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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-08-16
STEPHENyiIlLE.

Stephenville, Texas, Aug. A.
Rev. Titus preached for his people
Sunday at the c. M. e. church. Mr..
Prentis Higgins is home from France.
Mrs jamie Roe and Mrs. Eliza Ken
nedy spent a few days in Greenville
last week visiting friends. The West
Texas. Baptist Association is in ses-
sion here this week at the st. John
church with q large attendance. Rev.
B. B. Johnson and L. Winston were
called out of town last week on bust
ness, but returned Monday for the
association of which Rev. Johnson
Is Moderator. Mrs. c. Z. Graves has
returned from Mineral Wells, where
she has been visiting friends.
Mr.. Norman Kimmons is new
reader of the Express.
Let every reader of The Express
help the reporter to get the Dallas
Express in every Colored home in
the city. You can help If you will
only do your part and that is quit
lending your paper to your neighbor.
Now my dear readers if you continue
to let your friends read your paper
he or she will never buy one. See
Jesse J. Douglass for the Express, he
will treat you right, but nothing do
ing il you want any credit. Mrs.
Eva Chandler was in the city last
week on business.
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HEARNiE.

Hearne. Texas, Aug. 14.-Rev. John
Jones was with his good people at
! st. Emanuel Sunday. He preached
three able sermons.
Mrs. Agnes Taylor was called to
brother-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. GARY Brown is in
Louisiana at the bed side of sick
father.
Mrs. Charity Kent, is in Navasota,
visiting relatives.
Mrs. McFadden and daughter went
to Houston to bury her brother. Mr..
Titus Blackshear of Sweetwater, is
here to the bedside of his sister.
Miss Clara Smith of Kosse is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. e. Os-
borne.
Rev. Tatnell of Austin is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Eta Versey of Richmond, Va,
spoke at st. Emanuel and New ELAN
Church Sunday. She is doing rescue
work in her state.
Mrs. John Polk entertained the
Calvert Craft club at her home, Fri
day.
The Busy Bee club with Mrs. It. A.
Taylor as president motored to Lit
tie Brazos river, Friday where they
had one of the grandest picnics of
the season.
Mrs. L. D. Taylor is in Ennis visit
ing relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. McQuirter, of Mart,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. Williams.
Mr.. Charley Love motored his sis
tiers and Miss Mabel Washington
to visit his sister, Mrs. v. A. Hoyt.
Mrs. Columbus Duncan is in Cuero,
visiting her brother, Mr.. Allen Hamp-
ton.
Mrs. Will Butler is visiting parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Butler.
Mrs. Norma Pug has returned from
Fort Worth, where she visited her
sister, Mrs. Winston. She brought
her two neices, Villa and Johnny
Winston.
Mr.. Jasper Roberts is here visit
ing parents, Mrs. r. A. Webb, LII. D.,
Forward. Miss l.. Butler and Johnny
Forward motored to Houston, Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Foxhall entertained
AhOhNoy III hOnOl W ACt bidtClbt MISS
Eta Versey of Richmond, Va, and
Mrs. c. A. Jackson of Hampstead.
Mr.. Dan Hodge and Mr.. Anthony
Ogden visited Odd Fellows Grand
Lodge at Sherman.
Mrs. Mary Hill of Taylor is visit
ing relatives. Mrs. Lille Carson is
visiting parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eliga
Miles.
Mrs. Haley has returned from a
visit to Franklin.
The following boys returned from
France: George Nutall. Terrell Per-
kins, Luther johnson and Allen Hear
ne.
Mrs. e. Gray is in Caldwell to rem
der church service.
Sick list: Mrs. Carrie Forward of
Sutton, Salina Steward.
Mr.. James Bradford's son from over
seas died in Hobokin, N. j., was
shipped here for burial.
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CHICKASHA.

