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New Britain herald., 1921-06-28

fair will be held on the lawn and the resIents of Berlin are cordially invited to attend. The proceeds of the fair. will be turned over for the use of the New Britain Children's Home. This is the last of a series which have been played this winter for the! same purpose. Cake and lunch will be served and a slight charge Sill be asked for the tickets. The affair wifi be given on the lawn. Berlin Bits.
 The Epworth league will hold prayer meeting at the kensington Methodist church tonight.
 The standing committee of the Berlin Congregational church will l meet at the church tomorrow night Commodore Elmer Elton has just completed. painting and overhauline his sloop The Night Hawk" and expects to launch the same with few days at Middletown. He will probably take out parties during the summer.
 Mrs. MansfeId's sixth grade class at the kensington Grammar school provided an entertainment at For esters' hall last night. Thomas Hanford has returned to his home in Kensington after grad uating from Pratts institute in New York.
 East Berlin Items.
 At the regular meeting~ of the Knights of Hythias at their hall this evening. eU1ection of officers will take place.t
 l Edward kfauth of Hartford is vis- iting his parents MT. and Mrs. Adam Krauth on Grove street.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Hubbard left MondaS for Raymond, Maine, where they will spend the summer
 A number from this place will att tend an old-fashioned dance at West field Friday evening.
 William Dennis of Swanzie, N. H., has been visiting his parents, Mir and Mrs. Thomas Dennis on Wilcox avenue.
 Miss Florence Rich entertained friends from out of town at her home Sunday.
 Arrangements are being made for an outing to Momauguin next Sun day. All are cordially invited to go An automobile truck vii leave Cole s store about S:30 a. m.
 At the monthly business meeting of the Methodist church Sunday school held Sunday the following off. cers were elected: Superintendent, H s. Rich; assistant superintendent Theodore Carns: primary superin- tendent. Miss Winifred Barnes; as. sistant primary superintendent. Miss Edith Noble; secretary, Harold Wetherill; assistant secretary, Miss Etta Lawrence; treasurer Victor E
 Belden; missionary superintendent Theodore Carns; home department Mrs. Harry Dowd; and cradle roll
 Mrs. Winfield Ross.
 Mrs. Agnes DeForest of New Ha. ven is visiting her sister Mrs. Ros, Belden.
 During the thunder shower of yes . terday afternoon lightning struck [; pole near the local railroad static, putting the electric lights at the sta Q tion out of commission.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28

with special music will ba arranged for. The American Legion members, tho Ladiez' Auxiliary to tho Legion, the womari's Relief Corps, the w. c. T. U., and all other organizations, in- cluding the public, have been invited to attend. An appropriate address will be given commemorating the oc- casion.
 > Circus in Town.
 Lincoln Brothers mammoth circus will give an exhibition in town to- morrow and will in all probability be held at Pierce's lot. This is where all other performances have been |held The dazzling bareback riders, the conaicai clowns, the elephants, v giraffes, tigers, and all other species of the far off wild jungle denizens will be seen and last but not least, peanuts will be sold purposely to feed the animals.
 sad Nine'' Fully Assembled. Baseball appears to have reached pitch of white heat in the town of late and a new team has organized today and openly opposes the recent organized Happy Nine.' The new
  selves the Sad Nine'' and when the two teams clash, which will be soon, lit will be a sad, happy game. The new team is composed of the follow ing members: Edward Nanan, catch; {; Frank (Speck) Graham, pitch i; George Kelly, first base; Tony Pestil- To. second base; Herbert Cambridge, third base; Clifford Lee, shortstop; Leon Griffin, left field; Phillip An .oniloi, center field and Meyer Schnei- q sman, right field. Red Roper will manage the team and has issued challenge to the Happy Nine" in order to annihilate them immediate iy. No response has been received from their opponents yet. The team will evidently select the Weeping Willow tree as its emblem in order
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28

