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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Kimball of
Charleston entertained at a bridge
whist party Thursday evening. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Ransom and
Mr.. Edward L. Jones. After the serv-
ing of refreshments a musicale was
enjoyed by the guests. The guests
were DR.. and Mrs. Ransom, Mr.. and
Mrs Hudson Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Baughman, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man, Mr.. and Mrs. William Dwyer,
Mrs. E. r. Mcneil, Misses Yount
Doege, Anderson. Provins. King and
Messers. Brazeau, Cook. Schryeri
Denhart. Guy Yount and F. Sharp.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-23

. On Tuesday the Shadow club met
with Mrs. c. H. Edwards in the weis-
gerber block. A very pleasant after
noon was spent. Mrs. Louis p. Brad
bury added to the entertainment by
reciting In her usual charming man
ner. The ladies present were: Mrs.
v. n. Chastain, Mrs. ]. e. Nickerson,
Mrs. A. H Hazen. Mrs. G. w. Griffith,
Mrs. f. Reid, Mrs Louis p. Brad
bury. Mrs. ]. P. Tapscott, Mrs. Judson
spofford and Mrs. George K. Reed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-23

The Twentieth Century club held it's
tenth regular meeting at the home of
Mrs. Jessie Hurlbut February Is. The
meeting was opened by quotations from
Joaquin Miller. A very fine paper on
Americas Public School System"
was read by Mrs. Chessman. A short
but very excellent paper on Women
Inventors" was read by Mrs Jordan,
/ The sketches of Luther Burbank by
Mrs. Nickerson, and that of Booker
/ 4. Washington by Mrs, Chastain were
/ both instructive and interestins Mrs.
Jessie Hurlbut gave a delightful read
/ ing from Washington Irving. After a
/ very thorough discussion of the mat
/ terAthe club decided to form a depart
ment club of the Twentieth Century,
thereby giving each member an OPP
portunity of electing her own line OF
work Mrs. Judson Spofford was
unanimously elected to membership
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Crum were
guests of the club. The meeting was
closed by discussion of current topics
led by Mrs Vassar.
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Where Woman RcignS

Thursday afternoon Mrs. w. G.
Seeley was hostess at a sewing party.
The Fornightly club of Charleston
will meet this evening with Mrs. Hud-
som Jones.
The members of the Eastern Star
will hold a social hour after the
Chapter is closed Monday evening.
Mrs. f. d. Potvin entertained at
thimble party at her home on Fourth
street Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. e. w Eaves will entertain
few friends at dinner tonight with
contest at bridge to follow
| Miss Blanchard entertained two
tables of ladies this afternoon at bridge
whist in honor of Miss de F'remery.
| The Hour club gave a dance at the
McKinna hail last evening. This was
the first dance that had been given by
the club this year.
Miss May Huston of Spokane who
has been the guest of Miss Virginia
Shearrer left Friday morning for Pull
man, Washington. where she attended
the military ball Friday night.
The Parliamentary club will meet
next Monday afternoon with Mrs. j.
P. Vollmer. The officers for the COM
ing year will be elected at this meeting
and the club wishes full attendance.
Mrs. c. H. Lingenfelter entertained
Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Edgar c. Steele. In the conundrum
contest Mrs. Seely won the first prize
and guests prize was given to Mrs.
Steele.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give a coffee at the old
Normal training school building next
Wednesday afternoon and evening. In
addition to the serving of coffee the
ladies' will also have an apron sale.
| Monday evening President and Mrs
George H. Black entertained at a Z
o'clock. dinner at their home in the
University addition. The evening af-
ter dinner was spent at cards in the
warmth of the ever huspitahle uen
fire place of the Black home.
! Mrs. o. A. Kjos was hostess We'd
nesday evening at a bridge whist
party. The prizes were won by Miss
Bessie Eggeman and Mr.. Francis
Bartlett, After cards a musicale was
gived by Misses Horner. Eggeman and
MIR. Richards.
Mrs. S. D. White gave a delightful
luncheon Thursday in honor of Mr.
Whites mother of Peoria, Illinois, WHIT
Is visiting here. Mrs. White enter.
tanned the guests with many charm.
ing little stories and incidents of trav
ell. The table decorations were in vel
low and white, the different articles o
the menu showing the same colors.
