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FOR SALE-Wood chamber set,
bed and springs, commode, dresser,
three chairs; white chamber set, bed,
surngs. commode, dresser, two chairs;
one baby carriage, one 16-guage shot
gu1. one kitchen table. F. A Hunt,
In s. BarrOn.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-03
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

.avprtisements will he inserted under this
= ar ftco cents per word for first insertion
ne cent per word thereafter. Cash
ars- 81 sr-ompany the order. No Gdrertise-
III nf nil Be inserted for less than trreHtg- ire
rsafS.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CASH PAID for furs, hides and
Junk. Telephone 5S-11- Daniel "a
baasky, Barton. St1
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-03

The men who have the most to do in
the world don t waste much time in tel
ling about how much they have to do
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-03

Small minds don't require wide chan
nels
Duty half done is easily undone.
A bachelor who fears somebody is go
ing to marry him while he's not look
ing, is matched by the old maid who
hopes somebody will
Men used to paint the town red and
girls still paint their cheeks that way.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-03
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Rose Comb Rhode Is
land Red cockerels. George z. John
Sor East Charleston, Box At. 42-45
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-03

FOR SALE-My place on High
street. o-tenement house, large gar
Sar Moi. besides building lot, at rea-
sorabls price. Address Mrs. 7. D.
Pi1rkstt, I4O Belmont aven u e,
SUringHeld. Mass, until November /.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN VIC
TORY
Brief Mention of County, State and
National Results.

Following are the town represen-
tatives elected in Orleans County,
all being republicans:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-03
New Train Schedule.

A new train schedule went into e.
feet Monday as follows: Clip tha
time table for future reference.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-03

FOR SALE-Peerless Touring
,ar 1918 model. Mechanical condl-
hon and paint excellent. New rear
Tres. Franklin Touring car. A new
1871. Extra tire. Price right.
Al. Grout, Newport, VT. 43-44
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FOR SALE-Two nice yearling
,,-ts, Andrew Wadsmneek, Irasburg,
I'll. 1873. 36tf
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FOR SALE-My real estate in Bar
tOn village, consisting Of two resi-
dances facing on Post-office square.
Good barn and garden. One house has
Two tenements and might easily be
made into fine business property. In
quire Of Mrs. McDougall or w. M.
Wright. 43tf
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FOR SALE-Two cook stoves, one
---b water front, new CRATES Guaran-
,aa1 in good condition. Z. Sockol,
Isel 37tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-03

FOR SALE-High grade Guernsey
buII calves. also Duroc Jersey pigs
Z. S. Kelley, Orleans, R. ID. 41tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Farm
With l60 acres, sugar and apple or
lizards, running water. Good house
and barn. Only two miles from Bar
tnl village on Westmore road. Good
granite quarry on property. Also $50
sIeS Of woodland and pasture. j. Nj.
Barnard, Barton. 16tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-03

FOR SALE Sound work horse,
reight 1900 lbs. NJ. j. Owen, Bar
ton. ooI
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-03

FOR SALE-Nearly new DeLaval
,.nsrstor. No. IT, also second hand
s-Evirg harness. V. o. Miles, Bar
eL-' ---S 5SpLo1,a 34-14. 37tf
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FOR SALE-HaH blood Shropshire
bpck. year and half old. Fine ami
r,sT !. J. Waters, Irasburg, X. ID. i
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Barrows Elected Representative
in Barton

C. A. Barrows, Republican, won
over C. E. Jenkins, Democrat, for
town representative in Barton by a
decisive vote of more than two to
one jenkins had made an unusally
live campaign and received large
vote than any other Democratic can
didate ever did. The result IN the
two voting precints was as follows: ::
Barrows jenkins Scat.
Barton 353 81 z
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FOR SALE-1917 model Ford tour
nc car with new body, in good run
ri1g order, also nearly new Roper
P-os. upright piano, in excellent con-
6Trion. c. Z. Jenkins, Orleans. Il
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LOST
To RENT

s 4 aSfE3NTE-House 4 7 of 8 rooms. In
L' L Hendy, Barton. 44-45p
( Pov1.- urnished room. Mrs.
"hey, High street. 4O-45p
aa, tenement. C. A. Mute,
41tf
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, KANTED-Man to work on farm:
t. T. Cook, Glover. 43tf
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WANTED