len meeting of the Emma Willard chapter. D. A. R., will ld at tho community house on
 street at o'clock for the
 Do of securing n nurse for the
 schools of Berlin. Every one
 town is invited to attend this hg and 1t Ia hoped that many htial men will be present. Dr. ks Botsford. city health officer hrtford, will bo tho principal -. Ho is a native of East Ber- 6d has many friends in this who will welcome the oppor-
 to hear him.
 Botsford has studied the nurse kon in the public schools for ! years and will he able to give
 st interesting as we'll as con hg talk on the subject. The req why there should be n nurse (e public schools will be thor )y explained by him tonight. In ton. the local organization has led Miss Stack, director of the iican Red Cross in Connecticut. |dress the gathering. Miss Stack been a nurse for several years
 we'll informed as to the neCes-
 nurses in schools. 1t is hoped there will be a large attendance bis meeting.
 meeting of tho D. A. R. was
 on Thursday afternoon of last at which time the nurse prob was discussed. The members oi |ocioty felt that the Berlin schools ld no longer be without a nurse hre going to do all In their power |e that one is placed Tn tho Scr. kchoois before tho opening oi fall and winter session in Sep ,er. Her duties and work will outlined later.
 Omccrs Elected.
 tho recent business meeting oI East Berlin Methodist church H .Ich was elected president: T. z Iam. assistant superintendent: w sarncs, primary: assistant super. ,dent. Edith Noble: secretary i'd wetherill; assistant secretary
 Lawrence: treasurer, Vletol en. superintendent of missions !. Carna. home department Ru Mrs. IT. Dowd ans To roll superintendent, Mrs. "
 Observe 5Oth Anniversary. [. and Mrs. Eli Goodrich of Der Anetly observed their 5Oth wed vanniverpary on June 26th a : home on Berlin street. Thel .nnrried in wethersficId by th'
 MT. Bennett on June 26. 1871 moved to Kensington and iron \. 70 Berlin in 1887. The coupl'
 Nved in this town since tha
 and while here have madi . of friends who called upor
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
NEW YORK CLUB MAN MAKES DISCOVERY

4 weII-known New Yorker writes: While visiting in historic old Plym- outh (Mass.), my family became &C., quainted with your Dr. True's Elixir. It does all you claim for it in aiding digestion and relieving insomnia and constipation. Please ship me six large ciz l..4Ioe for. in of
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
City Advertisement

Layout Of a revised walk grade i, the west side of Stanley street, fro Francis street to Commonwealth ~ nue: ,l tr.@.
 Clerks office, City of New Brtt4i Conn, June 27, 1921. -.
 To whom it may concern:
 Notice is hereby given that q Board of Compensation and Aa1e( ment of the City of New Britain, A made the following appraiAal of dAl ages and assessment of benen1 caused by the layout of q revis1 walk grade on the west side of Std ley street, from Francis street Commonwealth avenue: viz:
 Damages Bene1 Gregory J. Cornstock .$ 900 : ol John B. comstock .... o.00 oI John E. Lash ........ 600 0I Edward $. Emn1ons =. 600 ol Edwin A. Parker ...... GOO 0I August E. Monsees ... 75.00 0I 
 $75.oo sol And it finds no damages, or sped benefits or betternnents to any ot} person or party.
 Accepted, adopted, certified fr record and published twice By or of the Common Council.
 ALFRED L. THOMPSON
 City cle (N. B. Herald}.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
IN MEETING FOR
 .RSE DISCUSSION
R. Invites Public to Hearing fat Community House
RIVE GOTH ANNIVERSARY
BERLIN NEWS

kd Mrs. Eli Goodrich of Berlin bicd Fifty Nears-Arrcstcd in ford for Middletown Theft Local Robbery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24

Barnes and MOtherdear did not APP
prove.
Whatever II might be. Dick pre-
ferred TO believe ! had something to
do with IL, He deliberately tried 70
think the worst OF me.
And thinking Sole q anaichcd
me 10 mis- hear and for one tumultu-
Gus aecond he had made me forget
that ! was on n set and acting n part
for my director.
II was all on account Of that hor-
rid blue dress. ! rushed To my dress
ing room and threw on lis offending
pfcttlncsg. w wanted to see
tho thing again, but unfortunately
since 1 had done some interiors In
Il. I would have to put II on again
for the scenes to be shot on location
That evening Ctssy took me ont 30
his magnificent new roadster. 1 Wa
confused and unhappy. II WAS th'
first time Motherdear over had pcr
mitted me 20 so out in the evenini
unchapcfoned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24
christmas CHEER
BROUGHT BY ARMY
TO s. FAMILIES
Baskets of Food, Toys
And Clothin gls Being
Distributed

Fsny.fivr families, many with
children who expected 70 pass an un-
'evcntfl DAY tomofrow--one mlnus
the Christmas cheer-may enjoy a
real Christmas AZ the result OF the
work Of tho salvation Army.
vhe. salvation Army headquarters
on South second street both last
night and this mofnlnc resenbled a
wholesale merchandise more. Tho
fIiing o. Is baskets with provisions
bcGhn last night and was finished
this morninRT.
one truck load or provisions, clothes
and toys. In charge o. Capt. Richard
q. Guest left the army headquarters
this morning at 10 o'clock and the
second truck load Will leave the
headquarters this Afternoon.
Each basket contained potatoes.
beans. coffee, sugar. n 25-pourd sack
OF fiuur. n ar OF rice and milk ready
for cooking. -four pounds % beef. to-
mntoee. corn, candy. range and nuts.
Captain Guest said that the army
workers have made n a list OF the
families IN need or clothes ana those
With children who would be especially
pleased with toys Clothes and toys
are being distributed to tho proper
families in addition TO the food sup
piles.
All clothes which are being dis
trihnted have been mmigated. They
make MP the supply collected recent
ly In the salvation Army-fiurenu OF
Charity drive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24
CONFESSIONS OF A
MOVIE STAR


