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ADAM A. wEscHLER. Aucr1oNEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICE
nyYEI LIMO No 1kaa " aT n "

TRusTEEs' SALE OF THREEsToRY BRICK
BY virtue. of 4 certain deed Of trust dated
April Z. 1922. and duly recorded April Is.
1922. among the land records Of the District
o., columbIs. and At the request Of the party
offer for sale by public iuetlon. in front ef
tie premises. OF TUESDAY: TEE E.FTEESTA
PM, tie to..owie. desc-bel iand s=d prem
lies s-tucte = tie c-tT o. W2a5:-Stoc: Dis
t-.cr q. co.Gab::, TO wit; Lot 30 - Water
Ds v. El-.sn.'s svbS.r:sos q lots = square
zoe, IS oes pat o. eald subdiv.1os recorded
N I-bof 50 to.so y. Improved as above. sub
ject TO irsr decd OK rrusr OF 1900 due June
Is. 1924. and balance Of Second trust amouat.
ing to $40. payable $50 per menta. =.
Terms Of sale: Ovec said trusts. eash. A
deposit Of 1900 required at sale. All con.
veyancinI. recording, revenue stamps. and
notarial fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms to
be complied with within 30 days from day Of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of
the defauiting. purchaser. after i've days. I'd.
vsrtisement Of such resale in some newspaper
published in the city Of WASHINGTON, D. G.
PHELAN C. HAWN,
G. MARION RHODES.
au4. dads. exSu. Trustees.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER, AUcTI0NEER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PERSONAL
NIcEECyEa nv pIyRI kI.C.EIQN INC

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PERSONAL
EFFECTS BY PUBLIC AUCTION TO
PAY STORAGE AND OTHER CHARGES.
ON SATURDAY. AUGUST 20. 1922, COM
public auction at Weschler's. 92O Pa. ave.
n.w:. to pay storage and other charges, all
goods stored with US in the following names:
ton, Mrs. Cheatham. Mrs. Lofty Coleman. Mrs:
Julia Coleman, Mrs. Christ, Mr. I. w. Hardy,
Miss Elsie Hawkins Mrs. ELLA Hinton, DR.. g.
n. Garvin. Mr.. Edward Jackson, Mr.. D. L.
AeCoy. Ars. Irene sprigg, Mrs. sadie Taylor,
Mrs. Ainnie Trice. Mr.. Robert Warren, Mrs.
T. 8. Wheeler. Mrs. Mary Williams. All
parties interested please take notice.
UNION STORAGE COMPANY.
auS.16 705f-9 Florida Ave. NV.
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LEGAL NOTICES
JOHN ". DAvIDGE, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, Holding Probate Court.-No.
29S3o. .administration.-This Is to give notice:
That the subscribers Of the District Of Colum.
bia, have Obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District Of Columbia letters testamentary
on the estate Of William Tayloe Snyder, late
'ef the District a. Coluaabis. deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned. to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated. Il
the subscribers, on or before the 18th DAY oi
Ss; '9 a.herSise Ssess BY i,,'
Given under our hapds this 18th day Of July
1927. rHIHdg SNYDER. 1877 18th St: J.
(eeal.l Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register
Of Wilit for the District Of Columbia. clefk Of
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ALFRED n. LEET. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT oi
Columbia, Holding Probate Court.-No
1854 aapiaistrat n.-This il to give notiees
iuusbia. has ootaiasi, fron the Probate Ceurt
ef the DISTRICT cf CSiumbfa. letters testamept
'aC % TIE estate Of Elisabeth B. DENNY. lat
persons having clains asainst he decsase4 ati
hereby warned to exhibit the same, With III
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated. I,
the suhscriber, on or before the eth d&y ID
.1n3y. AID. 1o2s: Otherwise they may b nv
be- excluded from all benefit Of said e1eA4e
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Na1y
COMPANY N MARTlN 3 EESE ASsst
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BOSS PHELPS
$3.50 Brand New Northwest Homes.
.sees:ee AZ .se 81 Ss car se
Gep..x po.cs
5000 aldSs75
S165oo. -. Washington Heights
@ S.ir, sgs'eo s
four
Ing porches
SIIooo Mt. Pleasant
onderfuly situated
Attractive
81 With many fn
$1,000 Chevy Chase.
oq, s% sm laehe r eh i. % %
Off
SIszso.. 10th and Webster SITS.
;oak knorsan
$1oo75. Taylor St West of I4th
Decidedly the onera
h:lreHv roon
d. BOSS & PHELPS,
Main A,Ao I4o6 St. NV.
" MEMoEas WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
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That Silver Lining.