WANTED-Live poultry. Elrick,
arton. 1871
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-03

WANTED-At once a meat and
pastry cook. Valley House, Orleans.
Aft
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eaE t5st sstH4p-AutOmobile owners to
.eppaaiir sto-.I to snail care for. charge and
9ee a. aage batteries this winter,
as. usual. H. l. Badger, Or
44-45
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committee of fifty ladies of represent
alive organizations of the city.
The patronesses include Mrs. Charles
B. Henderson, Mrs. Lucius Upshaw,
Mrs. John HAYS Hammond. Mrs. Ma.
thaniel Dial. Mrs. L. NJ. Smith, Mrs.
Richard Dean. Mrs. Claude Mayo. Mrs
Jess McLemore. Mrs. James Pleasant
Woods, Mrs. David Kincheloe. Mrs.
Mary c. Bryan, Mrs. Ellen Spencer
Mussey. Miss Mary O'Toole. Mrs
Howard Hodgkins. Mrs. Floyd p.
Waggaman. Mrs. Jesse Lee Ward.
Mrs. Harriet Turner, Miss Fannie w.
Weeks, Mrs Noble p. Barnes, Mrs
w. NJ Kennedy. Mrs. William Chan-
ming Johnson. Mrs. Herbert w. Lord.
Mrs, Campanole, Mrs. w. w. War
wick Mrs. Benjamin Micou. Mrs.
Jamie de Veyra. Mrs. Frank Morrison.
Mrs. George T. Smallwood and Mrs.
K. c. Taylor There will be fifty ta-
bles for cards. The game will begin
at 2:30 o'clock and the motion picture
matinee at 3:30 o'clock. Several sena-
tors and representatives have taken
boxes to be occupied by children from
local orphanages.
Mr. and Mrs Robert w. Brooke of
Prince Georges county, Maryland. an
nounce the engagement of their
thur lie Roy Fowler of this city. The
wedding will take place the last of
this month.
Chapter E. p E.. %. celebrated its
first birthday Anniversary at the
Hotel La Fayette Wednesday after
noon. A charming luncheon was
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served. the table being attractively
decorated with roses, snapdragons
ana ferns. Those attending the
luncheon were: Mrs. Ada B. Boyd.
Miss Marshall @. Brooke, Miss Mary
wyatt. Mrs. Ruth T. StunE, Miss Ruth
j. McC3own, Mrs. Charlotte I. Jeffreys.
Miss Marietta C. Melvin. Miss Helen
H. Hasbrouck, Mrs. Helen B. Herring
and Mrs. Dorothy N. Gordon. After
the luncheon the guests attended
matinee.
Mrs. D. April announces the en-
gagement or her daughter Ada WeEer
to Mr.. Ben Stein. No date has heen
set for the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mccauley an
daughter, Miss Dorothy r. Mccauley.
to Mr. Joseph A. MARI Of this city.
The wedding will take place in the
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Kaufman were
hosts at their annual dinner to the
entire stsn Of the two stores operat-
man. Inc. At o'clock Saturday the
entire party proceeded In automo-
biles to HON estead. the Cleveland
Park home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman.
where the dinner was served. Dur
ing the dinner there were toasts.
Afterwatd the party. with Mr.. and
Mrs. kaufman at the head, followed
a course over the trail" beautiful
winding pathway running the borders
Of the Homestead grounds. Music
=. 7ConSfnUed an Fifth FaFe5
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home. The minister will be away
about two months.
The minister Of Poland ana Prin-
cess Lubomirska will entertain at
dinner Thursday evening at the lega-
tien.
senerita Ramona r. Lefevre. bis-
ter of the charge d'affaires OF PAN
anna. has retIrned from White Sui
ps1 +. sp Pr r. w " where she vent
wire. Of the Argentine ambassador,
and her niece, Miss Manuela Lloveras
the minister OF Bulgaria and Nine.
Panaretoff were hosts at dinner last
evening.
Mrs. Baker, wife OF the Secretary
Of War. and her guest, Miss Kath-
crime Lowe. went to Camp Humphreys
Friday evening and. were guests at
the dinner which the cemn1ahdant of
Mrs. Common gave before the biweek-
~ hop. The Secretary and Mrs. Baker
have the latter'A cousin, DR.. Freas.
