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ANGLO-AMERlCAN

MEETING HISTORIC

LONDON, Nov. 22.-None of the

numerous Allied war councils which have occurred in the past three year\ lhave occasioned the same interest as- today"g historic meeting of the Brit ish War Cabinet and the American War Mission for tightening the links that chain the Anglo-American war el- -forts. The scene is old residence in Downing street, which has served the Prime Ministers.oi' many generatoins an both home-and ofiice, and the room is the council chamber 'where the cabinets met and where the destines oi' the' Empire have been shaped since the days oi' the American revolution.

Lord Reading, the Lord' Chief Jus

tice, will preside with Andrew Bonar Law, British Chancellor of the Ex- chequer, and Oscar T. Crosby as as- sistant se'cretary of the American Treasury, at the table beside him. The military and naval heads of both Governments and oiilcials represent- ing other departments of war work will be grouped together.

Premeir Lloyd George planned te

be present for the purpdse of answer- ing' questions. .

The `gCneral wo-rk of the' meeting,

constitutes the taking of stock of the resources and needs of both coun- tries, and', to some extent, of the con- tinental allies_

A group of reporters and photog-

raphers and curious s-ightseers were' on the scene early in the day.

INDIA CONSPIRATORS

ON TRIAL IN STATES

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22.-Efforts

oi' the ll. S. Government to prove the existence in this' country of a con- roirncv to foment revolution agninsl

,British rule in India began today

when thirty-four alleged consplrntors went on trial in the United States dis trict court,

Bronzcd, turbanod natives of" In din, mingled among the defendants with multi-millionaires and shl'l>~ builders. high German cons-ular ofii- cialg, other alleged agents of the German Empire, and -adventurers.

Two things were to be 2\CC0mPli5»h'

all hy the alleged conspiracy,

india was to be freed, and It Great

Britain was to have been forced to withdraw troops from the 0`0I\l.ih0l1l-ill bnttlefronts, thus weakening the ai- iiemrurccs; »-rho--plot _ had spread greatly. the Government alleges, un- sii it nourished in. many places on the Pacific const, in most large Am- erican citics. in India, and in Mexico.

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hrs; weefk of the formal Winter sea son over. society seems to have a sur- Bl' KFHSD on things-_ The week was .1 representative one, with the first night of the opera, the Horse Show, and fashionable weddings. These ov- onts were all as interesting as in ' days oi' peace. War has simply dim- med the blaze oi' jewels at the opera, just as`1he Fuel Administrator basl darkened .Broadway, but nothing has been made e'oInbre. The weddings were just as smart, although slightly

simplified by war,

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will now be felt for within the last .live years this period of the Winter season. until the holidays-, has practi- cally been given over to the debu- tantes. There are many debutantes' of ill!-S Year, to be sure, but they are only spoken of as debutantes, and are launched without any fuss or [earn HPS-Ahpearing-for the first time in the boxes at the opera and' the Horse Show seems to have been the only’ heralding note of presentation so .far.l ‘Girls by the score are being pre-

sented quietly at teas and the usual informal afternoon affairs-in many of, the larger ci~tie's, where tradition audi patriotism is unquestoined, and some _people l»n New York who have hith~, erto taken great delight in entertain-g ing the buds, feel that perhaps a too drastic line has been drawn apper- ifilnlng to the New Yorkgirla, who' should be allowed they claim, to have a little fling in 'spite of the war. ' | Society is dancing, in Washington. although the supper has been elirmin-' ated in some instances. , It is qui'te“

lprobable that mourning will be dis- pensed _wIth, and stars' of gold lynn., |stituted, signifying the glory of hero! lem rather than the sting of death on the battlefield. Thus the tendency of isociety as a whole will be to keep things going, to smile bravely, and to dispense with fthe gloom. _ | I Many are hoping that announce! ments of informal home affairs- for the debutantes, wil soon he forthcoming, 'sn that the girl. eager for some sort |of recognitin that is due her by the lright of time-honored tradition, may ,not be entirely overloked. There is u scarcity of young men, but society is versatile, and should' find a sub- stitute for the' tea dances of bygone days, Knitting is meeting the neces- sity of the hour and can hardly bc called a fad, but the grandmothers of ,many of the debutantes of this sea- s_on spent some of the happiest hours lof their life at knitting and quilting bees_ Skating also offers a proper field for debutante parties, for nearly every one skates now. _

ln former seasons women were con-

spicuous in the pnrlerre row at the' opera by reason of their jewels. Dur- ing the week they stood out more prominently through lack 'of them. 'Several diamond tiaras were noticed at the opening, affording an occasions. flare Pearls wonderful strings them, were worn and they seem to be the most suitable wartime bauhle_

Diamonds are not taboo by any

means. for they were used largely at the Horse Show. but so arranged as to be partially hidden by laces, furs and wraps. The long strand of din- mondg' seem most in vogue for the old as well as for the younger set, for they are not l1ashy.' Turquoises, rubies, emer-aids and sapphires are being much worn by fashionable women. Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney at the' opera opening wore a striking wing-shaped headdress of turquoises. At the first night of the Horse Showi Mrs. E. H. Harriman wore n huge ruby. |

A picturesque feature of all big,

social assemblies now is the cosmo-' polltanism of the throng, brought about by the war. for men and women of high rank from all the allied countries, the former often in_ their snappy uniforms of service, snd_ eminent artists and authors, too, are sojourning in our midst. Princess- and princesses, duke; and duchesses, lords and ladies rub 'elbows with our mil- llonaires in the most democratic man ner. The effect can hardly be called cosmopolitan after all, for it is democ- racy coming true. for which the world is being safe. _

New York society has never been

so democratic, and the proof of the democratic ‘spirit that prevails will be strongly evidenced at the coming war relief spectacle, to be staged next Saturday for nineteen days at tho Grand Central Palace. when the fore- most women of the great bulwark of general society, without respect to money of creed', will work together for allied humanity.

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