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The Washington herald., 1920-11-19
700 Guests Invited to British Embassy Ball Tonight
Peruvian Ambassador Serves Native Dishes Luncheons
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Mebahe. OF
North Carolina. are at the shofeham.
Mrs. MebAne addressed q small gath
ering yesterday afternoon AT the
home OF Mr., and Mrs. John Hays
Hammond telling OF her trip
through the balkans in the interest
OF the Serbian relief. Mrs. Ham
mond is at the Hot Springs.
The marriage Of Miss Edith ehep-
pard Wailach. daughter OF Mt. and
Mrs.. Richard waillch, TO Gaines
Gwathmey, of New York. was SOL
emniyed yesterday st noon at Fem
ton Farms. the home Of the brides
parents, near warrenton. Va. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Paul Bowden and was attend
ed by q small company OF relatives
and intimate friends.
The bride wore her travelling cos
tune. She was unattended. and was
given In marriage by her father.
Mr.. Gwathmey had his brother.
Archie Gwathmey. as best man. The
bridegroom's mother. Mrs. Leila
Gaines Gwathmey. Is the guest Of
Mrs. nj. NJ. Maddux. at Lection Hail.
Miss wallach's uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. woodbury. Blair. with
whom she had spent the past sew
eral winters. also went to Warren
ton for the wedding. Miss wallach
was presented to society here two
or three seasons ago and was a
great belle. so her marriage is .
matter OF unusual interest to WASH
ington folk.
Mr.. Gwathmey has an apartment
in New York, where he and his
bride will make their homo on the
completion of their wedding trip.
The Royal Country Club will give
a series OF informal subscription
DANCES in the ballroom Of the WASH
ington Hotel on the top moor. The
| first dance will be held tomorrow,
Dancing will begin at p. m.
Mrs. Marshall Field entertained al
dinner last night at her home In
Sixteenth street.
Plans for equipping n modern
theater for community and profes-
sional productions were discussed
yesterday afternoon at a meeting
held at the home OF Capt. and Mrs
c. c. Calhoun.
| The meeting was held under the
auspices OF the Drama League. OF
which Mrs. Calhoun Is president A
recent addition to the board of di.
rectors is Mrs. George Barnett. who
will. also, be a member Of the stock
company.
Among those who attended the
meeting were Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II
Sothern. who expect to make theii
permanent home in Washington.
Maj. Gen. ID. c. Shanks. U. S. A.
left yesterday for Washington aftel
several days at the Hotel Astor
Also in New York at the Hotel As
tor this week Is Maj. Porter veiten'
helm, who also. returned to Wash
ington today.
Tomorrow, November 20. from
to 6 o'clock. the ladies OF the boarS
tof managers OF the House OF Mercy
IKlingle road and Rosemont avenue
are asking their friends and th'
public out to the home to a tea,
1t
The Washington herald., 1920-11-19
Cooking Utensils, Soaps and Kitchen Wares
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Aluniaun Utens7s, I8S and 81 .sS Piece

You viii appreciate when these goods how
the reduction Every werht
polished finished and well made il
so that assured Of good service.
s-cup Percolstorx.
2-ssart Double BolIerH
S-sssrt Tee Kettles.
Pudding
s-ssart Covered Stew Kettles.
Heavy Frying
Tuked Pam
The Washington herald., 1920-11-19
Fair Complexion
ConeeaIs Age
Rid the Pace of Pimples and such
BIemishes by Using stuartis CAL
cium wafers-surprising How
Youthful One Looks.

Pimples. blackheads and other
such facial blemishes may be traced
The Washington herald., 1920-11-19

Tomorrow, November 20. from
to 6 o'clock. the ladies OF the board
of managers OF the House OF Mercy.
Klingle road and Rosemont avenue.
are asking their friends and the
public out to the home to a ''tea, ;"
which will be q pleasant finish to
their annual Thanksgiving Dona-
ton Day. Mrs. Thomas r. Baysrd,
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins and Mrs.
Alfred Mills will preside at the tea
table. ALI are cordially invited.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-19

The Ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes will entertain at
dinner next Tuesday in honor Of SIR
William Packenham. commander Of
the British North American and
West Indian Station, who will ar
rive in Washington Monday with
the members of his stan.
The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Josephus Daniels will enter
tain the distinguished visitors at
dinner on Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-19
SECRETARY PAYNE
OFF FOR WEDDING.