The Gossip hear your store was
robbed last night. Lose much?
The Optimist-Some. But IL would
have been worse if the yegRs had
got in the night before You see. yes
terday just finished marking down
everything 20 per cent.
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THOMAS !. OWEN 4 SON. AUcTIoNEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING. 1853 FIRST
STREET NORTH U~EST

BALE VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING, 1853 FIRST
STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust beins
instrument No. 81. and recorded March .. 1929
among the land records Of the District Of Co
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will
sell at public suction IN front Of the prem
AUGUST. AID. 1922. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm, the following described land and prem
ises. situate In the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being lot 242 in L. e.
Henry's subdivision Of part Of original lot Il
in square $50. As per plat recorded in the sur
veyor's ONCE Of the District of Columbia in
Book Al. folio 7s.
Of trust for 81 500 with interest at per cent.
due December 20, 1924; subject also TO a sec
ond deed Of trust for about $780, and the
amount over and above said deeds of trus!
to be paid In cash. $500 deposit required
upon acceptance Of bid. ConveyancinE. re.
cording and revenue stamps at purchaser
cost. Terms Of sale to be complied with
within 30 days from day of sale or deposit
forfeited. A.vTI& 4 VERNON o npHh1S. pIrL9S.
aul l-d&daeYSu Trustees.
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PUBLIC sALy-woooXAN BALL sIruAr-
eS 1. oxo. E.u district iL!v:sgstoa state
.oad) ~ miles from District !!ne, consisting
sale At FIVE PM, AUGUST FIFTEEN.
Deposit Of 500 time Of sale. au2-10ts
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THOMAS !. OWEN & son. AUCTIoNEERs.
Three 2-story brick dwellings,,
Nos. 453 New York ave. NV.
and 454 and 456 Browns
court, in rear of above, at

By authority vested In Us we will sell at
public auction. In front Of the premises on
THURSDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF AU-
GUST. 1922. AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
P. NJ. lots 50. 72 and 73 in square 514. i'm
proved as above.
one, tuo and three years with interest at 8
per cent per annum. secured by 4 deed OF
trust up0n the ;S'd o. AZ cash.
upon acceptance Of bid. Conveyancing. re-
cordnE and revenue stamps at purchaser 9
cost. Sale to Be closed within 80 days or
su5-5t. e1su THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. Auets.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs
fSmA<tAanA
FOR sAIE-HoUsEs.

ConI.1ee.--
18th AND GIRARD STREETS.
Tn section Of rising vahes new good buys
brick construction with breakfast and sleeping porches
porch hardwood floors and trim; hot-wate neat eece
lights, bu]tin garage Price, $I25oo on convenient terms
CHEVY CHASE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
large 0t FTse '
BLOOMINGDALE. CLEVELAND lnNI an.
SSs se $50 feet sp
AsA" A1e' Price,
CHEVY CHASE.
beautiful home frame and stone construction; rooms
hotate heat electric lights front and sleeping porch
Possession with title Price $I115o, easy terms 43
j McKEEVER & GOSS
1415 Eye Street. - Nam H5z.
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,rr HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
Realtors.
7...u Il s, NV Phone Main 1923
CHEVY CHASE-$15,25o .,.,.
plan
decorate shruhhy
IRVING ST.-$Io5oo.
A we'll
electric light. hot wsr msas laff.
BUSINESS ZONE-$Ioooo
awn.g located !. The s.:
can easily be
be converts into a
BRICK BUNGALOW-$oo5o .sa
hot
porhlau in arranged
SAULS ADDITION-$I265o
nunuuauy three bad
psc dGe
E' ~ = = - - :
NEAR 18TH AND KENYON STS-$o75o
s buy s.s NJ eea; P.i. iron, s
all
cash.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATn>BOARD
1884 H St. NV. Phone Main 1923.
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AUCTION sALEs
FtpTun8 .HAyS,

ADAM A. wEsCHLER AuCTfONSER.
gTUpEsAKER touRfNe CAR BY Auc-
TI0N, TO PAY STORAGE CHARGES,
on SATURDAY, AUGUST -. ls22, AT II
O'CLOCK NOON, win sell By public auctJpp.
a front q TIE safesrooms Of Adama A. Wssea-
tsf. e2o Pa. ave. NV, to enforce lea for
sooE5ax eax sft ;Nith me IN H. nsme of WI
=. -. :, - loss.. . fss.....s.r. "a. ]. !.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AuCTIONEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL.
UABLE IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE, NOS. 1730la AND
1892 7th ST. NV.

