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The New York herald., 1922-08-18
Brilliant Assemblage at the Casino Shows More Than
the Usual Enthusiasm.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HEnsALp
New PORT, r. l.. Aug. 17.-IEtcnse heat
to-day drove every one into the lightesi
clothing ana most of the younger SET
were about early and sought the shady
places at the Casino to witness the ten
mis- games.
The day was marked by several en-
tertainments and was split up In char
acter. Among the luncheons were those
given by Mrs. Henry Ciaws at the
Rocks and Mrs. George Henry Warrer
at Seafelds. There were also severa
smaller parties at Hill Ton Inn.
Later In the afternoon there was Q
reception on board the battleship Wyo
ming, given by Rear Admiral John b
Mcdonald and his staff There wa:
dancing on the main deck and the Of
ficers received their guests under q
canopy Of palms and hydrangeas.
Dinners were numerous tonight. Mrs
Vanderbilt entertained at the Breakers
Mrs. r. Gould Shaw I'd gave a dinner
at Gull Rock Cottage and Mr.. and Mrs
Woodbury. Blair also gave a dinner
Others to entertain this evening wore
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden II. Hammond, Mr.
lnu hfS. W. bOdnbs lsoeW did @''i .
Lewis G. Morris.
Future entertainments will bring Q
dinner tomorrow evening by Mr.. anc
Mrs James w. Gerard and also ont
by Mrs. Brady Hartman The guest:
will go later to Mirimar for the ball &
be given by DR. and Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Suf'
fern Taller will give a large dinner al
Honeysuckle Lodge tomorrow evening.
The large ball a. Villa Rosa to bt
given Saturday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
William Fahnestock will have severa
novel decorative features and there vii
be two orchestras playing for dancing.
Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer will give
dinner party Sunday.
The gathering at the Casino to-day
was the largest of this year. Not only
did the spectators shift from the grand
stand to other courts and back, hut
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there was more enthusiasm and applause
than usual
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Tangeman and
their daughter. Miss Violet Tangeman
came in the morning. Mrs. George u.
Widener. who had friends with her,
wore a becoming costume OF light purple
crepe in one piece. Her pink hat was
decorated with pink grapes and she
carried a small scarlet parasol.
Cen. and Mrs. William Elliott Wilder.
who had guests in their box. and Capt.
and Mrs Rufus H. Johnston were again
in attendance.
Mrs. jerome y. Bonaparte was
accompanied by her daughters. Miss
Blanche Strebeigh. Mrs. Bonaparte
was in pale green chiffon and her large
side with white flowers. Miss Strebegh
wore a gown of pink canton and a light
purple frame hat with a velvet band.
Mr. r. Livingston Bceckman had sew
erai friends in his party, including Mrs.
Marsden Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Board
man from Boston and Messrs. Elliott
Rogers from California and James w,
Barney and Edgar Leonard from Now
York
Miss Florence Loew was In. an at
tractive gown OF white chiffon with
bands OF wide ecru lace and brown
straw hat She carried Panama
parasol.
Others present were Gen. and Mrs.
.ames Parker. Dr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Hamilton Rice. Mrs. Ogden II Ham
mond, Mrs.. Seymour Johnson. Mr.. and
Mrs. James w. Gerard, Miss Natalja
Willard. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis
Gillespie, Mrs. Burnham Gray, Mr.. Fred.
erick T. Frelinghuysen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oswald Chew OF Philadelphia, Lieut.. r.
c. Adams. U. S. N, DR.. Walter Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lenox Banks, Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Irsncis A. Clark. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James. Mr..
william r. Carter and Mr.. Thomas
Ridgeway.
Miss Roberta Willard came for the
first time to-day. She wore whit.
gown Of Canton crepe with pleated skirt.
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MISS MCCORMICK
MEETS MAX OSER
Doubt as to When and Where
Marriage Will Take Place.

