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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-08
EVENTS TONIGHT.

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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-08

"ono Sunday morning particularly ven.
turesone redsEin, having discovered that tbs
sentinel on duty had fallen asleep, crept up
within bow shot of the meeting house and dis
charged flaming arrow through an open win
dow. Tho careless sentry was placed in tho
stocks fer hours and fined so pounds Of
From stoty by P. A. Bruce,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-08
The fragrance Of golden Virginia
is in every Piedmont
-Eeoaa etoEy By 2. a. Bruco.

sun-ripenedF mellow virginiaa=thafs what
gives that full flavor to Piedmont cigarettes.
When you smoke cigarette made of
Virginia mixed with other tobaccos, you are
missing some of .Virginia's fragrance and flavor
But when you smoke Piednonts, you are
getting ali of it with every puff because
Piednonts are made entirely of Virginia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-08

NoTE-In England; wheFe Virginia tobacco has the
nreference smoker psyS as much for his Virginia
as for the best Turkish tobacco. Because over there
both kinds Of tobacco pay the same Import duty.
But In this country Virginia tobacco costs you less
than Turkish tobacco because Virginia u grown IN
tbs country and, unlike foreiEn-groWn tebaeeosi
carries no Import duty,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
kENT'S HILL BADLY
CRIPPLED FOR SERIES

Kert's Hill Me, Oct. 1e-kenrs
Fill enters the championship race
this season in badly crippled con-
di-ior. Captain Clyde Rand has been
,,u+. ell the season with torn liga-
rne1.ts and Will probably be out Of
the game for a ieast TWO weeks long
or Whitfield. VINO seemed likely 10
make one Of the tackle positions. is
out w.Lh a broken wrist received n
scrimnage. Shorty" Richardson has
been unde- the doctors care for over
TWO weeks and the team is likely tn
be deprived of the services Of this
fighting right tackle TINS season.
Nearly every player. carries some
mark Of thu Portland game. Sweutor.
the 19o-polnd fuIlback. Is IN the
Maine General hospital and out for
gooo kent's Hill depended on him
for kicking and forward passes a 1
ne was the most dependable grotnd
Eainer. These setbacks, however.
have n~ discouraged the wearers Of
the BED and Gray and the opening
game with Coburn viii see a scrappy
though rather light. team in the fray
The game is scheduled for Saturday
Oct Is. al $50 o'clock al the seminary
grounds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
NATIONWIDE EFFORT
BRITISH LABOR SEEKING
STANDARDIZATION MINES

London, Oct. 16.-SfDart Burning,
secretary Of the PosrIneu's Fedora
uon, VINO presided over the recent
Glasgow trades union congress, in
formed the Associated Press today
tina: the executive Of the miners
[ mon soor would be undertaking na =
clon- wide propaganda supported by
the entire hocy Of British labor 10
acquaint the public with the rea-
SONS why the labor unionists were
insisting upon naturalization Of the
mines. The attempt viii be 10 show
that state ownership upon the basis
demanded would be beneficial alike
10 the state, TO the consumers and
70 the workers. II Is hoped thus, MI.
Burning explained, TO avoid the al
tentative OF a resort To direct ac-
tion or other drastic means Of en-
forcing the pledge given by the Gias
gov Congress I'd compel the gov
e~nment" 70 adopt the majority re-
port Of tte Sankey Commission rec
ommenGing the naturalization Of the
mines.
There Is nothing n the present la
Dor situation likely 10 result in Sc
rious trouble IN the near future -"
sd i'd M. cunning. He expressed be-
lief that the Washington labor con-
ference. to attend which ne will leave
on Saturday, viii put a new com
plexlon or many issues affecting la
Dor II al countries.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
-ss7I"es OF sne Days Dealings il All
the Leading Stocks