and his bride as their guests Tor
a. fsw aays. Pr; F'reas 10 the brother
Of Miss Elizabeth .Ffeas. who 30 ffe-
Little Miss Betty Baker went to
winchester. Va. last week to take
part in the commencement exercises
at the academy ana was present at
the prom. She returned yesterday.
Mrs. John b. Henderson, with her
Son. Mr.. John B. Henderson, and her
young granddaughter. Miss Beatrice
Henderson. will. leave Warrington
about the fret OF July for the family
summer home, at Bar Hafbor. where
they VIII remain until the autumn.
- Lieut.. Col. Francis +. A. Junkin,
U. S. A., and Mrs. Junkin will leave
Warrington Tuesday to motor
through the Shenandoah valley to
sexington, va, the old home Of Col.
Junkin, where they will visit Gen.
ana Mrs. Is. w. Nichols, his brother.
in-law ana sister. at the. Virginia
| Military institute. From Lexington
they will 60 to the afesnbrisr, White
Sulphur Springs, for d visit, ana will
later motor to their summer home
Jefseyhurst, on Lake Geneva. wis.
| consin. Miss Alice Miriam. the pro.
| teee OF Mrs. Junkin. will join them
I in the west for the rest OF the season
Gel. and Mrs. Junkin occupied Twin
oaks, the country home Of Mr.. And
Mrs. CHARLES J. Bell. for some months
!, going there in the autumn, and they
! have spent the past few weeks in
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their daughter, Miss Geneva Jean
Winslew. to Lieut.. G. Haven Mankin,
L. s. NJ. c.
Miss Wfnslow is a graduate of the
School or Arts, Columbia University.
class of 1919. During the war sire was
active In Red Cross work and did
service in Debarkation Hospital No
3. and was prominent in entertaining
returned service men at the welcome
clubs. Her father has long been en-
gagged In educational work and is a
member of the New York School
masters and other professional clubs.
Lieut.. Mankin is graduate of the
College of Arts and Sciences of Cor
nell University. class of 1914, and of
Cornell University Medical College
1917. He ID now on duty in Washing
ton, having been attached to the
Medical Corps for the past three
years. Assigned to the Arkansas of
the Atlantic fleet in 1917, he was later
transferred to the Navy Departm emit.
During the past year on the u. S. S.
Des Moines he made a cruise to north
Russia. He is the son of DR.. and Mrs.
y. w. Mankin Of 3311 18th street
northwest.
The marriage will be celebrated in
Mary the Virgin, New York city.
The Casualty Hospital benefit to be
given Friday afternoon at Crandalls
knickerbocker Theater promises to be
a perfect success Mrs. Jesse Lee
webb, chairman, has assisting her
Mrs. Frank Odenheimer. Mrs. George
w. Eastment. Mrs. Paul l.. Joachim
Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz. and a
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larly tasteful The Rev. Dr.. Ran
dolph H. McKim, rector of Epiphany,
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Percy F.
Hall. assistant rector and father of
the bridegroom. officiated.
The bride, who Is the daughter OF
the late Dr.. John Bailey Mullins and
the late Mrs. Mullins of Washington.
was escorted and given away by Capt.
Charles Arthur Barnard. Her maid
of honor was Miss Ellen Fillebro&n,
and the bridesmaids were Miss Con
stance Atwood of Stonington. Conn;
Miss Katherine Dorst of Warrenton.
Va. and MISS Alice Brice and Miss
Margery Arden Hall, sister Of the
bridegroom, of Washington.
The bride wore a graceful gown Of
white satin and tulle veil arranged
with orange blossoms. while her bou-
quet was Of sweet peas and lilies of
the valley. The costumes of the maid
of honor and the bridesmaids were in
blue and deep heliotrope, forming both
the dainty frocks and hats.
Mr.. Crawford Haskell Of Baltimore
was best man for Mr.. Hall. and the
party of ushers included Mr.. Robert
