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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
TIL. OFFICE, 50s-M. RESIDENCE, s4s-M
COLLECTIONS
EDWARD c. DUFFlCY
LAWYER
AvERILL BLOCK. 50 NORTH MAIN ST.
BARRE. VT.
NOTARY PUBLIC
ESTATE OF nARL r. PERRY.

ssste o. Vermont. District Of Washington g.
ne honorable probate oozr for ire dis
,rfrt Aforesaid. 20 al peFsous tnterr<ted ~
~. s-tn,s 81 Mar r. Perry. late Of
citv 81 Barre. IN said district, deceased.
GREETING
NHERFAs, said court hss assigned ths
lar aay ~ guiy merit for examining znd al
~. srro1rt 81 the adrninistratcr II TIE -
-. - sd deueased and fer q decrec - he
-rTiass q ssid state n the lawtai
riairosuts o. the ssme. ard oruered that
rabir uossce theresf b. rfven q al per-
sans inssrested IN said state ~ pubNh-
ira shR order tkres wessu sDccsH1ively
-r,risus to tire day assiEu~a. IN the Barre
nsfir Timss- q newsrartr rabitEhed al City
a Barr IN ssld cistrtrt
THEREFORE. yca are hersty zctifct -
49, a. ~ rruka.s cHsee r Mnatr=iier.
n sd district. o. ne Day astiGned
49, ans fhere - contsst ths aliuEsn-.
n ss5s nrcazat n ypu So cauHs. ans e
.rtshIisk yu-r rfrhs as hsirs. ieEHts-s sn1
49, sni-srts - sait nssie1e.
Gfssa urser ~ hsr1 tss iFts caT -
uAKY ). cUTLEE R-xsssr.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

IF YOU ARE DISSATISFIED with pres
emit conditions want a business of your
own and can furnish satisfactory refer
ences, have ability and enough faith In
yourself TO invest a small amount where
your investment Is under your own control
see Mr. Doullens between 10 and 4, June
Is and 20, at Hotel Barre e0t2'
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Giving Dad Away.

Lady guest--Your father is such a
hospitable man. He dearly loves full
house, doesn't he's
Son and heir-Well. yes, II it hap
mems 10 be on his side Of the table
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18

No. f502-This 35 acre farm Is worth
more as a summer home only than the
price asked Only $4,000: extra good
eight room house and clapboarded barn /;
fne water and on the best state road IN
New England We refer. Of course, to
the road from Barre through the Will
Jamestown gulf There are about 10 acres
OF tillage, some wood and pasture for hve
or ak cows. The land is very early and
productive, Near the main buildings is a
gaoa shop, 24xS6. which is suitable for
garage; this location Is ideal FOR anv one
who can handle few automobile access
sories OIL gasoline, etc. possibly make
a few repairs. You will want to see this.
Only three miles or less from Williams
town.
No lbOs.--5o TO 90 acre-farm adjoining
the above with comfortable house and
barn. This farm viii keep 10 head Oh
stock properly handled and while the
buildings are not in as rood condition as
those on the farm above described are
comfortable and are nov occupied. Plenty
OF wood for home use. Price only si2Oo.eo'
No. i5o4.--Near the above, we are al
lowed to offer house barn and three
acres OF land for only $4,000. and will IN
cl,de about so acres adjoining and sell the
whole for $4,000. with easy terms =
pleasantly located place with buildings hh
right TO occupy at once scid WITHIN
the next ten days We VIII incluoe ITO
run Of wood
CITY home with land on easy terms. This
desirable place contains three or four acres
Of extra good land q good six room ret
tage 10 No. shape. barn, garage, etc.
There is an excellent cellar. good water
and an ideal place for gardening and pou,-
try. only about six or seven minutes Walk
from the carlne at Beekley street ~
ing can be made from the land on TINS
place. Price s2sOO.Oo; buy II and give the
boys a chance TO help support the family.
Remember you consult your best inter
ests when you see about real estate OF
suc,ion work Our rates are reasonable.
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Better Not Try To.