BY virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia. in Equity Cause
No. 1924. the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale at Pnblie = :g%etion; % in = front Of the
6!c, oE cA AUGUST 1922. Ar F9UK.THIRTY
419. beginning for the same at q point 100
feet from the northeast corner Of said square
on the line of 7th street. and running thence
south % feet. thence west 100 Meet, thence
north % feet and thence east 100 feet to the
beginning, assessed for taxation as lot $40.
Terms: .one-third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash, the balance in two equal
installments. payable In one and two years
with interest At per cent per annum. payable
by deed of trust upon the property sold. or
all cash, at the option Of the purchaser. A
deposit Of 500 required at time Of sale All
eonvcy,ncinI. recording. revenue stamps and
Of sale to be complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale.
TRACY L. JEFFORDs,
Continental Trust Building.
18th and H ats. NV,
G. PERCY McGLUE
sos z st. NV,
1y27.d&ds. .exsu Trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.
d. R. SMITH & son. AUCTIONEERs.
OWNERS SALE.
Public Auction
of
Valuable Property.
No. 713 10th St. NE.

On the Premises,
Monday, August ID, at 2:15 PM
Improved by 4 2-story brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: A deposit Of 500 require.
of purchaser at the time Of sale. Cash al
over a-st deed Of trust OF 81 800. Sett!e:ner
" =. r. sM!ru Z son. AucrIoNEsRs.
SctS OTIS p NV. nsc:e Co.C=b.1 e46s.
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BEAUTIFUL CORNER ON 9TH ST. NE

BEAUTIFUL CORNER ON 9TH ST. NE.
5000.
residence tapestry brick practically new Pea way
below market effect immediate sale Howater heat
lights Deep paved alley. Garage Large front and rear
porehes Laundry Must be to appreciate Sooo
cash and per month Investigate before is too late
WILLIAM S. PHI L FPS,
14oo New York Ave Phone Main 1000.
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$3.50.

$3.50.
EASY TERMS
Sa:e sors-e .-oa can: .oo.s s.d bsts
s-v.s.. e!ee.: po.eaes :.ost asd rear; house
yor ts.s hor.. today. cs,i Main ssoo. % '7'"
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN
~ l9th st. Main $500
Two-Family Apartment.
.,.S CSSn,snisntiy us iss.ted west of 18th st. and
other. Separate entrances and separate heat.
Ing plants. Double rear porches. Price. fS.-
oO0 Easy terms.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1854 st. NV. Phone Main 1o2S
10Th ST. HEIGHTS-$14,ooo.
Beautiful corner. tapestry built home.
containing 2 rooms and bath. Has hot water
heat. electric lights hardwood floors, large
'front.' and rear porches. Terms.
MT. PLEASANT.
Three e-story brick; ten large rooms and bath ;
large front. rear and sleeping porches: hot.
water heat. electric lights; garage: within
and terms reasonable.
PETWORTH-$1o,ooo.
Preston-built homo, contafning six rooms
and bath; nearly new; every modern couven-
ie9ce; open fireplace; floor plugs; hot-water
heat: electric lights: garage; deep lot. 81, 500
essh. balance like rent.
rHs REALTY L INVEST. CORPORATION
7s5 ,sta S.. NJ NJ. oeos
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CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK.
Beautiful, detached, colonial
home, located in prettiest part of
Macomb ST., near Conn. ave-,
having II large rooms, 3 baths
and built-in garage. Owner, a
colonel, ordered away and has
made a special price to sell at
once. Vacant, ready for imme-
diate occupancy.
HARRY A. KITE,
1914 K St. NV. Main 4846.
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NEAR THE NEW SACRED
HEART CHURCH-SIo. 2so.