Saturday evening Mrs. E. w. Fave
gave a o'clock dinner party in homo
of. Mrs B. B. Bravender. The guest
were Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Brevendel
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Thatcher. Mi
and Mrs. c. A. Foresman. In the gam
of bridge which followed the Dime
the prize was won by Mr.. Foresmal
3 Yesterday afternoon between tn
hours of and o'clock the students {
4 the Lewiston State Normal scho,
We're rendered a very pretty receptio
Thy Miss Urch and the faculty at tn
4 dormitory The students assisted
8 entertaining with some songs an
3 Rotations. Popular class songs wei
T sung by the different classes Seate
at long tables the students enjoyed II
temptine- refreshments prepared |
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thc Grafton on Connecticut avenue for
an INDEFINITE stay Mrs Benet's visits
10 her old home are invariably the oc-
casion Of a round Of hospitality. Mrs.
Cox is at present with DR.. and Mrs
t-lazebrOok. in their p street home.
alrs. Albert Cottle IS spending a week
n Richmond. Va. her former home.
Mrs. Cottle is the guest OF friends VINO
are doing considerable entertaining in
compliment to the MANY distinguished
delegates 10 the trienniaI convention Of
the Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 5 Shacklette.
OF Delaplsne, Va. have been spending
the past three weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Il Daw. 251i II street
northwest
Raymond F. Crist. is seriously I'll in
his home az Washington Grove.
Mrs James L Kernochan and Alex
ander Butler Duncan, whose engage
ment was announced early in tire week.
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ment and gone abroad for years ab-
sence.
DR.. and Mrs II. L. E Johnson. who
are now In Berlin, where the former is
taking an important part in the inter
national medical congress. will return
to Washington during the present
month.
Gen. and Mrs. George NJ. Sternberg
have reopened their new hcme on Mass
achusetts avenue for the winter.
The Misses Pile, after spending the
summer in Maine. and the early autumn
at Bethlehem, Pa. where they were de-
lightfuIly entertained by their many
friends. will pass the winter at 1919
Rhode Island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles O'Donnell Lee
have taken a very attractive apartment
or Corcoran street. just of New Hamp-
shire avenue. where they are now estab-
Ished for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Johnson have
returned to their Connecticut avenue
home. after an absence of three months
in the White mountains.
Col. and Mrs Reeves Russell. with
their Interesting family, are again oc-
cupyIng their homo on Eighteenth
street, after a summer and early au-
tumn at Spring Lake.
Nine. Lazcano, wife OF the former
minister from Chile, and Nine. Louis
d'Amenebar who have had an apart
ment at the Connecticut during their
residence in washington. arc now at
the Hotel No-mandie for a short stay
before returning TO South America
Nine. d'AmeFebaT. who has hosts of
friends I'm Washington, who welcomed
her return 20 her old home last season.
was before her marriage Miss Mariquita
Cavallo, daughter of the late Surgeon
Carlos Cavallo. Of the United States
rdVy. and a granddaughter OF a former
minister from Chile. On the death Of
her mother, shortly after her young
daughters entrance into society. the
latter left Washington for a visit to
the former Minister and Nine Lazcano,
at Valparaiso, where she met and mar
RED NJ. AmeneDar. The latter. who has
extensive business relations in the
United States, will arrive In Washington
shortly to escort his. family to their
South American home. Nine d'Amene-
bar, who retains all the charm Of her
early girlhood, is the mother Of two
particularly attractive young children.
Miss Sue Worthington Cox. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cox, of Bal
timore, Nd, Will be married to Passed
Mfdshipman Willis W. Bradley, jr., OF
Farman. n. D., who was graduated from
the Naval Academy with the class OF
lSO6, Wednesday evening, October 70.
Midshipman Victor n. Metcalf, tr..