J. B. inquiries If one can't prove by
logic that a paste diamond is genuine,
thus-paste has consistency and con
sistency is jewell Maybe, but you
can't convice your wife or your best
Girl that it is.-Boston Transcript.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED-To sell Havana
Treat Sc cigars % srlokers ard store
Hsvana Treat CiEar Co Utica. y y. eltl'
AGENTS Mnks sT6.e0 weekly selling guar
artr~a tosicry. - gHHutes ftse9 NesEiy
fan tin'c Sc en- hgsr sz1re t.r.ss .sp<-a-
rpw 49, - slf1s
MY WOMEN. zlaks So v~skly Eellisz
asAcaVER- for rznxs cccEinEs teaaoes
fHis Ea psr cent HE sessc1soae ceuHna I
$50 Ear Irieu@ntsrt Gss4rer Corr 3
Para Be-. Me- lerE STU
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings of Interest from
Different Sections.

About 1000 feet of logs belong
inc to Andrew Halleck of Starksboro
were destroyed one night last week
by forest fire.
Peter Forest Of Marlboro committed
suicide by hanging June IL. No rea-
son for the deed is known. He was
about 40 years old.
The Middlebury Marble company,
whose plant has been shut down Tor
several months, has started up again
and rs men are employed.
This evening the alumni of the Uni
yersity of Vermont are to. be welcomed
back bv the burning of red fires on the
peak of Mt. Mansfield promptly at
S:45.
julius c. Eaton, for more than 90
wears business man of Lyndonville,
died there the first of the week at
the age of 76 years. He was hard
ware merchant.
Claude Frary of Bolton, who shot
himself through the hand recently,
contracted blood poisoning while visit
ing an aunt in South Royalton. Inc
poisoning proved fatal and Mr.. Frary
died last week.
Up to Thursday night no trace had
been found of the body of Fred }.
Roder of North Hinsdale, n. H., who
was drowned Tuesday night by falling
from the Boston & Maine railroad
bridge between Brattleboro and Hins-
dale. A large section of the water be.
low the bridge has been dragged and
dynamite has been used.
The store of L. H. Smith near the
Duxbury.W Waterbury bridge was brok-
en- into at two different times within
week, the first break failing to ma
terialize because the door leading TO
the store was bolted. The second at
tempt was more successful, for about
$50 worth of merchandise was taken,
such as cigars and tobacco
The Rutland board of aldermen on
Wednesday evening adopted regula'
tions forbidding the parking of auto.
mobiles except on one sid of the street,
on two of the main thoroughfares
which has brought forth a storm of
protest from the merchants in front
of whose places of business this would
mean solid mass of cars the greater
part of the day. They have asked
for public hearing.
Albert Eldred, the young child who
was terribly injured some time ago
in Waterbury, when moving machine
cut off both of her legs, and who has
been at home in North Clarendon,
pending her adoption under the guard
ianship Of the State Children's Aid so
ciety, has been brought back from Al
bany, N Y, where she underwent
measurements for cork legs. While
there she was presented a pair OF
crutehes.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE

WANTED-All round cook, Kitchen rirI or
woman; apply at once, Riverside Hotel,
State ST., Montpelier. Vt STU
WANTED - Experiences woman book
keeper familiar with granite industry !;
state wages expected and references first
letter; Chester Granite Quarries. Inc, Ches-
ter Mass. SOto'
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The soil is natures mint where values are
really created and the man who owns
good niece OF farmland has protected him-
self and his family for life Farm land
L gilt edge investment. We have several
choice farm properties for sale. which have
just been listed and are to be closed out
within few days
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

An associate wanted Of highest stand
ing-one whose reputation is unques.ion-
able. in each county; experience TN
necessary; small investment required
but under own control at all times
Opportunity Of lifetime. No stocks
or bonds but a substantial CONNER
cial and industrial necessity. See Mr..
Doullens between 10 and I, June 20
and 81. at Hotel Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
HOUSES TO RENT

