national League for Pecos. sh:
was quickly admitted. She will
tour the country. #
AND SHRIMPS iN JELLY
The hostess who delights in set-
ting a novel dish before her guests,
or in placing it on the table for
the Sunday dinner "en famille, " is
constantly on the lookout for new
fish savories. Here is one that is
not only delicious, but very ab-
tractive as well:
Canned shrimps will answer for
this dish, or the fresh may be .
used if obtainable. Prepare the
shrimps by picking the shells from
them, and cut them in large pieces.
Dissolve one and a half table-
-npoons of gelatine in one~fourth n
cup of cold water, then add a
pint of clear consomme or chicken
broth, and bring to the boiling
point. Season highly and strain .
through a cloth. Chill almost to
the point of congeaiing, then pour
into a wet mold, and set in a cold
place to stiffen. Arrange the
shrimps in layers alternating with
layers of sliced green olives in
the mold, adding the jelly from
time to time and permitting it
to harden before placing any
more of the shrimps or olives.
“‘hen the mold is full, set it away
to chill for several hours. Then
turn out on a platter and border
with nasturtium leaves or with
cross. -
How Many Stars?
We think of the multitude of stars
and would in all probability say that
on a clean. frosty. moonless night we
see millions'ot them. In reality, on
such a night, it we leave out the
faintly luminous milky way, we see
fewer than 3,000 distinct stars. In the
whole starry sphere, of which we see
only half of any given time. there are
only a score or first-magnitude stars,
beginning with Sirius the brightest of-
them and including stars like Orion's
right shoulder and left knee. Betelgeax
and Rigel Vega and Arcturus.
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Edith settled herself with a is founded on it.” ' '
' It seemed a long evening to the little out, did you? Come. t9" 3” a
bride, but the movies have a way of And wasn't there somethins 0‘
' “Right. girlie; but don’t settle back tugmn‘g at one’s attention in spite of mind tonight? I‘ve forgotten
in that final woy; we are going toth’e Ono's self. so as a diversion me: ex- was. but come. let’s talk “his ”a“
perk-on was a success. - .
' “I'll 1:.“ you at the door, girlie. ”7 chair which they had bought to. a
. said Auntie. as homeword 1191111431111 wide seat and sheltefln! 3mm M
."Wliyf Did you ever hear of the- cor stopped at the corner near- the lit»: flickering light from 0105” after A .
\Thoy were tie home. “12' , Me.- and I marine laughed at the Mow which
lied in such a way not plan sn- swung out. Youhs‘s'ré was just nothing‘t‘m
share every act and your‘ksyz'lfi ‘
gindopost- you are aziiug’o success “You humus hearts.” It” ‘w
Mme. Jacques Lebaudy s lawyer, Maitre Jardot has 91.. m
the Paris tribunal an official application for the annulmen
marriage of Jacqueline Lebaudy (left) and Roger Sudl‘eal. s _.
Henri Sudreau, a French detective,a also known as Hams wt 1
accused by Mme. Lebaudy (right) of trying to gain Contr‘ . .
fortune left by her husband, Jacques Lebaudv whom Eye .
death
V - “"Paddy, in ii.
Blanche Mehaffey and her pet dog. a” ‘
The “pap'oose" bag, similar to the method sonogim
their youngsters, is now seen quite often. The 1 their m ~~~~
and can be carried quite comfortably e1 cry place
to take them.
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