Chickasha, Okla, Aug. t4.-Mrs.
Olivia Billingsby will leave Wednes-
day night for Gran bury. Stephenville
and Thurber, Texas. to visit friends
and relatives. Mr.. Tom Smith of
Houston, Texas and Mrs. Baker of
Palestine, Texas, are here visiting
Mrs. Minnie Hill on South Shepherd
st. Mrs. Young of Denison, Texas,
is visiting her son, Mr.. Joe Steven
son at 103 Minnesota. DR.. Rainwater
OF Ardmoro, Okla, arrived in Chicka-
sha, Sunday evening he is here on
business He is good dentist.
Mrs, Lula H. Foster left Saturday
evening for the east side, she joined
her husband in McAllster. They will
leave there for other parts of the
state. Mr.. Elwood Stevenson is here
visiting his family. Sister q. Jones
has been on the sick list for two
weeks.
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Lawton, Okla, Aug. 14.-services
were held at all churches OF the
city last Sunday.
Rev. Z. d. Parker, pastor of Sec
ond Baptist church was at his post
Of duty last Sunday.
Mr.. James Snowton of Dearbon st.
is very seriously Ill at this writing
having undergone an operation for
appendicitis. He is being attended
by Mrs. Eliza West.
b Mr.. Frank Houston, has returned
from Kansas City and other points.
Mr.. Gussie Graves left last Fri
day for Muskogee, Okla, where he
goes to visit his parents.
Messrs. Gunner and Lewis OF Ok
lahoma City are here in the interest
of the Era Drug Company.
The Mothers Club entertained last
Thursday evening at Mrs. q. H. Cros-
sleys. Mrs. L. A. Houston. president
Mrs. Silas Carter, secretary.
Messrs. s. NJ Moore, VIM. Smith
and Mrs. Mary Robinson left last
Monday to- attend the Grand Lodge
Of A. r. & A. M. at Boley, Okla.
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CAMERON.

Cameron, Texas, Aug. 14.-Rev r.
Jones of Calvert, spent last week here
visiting friends. Miss Goldie Sims
of Temple SPENT a few days in the
city last week on business. Mr.. Dave
Summers made a flying trip to Rose
bud, last week. Miss Lille Bennett
is reported on the sick list this
week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis
Friday, August the 9Th an eight
pound boy.
Sunday was high day at Cameron
Grove Baptist church. The B. Y.
P. U. under the leadership of M.
B. Brown renders interesting progam
Rev. p r. Humber of Calvert has
been called to pastor Cameron Grove
Baptist church at a salary of $1,000
per month for two Sundays.
The Colored soldiers of Milan
County organized Camp of American
Lyons on last, Friday night. The
following persons made strong talks
to the boys. Hon. T. s. Henderson,
Jr., Hon. Eugene Wallace. Mr.. Bosk-
in and Geo. w. Slidge. ]. J. John
son, Jr, was elected local Comman-
der. They meet every Monday night
at the Masonic hall. Let every Ne
gro soldier in the county join.
Large crowds are attending the
camp meeting every night Rev. ].
Gordon Mcpherson preached rous-
ing sermon on Tuesday night, Aug.
s.
Prof. w. H. Smiley of Cause was
in the city last week on business.
Prof. Walton of Branchville was in
the city Saturday looking after bust
ness matters.
Messrs. Parkee, Gordon and Ben
nett returned from over sea a few
days ago.
Mrs. E. M. Murphy left for Vic
toria Sunday where she will spend
several weeks with friends.
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SOME TOWNS IN TEXAS
WE COVER THE STATE LIKE A BLANKET.

left last Tuesday, August 5th for
Omaha. after spending very delight
full visit to her sisters mother and
friends.
Mrs. A. w. Williams was hostess
to the ladies Of the Union get to geth-
er club, Dewey street. Other guests
were Entertained beside the club
members: Revs. f. G. Lotion return
ed from Marlin and reported great
things for the Educational drive. Mrs.
Olivia Hunt has returned from Tex
arkana, where she visited her sister.
Chief Grand Mentor Adair, and Sir
s. s. Reid, G. G.. S. are here looking
after Tabor matters of Importance.
Services at New Hope were well at
tended. DR.. Jenkins delivered ono
of his masterful sermons morning and
night. Sgt. Jas. Jones is home from
France.
Mrs. Fry and daughter, are visit
ing in Oakland, Cal.
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RUsK.

