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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-17
FRUIT, NUT AND
BERRY TRACTS

So acres at good r. r. town in Polk
countys best fruit belt. 90 acres
prunes, 4 acres Strawberries, 31h
acres logans, 325 bearing apples,
125 grated franquette walnuts;
pears, cherries, grapes; good house
with modern conveniences; water
piped to house and outbuildings; g.
tunnel fruit dryer. Grand place,
beautiful scenery. Price $4,000.
20 acres miles from Oregon City,
u nile from r. r. station; 10 acres
in bearing prunes, apples, berries,
walnuts. etc. room plastered
house, fruit drier, chicken house,
etc. $1,000. Nice home.
20 acres full bearing prunes In Rose
dale section In excellent condition.
5000 an acre.
Our speciality is choice fruit, nut and
berry property.
PEARCY BROS, Horticulturists
210 Oregon bldg. Phone 663 "
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484 Court street
A Business Buy.

One two story brick store building,
also one frame store building on
main street, close in, price low.
ACREAGE BUYS
acres close in, all cultivated ST.
500.
acres close in, new house, $4,000.
acres close in, above the average
$4,000.
II "a acres sandy loan soil, rum
ming water, buildings old. $3.50.
IS acres, AL soil, buildings, run
ming water, stock and implements,
$4,000
40 acres, house, good soil. fots OF
timber, running water, $500.
| so acres, good buildings cost $500
before the war, well, creek; team
cattle, furniture $4,000. Will consider
small place on above.
Sc acres, good buy, $75 per acre
II. Brown, Rt. 3, box 92.
/ Drop postal for appointment, OF
call before 10 a. m. end OF South
Commercial car line. Ii
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275 State street
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cAsSIFIED AID RATES
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Bate psa psaassrtion 5 cents. one month.
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Firs, 'no .Ssb in advance and not tax
cS aus vit obone, unless advertiser has
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FALLS CITY BARGAINS
95 acres, 35 in cultivation, balance
pasture, fine eleven room house,
spring water piped in, barn 3Sx40'
Lots of fruit; u miles from town.
$4,000, $4,000 cash. Might take some
trade.
8 acres all in cultivation, acres
bearing orchard, room house.
barn 26x30; running water; city
water in house. On main street in
city. $4,000, $500 cash, balance easy
terms
Z. acres, tillable, garden patch
cleared, small barn; stream through
place; ga mile from town, would
make fine chicken and berry ranch.
Only $780,
For full particulars write A. Ander-
son, box 1877, Falls City, Or Is
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luna nraf ma large incubator, Peta-
- pIelerfed. Phone GSF2 ia.
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SALE or exchange, Tulare county,
Califp only two miles from Lind
say, center of Californias wonder
ful citrus fruit district, So acres of
choicest land, level as a floor, no
improvements; price $14, 400: adj
joining land improved to oranges,
olives, figs and grapes, value of inn
proved land in Lindsay country
from $1,000 to $4,000 an acre. / have
just bought me a home in Salem,
and will trade this property for
Oregon improved city or farm prop
critics. If interested write me for
one week. T. H.. Pearman, Cherry
City hotel, Salem, Or 16
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Lost And Found.
Kinney & Smith
Phone 1oeiw
Big Values In Farm Lands


Choice River Bottom so Acres
Only IL miles from Corvallis. 75
acres OF sandy loan soil in high state
of cultivation; it is the equal of any
berry or garden land in the William
elite valley. The gross returns from
this farm last season were actually
equal to the selling price of the farm.
Large new barn and big concrete silo.
house is poor. Few acres Of alfalfa.
Price $1S,500. Teans You can't beat
lit.
SO Acres. acres fine bearing
prunes. Located Z miles from Albany
and Corvallis. Close to school, not far
from station. Buildings and improve
ments are good. More. than 40 acres
under cultivation. Price $500.
25 Acre chicken or dairy ranch
One mile from good little town: on
fine highway. Daily stages, mail
cream route, etc. Close to schools. 2S
acres good soil under cultivation; well
drained; good living stream on place
About Is acres in crops now. Barn is
fairly good and house is old but can
be made quite comfortable Will soon
sell at $500.
154 Acre general farm Located 4
miles from Corvallis on fine road; "a
mile from paved highway / mile to
electric station close to good school
1870 acres of fine land under culti-
walton; will grow anything--has been
in beans the past 2 years. "a acres
pasture with good living stream.
Buildings are surrounded by trees on
nice little knoll House is small but
in fair condition. S5 acres in fall crop.
Immediate possession. Price $135 per
acre.
Kinney & Smith
phona 1nkIW 1SA
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Good Homes Priced Right
For Quick Sale

