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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
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>HERIFF-S SALE.
STATE or TENAS. County Of EI Pazo.
BY virtue or an EXECUTION, issued out
% the Honorable b5th District Court of
III laso County. on the 10th day Of NO
Ncmher- A. D. 1917. by the CLERK thereof.
iu the 0EFe Of o. II. * s a. Ey. 90.
versus O. b. EaIs so 1898 and 20 me
as sheriff directed and delivered. ] viii
proceed 10 SCH. within the hours pre-
sc-laei hy law Tor SherifCs Sales. on sat
urday. the LIST day Of Dcccmber A. u.
1917, at The san Antonio Brewing Com
pany at Main and Kansas streets. in IT
Paso County Texas the following
described property to-wIt- 60 D barrels
or beer and barrels OF beer. levied ON as
property ~ o. b. Eals. Co satisfy a iudE-
mcut amounting 10 S-S0Q-19 I'm favor q
GslNe-tou H1rrishurs d san Antonio Rail-
way company amt cost OF suit
Given under my hand this 18th day q
SETH b. oRNDoRFF.
Sheriff.
By r. T. Bryant. Deputy.
lS THE DISTRICT COURT OF The
FORTY FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
~ AND FOR EL PASO COUNTY.
TEXAS. NOVEMBER TERM. A D.
TEXAS BANK & TRUST COMPANY vs.
JOIN T. CAMERON. ELIZABETH
CAMERON. and C. y THOMAS.
40. 1881
WHEREAS. by virtue OF an order OF
Judgment rendered Z said Court on the
lltu day OF October. 1917. in favor OF the
SAID Texas Bank d. Trust Company. and
against the said John II. Cameron. Eliza
beth Cameron and e.. ~ Thomas. and
numbered I5n1I. on the docket Of said
court. 1 d.d on he 18th day Of November
A. D. 1917. az sol p. m. levy upon
the following described tracts and parcels
OF land, situated In the County Of Fl Pas3
and state OF Texas. as the property ~
the defendants. tovit-
All OF lots numbered one o. and
Two 90 iu block 10 OF EAST III.
PASO Addition 10 the CITY OF 81
Pasu. Texas. and being the property
upon whlch said Judgment constituted
a foreclosure Of "a vendors len
and on the ith day Of December. a. D.
1917. oeIuE the first Tuesday in said
month. between the hours o. ten O'Clock
a. -u- and forr o'clock D. M. on said date
at the courthouse door OF said county
viii offer for sale. and sell AT public auc-
zion. for cash. an the right title and .n-
trrCst Of the said John r. Cameron. Eliza
beth Cameron and g. n Thomas. in and
90 the said property.
1Itsd NJ Fl ps7o. Texas. this 18Th day
% November, a r. 1917.
SETH 3. ORNnoRFF
sheriff ~ Fl paEo County TEXAS
By r. T. Bryant. Deputy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
For SaIe-Countrv Pronsrfr.

of Ddle-NOGuug Properly.
2150-lI acres. - mis-. below TsIeta- ueai
Noon ranch = cash. balance suit
80 pcr acre-Fiue cotton land at To--
rillo, lower valley, % acres in cotton
that VIII make rear hale per acre
grown there this year SIS per a cash
balance suit
NEWMAN INVESTMENT Co,
Phone $50 100 san Antonio 81
100 ACRES
Improved miles OF Deming. trade 70;
20 ACRES
Adjoining city limits. ii Paso. What
10 ACRES
Adjoining Dem.ng. Want III Paso lots
1000 ACRES
Near TT Hancock Will trade.
SIX BOOI NEW BRICK
Never occupied; near Washingtau rarl-
$780, terms See this
Gao ACRES
Near Fabens: part trade.
WELLs-PEJG GIL REALTY Co.
6lI Martin bldg Phone 1888
PINE FARMS FOR TRADE.
$4,000 go acres near Fabens go
in cult. good improvements. o wells. pri-
vate water service from river. for city
property
S-5.c00 H. acres. near Hin station.
W 'er valley. splendid home. fine improve
ments. 40 head cattle. 10 horses. complete
set implements, ideal location. for city
property.
SlLST5. 10 acres. $50 in cult. good
improvements. near Ia Mesa. no alkaIi,
all silt soil. Tor city property.
$l0.Ss0. go acres. 20 acres alfalfa. uea-
Anthony, frs class improvements, So Il
w=l. alfalfa two cuttings went two tons
PEI acre per cutting. silt soil. for smaller
fam or city property
slOb5o. so acres. upper valley. good
house ana barn. and Will sell 100 hogs. 3
COWS. two horses, chickens, Implements.
For city uroperty.
1855 - acres. 10 minutes walk from
Clint, sl in cult. good house for city
p--perty.
$500. 81 acres 1 mile CanutiIo 90
acres alfalfa al in cult. on state road
$1,000 cash. hal suit. 10 trade. a SNAP
$500 20 acres. blocks from T. o.
IN Fsleta. . houses. for city property
NEWMAN INVESTMEN CO.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio ~.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
For Rent-Rooms Furnished.