Rusk, Texas, Aug. 14.-Mrs. Geor-
gia jennings OF Carthage is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel
Kennedy.
Private James Muse has arrived
from France after a stay of nine
months with the 815th Pioneer Inf.
He was in a section of the Argonne
Forest when the armistice was sign
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Henderson, after
a pleasant stay among relatives and
friends have returned to their home
in Dallas. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Ewing Hicks as far as Ath-
ems.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Henderson
returned from trip to Athens, Mon
day. They report a pleasant visit
among their friends.
Mrs. Ewing Hicks returned from
Athens, last Wednesday.
Rev. j. s. Parks left Saturday
morning for Jacksonville, where he
will run weeks revival.
Rev. H. Y. Martin closed his re-
vival at Spring Hill Baptist church
Friday night.
Rev. M. Hollis will begin his re-
vival at Evergreen, the third Sunday
In August.
Rev. Garner and his congregation
are preparing to entertain the Sun
day school convention soon to be held
In our city.
Rev. H. d. DAVIS preached at New
Mt. Olive Baptist church, Sunday.
This congregation is running its pro-
tracted meeting.
Misses Geneva and May Belle
Richardson of Jacksonville are spend
ing few days in Broughton, visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mr.. Bob Peacock left for a few
days visit to New Salem He was
accompanied by Master Sidney Parks.
Mrs. Patsey Mcclellan will go to
Ponta, to visit her relatives, Satur-
day.
The Majestic Theatre continues to
attract the movie lovers. and. Wes-
tern drama was on the screen, Sat-
urday night.
Mrs. Joe Todd of Tyler was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Conley,
last week.
Mr.. Arthur Allen is suffering from
bad foot, this week.
Mr.. D. Johnson of Lufkin is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Har-
ris. Mr.. Johnson has been sent to this
place by his firm to look after some
machinery which has been torn from
the old Tassie Belle furnace.
Prince Kaba Rega Of Africa, who
has been touring the United States
for the past three years and lectur-
ing ON Africa, preached Sunday morn
ing and night at the G. M. e. church.
He is an interesting speaker and 1t
is anticipated that a good crowd will
hear him Monday night. His lectures
are made more enjoyable because Of
the stereopticon views he uses by way
of illustrations.
The Prince is on his second tour
to Africa and render service to his own
own people by helping to return to
Africa and render service to his OVID
people by helping to establish the
C. M. e. church in that far country.
are not guilty of violating the social
customs of their tribes as often as
those who would send missionaries
over to civilize the Africans. He
thinks a great deal of missionary
work can well be spent in America.
Mrs. Warren of Jacksonville Is
the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. A. L.
Franklin.
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TAYLOR.

Taylor, Texas, Aug. 14.--A BANQUET
with an appropriate program was
rendered Friday night at Mt. Aria
Baptist church in honor of the re-
turned soldiers from over seas.
Those returning the, past week were
Messrs. Ed Collier, Deashar Bryant,
Curtis Chandler and Jesse Parks.
Mrs. o. L. Price was successful in
raising a neat sum for the benefit
Of the of the Parent Teachers club.
Mr.. Jesse Parks and Miss AsaIee
Holland of Rosebud, Texas, were uni
ted in holy wedlock at the residence
of the groou1's mother. Mrs. Mary
Duvall.
The s. M. It's held their annual
election last wednesday in which all
officers were retained excusing the
trustee board.
Mrs. L. M. Turner and children
Of Austin spent few hours with DR..
Moore and family en- route to Rice
Crossing to visit relatives.
Rev. s. H. Alexander of Kyle and
Mr.. w. e. Hardeman of Guthrie, Okla.
were the guests the past week of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Belle.
Mr.. Hardeman Is a brother of Mrs.
Belle and teacher in the ManualTTrain-
ing department in his home town.
Rev. r. e. Porter of Rockdale
preached at Little Bethel Sunday.
Mrs. Lille Andersand and children
of Texarkana arrived Thursday for
visit here with her sister, Mrs.
Alice Johnson.
Mrs. Rachel Matthews of Fort
Worth is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Lou Frierson.
Miss Sammie Harris returned from
visit in Fort Worth accompanied
by her grand mother, Mrs. Susan
McGregor.
Prof. E. L. RabbI and family Of
Thorndale and Miss Sadie Rabb ar
rived in the city Saturday the guests
of Mrs. G. w. Collins.
Mrs. Rabb continued to Fort Worth
for visit with relatives while Miss
Sadie expects to. leave in the next
few days for points in California.
Mrs. r. A. Remington has return
ed from COPELAND.
Mrs. Cora Chadwick returned after
visit with friends in Dallas.
DR.. ]. R. Moore. returned from the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at
Sherman, where he was elected to
the Office of Grand Medical Exami-
ner.
Mr.. Albert Hunt of Greenville, stop
ped over for a visit with the family
of Mr.. G. H. Hendricks en- route
from Camp Travis, San Antonio.
Rev. J. A. Mcpherson of Waco was
here on business the past week. A
crowded house heard Rev. R. H.
Jackson in sermon to the young
ladies Sunday night, collection for
the day $500.
Private Ohio Moore, A. Jesse Alex
ander are home again from the army.
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WACO.