N7u York. Oct. l6.-The money mar
81 "as me one factor Of paramount
-H lance on the STOCK exchange ID
= q. other copsiderarIons being su-
a-sG TO the more rigid tendencies
--@'-.-es' &c n that quarter
H~ ne first time in many months
a. MONEY opened If 10 per cent Win
assr inquiry for time funds af
81 "Hi anC little available al that fig
ne cali rate held a. IL per cent.
NHlshout The sesSior- buT greater care
*-s exercised respecting the character
D. 9e collateral
naar!al interests s1ressed the fact
'@ f-oke-s loans ware again al The
-ak 0. ne midsummer, while las-
X +-,aV clearing house statement
4.'' osea d new high -ecard lor altual
'aHs HG discounts al 81 ;::ssss COZ. .ann.
@s.'Hs were firm 70 strong nj the ouT-
7u- fe4. BACK al the first lndlca-
~ NJ tighter money. the market laps
nf no dulln .as during the iuternedl-
a. period
'~a.v selling which bore the marks
arar pressure occurred in the last
tl~ ieaders beine forced Lo lowest
is n ne day bur brisk rally en-
@~c ur the further activity and
"n-9 displayed by various special
@s ma quotations IN many instances
''v''s -allles of TWO TO five points.
'"2@-al speculative ISSUES achieved
50 1.stInctinr Of scoring new maxi
-'s notably Bethlehem Chandler.
''r" A~~ow and Republic Motors.
."N : on TvpewrIters and American
Sly and Commerce, a newcomer on the
Extrerne gains III these stocks
's1F- ~1rr four 70 almost - points.
.-E mounted TO ! 40n. a4G shares
~ exchange continued 10 move
---.'1' 0ndon and continental CEN
q new Iow record being reported
4s-~ian remittances.
-'aa--" IS again featured the bon Z
maze, ~ -hei- further advance IN ltn.
= ""A" best price. Foreign issues
N-Hf stsac but the geneva domestic
'aSeC Total sales. par value, Es-
--s'.' ar sl4.-51 608. Old L. s bonds un-
"@d2ses on call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
BURNHAM

The barr of the farm buildings of
II. I. MGAllister was burned 10 the
ground Tuesdav forenoon. together with
the hay and some farming implements
AMI a horse and hogs The OF gin OF
the fire Is unknown. Mr.. McAlister
was a.one at the time and seeing smuke
d covered his barn was atire and be-
yond control. The wind was IN a favor
able direction u save the dwelling
horse The barn was insured.
Ms l. w Stevens of osterviile.
Mass. has been a recent visitor al the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kinney, re-
turning h,ne Monday. sgsts
Caleb Brown of Fairfield has been
visiting tr.endsin town several DAYS
Rev. and Mrs z z. Longiey and Mrs
Sadie Eastman Of Clinton were guests
Wednesday At the home Of Mrs. Ida
Foster
The members Of tie Larkin Club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. II. z.
kinney. Delicious r~ereshments Of can
dies and sailed peanuts were served by
the hostess. The next meeting viii be
held with Miss Annie Berry Nov, Is.
Miss Hattie Perkins Is visiting he-
sister, Mrs. Hose= Hunt, IN Clinton.
M and Mrs. Arthur Miles viii give
a reception 70 their friends al the
Grange hall Saturday evening Of this
week
Miss Lillian Prescott visited MONDAY
with friends in Pfttsneid.
Mrs. Karl McAllister was In Pitrsfieid
Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Liovd Sawteile are
parents Of a baby girl born Thurs
day al the Sisters hospital N Wa
terviila, weighing seven and one halt
puonds.
A. H. Lord. Lawrence LIVINGSTONE
anc Sargie Warren have returned
from Portland. where they attended
the Grand Lodge Of Ode Fellows
Mrs. Laagdon s. Chilcort OF Bangor
Is vi-it.ns her friend, Mrs W s DYER
for few DAYS.
I A. Far-ar Of Levant was a gues.
Of friends at Oakland Heights Thurs
DAY.
Mrs. Fred Lombard ana Mrs Fores1
FcWles have returned from Portland,
where they attended the Federal LION of
Women 6 Clubs. going as deleEates from
The Mothers improvement Clun.
Mrs George Wood Of Portland was
guest Thursday AZ the home CT Mr.. ani
Mrs. Thomas Walker
The IRE alarm sounded Wednesday
evening about 10 O clock for a fire a.
the Getcnel & Wing foundry on Water
street. Tire companies responded
promptly and the FIRE. which was
thought 20 have caught around the col
oven CT the furnace, was quickly ex-
in guished without much damage oeing
done
large number from Oakland went
n Wa ervile Wednesday evening 10 see
he Human Fly CLIMB the Savings
Bank building on Main street.
Emerson Heath, a member Of the
Naval Reserves. who has been passing
a two-weeks furlough al the home OF
Mrs. Heath's parents. M. an dMrs. A.
r. SawteIle, will leave today for New
per-, r. L. where he is stationed
Mrs. AltheR Howe has returned from
South Paris. where she mas been pass
ing the summer with relatives. and
will make her home for the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. Dean Wheeler
There was a gooJ attendance a the
rehearsal Of the Acme Eepekah degrees
staff Thursday evening in Odd Fellows
hall
Robert Scott. supertn tendent Of the
Casca7e wooien mill. left Thursday on
q business trip to Boston and viii als0
visit his family a. Leicester. Mass, for
q few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
OAKLAND
Reception to G. A. r. Depart
ment Commander - Slight
Blaze at Getchen and Wing
Foundry-Personals