room strictly modern bungalow,
except furnace A real snap. $4,000,
y cash.
room strictly modern bungalow,
new $4,000; $1,000 cash, balance terms.
You'll have to hurry IL you get this.
room house plastered, electric
lights bath and toilet, small garage.
$3.50, $3.50 cash, balance terms.
room modern bungalow a beauty,
get busy on this; $1,000.
room house ON N. Liberty st.,
close In, $4,000, VI cash.
If you want a good home priced
right, John H. Scott Realty Co, 22S
Oregon building has 1t.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-17

LIBERTY EXCHANGE-An kinds of
second hand goods bought, sold
and exchanged. Is we haven't what
you want, Wen get it. Try us. W.
Ludke, 24l N. Coml st. Phone SAL.
Salem, Or
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Wanted.

WOOD SAW-Phone your orders to
Lester c. Cline. Phone 2062M. 20
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Used Cars for Sale.

FOR SALE-1917 Ford fully equip
ped, Al condition. Liberty Gar
age.
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Long Distance Hauling.

EMPEY TRANSFER CO--Local and
long distance freight hauling. Daily
service to Portland, outside trips
anywhere. Reasonable charges. Of
flee AS Court street. Phone 99S:
night phones 679J. 674R Salem,
Or. 36
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-17

FOR SALE--55 acres, "a acres prunes
and grated walnuts. franquette and
mayette;. house, barn and drier,
$S40 per acre.
~ acres all clear, east slope, $65O0
52 acres, 30 acres clear, balance
grub oak, $4,000.
Running water on all the above
tracts, " mile west of Rosedale.
Phone S6F4. Ed A. Jory, owner. is
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Water Company,

SALEM WATER coMPANY--office
corner Commercial and Trade Sts.
Bills payable monthly In advance.
Phone 81 kM
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ROOM and board may be had with
private family. Phone 1871. 15s
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Bargains? Eight Of Them

211-12 Som. SUD bldg.
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DIR. ALBERT R. MILLER-optome-
trist-optician, eyes thoroughly ex-
amined, glasses made and fitted.
51O-12 U. S. bank. Phone 341. .
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FOR SALE-One clarinet, Boehm
system Conn, B flat, low pitch, with
case and equipment. Used two
months. 257 Bellevue st. II
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FLOODED Airedale TERROR pups for
sale, s10 apiece. Call $50 n. Cottage
ST. after 4 O'clock. IL
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FOR SALE room cottage, modern
except heat. Car line, pavement,
barn. good condition. Price $3.50.
half cash. Box rs Capital Journal.
Oh
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buy II " -
Aamsville, Ore
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Night Foreman Morgan Of the o-W.
r. & N. yards at Rieth nearly lost his
life by asphyxiation Sunday morning
while lighting a heater in a refrigera-
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FOR SALE-5 acres, l block earline.
u in fruit. house; y terms 469
State st. *
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Stove Repairing.

STOVES rebuilt and repaired 50
years experience; Depot National
and American fence, sizes 20 TO So
Inches high. PAINS, oif~ and warm
lshes, etc, 1oganberry ~nd hop
hooks. Salem Fence ant stove
works, $50 Court street. Phoss ia
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WHEN in need of wood or any kind
of hauling call 160SJ. Biederman
transfer 9O
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,-,rn = Poultry fence netting
EAsiiM VAN Mnber 655 n. goth. ~
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WIDOW and maiden worth over $780,
600 anxious to marry honorable
gentleman. Write Mrs. Warn 22l6B
Temple St, Los Angeles, Cal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-17

