... powdered wig, and waa busy making a party of representative Americans to attend Lady Rocksavage's ball to-day, the eve of Independence Day. SPECTACLES IN THE BALLROOM. Many beautiful young girls and women have commenced to wear tortoiseshell spectacles in ...

... Americans London must have been grateful to the clerk of the weather for making possible for the first housewarming Independence Day reception of their new Ambassador, General Dawes, to take the form of a garden party. The crush at Prince's Gate was ...

... so the Charge d'Affaires and Madame will bo receiving the guests at the Argentine Club on Saturday to celebrate their Independence Day. Madame Miguens, who has lived nparly all her life in England, the beautiful daughter of Senor Emilio Casares, who e ...

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... that gave birth to Rousseau and home to Calvin. Every latticed window is closed to the heat. Flags are waving. It is Independence Day. and, without the extravaganza of noise of America's July 4, the Genevois are celebrating their city's century-old c ...

... spectacular games yet seen at this year's World's Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon. July 4, it must be remembered, is Independence Day in America. The players from the United States, W. M. Johnston and F. T. Hunter, celebrated the occasion with the ueual ...

... James Craig. The United States flag flying over the residence of the American Consul in Dublin was hauled down on July 4 (Independence Day) by some men in nfcifti. The incident has caused mucl* comment in Dublin. 44 The Problem Can Be Solved. —Smuts. The ...