Waco, Texas, Aug. 14.-Mrs. John
Greene, sister of Mrs. H. G. Johnson
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PARIS.

Paris, Texas, Aug. 14.-Rev. Evans
Of Texarkana, Texas has been holding
series of meetings at Mt. Canaan
Baptist church.
The corner stone rally at ST. Paul
Baptist church closed Sunday night.
Collection $737.84 was raised. The
church has $4,000 worth of material
on hand and $337.84 cash and expect
to begin building soon. The rally
was under the auspices of the mis-
sionary society with Mrs. M. J. Bo-
harmon, president.
Prof. B. H. Graham, the efficient
Supt. of st. Paul Baptist Sunday
school was elected delegate to the
State Con- ention to be held in En-
mis-.
Monday morning about 4 o'clock
fire broke out on. Guests corner and
1t was feared that a second big
FIRE might spread, but the fire de-
partment's efforts reduced it to two
smtlll buildings owned by Judge
Killingsworth. One being a nice depot
the Other, a shoe shop.
Through the efforts of the Negro
Advancement League white curiosity
seekers are barred from attending
the Holiness meetings near Guests
corner. The action on the part of
the city Marshal may prevent a
clash between the races.
Miss Annie Nichols, who is visit
ing her uncle in Fort Worth is re-
ported better. DR.. III. L. Smith is in
disposed. A marty went from Waco
to Mr.. Tom Holloway's farm where
they had great spread. Mr. and
Mrs. Jno. Hickman of st. Paul and
Mrs. Valentine OF Washington as hon.
orees, Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman are
leaving soon. Mr.. Dausby of Ala
bama is here to take charge of our
community house. Prof. Moore will
return to his home. Mrs. Hawthorne
will leave soon for Los Angeles. to
visit her sister. Mrs. Texanna Bon
ger is planning soon to leave for
California. Prof. A. S. Jackson will
leave Wednesday for Atlantic City
Mrs. Dennis attended the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows at Sherman.
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GREENVHLE.