The Secretary OF the Interior,
Judge John Barton Payne, will go
to Chicago today to attend the we'd
ding of the daughter Of his former
law partner. He will return on
Monday.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-19
Exceptionally Desirable Furniture

e-piece overstufsd Living Suite uphoistersd n
s.piece Living Room consisting rocker
q md armchair. hI36p s1tS.
L.Efs ODD Davenport with loose spring cushions sziSs
aPiscs Tapestry overstunsd Living Room suite ssss.
Full Size Mahogany Bed. Louis design sss, was
Dining kesn Chain, Inelsdiag Odd chaiu and Seh,
Greatly Rs3seed fsr Today
u Mahogany Dining Chairs slass each were $50
MAHOGANY Dining Room Chairs ss.zs each: SIS.
! Mahogany Dining Room Armchair. sI1Sot
] set Of Mahogany Chairs. ESQ set; sss.
] set Of Mahogany Chairs. set
Mahogany Chairs s7.se eachi tl2so.
Mahogany Armchair e1st s22.Se.
Mahoeany Armehars sI7.se each; were s2S.
10 Mahogany Side Chairs each; se0
] set OF Nshogsny Chairs. 50 set: was siiSs
Mahogany Armchair s17-set t26.
% Mahogany Side Chairs match each; $40
u Mohagony Armchair. s1e.5o. s2S.
I Walnut Chair. e14se, $3.50.
10 Walnut Chairs $40 each; SIS
Armchairs- SIS each; $40.
Furniture Section. Sixth Floor
The Washington herald., 1920-11-19

Mrs. y. Mitchell Palmer, wife OF
the Attorney General, and her sis
ter. Mrs. Frederick Levering, have
returned to Washington after a
short visit to their former home
in Easton. Nd, where they were
called by the illness of their father.
Robert b. Dixon. Mrs. Palmer ex-
poets to return to Easton within
a few days.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-19

The Ambassador Of Argentina, DR..
Tomas a. LeBreton, will go to New
York today to meet Madame Le-
Breton, who is arriving tomorrow
from abroad aboard the Aquitania.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-19

The Ambassador of Peru. F. A.
Pezet. will be host at luncheon on
Sunday. The ambassador is giving
a series of small luncheons every
Sunday. the menu including only
Peruvian dishes cooked in the Pc
ruvian fashion. Covers are usually
laid for about ten, and the guests
include only the close friends of
the ambassador.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-19

Mrs. Ralston Holmes has taken an
apartment at the Avondale during
the time Commander Holmes is
stationed on the Mayfiower.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-19

Ambassador Pezet will go to New
York next Tuesday to meet Madame
Pezet, who is returning from abroad.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-27
HOBART

Mrs. Frank Johnson who has been
rick during the past two months with
pneumonia died at his home near East
Gary, July .srd, aged OF years. He
IS survived by a wife and four child
rem. Mrs Sandstrorn and Mrs Lin
euist OF Chesterton and Mrs. Nelson
and Mr. Oscar johnson OF this place.
The day OF his death was on the 32nd
birthday anniversary of his youngest
daughter. Mrs. Nelson The funeral
services will be held here today at the
Swedish Lutheran church at two p. m
ard the 4nterment will be at the Blake
cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Huldgren OF
Laken, Ill. are here to attend the fu-
neral.
Mrs. Clara wiestram who has been
sick during the past two months died
a. the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Traeger yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Miller and daughter OF Miller
visited with relatives here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Griffin Of VAL
paraiso visited relatives here yesterday
and were accompanied home by their
ron Robert who has been spending the
past week here at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. n. Fleck.
Mrs. Ella Roper left today fer In
dianapolts TO spend q week with her
daughter, Mrs. Carter.
Mr.. Irwin Olan OF Chicago. is here
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Larson.
DR. Fred Werner left Saturday fer a
few days visit with relatives at Kala-
r1azoo, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Steiner OF Ch!ca-
60 visited friends here Sunday.
Miss Grace Foster OF Crown Point
Is here visiting with relatives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-27