GENEVA. Aug. 17.ZMathilde McCor-
mick had her first meeting with her
fiance. Max Oser, since her arrival in
Europe at the small village of Voltage.
near Zurich. yesterday. The fact that
they we're to meet was kept secret In an
attempt to elude the newspaper corre-
epondents.
Doubt soll exists as to when and
where the marriage OF Miss Mccormick
and Mr.. Oser will take place. Although
Mathilde's aunt, Mrs. Stanley McCor-
mick. recently rented chateau al
Prangins. where she Is entertaining a
number of American friends. Il is not
believed the ceremony will take place
there.
Hanold +. Mccormick, Mathildes
father. and his bride, Gamma walaka
are stll at Salzburg. Austria. The date
Of the visit they will make to the
Prangins chateau has not been fixed.
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FUNERAL OF JAMES KENNEDY.

Funeral services for James Kennedy.
civil engineer and author. who died Mon
day night In his home. 12s West Twelfth
street. were held last night at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. Central Park
West and Ninety-sixth street. The Rev.
David X. Wiley, a former pastor. offici'
ated The funeral procession was heade6
by three Scottish pipers, Angus Fraser.
Murdock Mckenzie and ]. Davidson.
The Slonorary pail bearers were DR..
William NJ Mclean OF Aberdeen Uni
versity; Robert Trader Munroe. DR.. John
McChrie. all of the st. Andrews So
clety Clarence n. Peacock and Harry
A. Kenny OF the Robert Burns Society
James L. Law of Philadelphia; V. Nc
Neill. B. NJ. Morgan and Robert Mo-
Combie Aud.
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A. L. TONES, YALE 's5, DIES.
Brooklyn Attorney Retired SIX
Years AgO-Was D.K.E.

Arthur L. Tones. aged 50. died yes
terday at his home. 502 Classon avenue,
Brooklyn. Until his retirement In 1916
he was member of the law firm Of
Tones. Sherk & Palmer. ~ Court street.
Brooklyn He was born In this city,
was graduated from yale University in
1885 and from Columbia Law School in
1898. He entered the law firm of Daley,
Bell G Crane. with which he was asso-
ciated until 1906. He was a member Of
the Brooklyn Bar Association, the Yale
Alumni Association of Long Island, the
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity and
Champion Council Royal Arcanum.
He leaves his wife who was Miss
Jennie +. Sthauer: his mother. Mrs.
Catherine S. Tones, and a daughter.
Miss Margaret Tones.
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MR.. DEPEW MAKES
SPEECH IN BERKSHIRES
Theodore Roosevelt to Build
Home Near WilliomstoUn.

LENox. Mass, Aug. l7.-Mr. Chaun-
cey M. Depew delivered his annual ad-
dress to summer residents Of Lenox and
townspeople under the auspices Of the
Chamber of Commerce in Sedgwick Hall
tonight.
Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt. Assistant Sec
retary Of the Navy. Is to build sum-
mer home on the Heartu,ell estate in
Vermont. near Williamstown. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roosevelt and family have spent
most of the summer on the place and
like IL SO we'll there they will remain.
Dr. and, Mrs. John Dodge Peters are
back In Great harrington from an au-
tomobile trip to Plymouth and Cape
Cod.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Fahnestock in
vited the Berkshire Changers to be
their guests at Eastover, their LenoS
estate, to-day. The flower and vcge.
table gardens were opened> for inspec.
tion and were greatly admired.
Mrs William b. Osgood Field. Mr.
and Mrs. George Il. Turnure, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Roscoe Bonsal and Mr.. and Mrs
David T. Dana are leaving Lenox to.
morrow for a week end visit with Mrs
Raymond T. Baker at her camp a.
Raquette Lake, Adirondacas.
Mrs. George Grcnvile Merrill oi
Stockbrdge is visiting friends in Co
bourg Ont.
The Rev. Mr.. Merrill has the Rev
winfred Ziegler. Episcopal Archdeacor
of New Mexico. as his guest at the rec.
tory In Stockbridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Russell and thei,
guest. Mrs. Henry Walker Bishop. Win
we're at the Aspinwai Hotel in 'Lenox
returned to Middletown Conn, to-day.
Mr.. Augustus Lukenan, sculptor. has
completed at his Stockbridge studio 4
tablet to be placed at Amiens, France.
Mr.. Stanton Garfield left williams.
town to-day for Georges Mills. ". H.
where he will visit his fiancee, Miss
Lucy Hodges, and her mother. Mrs
George Hodges of Baltimore.
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IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
ur. md Mrs. williams Burden ca
10 climb Mount Washington.

