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The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1917-03-30

John Swanson living northwest of
town. made trip to Missoula yester-
day.
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Alexandra Society.

A subscription dance was given by
the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Old Domin-
ion Boat Club at the clubhouse Satur-
day evening. Among the dancers were
Miss Wallace Low of Philadelphia, Miss
Marion Low of Blackstone, Va; Miss
Clark of Richmond, Miss Esther Whit
ing Miss Helen Nethe-land. Miss Flors
ence Coumbe. Miss Madeleine Merkling.
Miss Betty Brown. Miss Christine Wag-
gaman. Mr.. James Austin Stone and Mr..
Bost of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. En-
nett c. Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
FShepperson. MIR. and Mrs. Henry O'Ban-
non Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
oliver. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Lunt.
Dr. and Mrs. John Thornton Ashton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Lindsey. 1rs.
Robert w. Davis. Mrs. Bedford Brown
Uhler, Miss Clarence Snowden, Miss
Mary SnoWden, Miss Blanche Ransdell,
Miss Lucy Ehler. Miss Christina Kemp
er, Miss Hattie Douglas. Miss Katherine
Waller. Miss Della Phillips. Miss Nellie
Uhler, Miss Eliza Douglas. Miss Julie
Boswell, Miss Margaret Emerson, Miss
Ruth LeHew. Mr.. Ralph H. Brown of
Cincinnati Ohio; Lieut.. Archibald King,
D. C. N G.; Lieut. Stanley G. Blanton,
Lieut.. Boatwright. Lieut.. Sturgis.
Messrs Emmett Reid Dunn. Robert Bit
ger. Wallace Fawcett, James s. Dou-
glas jr: Lenox Uhler, Douglas Lindsey,
Robert Carter. Herman Allyn. Carlyle
Whiting. Welton. Garrison. Cain. Bruce.
Ferguson, De Shields, Cole. FUR. Her
man and Brent. from the training camp
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at Fort Myer; Dr. Vivian P. Berry.
Messrs. Edward S. Fawcett. H. =. Os-
borne. Richard Chichester. Richard NJ
Green. jr.. Ward Boswell, John Johnson
Kenneth Aitcheson. Hubert Steele,
Llewellyn Dyson. Edwin Brawner. Vic
tor F. Emerson. William H. T. Brooke
Carroll Pierce. jr.: Chester and Edwin
Pierce and Charles Aubrey Callahan.
turned from a visit to her cousin. Miss
Lottie Larmond. at Richmond. Mrs. H.
r. Collins has returned to her home in
Germantown. Pa. after visit to her
son-in-law and daughter. Rev. and
Mrs. Wallace Robinson, on Seminary
Hill. Mrs. Jack Shepperd, who has been
visiting Miss Cora l.. Cochran. in King
strcnt has returned to her home, at
Charlottesville.
Mrs. S. E. w. Spencer has gone to her
to Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner l.. Boothe. in
Princess street. Miss Lucca Campbell
, of Sanford. Fla, is the guest Of the
Misses Dickert. in North Columbus
street. Mr.. and Mrs Albert p. Brockett
entertained at dinner Sunday evening
at their home. in North Washington
street, in honor Of Miss Nellie Reynolds
Robertson of Washington, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Samuel Alexander Moore
of Greenville. S. G., took place last
| evening. Miss Mary Kelly entertained
at a dance Friday evening at her home,
| in King street. in honor of the gradual
ing class of st. Mary's Academy. Miss
Madeline Burrell Of Washington was
the weekend guest of Mrs F. w. Eb-
hardt. in North st. Asaph street Mrs.
w. NJ. Flanagan of Roanoke is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. A. J. Ross.
in North Patrick street. Miss Genevieve
Helen Persells of Kansas City. Mo-. is
spending a month with her aunt Mrs.
w. Fl. Reed. in this city. Mrs. George l..
Christian of Richmond and Mr.. Edward
Warren Christian of Mobile, Ala, are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas J.
! Dempsey. in South Fairfax street. Mrs.