TO RENT-one furnished room inquire at
Is4 Elm street 1859
FOR RENT-Modern three-room heated
fiat with bath; G. A. Lane. Seminary
street Tel 7Oe-M T9t5
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
AT 81 Jefferson street. Tstf
TO RENT--A suite Of furnished rooms,
snsulding street. 7stf
FOR RENT Five-room upstairs tenement
at ~ Harrington avenue. bath. gas and
woodshed newly papered and painted in
orire at 81 Granite street T7t5s
TO RENT-Tenement Of four rooms. good
order, low rent; Smith place Maple
avenue. Smith Bros. Tstf
TO RENTAL $50 North Main street,
tenement Of five rooms, all in good re-
pair: apply Ms. L. A. Houghton, Barre
steam Laundry. Barre, VT. F5tf
TO RENT--Furnished rooms. also four de-
sirable garages price moderated. telephone
4s-w or call at Is Eastern avenue 18Th
THE ROOMS on the second floor of the
Nichols block are now obtsinsble for Of
fees or other purposes, and anyone desir-
ing to rent them should inquire at jacks
restaurant. oau
TENEMENT TO RENT-Three rooms. $40
a month call at 80 Maple Ave. sstf
FOR SALE OR RENT--House and barn at
4 Cambria street modern eonveniences I;
INQUIRE Of Arthur G. Parks. "a Pleasant
strret Barre, s7tf
TO RENT-Tenement at 356 No. Main St,
all modern; also two cottages: one
furnished room at IL East street; phone
24s-w, Mrs. Jas. Ahern, Il East 81. 4sn
TO RENT-Suite Of two rooms in Currier
block vacant after May / /: apply to n.
S. currier. 20 East street. ssf
TO RENT-Six-room tenement: inquire OF
o. D. shurtlef. 329 North Main St s1n
THREE TENEMENTS To RENT; FOUR
houses for sale, eight farms. sugar tools
and silos farm machinery for sale; g. H
Adams, agent, South Barre. phone s21-4
To RENT-Four-room tenement at $40
North Main street; call at $40 North
Main street soIu
TO RENT Tenement at 80 Merchant street
also four tenements on Wiley street, all In
frxt-elses shape. modern Improvement
Geo w. Mann. 54 WELLINGTON street szn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
FARMS FOR SALE
DO Secures l40 AGREE

ST 500 Secures l40 Acres
With Is Cattle, IL Sheep and
wagons, harnesses, sieds. piows. harrow,
small tools, quantity OF wood ready ior
market, on improved road. motor bus
passing, near village stores, church, tree
transportation to acho,b, easy drive TO
Barre 60 acres machine worked loamy III,
lage 20-cow pasture, owner estimates wooa
should pay for place, orchard apples anu
naples 7-roOm house. running water, am
pie barn, shop. poultry house, ete; owns i.
family affairs require quick sale, price
$4,000 for all, only $500 down. easy terms.
eltl
FOR SALE-T5-acre farm. house. barn and
standingf timber good sugar place, mile
from town. will exchange Tor au.Vnio
asRc. '' lSt6s
LARGE FARM FOR SALE AND BUSINESS
BLOCK IN BETHEL, VT, TO SELL
BlJSINESS-Co Consists of store, first class
second-foor restaurant and IA rooms above
on this hoor hot and cold water business
enough to keep four people going winter
and summer. there Is not a better business
or even a better stand In Vermont TO MAKE
W. a. tar,s T5ti2s
FARM FOR SALE have in my hands for
for immediate sale, farm situated IN
the town of Calais containing ~ acres,
and pasture, plenty OF wood for place and
some soft timber; running water 10
house and barn, buildings in fair repair !
easy terms If desired price $500 hppv e -
Ben A. Eastman. Barre. VI sou
DO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR FARM
OR OTHER REAL ESTATE7 Do you
want to buy d farm. garage, store or village
home. Farms Of all sizes and prices * 20
| try the Western Sales Agency, one Of the
| largest in America. B. II. Adams, Chessa;
Vt .*Aa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
ssE|EHEdAHhHi1E1Ei|tNii
POULTRY