specsot Dispatch TO THE NEW YonK HERALD
BRETON WOODS. n. H., Aug. 17.--Mr
and Mrs. Williams Burden and j. Cor
don Douglas. Jr., OF Newport. who are
at the Mount Pleasant House. motoyed
to Crawford Notch to-day TO arrange
for the ascent OF Mount Washington to-
morrow.
Col. and Mrs. william Hayward mo-
tored to the Mount Pleasant House from
Saratoga yesterday and this morning
proceeded to Jefferson.
Major-General Sir Edward Morrison
of Ottawa. Ontario. and Lady Morrison.
with her son. Capt. Tripp. Is at the
Mount Washington Hotel for a short
stay. At the Mount Pleasant from
Montreal are Mr. and Mrs. George II.
smitners and Dr. A. O. Blackader.
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GoSS ESTATE TO FAMILY.
widow and Children Get s35o,ooO
Left by Printing Press Inventor.

spectdi Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HrnLp
CHICAGO. Aug 1.-THE will of Samuel
G. Goss, inventor of the printing press
bearing his mama and president OF the
Goss company leaves most of hts $780,
900 estate to his widow, Mrs. Louise
c. C;oss OF Chicago The will was ad-
pnittcd to probate to-day.
Il provides s25o.o00 trust for the
benefit OF Mrs. Goss and leaves $4,000
cash bequests to Mrs. Louise Goss
Elliott. his daughter. ma 70 Samuel @.
Goss. Jr., his son.
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DANCE AT NARRAGANSETT.
Mr. md Mrs. g. G. Dempsey Enter
tain for sons Fiancee.

speciai Dispo,ch 10 THE NEW YoRK HE#atp.
NARRAGANsETT PIER. II. L.. Aug. IL
Chief among the social events at Mar
ragansett Pier to-day was large recep-
ton and dance given az the Hotel de La
PLACE tonight by Mr.. and Mrs George
C. Dempsey Of Boston In honor Of Mrs.
pierce n. Butler Of New York ann
Southampton. fiance6 Of their son. Mr..
Gerald Dempsey. Mrs. Butler, who Is
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Morgan }.
O'Brien of New York. is a guest at the
Pnes--the Dempsey villa
A hundred and nifty or more were
present at the reception tonight and
there was dancing and a buffet supper
in forest interior Of green relieved by
many baskets of pink gladioli.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Tucker Of New
York have Joined Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
q. Robinson Of Camden At che Massa.
soft
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SELL THIRTEEN THEATERs.

BosroS. Aug 17.-Bank Commissions
Joseph c. Allen announced to-day that
he had petitioned the Supreme judicial
Court for permission to sell thirteen
playhouses. making UP the Empire cir
cult, which are the property of the closed
Cosmopolitan Trust Company. The pur-
chase whose name was not revealed, Is
willing to pay s550,0O0 for the property
Il was stated.
The theaters are located at Portland
Me- Newburyport. waltham and Fall
River. Mass, and Newport, r. I.
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AsHMUN FUNERAL TODAY.

Funeral services will be held to-day
for Alonzo Augustus Ashmun. retired
public school principal or 1867 Bergen
street. Brooklyn. who died Tuesday a.
Windham. Greene county. y. ", u his
year. He was principal of
Public Schools No. 65. SO and G.
in the East New York section and 1T
l.. s. rs. in Wyona street, Brooklyn.
He leaves his wife, a son and daughter.
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II. OTIS NEWMAN.

II. Otis Newman, a founder Of the
Plainfeld. N. j., Y. NJ. c. A.. and for
many years connected With the Boicc
Runyon Lumber Company. died yester-
day in his home. 112 West Fifth street,
Plainfeld. He leaves his wife. two
daughters and three sons.
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PUBLISHER TO WED ARTIST.
d. X. waiiingford. Divorced, Il
Marry Miss Greene.

