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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28

A surprise party was given in honor
Of Miss Helen Prange at her home. 81
State street yesterday afternoon. The
party was given to celebrate her thir
teenth birthday anniversary and she
received a number of pretty gifts in re-
membrane Of the day. The home was
decorated with white crepe paper and
autumn foliage. Games and music were
enjoyed until six O'Clock when the
guests were invited into the dinins
room where four course dinner was
served. In one of the contests enjoyed
during the evening the prizes were won
by Viola Besser and Edward Shallow.
The invited guests were Helen Beebee
Helen Trimble. Helen Schuartz. Edna
Breuckner, Emma Doehring, Lauretta
Newell, Ellen Xix, Pauline Winkler.
Elsie Winkler. Lizzie Kuhn Eleanore
Breuckner, Alvera Brueckner. Irene
Aldrich. Frieda Ripp, Viola Besser
Harriet Dixon. Helen Prange. Frieda
Prange, May Prange. Flora WNnschen,
Alice Prange, Minnie Bruckner, Nir-
GINA Prange Walter Hasten. Earl
Dockery, Claude Hudson, Herman
Kuhn, CLYDE Hudson. Eddie Shallow,
John Doehring, Fred Jens. Walter Jens.
John Weber. Rudolph Winkler. Charles
Dixon. Frank Colgrove and William
Prange Mr. and Mrs r. Beilby and SON
Theodore Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Prange, Mr..
and Mrs. William FRANCE. ar. and Mrs.
G. Breuckner
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
4 Committee MEETING

Mrs Erfck Lund viii open her home
in Warren street this afternoon for the
meeting Of the history committee Of the
Hammond Woman's club Mrs. Lund.
Mrs c. w. Campbell Mrs. 81. z. Frame
and Mrs. ]. j. Anderson win serve on
the social committee. The chairman for
the day. Mrs. J. Graves and the
members Of her committee have the fol-
lowing program Of interest arranged
for the afternoon.
Vocal Solo. Miss Harriet Ferris
ITALY After 1870. Internal condi-
tons ........-... Mrs. Jacob Fox
The Present king" Mrs. a. o. Merrill
Life Of Francesca Christi .......-
......--... Mrs. ]. c. Graves
Current Eventa....M Mrs. Eta Bloomhor
Laws Of Illinois Relating 10 Women
and Children" Mrs Henry Lundt
Piano Selections Mice Blanche irish
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TOLI,ESTON.

Mrs. G. Brehen. who has been the
guest OF Mrs. Lee Crew. returned to her
home in Park Manor today
sam Goldberg was business visitor
In Ross Saturday
sol Gran returned to Evanston to-
day.
Mrs C. Schmidt visited friends in
Chicago last evening
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Normandt
for a few DAYS.
Jacob Eddelson of chicago was here
on business today
Mrs J. @ James visited friends in
Hammond today
Miss Mary sleezer VIII spend sun
day in Hobart
Miss Myrtle Elser is spending a few
days in chicago.
Mrs s Marcel spent Saturday in
Chicago.
Mrs J. J. Diedel viii visit relatives in
Hobart Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Clementz is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c Peterson for few
days
T. A. Crandau IS visiting friends in
Hebron, Ind. for few days
Miss Frances Hamilton is visiting
friends in Chicago over sunday
Mr and Mrs. 4. Carlson spent sun
day in East Gary
f. Schuyler OF Chicago was busi-
ness visitor here today.
Mrs James Winters was Hammond
shopper today
Nj. and Mrs A. F. schippan Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28

Decatur, III, Mr. Powley.sa sister and
her husband, Professor and Mrs. c.
Fucker Adams Of Richmond. Ky. and
Mr. and Mrs Thomas O'Donnen OF st.
Paul were week end guests at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. B Powley. 420 Bau-
er street
Mr.. and Mrs. 3 E. Fischer of Plum
mer avenue had as their house guests
during the past week end. Mr.. and Mrs.
G W. Jewell of Earl Park. Ind.
DR.. and Mrs. A. II. Pannenborg of
Chicago Heights drove 10 Hammond in
their new studebaker car and spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs N. G. Lavene
and other relatives.
william Lucht Of South Bond. Ind is
spending the week with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Lueht Of Michigan avenue
Mrs William Lucht Of Michigan ave-
nue. who has been III for week Is
Improving steadily and was able to be
up today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
a DINER.