This is a brand new picture Of
Governor Cox's running mate, and
was taken in Washington a few
days ago while he was acknowl-
edging congratulations shouted at
him from windows in the navy de-
partment. Mr.. Roosevelt has been
assistant secretary Of the navy
since 1918.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-27
VoiLe Frocks, 10. Is

This is lot of dresses just in--we bought them
from overstocked manufacturer They are of
finest voes in the prettiest styles Of the season all
wanted colorsi $500 values. at $1075.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-27
ChiLd;s All Wool Suits
Men s and Boys Swin, Suits II off

Bathing both and
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-27
Tub Frocks, Sc. 98

Crisp voiles and pretty gnshams. in beautiful
colorngs. trimmed effectively with ribbons and dainty
laces Values to $3.50. all grouped together in one
big lot for the July Clearance Sale Sizes for women
and misses. Choice at $696.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
Gay Week at Jefferson
Black and White Ball Feature
at the Wau7nbek
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


JEFFERSON, N. H., Sept. 1.-THE
Waumbek, at Jefferson, has had sue
cession of gay events during the week
and has slipped froan summer to au-
tumn with no apparent break in the
number of guests, although some
changes are usually brought by Labor
Day.
Victor F. Rdder, of New York, has
arrived to spend some time with his
family, in the Swan cottage at the
Waumbek.
Ruel w. Poor, of New York, mo-
tored here from his summer home in
Bethlehem.
The Black and White Ball at the
Waumbek was a merry event, despite
the fact that many of the guests defied
the rules and wore costumes in color.
Craig F. r. Drake, of New York, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shute
at their cottage.
A party here for September includes
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wallace and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Coonley, of Boston,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Crews, of New
York
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
Harvest Bali Is Leading
Function. at Sea BRIGHT
Annual Event at Peninsula Ho.
RI tel Assemblies Society Folk =.
From All Sections

Special Dispatch to TAe Tysbsse
= SEA BRIGHT, N. J., Sept. 11.-Fea-
Suring the closing Of the summer sea-
son SO far ss the more elaborate So
esst Functions are concerned, the an
nual harvest ball at the Paninsula
Hotel on Monday night was one, Of the
most brilliant events which has been
witnessed on the North Jersey Coast
shis summer. Society folk from all
parts OK the coast who are fortunte
enough TO receive cards attended and
Y proved smother triumph Of entar-
Sainnsnt on the part e2 the SaanaGe-
ment. The ballroom was beautifrIlv
decorated in an autumn setsinR.
Summer activities do. NOT seem 10
lose much Of their interest despite ths
Departure Of many Of the sojourners
$ycm this section. The hotel will. 70.
main open for the accommodation Of
the large numbers Of sojouguess who
intend staying late this year. and with
the exception Of those wha6e depart
are was made necessary Through the
opening OF schools few Of the cottaRsfs
have abandoned their summer homes.
The mons eiab championships ne $he
gsa BsigAt Lawn Tsnnis and Csiekat
Club sss TO bs risyed nsxt week, bsing.
fnR TO 80 end @ most notable tennIs
year here. Tst Banks, Yale nasl,
was the successful man In the anats
Of the mems singles 1ust elesed and
whSsh aTe always played preliminary 20
ghs csub championships. He ds2oatsa
Chsslss D. Kaisey BY S--S, 7-~E, SIS
and 60. Miss d. AHA won the wons-
ss's singles 3reEn Miss Maria Ianssebe.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
Many From East Rush
To White Sulphur
Hotels at West Virginia Resort
Are Filled Almost to
Capacity
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va,
Sept. 11.-With the departure of the
summer colony, which Is made up Of
the flower of Southern society, the
Greenbrier and Old White hotels are
now filled almost to capacity with So
journers from the East and the West.
William Gan1ey, the tennis "pro," has
arranged for several tennis matches
later in the month and every day the
courts are crowded with players.
During the afternoons one generally
finds Frederick Lewisohn, Major A. j.
Drexel lBiddle and Jack Sproul playing
lively sets. Robert Cluett Sd, who has
been among the players, left Tuesday
for&his home in Rye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lewisohn
gave an oldfashioned picnic at Round
Top Mountain Labor Day. Most of the
guests rode horseback all the way.
Mrs. II. H. Withers and daughter
of New York, have arrived to spend the
autumn season. Others who are here
are Miss I. F. Chambers, H. w. Harri-
man, Miss Elsie Stevens, Mrs Paul ].
Blackstone, Edward j. King, r. B.
Yuille, Robert F. Jones, John Asher
Mrs R. G. Brown and Mrs. ]. L. Dun
can,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
Exodus From Ocean Grove
Many Desert Summer Plav.
ground ON Jersey Coast
Special Dispatch to The Trtbune