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HOTEL LAKE. rooms and bath. 81. So,
$50 SIS. $40 W 3Io- Phi 5000 Close ia.
HOUSEKEEPING room. sleeping porch.
So Bedroom. sleeping porch. SO SIC
n stanton
ROOM with large sleeping porch. adjoiu-
ing bath; gas plate II desired 1925 Ar
go
FJR RENT-IarEe furnished ROOM up
stats. private family, close in5 20 men
o1iv. Phone 3107-
IPsTAIit~ room and glassed in sleeping
porch garage IL desired SO T. Rio
Graude.
WANTED room. sleepins
pooh and two beds. hot water. furnac CO
heat; private home Phone 20ssR
TIE KATHltNNE rooms. 1IOla So Stan
ton. nice steam heated rooms s.. $3.50
and 81 per week
STANTON HOTEL.
50ftz s Stanton; nicely furnished. modern
rooms. rates reasonable. Mrs Brown prop
NICELY furnished rooms for gentlemen.
iu private family SIS month -s-5 Aon-
tala. Pm s5-s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
N EvCEPTIoNAL BARGAIN

An Exceptional BARGAIN
room brick house, glassed in
sleeping porch, heating plant, new
garage, paved street. near Five
Points. worth $4,000. viii take
$3.50 and give terms Ask for
IS heelOck with
ERsON-FILLER.
Phone 1901. sos Mesa Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
Furniture Repairing


FURNITURE repairing. refinishiur ur-
holsterinE and packing p. z Hess Fuv-
ture works. phone 25sa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
For SaIe-CifH Pronerfv.

BARGAIN FOR CASH. room bunga-
low. furnished. on two fun lots. $3.50
Also Shetland pony and young jersey
COW. two months old heifer calf and
white leEhoru chickens cheap. Phone
S7S2-W 42O7 Montana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
NEW KNIGHT TIRES
-Four non skid. one smooth tread.
as1ii1- new haven't been uu-
wrapped will sell cheap.
PHONE 4si3.

BATRN Nm 20 the lead storage battery
is an elixir. an invigorator. rejuvenat0r.
All kinds Of ignition work reasoua Bile
We hire nothing but first class labor.
TEXAS BATTERY a IGNITION CO,
We are the Battery doctors. 21s Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

NEW HOME-NEAR &. SCHOOL
Four rooms, glass porch. large base
ment- great big closets. very attrac-
tive living and dining rooms. We have
inspected the construction OF this
home and find II 10 be superior.
owner will sell IL for $500 90 1925
lash. the bal yearly Be q careful
buyer and do II through us
T. 2 HEAD & co.
- Mills Bldg Phone 5izO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
For SeIe-FuEnItuEe


HOUSEHOLD furniture Phone 1895
THREE piece mahogany living room ser
Phone 4sO1W-
CHIFFONIER fo- sale cheap Pm. 65---W-
--8l Texas
LARGE Plttsuurs gas water heater. good
as new. cheap lfls Texas
COMPLETE furuishinrs o. FOUR room.
close in. house FOR rent Phone e197-
IT fNITURE Tor sale cheap. CaH before
noon 37os Mountain ave
REMEMBER the Thanksgiving sale al
SOLLIE FURNITURE CO.
as Texas Phone sf-0
SIN room apartment. two rooms rented
paying half rent close in- cheap cash,
apartment for rent II wanted PHI 71>sW-
SPECIAL on stoves this wees, fun line
new and second hand Berryhu Co. sos
Texas. Phone S546-
THE BORSCHOW store buys anu sells
new and second hand Furniture. hiEhezt
price paid 225 s stanton. Phone -7l9
HOUSE Tor reur and furniture FOR sale.
rooms and sleeping porch. on Montana
street near Lamar school; upstairs paws
an the rent. viii take diamond or auto
mobile I'm trade. Phone 621fl-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
For Sale or Exchange.