My old blue lawn produced the e.
feet ! wanted.
Dick went white nj M sight OF Il.
Then he vent through the business
which the director wanted In "a most
convincing ann Dick 1.-THE run
away ~conyict) had returned 20 his
home TO embrace me 1.-THE abused
wifel. There WIS an embrace u
reconciliation. n kiHs OF contrition IA
the scenario, after which ] was 70
fan In a faint.
In the midst Of the act. I whispered,
oh, Jimmy, Jimmy with magnih-
cent impudence.
Thereafter. Dicks performance de-
lighted Demnison immensely. Al
though the conyict's purHusrs hat
tered al the door. Dick could not tear
himself from tho little woman who
had kent her faith In him and whom
he noNcf expected TO see again Hs
managed 10 flee just In tho nick oi
time across the chaIlsad boundary ol
the set and out Of the field OF th'
cameras.
HIS parting embrace left me as
sured that FOR M / had made Dlch
barnes own up hat he was Jimmy
Aicott.
Dick had lers the studio by the time
i came our Of my mock fninting spell
L knew hat I wouldn't sce MIN agaif
until we went on location.
AZ hcme, that night. my mind
flashed buck 10 the afternoons work
! perceived. suddenly that I had MOI
heen l1okina ~ the scene A. In d
frame. when Dick had kissed me
had f%orqoftent FOR once IN my act
ing career. u hadn't occurred 10 m,
that q love scene was both silly and
dlsircsfinGi
Then came The reaction a horrid
though left me limp,
Dick Barnes had Rcorned mel Thai
was why he had kissed me 20.
ne believed that ] was already en-.
Gagged 10 cissy sheidon-so he had
believed thai T. an engaged girl could
coauaf with him, Could remind hin
or our one mad midsummer night q
the previous year,
lf he could believe that. then Ia
must believe the mysterious hint
abouf the interest McMnsters took 10
nav cnraer a hint which was re-
peafedly bearing myself without com
pretending.
a man % his reputation Thu
ocoule referred 10 MchnsterH,
We'll. what was his reputation
hadn't the slightest idea other I'M
that Il was OF = kind which Die
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24
CHURCHES


CAdamsl, and 'whei Mean Tnose
Holy volrcs- tAdams) ~ tho choir
essos p M. Christian Fndeavor
meeting Topic. "FonowIns the
star" Leader. Prof 9. 4. Barn
hart.
7sso y. M. Evening worship. The
evening service viii be An charge o.
the SUNDAY arhcnl. which viii render
ita annual Christmas program OF
songs. reciinfions. exercises, closing
with a nantom.me. ''rhe Story OF
the Nativity 4 special offering tor
bcnoroient work viii be received.
For the week.
Wednesday, 7.ss p. M; Prayer
meeting.
Thursday. 7itE y. M, Annual
meeting OF the congregation with
election OF ohiccra presenting OF ro-
ports, and adoption OF plans FOR the
coming year. a social hour viii fol
low the business session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24
Join our Christmas Saw
ing club-First Savings
Bank and Trust Co.
HnIl,s Cniarrh Medlclne

Those who are In a run down" condi.
Ton vii notice that Catafrh bothers
them wach more than when they are IN
good health. This fact proves that while
Catarfh 10 n local diAelage, II 81 Rreatiy
Tonic and Blood p1iriner. and acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces OF
the body. thus reducing the Inflammation
and restoring normal conditions.
an druggists. Circulars fred.
r. ]. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24
This Is Orphans
Home Tag Day

Today Is the closing day Of the
napusts' drive T. raise funds for the
New Mexico Baptists' Orphan Home.
IThursday ana Friday were given over
BY The workers "a ~canvassing the
bnstness men o. the city, but the ap-
peal will he mado 10 everyone on
the streets today. Young people viii
tags and mite boxes are on the bufs
Fair progress u reported
90 far IN the drive. and Il f. hoped
10 close np with a big addition ts
the fund iodny.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24