OCEAN GROVE, N. j., Sept. Ii
There has been a great exodus Of folk
from this summer playground during
the last few days, but it has not been
OF such proportions as to turn Ocean
Grove into lonesome town" Thou
sands are remaining over, taking ad-
vantage Of the ideal weather conditions
which have prevailed this week.
All the beach front attractions are
continuing C, their business activities.
Ihe swimming pools, bathing beaches
ana other, places are still open and
will remain so as long as there il
patronage to warrant.
Margaret Matzenauer, of the Metro
polltan Opera Company, appeared in
concert at the Auditorium on Monday
night, in company with Frank La
Forge, pianist. A''
More than 10000 people participated
In the spectacular walk around the
miniature City Of Jerusalem here on on
Monday, at the closing Of the fifty.
frst annual camp meeting. The wor-
shippers made the pilgrimage around
the holy city singing hymns. Stops
were made at several of the reloions
buildings. where prayers were ofYered
and brief services held. This. year'a
camp meeting was most notable one.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
Spring Lake Beach Plans
To Extend Its Season
Social Activities at Hotels and
Tennis Club Will Continue
for Several Week
SpectoI Dtapatch to Ths rrahuna

Special Dtspdtch to The Tribune
SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. j., Sept.
IL Water sports at the Bathing and
Tennis Club golf on the links of the
Spring Lake Country Club and the last
Of the brilliant social events TO feature
the season here all contributed toward
the program which made the week an
eventful one at this resort. The season
has been extended by several weeks
this year, and although few of the
hotels will close within a day or two
the social and sporting activities here
will continue for some time to come.
Aquatic stars from all along the coast,
as we'll as delegations from sew
eral cities, participated in the swim
ming events at the Bathing and Ten
mis- Club on Monday. The proceeds
were contributed to the Spring Lake
Hospital fund. The teams from Allen
hurst and from the Philadelphia Swim
ming Club were outclassed by the local
swimmers in nearly every event,
The club, like several Of the hotels.
will continue its social activities for
several weeks. The weekend balls.
which have been features Of the Fri.
day and Saturday night programs here
this season, are being continued, and
the club will remain open a. long as
Its members stay In Spring Lake,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
Masquerade Dance
Chief Social Event
AT EliZabethtOw1l
B. T. Stetson Is Winner of
Labor Day Golf Handicap
Defeating Mason III. Part
ridge Jr., Three and Two
specto1 Dispatch to The Tribune