1909 acres, $50 acres cul-
uvated. l50 sheep. 150 goats, cows
and horses. stock and machinery
worth $4,000. Lots of timber, 10
acres bearing prunes. 10 miles of
woven wire fence, one one s room
house, $4,000. Good terms. Estes
& Magee, 42s Oregon bldg, Port
land office. 500 Chamber of Com.
15
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FOR SALE-Second growth fir wood
Call 1244 after I p. m. Ii
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house, 10 rooms, very
close in. always rented $50 month
or more; newly papered, good con-
dition. See this now. Price $4,000
easy terms See me for houses large
and small in different parts of the
city, priced reasonable with terms.
$. r. Pearson, 405 Oregon bldg
Phone 43.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-17

NEW CLASS IN SHORTHAND
Monday night, at the Capital Busi-
ness College, probably the last one
to be started in the night school
this winter. If interested you should
plan to register promptly. 15s
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New To-Day.

-,4F- start the New year
iok sud md buy this farm. you can
rign, - Sa' 40 acres. about 100 un-
~, sor plow balance pasture ana ,e,n1 UNI
ssr ssr fair improvements. . locates as
r, bsr .r SG miles from good town ot q
about .onuiation and y mile OF
sOve pOpd1K proad 1K miles from r., K
reCk -, "a A good teaia. harness. wa
siauV,a a,,e.cv g buoy harness and SIN
gen LII Iii cows goes with place.
heao t.;'i sT5 per acre. $4,000 down
Prlee nslsncs own time in reason,
alv 4 YOU u' see thls place once you you WI, WIN.
mol u" IN +" tbe valley. Chas. RANSOM
A1msville, ore
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THE Mob Hill grocery, 1860 S. Com
mercial st. is now open for business
with a complete line of groceries,
under the management of Mrs,
Rosa Allen. IA
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Real Estate---Houses

FOR SALE-$S00, four room cottage
large lot, garage, electric lights, city
water, Mob Hill district. Owner,
phone 1390R.
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PROGRESSIVE Everbearing straw
berry plants, $3.50 per 100. Ward
K. Richardson, 1895 Front. Phone
4s4 15s
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FOR sALE-Itslian prune trees. 212s
N. Broadway. Is
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Safety Razor Blades.

SAFETY razor blade sharpening ma
chine. first installed at A. B. Stew
art Repair Shop. 347 Court st.
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Why Sell For Less?

WE win pay you more cash for your
household goods. Get our bid be-
fore you sell. Peoples Furniture
and Hardware Store, 271 ~. Com
merciai street. Phone 734.
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FOR RENT-60 acres all under cul-
tivation, no buildings. Terms 1925
cash, 512 miles south of Salem.
Address j, II. Robins, Rt. 5, box
80, Salem, Or. II
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@ tas, SAald,iE-House, a, lots and Is
roons G@ al kinds of fruit on it, 6
gOod 'i trs,Ie s1od well, city water, toilet.
ebIpta,n, ,,Ilt house, wood shed, barn,
mals iSen mn mouse. Two milk goats. one
lSss N Snq female, be fresh in Nav
- ~. 10Th. Will sell cheap. N
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-17

STRAWBERRY plants. progressive
Everbearing, Ettersburg 121, I'm
proved Oregon and Wilson. vigor-
GUS we'll rooted plants. Place orders
now Ward X. Richardson, 1896
Front. Phone 494. S5a
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Miscellaneous.

oSTEOPATHIC physicians and sur
geons. Drs. White and Marshall,
SOC U. S. bank bldg. Phone S5s. Dr.
White. res. phone 46S; Dr. Marshall
res. phone S34. .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-17

BARGAIN--60 acres all plowed, close
to Waconda on main road. Price
$1,000. Terms w. H. Grabenhorst
& Co., 275 State street 16*
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en- en- fiALE-2 in ! good COWS. l to fresh
Cali A, Re lev I, days also good pigs.
=. franke, Rt 6. box fOs. Is
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FOR RENT-5 room house IL miles
from city limits. on Pacific highway
S. Willis, Rt. 8. II
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| LOOK for contract hop yard, 60
to leo acres. 1 do best work if any
body wish. Write me soon, address
Mike Parsegian,- Rt. 8. box 20s, Sa-
lem, Or. II
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WANTED-Buff orpington cockerel
Phone 93F31. 17&
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For Sale.