Don't whit % b. sued. Pay your
poll tax nov htd tnvc money. board
Of Education clerk viii receive poll
tax payments at State National bank
during banking hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24

woman's club bnndins. SIS West
Gold venus.
sunday services al n a. m.
"Wednesday Testimonial meeting at
7:f5 p. m. A
The reading room Ia Dor .. Melini
building, 1i2M West Central avenue,
IL open daily except Sundays, and
holidays nom $3.50 10 s:a0 - NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24

Give useful gifts-of Hardware
for Christmas. Raabe and Mat
gers, open evenings until Christ
mas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-24
THE NEW BUSINESS ERA

EnoM the fact that cnplospsra and ounut n American industries ire in
\ ssealfne The cleveland Trust company draws the conclusion that the
inmnr upward ewing in hnzhe-s he begun
tIh~ factLs avs tht hank. do not mean that a prompt and rapid
utosss3 81 sentrni business h. 10 he expected. fr that y probably impos-
ihe w8at4 conditions in most or the rest Of the world continue in their
rt.-rai dsllaAbt Stale and until ihc prices q agricultural products napl-
fntared products mt transportation once more become adjusted TO edch
s1h3rn Neh ! was AZ 10 restore fhc buying power Of the. farmer, They 10
soean tmt Andnt~ Is resosenne and also that WE ares pterfne n hrhN SOM
ptttn,e nerlod 10 wfieh business survival viii be Dependent or business ef-
nrrnry ard Wneser
4 anu4ldan has figured II ON hat $4,000 men working Tor 5000 n
star each earn n a gear Just enough 10 pay she interest on our national
aeAt u q fne fr ~ economic shark 10 support his fellow shark o the
stsHaf<4wnha proposal thai the government hlre 4s&ooo OF the unemployed
IA a. so0 each per 10 81 Jobs that win met a. eeo per year per man TO
t@ tov.tDMahE Muscle shoals and wages based on natural resources
AnA- g. q AmHu nLanAI n In
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
nU0yER JOINS TRAY LINE TO
HELP EUROPEAN CHILDREN
Fats Cafeteria Neal And check
Gees To Europe

Norbert Fooyer, John p. Rookie
Teller. Jr. William Fellowes Morgan.
and other prominent New Yorl Dusi-
ness men stood in line with their
trays before a T. w G. A cafeteria
counter IN the Wall street section CT
New York City recently to take their
part IN sharing a noon-day meal with
tie European children. This was on
invisible Guest Day" when the casn
receipts for the noon metl IN all y W.
c. A. cafeteTias went to the Hoovss-
land Movie men and camera nsn
were busy getting shots of Mr.. Hoover
as he Joined the long queue. escorted
by several committee women of the
association. who were there 70 make
him feel 81 home He spoac briefly TO
the crowd in the cafeteria.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
ELECTRICITY GUSHING
D0MESTICS
Training Housewives IT, Sc Devices
The New Need

Tho era Of the servant in the home
is nearing the end; the domestic is
vanishing type says the director of
vocational trainiig of the National
Board, Y. w c. A. Tine Y. w. G. A.
has expe -inlented with the eight-hour
day. the lhome assis:ants) course
and various phases Of the servant
problem. ard il finds it impracticaeie
to Try II train girls for such positions
today. Training housewives to use
modern housekeeping methods and
labor-saving devices is tho new angle
of solution Electrical devices are
doing away with the necessity Of seFY~
ants and many New York homes OF
means have no servants now even By
the DAY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
sunday Yesyers

Tomorrow afternoon at four
o'clock the Girl Reserves will be
POSSESSES II the Vesper services al the
81 W e A. on State Circle. Strangers
and townspeople are cordially invited
Q attend his service Hiss Katherine
Williams. the president of the n " y.
will De the leader, and different clubs
viii take part in the program.
Hiss E3ertae Roelofs who was Ia
Annapolis during the war-organiza-
tiaa Of the y " G. A.. has returned
from her work in Russia and is visit
ing near the city. and Miss Rcelofs
has kindly consented TO speak at this
SUNDAY afternoon service
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
Fan Educational Program

The Edu@a'ioral Committee, which
las put on such a full and varied pro-
gran for the winter and spring
months, is beginning 10 outline possi-
bic classes for next fall. With view
10 meeting the requirements and de-
sires OF those interested In taking in
struesion Of this kind, the general
secretary would be glad TO receive
any suggestions or requests for sub
jects TO be handled
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
" iNTA To HELP OTuER
MOTHERS