Daniel Krkwood Wallingford, 81
years old. Of 10 West Sixteenth street.
a publisher. and Miss Margaret Wins
Greene. OF the same age. OF ,571 Park
avenue. an artist, obtained n marriage
license In the Municipal Building yes
;erday. Mr.. wallingford was born in
ST. Paul. Mimi. son Of Charles A..
wallingford. On May 4. 1920, he and
Mrs Eta Wallingford were divorced at
Tort Worth. Texas. Miss Greene was born
in st. Louis. Mo-, and Is a daughter OF
Frank w. Greene. This will be her first
marriage The couple are to be married
no morrow in the Marble Collegiate
CNurch.
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COOLIDGE STARTS EAST.

SEATTLE. Aug. IL. -yice-President
Coolidge was enthusiastically greeted
when he visited this city yesterday. He
told a theater full OF people that Amer
lea was on the road back 70 prosperity.
This afternoon he visited Tacoma, re-
turning here In the evening and taking
steamer to return East BY way OF
Vancouver, B. c.
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WILLIAM ". BURGESS.

William II Burgess, aged 81. deputy
clerk Of the Sixth District Municipal
Court, Brooklyn. and active In Repub-
lican politics of the Twelfth Assembly
District for many years. died yesterday
In his home. $40 Thirteenth street.
Brooklyn. after an illness of three
weeks. He was born In Brooklyn and
had served in the offices Of the Sheriff
and the Register. He leaves his wife
and a daughter Margaret.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18
KINGS SISTER TO WED.

CoPESHAcEN. Aug. 17.--The National
Tidende learns that King Christian has
given permission for the early marriage
or his sister, Princess Dagrnar. to the
former Lieutenant of Guards. named
Castenskold. who only recently returned
10 Denmark after a two years stay in
Ala ska.
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MISS APPLEToN,s WEEPING.

Mr.. and Mrs H. Murray La Mont
Of 100 Central Park South. who are at
present at Ccdarhurst. L. T.. announce
that the marriage OF their daughter.
Miss Mary Appleton. to Mr. William
Harmon Brown Sd will take place in st.
Thomas's Church October 4. A small
reception will follow at the Plaza. Miss
Appleton Is a granddaughter OF Mr.. Ed
ward I Horsman and niece Of the late
Edward /. Horsman, Jr.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18
MncDoNNELL-McNULTY.

Miss Amanda Antoinette McNulty.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gas
Ken McNulty of 122 East Seventy-sixth
street was married In this city yester-
day 10 Mr.. Allan Ronald MacDonnell,
son Of Mrs. MacDonrell and the late
Alexander MacDonncll OF Toronto.
Aftor a motor trip the couple will live
In Montclair.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Monday, August IA, small black
leather bag, near subway station. 10th st..
foot OF Lenox av., containing mans toilet
case marked wv. NJ. b." also lady's wear
ing apparel and toilet articles. Finder Will
be suitably rewarded. Notify w. NJ. BANGS,
81 Rushing place, Bridgeport. Conn.
LosT-on August N. in taxi, between the
Grand Central Station and 3sth St, pair
Of gold mounted glasses. 81 reward for the
return ~ same 20 20 East 26'h 81.
LOsT-Sheli glasses. st. Pstricks. August
H. between Cathedral and 9Th av. Kindly
return 20 81 West 50th st. reward. .
IOST-Biack brief case. on 9th av. elevated /.
reward. Return 10 room i7i5, lis Broad
a
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swEETHEART or TWAIN DIES

RENO. New. Aug. 17.-Mrs. Eugene
Mara. said to have been the frst whit,
child to arrive in Carson City. New, ana
reputed TO have, been the sweetheart ~
Samuel l.. Clemens mark Twain), when
he was In Nevada, died In Carson City
last night. She was 70 years oil.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18
JeweIry.

LosT-Poar shaped pearl scarfpln marked
G10TT. NJ the Hotel Ambassador. be-
tween o'clock =. NJ, August 10. and 10 80
A. NJ August II. Reward N returned to
u E. CALDWELL & CO., Chestnut and
Juniper sis.. Philadelphia. Pa.
LOsT-Eight pearls. on August IL; suitable
reward for their return: no questions
asked. ERNST. FOX & CANE. 25 West
4Sd st.
TOST-Watch, gold. on triangular pin, 9th
az bus or 45th ST., between 5th-6th avs
wednesday morning. about II 30: reward.
c,rrC-ENEy IL West 45th.
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Wearing Apparel.