Mrs r. Il. MacAleer was hostess to 4
number Of youne people at her home in
carroll street Saturday evening She
entertained at dinner I'm compliment to-
her sister Mrs. MacLean Of SauIt ste
Marie. a five course dinner was serv-
ed az seven o'clock There were beaut-
ful decorations suggestive OF the Hal
lowe'en season ia the dining room
Place cards decorated with pumpkins
We're laid for ten guests. From the
chandelier 10 the corners Of the table
We're stretched yellow and black
steamers 4 huge pumpkin filled with
stvias and cosmas. the beautiful faI
garden flowers, decorated the center Of
the table very attractively The
chandeliers were trimmed with autumn
leaves. Following the dinner the guests
returned to the parlors when the re-
mainder of the evening was pleasantly
spent with games Mrs. MacAleer had
as guests her sister. Mrs MacIean and
Mrs Mary MacAleer Of Sault ste. Marie
and the Misses Kate Emery. Lillian
smith Annah Emery Edith Bradt.
Hael Fox. Daisy Emery Mae Hanson.
Verna MacAIeer and Beatrice Hansen
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
lodge Assemblies

An enjoyable meeting OF Dorcas Re
beckah Lodge took place last Saturday
evening in the l. o. O. F. Hall in East
State street,
The members Of the social committee
OF Progressive Court No. 16e Tribe or
Ben Hur have arranged an attractive
program for their Halloween social TO
be given Tuesday evening in the X. Of
p. Hall in South Holman street.
A pedro party Will be given this even
ing a Weis Hall In State street BY the
members Of the Court Of Honor.
All members OF opal Hive No. S96
l. o. T. NJ NJ. are invited TO meet with
Mrs. Clara Beebe at her home. 37S
Michigan avenue for q business and So
cial session this evening.
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employed hours and learn cooking. sew
ing and millinery and that proper recre-
alton be provided for the working
class were two essential points she
made. The Hammond club women Were
urged to use what influence they could
in having public hall built for a play
house for old and young alike. TO sue
coed In any line Of reform she said you
must work for humanity. not alone for
those who have attained all that you
have attained. but TO get away from
prejudice and break down the barriers
Of belief. race and social station.
Reports from the animal Federation
meeting held at Fort Wayne. Ind this
year were given by Mrs. Ralph ". Ross
and Dr. Mary Il. Jackson. They told
of the things that Interested them most
at the convention. Special mention was
made in both reports Of the talk By
Mrs. Bacon on The Housing Bill"
The president, Mrs. r. O. Winckler.
called the meeting to order. and told
them what privilege she considered il
to have been at the annual Federation
meeting and what an educational treat
it had been OF all the days observed
by the Hammond Woman's club FEEDER
alton day is usually one Of the most
interesting. The program was given
after the minutes Of the last regular
meeting Of the club and special board
meeting had been read by the secre-
tary Mrs. Alva A. Young Miss Dollie
Knots rendered the "Polonnaise" by
Chopin very beautifully and the vocal
solo by Miss Ferris was greatly en-
joyed. Miss Ferris sang the Fedora
tion Song. written by Mrs. Smith. one
Of the members Of the Federation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
LIrERAruRE NEEDING.

The Literature Department Of the
Hammond Womans Club, win meet at
the home Of Mrs. G. ". Campbell in
Ruth street Tuesday. October 20 The
meeting Will be called to order at 2.30
O'Clock and the members are urged TO
be prompt The newly elected members
Of the club are invited to this weeting.
The following program Will be given:
A Visit With our Authors. ........
-........-. Mrs. r g. Dixson
The Patraician by Galsworthy. ......
......... Mrs Arthur Robinson
Galsworthy's Poems. Mrs. J. G. Graves
Responses-Great English Women.
........-....#...-.. .-....... Members
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
nANcING PAnrY

The X or T Hall ia south Holman
street was the scene OF dancing party
Saturday evening given By the menu
bers Of the Vasa Lodge Of Vikings The
dance was attended by the members
and large number Of their friends all
OF whom report having had a very
ENJOYABLE evening Rinehardt Elster
directed the musical program After
the program Of dances dainty refresh
ments were served The evenings en-
tertainment began at eight-thirty
o'clock II was one Of series of pleas
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
SOCIAL NEWS FOR TUESDAY.