NEAR THE NEW SACRED
HEART CHURCH-$1o,25o.
Substantially built and charminsly
finished home: u block OF 18th 1t. /;
one of the coolest spots In Warrington:
rooms; every modern convenience;
open fireplace in large living room, oak
noors, built-in refrigerator, concrete
front porch and very large double rear
porch; terms can be nicely arranged.
BRIGHTWOOD-$6,75o.
Positively the best buy ever offered
In this beautiful section; owner obliged
to sell: Groom colonial brick home
thoroughly modern; spacious front porch,
h.-w.h-. elec: lights, complete bath.
newly painted and papered throughout:
inspect at once before 1t II too late;
easy terms.
PETWORTH-$1o,o5o.
Located On teh prettiest corner in Pet.
worth, beautiful Groom home; high ele-
vation; size Of lot 85x120; thoroughly
modern and In excellent condition; own
ef Obliged to sell. Spacious concrete
front porch; double rear porch; abun-
dance Of shrubery and flowers. This
house was built for q home and not to
sell. Attractive terms.
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CHEVY CHASEA$13,ooo.

A most attractive and individual
southern colonial home, near Conn ave:
ON q 60-foot lot; has bedrooms ana
two complete baths. b. H.; eiee. ngnts.
hardwood floors, open fireplace. garage
owner leaving town and has price ex-
ceptionally low; easy terms.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

SauPS Addition.
An individually built and comparatively new
detached home. It contains four large bed
shower. 2 finished rooms in the attic, unusually
large living room with stone fireplace Espe-
eiapy selected electric nxtures and decora tions
Eite. lights, h.-w.h, hardwood floors In per-
feet condition throughout. Lot 46xl42 With
attractive shrubbery. Price. 4l4,5OO.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
133A Ut. NV. Phone Main 102S
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ADAM A. wEscHLER, Aucr1oSEER.

ADAM A. wEscHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Inn
proved Real Property, Known
as Premises No. 917 French
Street Northwest, No. 1922
9Th Street Northwest, No.
1924 9Th Street Northwest and
No. 1914 Pennsylvania Ave
nue. Southeast, to Close an
Estate.
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TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Mrs. Hyde's VIII Probaied
Son and Daughter Get Greater
Portion of Fortune

The viii o. Mrs. Annie Fitch Hyde.
widow o. Henry B. Hyde. founder Of
the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
was fled In the Surrocates' Court yes
ierday. Mrs. Hyde died on June % AZ
Saratoga.
Mrs. Hyde bequeaihed s5O0OO 20 the
Presbyterian Hospital. $4,000 10 the
New York Orthopmdic Dispcnsary and
Hospital. $4,000 20 the Babies Hos
pital and $4,000 20 the Woman Hos
p.tal. Two servants receive annuities
of $500 and 81 200 respectively. and a
bcques. o. $4,000 Is left 20 Henry /.
Rippc. q Gi5 West End Avenue.
James Hazen Hyde. now living IN
Paris. formerly vico-prcs.dert of the
Equitable and son Of the ;cstatrix.
receives one-haif of the resiluary es-
tate. o life interest in the remaining
half being lot d Mrs. Mary 3. Scott.
of Hampstead. /. l., a daughter. upon
whose death the principal Of the trust
fund will be divided among her chill
lrcr
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Mrs. ". K. Vanderbilt I'd
Leases Ne,cport Cottage
Spcr.ai Dispatch % Tie Tribune