FOR SALE-Fruitland nursery has
few thousand Italian prune trees
grated Franquet walnuts, and al
so other nursery stock. Phone III
F2l. Rt. 6, Salem, Or. II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16
Savings Will Range From
10 to so Per Cent

based on prevailing market prices
The furniture will consist of our entire stocks of
fine and desirable furniture, augmented by large new
purchases. The quantity in hand will insure that,
at least the early corners, and, we hope, the whole
purchasing public, can satisfy their needs through
the opportunity offered by the Sale.
Home fu1nishers, vhether living far or near,
may ueU give consideration to the superiority of
our goods and to the superiority of our delivery
facilities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-16
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New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

NJ. Barclay and Mrs. Thornton Chard
will give a reception at 10 West Fifty
third Street for Miss Ethel Chard, and
Mrs. Robert Ramsey, of $40 Park Ave
nue., will give a the dansant for her
daughter, MISS Margaret G. Ramsey,
at the Hotel Plaza.
An afternoon dance for the benefit
Of the Bloomingdale Day Nursery, of
which Mrs. Horace Leslie Hotchkiss
is president, will be given Tuesday at
the Plaza.
Miss Robinson's Christmas dance
will be given at the Plaza on Tuesday
evening. The committee in charge in
cludes Mrs. Phillips B. Thompson, Mrs
n. G. Reynal, Mrs. Robert S. Brewster,
Mrs. Tracy Dows, Mrs. W. De Lancey
Kountze, Mrs. John T. Pratt and Mrs.
Harry II. Bernhard.
The patronesses include Mrs. Joseph
Fl. Choate jr., Mrs. Irving McKesson,
Mrs. Ellsworth Eliot, Mrs. William c.
Potter, Mrs. Henry T. Peters, Mrs. A.
Wright Post, Mrs. Phillip G. Bartlett,
Mrs Dallas Bache Pratt, Mrs. Gren-
willie T. Emmet, Mrs Eugene S. Reynal,
Mrs. B. Ogden Chiaolm and Mrs. Will
liam H. Barnum.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Fete and Dance to Aid
St. Vincent's Hospital

A grand fcte and reception for the
benefit Of ST. Vincent's Hospital will be
held January in the ballroom Of the
Waldorf-Astoria. There will be four
quadrilcs and polonaise under the di-
rcction Of Mrs f. Burial Hoffman. Mrs.
william Rcdding. Mrs. William c. Shan
ley and Mrs Alfred Johnson. The box
holders include Mrs. Delaney Kane,
the Countess de Laugi gicrVillars. DR.. and
Mrs. Ernest Fahnestock, Mrs. Eugene
D. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Sin
clair. Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Ryan, Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Brady and Clarence
II. Mackay.
On the floor committee are +. Burial
Hoffman jr., a. J. Johnson, {. +. i. Nc
Cam, DR. C. J. Mcclure jr., DR.. ID. Phil
10 McGurc, Harold Slater. Walter
Burke, Frank Doclgcr, DR.. Joseph Dill
lon, DR.. Charles II. Nammack and Rob
ert f. Mcdonnell, chairman. The re-
ceptlon committee includes pr. +. L.
Kcyes jr., pr. Ernest Fahncstock, Geo.
Mcdonald, Louis Sherry DR.. George
stewart, Alfred Almy, George j. Giles
pie and Eugene Kelly. On tho supper
committee arc V. =. Travers, chairman;
Henry Kelly, Charles Early, Lyman
Kssting, Bernard McKenns and John
Kcenan.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Benefit Concert Announced
For Babies HOsDiknl