Merrick of Baltimore, Mr.. Mitchell
Carroll, Mr.. Reginald Hall OF Wash
ington. brother of the bridegroom,
and Mr.. Raymond Meredith Of Nor
folk. Va, a cousin of the bride.
The church was filled with the hun
The reception which followed was
only for relatives. the bridal party
and out-of-town friends and was held
at the home OF the Misses Eastman,
1905 18th street. Among those from
other cities who came for the we'd
ding were Mrs. George Fox Dickinson
Of New York. Mrs. John Randall of
Annapolis, Mrs. William Meredith of
Norfolk, aunt OF the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. Burwell Of Annapolis ana Mrs
Osborn Bruce OF New York.
Later IN the evening Mr.. ana Mrs
will end at their home in Newark,
n. j.. where the Bridegroom is estab-
lished.
Mrs. John F. Mccormack. ABB 9th
street northwest, will leave washing
where she Will Join her husbands Mr..
Mccormack recently severed his con-
nectfon with the income tax unit Of
the government serviee to. accept a
position in New York.
They will reside at the Comma dore
Hotel, New York.
Mrs Charles D. Helmbold, with her
daughter, Mrs. George Maheol, will
go to White Sulphur Springs, W. Va,
next week to- spend the summer
months. Mrs. Mahool has just re-
turned from visit to friends in New
Haven.
Col. and Mrs. Robert e. Lee are
leaving Washington today for Upper
vile, Va. to visit the colonel's sis
ters, Miss Anne Carter Lee ana Miss
Mary Custis Lee.
An interesting wedding Of Tuesday,
June 8. will be that OF Miss Ethel
| May LovAless, daughter OF Mrs. Mar
tina A. 1oveless, and Mr.. Charles II.
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Diplomatic ana Society NeteA.
The ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes were hosts at a
smtll tea dance at the embassy yes
tereay afternoon.
The Ambassador 81 spain ana sonora
de ,RfAno were hosts at o small in
formal dinner party last evening at
thS- embassy.
TIE Ambassador Of .Arsentina, DR..
LeRreton. accompanied by DR.. Felipe
A. fEspil, secretary Of the embassy,
ana Mr.. Hector Ayersa, ;attache, left
last evening for Chicago, where they
win attend the convention.
The ambassador of Belgium. Baron
de Cartier, sailed yesterday for Bel.
Eium. where he will join Baroness
de L. Cartier ca ana spend the summer
counseior 81 the emb.ss nar, ms, s sra y
charge d'anaifes in the absence OF
the Ambassador, who will return In
the autumn. The Belgian government
recently purchased the residence at
1850 Massachusetts avenue, which has
been occupied By the ambassador and
Baroness de Cartier. ana where the
embassy ofices have been located for
some months.
The ambassador Of Peru. Senior
ca6o to attend the republican ma
tional convention.
the ambassador of italy and
Baroness Romano Ayez1ana will en-.
terrain at dinner Thursday evening
at the embassy, when the afnbassa-
dor of Chile and Sonora de Matthew
and the ambassador Of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes will be among their
guests. ri $50
Sir Auckland Geddes, ambassador
of Great Britain. has accepted an in.
vitation to attend Pfinceton's COM
mencenent Tuesday, June IS. when
Princeton will confer upon the am
bassador the honorary degree OF doe
tor of laws.
The minister of Bolivia and Sonora
de Calderon, with Senarita Elena CAL
deron. have returned from Atlantic
City. where they attended the third
pan American aeronautic congress-
and exposition.
The minister of sweden and Nine.
Ekengren, with their children, will
leave about June 30 for Edgartown.
Mass. where they have q summer
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THE EXODUS TO CHICAGO
AFFECTS SOCIAL PACE
+. AS OFFICIALS DEPART
While the Convention in Chicago Lures Many
From the Capital, and Others Leave for Their
Summer Homes There Are Yet Many
Things to Interest Those Left
sALLIE v. H. PICKETT,