one OF Lne MOST delightful Social
events Of the season was the recep-
lion rendered TO George ". Could
ing, department commander Of the
G. A. Z. by the Women's Eelief
Corp Wednesday evening II the Post
room The patriotic organizations Of
the ecwns ware well represented. In
the receiving line were: Past Divi-
sion Commander p Il. Leech Of the
Maine Division Of Sons OF Veterans;
George W. Goulding. department
commander Of the Maine G. A. r;
and ms aids, Comra des George H
Benson and Charles Bartlett: n. r
Beverage. commander Of Sergeant
Wymar Post; Mrs. Charles Dusty
president Of Sergeant Wyman Wo-
mems Relief Corps: Mrs Alice Gil
man. past department president Of
the W. z. C; Miss Louise Benson,
senior vice president o: the Maine
Department, Daughters of Veterans;
Mrs. Alton Libby, president Of Sarah
Sampson Tent. Daughters Of Vetsr
ans Mrs. Jesse Hallett, department
patriotic instructor Of the Sons Of
Veterans Auxiliary; Walter Blake,
commander Of the Harry @. Decker
Post. American Legion: Mahlon
Cochran, commander Of the J. Wes-
ley Gilman Camp. Sons Of Veterans.
The ushers Tor the occasion were:
Mrs. Russell Taylor, Mrs. Harry Pat
TEN. Mrs. Charles Bartlett. Mrs. Wal
ter Damren and Mrs. Harry FowIie.
After the reception the following
program was CARRIED out. F. Il.
Leecn, past division commander OF
the Sons Of Veterans. presided Sc
lection by male quartet. composed Of
Fred II. Leech, Frank Anderson. Har-
~ Patten and Dean z. Wheeler:
greetings from W. P c. by J. &
Hodsdon; greetings TO Commancs-
Goulding by DR.. V. c. Totman: song
by Mrs. Alton Libby; a letter from
Rev. c. A. knickerbocker. read by
F. H Leech; remarks by Rev c. I.
Wheaton OF the Free Baptist church;
violin and piano duet by Miss Geor-
gia Youngman ano Mrs. Maurice
Manson; expresslone of regrets from
Rev. W. P. Holman of the Method
ist and Few. F. E Doleman Of the
Baptist church. given by F. Il
Leech; remarks by Commander
Blake OF the Harry G. Decker Post:
violin solo, Mrs. Maurice Manson:
solo, Miss Mildred Penney; response
to greetings by Commander Could
ing; selection by male quartet. Pleas
ing music was furnished by CLYDE
Wheeler. who kindly loaned his phon-
ograph TOR the occasion. and refresh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
New York Produce Market

New York, Oct. 10
WHEAT-Spor staady, No. red gSs
track New ork export billed
& ORN-Spot steady Ne. . yellow and
Nc. . white 15Sg a New York.
OATS-Spot steady No. : white S2a,
HOPS lrrQ.
LARp-Strnng: middle west .9soG29So
bUTwER-Firrn; receipts 13.62s tubs ;
creamery higher than eArras 6SaQ6a; e1-
r-a % scort. Is: first a70e5., packing
stock current make No. 46s
EGGS-I-reguiar receipts ., ,1es cases
fresh gathered extras 67G6s do extra
frsrs S4G66 DO. flrsrs WuSa state "a
ann nearby western hennery white fre
10 fancy S5G86: do. ordinary TO prime
TBngs: do brown z0l7S; DO. gathered
brown and mixed coiors 66t06s.
TATOES-Easy Maine. 1SA lbs. 3oo
d4a2S Long Island do. 42oG5N; Jersey. l6o
lbs. 25ed35t; Jersey sweets per oaskeL
.21ai i5o: southern per bbi. 3sFd35S
CABSAGES-Steaoy, 12SfGf75 per boI
.,UGAR-Raw sready, centrI-u uEai
7cS; ne gran uiated 800.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
7.159.09e Tons British
Loss in Merchant Vessels