FOR sALE--Nine R. !. red hens. and roos-
Ter. have taken FIRST prize, can be seen
a. citv farm until June rs Mrs. /. Mey.
~ S'S sitis
rAYFARM WHITE wYANDoI-rE CHICKS
for shipment each Wednesday In June at
oar eaeh on orders for 2S or more rash
With order Fay farm. Richmond. VI etd
SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND RED
CHICKS beginning May "a, we vii sell
chicks at 20c each or $500 per hundred
Nh. H. J. Carr. Tel Ss4-22 s'f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
LETTERER WANTED
Man 10 letter marble union shol', good
conditions.
A. L. REMISSION, ,e.,
Milo. Maine. wv

sis5 MONTH COMMENCE Railway mail
clerks hundreds needed list positions
free; write Immediately: Franklin lns,
tute. Dept. 4s4S Rochester, N. Y. fotoN
WANTED--Granite letterer; splendid OPP
portunity for a good letterer, married man
preferred but not essential honesty ana
steadness requisites, an opportunity OF adj
yancement, union shop and conditions,
answer pronptlv; James G. Stuart 81
South 18th St., Pittsburg. Pa. 7oto
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
HELP WANTEn--MALE

WANTED--Man to work on farm, mus ~
experienced mixer and capable OF nAna-
ling team; I. G. Williams. r. r; y; o.s ..
Williamstown, Peoples Phone Ie-2, eV.o
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Five-room house and barn.
,-i,h two large lots on Elm street. price
only siioo.e0; call al liS East street Q,
Tel. iss-Js e
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Auction Sale

We will sell at public auction on
the premises one half mile from Cabot
village on road leading to Marsh
field on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Betwcen Barre and Montpelier.
J,ne IA. Goodrich cord tire. S0x3 y
Iohn >. Bsnjamins Tel. ioS-R- fen
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statesmen WANTED

SELL GUARANTEED NURSERY STOCK
The work y pleasant and the pay good.
Get started now for the summer rush;
zoe. card will bring full Particular; r
J. Rippin. Manager. Manchester. Conn.
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BRING YOUR FILMS TO BE DEVIL
oPED AND PRINTED-To So Eirnore
street quick work. rates reasonable. SQu
PRIVATE TUTORING for any grade 81. 90
weekly: Call si-W. fst5
SIMMER SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN
opens June 20: N. Lowcssa Holt. Tel.
iSs-J. Cliff street. Barre. ssn
no RFNT-Vaeuum cleaners: The Electric
Store. IL Elm street. Fsu
D pENNETT-PapcrhanFi and paint
ms. frxt-class work. reasonable rates. ~
s,f.-tion 20 distance call a. &c Elmwood
Ave. or ~rite Box sil. 9sH'
7-PFF sITRGERY-shads and fruit trees.
isndscapinr estimates free We cover en-
-. state. Schritt a Moves. sac College
- University Of Vermont Burlington,
VI SITS
y.cTTrM CLEANERS cleaned and oiled
- .lersric fatirous repaired: vii csl
g. ans deliver; n p. Hayden. 90 Washr
inrton street. Tel 7ta-N- ttn
Fop FrRF- IIFE OR AUTOMOBILE M
gTfRANCE. call on b. r. Adams Agen-
ey. Cheisea. Va <-ii
LAWN MOWERS sHARPESEp- Called
~ and delivered: Granite CITY Tool 90.
Tei sss-W. EST
RANGING TEsSoSs-Privsts instructisa
~ .rpoinssneut. cal 81 i72 Main str-st.
.phaus ism: Marie ouinlsn. lssd
|pfsrEfNc-Rr ths hour uffh two-tsa
- reasonable: also stone chips
- s.r-r snsf fo- sale $50 psr truck load
~. s.--trsrk fer sale also slertrtc 80
go - Ss-hrrss uoEer zna ls-he-ss
r.,---. v---urs NE. & ouH-T Co c-sse.
wHsa Gra-i.s hlpck. Dsrst szaar-. 'pa1as
fst-M
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18