HE mwek which struck capital society folk
urrying their plans for departure and the promise of real
- combined with the national
tien temporary social oblivion.
diplomatic
diplomats their rank have but few important left
THE President Mrs south
- diplomats, including
Chicago Where
well known socially the aspiran at the Chicago convention
President Mrs. Marshall will Mrs Thomas
Walsh and her group OF other of the Senate and House
and Of
the center of an interesting party
ARRANGEMENTS will be made keep
"A son IL close touch with the brisk affairs Of the convention city, and
the each day with the
These little exhibitions the forth heah
ps ss fiW WHITE @ G
to- drop and look on they have time and wish do There
for she most the east is their exclusive domain
John Barrett and Mai William Eric Fowler
party British embassy which Celebrated the birth
OF the OF England and diplomatic cabinet
dinners all rounded Out week Of enviable enjoyment
MAJ. GEORGE OAKLEY TOTEM JR will entertain at small
when p # S n n1s alter h 10th s
dancing This afternoon the the Basco
hs sms.s 81 seam ss s:s
I,se whose box occupied By ohsT diplomats Their
Mrs Marshall Gsysn Mrs Wlm baron Mrs.
Cromwell Brooks Mrs Thomas being among
the box holders patrons of music who absent turning
boxes over to friends.
matinee Crand Theater Thursday the
& Hep. drive and the meeting the same afternoon the
house the request OF the committee for the Sweet B College
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Mrs. Moran Lends House.

