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The Washington times., 1914-10-30
Realty Transfers

Petworth-Ferdinand A, Heitmuller ct mX'
CbUckoIds Delight-Willam T. Morrison ct
ux. to Carol X. and Rose $. Morrison part
lot S. so. - ,,..,o.os
Margaret g Clark to John NJ. curtin
part tract described so. Thomas IL. PICK
ford to same. all interest In same property
SO ,, o.
Rosedale and Isherwood-Mary J. Breen 70
Aldo Curs and Maria F. Cursi iot 70
block /. $40 ,,,-
and-a-half streets-Wilson n. McCIoskey 20
Charles Van Riswick. part lot 81, square
545. SO NJ,
Walther ct ux to II. II. BENJAMIN. lot 20
square 1O45. SO II. Fl. Benjamin convey:
same property to Max A. ana hi%|ie !"
Walther. SO. --, ,-.o,,
10i7 second street northeast-Crandal Mack
ev trustee to Susan E. Harding. part 10
II SQUARE 749 ss25
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
TODAY'S BEST FILMS.
Selected by GARDNER MACK.

Emma Dunn In "MOther." Shu-
bert-l,rady, the Elite. Fourteenth
street near Rhode Island avenue.
Ethel barrymore in ''The Night
ingnle,' by Augustus Thomas, OAll-
Star Feature), CrandalFs, Ninth
and f. streets.
ThurlOw Bergen in "The Prince
Of india, by Gen. Lew Wallace,
(Pntke). the Garden, 4:3 Ninth
street.
WalIsce Eddinzer In "The Great
Diamond Robbery the Strand,
Ninth akd ID streets.
"Captain swift by C. HadAOn
Chambers the Olympic 1431 You
street.
Irene Howley, Ivan Christy and
Joseph McDermOtt In 1.-THE Wffe's
Strategen," TYPOGRAPHY. the Ar
road.
Thcby and Brinsley shaw in "TAe
Homeless Game'' (Lubin), the
Royal, Fourteenth, near Irving
street.
Mary Pickfofd In ''The InfOrmer"
(BiOxrnph), the New TruxtOn,
north Capitol street and Florida
avenue.
"The House Next Door" (World
Film Corp), the Savoy, Fourteenth
near Irving street.
Arthur johnson In "Lord Cecil
Intervenes,r the first Of "Ihc Be
loved Adventurer'' series, BY EN-
nett Campbell Hall (Lubin), the
! Orpheum, Third and G streets
northeast.
.rhe Seed and the Harvest"
(KnIem). the Apollo, GA H street
northeast.
sJJndcr Arizona Skies" (Ffon-
tier), the Lafayette, e between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
Muriel Ostrfche in "The Diamond
| OF Disaster" (ThanhOuser)s the
| Empire, 91S H street northeast.
.1rhe Drug Terror" the Regent,
Eightccnth and California streets
| Mote: These selections are based
on the personality Of the players and
the producing company and not per.
sonal inspection except In speclai
cases.-G. M.
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
THE BEST
|otopldy Department in
WASHINGTON
ellieent Critics
no Condemn the
Pictures Must
Be ShO7Un,

most serious obstacle in the
tross of motion pictures is the
|ci "a and lack of knowledge oil
'trge intelligent class of people
D not like them. We honestly
\ y. that this criticism is entire
] u TO lack of knowledge. 1t is
6llv uttered by a man who is per
By fair in his comments to every
|r form of activity, but who has
blutely failed to grasp what the
Eol picture has done and is doing,
viii not take the trouble to make
IN estigation. He knows that the
lures are photographs. He can
see. therefore, that there is any
be 10 them than there can be to
rage forms of photography.
! &C. he cannot be persuaded-with-
. careful investigation
say good word for the pic
ks And ne will not investigate.
be of these critics whose expert
y with the pictures is limited to
long drawn-out feature or the
|e Of alleged comedy that finds its
Y On the screen sometimes, are
feCtly right in holding to their
~. We do not see how anyone
lndorse a form of amusement
h permits those types to exist.