L. S. N, after a short visit to his
grandmother, Mrs. J. II. Nicholson, at
Oakland. Cal, has returned TO his ship.
the o s. s. Charleston. which has been
ordered south with the iieel for target
practice The marriage of Midshipman
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Miss Ella Langley. daughter 81 Mr..
and Mrs. T. w Langley, celebrated her
sixteenth birthday October 1 IN their
home. Congress Heights. The main
features Of the evening were games
music. and dancing. The guests assem-
bled at an early noIr. and after the
usual games had been played supper
was served IN the dining room. which
was decorated IN cut flowers and gold
enrod. Among those present were Miss
Lena Brehm, Miss Eva Everette. Miss
Anl>abelle Everette, Miss Marie Bur
CESS, Miss Annie Langley. Miss Lena
Cox. Miss Maud Dean Miss Mae Lang
ley. Miss Margaret BOlger. Miss Matte
Laksn. and Miss Ella Langley. and
Norman Foote. John Fitzgerald. John
Wiley, William Wiley. Haswen Magru-
der. Aaron Dean. Waiter De Haven,
James Webster, and Edward Langley.
Mr. and Mrs. Iarrie Benet have ar
rived from Paris and are located at
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Personals

Mrs Roosevelt. Miss Ethel Roosevelt.
and Master Quentin spent the day yes
terday in the country home of sur
Geon General RiNey, across the Poto-
mac in Virginia. Mrs Roosevelt and
Master Quentin drove over. but Miss
Ethel Roosevelt rode over or her IA
vOrite mount They left the White
House a little before noon, and return
ed in the early evening.
Baron Haymerie. of the Austrian en-
bassy. has returned TO Washington. and
the remainder Of the staff is expected
on Monday. The Ambassador and Bar
cness HeDgelmuller. who have been
abroad all summer. are expected to sail
for home on November ! ana viii be in
Washington about the Sth
The American Minister to China and
Mrs. W. w. RoclChiiI are on heir way
back to America for a visit to their
home Mr.. and Mrs. Rcckhill have been
greatly missed from society in Washing
ton since Mr.. RockhiH's appointment
10 a foreign post. He was for many
years Assistant Secretary of State. Mrs.
Rockhill was formerly Miss Perkins.
Mr.. Rockhills elder dauEter. Mrs. JOS
sph c. Hoppin. now lives in washington.
The newly appointed minister from
Chile Senior Don Anibal Cruz Diaz, is
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Miss Helen Cannon, daughter of the
Speaker of the House. is making her
usual autumnaI visit to Hot Springs,
Va Miss Cannon has spent the great
er part of the summer at the family
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row on his way TO his post in Wash
ington- He is coming by way of Pan
anna. This win be the first time in two
years that Chile has been represented
mere by a duly accredited minister.
Senior Walker Martinez. the retiring
minister. and his family being detained
IN h-s own country. The new minister
VIII rot come as stranger 10 Wash
ington. as he>was sc :retary to the lega-
lon n 1881 and 1892. senior Nontt. the
President of Chile. was then minister IN
this country. He was here again IN 1901
to represent his country. Nine. Diaz is
the daughter Of Senior IIuenneues. pres
ident Of the Chilean chamber Of den
uties
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home in Danvile, i'll She viii come
70 Washington for the Congressional
season some time next month
Mr. and Mrs Giraud Foster ente.--
tanned a large dinuer party at Belfon-
tame last night I'm honor Of Baron louis
Ambrozy. counselor Of the Austro Hun
gaTian embassy. who arrived at the
Curtis Hotel at Ilenox Thursday even
ing.
Ms NJ. Il Turner. Of Dallas. Tex.
in company with Miss Louise David
Miss Marie Turner. Miss Ethel Ander-
son. Miss Mae Lee Rowan. and Miss
Ruby ThurmOnd. all Of Dallas. Tex,
spent several days at Madison Hall
Seminary this week The young ladies
have entered as students
Miss c. r Jpham has just returned
from Massachusetts and New York.
Miss Susan Piessner Pollock has re-
turned from the jamestown Exposition
and the Mountain Chautauqua, Nd.
and will be st home TO her friends on
Tuesdays at 15l6 Columbia road north
west
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EWED souvenirs at dinners the coming probably
will be- as heretofore, costly
~ permit OPulent dnner-givers
1svo seen at the Emperor of
Inc at dessert by tiny eques
tian bronze Emperor his marshal ,ndr -
IL works OF art in bronze and figure rs TOYS
at deouante dances will
~ than ever and cotilon made necessary
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Metcaf and Miss Marguerite Buffers.
whose engagement was recently an
rcunced. is expected to occur during
the season at Oakland Miss Buffers
and her mother, Mrs. Henry Buffers.
and sister. Miss Marie Buffers. who
have been abroad for some months. are
now returning 10 America.