The Rutland railroad has won its ia
nous siding case which has been in the
courts for eight years, and which IN
wolves the rights Of a siding for the
accommodation of the Rutland Waste
and Metal company at Rutland. The
Delaware & Hudson railroad company
brought the litigation. The company
had a siding built to the plant OF the
Waste and Metal company, the Rut-
land Railroad company alleging that
the D. & H. road had trespassed on
the Rutland's rights, and the latter
company had the d. & H. siding torn
up By the court decision, the D. &
H. pays the costs of the trial
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

FOR SALE-PiEx. some full-blood Rsrk-
shires: others. half blocds: also wanted
"a huv hens. chickens and doves; D. z.
Davenport. Barre. Vt r. D. l. ssts'
SIX WEEKS OLD PIGS FOR SALE
Iarnes sierra. Cutler Corner. Tel Sss-ls.
7ats.
FOR SAiE-Tsn COWS due 70 calve before
re lat OF August JerSeyx. Ayrshircs ard
uoIstsinst seven 81 them tuncrculin tested :
a., sugar 81 $3.50. Come with your sheek-
49, ard rrs . hne trade P. A. smith,
far~er Cabst. Vt fstt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

WANTED--Student nurses in high grade
training school special class now enter
ing apply Dr. E. p. Naylor, Hart Hos
pital. Roxbury, Mass. feh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18

The Goth annual reunion of the 18th
Vermont regiment was held in St.
Johnsbury June Is with ID members
in attendance. OF those present two
are in their sad year and the young.
est is 70. Following dinner, memorials
were preseraed for the six members of
the old regiment who have died dur
ing the past year and letters read from
comrades in many parts of the United
States. The following officers were
elected: Colonel, Andrew Aiken, Wells
River; Lieut.. Col, William 5. Brock,
Barnet; major, j. F. Christie, Glover;
adiutant. j. T. Gleason, Lyndonville.
This is the regiment of which the late
Senator Redfield Proctor was colonel.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18

Samuel Johnston of Boston, a mem
Der of a Western Union Telegraph con
struetion gang, received broken leg,
Rudolph Holmquist of Chittenden was
severely injured on one foot and was
badly bruised, and H. f, Cheney of
Boston and p. f. keefe OF Rutland
were badly bruised about the body
near the Pittsford railroad station on
Thursday, when the motorcycle driven
by Holmquist struck gasoline pro-
PEELED car used by the construction
gang and threw the latter car com
pletely off the rails with its three pas
sengers. The construction car was go
ing 10 miles an hour and was direct
IL on the crossing when the speeding
motorcycle struck it. The motorcycle
was wrecked beyond repair, as the car
thrown from the tracks by it weighed
1900 pounds, including the tools il
carried, but exclusive Of the weight OF
the passengers.
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FOR SALE

STORE FOR sALE--General store CARRYING
groceries, dry goods tobacco, ice cream.
etc: also 1920 Ford truck owner de-
aires to sell as he has been called away by
death of relatives; INQUIRE by letter 10
store, care Barre Times soto
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18

About 1000 feet of logs belong
ing to Andrew Halleck Of Starksboro
were destroyed one night last week
by a forest fire.
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MARSH-ALLEN co.
MISCELLANEOUS

Te,ephon. ilo oranes Co. Telephors
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/, RENT-one furnished room inquire at
ls4 Elm street. 1859
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18

Peter Forest of Marlboro committed
suicide by hanging June H. No rea-
son for the deed is known. He was
about 40 years old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-18

The Middlebury Marble company,
whose plant has been shut down Tor
several months, has started up again
and rs men are employed.
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TO RENT-Tenement Of four rooms. good
order, low rent; Smith place. Maple
avenue Smith Bros. r6H
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13