IND TO Just that extent, the criti-
IN that has been made by the in
|iEont critic who opposes pictures,
p, fectly just and has been
uEht by the thoughtless producers
Exhibitors.
here are enough of the finer type
piCrures-the type that is now pre-
|niI ating-to give examples of real
. the critics if they would take
trouble to view them. Such peo-
. ght to be shown, and it seems
ns il is the duty of photoplay en-
b. SITS throughout the city TO la
! With every critic of this kind
" find-labor to take them to
bd show, TO several good shows,
i the really good plays may be
IN Louis Reeves Harrison has
h' IDEAS on this point that are
er sting in the last number of the
u, n Picture World. Mr. Harrison
tls -es:
v must be generous to the mil
nS who do not care for moving
II IS. for right in our midst,
Iong producers, playwrights and
III, there may be found a lack of
"a vision as to what moving pic
'es should be. I was impressed
IN the beginning, like many
le =. that the range of subjects
R' could he enfertaininplV and
nl by visualiZed on the screen
s ractically without limit. Look
a. field, Phases of war that no
h .pUld picture. Problems of So
l"1y. business, and government.
csrlons OF science. religion, ard
llo-oDhy. History, travel, and de-
-ipr on; sports, recreation and out
Or life; expositions of character.
r. ives of place, historical ro-
lnces: tales of adventure, of mys-
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
put Life Into English
Course" Urges Thurston

: Simpiificatioh of grammar courses
demonstrations of prose and poetry anu
oral instruction in ,EnSlsh.s was 'advo-
Gated by superintendent Thurston u
Fan address last evening before eighty
members of the English Teachers Jo't-
nal Club.
DR. Thurston declared that all courses
IN the schools should be brOadened, and
he expressed the opinion that through
the drama 1t would be possible to pus
more life" i'm the teaching Of English.
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
Railroad SWindled.

BALTIMORE, Oct 30.-State. Federal
and baltimore and Ohio railroad detec-
tives are at work on charges that the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad has been
swindled out of probably $4,000 by for
mer employees. who are alleged to have
manipulated fraudulent damage claims
against the railroad so cleverly scores
were paid before exposure came.
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
The Santa Fe Railroad
Announces Revenue Jump

KANSAS CITY, Mo. oct. h@o.-With
the September revenues of the Santa Fe
railroad at s10.639.293 an increase Tof
1898. .525. or 90 per cent over those of the
same month last year. railroad men to-
day pointed to the figures an indicat-
ing the large volume of traffic that Is
moving in the West. The company,s net
operating income last month was $S,e3o,
ss6, an increase of $594. .20i. or 10 per cent
oyer 1913 figures for September.
The Washington times., 1914-10-30
By GARDNER MACK.
ARTHUR JOHNSON,

on this subject, even among highly.
Intelligent people, that l have. tier
ated and reiterated for years that
moving pictures should be considered
as a language. especially as means
of communication. between author
and public. They do not constitute
a language in ordinary acceptance
The Washington times., 1914-10-30

terry. of crime, and all the wide range
of other arts may be visualiZed with
pleasure for the people and profit
for the business men, because the
picturing goes straight to the mind
and heart without Intervention OF
words.
so vague are general impressions
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End ST.. c SS. Nd "a ave- Tsylor.s Pharmscy.
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Istn ST. cor z csn Iinc9n Park u, rn.rmssy-
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9Th St. cor. 2, Thomson Drug Co.
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1862 Col I'd, Or. 2b. $500
SO1 Mt Yer. Or. 2b.:0.oO
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1907 10th NV. lOr. b4l.00
1912 r NV. Tor, b. 1870
lib 9Th NV, Or, b. 1913
1921 o NV. Or. b. 1850
2407 18th nw.l0r.b.37.Jo
800 . NV, Tor. b. 1850
7O6 l. NV. 1lr. b. 81. 80
1139 9th nw.12r.D. 32.@
1412 Col ST NV ,Sr, BIS 80
TIA 18th NV. Sr, b.2S.J0
1880 LIST NV, Or. BIZ so
DWELLINGS.