Craig is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
Dolen at Norwood. Va. Miss johnson
and Miss Emily Mccormick of this city
were the guests last week of Mrs.
Samuel Mccormick at Berryville. Miss
Josephine Priddie has returned to her
home. at Culpeper, after visit to friends
here
Miss Mary Cheatwood has returned to
her home, at Lynchburg, after a visit
to Miss Mamie Lindsey. on Braddock
Heights. Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Sparrow.
Mr. Orville Sparrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Ian
nan, Miss Virginia Lannan and Mr..
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Entertainments.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Stewart
Bowen. at Woodside. Md. was the scene
Of a merry gathering Friday evening
June 1. when a surprise was given them
by their nieces on their twentieth ami
yersary.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Isaac r. Bowen. Rev Charles o. Isaac
Mrs. HENRIETTA Minnix. Mr.. and Mrs
William S. Minnix. Mrs. Eleanore New
ton Buckler. Mrs. William D. Pyles
Mr.. and Mrs. Morsell Tolson. Mrs. Lucy
Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bowen
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Dickle. Mr.. and Mrs
Edison Worcester Briggs. the Misses
Emma and Carrie Bowen, Misses
MAZDA and Minnie Minnix. Miss Edna
Buckler. Miss Catherine Minnix. Miss
Florence Pyles, Mrs. E. Clark Jones
Mrs. Fanny Prussner. Mr.. James Bowen
Mr.. Robert Buckler. Mr.. Vernon M
Briggs.
One of the greatest surprises Of the
evening was the presence of Rev
Charles 0. Isaac of Baltimore Nd, the
minister who officiated at their wed.
ding twenty years ago. Refreshments
were served. with Mrs. e. w. Dickle a,
the punch bowl. assisted by Mrs. vii.
liam S. Minnix. Mrs. E. w. Briggs and
Miss Edna Buckler. Music was render.
ed by Mr.. James Bowen and Miss EN-.
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ma Bowen. A toast and prayer wa
given by Rev. Charles 0. Isaac.

given by Rev. Charles y. isaac.
One OF the interesting features of
the Confederate reunion was the re-
ccption and dance given at the Home
Club on Wednesday evening by the
Arkansas Society OF Washington to
the visitors from that state. The club
house was beautifully decorated for the
oeeaaieh. ana refreshments were served
during the evening Assisting In re-
ce,vtns the guests were Senator and
Mrs. Joseph 4 Robinson. Senator and
Mrs. William 4 Kirby. Representative
and Mrs, William A, Oldheld. Repre-
sentative otta wingo. Henderson NJ
JacowaN, Thaddeus H. Caraway. VIII
liam y Goodwin MIR. and Mrs Nathan
T. Williams and MIR and Mrs. Edgar
H. Merritt
Miss Eathrynr Smalley entertained
Mt her home In Monroe street Monday
evening in honor OF Mrs. f. J. Cola
day. formerly Miss Marie Newman. who
has recently returned from an extend
cd tour through the west. Among the
guests were Mrs. william \. Yates.
Mrs. William Fury. Mrs. Jack Lennon
Mrs. &. Smith. Mrs. A. Beall, Mrs. Z: r.
Smallcy, Mrs. II. +. Settler. Miss Alice
Fowler. Miss Phebe Ludlow. Miss NIL
dred Draney. Miss Mahle Slagle MISS
Grace Crosslcy. Miss Bess Letter. Miss
Irene Wade. Miss Marie Wade. Miss
Bessie Mullin. Miss Helen Shaw ana
Miss Marie Nesbitt
A birthday party was given Friday
evening at IA 4th street northeast in honor
OF little James II. Bankers sixth birth
day. Games were played throughout the
evening. Refreshments were served.
Among those present were the grandpar-
ents and several little playmates of the
honor guest.
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30ciet&

mander Campbell, u. s. n. with thcs'
son Edward. recently returned IRON
Panama. Is now at Oakland Cal. wher'
both are visiting Mrs Campbeirs fathcr
Mr. George H. Strong.