FOX EICHANGE-Painting for Victor
phonogrsph- Phone 69T6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20


FOR RENT IS acre ranch. san Elizario-
Pin -I67-W. Mrs Elliott GIL y. Oregon
b ARGAIN Improved irrigated ranch iu
Pi-l-no district near Las Cruces. - acres.
no seepaEe Price $500. Address Box g.
Las Cruces. y NJ
SMALL STOCK RANCH FOR SALE OR
TRADE.
We have Tor sale or trade for Fl Paso
real estate. a small stock ranch in New
n sNico; plenty Of water. good grass. near
railroad station. now partially stocked
with about 1000 head fine AnEora goat
Annual net income exceeds s5N0o.00.
Owner drafted for war and must sell Call
or write A. p COLES 81 BROS, Fl Paso,
Texas for particulars
IRRIGATED VALLEY LAND
We are the only firm in Fl Paso handling
valley land exclusively. We have had over
. years experience farming in the val
ley and not only know all the different
tracts and their owners. but the local
conditions. soils. water rights. titles etc
our lists are 700 long 20 advertise but
we can supply YOU anything for cash or
trade
BAILEY LAND Co.
Phone ZOOS 50S Herald bids
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
Housekeepine Rooms Furnished.

100000
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tnO rooms ana o~-h- -'' = O1Ho4- IT,
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l.--..e-s. - - y -
NEN u furnished HouseNeepl1s Ioo-NS'
1itchen-t. close m fhoIe aLs.-
HOT >Eh EEflNG rooms ots ~ Ocho1-
fn1n- -esl.
HOU SEt1EEPISG rooms. single and en-
suite: close ln. aol Aesa- fnone +ssl-
ONE single Housekeeping room 1919 n
Oregon
TWO h5ussEoeping rooms. compIstiy FUR
niShed- 1909 Wyoming.
OS-Es 7--g- --o-7 C,--7--7e--77- T---17S77r7 F7-
houeale-piuE. Phone s-1sI
or. 75--s .--7Z-71ie-,t -o1r-- no s7-5Z-T0I5
\ F'ro-aT~e
TIM --...-a..-- 1890 r.~.--s~a e-r-..rr-ss
30 $3.50
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~ - -. s- - IL 80
:
nor SES hhflNG rooms private pe-l-
~ =, nv 20 ------
I-AE-i'E- -iui nls-.su Su-,ls n'-stA'7l'--s
rom Ehone -..l. 30. LLsoil
TWO very clean front lseseepins
r12n-l rea-2n2 Die .l5 - ~ VAN
TWO front housekeeping rooms el0 "
Nansas-
HOE SEEEEPING. nice large front room.
81. lights phone. bath 4o7 p Boulevard
ONE large furnished houseEeeping room.
$40 &agoffi7- Phone 5445-
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81 FIorener-
NTCE-Ty= l----igI-.-7 80 o. -5,-e- -5-7---
1Jfol1i-- hath- sIec1inr porch Il desired.
Phone $50
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80 r-rf--. ro,I besta- ana ,sss ranre.
SIe y Ochoa. Phone 52sS
fF0T= sL7Tz I.E-pTssf. - 1911 80 on
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5 t.55ss.S.1j running water si' y
Two large Well furnished houseAeep-ns
re. Phone isll4-
>lNGLE huuseheep ping rooms Housier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
For SaIe-Autonobiles-Rant.d.

For sie-GuFnmobiIst WsnF.d
>~(OC~--------- :, =.
B LARGE vs-sge r--a s-l-o-s r3l,,-,s r7qs
DODGE ba-EsiT- new tires Phone ssss n
. aALEo made true without removing
I -. - -, = - -
" Ed 10 NS.Ihe way u should be done
8IoNa ns-1- 20. 2yy 1eNas-
~ i'm one ton truck bargain Tor cash
wv = Wv -LL-l-1-
$3.50 buys RI seven passenger Studebaker
six in excellent condition Phone 45I0W.
Bot LENAKD jitney Tor sale. III vs..
Boulevard
on ERIaND fo7-71-- -5e.T or, f-,-----
e1ecr-i,. starter err- GOOD cs- 7b $50
LItitiT 3 pass automobile Isl. model
Phone 6S95M-
~ PNSO AUTor5g677a G-7-Ti77--- --77l-
49, ,,-sglr,l ,-b5Ir -.,,,, - - -s-rIe,I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
FOR SAFE BY OWNER

