* ■ * T They Were M airied in Naples Selected for the Temporary White House Illinois and Virginia families of prominence were united in Naples, Italy The I’atterson mansion, located on Dupont circle In the heart of Washington's fashionable district, hus been ! when the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Davis Stevenson of Bloomington, lll- selected by President Coolldge as the temporary White House while the present one Is undergoing repairs start­ and Ernest Lluwood Ives o f Norfolk, Va„ took place. Lewis Green Steven ing March 1 and which will take 120 days to complete. This home, one o f the showplaces of the national capital, son, formerly Illinois secretary o f state, father of the bride, was present and was built for the late Hubert W. Patterson, long the editor o f the Chicago Tribune. It Is now owned by his daughter, *®ve her away. Mr. Ives Is first secretary of the American embassy in Con stautlnople. Mrs. Elmer Schlesluger, wife o f a former member of the United States shipping board. Mr. Jardine Greets Cotton Champion Marines Leaving San Diego for the Far East i Elga Daniels df Nacagdoches, Texas, champion cotton grower, was gieeieu by Secretary of Agriculture William M. Jardtue iu Washington where she saw the sights o f the national capital with other champion cotton growers of the South. She presented Secretary Jardlue with a bale of cotton. Miss Daniels raised two and one-half bales of cotton to the ucre. United Sta te. marines uepartiug uuiu D <>u me tiun»i>on Umuiiiuui for Honolulu and Guam and ultimately for China If needed there. Inset Is their commnnder. Colonel lilll. Plane Wrecked in Fog, Pilot Unhurt Big Fire in Chicago That Cost Lives of T w o Men I I T. P. Nelson, flying from SL Louis to CMcagu lost his way in „ f0g and made a forced landing In Hinsdale, III., the w sheered off by trees. The pilot luckily escaped Injury h u t ' ' V * * **‘In*I badly wrecked, a. may be aeen In the picture. * ,hc l>Une WM View of the conflagration on the near west side, Chicago, which cost the ll\es o f two firemen who were crushed hy a falling wall, and which destroyed property valued at $uOO,OOU In thla picture firemen ara seen res­ cuing one of their roiiMMdes from the top of a wall. Infant Proclisie» All Lived but Few Years ly.” A little later Greek and lrnttn Tea a in Airplanes were added. The younger brother of In the search for new social diver­ Montcalm could read Intln fluently sions, some o f the hosxenees In Lon­ The Manchester Guardian telU at four and knew Greek and Hebrew don are giving aerial teas and “ at about thè little granddaughier o f thè at tlx. Christian H*1necken, born In homes“ at which the guests are taken late Archblshop Tempie, who at thè 1-uebeck In 1721. however, takes the for airplane rides. ago of thlrteen had a l.VOUVword cake. This wonder child had read the Mrs. Sophia Elliott Lynn and Mrs. story acceptcd for pnbllcatlon Surh Bible when barely a year old. his­ Sherwood Kelly are the flrat hostesses «asea of hrtlllanre at an early age torians affirm, and before he was of record In this new diversion de­ wer* not rare and are not unknown three he had mastered geography and signed partially to Interest socially cven In our day. One o f theee In­ history and was proficient In three prominent women In flying. fanta waa tha aon of Evelyn, thè languages But what were the re­ dlartat, who wrote of hlm : “ At two sults? Evelyn's son died before he and a half yeara old he rould read was six; Montcalm at eight and the I f H * ’s the Goods lierfectly anv of thè Kngllsb. l.atln. tnarveloua lleltw-rken passed away be­ The eelf-made man puts In more than Trend» or Gothlc lettera, pronounc- fore he waa foor — Pierre Van Paaa- eight boors a day working on the Job. Ing thè flrat tu ree languagvs pvrfect — Boston Transcript. sen. In Atlanta Constitution. ! N o w a N u m erou s R a ce It matters little whether the Ama- ■ons ever lived. The persistence of the tradition regarding them needed no original basis of fact In the dis­ tant past to Justify I t Amazons were a neceanary conception through the centurtee when sturdy. Independent women were exceptional, but very real nevertheless. One doubts, however, whether young folk nowadays know what an Amason Is. There are too many of them to attract attention. In te lle c tu a l C om m erce The commerce o f Intelleet likes dle- tant shores. Tha small retail dealer trades only with hit neighbor; « h e « the great merchant trades be links the four quarters o f the glob#.—Bulwer Happy Though Married The happiness of m tirrN life pends on a power of m .l? 1 sa crifice« win, ZZr.y ness. . ‘ "‘’"lin e s, and rh„, s Few persons are ever c counter ° kept alive, Hnd hai>pia^V "aecurei n Z V L ~ ' Eph Snow , " ¿ T * * m' r h“ nr hin to be a prominent cltiten. he « —■ Precocious Artist lÄ is r jix -