1927 cath ne. Or. .22.o0
SIS L Cap. ar. b...2s.N
Cos l. ne. Tor, 800
32 Myrtle ne, sr.b. 1850
116 18th ne. Or. b.16.50
DWELLINGS. SOUTHE4
lcos Water sw. Or. b19.3o
1905 d Sc, Or, DISCO
EOS 9Th sw, Or. b. % so
APARTMENT
40 I'd NV, 7r. b. 1850
Lafayette apt. b. q 80
Sl3 Q NV, 5r. b. 20 90
coll 14th nv. Or. b .25.vV
POI Mass av nw.7. b25.oo
1916 7th NV. Ar. b. -. 20
S13 Q NV. Ar, b.. 90
4O7 = NV, Or. b. .-.2o.9
30 T ne. Or. b. -. p. SO
70 Quincy nw,5r,b.0.J0
3l5 r NV, 5r. b. 70
BUSINESS ]
631 to $50 Mass Nv NV. Z
per snnum Us. 600. 90 |
1878 It'll NV. -. $500 |
1903 1th. sto. ar. b. 1900
Poll l4th nv. sr. 1000
1903 II ne. sto. Or, b. $500 ,
Rear .,c5 IN av NV. "a. 90 I
1924 Ga ay n'y,trw32.So
1923 9t:l nv. tc,1r-3D.50 1
S2l 2 NV. sto. ir. b. 10. 80
201 Mass NV nv. 1000
COIIORED
o155 T. nv, Tor. b. A.. 30 !
1870. Cor nw.1ir.b.3a.50
SO Il NV. Or. b. ..2s.0 l
332i Shcr nv NV. q. baS. 80
1921 4th NV. Or. b. .23-50
$40 NJ. av NV. lUr. b. so /
463 40 Az NV. -
23n3 9Th NV, Or. b. 80
235! 9th NV. Or. % 50
1927 9Th NV. sr. b.2l 50
SO L Hw, sr. W.. ..y.0
PCS Morgan NV .6r, b.u. 80
922 30 NV. 7r, b. .20.5D
16OS Corn nw,5r.b. 1880
1918 ID wv. ar, w 20.50
26l4 X NV Or. b. Ia 20
1885 9th NV, Ir,w.13.O0l
1854 q NV. 6r, w..1s.J0i
PIG X NV. Tr. W. 1880
OF 9Th NV. 5r. w.1S.G
2035 9Th NV. Or. b. 1850
1917 18th nw.5r. b. 1850
26O3 o NV. 5r. w..ls.n0
1910 g Sc, Or. b. 1850
2413 ! NV, Or. W. ..17.Wi
1924 Marion NV, 6.wl7 90
1926 F NV. Ar. b.. .16.J0l
214 V NV. Ar. b. 1851
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ALONZO O. BLISS PROPERTIES.
One hundred vacant apartments. All
in excellent condition. Any size. any
price, any location. Send for printed
BLISS BUILDING,
So ST. NV.
Phone Lincoln 1860.
rr,-s
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STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave. NV.
APARTMENTS.

