Larsa parties again: were the order of the evening, with Mr. RSP: ¿Lockhart host at one' long table Admiral W. Ai Glassford at another.
Others Who chose American night to entertain their friends included" Mr. Victor Keen; Mr. R. C. Phillips, Mr. Clarke Lee: Mr. L. R. Schinazi, Captain J. T. Inch. Mr. E,.G. Smith-Whipht, Mic, E. Wallwork. Mr. Russell Sun. Mr. W. O. Ratrington. Mr. P.: D. G. Gain, "MY. R. C. Hall. Mr. E. C. Robinson, Mr. E. G.
Davis and many others. wrFORE THE FLOOD
"Follies" Merrymakers—N.CDAN.
Making hay while the moon beamed was the order of the-evening at the "Moonlight Follies." during-the first four nights of the week. Then the Chinese- "'r^ 9f EET Ve PECAN der benefit. Mrs. Runneli hia 1 Inv, Chester Fritz follow, the predicted typhoon thudded'down on the city Friday morning.
"Unlike a Hollywood premiere—one Among Americans we night only for klein lights. glamorous noticed itr and Mrs Clark Lees "Mrs, Moonlight Follies" had Admiral W. stars and star-gazing throngs—ea ch Lee wearing a stunning full-length night is a premiere at the "Follies." white cape over her dark frock and a white turban—Mr. F. Russell Eng-
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