London. Oct 16-British merchant
vessels lost through enemy action
during the war tptalled 7.T59-g98
gross tons. II was announced official
.y Today Submarine action was re-
sponsible for the loss OF 6.s35 .059
tons OF this total.
The loss OF 14.2sT lives was Invoiv-
ed n these sinkings. the official re-
port added
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

1nIC02n. JC- 1u-
HOGS-Eeceipts 31.01D. ESTIMATED 10
morrow Is. DO: mostly 3 10 10 cents low
er. closing strong. Bulk I3S0ml43: .op
1880: heavy 1425G14S0. medium 149pl4%
fight 1400Ii475: light light la5eMl4sn
nsavy uacrinr sows smooth 13sD6 -AM:
packing sows rough 1300Qf LIED: piss lazs
Ql4g0. s
CATTLF-Receipts ls.o0o Estim1leo
>oynorrpv 5o0l ftrm Beef steers: Me-
dium and heavy weight choice anu
prime T7GD@1940; medium and guoo AooG
1876, common SB@11D0; light weight eoou
and choice a450G190o: common anc me
dunn -756 4G Butcher cattle: Heffers
G5@l4E: cow. 60Bnjl25o; cannen Al
CUTTERS 5OOQ6Do. veal calves 1bsonI'.5
feeder steers 7nG13oe; stockef Steers w
ADI000: western range stesrI 9350l1oo;
cows and heifers 5750IW.
SHEEP-Receipts 5000. Esrifnateo
tomorrow 10,e9e. firm Lamne LSovuio1'
r,.IiE ana cur1ruon s5Dnio25. Ewes: Me-
dunn, good and choice 625GaSo: culis AND
common 3000S1. breeding 6a5GlM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Boston, OCT 10
SEEF-Choice whole cattle 2iM2s
RITTTER-Nor-herr creamery sZtras
s5fdS4 western creamery extras hsedeS2.
~ EEN r-New wins extras 3l21az-
CORNING. yellow lnsQi6.
ECGS-NeR-py hennery a6Ga', "est-
ern extras S1G81
FLOJ R-Sprlns patents, 1s6-lb SACKS
a No. . timothy 325eQ Q3350.
LAMB-Spring 25GS. ,oe.e.,
pORh-MedIum backs 1S1o.
TATOEsA-oostook fancy -N1---'
oer 100 lbs ordinary I55G3c; sweets
g75 per barrel
GERS quotation. s35 per 10p Ids. IN pu4k
VEAI-l5GSs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
GOETHALS TO HEAD
BIG SHIP CORPORATION

New York Oct. 16.-General
George W. Goethals, builder of the
Panama Canal, was elected president
TODAY OF the American Ship and
Commerce Corporation recently Of
ganized Tor the promotion Of foreign
trade under the American flag. The
corporation has acquired a majority
interest in the William c. Ramp Ship
and Engine Building Company Of
Philadelphia and the Kerr Naviga-
rion Corporation Sf this city, ker-
NIT Roosevelt, son of the former
President. Ii secretary Of the cor
poration.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
WOMEN'S CAMPAIGN TO
URGE SENATE TO RATTY
GERMAN PEACE TREATY

New York, Oct. 1s-A nationwide
women's campaign 10 urge the United
States Senate to conclude tmmedi-
ately peace by ratification Of the
peace treaty was inaugurated here
today with organizations of the
Womens Non-partisan committee
for the League of Nations. Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman was elected chair
man Of the executive committee
DR.. Katherine 3. Davis was made
qtntzDsn e tn Es1erzl sedx with
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Pinarte GardIni. Italian wrestler.
defeated Ali Hassan n two straight
falls at a wrestling match Wednes-
day night az Portland. Gardini WON
the first fall with an arm and scis-
sors hold in Is minutes and 4S sec
onds and the second in two minutes
and 25 seconds with a flying mare.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
QUAKER CITY UNION
BRICkLAYERS RETURN