$3.50. 4 rm- Buug-. Mckinley Ave,
everything up-tO-uow. Terms to suit.
$500. nm. BunE- san Jose S.. SO
T. front, new snapp. s301 cash. bal
auce, assume on contractors lien. easy
Payments Must be sold
NEWMAN INVESTMENT 60.
Phone 55e- 100 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
STANTON, NEAR FRANKLIN

N ENt ElIlIINI' 81 NIN is SITE
We can show You a piece of property
on this future business street at a
price that is surprisingly low. II YOU
would buy something awful good. let
us show you this.
r.. r. HEAD x co.
314 Mills Bldg. Phone 1920.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
For Rent-Rooms and BOsrd.

Enr Pert Roor7e and Road
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T-oO,Ts - - 80 go,
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- ---A't "7-''1 4''---s' ''-
tlhsA class tau-e board 90 prospect
FaONF room private family board
prone sslsR-
1905 j. RIO Grarde5 parIor room Phone
1890
,-F-t,,7 49, - ---7------ -
5. ~ ~ - 7, --- -
y. .--5----5 % - ~ - 1s,-
0raron-
MOONS and board strictly f5rgI class.
steam heat. running water. Mrs. c. r.
Lelrv- sli " Missouri
FI. PASO Sr-4torfur1 so- t1bercufos.s On
H.-bIa7d r1ri. car lines graduate r1rscs
la -hs---a- meals .v-sIIart Phone 1854
-,r,,.55, $50
~ 49, ~. 81. - 49,
f. D. Co. - ncc.-.
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In ol--s e1-- r i----e %
OFFICE for GENT See r vs. Page. 20
Herald Binding
FOR KEYT-C;r5I5.. Tioor office in 8eTsId
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
LINK DeaIers

FRENCH henna packs a specially ALE
Sisters. 216 Herald bldg Phone 2735-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
Detective Agencies
Furniture Packing

The Ben Williams Detective Agency.
suite 6l6 First Nat Bank Bldg. Pm. $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

PACKING and shipping household goods
our specially Furniture repairing. finishing
AID uph llsterlng- r. L. Daniel Furniture
Mattress factory 1908 Texas. Phi 1O25-I079
WE PACK. SHIP OR STORE
Furniture. cut glass and china. furniturs
repairing and refiulshiuE and upholsteriuE.
Get our prices See cur work.
lfos p first 81 phone f11o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
Welding Shops

We HAVE NOT MOVED. Buchanan Weld
ins Works. -l1 san Francisco ST.
FL PAsO WELDING COMPANY, 500 vs..
trauA.l1- Joseph Al- Fltrpatricz. Mer.
WELDiNG-The way 10 should be done:
promptly; any size. Phone a051.
BROWN WELDING CO.. 600 Texas g.
WESTERN WELDING lIANUFACTURING
Co -Alanufacturers % welded sheet metal
products. welded pipe and special pipe tit
unGs- auto and engine parts heavy ma
ehLne ntrts. SIS S. santa Re 81 Phc1e S5S-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
Plumbers
Second Hand Furniture

HIGHEST price paid for second hand fur
ni-ure IL Eulier. $50 S. FL Paso- Phi 115S-
EXCHANGE NEW FURNITURE
For second hand Western Furniture Co.
llS-lzo s. Stanton ST Ph. 14S2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20
Tor SaIe-Panos.

BEAUTIFUL piano. good as new 1905 z
Rio fi-a 1le
Evening star., 1917-09-23
Mason and his bride will leave for their
| wedding trip.
| They will later go to Syra acuse. \. Y.
| where Lieut.. Mason is stationed
Collins-Santelmann