(Heat furnlSheQ.D
1905 Irving St, 10 rooms and baths. OO
The Iroauois, 1910 NJ st. NV. rooms. 600
The Decatur 2131 Florida ave.. rooms. 47.50
The Tulane, 2109 18th st. NV. rooms. 45W
1927 Conn. ave-. rooms. 1910
1900 @ st. NV, 6 rooms and bath ...... ALSO
The Monticello. 1857 Mt. Pleasant. 5r..-. 1850
The Andover 1925 NJ NV. 5r. and bath. 90 90
The Iro1uois No 4O3 4 rooms .... $3.50
1929 NJ ST NV s rooms 81. 30
Ro5 q ST nv 8 rooms and bath. ....... 7S0
The Wauenfon. 1901 wyoming ave.. Ar. 81 80
The Westchester, 18th and sts 4r..... 81 80
l404 Irving ST.. 2nd floor, u. and ba th--. 55.00
The Avalon, 2627 Adams Mil road. A.. 200
The Shelby, 1919 Columbia road. Ar. $3.50. $500
The Monticello, 1857 Mt. Pleasant st.,
No. 3, 4 rooms and bath. 800
The Decatur. 2131 Florida ave-, rooms. 800
The Oswego, 1925 st. NV. Sr. and ba. 32 90
1872 18th at. NV, 3rd floor, rooms. $3.50
1883 st. NV. 4 rooms. 5000
The Oswego. 1925 G ST. NV. rooms. 30 90
The Kelwood, 1921 Corcoran, LIST floor, 4r. 30 70
The Covington, 1858 Columbia road. 3r... So.W
1917 18th st. NV. srd floor. Ar. and b.. 5000
The Berlin. Iowa Circle. 4r. and b...... 5000
Oil st. NV, rooms and hath. e 90
25l4 l. st. NV. End floor. Or. bath. 27.S0
92O New York ave. NV, 3rd floor, Sr-.... 235O
1898 ST. NV, rooms. 2Sb0
1925 Conn. ave. NV. Bird door. 8r. 5000. 500
i4OS l. st. NV. 2 rooms Is 90
FIAT &. the Ellsworth. eos Bird ne. e.. 23.S0
o0a D st NV. ond floor. rooms ....... %. SO
1925 Pa. ave.. End door, 3r. and bath. sOW
stone & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
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l. CO.. 1874 y. Y. AVE-
NuRTHWEST.

l. CO.. 1874 y. Y. AVE
3l2 K NV. t,r, b. 1850
.n4 Quincy NV sr. bis S"
l01 = NV. Or. b. 30
91J Euclid NV .6r. b. $3.50
SOC ID NV. Or, b. $50
40S y Y av, Or, b. ID 80
1903 Harv'd NV .5r.bl6.J0
1141 Sth NV. 5r.w.16.5O
1927 4th NV. Or. w.15.5O
716 RIav NV Or, wl5.50
20 L NV. Or. w. .--15.Ns
Riggs I'd. 6r. ...-..15.00
22ao227 y y av nw.6, bl4.3V
NORTHEAST.
653 10Th ne. Or, b.l6.W
el4 Mich ne. 6r.w.15.0a
312 9th ne. Or, W. 1910
600 18th ne, Or, w.10.0o
1853 k'mer ne. 6r.w.9.Co
ST AND SOUTHWEST
1l29 n ] av Sc, Or, b13-50
1920 S Cap, Or, w. 1000
) AND FLATS.
SOC 18th NV. Ar. b. 1000
1920 Fla av NV. 4,b2O.uo
1909 4th NV. b.l9.00
1875 wizard avs. b1S.JO
1854 Wil'd nv. 5r.hls.5p
1913 4th INV. 5r.b.lI.o0
Il Fla av NV ,6r, b.15.5o
lis c ne. Ar, b. ..l4.o0
642 Morton ne, 4r.b-l2.5O
1906 9Th NV, Ar. b. .i1.5o
PROPERTY.
1905 18th NV. .S0.O co
500 * NV. sto. 2r. 30. 90
Rear 731 18th NV. 800
23Oi Pa av NV rs. 90
Rear 40 ID NV ..D.oO
1o02 ii ne .-1s.JO
1900 u NV .......15.@
l4l5 u st. ...-....15.o0
18th & Monroe ne. 1880
500 Nd ay ne-..-.10.C0
TENANTS.
1905 9Th NV. Ar. b. 1000
81 9th ne. Or. W. 1850
1926 Walter Sc. ir.bl5.Jo
1929 Walter Sc. ir.blo.D
1874 9Th nv. 5r.w.1a.50
2.2263 Cleve. Or. W. 1880
:2l9 Water, Or, W. l5.00
2,5a Warren ne, 4r. bl4 80
LEFTY Dean ne, 4.bl4.0O
1926 Linden ne, g, wl3.50
ESQ d NV. Or. W. 1880
426 V NV. Or, W. ..12.0
il4 Franklin. 4r.w.10.0
2324 Sth NV. Ar, 1850
1874 " NV. Or. ". 1850
1879 both NV sr. ". Ia 30
213O y Y NV, 4r.w..l0.50
:1a9 R'dale ne, ar, w1O.O0
l03 Cor'n,1vy City..10.oO
- renton ct, Ar, ". 1000
81 Goat NV. Ar. ". 1000
HOS Goat al nv. 4, w9.J0
2219 Pom ct. fr.w. $50
210 Brooks. Or. w...s.00
21s o NV. Or, W. $50
2253 9th NV. 4r. $50
Rear GIL NJ NV. 4r, ws.cO
And cheaper properties.