Philadelphia. Oct 1s-The union
brick layers Of this city VINO have
been on strike since the latter pa-1
CT August returned 10 work To-Day.
The strike was settled by com
promise, the journevmen agreeing
70 accept d wage increase from
s. L. cents to S1-0 an hour
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

The Bonythan school at Saco has
been closed because Of scarlet fever.
There have been several cases in the
city, but this Is the drst school 70
close. One death from dfphtheria has
already occurred there this week
The victim Was Carroll Estes. aged
1a. Of rha SHaatsax -QrunaQaSs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
GIANTS EASILY TRIM
ST. ANSELMS COLLEGE

Manchester y H. Oct. 1.-THE
New York Chants easily defeated St
Anselm's College team here this aft
triples and a single. The score:
Giants .... Sel00e13 100
St Anseim 80. e000eeae :-4- S-s
Batteries-Giants Dubuc and Sny-
der, ST. Anseim's. Laughery and
Cunningham.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
Seeing Believing You See An Interesting Proposition Advertised Here
Confidence

n you and IN your business is created by
truthful advertising 1t is the only sure way
to get the steady pau onage Of the kind of
people that you want to do business with
Advertising VIII always pay when you do it in
the honest way.
Telephone 135 and ask a Journal Want Ad
Taker how much it viii cost to run your Want
Ad N The journal for whole week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
FAYETTE

Mrs Carrie Underr o d re urneG Mon
a. rom Per land
z H Csaize of Brooklyn. y. y, 10
passing a few Gays with friends IN
T. WI.
J. H Underwood picnIc Tuesday was
much enjoyed hy al More than 70
were pres mt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Corn tended upward N value tocay as
a result of wet weather anc scaNtiness
=. -s-p1 n1sriugs The market closed
arm Al !, TO net higher with Decernne
cM to lc21 and Nav lie. Oats gained
no 1 In provisions the outcome variea
T~orr 10 cents decline TO 10 cents al
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
New York Money Market

a.. New York. Oct. is.
4's'-aH lie paper JdIsa.
ne N-G-v bills 10
'''''ns-e.al Sa-dav bills on banks 4 Ia
''--. LII. SlEday bills 4-I. demand
,es st-s
cemano S. ii. cahles 81.
c-T, lt-Tr.anti IT. caf5ies sS5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

convaiescsnee after pneumonia ey-
phoid fever and the grip. - sumelimes
merely apparent, not real. To make =
real and rapid. there I'D no other Ionic
so highly TO be recommended AZ Hooo
Sarsaparilla. Thousands 30 testi1y
Take Hood s.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

New York Oct. i5.
'"-'- DGnds closing
- N9 - tirst AZ gS.2G; second AZ %. ls
4-s @.N. second AS s5.6e tfird AS
.nnr'n ats a2T0; Victory Is So Es
.'c-p as sT4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
New York Stock Market
Co-rected Daily by
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY

:. Front ST.. Bath, Phone so
335 Water ST. Augusta,
Phone 10Is-I01e
Correspondents OF
ELMER n. BRIGHT 4 CO..
Members Of New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
HOME OR INVESTMENT
Q Roopp knurs

] mile from Augusta P @: fine view
overlooking city. furnace heat. ha-u-
woed floors flush closet stable, shec.
poultry house acre good garden lRnd
This rs q bargain. z. L. worcesfr-.
Western Ave, Augusta, Ne. Phone
g5-M
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Lire demand 1g.i6. cables IoI4
Marks. demand . Ills. cables q.
Government bonds irregular
Railroad BONDS heavy
Time loans strong 80 days. 70 DAYS
and SIX mon Itls. BID.
Call rnonev strong; nigh 10, low 10 rul-
ing rate IL closing bid 9. offered al 10.
laEt loan TO- Bank acceprances q.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait as honor
ary chairman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

ments OF ice cream and cake were
served.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
S-ENoGRAF FHEE-