There will he meeting OF Pro-
grcssive Court NO 1875 Tribe of Ben
Hur Tuesday evening In the n. of =.
Hall in south Holman street
The members of the literature de-
partment Of the Hammond Woman's
Club viii meet with Mrs. G. w
Campbell ar her home In Ruth street
Tuesday afternoon.
The Misses Emily md Bertha
Ebert viii entertain the young WON
en- of the y. \. Embroidery Club MT
their home in south Holman street
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. O. q. RoutSong viii have n
her guests Tuesday afternoon at her
home ~ Truman avenue the menu
hers of tho Jolly Dozen Club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.

MI and Mrs August Schneider cele-
brated the twenty-ffth anniversary #
their marriage by entertaining q num-
Der Of friends and relatives at their
home in South Holman yesterday.
There were between forty and nifty
guests among them a number from Ho-
bart and Crown Point Mr. and Mrs.
Schneider received many beautiful gifts
in cut glass and silver. A four course
dinner was served at one o'clock. Bou-
Duets Of roses and carnations decorat-
LED the tables very attractiyely. During
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28

Handsome dinner gown OF black
Velutina. The corsage is draped In
surplice effect and bordered with
bands of sable fur. Bronze colored
satin to match a shade OF the furs
forms the draped girdle and sash end
down the right side. The latter Is
caught up under the drapery of the
skirt Chemisette OF Alencon lace.
The panel on the left side OF the
skirt is draped toward the front and
toward the back. the lower edge Of
the front portion being pulled under.
The long mousquetaire sleeves are
untrimmed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
MANY CLUB WOMEN
HEAR FINE SPEAKER

Saturday, oct 26th was Federation
day at the Hammond Woman's club and
the announcement that Mrs w. E. MI
Ter Of South Bend, Ind. would be in
Hammond that day and address the
club, brought out a large number Of
members as well as guests 10 tile meet
ing. Although Mrs. Miller was heard
BY seventy I'VE or more Of Hammond )
club women. her audience was not as
large as she deserved. Mrs Miller is
known TO number Of Hammond wo-
men and others who have heard Of her
wonderful work asaong class Of work
ing girls IN her home city have awaited
eagerly her visit here when they migrt
learn OF the things she has accomplish
ed Before club women Mrs. Miller has
two favorite topics, Girls and Civ
los subject to which she assigned
Saturday A woman Of charming per-
sonality and having had wide expert
ence along lines Of social and civic re-
forms. Mrs. Miller was qualified TO give
a message Of great interest A few
points she urged any club to consider
in the efforts TO remedy conditions in
its community were first health. Sec
ond educational advantages and then
the beauty Of the city. She first spoke
or good water as essential TO good
health and the Importance Of good sew
- The human being is a good in
vestment to the community and she
said so many are dying from preventa-
Bile diseases that every citizen should
insist upon having the things in his
community that insure good health.
That every city should have night
school whore girls can 20 in their IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
GRANTED I4cFNsE.

Miss Henrietta Loehrke Of Chicago
and Benjamin Loren Of Hammond were
granted a marriage license in Chicago
today. The news Of their marriage Will
be read with interest in their circle Of
friends. They Will receive the best
wishes Of their many friends
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28

Nv O-ll&if ~ . tAOtA+
John C. Gray of Boston. formerly Of
Hammond. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
A. S. stanton. PAS Truman avenue Mr..
Gray has spent the past two months
in California and after visiting few
days with 4. W. Mather ana family in
Aurora, H. VII return to his home in
Btoston.
Mr. and Mrs. David MacLean Of chr
caeo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
2. }. Lyons at their home in ogden
street
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ MCDANIEL have re-
turned to their home in Detroit street
from Winchester. Ind. where they have
been visiting for the past few days.
Mrs. 7. A O'Conner Of South Hon
man street has returned from Hanna
Ind, where sae spent the past week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton and daughters,
Ethel and Lois. and Fred Stanton of
Chicago. Mrs Powley's sister. Mrs
Leonard Pisen and son. Edward, Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
LEAVE on WEBBING TRIP.

Mr. and Mrs Edward Warner left on
their wedding trip Yesterday They
VIII visit friends of Mr. Warmers IN
Louisiana for few weeks after which
they VIII return to Hammond and oc-
cupy their new home at 21S GostIn
street Their at home cards read after
November goth The marriage Of Miss
LYDIA Rut and Edward Warner occur
red Saturday evening at St PauI.a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28

the afternoon the little grandson of Mr..
and Mrs Schneider and the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Johnson Of Hammond
was christened. He was given the
name Lawrence Ray by his sponsors.
Mrs SHREDDER. Herman Hotlz and Louis
Freeman acted as sponsors for the
child. Music was one of the social ii?
versions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28

The members Of the ". r. c. En-
broidery club viii have . social ct the
home Of Mrs Finding. 553 slbey street
Tuesday evening All members of the
g. 4. r. Post. an Daughters Of Liberty
and their friends are invited
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
RErrRN rRoM cANAnA.