Mrh. Moran Lends House.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran has
given the use of her home at
the request of the committee for
meeting to be held in the interest of
the Sweet Briar College $1,000, 900
fund. Thursday afternoon at 1870
, o'clock Bishop Harding will offer the
invocation and Representative RIVAL
ton Moore OF Virginia will preside
and both are patrons for the event.
The meeting is Of a social nature
and to awaken interest in the school
and among the speakers will be DR..
Emile Watts Mcvea. president of the
| college.
Lady Nancy Astor of ENGLAND ia
honorary chairman for the drive and
Dr.. Thomas Nelson Page represents
the college in Washington. Among the
patrons for the meeting are Mrs. New
ton D. Baker. Secretary Daniels. Mrs.
Burleson. Senator Carter Glass. Sen
atof Claude Swanson. Mrs. Henry D.
Flood, Mrs. E. F. Andrews. Mrs.
George Barnett, Mra John c. David
son. Mrs. Charles B. Howry. Mrs. F.. B.
Moran. Rev. Rowland Cotton Smith.
pr. 6; w; strattbns Lieut.. Col Junkin. !.
A. Aepinwall and Mr., p. P. Claxton.
District Atfbrnsy ]. e. Laskey and
Mineral .sprihRs while motoring
through Virginia.
The first Entertainment in honor of
the out-of-town guests, which the
Alumnae Association OF Holy Cross
Academy will give. will be a large in
formal reception on the spacious
grounds of the academy, Tuesday,
from 5 O'Clock until pm. All mem
bers of the alumnae. together with
their families, and also former stu
dents are invited. Miss Alice Hoover,
assisted by Mrs. Gerald Egan, is in
charge Of arrangements.
The members. of the board Of d.
rectofs are. Miss Adele May. Miss Mae
O'Brien, Miss Marie Tricou. Miss NJ
Louise Darr. Miss Anna Ready. Miss
Grace Fowler, Mrs. Agnes Downey
Rice. Miss Helen Tourney Seibold. Mrs.
Evelyn Stone Thomaides and Mrs. Lo-
retto Lionih Brown. Miss P. Sullivan
will be assisted in receiving by Mrs
! Harry Bentley, Mrs. Walter Bloedern.
| Mrs. e. w. Robinson. Mrs. A. O'Toole
! Lynch, Mrs. E. Fowler Fable, Miss
Beatrice Endress and Miss Edna Rel
| ter.
Dr.. and Mrs. Julius NJ. winslow of
! 10 Mofningside drive, New York city
have Announced the engagement of
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the city home OF Mr. and Mrs. Bell,
on Connecticut avenue. 1t is proba-
BILE they will return to Washington
for next winter
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
cambridge Colby were the guests
Of honor at a dinner party given
last evening by the assistant secre-
tary Of war and Mrs. Benedict Crow
ell. The guests were the ambassa-
dor OF Great Britain and Lady Auck-
land Geddes, the Secretary of War
and Mrs. Baker. the assistant secre-
tary Of the Treasury and Mrs. Rus
sell c. Leffingwell. Miss Katherine
Lowe, Maj. Gen. G. c. Williams. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Warren and Mr.. and
Mrs. Adelph c. Miller.
Mrs. Cromwell Brooks entertained
at dinner in compliment to Mrs. MIL
Ter Graham OF Santa Barbara. Calf,
when her guests were the minister
Of Poland, Prince Lubomirski: Gov.
Albert c. Ritchie or Maryland, Mr..
and Mrs. T. T. Gaff. Mai. Gen. vii.
liams. Miss Lota Robinson. Col. and
Mrs. Henry May, Mrs. William A.
Burton. Mrs. Roscoe C. Bulmer, Col.
Lassiter. Col. William E. Horton and
Capt. Schneider.
Canon and Mrs. J. Townsend Rus
sell have leased their suburban home,
near the cathedral, to the Secretary
Of War and Mrs. Baker, who will
take possession in about week or
ten days. Canon and Mrs. Russell
will spend the season abroad.
Mrs. James r, Mann. who accom-.
panied her husband. Representative
Mann. to Chicago a few days ago.
will remain in Chicago with him for
several weeks ana will. then 20 TO
the Adirondacks. spending the great
er part of the summer at Lake
Placid. Mr.. Mann will join her there
campaign admits.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. A. scully will en-
terrain about a dozen diplomats in
formally at tea this afternoon at the
Purple Iris Tea House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Delano Rob-
bins entertained a number of guests
at a buffet supper last evening. Since
returning to Washington from South
America several months ago. they
Massachusetts avenue. and they ex-
pect to remain. in town. until August.
when they will 50 to- Newport for a
month.
Mrs. e. H. G. slater has leased her
and Mrs. Peter W. roberts Of villa
nova. Pa. and will spend the summer
abroad.
The wedding OF Miss virginia An
|nAtte Mullins and Mr.. Frederick Par
rott Hail, which took place at q
o'clock yesterday afternoon in the
Church Of the Epiphany, was.A simple
but chafmingly appointed event The
decorations in the church were OF tall
stalks of pink snapdfaguns, ferns
ana palms, the; decorations at the
space about the altar being particu-
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Al MRS EDWARD P WR0TH. Ibn
Nj brme rlY Mss Marjorie Hantil sp'

Lanham. OF Chester. Pa, which will
take place at the Church of the Ma
tivity. Brightwood. the pastor, Rev
Frank X Bischoff. officiating.
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Miss Mittie E. Burch win be at
home Wednesday afternoon after 4
O'Clock in her apartment at the Port
ner.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-15
Congress Has
Sleep Sickness,
DecLaresSolo
Calls Peace Bill Pill from
DR.. Lodge to Be Taken
Before Thinking"

The Republican party in its con-
troll of Congress has the sleeping
sickness" Representative Fuller,
Massachusetts,, declared yesterday
in a statement attacking passage
of the peace resolution by the House.
Fuller was one of two Republicans
who voted against it.
The peace resolution is a sugar.
coated pill prescribed by DR.. Lodge
to be taken by all regular Republi-
cans before thinking" he said. 1T
is painless as we'll as senseless. and
has put the stamp of approval of
the House on the treaty wreckers OF
the Senate.
Would to God it might cure the
Republican party of the sleeping
sickness that has keptit from doing
anything constructive since it gained
control of Congress. Where is the
budget? What have they done about
taxes? How have they reduced the
cost Of living?"