Greenville, Texas, Aug. 14-Sunday
was a splendid day with the churches
as all report good services. Rev
B. T. Trammell is as usual preaching
his strong sermons. Rev. T.. T.
Strong has put on ten nights
meeting and is having some de-
gree Of success. Rev. H. s. Winston
the newly elected pastor of New Hope
is making quite an impression on
his congregation. Warren Chapel
has granted their pastor, Rev. A. F.
Johnson, lieve of absence for two
weeks. Rev. L. II. Crawford is at
tending his Sunday school convention
at Dangerfield, Texas, this week
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooper
girl, mother and baby are doing
fine at this writing z. Mr.. S. A. Palm
has returned from Sherman, where
he has been to represent the local
lodge in the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows. Private Alvin Crockett, Lin
ME Jones, Virgil Johnson. Alvin Hunt
Oliver Strickland and Willie Dilling-
ham. are all at home now from over
sea.
Mrs. L. N. Johnson OF Mckinney Is
spending some time with her sister
Mrs. John Cooper. Mrs. Cleo Bailey
daughter Of Mrs. Catherine Brown
has moved to Fort Worth, Texas
Prof. T. w. Pratt o. Prairie View
Is here attending the bed side of his
. wife. who is sick and has been for
several days, she will undergo an
operation some time this week they
have the sympathy Of the many
friends during this critical period
Mrs; Catherine Brown is much i'm
proved after several days of illness
The Star Progressive Association an
over sea organization met here last
week with Mr.. W. J. Durham as
generai director.
The Colored Hunt County Fair
last week was a flattering success
and one Of the strong features of the
fair was the gun club which showed
some fine craftsmanship under the
management of Mr.. Sid Nelson oil
Farmersville, a prize for the besl
is shots and the record is as fol-
lows: M. s. Durham, Is straight;
John Cozine, IA out Of ID; Jesse Brig
ham, 10; w. ]. Durham, 10; ZacB
Durham. 10; e. Sampson, 10; while
Mr.. Denton Of Paris did fine.
Mrs. Lillian Price, gave an enter.
tainment in honor of Miss Georgia
Little John of Paris. Texas, and
a party from Terrell and the soldiers
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made flying Trip to Alto.
Mr.. Oscar Kennery has returned
from Shreveport, La.
Little Willie Garrett has returned
from Shreveport La. Mr.. R. T. Las
ter and Mr.. Dram Clark spent few
days in Benford. Miss King Of limp
son who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. v. Penson has returned
home. Miss Fannie Castel celebrated
her 18th birthday, August 10th.
Mr.. Greek Shippard of Mayotown
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Fears.
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KELTYS.

Keltys, Texas. Aug. 14.-Sunday
school was well attended. Officers
and teachers present Pastor /. Feim-
ing made some pleasing remarks.
Preaching at night by Rev. Scott.
Collection $500. We are pre-
pairing for big revival. Mrs. Ella
Williams made f1ving trip to Nacog-
doches to visit relatives. Miss Hester
Auctin gave patriotic party Fri
day and Saturday night. everybody
had n most enjoyable time. Mr..
George Norman, who has inst return
cd from over sea visited friends here
for few days. Mrs Caliie Polk
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who had recently returned from over
sea. Mrs. r. A. Carr, was the guest
Of Mrs, Lillian Price while attending
the district Conference here. Mrs.
Birdie Osborn Of Oklahoma City, has
returned home after spending a few
days with Mrs. M. H. Stephens. TAX
ing with her Mrs. Stephens older
daughter, Miss Inez. We are panied
to announce the death of Miss Luren
"a Austin, which occurred lately.
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PINELAND.

Pinelopd. Texas, Aug. 14.-Elder
Hughes, presiding elder of Beaumont
district held his quarterly meeting
Sunday. Had good services all day
Rev. o. q. Collins of Pleas ut Hill
and Huff Creek Circuit preached
for Rev. Ruff1n Thursday and Fri
day nights.
Mrs. Ola Benjamin has returned
from Atlanta, Texarkana and other
East Texas Towns where she has
been visiting relatives.
Miss Ella Daniels left tor her home
! at Dixon, Texas, Monday.
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Renews Plea for Special Statute.
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Walter J. schlufter and Dora NJ. Hurdle,
both Of Baltimore. Nd.
Henry Jefferson and Matte Robinson.
Arthur H. Diebert and Mary z. Zane.
waveriy 1. Crawford and Lulu Clayton.
Henry ". Galloway of Cleveland, Ohio, and
Emma ]. Jones Of this city.
William n. Bolts and Mary Patterson.
Ashby Norton and Louisa Berkeley.
Psestoa John:on and Margaret Brown. both
Of Rockville, Md.
1T. T1e ag s, 4 smith and Louise W. Powell,
rd.. y o e0 Esnn e. y YIN Va and Annie
Ezekiel Burnett and Ada Davis.
John Gray and Ethel johnson.
John 4. Trimble Of Cumberland, Nd, and
Pearl NJ. L. Lucas Of this city
wellington J. 0albraith Of Hamilton, Ont,
and Helma u. Cheesman Of this city,
William Waters and Nancy Harris.
Daniel 3. Harry and Catherine c. Casby.
Robert 2: st. Clair and Mary T. sullivan.
George b. Griflth and Dora Jarrett.
Charles b. Campbell and Margaret E. Welch.
John A.. Deegan Of Benwood. W. Va. and
Alice II. Murray Of this city.
Clio J. Lngenfelter Of Dies Moines, Iowa, and
Dorothy Kfmbail Of this city.
John r. Mcvicker and Angela g. Russell.
Vivian n. Beach Of Edwards, n. Y.
Clarenee =. Bfant and ouneta D. Wilson.
Thad T. Talmage and La Won Folks.
George T. Bra q. sss, Of Ryan. Va. and
Charles r. Knapp and Charlotte L. McKeever.
Ralph E. Koerber and Edith L. Thomson.
Earl A. Weinheimer Of Lake View N. u,
ana Msdsl1s "a s,s9 9sa e &.
AhkkAam o. Brill and Sophie Zeltnef
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Births Reported.