Maj. Joseph J, Crabbs. quartermaster.
viii be relieved from duty as construct
ing quartermasuer al the Walter Reed
United States Army General Hospital,
in this city, and at Washington Bar
racks. and VIII sail about December 5
for the Philippine Islands tor assign
mcnt 10 duty 70 relieve Mai. Richmond
McA. Schoheld.
Archbishop NuttalI, OF the West IN
dies, ws-s the guest at dinner last Thurs
Cay Of lie Rev. W. ]. Denziloc Thomas.
diocesan missioner. and Mrs Thomas.
The archbishop sailed yesterday from
New York for jamaica
At meeting Friday evening at the
residence or Miss Edna Faye, so Flrs,
street northwest. the young people and
friends of the North Capitol NJ. E.
Church organized club which will be
known as the North Ca aitcl VI. +.
Church Club. and elected me following
officers: Nathaniel = Morley. presi-
dent; Miss Edith c. AIaddux. vice presI
DEM; Miss Edna NJ Faye, secretary,
and Edgar NJ, Gilbert. treasurer.
After the business of the evening had
been conducted, piano solos verc rem
dered by Miss Edith Maddux and Miss
Edna Faye, and refreshments were
served.
Those present were Miss Helen b.
Wood. Miss J. V. Cecil, Miss Edith
Maddux. Miss Edna Faye. Miss Eva
Faye. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall. Mr.. and
Mrs. Faye, W. T. Conboye. w. r.
Fischer, e. NJ. Gilbert, C. S. Hoffman.
H c. Hemenway, n. T. Worley and
]. J. Faye.
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Miss Ida Buckley was married to
Fred Laur Wednesday night by the
Rev Charles Il Holmead. Only a fam
lily party witnessed the ceremony. which
was followed by small reception. The
bride, who was escorted by her father.
was beautifully dressed in a smart blue
tailor-nlade gown, with hat to match
Mrs. Alberta O'Neil, Sowned in laven-
der. WAS matron Of honor. The couple
Will be at nome to their friends after
October Is. at the Iowa.
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%N ISIS GLADYS VANDERBILT managed surprise friends
completely with of
- A Count Szecheny Washington friends greatly
in the affair for Miss Gladys spent Wash
little girl Mr. and Mrs
Vermont
mers health Just beginning fall and little
like other children played Lafayette
weather Among her
the small daughter former
debutante
father Secretary to President Cleveland
War and who lived on the north side Of Lafayette square
Immediately
"Corcoran
Gladys dignfed
where they call themselves
derbt is all interesting
Of fifteen millions going them in
distinguished foreign husband
embrace the Roman Catholic religion
sessed of him
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Dr. Hubley r. Owen. formerly of this
city, but now Of Philadelphia, is receIv-
ing many congratulations on his an
pointment 10 be chief police surgeon in
the Pennsylvania city. DR.. Owen is
very well known in Washing .on society.
being the youngest son OF the late Sur
geon Alfred NJ. Owen, u. S. N. and a
granddaughter OF the late Admiral
Queen He is a brother OF Mrs VIII
liam g. Crawford and Miss Christine
Owen, OF Eighteenth street.
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Miss Winifred Mattingly. the attrac-
tive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Matungly. Of Q street, is now making
a visit to friends in Portland. Me. and
before returning TO Washington. the
middle of this month. viii spend a week
or ten days in New York.
Miss Mattin gly spent the month Of
August at Narrangansett, and previous
to that made a number of house party
visits near Long Island Sound.
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This combination instru- 1
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Mss Fannie II. Rosenthsl and Samuel
7 e;teinberxer. whose engagement was
recently announced. viii be al nome o.
the residence OF the latter 5 sister, 81 :
Charles Floyd Beers, III Ne" jersey
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Mss Hoyt. daughter of the former
governor Hoyt. Of Pennsylvania and
sister of the Solicitor General, who has
resided at the Marlborough for tho past
two seasons, has given up her apart
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Gen. and Mrs. George NJ. Sternberg
have reopened their new hcme on Mass
achusetts avenue for the winter.