Mrs. Frederick Ramsay. wife OF Maj
Ramsay, Z. $: NJ. G.; after vis,t !,
Yerba Buena Island. Cal. following
several-week stay with friends at Cor
onado. has sailed for Santo Domingo
to join Maj. Ramsay.
Mrs w. ]. Barnett. widow OF Admiral
Barnett U. S. N. accompanied by mel
daughter-in-la law Mrs. Bradford Bar
nett. L. S N: spent last week with
friends at West Point. \. y.
Mrs. John Blish, wife of Commander
! Blish, L. S N has visiting her at An
napolis Mrs Hunt and daughter. Miss
/ Virginia Hunt.
Mrs. James F. Morton. wife Of Com
mander Morton. L. s. s.. who for sew
eral months has been at Washington
visiting her parents, Rear Admiral
Thomas b. Howard. L. S. n. and Mrs
Howard. is now with friends at An
napolis, Md.
Mrs. s L. Henderson. wife Of Lieut.
| Henderson, L. S. n, has taken cottage
for the season at Atlantic City. where
1
ter, Miss Bryan. with her during her
husbands absence on sea duty.
Prof. Carlos V. Cusachs. L. S. ", and
Mrs Cusachs have been entertaining al
their home at Annapolis the latter's
sister. Mrs Carr III Van Ness. who re-
| turned last week to her home in Green
| Spring valley, Baltimore county. Nd. .
Lieut.. Commander Halsey Powell
T. s N. and Mrs. Powell. after visit
]. w. Powell. at McAfee. KY. have re-
| turned 10 the Norfolk Na.) navy yard
| Rear Admiral Walter Mclean. U. s.
n and Mrs Mclean are entertaining.
at the commandments house at the Nor
| folk navy yard. their daughter. Mrs.
Paul c. Patterson. who arrived there
las; week. with her children, from Bal
timore.
Rear Admiral Reynolds. U. S. n. re-
tired. accompanied by Mrs. Reynolds,
arrived last week from Seattle to visit
Capt. E. E. Hayden, L. S. N, and Mrs.
Hayden, at Norfolk, Va.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Raymond
T.. Corcoran. u. S. n. and Mrs Cor
Virginia Beach for a visit to Mrs. Cor
corans mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Marshall TAFT.
Lieut. Commander Osterhaus, L. S. N.
after visit to friends in Norfolk, Va.
! has returned to Washington.
Lieut.. ]. B. Earle. U. S. ". and fam
lily have taken a cottage for the sum-
| mer at Willoughby Beach. where they
will have as their guest for the season
/ Miss Evelyn Zane of this city.
! Mrs. Wallace Bertholf, wife of Lieut..
! Commander Bertholf. U. S. n. after a
visit Of some months in California, is
visiting Mrs. L. r. Porterfeld. wife of
Lieut.. Commander Porterfeld. U. s. N,
at Annapolis, and will later come to
! this city.
| Lieut.. Commander Miles Gorgas. U.
| s. ". retired. having been given active
| duty. has taken an apartment with his
daughter, Miss Mary Gorgas, at San
! Francisco.
| Commodore John E. Craven. L. s. N,
/ retired. and Mrs. Craven have gone to
/ jamestown. r. l., where they will spend
4 the summer.
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mond. who were guests for the Con-
federate reunion of Mr.. and Mrs. Fhin-
cas- j. Dempsey. left Thursday evening
for Gettysburg. Mrs James r. New
OF Atlanta. Ga. is the guest OF Mrs.
David Pullman at her home in South
81. Asaph street. Mrs. II. c. Phillips and
son. Mr.. Charles Phillips, left last
week for Philadelphia, where they will
spend the summer Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Aldridge and children. little Misses
Helen. Louise and Elizabeth. who have
resided in the CARLYLE. have moved 10
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yer, where they will make a short stay
before sailing by the next transport 10
the Philippines.
Capt Robert s. A. Dougherty re
turned to the Washington barracks las
week from Cleveland. and few days
later was Joined by Mrs Dohgherts
who in his absence had been WISHING
her mother and uncle at Philadelphia
Capt. William NJ Hoge. jr.. L. S. A.
recently ordered to Fort Leavenworth
was joined there last week by Mrs Hoge
who had remained here to attend TO the
packing of their household effects at the
Washington barracks.