ELI2ABETHToWN, N. Y, Sept II.
the Labor Day handicap
event officially marked the end of the
golf tournament of the Cobble Hill
Club, interest in the sport is unabated.
There are still many good players at
the hotel and in the cottages and spir-
tied matches are daily taking place on
the links. =
Benjamin F. stetson, proprietor of
Deers Head Inn, was the winner of the
Labor Day event, defeating Mason H.
Partridge jr in the final, 3 and 2.
One OF the merriest Of the many en-
Joyable events Of the season was the
annual bal masQue at Deers Head Inn
last Saturday night, which was under
the direction Of committee including
Mrs. BENJAMIN F. Stetson, Mrs. Ed
ward F. Flammer and Mrs. Christian
Moller.
Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Ludlam, of
Ardmore, Pa. were winners in the old
1ssh1oned waltz. Miss Fanny Levine,
OF New York. won the prize for the
most comic woman's costume and Will
liam A. McKenna, Of Albany, that for
the mans costume. The prize for the
prettiest costume worn by a woman
went to Mrs. Christian Moiler, Of New
York, and the award for the most ar
eistic male costume was won by Victor
Shelton, Of Burlington, Vt.
In aid Of the village World War me-
mortal tablet fund Colonel John Tenn
pie Graves, Of New York, who is among
the cottagers here, gave his lecture,
"Armageddon," in the Deers Head Inn
Sunday. The event was under the d.
rection Of John E. Milholland, Of New
YORK, and George L. Brown, Of Eliza
'oethsown. The lecture was preceded by
2 special musical program, with Miss
Fannie Levine as violinist, Mrs. Charles
=: Lithgow soprano and Miss Marie
Hibbard pianist.
=, ,Mr. and Mrs. e. T. johnson, Of New
YORK, recently arrived for an overnight
stop at the Windsor and are remaining
Tor the month OF September; they are
devoting much time to both mountain
climbing and golf.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
Anniversary of Battle of
IS The Marine Celebrated
Profile House Also Observes
Birthday of Lafayette With
.. Elaborate PROGRAM
Special Dispatch to The Tsbun,

- Special Dispatch to The Tribune
PROFILE HOUSE, N. H.. Sept. III
The Profile House, in the shadow Of
Mount Lafayette, celebrated the ami
versary Of the Battle of the Marne and
the birthday Of the Marquis de La
fayette with an interesting program
and souvenir menus, bearing suitable
Inscriptions and headed "vive la
Francei"
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred D. Bell, Of Rye,
motored to the Profile this week.
General and Mrs. w. N. P. Darrow
have entertained this week Miss Flor
enee Eekert, Of st. Augustine, Fla,
and Milton L. Cornell, Of New York.
=. Miss Katharine T. Keogh. Miss Peggy
Keogh,. Hugh and John Keogh, Of Ney
House, to be with Justice and Mrs.
Martin J. Keogh.'
Mrs. Winston n. Hagen and Winston
a. Hagen, Of New York. are with Mrs.
Harsen Rhoades, Of New York, at the
Kimball Cottage. Mrs. Herman G..
Fleitman and Miss Jeanne Tleitman,
Of New York, have Joined Mira. Ewald
Fleitman at Cottage IS.
Miss Carit& Spencer and Miss Julie
B. Runyon, Of New York, mc&oYed to
She Profile House this week.
;, Joining Mrs. Emily q. Hopkins at
che Profile House were Mrs. e. C. Bliss,
of New York, and Miss s. w. Masters,
Of Dobbs Ferry.
!, Arthur M. Wolff motored from New
York over Labor Day TO join friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Haines,
Frederick w. Haines jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
James Russell Parsons and Hannibal
French, Of New York, are late Profile
arrivals,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
Sojorlrners Flock !,
To Atlantic Citv !
>.
For Fall Seaso,,
Schools Make Special Ar.
rangements for Children
of Colonies Who Are 70
Remain During Ausur,,
Special Dispatch to The Tr,a,,,.