LIN.
new house: cheap rent,
,. 30 Warren st. ne.
AUL CO.. 934 y. Y. ave.
f FOR OUR RENT
in all sections Of city
l SIS To 500 month.
TIE BROKERS. 1923 T.
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THE ALBEMAkLE. 18th AND T cts. NV.
A. 9 and room and bath housekeeping aps.
for rent: all bright, outside rooms.
THE ETHELHuRST. 18th and L sts NV
A three-room and bath housekeeping apt. to:
rent; outside corner apt; south exposure.
Phelps pl n.w.-5-room and bath h.k. apt fos
rent.
Apply at respective houses or to
E. O. WAGENHORST. Bond bldg.
Phone 6l33. 10Th and N. 7. ave. nv.
VERONICA. 30 18th S.w. sR. AND D. SIS. 50
Sussex, 18th and B s.w.. Or. and b.. $500
Eastman. 18th and e. Cap, Or. and b.. $500
7lb It'll mot heated, IT. and b. -. II. -
THE PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John Marshall pl.
THE DENVER. 1919 CHAPLIN ST. NM
THE HIGHvIEW, 81 L. I. AVE Ne
u,,n 3, 4 and s a;o and b. b., s2s to ss4.5o.
rooms and bath, $25 to $3.50.
THE HOLLAND, 1875 Vernon (You, Nv
EpNoR, Ills p NV '
8 and rooms and bath, $32.50-$3 $3.50.
THE Likely. 1920 ST. Nv
and 4 rooms and bath, $3.50 to $3.50.
L. W. GROOMES. ll13 H st. NV.
TIE CAROLINA. FOG nth NV .,o
2 rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures. $500
THE HILLSIDE. lli5 chaplin st: ~.
4 rooms and bath outside apt. $3.50 to 5000
s rooms and bath front apt. $1,000
8 and rooms and bath. 90 10 $a4.00
AMERICAN REALTY CO.. T06 18th nv.
CALL or PHONE FOR OUR APT. LIST. We
have apis. ranging from to rooms and
bath. prices ranging from $3.50 to ~ In
FEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 14:S f.
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TWO-FAMnY FLATS.
(No heat furnished.l

800 Ksiorama road. 8 rooms. ........... $3.50
1884 T ST.. list noor. rooms and BATH. 400
1874 Chaplin ST. NV, 1st door. Or. and b. 2.S0
1884 Chaplin st. NV. End floor. 81. and b. 2.50
1873 Chaplin at. NV, End floor. Or. POO
1873 Chaplin st. NV. 1st floor. 5r. and b. 2e GO
14oo (hapin nj 1st floor Or and ba tn >. Is so
222s Decatur place. End floor. 5r bath. SO
1886 Chaplin ST. NV. 1st floor. rooms. 2s.90
No. S st. me-, 1st floor, or. and BATH. 23.3O
1874 7 st. NV. 1st noor. rooms. 300
is T st. ne. End floor. g rooms .... 24.6O
40 T St NV 2nd floor 6 rooms .. 24.OO
8O21 18th ct. NV, LIST floor, Or. and bath. 3.5O
81 Quincy st. NV. LIST floor. Or. and bath. Y 90
17e1 willard. End door, rooms ........ 22.5o
ITO Willard St NV. LIST floor. Dr.. bath. 80
81 r st. NV. 1st floor. Or. and bath. q 80
% Seatop. lst fiocr 8 rooms and bath. -. 20
% Todd place me- rooms. ............ 20.50
1929 35th st. NV, rooms. ......---.. 20.60
81 Todd place. list floor rooms ....... 1880
2SO5 Sherman ave-. End floor, rooms. 1850
oo2 q at NV 6r and bath, steam heat. ISL so
% Todd place n 1st floor .......... IS. so
1910 23rd St NV. LIST floor. rooms. 1e. 60
1908 Irving. End floor, rooms. 1880
2SG5 Sherman ave. NV. Or. b.. md floor ls.0
S6Q GiYard st. End floor Ar, bath .... S.25
2011 14th st. NV. Bird floor. Or: and b.. 1900
1923 st. NV. second floor. Dr.. BATH. u 80
TO Gresham pl, LIST floor, Ar. and BATH. 11.ao
1893 st. NV, End floor, rooms 100
500 X st. NV. rooms. .....--.......... 1850
1919 f st. NV. 4 rooms. 1900
SO Orleans place 1st noor. 4r: and bath 1879
CPL Orleans pl., End floor. Ar. and BATH. u 20
62l Orleans place, rooms and bath. 1880
1925 p St me-, rooms and bath. 1880
1923 ST.. Ne, 4 rooms. 1880
619 Orleans pl., LIST floor, Ar. and bath. l3. 80
2145 ST. NV. Or. and bath. Bird floor. 1850
4, z n. ".