Experienced one Amply 70 Z
NJ. Andrews Ma-sJOn q
Brooks &C. EailoweL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17

10p acres. between Gardiner and Lewis
ton. convenient 70 eiectrics good
school. . houses with running water all
conveniences. partly furnished. 5. 7.
G. cRre kennebec JournEI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-10-17
ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Bcarc 56
CHAPEL ST S7-F-ont room with mod
ern cpnveriences.
GREEN ST. T--Fu-n shed rooms ard
storage rooms. Tel. 6s+-M-
- M EROP ST. 2-La-Ee front room
Modern convenlences.
HAR-FCRD CSE-Roor1s with or
without housekeeping priv egss. Tran
sients soc. ID s. per DAY. Tel. Sgl-W
Ia CROSBY ST-Room with modern
conveniences. Tel INV
Rooms for Housekeeping 69
WESTERN AVE- rooms 5 mirutes
from Norang Crossing acre land,
s. month. II. :, Holway, - Water s.,
Augusta
ARDINER-CpstaI-s rent Of four
rooms Light housekeeping furnished
with lights and bath. O. harrison
Ave Phone sE-W
wANT Ads Fay-Use The Kennebec
Jou-nai.
IT'S easv as A-B-C 70 fine what vou
want among tAe well-indexeG ciassi-
fec adv rising n the journal.
The sun., 1919-09-20
BISHOP BURCH TAKES
CHARGE IN DIOCESE
Assumes Leadership in Adj
vance Of Ratification of
His Election.
DUE TO CHURCH CAMPAIGN
Assures Every Name Commit
tee That He VIII Take
Active Hold.

The Right Rev. Charles Sumner Burch
made his first formal appearance yester-
day as head of the Episcopal Diocese of
New York at q meeting of the Every
Name campaign committee in the Church
Mission House. ISL Fourth avenue. In
a short, vigorous speech Bishop Buroh
made clear to a group OF eighty clergy
men and laymen that he means at once
to assume the leadership of Episcopal
AFFAIRS In the Bishopric.
"Since the death OF Bishop Greer four
months ago." Bishop Burch said, there
has been no leadership, In the diocese
You have honored me with the appoint
ment and are entitled to look for leader
ship.
II regard this Every Name campaign
with Its intimate connection with the
nationwide Every Member movement, a,
the greatest undertaking in the history
The sun., 1919-09-20
DINNER FOR LADY HERBERT.
Mrs. Cornelius vandsxbflt Enter.
tains mt Newport,
special Despatch TO Tar suN.

NEWPORT, Sept. is.--The first
dinner In honor Of Lady Herbert OF
England since her arrival was given
this evening by her sister. Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt, at Beaulieu sew
eral other dinner parties were given the
hostesses including Miss Charlotte u.
Fell. Mrs. w. Storrs Wells Mrs. Gustav
J. s. White and Mrs Henry A.. C. Tay-
ZOE. Luncheons were given to-day by
MIS- Miller Graham and Mrs. Cornelius
Ta1geman.
Countess Ssechenyi and her mothsr.
Mrs Vanderbilt. were among tbose on
the beach to-day. The Countess will rest
Few days after her ocean voyage, and
the series OF entertainments arranged in
her honor have therefore mot yet been
started
Mrs. James Mcdonald of Washington
mas decided to close her season next
week.
Mines. r. Livingston Beeckman, Whit
ney Warren. Harold Brown, Burke
Roche, Perry Belmont, Arthur Curtiss
James, Lewis s. Chanler. Henry Barton
Jacobs, william p. Douglas, r. Horace
Sailatin, John R. nrexel and Daniel B,
rearing are patronesses OF a musicale
to be given at the home of Mrs William
woodward next Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph e. Widener and
family closed their season to-day and
left for Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Graham Glasgow, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ciarefce w. Dolan and Mrs. Herbert NJ
Hartman viii leave here next week
Robert w. Goelet has ended his sea-
son and returned TO New York. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bahkemeteff will leave here
on Monday. w, g. IIovt has arrived
from New York to visit his sister. Miss
Virginia 8. Hoyt,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Hayward Ferry will
not close their season until late In the
fall. William Hit of Washington regis
tered at the Casino to-day.