SpectnS Dispatch to The Trfh,,.
ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. i1.-rh. H.,
iday maker and the excursion;,t .s' ~
parted with the passing Of Labe, nss
but the places Of many have been ..s.r
by prominent folk from scores o4 e;s,.A
who come for the rest and recyeatiss
incident to September OUTING. AZ
will remain until late in the fan sns
there is much social activity in hos.,
circles and in the cottage d;str;.s.
City officials have made speeia, a.
rangements for the teaching os csa
dren IN the public schools while ~.
family parties remain at the shors
Although the life guard force has No..
reduced by half, enough men TO on.rs
stations in the hotel and cottage sss.
tions will be retained in service unt;,
the coming of chilly weather ends h,ts
ing for the season.
Golfers and yachtsmen are prepar;n.
for weeks of lively sport. Amstsur
shippers have been importunins ths
professional captains of the Inlet f,sst
for places in crews Of the yachts when
the regatta is sailed later this month
to determine the proper guardian a.
the championship flag. SN
Members of the Lu Lu Temple OF cha
Mystic Shrine, of Philadelphia, with
members of Newark and New YorL
temples, have created a new Shrinsr,S,
yachting colony at Venice Park. nur.
chasing the fine clubhouse Of the for.
mer Venice Park Yacht Club for es.
elusive use. of Shriners and their fam.
lilies.
Good news for fall motorists is con-
tanned in the railway order lifting the
ban on the shipping of materials rieces.
sary to completion of the White Horse
Pike and other arteries leading from
New York and Philadelphia to tbe
shore. 1t is intended to complete neat
of the south Jersey paved road system
before the first snowfall. Heads OF
the syndicate which controls the Ritz
Carlton hotels arrived at the Ambasss-
dor this week and announced that work
will be rushed on the new Ritz Carlton
here to assure it's opening next June.
Many prominent folk, including Of
ficials of the diplomatic corps at Wash.
ington, have been among the visitors
this week. Senor Federico A. Pezet
of the Peruvian Legation, motored to
the Traymore with Mr.. and Mrs. Carries
Gibson and Lewis Ambere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wells, of Belti-
more and Washington, entertained at
dinner at the Marlborough Blenheim
in honor of Major Count Nils Bronde,
of the Royal Swedish Horse Guards,
and military attache of the Swedish
Legation at Washington. Among the
guests were DR.. Walter Wells, of Bal
timore; Mrs. Sands, Of Glen Ridge and
Arthur Drury and Mrs. Drury, who was
Miss Margaret Simonds, of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rosenthai, Of
Newark, have arrived at the Alamac for
September stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Myles
R. Hoffenden, cf New York, are at the
Shelburne. William H. Sloane came
from New York to join his family OF
the Dennis.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-12
Seaplane Flights Divert
Vacationists at w estport
Charm of Mountains Leads
Many Cottagers to Pro-
long STAY
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Spectdf DaSp0fch to The Tribune
+ WESTPORT-ON-LA CHAMPLAIN,
Sept. 11.-Among sojourners at the
Westport Inn and in the cottages, who
are remaining in unusual numbers
through September, popular sport is
found in the daily flights aboard the
slx-passenger seaplane for which
Northwest Bay is the starting point
and landing station. Harry Rogers,
pilot, made record fight in the ma
chine from Miami, Fla, to New York,
covering the distance in Is hours 40
minutes.
Miss Isoline Harvey, Of London, Eng
land, who has been at Westport Inn
| all season, leaves next week for her
new home in Pasadena, Calf. Her
friends are arranging a farewell party
in her honor.
September in the Champlain Valley
each year appeals to an increasing
number, and more than usual are max
ing their headquarters at Westport Inn.
Those from New York recently reg
istered there include Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Wait jr. Mr.. and Mrs. T. E
Pendleton. DR.. and Mrs. II. C. Riggs.
J. H. G. Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S.
Brinsmade, DR.. and Mrs. John E.
Weeks and Mrs. Ambrose Todd. Others
include Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Rob-
bins and Miss Robbins, Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Wheeler and Mrs. J. S
House, Albany; Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Orton and Chester Orton, Montreal
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gibbons, Buff
falo.