fIfNINI IHYnfrN 70 4Nf tFtP+N'
NEWPORT. June os.- Mrs.. William
X. Vanderbilt % has leased Gravel
Court. the Clay street cottage of Nfs.
James +. d. Lanier. Mrs Vanderbilt
will be accompanied By her daughters,
the Misses Mgricl and C0nsuelO Van
Cerbiit.
The Rev. R0ior'ck Terry. D. D. pres-
.dont Of the Redwood Library. has been
empowered by tie beard 81 governor
% arrange FOR suitable ccictratlo1 in
honor ol tic 18Th ann rersary OF that
Institution. On September !.
Tho Wilson estate on Narrarar 90
Avenue was opened to-day for the csc
pectod ar.rya. of Mr. and Nrs. Robert
Goc.ct tomorrow. Their ball on jI.y
: will De The arst big catertairmen. ,.
the season. Invitations t0r tac a-alr
were sent by telegraph.
Mr. and MIs. William .torrs Wells
arrived TO-DAY 90 occupy ClefWude, ,I
Bellevue Avenue. for the season.
Mr. Lorii.ari spencer has engaged
reservations - the Hi Top lIn for
Saturday. as has Mr. 4. j.. B. Fratt,
o. New YORK
Former Governor r. Livingston
Bcsckman entertained party o.
friends from Providence o. Lands End
TO-DAY, The guests coming o. Nr.
Bccckman's power boat shark.
Mr. Cornelius II. Tanecman. o. New
York. has arrived and joined Mrs.
Tangemaa at the knight cottage
Mrs. John Clinton Cray Who 1As
been .n New FORK the last few days
returned tvs evening and IS a. the
Muenchinger King.
Nr. stuyvesant Fish. who has been
In Newport looking over Cr1ssways,
his Ocean Avenue property has gone 70
New York.
Mis-. Gertrude I. Hayward, o. Bos-
ton. and Miss Julian il Nor,ningion'
Of Dcdham, have occupied beaen cot
tace Nss. ard for the season.
ocean N.cw. ihe Believe Avente
prorcrtv Of Mr. OrdCl NILS. VII D.
opened Monday FOR bis arrival. lie WI,
bo accomranicl by bis niece ana
nerhrv Niss Barbara Sands and
Master Winthrop Sands.
SIR and Mrs. jerome Napoleon Bona
narte opened the Morrfl cottage on
0crre Point for .hc season to-day.
Sir. Robert Gould Shaw 20 arrived
from Boston to-day and is az Gull
Rock.
Sir. and Mrs. William Woodward
were registered az the Newport Coun-
try Club FOR the season to-day.
Mrs. Forsythc W.ckes. of New 1ork,
who Is 81 Zee Rust FOR The season reg
,.tored TODAY 50 the Casino.
Mrs. Frederick Marqua-d Goodwin,
formerly Miss Mildred R.ges. has ar
rived from Ncw YoTk
d. and Mrs Synotf ~ Mount Claire.
=. " are registered az the Msen-
chirrc- King for few days.
Mrs. William Gammeil arrived from
Providence TODAY. and has occupied
her villa. Northside. for the summer.
,lr and Mrs. James 3. Duke. who
will be AZ the Lathrop Ames estate FOR
the season, @re expected on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
William Rock, OH Stage
30 Years, Dies in Hospital
Actor Appeared in Many Pro-
duciions of National Repu.
taiion; Was 10 Years Old

PHILADELPHIA, June 28.-William
Rock, who had been thirty years an
actor and was one OF the best dancers
on the stage, died last night at the
National stomach Hospital here. He
appeared with Frances White in the
Ziegseld Midnight Frolic" a few years
ago and in the first season Of Raymond
Hitehcock's "Ilitchy koo.' Later be
had his own production in New York.
silks and Satlns.'
he was born iu Evansville. Ind.
forty-aine years ago, and began his
stage career with Ward and Nokes. he
was member with Maud Fulton OF
the famous team Of Rock and Fulton.
10 was playing az the Keith Theater
here about five weeks ago wnen he was
stricken and taken 70 the hospital.
He is survived By MS wife, VINO was
Gladys Tilbury. an English actress.
whom he married four years ago. and
by a sister, Mrs. II. c. Mitchell, OF
Pittsburgh, Pa. His home was az l76
West Seventy.sccond Street, New York.
Funeral services will be held here
tomorrow. lnterment will be at Bowl
ing Green, Ky, his mothers home.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Polish Charge and Wife
To Visit AShGeid. Mass.

From Tho Tr.bpnc's Washington B4rc0a
WASHINGTON. June 2s The
Charge d'Afaircs Of the Polish lega-
ton and Nine. Kwapiszewska Will
leave Washington. Friday. for Ash
field. Ma. where they viii be guests
of Nir. ard Mrs. Edwin Shattuck IN
their summer home.
Mrs. Watson Freeman Clark, with
he. daughter. Miss Charlotte Freeman
Clark. will 20 90 her summer place
at Sandwich. Cape Cod. Mass, tO-mor-
row. 70 remain until October. They
vii be- io.nCj later in the summer by
The retiring Chief Of Finance Of the
War Department. Brig Gen. i VI.
Lord. aad Ms Lord were the guests
of honor az reception this evening
which the cfhcers and civilian person
mel of tho Trance division gave al
Wgrdmon Para Hotel
Dr and Mrs l.. W. EuGster enter
tanned at buffet supper this evening
ir commitment TO their daughter. Miss
Elizabeth EuCster, and Major Dabncy
Otey Elliott. T.. 6. a.. whose marriage
viii take place tomorrow.
Scnor Don Emiliano Chauorro, Min
istcr Of Nicaragua. and Nine Chamor-
TO. accompanied hy Miss Adela Emf
ouce.. have rolc 90 New YORK, where
tncy will make q snort visit before
proceeding % Atlantic CITY 90 spend
some days.
Mrs. Weller. wife of Senator Weller
or MARYLAND. has closed her apartment
IL Watdmau Park Hotel ard has gone
10 Boston. whore she viii join the Sec
rotarv Of War and Irs Necks over
july {.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