MFs. YIN 'sagcr. 90l \ chol ST
$50, 800 :. IS I gi,''liy write ANYTHING
1lat h@las 4 mother 0iih ", cbiI,lran
,''s il'iie stfi liaii v'paping ough and
J was afraid shs reald choke ! gave
= Foiag l.eney ana Tar and IT
helped her Wonderfully she could
steep most al night without cough
ing lals Sod cough syrup checks
eoias. stops coughing. cuts phlern,
go $50, covers rev ATTAINED membranes
With q healing caating fAlv
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
SATURDAY, llancin. Glass

Miss Mary Burch began the in
dancing today. Those classes are for
children, both Toys and girls, from
four TO ten years The class for chill
drcn from four 10 seve:, years Will
he from eleven until twelve o'clock.
and childroa from seven TO ten years
will have their instruction from $50
to 1880.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
hoard Meeting And Reception

Next Monday February the four-
tcenth. the regular meeting of the
Board OF Directors will be held at tho
y. W. G. A. The business program
viii begin promptly at three, and al
four O'Clock there Will be an oron So
cial meeting for all friends OF Miss
Roelofs to meet her Miss Roelofs
will also make short address DUR
ing the afternoon
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
GOVERNOR WILL NOT
CALL EXTRA SESSION

Governor Richie will not call an
Extra session Of the Legislature IN
compliance with the request made Of
him on Wednesday BY superintendent
Genrge ". Crabbe Of the Antisalonn
League. Dr, Crabbe wanted the Gov
oraors TO assemble the legislators for
lhe purpose Of enacting State pro-
Aibition enforcement statute
The Governor has received DR.
Crahbe.s letter WhiIss,,s declined to
make a statement pending drafting Of
his reply, ii is said. he found nothing
IN The request 20 lead him to reverse
MS preyiCls refusal to call an extra
session. which he announced some
months ago.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
June Week Registrations

Those who have rooms which they
wish to rent to nidshipmen and their
frieGds during June Week are urged
TO register al once With the general
secretary at u W G. A headquarters
phone 4Sl as applications for such
rooms are always made at an early
date
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
Wedding
Inn, uncea

Mrs Grollman announces the mar
ri.ge 81 her daughter Joerres. TO
Harry f. Newton. Of This city Mr.
.nd Mrs Newton were married Sun
.diy night at the Maryland Avenue A..
Chuieh parsonage by the pastor.
The Rev E r. Spencer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
Dinner ssnesiS OF
ID. &. 4. { hanter

Lieut. Commander and Mrs b f..
I4inao Will spend the week lend IL
Washington. and Will be given a din
ner party hg the Dorothy Hancock
Chapter Of the u. ~ r. of which Mrs.
Lingo Is Vice Regent
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
iirs. Sullivan Entertaining
Her Sister

Mrs. Niece Of North Carolina. IS
making visit here She will divide
her time between her sister. Mrs.
Suminersille sullivan OF Conduit
rect and Airs Grafton Boone. Of
prince George street Before her mar
rage AIRS McGee was Miss Maria
Banks. oil this city
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
Secretary Oi Nays
Dinner 10 Adm. Rayly

The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
nsniels will entertain at dinner on
FEBRUARY IL for Admiral Sir Lewis
Rayly. Il. y. Communicating of
The coast 81 ireland during the war,
Who will arrive in New York today
with his niece. Miss Yoysey. and they
will he given dinner on February Is
uV Admiral and Mrs. Scales.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
Returning From
lDuts In Brazil

Commander and Mrs Charles G
fIariigan are en- route q this country
from Brazil. where Commander Hart
gan has been serving ON the United
states Naval commission. They are
both very we'll known in Annapolis
having lived here for several years
Mrs. Hartigan Is i sister Of Kathleen
Sorris, the authoTess
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
CHAPTER xxx.
Al Projected Boom

After a good sleep had cleared
some Of the eob-webs Of the night be-
fore from my brain. and could look
clearly into the world without any
distraeting visions however charm
ing they might be- drove AROUND
with my traps TO my sisters house.
prepared to discuss business with
Charlie with . clear head. / founi
hia IA ihs room Is called his s'slen. :.
UrN1T Ep,S T~E CREAM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
Mr.. and Mrs. Brain
ut arYei Hall

Mr. and Mrs Clinton B5ain, OF New
YorK who spent Il great deal OF time
in annapolis while their son was a
miashipma, are stopping at Carvel
Hall where they will be joined by
Lieutenant Bran.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-12
ST Homes
In Washington

Or Frank Anderson U s 81. and
Mrs. Anderson are established for Tie
RES OF the season al 1888 Rhode IS
land avenue. Washington. Their
aanehier Mrs. Rush southgate Fay,
viii be with them.
Mrs Anderson and Mrs. Fay will
De AZ home informally the remaining
Saturdays in February
Dr and Mrs Anderson usually
spend their summers at Wardour,
where hey have charming home.