A concert for the benef, of the Ba-
bles' Hospital Of the City If New York
will be given next Sunday evening st
Carnegie Hall under the auspices Of
the board of women managers, Of
which Mrs. John Jay Knox is honorary
president, Mrs. Oliver G. Jennings
president and Mrs. Roswell Miller vice
president. Others on the board include
Mrs. Henry Martyr Alexander, Miss
Ellen Louise Adee, Mrs. Ernest r.
Adee, Mrs. Cornelius r. Agnew, Mrs.
Andrew Carnegie. Mrs. Henry Paine
Bartlett, Mrs. Dexter Blagden, Mrs.
Bertram II. Borden, Mrs. ID. Fairfaxx
Bush, Mrs. McCoskrv Butt. Mrs. Robert
Hoe, Mrs. Frank B. Keech, Mrs. I
Prentice Kellogg. Mrs. William Goadby
Loew, Miss Caroline L. Morgan. Mrs.
William 3. Potts. Mrs. Herbert Lee
Pratt. Mrs. William Lowe Rice. Nrs.
Henry lngersoli Riker, Mrs. Edward
Van lngen, Mrs. Spencer Aldrich. Mrs.
raul u. Cravath, Mrs. Henry Holt, Mrs.
Ernest Schelling, Mrs. Henry G. IRE
vor' MIS-: Charles B. Alexander, Mrp.
hooert " Chaplin, Mrs. William K.
Draper, Mrs William Jay. Mrs. Joseph
T: Low. Mrs Payson Merrilr. Mrs
Thomas E. Satterthwaite. Mrs. William
!. Schtey, Mrs. Lemuel H. Wells. Mrs.
J Jonn b. Calvert and Miss Maude. II.
me National Symphony Orchestra.
Hr,9r bodanzkv. conductor, with Fritz
hreisler as soloist, will play.
A the dansan. will be held A. 4hs
rlaza on Tuesday afternoon bv shs
junior League OF the Bloominvdsis
Dsy Nursery. OF which Mrs. Horace
Leslie Hotchkiss I'd Is president T;ck'
s.s ray be bad from Mrs. William =
browning, treasurer. is West F;ssv,
fourth Street, or Miss Dora Hotchrsss
secretary, of i22 East Eirkf :sscdna rv, E,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
LNxrXa1L Lsam>
&~zg II
<4RCE@L o~o 70 (c\ ~
Madeline Mulqueen
To Become Bride of
Paul Gerard Daly
Wedding Is to Take Place in
St. Patrick's Cathedral:
Miss Isobel Peave Is Mar
ried to Capt. HI. L. Wood

Miss Madeline Mulqueen. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael J. Mulqueen,
will be married tomorrow afternoon
in st. Patrick's Cathedral to Paul
Gerard DAILY, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel DAILY. The ceremony will
be performed at a o'clock by Arch
bishop Patrick J. Hayes, and will be
followed by a reception At the Hotel
Plaza. Miss Mulqueen, who is q
granddaughter of the late Mayor
Thomas j. Gilroy, will be attended by
her sister, Mrs. John S. Reilly, as
matron of honor; Mrs. Herbert c.
Sierck, Mrs. Loughran DAILY, Miss Ada
Marie Louise Nichols, Miss Isabel Nc
Millin, Miss May Allerton Cushman
and Miss Helen Norman Smith.
Loughran DAILY viii act as his broth
er's best man
Miss Isobcl Berkeley Peave, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Francis Henry
Peave, of 512 West 14Sth Street, was
married yesterday at noon to Captain
Harry Tremaine Wood. The ceremony
was performed in St. Maary's Church.
and intimate friends. Mrs. John Lam
bert was the brides matron of honor
and only attendant. Mr.. Lambert
served as Captain Woods best man.
The marriage Of Miss Olive G1adding
Thurston, daughter of the late DR.,
Robert II. Thurston, of Cornell Uni
versity, and John Walter Eagan took
place last Monday in Overlook, Phila
delphia, at the residence of the Rev.
Robert Norwood, the officiating clergy
man. Mr.. Eagan, who served with the
Canadian Highlanders, was decorated
With the Victoria Cross, the Canadian
D. S. NJ, the Croix de Guerre and the
Italian War Cross. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eagan will live in Gladwyne, Pa.
The wedding of Miss Miriam Choate,
daughter of the late Rev and Mrs.
Washington Choatc, to Newton B. Ho-
bart, instructor at the Taft School in
Watertown, N. Y. will take place on
Wednesday in Salem, Mass. Miss
Rhoda Reynolds, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Reynolds, of Greenwich,
will be flower girl. Miss Choate is a
graduate of Smith College. She for
merly lived in Greenwich, her father
being at one time pastor of the Second
Congregational Church there. She is
now associated with the Home Mission
airy Society in New York. Mr.. Hobart
formerly was principal of the Green
wich High School and the Greenwich
Academy.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