THE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
HARDING'S program for to-
day is even more than ordi-
narily full and varied. President
Harding has an appointment TO
receive the Siamese minister. Phya
Prabha Karavongse. early this af-
teruoon. and Mrs. Harding will re-
ceive the Danes of the Loyal
Legion. who are holding their an
nual meeting. Later President and
Mrs. Harding will together hold a
reception for the delegates to the
Women's Baptist Foreign Mission
airy Society convention, some 400
or 500 strong.
From the White House the
Danes OF the Loyal Legion will
go to the home OF Mrs. Medill Nc
Cormick, who is entertaining in
formally at tea in her honor. Mrs.
Mccormick. the wife of the Junior
Senator from Illinois. will be as
sisted by the wives of some of
the members of the Illinois dele
cation in Congress, among them
Mrs. William A. Rodenberg. Mrs.
Edward J. King, Mrs. Frank II.
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is visiting her; hfss Margaretta
Wood. Miss Eleanor Johnston. Miss
Elizabeth HowrS. Miss Mary Howry.
Miss Olyve Graef, Mise Beatrice Beck,
Miss Louise Delsno, Miss Virginia
Harrison and Miss Delphine Heyl.
-
Mrs. Rafael r.. GOWN and Mrs.
Frederick L. Chaplin will receive the
guests tonight at the dance which
the Little Season Club is giving al
Rauscher's and Maj. A. B. Johnson
will make the presentations. THIS
will be the second of a popular series
of subscription dances, and the third
and last will be held next Thursday
evening at Rauscher's.
Several dinner parties will be given
before the dance, among those who
will entertain dinner guests being
Miss Catherine Let's daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Let's.
Congressman and Mrs. Harry S.
woodward will be hosts at dinner
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hapgood will
entertain at tea this afternoon In
honor OF Mrs. J. Hartley Manners
Haurette Taylor), who Is playing at
the National Theater this week.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Vrooman are with
Mrs. Vrooman's mother. Mrs. MATTHEW
T. Scott. for visit before going to
Bloomington. Ill. When the weather
turns warm. Mrs. Scott will join them
in Bloomington. and later they will
go to Charlevoix. Mich. for the sum-
mer. Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Vrooman
have been in Pinehurst, S. c.. all win
ter and reached Washington recent
ly by motor.
Mrs. Scott's other daughter, Mrs.
Charles s. Bromwell, sailed for Eu-
rope yesterday to join Miss Mildred
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4 Funk Mrs. Edwin b. Brooks. and
Miss Julia MATHS.
In accordance with a hospitable
custom established some years
ago, Mrs. Mccormick will give an
| other tea tomorrow. when she VIII
| have AS guests the Illinois girls
who are attending school in wash
| ington. Mrs. Mccormick usually
gives her annual tea for the I'LL
nois school girls at Thanksgiving
| time, but she was out of town
last Thanksgiving and consequent
ly put 1t OF until spring.
Baroness Shidehara, wife of the
Japanese Ambassador, and her two
sons are sailing today from Seattle
fer Japan and will spend the summer
at home. The Ambassador, who ac-
companied his family as far as
Chicago, has returned to the embassy
Baron Shidehara will be the honor
guest at a dinner which Thomas j.
O'Brien, former Ambassador to Japan,
and Mrs. O'Brien are giving tonight.
s.
The marriage is announced OF Miss
Gertrude Stevenson and Edgar d.
Shaw, at st. Thomas Episcopal
Church, Fifth avenue, New York city,
on Thursday. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Floyd ;,
Leach. Miss Stevenson was attended
by Mrs. Walton Atwater Green and
Mr.. Green acted as Mr.. Shaw's best
man.
Mr.. Shaw was formerly publisher OF
The Washington Times and is now
a member of the board of general
management of the Hearst publica-
lions with offices in New York city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13

.Bromwell, who Is abroad with her
cousins. Mrs. Louis stevenson ana
Miss Elizabeth Stevenson.
Congressman and Mrs. Calvin ID.
Paige, who have been spending the
winter at the Hotel Lafayette, are
leaving for their home, in Southbridge'
Mass.
Through the courtesy OF Mrs. John
b. Henderson, whose husband gave
such distinguished service to tn
country as Senator from missouri
the Missouri Society will hold its
May meeting at her home In SIX
teenth street tonight. There VIII Dc
dancing. The attendance Will De
confined to active members or the
society, their families, and the assoc
ciate members.
Mr.. and Nine. Andrea Geisser &C.
lesia di VegIiasco, OF the Italian en-
bassy stan. will be hosts 2 a young
peoples dinner tonight.
3
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey M. Depew
have arrived in Washington for
their annual spring visit and will
be at the willard for the next ten
days.