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BEL.MAT, 1893 Belmont St NV.
5 rooms and hath ..........s40 90 and $45 90
FRANKLIN, 1918 18th st. NV.
8 and 9 rooms and bath. so to $3.50
FAIRFAX. 1900 East Capitol ST.
8 rooms and bath. 21.5O to 5000
GARFIELD. Dol 18th ct. NV.
rooms and bath. 90
HAWTHORNE. 1927 St NV.
8 rooms and bath .$S7 90 and $4,000
LOUISA. ZIG n. Y. ave. IN.
rooms and bath 500
NOTTINGHAM. 2124. st. NV.
3 rooms and bath 81 90
1923 nth ST. NV. Bird door. 3r. and b. $40 30
2506 PA. AVE. NV. rooms and bath 900
73Is ST. Ne 5 rooms and bath. 80
WEAVER BROS.
135 18th ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-25
Dinners and Lunchcoas

-4rs- ~ 49, blICG Entertained IN honor
Of her sister, Mrs. BerthoId Spitz. of Az
buquerque, \ NJ with a luncheon at
Hotel Paso del Eorte. Sweet meas d.
GRATED the tables and a corsage boGuet
was placed beside each guests Mate
Following the luncheon, bridge was en-
Joyed- Mrs. j.. l. Winner won the first
prize, a handsome silver SUGAR bowl
and Mrs Elsie Neufeld won the coDso-
lation prize, a candelabra. An Orches-
ira played during the afternoon. Among
the guests present We're Mesdames A.
H. GOlusteln, Jennie FrOebeI T. NJ
Hurd. Elsie Neufeld. C.. X. WoIff :
Jacobs, w. 7. HiNson, I. BlumenthaL
olga kOhlberg. Ernest Harms. Arthur
Hirsh, Ed Moye, 5, BlumenUhaL II. KAY
ser, Emil Strauss. n. Solomon Nathan
LapoWskL q. L Winner, 5. J. Freuden-
thai. Branch Craige. Ben Lew w ]
Johnson, Of Albuquerque; S. Aronstein.
A anna A II Kline. W. L~indenthal.
OF CnlcaSo A Blumenthal. NJ p. Shus-
ter. &. y Iteinemund. samuel Schultz.
Misses Matilda frost. Eleanor Matthias,
De4la Moye, A1leen Hague. Rose Nor
valid, Rebecca Coldstein. Hedwfg
Matthias, Clara Hague. Mary Keefer-
Julia ColdWeMs Bertha SchUtz.
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Miss Florence Reed and Charles II
Brown entertained Une members Of their
bridal party Friday night at Miss
Reeds home, dl5 Williams street. with
a prettllE appointed dinner party. A
4dA &c oGIaAltaE DAShtL OF FRAGRANT YER
benas ornamented the center Of the
table. Big bows Of tulle tied the bas-
ket handle. The pink verbenas were
also used about the table effectively.