Capt. Arthur T. dalton. who for several
months past has been quartermaster al
Fort Oglethorpe. Ga, was joined there
last week by Mrs. Dalton
Lieut.. Solomon l.. letters. with Mrs
Jeffers and their children, settled in thelr
new quarters last week at Fort oSfe-
thorpe. Ga.
Col Kirkpatrick was Joined last week
at Fort Oglethorpe. Ga, by Mrs. Kirk
patrick and their young son.
Cant. L. D. Booth left Fort Monroe
last week for his new duties at Platts-
burg barracks. where he will shortly be
Joined by Mrs Booth
Capt and Mrs Charles c. Wilma are at
present at Ocean View. Va. where the
former is convalescing favorably Se1ore
returning to duty. however, capt. "inih's
will spend several weeks in Maine. where
he will be accompanied by Mrs Winnia
Mai. Charles Sweeney. who received his
commission on the 2sth instant, has been
detailed to duty at the officers training
camp at Fort Myer. Va. Mai sweeney
who is a West Pointer, has been for the
past two and half years fighting with
the French army. where he SO dist,n e. n :,
ed himself as to be recommended by the
general staff of the United States Army
for his present commission
Cant Roy H. Coles and Mrs. Coles have
leased an apartment at the Cordova.
Mrs Gosman, wife of Maj. Gosman.
T. S. A., left New London with their son
last week to join her husband at rore
Ethan Allen. Vermont.
Capt. and Mrs Migdalski. after two
month stay in Arivaca, Arl, nave gone
to Fort Huachuca. AriZ.
Col and Mrs w. c. Rivers are re-
ceiving congratulation upon the APP
pointment of their son, James Battle
Rivers, to West Point, where he has
successfully passed his examinations.
Mrs J. E. Hemphill. wife of Capt.
Hemphill L. g. A., before joining MN
last week at Fort Og1ethorpe Georgia,
visited friends at Fort Sam Houston,
Texas.
Capt Baird of the goth Infantry. re-
Gently ordered to duty at Fort Smelling,
IL visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. A. Baird, at Fort Sam Houston,
Texas.
Capt and Mrs. Schultz have arrived
at Fort Myer, Va. from Fort Mc1nrosh
Texas. where they had been for some
time.
Lieut.. Ray Harrison has returned to
the city after visit to his sister. Mrs.
Keyes at West Point, \. Y.
Capt Barney. with Mrs. Barney and
son, is spending a month At Fort
Kamehameha, Honolulu Territory
Mrs W. F. McBroom, wife of Maj
McRroom, accompanied by their SON
Joined Mai. McBroom last week at Fort
Sheridan. ILL.,. where he has been de-
tailed to duty as an instructor at the
TRAILING camp.
Capt Herbert Reynolds. now on
leave from the Philippines. is ex-
pected next week to join his parents
at Annapolis. Nd. for visit.
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Roscmont Mrs Emma Ford l:rt We'd
neSda:' to visit her soa. NJ. Eote-t
Ford. at his do:hn e. Philadelphia
and viii also visit in Atlantic t:ty s.ad
Cape May. y. J. Miss Ethel Mciatr has
returned to her home In Brentsr:i,o
after visit to relatives in -Alexs rdri1.
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now visiting at New York before re-
turning to her home at Toledo Ohio
Miss Eleanor Loeb has returned to her
home, in Columbia road, from three
week visit at Frederick and Hagers-
town. Md, where she was the guest OF
friends.
Mrs, E, Moses. who was the guest o.
Miss Rickie Cans for two weeks. has
returned to her home at Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Goodman of Balti-
more were recent guests of Mrs. J. II
Goodman.
Miss Jennie Sanger has returned to
town from a visit with friends at Phila-
delphia and Baltimore
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Navy and Marine Corps Notes

Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder. L.
s. N, retired. and family. will not
leave Washington for jamestown. r. L.,
for some weeks yet, owing to the acct
dent last week to Mrs. Schroeder. who
slipped on a waxed floor and broke
her ankle.