LosT-Monday. August IL. light brown fur
neckpiece. one skin, left on train. Stam-
ford local. leaving Grand Central Station III
standard time. liberal reward. Phone Port
chester lf0.
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tU1ft 70 tNtFF TVNFN I1FsFNI7FT'
Copyright, 1921, by THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin. Aug. II.
Miss Mary Tumulty. daughter OF
oseph p. Tumulty. who was President
Wilson's secretary, and who was injured
I'm motor accident that caused the
death of Mrs. r. McCahiil of New York.
Is now in a small convent hospital at
weilheim, where she VIII be confined
for a month with a fracture OF the hip
The American Consulate has arranged
for the shipment OF Mrs. McCahiil's
body 70 New York.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18
IN MEMORIAM.

Dowp.- loving memory OF Katharine A.
Dowd. who died August is, 1921. May
her soul rest In pence,
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

Mrs. Barclay Ulman and her daugh-
ter, Miss Audrey B. Ulmarf are at AK
les Bains. France.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

Mr.. Philip Rhinelander is a guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Spotswood d. Bowers at
Lakelands. Cooperstown, ". Y.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18
At washington Hotels.

New York arrivals at Washington
hotels include:
The Willard-Stephen Goble. r. Fl
Kimball. Mics Jeane Lamar, Nathaniel
Atkins Philip Devl,n. w. III. Clark. J. r
Little. T.. r. Patterson, T. H. Watkins
C. A. Marone c. c. Paulding, W G.
Brewer and Donald NJ Bnodie.
The Raleigh-LAcey Walker. A. Rog-
ers, S. Blokeman. Mrs. w. F. Glenn. Mr.
w. r. Glenn and Mrs. II. Haughton.
The Ebbitt-Carl c. Coster.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert H. Gary will re-
turn to Jericho, l.. l.. from Colorado
Springs late this month.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. b. Ogden Chisolm are at
Breton Woods. N. H.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter III. b. Freiing-
huysen will go to Morristown. ~ j.
after their stay in the Adirondacks.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

Mr. and Mrs. Duncan S. Ellsworth
gave a luncheon At Pierre's to-day for
Mrs. j. Magee Ellsworth
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Giraud Foster Of Lenox
ire at the Ritz-Carlton also Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cudahy of Chicago.
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MISS TUMULTY IN
HOSPITAL IN GERMANY
Body of Mrs. McCdhW Being
Shipped to NeU York.
NeW fnrk HernId Burrau,
Berlin. Aug. IL.

Special Gable to THE NEw YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921, by THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

DIR. Otto Wiedfeldt Ambassador OF
Germany to the United States, who Is
now in Berlin. will sail for this country
on August "a to resume his duties here
It Is expected that Mime. Wiedfeldt will
accompany him.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

Mr. and Mrs. Carroll l.. Wainwright.
who have been with Mrs. Wainwright's
father, Mr. George Jay Gould. and his
bride In Europe, areSreturning on the
Aquitania due this afternoon
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs Edwin S. Townsend of
Center Island. Oyster Bay, are at North
East Harbor. Me-, before going to their
camp at the North Woods Club in the
Adirondacks
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

A luncheon was given in the Japanese
Garden at the Rit2-Carton yesterday by
Mrs. John Wanamaker. Jr., for Miss
Mary B. Warburton of Philadelphia
Among others who entertained there
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus L. Patterson
and Miss Isabel Pell, whose guests in
cluded Mrs Juan Mayor.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

Mr.. Matthew Astor Wilks. who is in
Holland, will leave there for London
next week He will sail for New York
on board the Aquitania September 3
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

The Ambassador Of Spain and Nine
dc Riano will go 10 Philadelphia on Sat
urday to witness the Davis cup tennis
matches. in which a group of Spanish
players are taking part. They will then
80 by motor 10 New England to make
a series of visits.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