The guests were Miss Theo Patterson.
who viii be Miss Reeds maid OF honor.
Miss Sue Lattner and Miss Hattie Afa
LOretz, the bridesmaids; Earl PrOuse.
Mr.. Browns best man; q. A Ballard and
Herbert Hnnter. the groomsmen. and
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ". Reed. Miss Reed
ave each nH haE- mnnfIa ~ amm--nmH-M
~souvenir in the shape Of dainty gold V
neckpins. Mr.. Browns gifts to his
Groomsmen were gold scarf pins.
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Miss Blanche Booker entertained
with a charming dinner Friday night
at the Valley Inn at Ysleta. in honor
OF the birthday anniversary of her
father, l. i. Booker. The table was
decorated with quantities Of fresh
spring flowers from Mrs : T. Turner's
garden, sweet peas. nasturtiUms and
lilies were used ii prOfusiOn, and with
me andlcs IN crystal sticks made the
table most attractive. Miss BOoker's
guests We're the members Of the party
who last yeas toured Alaska together.
and h place cards were little hand
united photographs Of scenes
IN Alaska by Miss Booker, and framed
in dainty gold frames. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. /. E.. Booker. DIT.
and Mrs s 7. Turner, Dr. and Mrs. p.
H Brown and Miss Alma Jones.
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The members OF the Saxon club en-
Joyed q dinner F-icay night at the
Valley Inn at Ysleta. In the party
Were Floyd Bates, Bill Alberts, Ernest
Buehler, Julius Heermaus. Arthur
Hawkins. Robert Hoover. John Loretz.
Robert Mullin. Frank Roberts. Frank
Ross, Ward Worthingtou. Vernon Ly-
man. Baylor Foster. Harvey Wilcox.
Clarence Vaughan. Eugene Smith. Eos
ter Coles George Nee, H NJ Norris
and Earl PrOuse-
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nroeram Of unusual interest VIII
be given Wednesday afternoon oy ue
music department Of the Womahs cluD.
II will be given in the auditorlum OF
Trfrifv Methodist church, so that there
will DE no disturbances as nave some
times heen met in the regular place OF
meeting. Mrs. r. J. wilson VIII pc lue
sOloist. and the program SIe WI pc
sent offers q wide range OF music anu
Among her selections will be Hay
man IN Alicia Needham. Indian Love
song" bv Liza Lehman; ARA from
Jeanne de Are by Peter Iscn1lk-
Owski; q group OF SONGS 49,
Peas by HuntingIon WSnnee-. @Tbs
by the same compose1 me
Wood Lark by Winthrop rogers
FERRY Me Across the Water, Dy sgd
nev Homer. and The Sweetest tlOWet
That Blooms" by Arthur LieDer-
Her closing selection Will be q cycle
Of eor~s -Toye's EpitOme," by Mary
Turner SaIter. The first NUMBER is,
"Since First L Met Thee number Two
is an the Garden" the third IS She
Is Mine" number four IS -Dear F1ahu
Close Held i'm Mine n the SIOs4hs
song is ~Eequirem-
Edwin C.. knickmeyer VIII DC ASH az
companist On the piano
Miss Rose Goodwin VIII play several
piano selections, why by Schumani
Russian Sleigh Ride, by Iscnalk-
OWSkl. ana M34AA IA -
sky.
Mrs T II. BinKIey entertained n
TbTrs5av AFTERNOON Sewing club Fri
day afternoon, at her home on N one
street. The afternoon was pleasantly
and informally spent in fancy Work
ana embroidery. Mrs George B. oliver
and Mrs. Z. Zwick were the guests Of
the club. A dainty two course luncn-
con was served by the hostess MIS-.
B. r. Roach Will be the hostess OF the
club next Thursday afternoon at hef
home, I4I5 Mesa O.
Mrs Vance Stewart viii entertain
the s : cIub Monday afternoon ut her
home in the NaEley apartments Tne
Fridav afternoon. but had TO be post
pOned.
The Jewish Sewing Circle will meet
Monday afternoon in Temple Mount
Sinai SUNDAY school room The meet
ing viii be the final one Of the season
as the society viii disband for the
summer