Mr. aud Mrs Jacob Flsher have 20
turned from their wedding trip The
marriage Of Miss LYDIA Hofer and
Jacob Fisher occurred Wednesday. .Oc-
tober 18th after which they went 70
Toronto to be the guests Of relatives
They are at home at 6I5 State Line
street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
ELECT OFFICERS :.

The Baptist brotherhood win have a
meeting at the church Tuesday evening
for the election OF officers and transac-
tion OF other Important business. After
the business meeting the members will
be entertained by the Womens Union.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
a THIarI,LE PARTY

The Misses Emily and Bertha Eber
viii entertain the y \. Embroidery
ing al their home in south Holman
street
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At her home in Condit street, Mrs.
RAY Chapman will entertain the mem
bers Of the Embroidery club this after
noon.
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ENTERTAINs MITn cARns.

Mrs. O. 6 Routsone VIII have the
members Of the jolly Dozen club as her
guests Tuesday afternoon at her home
in Truman avenue.
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ant social events which viii be giver
during the fan and winter
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28
ENTFRTAINs 49, ME,rRrRs.

Mr. G. NJ Mcdaniel viii entertain his
class Of the Christian Sunday school at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-28

a Halloween party at his home in Dc
troit street Wednesday, october 30th.
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The Ladies' Aid Society Of the First
n. E. church viii meet in the parlors OF
the church Wednesday afternoon at
thirty o'clock.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-23
BELLEVUE LOOKED GOOD
TO HIM As A HOTEL
TILL THE FOOD STOPPED
"Patient" Who Forgot His
Name Receivers in a Jiffy
and Wants to Go.

You can't fool EN- at Bellevue. They
will find you out. Whether the young
man who came into that institution last
night was simply suffering from hysteria
or whether he was anxious to get into
the psycopathlc ward for some reason
best known to himself. they have not
yet found out, but they will later.
The young man who came there tell
Ing the doctors that he could not tell
who he was or where he came from
was nice looking chap with good
clothes. He looked IS n he might b
an enterprising reporter. He was ques-
TONED closely by one Of the physicians
who gave him the benefit of the doubt
and sent him to Ward B-l In the new
building.
The young man had several dollars
in his pocket, but nothing that might
help any one TO find out his identity.
He was very hungry and ate all they
put before him. He slept well and was
sitting beside his bed this morning
when the house physician made his
rounds.
DR.. Brundige. In charge Of the ward,
| had been carefully looking the new
| patient over. and whom the house
| physician came In he told him he be-
tlieved the patient was feigning illness
Several other doctors gathered around
and conversation was carried on
which the patient had no trouble in
hearing.
Il think that thee 10 some brain
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-23
DYING MAN GOES TO PRISON,
CONVICTED AS DIVE KEEPER.
Physicians Say Wallace Sweeney
Cannot. Live Through Term of
Six M nths' Imprisonnent.>

Wallace w. Sweeney. who was con.
voted Ax months ago Of being
responsible for the dive called the
Independent Order of Rummy Young
Mems Headquarters at No. M West
Thirty-first street. was led into General
Sessions to-day by Detective lieut..
Ntzgerald Of the West Forty-sevonth
street station. He was pale and hollow
checked and rocked by spasnOdic
dts OF coughing.
And after his conviction and SEN
tsncs to six months in the penitsn-
tisry Sweensy's lawyers appealed to
the higher courts. The appeal was
overrlued, but Sweeney did not pre-
sent himself for imprisonment. forfeit
ting his bail Of $4,000. Assistant Dis
probationary Smith heard ne returned
TO town recently. and last night went
with Lieut. Fitzgerald to Sweeney
home, at No. $50 West One Hundred
and Eighty-second street They learned
he was In the last stages Of tuber-
culosis and that a physician was with
HIM They got Sweeney out into the
hail by sending word to the physician
that his automobile was burning. and
then they arrested the convict
Inasmuch as sentence has already
been imposed. Sweeney will at once be
transferred to the ponitentiary and
placed In the hospital. His physioians
said he could not possibly live out his
term Of imprisonment.
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pressure that might be relieved by tre-
phining." said one.
|. II think that the starvation cure
would be effective" said another.
And one by one they suggested s)me
terrible treatment. Then the doctors
separated and DR.. Brundisc was left
alone with his pdtien' lie told the
nurse TO fetch the ycung nan o glass
OF matted milk and nothing else until
tonight.
This was evidently too much for the
patient. He called the doctor to his
side and said in very low tones:
I'm very much better now. 1 can re-
call all about myself and know my name
and where I live.
"oh. thst's very NICE" replied the doc
tor. Tell me all about It."
But the patient would not. lie wanted
to so away as soon as possible. but he
would not ten anything about himself
lie was told that until he did tell he
would be held. And he's still in Belle
vue
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-23