Senor Don Juan Francisco de Car
denas, counselor of the Spanish En-
bassy, who has just returned to Wash
ington after visit In Hot Springs will
accompany the Spanish Ambassador and
Nina. Riano to Philadelphia for the ten
mis- matches
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

MIR. Sadao Saburf. Charge d'Anaires
OF Japan. gave a dinner last night for
a company of leading business men Of
japan who are in' Washington on their
way to Rio de Janeiro.
The New York herald., 1922-08-18

The President and Mrs Harding had
small company of intimate friends
from Ohio as guests at the White House
yesterday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-27
AMERICAN FORK
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

You ought to see those pretty
travelling suits and camping hats at
Chipman's for the wife or daughter
Otis Cheney and family of High
land have moved to American Fork
this week to fake their home.
Jesse RusDon has accepted posi-
ton with the Skaggs store at Provo
and began his WORK the fore part Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi Hansen of
Salt Lake spent Wednesday in Am
erican Fork with relatives and fri
ends.
Mr. and Mrs. MILFORD Bath stopped
in American Fork "Wednesday and
visited friends enroute from Salt
Lake to Gunnison.
Before going to the Canyon or
Cave or taking your summer outing,
call at Chipman's and get your suit
able camp clothing, shoes, etc. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Singleton and
family and Miss Doris Diamond mo-
torod to Springville Sunday and Wis
tied Mrs. Singleton's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mowers and otaor relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Newman and
family have moved into the residence
recently occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Jones and family. Mrs. Janc
Robinson and family will move soon
into the homo vacated by tho Now
man family, which she has purchased.
Grin Ashton, Alma Earl and G.. II.
Gordon Of the local Utah Power and
Light office were In American Fork
Canyon the latter part OF last week
working on tho light line to the now
cave and completed the work to the
extent that the cave was electrically
lighted Sunday for visitors.
Miss Reva Beck returned to her
homo here Sunday from Delta where
she spent the past nine months as a
teacher in the high school. Miss
Beck spent Friday in Salt Lake
where she went to meet two friends,
Coris and Marion Baxter. who are
enroute from California to Minnoa-
polls and who will visit Miss Beck
here.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-27

Jos. Wild is sporting" new five
passenger Maxwell car. purchased
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Briggs at
tended the U. of U. play "Thc Charm
School" at Lehi Saturday night.
A. @. Kearney and family havo
moved to Sandy after being residents
OF American Fork for the past six
months.
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Smith of Brig
ham City spent Sunday in American
Fork guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Nelson and femily.
Mrs. Luther Glddings, Miss Alice
Parker and Mrs Rhoda Parker mo-
torcd to Salt Lake Tuesday in the
interest OF the dramatic organization
Of the Third ward.
An airplane, which circled over
the town Tuesday caused little ex-
element coming lower than any
ether plane over passing over the
city. Blanks for application to :he
Citizens Training Camp were drop
ped down from the plane.
David Strassburg was able to DO
moved to his home in Highland Mon
day after being confined to tho local
hospital following an operation for
appendicitis. The operation, though
serious, was successful and the lad
10 on the high road to recovery.
Mrs. Laura Dunkley, Mrs. Emma
Bennett, Mrs. Mae Greenwood and
Mrs. Mary Nielsen entertained the
advanced Senior girls of the First
Ward NJ. /. A. at the home Of Mrs.
Dunkley Thursday nigh. Tho fore
part Of the evening was spent in
taking up Mutual work after which
games were INDUCED in and lunch
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Firmagc and
family nd Mrs. Alfoazo Chapman re-
turned home Monday cfter spending
two weeks in California. They Wis
fled Los Angeles, San Diego, Imperial
Valley ard Mr.. Tirmagc went down
Into Mexico. They report very
pleasant visit but Mr.. Firmage says
trat Utah is plenty good enough for
him.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1922-05-27

Stanley Carlisle. who enlisted in
the army about two months ago. ID
spending a short visit in Alpine with
relatives. Mr.. Carlisle will DO in
Salt Lake on Memorial Day to takc
part In the exercises held there.