Ensign and Mrs. Alexander Gilchrist
Hatch will have as their guests next
week the formers father and sister.
Judge Francis NJ. Hatch and Miss Har-
riet Hatch of Hawaii. who are at pres
ent visiting friends at San Francisco.
Rear Admiral J. B. Murdoch, U. S. N,
retired, and Mrs. Murdoch have
opened their summer home, at Dam
bury. n. H. for the season.
Mrs. E. H. Campbell. wife Of Com
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Mrs. Sol Minister was hostess on Fri.
day at the Country Club. entertaining
the Friday Bridge Club al luncheon anG
bridge.
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Three deposits of coal In HAITI ha GO
been Investigated by French engineers
and efforts will he made to develop
them
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Mrs. Sidney Heller and daughter, MISS
/ Katherine Heller. are at Atlantic city.
| where they have been spending the past
two weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Lansburgh and
DR.. and Mrs. Melville Fischer are spend
| ing few days at Richmond. Va, the
| guests of Mrs. Lansburgh's father, Mr..
Phil May.
| Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith has re-
| turned from a two-week visit at Ne"
| York. where she was the guest OF MI.
| and Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith. who recent
| ly moved to New York.
Miss Camille Schwab. who has as her
house guest Miss Eva Bennett OF Nor
| folk. Va, will be at home this afternoon
at 1749 Lanier place from to o'clock
Miss Mae Harris has returned to New
York after a two-week stay here.
Mrs. Simon Kann is spending several
days at Baltimore with relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Solomon has returned
from a visit at Baltimore with rela-
tives.
Miss Gladys Lowenberg of Norfolk.
Va. is the guest Of Miss Helen Fischer
of Lanier place.
| Mr. and Mrs. Sol Peyser of Newport
News. Va, were the guests for the
week end Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Herzog
| Of the Stafford.
| The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
| Club was entertained last week at
luncheon and bridge by Mrs. Harry
King at the Country Club.
Miss Florrie Friedman of Oxford.
Miss. was the guest of friends during
! the week en- route to New York.
Mr.. Clarence Reizenstein has re-
| turned to Pittsburgh after a visit here
] The Wednesday Afternoon Sewing
/ Circle was entertained at luncheon at
the Country Club last week by Mrs.
| David Baer
! Mrs. Guiterman. who was the guest
Of Mrs. Leo Stiefel, has returned to her
| home at New York.
Mrs. Sol Minister was hostess on Fri
| day at the Country Club. entertaining
bridge.
| Mrs. ]. S. Kann entertained at her
| home in Irving street on Friday at
| luncheon and bridge the Afternoon
(, Bridge Club.
| Mrs A. Cohen and daughter Miss Rae
| Cohen. left on Friday to spend the sum-
mer at Atlantic City.
! Miss Rosa kaufman. who was the
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Franc. is
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Mrs. ]. S. Kann entertained at her
home in Irving street on Friday at
luncheon and bridge the Afternoon
Bridge Club.
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Army Notes.
Continued from Fifth Page0

yer. where they will make short stay
before calling by the next transport Tor
the Philippines.
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Lieut.. Solomon l.. Jeffers. with Mrs.
Jeffers and their children, settled in their
new quarters last week at Fort oste-
thorpe, Ga.
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Capt. Arthur T. Dalton. who for several
months past has been quartermaster at
Fort Oglethorpe. Ga, was joined there
last week by Mrs Dalton.
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Col. Kirkpatrick was Joined last week
at Fort Oglethorpe. Ga, by Mrs. MIX
patrick and their young son.
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Personals.

Mrs Sidney Heller and daughter. Miss
Katherine Heller. are at Atlantic city.
where they have been spending the past
two weeks.
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Mrs. Guiterman, who was the guest
Of Mrs. Leo Stiefel, has returned to her
home at New York
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Capt Robert 8. A. Dougherty re-
turned to the Washington barracks last
week from Cleveland. and few days
later was joined by Mrs. Dougherty,
who in his absence had been visiting
her mother and uncle at Philadelphia
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Capt William NJ. Hoge. jr.. I. ). A.,
recently ordered to Fort Leavenworth
was Joined there last week by Mrs Hoge,
who had remained here to attend to the
packing of their household effects at the
Washington barracks.