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The Misses Pile, after spending the
summer in Maine and the early autumn
at Bethlehem, Pa. where they were de-
lightfuly entertained by their many
friends. viii pass the winter at 1913
Rhode Island avenue.
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Cabinet circle
are back, and
Treasury and his family
and of these three has
home for the winter This of
the Interior She and her family
Rhode Island where the
Mrs Bonaparte country VISTA Baltimore
where she remains late and EACH year.
Two of the most important members Cabinet
and Mrs Taft receiving highest government
upon distinguished guests and araway Japan
respectively.
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Miss Alma Prince. Of Sixteenth street,
has bee,. spending a few days in Built
more. with relatives
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eY1C7 ASHNGToN society slowly becoming
tons of which engaged n pursuits
worhiest of housewives Springs,
Lakewood, Ashevie,
The White which
occupied first lady of the
herself with her children the
Among her
Ethel
debut this winter will probably
the driving
the of the
into the suburbs and couDt and nght
indeed for the little which the
the White
House carly and thu country
these pleasant little excursions
that the Presidents family
The family is happy the their
Miss Young who
coached all the children in their
guages and music She with themin their
they to Washington been
in fact only since Mrs in
Miss Ethel
all in their various schools
second debuante in the Roosevelt family
changes her mind and lets daughter
aid the presentation OF her
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THOUGH is early for the diplomats Washing
III there already three
hostesses at hand The German
Sternburg the first
will leave again Wednesday for Lakewood
ham, for short The Japanese
the TO bac after spending
vscouness
sador and Nine Jusseand back
old embassy awaiting the completion of their
In spite of important peronares to their
winter quarters 1T will be weeks before
The society little season when she
has great functions croding
by let
required But she has the
socalled "du weeks
charming dinners and luncheOns genuinely
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs Charles O'Donnell Lee
have taken a very attractive apartment
OF Corcoran street. just of New Hanp-
shire avenue. where they are now estab-
nShed for the winter.
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The newly appointed minister from
Chile, Senior Don Anibal Cruz Diaz, is
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DR.. and Mrs. II l. r. Johnson, who
are now In Berlin, where the former is
taking an important part in the inter
national medical congress. will return
to Washington during the present
month.
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Mr. and Mrs. Perry Johnson have
returned to their Connecticut avenue
home, after an absence of three months
in the White mountains.
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Miss c F. Jpham has just returned
from Massachusetts and New York.
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About a dozen distinct styles
Of semi-iitted. tiEht-htted and
Prince Chap models. IN Broad
cloths, Herringbone, Scrges. and
MannisS mixtures. Wen tailored
throus hout
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ment and gone abroad for years ali
sence.
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Col. and Mrs. Reeves Russell, with
their Interesting family, are again oc-
cupyIng their home on Eighteenth
street, after a summer and early au-
tumn at Spring Lake.
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Midshipman Victor N Metcalf. tr.,
L. s. N, after a short visit to his
grandmother, Mrs J. II. Nicholson, at
Oakland, Cal, has returned to his ship.
the u ). ;. Charleston. which has been
ordered south with the iieet for target
practice. The marriage of Midsbipuan
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Our suits at this price bring
elsewhere a full third more. one
Of the models that will receive
attention this season is a fine
hair stripe worsted IN black and
navy The three-quarter coat is
cutaway; the skirt full gored.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williams, the
latter formerly Miss Ardella. have re-
turned 10 Washington from an extern
s1ve honeymoon trip TO Canada, Niagara
Falls, and Atlantic City
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Mrs. James F. kernochan entertained
at a dinner OF twenty-five covers Friday
evening complimentary TO her caughte.-
ln-law and her hance.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Iarrie Benet have ar
rived from Paris and are located at
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Miss Sue Worthington Cox. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cox. of Bal
umore, Nd, Will be married to Passed
MIdshipman willis W. Bradley, jT.. OF
Farman. N. D.. who was graduated from
the Naval Academy with the class OF
19O6. Wednesday evening, October 10.
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Berlin Brann. 49, corcoran street. Is
spending the month in the central part
OF New York State.
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