The second Of the Friday Juniors, un
der the direction Of Miss Georgianna
Hartman Owen, viii take place at the
Plaza under the patronage of Mrs. Sam
uel Sloan Auchincloss. Mrs. j. Trow-
Bridge Hoilstcr, Mrs. James B. Lowell,
Mrs. John McKesson Camp, Mrs. Thom
as 7. Lamont, Mrs. Dudley Phelps, Mrs
du Pont Pratt. Mrs. Justus Rupert,
Mrs. Shepherd G. schermerhorn, Mrs.
Percy R. Stewart and Mrs. C. Chauncey
Stillman.
Other affairs OF smaller nature, too
numerous to mention, will be given on
New Years Eve, and all the fashionab Bile
restaurants and hotels will be filled
With gay parties that night TO welcome
IN the New Year.
On New Years night Mrs. Sherman
Flint will give dance at the Ritz-Carl-
ton for Miss Margaret O. Flint, who in
herited d large fortune from her great
aunt, the late Mrs. Russell Sage. Mrs.
John Henry Towne Will give small
dance the same night for her daughter
Miss Eleanor Towne, at their country
place at Mount Kisco, \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26

The second annual dance for the
benefit Of the Convent. of the HOLY
Child, $40 Riverside Drive, will bs held
tomorrow evening at tho Hotel Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Two Brilliant Dances
Arranged for Charity

Two large dances for charity will be
before the beginning of Lent. One Will
bo the annual Charity Ball at the Wal
dorf- Astoria and the other the ball for
the Union Settlement at the Ritz. The
promises to be one OF the most brilliant
affairs of the winter. 1t is for the
benefit of the Nursery and Child's Hos
pital, of which Mrs. James W. Gerard
is president. Among tho vice-presi-
dents are Mrs Charles B. Alexander,
Mrs. George +. Baker jr., Mrs. Edward
J. Berwind, Mrs. Lawrence /. Gillespie
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt I'd, Mra.
Newbold Lc Roy Edgar, Mrs. +. Gray
Griswold, Mrs. William Averell Harrl-
man, Mrs Arthur lsclin, Mrs. Charles
+. Roe, Mrs. W. De Lanccy Kountze.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson and the Prn-
cess Cantacuzene-S -Speransky. Mrs Rob
ert l.. Gerry ls secretary and Mrs.
Frank S. Withcrbee treasurer. Mrs.
Algernon Sidney Sullivan. who headed
the ball committee for years, is honor
ary president.
Among those serving on the ball COM
mittec are Mrs Daniel e. Adams, Mrs.
Winthrop w. Aldricil, Mrs. Ashton G.
Clarkson, Miss Lena X. Curtis. Mrs.
Charles d. Miller. Albert Eugene Gala
tin, William W. Hoffman. Colonel
Francis l.. Y. Hoppin, Shipley Jones,
George Ledlie, Edward de peyster Liv-
ngston and Alfonso de Navarro.
Among the members Of the board Of
directors Of the institution are Mrs.
Edward J. Bcrwnd Mrs.. John NJ. Bow
crs, Miss Lena Il. Curtiss, Mrs. Che
rardi Davis, Mrs. +. Ashton dc Peyster
Miss Eleanor dubois, Mrs. Jy 'es W.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-26
Charitable Entertainments
Engage Society's Attention
First of Weeks Benefits Will Begin Tonight, When
Annual Concert of Catholic Big Brothers Will Be
Given at Hippodrome With Stars on Program

Charities foreign,
from society this week The tonight
the Catholic
liant program following artists
Nine Aida,
and Rafaelo Da Mr. Keer will play
Vieno and Nine Aida will songs
La Tosc
Young Will sell
of Miss Marion Tiffany
Miss Betty Jackson Miss Stanley Miss Estee Polly
Brooks Miss
Billings Miss Anne Elizabeth Kaufman
Baldwin, OGorman, Burghard Biddle