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Miss Camille Schwab. who has as her
house guest Miss Eva Bennett of Nor
folk. Va. will be at home this afternoon
at 1749 Lanier place from 3 to o'clock.
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Mrs. A. Cohen and daughter. Miss Rae
Cohen. left on Friday to spend the sum-
mer at Atlantic City
Miss Rosa kaufman. who was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Franc is
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Miss Mae Harris has returned to New
York after two-week stay here.
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Capt. l.. D. Booth left Fort Monroe
last week for his new duties at Platts-
burg barracks. where he will shortly be
Joined by Mrs. Booth.
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The Wednesday Afternoon Sewing
Circle was entertained at luncheon at
the Country Club last week by Mrs.
David Baer.
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Capt. and Mrs. Charles G. Wilma are a.
nresent AT Ocean View Va, whore the
former is convalescing favorably. Before
returning to duty. however. Capt Ninna
will spend several weeks in Maine. where
he will be accompanied by Mrs. Winnla.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Lansburgh and
Dr. and Mrs Melville Fischer are spend
ing a few days at Richmond. Va, the
guests of Mrs. Lansburgh's father, Mr.
Phil Nav
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Mrs Charles A. Goldsmith has re-
turned from a two-week visit at New
and Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith. who recent
ly moved to New York.
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Mrs. Simon Kann Is spending several
days at Baltimore with relatives.
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Mr.. Clarence Reizenstein has re-
turned to Pittsburgh after a visit here
with his mother. Mrs. T. Reizenstein.
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Mrs. Joseph Solomon has returned
from a visit at Baltimore with rela-
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Mrs. W. F. McBroom, wife OF Maj.
McHroom, accompanied by their son,
Joined Mai. McBroom last week at Fort
Sheridan, Ill, where he has been de-
tailed to duty as an instructor at the
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Capt. Barney, with Mrs Barney and
son, is spending month At Fort
Kamehameha, Honolulu Territory.
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Capt. Herbert Reynolds. now on
leave from the Philippines. is ex-
pected next week TO join his parents
at Annapolis, Nd. for a visit.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-12-20
MILITARY BAND PLAYS FOR
LOCAL RED CROSS CHAPTER

The ladies of the Red Cross had n
very pleasant surprise Saturday after
noon. While busy with their work in
the Masonic Hall, Mr.. A. Petersen,
through the solicitation of Mr.. Gresh-
am, came up and announced that he
was bringing the military band of the
First U. S. Cavalry, to play few
pieces. The band is under the leader
ship of Sergeant Jakes and consists
of twenty-five pieces. They entertain
ed the ladies with several beautiful
selections. And to show their appre-
citation the ladies presented the boys
with a generous gift of chocolate bars.
Most of the patriotic ladies of Tu-
cumcari can be found working for the
Red Cross. A goodly number of them
go to the rooms Thursday and Satur-
day afternoons. working at the tables
in the Masonic Hall. 1t is just as dis
honorable for the women to be slackers
as it is for mer. Every woman who
has the time and health, who has a
warm place in her heart for the boys
who are fighting our battle is urged
to do her bit. OF course the work you
do at home is appreciated but it will
do you good to come to the hall once
or twice a week and see what others
are doing and how they do it, Line up
for the big task and bc ready to start
the new year Alright.
Mr.. Petersen is the general freight
agent for the Chicago Rock island
with headquarters at Amarillo, but he
always feels at home in Tucumcari,
N nj payar failc IN do oil he con fnr this
city.
! The band afterwards played n num-
ber of pieces on the bank corner and
their efforts were certainly appreciated
I by all who were fortunate enough TO
be down town. They were on their
way to Douglas, Ariz., from Wyoming,
where the cavarly will do extensive
training preparatory to embarking for
France. They are mostly regulars and
have been in the service two years or
more, having been on the border last
year.