to-day 90 the Orchards. their summer
home in Hll Street, where they VIII
pass the summer.
Major and Mrs. Theron g.. Strong
will pass the summer with Mrs. Strong
mother. Mrs. Henry Asher KobDing. o.
Asher House, the lattcr5 summer
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy II. Stewart will
arrive Thursday and viii Doe 20 their
summer home. Scaward. on First Neck
Lane. FOR the summer. Their caleh-
ter. Miss Einor Stewart, VIII bee with
thcm.
MIS- Robert s. pcaholy. who arrived
recently from Europe where She fas
been travelling with Mrs. Thomas d..
Barber since the early spring, arrived
to-day 60 pass the summer vita acr
uncle, NJ. Samuel J.. Parrish, 80 bis
home in Main street. Tomorrow
Miss Emily Nichols Hatch. president
OF the National Association OF Women
Painter and Scuiptors, and ila ".
Fl zabc;h Price. an active member oi
the same organization. VIII arrive 90
be the guests Of Nf. Parrish over fnc
Fourth Of July Nine Berthe Efza'
French dramatic soprano, also VIII al
rive Friday % be- the guest OF Mr.
Parrish. Mime. Era win be the so-
prano soloist 20 the concert 90 be given
sunday night in the Parrish Art
Museum, under the auspices Of the
Southampton Choral Society.
Mr. Montague ilacg, who viii 20.
turn from Europe July !. has rented
Mre. Henry H-ushl North Cottage be
Halscy's Neck Lane. where she w.!l
pass the summer with her young
daughter
Mr and Mrs. Duncan ELLSWORTH are
giving an luforma. dinner dance
THURSDAY light 90 the Shunecock iii.ls
clubhouse for thoir daughter Florence
Ellsworth. and her tance, Nr. Howard
u. McFadlen. who arc 90 be married
Friday afternoon. One hundred and
fifty quests have been invited.
Among those booked 90 arrive o. tnc
Meadow Club for July are Mrs. James
r. ShcHeld aad her son. Mr. Frcdcr'cs
sheffield: Miss =. Ethel Wickham. Mr.
Edwin $. Schcnck. Mr. and ,irs. Card
ncr IS. Brown. their daughter. bliss
Katherine y. Brown. Mrs. Joel Bene-
dict Erhardt and Mr Ernest 4. Ihom-
sor Alrcadr Mrs William {. Gu!iifer
and Mrs Charles Barney arc at the
Meadow Club.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Rear Admiral Kline,
ReiiredNavyOmcer,
Dies at BOundBrOOk
Was President of Court Of
Inquiry Which Invcsligat'
edFlighi of Three Officers
From Rockaway to Canada

Rear Admiral George ". Kline, who
served nd ,hirty-siy years in thc navy
when he retired abou, a year ego, died
yesterday a. bis home In Bound Brook,
n. J. Until about two months ago be-
was under treatment 40 the Nayai Hos
pital IN Washington. he was ffiy.o ght
years old. There is to be- "a military
funeral 40 p. M. Saturday. lntcrncrt
will be In Rcadington, y. j. llc BIS
survived by his wife
Admiral Kline vas president ~ tho
court Of inquiry which Investigated
the balloon flight of three naval officers
from the R0ckaWay air station into
Canada two years ago.
lie was born Boz Pennington, y. j.
ard was graduated from the United
States Naval Academy in 1883. llo be-
came commander In 100, and n cap-
tain in 1912. he served 0r thc L. s s.
Annapolis during the spa1ish-Amcr.-
can War.
Ills later ass rnmonfs included posts
as executive ollcor 0n tho T.. s.. B.
Raleigh. duty a. the navy recruiting
station. New York Cify 19Oj-'O1I, .rrf-
ice on the T.. s. s. Georgia uf executive
officer. and command of tho O.. $. 81.
Castine in 1909 and 1910
From 1910 20 1912 hc wag inspector
Of ordnance ~ Philadelphia and Cam.
don. Tie was commander ef fno rsfal
station 90 Guantanamo. Cuba. il i'i J.,
and 1913, and later commander ~ 'ro
l.. S. S. Idaho and tho Vermont. in
December. 1915. he was appointed "a
member OF the board of inspection aoi
survey.