The following births hare been reported +
the health department in the last twenty -fou
hours:
John J. and Margaret wholihan. girl.
Norman and Ann F. Underwood. girl.
Walter A. and Matte 8. Smith, girl.
James d. and Muriel A. Stansbury. boy.
Norman p. and Vivian r. Poole. boy.
William and Mildred Penn. girl.
Spencer H. and Pattie Nutwell. girl.
Brooks r. and Pearl Newton. girl
Allen p. and Marie v. Nichols. boy.
John j. and Mildred r. O'Malley. boy.
John W. and Mary e. Minton. girl.
Henry L. and Laila NJ. Lewis. boy.
Ira d. and Ethel v. Sawyer, hoy.
Beverly n. and Grace NJ. sLeashe. boy.
Chester G. and Alice N. Gilbert, girl.
James r. and Nellie Guy, boy.
Robert r. and Grace 8. Carney boy.
Joseph D. and Mary NJ. Christie. boy.
George q. and Charlotte d. Brandt. boy.
John II. and Frances L. Bowers, boy.
william r. and Ethel ]. Bullough, girl.
Charles and Rose Wansell, boy.
Emanuel and Elizabeth Smith. boy.
Willie and Erelyn Lindsey. girl.
Rawley and Mary Haskina, boy.
Matthew and Annie Haear. hoy.
James G.. and Edmonin Goings, boy.
Champ and Annie BNroukhs, boy.
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Continued from Eighth Pase.)

Marks Cafe. following by a theater
party in honor Of her sister, Mrs. John
Howard Hoover. who with her little
daughter, Jacqueline. is leaving. WASH
ington early in October to join Com
mander Hoover on the west coast.
Among the guests were Mrs. William
G. Gorgas, Mrs. George Richard
Smith, Mrs. William Wrishtson, Miss
Lucille Claire Smith and Miss Elena
Calderon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. H. Craigie
have closed their summer home at In
dian Neck. Conn. and will occupy
weeks before going south for the
winter.
Mr.. William B. Freese entertained
at dinner last week at the Wardman
Park Inn in honor Of Mai and Mrs
were Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. John H.
Adams Maj. and Mrs. Murphy. Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin NJ. Bayly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Cans, Mr. and Mrs. George F.
Mitchell. Miss H. Winifred De Witt,
Miss Annie Laurie Hardisty. Miss
Davis, Mrs. Shivers, Mrs. A. owen Sea-
man, wife of Col. A. o. Seaman; Capt.
j. Q. Taneyhill and Mr.. Will ]. Haney.
Dr. ana Mrs. Mcpherson have moved
into their new9home at 1902 Patterson
street, near Chevy Chase Circle.
Mrs. c. Stockmar Bendell has re-
turned to her apartment in the Alta
mont after a few days visit to friends
in Baltimore.
Mrs. 4. F. Waugh has returned to
Washington after six weeks vaca-
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Assigned to c.mp Holabird.

Lieut.. Col. William ]. Morrissey.
United States infantry. who has been
under treatment at Walter Reed
General Hospital. this city. has been
assigned to duty with the Motor
Transport Corps at Camp Holabird.
Md.