Record Speed of ~ Knots.
LONDON. Sept 23-The new British
cruiser Princess Royal. in her trials on
Saturday, attained the record speed Of
thirty-four knots
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
TECH ADDS 2 NOTED
EDUCATORS TO ITS
FACULTY THIS YEAR

Among the new instructors at the
Georgia School of Technology the COM
ing year will be Professor B. H. Far
quhar, formerly instructor in mathe-
mates and physics at Washington and
Lee university. Professor Farquhar is
a Louisianan and has been identified
with the educational interest of his
native state for several years. He comes
to Tech strongly indorsed. He has been
elected to the English department.
Another noted educator added to the
English faculty of Tech is Professor
Benjamin B. Strang, who comes direct
from Columbia university, New York.
Professor Strang is from New Jersey
and holds diplomas from Columbia uni
versity and also the Teachers college.
Professor Strang is of quiet and unas-
Stunning manner and bids fair to make a
name for himself a Tech.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
May Go To the
Convention a Tie.

If either goes to Broyles, he still will
be a winner by four votes.
If both be found finally where they
were first reported, in the Pottle col
umn, then Pottle and Broyles will tie
in the state convention, with 1874 votes,
respectively.
The chances seem to favor victory
for Broyles, through the last reported
switching of Lincoln and Union to
Broyles, and Politics. loss of Charleton
and EchOls to Broyles.
Notwithstanding the probable Broyles
victory. however, the Pottle supporters
still are hopeful that their man may, at
least, have broken even in the count.
The nomination for the agricultural
commissionership will be made by the
state Democratic convention in Macon
next Wednesday,
y No one of the candidates has a ma
jority in ,the convention vote. Returns
received by The Georgian give Blalock
SO counties with 80 unit votes; Brown,
50 counties, with 144 unit votes, and
Price 81 counties, with 1872 unit votes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
Mystery of His
Disappearance Deepes.

The receivers were named to take
charge and control the contractors af-
fairs until such time as he should ap-
pear in court in person or the court
should be definitely informed that he is
permanently lost.
In the meantime the mystery of De-
Icons disappearance deepened.
Though at the instance Of his brother.
u. w. DeeLon, president Of the Cas-
ualty Company of America, of Chicago,
the detective force of that city in
which he was last seen, August 9.
secured it tofind trace of the man. and
though the pople that patrol the Mich
igan wilds, where he was supposed to
have gone on a fishing excursion have
made systematic search, no clew to
his whereabouts has yet been ascer-
tanned.
At his offices in the Walton building,
the employees had received no word Of
their chief At his home, 744 Piedmont
avenue, the door was closed to all Wis
itors.
The contractor left Atlanta August 7.
He had not been in the most robust
health ard it was his plan to spend
scvera, weeks in the Michigan woods
to restore his vigor. Two days later
he was heard of in Chicago, where he
visited friends in Wlmette, a North
Shore suburb of the Illinois city. He
told them that he intended leaving the
next day for Saginaw, Mich, and would
then strike out for the woods.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
MRS. ROBERT GOBLET
DYING FROM CANCER;
SON CALLED TO PARIS

PARIS. Aug. 24.-Mrs. Robert Goelet,
the wealthy American who is supposed
to be dying from malignant cancer, ar
rived mere today from HaVre under the
care of physicians and nurses. She was
met by her son, Robert Goelet, Jr., who
had just arrived from New York. call
ed by the serious condition of his
mother A report from Havre stated
that the private million dollar yacht
Namaha, upon which Mrs. GOelet has
been cruising, was put into dry dock
in the basin there. apparently for a
long period.
Mrs. Goelet has already undergone
three operations for cancer, the disease
which caused the death of her hus-
band