One Of the most beautiful weddings
of the season took place last evening
at o'clock at the residence Of Capt.
William II. Santelmann, director of the
United States Marine Band, and Mrs.
Santelmann, in Connecticut avenue,
when their daughter, Miss Harriet
Marie Santelmann, became the bride OF
Paymaster Philip L. Collins, L. S. \. r
F., son of Mrs. Cornelius Collins Of this
city.
The drawing room. where the cere-
mony was performed. was converted
into a bower with palms and ferns IN
termingled with clusters OF Easter
lilies and white asters.
AS the guests We're assembling a sec
ton of the Marine Band gave delight
full program of nuptial music and later
played the wedding marches.
The bridal party, coming down the
stairway. passed through an aisle
bouquets of lilies and white asters and
looped together with white satin ribbon
to the improvised altar The couple
knelt on white satin prize Dleu hanked
on either side with tall standards, filled
with lilies.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Paul a. Menzel
The bride. who was escorted and later
given in marriage by her father, wore
mounted over white tulle, embroidered
in flower design in silver thread.
The bodice. with its square decollete,
had a garnfture of heavy lace falling
from the shoulders and terminating in
a deep point half way to the hem of the
Evening star., 1917-09-23
skirt. A fancy Jacket effect Of satin
was held at the front with a tiny spray

skirt. A fancy Jacket erect OF eatln
was held at the front with tiny spray
of orange blossoms beneath which a
vest of silver embroidered tulle showed.
Her tulle veil, which was becomingly
arranged with coronet OF orange bios
sons. fell in graceful folds to the end
Of her long court train of satin.
She wore the gift of the bridegroom.
a jeweled sword pin, and carried a
shower bouquet of bride roses and lilies
of the valley.
Miss Carla Santelmann. who attended
her sister as maid of honor. wore a
gown of orchid satin combined with
silver lace, a broad band Of the lace
showing at the left side of the skirt,
where it held the overdrapery of satin.
The bodice of silver lace over satin had
long angel sleeves of tulle.
Her bouquet was of mauve asters
and white roSebudS.
The bridesmaids gowns carried out a
rainbow effect, each two walking to-
gether wearing gowns of the same col
or. Miss Helene Santelmann, another
sister of the bride, and Miss Katherine
Corbett wore pale blue satin gowns.
veiIed In layers of hesh-colored tulle
cut at the bottom in deep points.
| The bodices Of silver lace over blue
satin had bands of silver below the
shoulders, holding the tiny puff sleeves.
Their bouquets We're Of pink roses.
Miss Marguerite Wright and Miss
Isabel Collins, sister of the bridegroom.
wore apricot satin gowns. made in the
same fashion. with overdraperies of
silver gray tulle and bodices of silver
lace. They carried bouquets of yellow
roses showered with sweetheart roses.
Paymaster Henry E. Collins. L. s. N,
brother of the bridegroom, was best man
A reception followed, when the newly
married couple Were assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs Santelmann. mother of
| the-bride. who wore a handsome gown
of wistaria satin and georgette crepe
banded with silver, and by-Mrs. COLI
Inns, mother of the bridegroom. whose
Evening star., 1917-09-23

Reserve Corps, and appointed member
of the food commission of five in the
office of the sur geon general in Wash
ington. DIR. Harris is a graduate of the
University of Georgia. late of Yale, and
subsequently studied in Berlin. He is
a brother of Col. Peter c. Harris, L. S.
A.. in the adjutant generals depart
ment in Washington: of Mr.. w. j.
Harris. of the Federal Trade Commis-
sion; of Maj. Hunter Harris. u. S. A..
and of DR.. James Harris, superinten-
dent in Georgia of state Institutions.
An engagement recently announced in
San Francisco which is of interest hero
because of the fact that the young lady
spent several weeks in Washington in the
early summer is that of Miss Dorothy
Ward. daughter of DIR. Florence Ward. OF
California, TO Mr.. Morse Erskine, also of
that state D.
The announcement was made at a
luncheon at which the table was garland-
ed with gilly flowers in a pale shade OF
pink, with the maSsing of roses. which
formed the centerpiece, ranging from the
palest to the deepest tones of pink.
Cards containing the names of the en-
gagged couple were at each plate.
No date has been set for the mar
riage. as Mr.. Erskine is now taking tho
three-month course of instruction at the
United States Army training camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Converse Of
Boston and Westwood have announced
the engagement of their third daughter.
Marie Tudor Converse, to First Lieut.,
George A. McCook. only son Of Gen. and
| Mrs. Arson G. McCook. of 33 West 54th
Continued on Second Page)
Evening star., 1917-09-23

leased Corcoran House, the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George Peabody Eustis, on La
fayette Square. Her husband is q cap
tain in the Officers Reserve Corps. on
duty at Camp Meade. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eustis are planning to pass the winter
at their villa in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Shaw of Chicago,
who have had the country home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley Davidson. near Be
thesda, Nd. for the summer months, will
come into town October /, when they
will move into the residence No. 2o1s
Massachusetts, avenue. which they have
leased from Mr.. and Mrs. w. Gordon
ton last spring to serve on the advisory
fense.
Also from Chicago has come Mrs. p
G. Alexander. who expects to remain
here during the winter. She will ar
rive here the end of the month from
Lexington. Va, where she has been for
six weeks. Mrs. Alexander, accompa-
MED by her daughter, Miss Yvonne Alex
! ander, spent the spring in Washington
Mr. George Peabody of the Council OF
National Defense and Mrs. Peabody
have the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Carroll Glover. jr.. Orchard
Hill, in Massachusetts avenue extended
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover are in the west.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Aver of Bos-
ton have leased High Wood. the home
Of Mrs. Henry C. Corbin, at Chevy
| Chase. for the winter, and will take
| possession this week.
Evening star., 1917-09-23

front. and following short stay in
this country plans TO return and. If
possible, rejoiu his father, who is
brigadier general in the Russian army.
Whether or not his two young sisters,
the Princesses Barble and Zeneide. will
remain in this country with their
grandmother until the war is over has
not yet been decided. In the mean
while they will come to Washington,
where their mother made her debut
before going abroad and meeting their
father while travelling with her aunt,
Mrs. Potter Palmer.
Mrs. James 4. Drain. wife of Mai
Drain L. 5. A. has leased their house
1854 Massachusetts avenue. to Mr..
Frank A. Scott of Cleveland. chairman
of the general munitions. board as her
husband is now on duty in France.
Miss Kathcryn Drain sailed for France
the first week in August and since that
time has been working in the American
Red Cross Military Hospital at Neuilly.
Mrs. Drain and Miss Gertrude Drain
Will take possession October l of the
apartment lea sed for the season at the
Wyoming Miss Marian Drain has re-
turned to her studies at Havergal Col
lege. Toronto, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Gurnee left
Bar Harbor last week for Westbury,
l.. l. where they will remain until No
vember.
Five Brothers in Service.
| DR. Scale Harris of birmingham, Ala.
| formerly of Cedartown, Ga. has been
| commissioned as major in the Medical
Evening star., 1917-09-23

gown was of black satin and georgetts
crepe.
Paymaster Collins and his bride left
later in the evening for their wedding
trip. the latter wearing a modish suit
of the new beet root velour with small
taupe velvet hat and taups fox furs.
cluded Mrs. /. l.. Borden of California,
Mrs. Harry +. Collins of Philadelphia
Evening star., 1917-09-23
at Blue Ridge Summit.

The Italian amba ssador left yesterday
to spend the week end at Blue Ridge
Summit with Countess di Cellere and
their children. who will return to
Washington about the first of October.
The minister of Portugal, Niscount
d'Alte, has returned to Washington, after
spending the summer at Bar H&rbor. Me.
Lady Spring Rice. wife of the British
ami ba ssador. who. with her children,
has spent the summer at Woods Hole,
Mass. will return to Washington the
early part of October.
The minister of China and Nine. Koo
have as their house guests DR.. Y. \.
Tsur vice president of the Using Hua
College. in China. who recently arrived
in this country with number of Chi
nese students for various colleges, and
Nine. SEE. wife of the Chinese minister
at London.
Col. the Hon. Murrough O'Brien
of the British embassy left Wednesday
for Newport to visit his family. They
will return to their home in the city
the 1st of October.
Senior Don Gustavo Munizaea Narela,
counselor of the Chilean embassy, and
Nine. de Munizaga-Varela have decided
have leased the Delaney house in East
Irving street.
Motor to Gettysburg.
Mrs. Leslie NJ Shaw and Miss Shaw
have returned to Washington from a
motor trip to Gettysburg.
Miss Shaw will leave this week for a
short visit in New York.
Admiral and Mrs. Frederic r. Harris
have taken an apartment at the Con-
necticut for the winter.
They moved yesterday from their res
idence. 2340 Massachusetts avenue.
which has been leased by Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar B. Howard of Philadelphia.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Niepold,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Niepold
and Lieut.. Donald Kent Mason. U. S. A.,
will take place tomorrow morning at
| the residence. of the brides parents in
Fairmont street.
| Only the relatives will witness the
ceremony. which will be performed by
| the Rev. John T. Huddle.
There will be no attendants and, fol-
lowing an informal breakfast, Lieut..