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PEACH GROWERS TO
HOLD ANNUAL SHOW
lspectal q Tn. Tima-Dispatch

tsDecfal O. The Timss- Dispatch
HAMLET, y g.. July lS-Just one
" cox from today. Tuesday, July 26,
tn" second annual Cardinals sand
hills Peach show wili be held In
Hami"' An interesting and educa-
tona! program ia planned Proml-
u"nt cNper"s and authorities will
speak on Orchard Developments"
building and Maintenance Costs of
Orchards Markets. and Marketing"
and "Coneeuvatjon ~ Byproducts"
Denominations In canning and pro
serving wit be- mad. during the day
under the direction OF Mrs Jane 6
Mckimmon. STATE home demonstra-
ton agent
Tn" op"n air peach harvest festl-
val on tn" evening of July 25,h will
hriuv together tn" Young folks -he
GA folks. ;he froliCscme. and many
peach celebrities and peach queens.
m" hand concert. peach pie eating
contest. " old time square dance
IN" heavy bombastic and the melon
andn peach feast for all will make
gladstone the occasion.
Preparations are being made TO en-
terrain 5000 visitors during tho day
and night The big exhibit tent.
housing tho lucious red SIX in. peaches
VIII he lighted during the evening
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Mr.. u.t,, Cu,,I. rb,ruc.

HOPETON. VA. July lS.-Mrs
Hctsy GUSTS Thorues. aged - years
Ti"d al her home near here July 10
Sh" vas the eldest daughter OF the
lat" John n and SaIli. Savage Gus
us and wife az w. Il Thornes and
though confined for a long period to
her home. eN"rted an unusually good
influence throughout the communlty
90 which SHE was a member She is
survived 10y her husband and on.
daughter. Mrs. \ Just!s. and a mum
Der OF nieccs and n-ph"ws. also one
sister. Mrs cath-rin" Russell. OF
Park Slcy.
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Morton G.. Thalhimer,
First National Bank Bldg.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE MD July ls.-idve
pouitry-Spring chickens. Mound. 30
u 10: small to medium 3QT3G: white
l.eghorns. 2sI as: old hens 261 p.
small and white I.cEnorns. 23T2
old ROSTERS. 15Ml6. ducks 1890:
sprinS ducks. %. pigeons. pair. 80.
EGEs-Loss of native and nearby
hrsts. dozen. "a: Southern. 22123.
Rutter-Creamery.f fancy. pound. ~
cry. 34136; ladies'. $4,000: rolls, 25O
2s$ store packed. 2s626; dairy prints,
2692s; process 'buttcr, 10.
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DISPi ~ fIdSSIFItB

Ey CHAPLIN & CLARK.
Real ESJat" AucticucerS.
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Mrs. virginia Dn, White.

n N'HBIE T. w. July y Word
was received here OF the death at
ina" SYM" late sunday night 81 Mrs
virginia Day White. widow Of Or
isaac White. who was 81 years 80
age Sne was the Rraudmother %
Mrs. l.. 4 Acrec, -: ;niS city. ana is
survived hy TWO sons John O. and
George White. Of Shawsy.!.
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Eugene A. Noud.

NORFOLK. VA. July l1.-Eugene
\ Wood. - years old. SON OF Mrs
Teaanna Wood and the late : a
Wood. died at $50 O'Clock sunday
afternoon at the residence. sl5
Fourth street SiA months ago Mr
Wood sustained a strohc OF paraly-
Sis. which was followed several
weeks ago BY second stroke. and
mas sine" been confined to MS bed
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Aliens fOOt- Ease Walking Doll

The cievercst advertising novelty OF IA.
season &. tn" Aliens Foot Ease Walking
Doll. advertising Aliens Foot E:ase. ths
Antis"pttc Healing Powder for tender,
smarting. swollen feet. Every Drug Sto-.
in town has supply OF these Foot Ease
Walking Dolls to give away FREE. II
your druggist has failed 20 receive MS
supply, he can get them by sendinE n
postal 70 Allen $. Oimsted, care OF Aliens
Foot Ease, lie ROY y. Z.
Ask your Druggist today.
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Charles hunting

MONA VA. July lS.-rollowing
an operation for appendicitis.
Charles tiuntuc. prominent in
Eastern shore life died at his home
her" June % Ha is survived nv his
VII" son. Clarence Run,inr. Of
Baltimore. a daughter Mrs. Ruth
Trader. OF OAK mn two brothers.
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iARkSLEY. VA. July Is. News
mas been received her. OF the death
ia Norfolk. Va. " John A. Scott.
tormer!! ot this place. lie lied Ia
81. Nincents Hospital. after brief
illness, and was buried from his late
nome 800 EaSr Twenty-sixth Street.
Norfolk. July .
He was veteran Of thu spanish
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Ruth f.. walker.

Mrs Ruth e. Walker widow OF
James W. Walker died a, the resi-
denc- or Hugh /. Cooke. 32o7 Bar
ton Avenue. last night at $40
o'clock. She was SIS years old. Fu-
n"rsl services will be conducted at
the crave in Hollywood Cemetery at
+ O'clock tomorrow afternoon
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"ARDTOW VA July lS-Nrs.
Alic" Cutler. wife OF John r. Cutler.
of this place. died July . at ~.
home OF her daughter. Mrs J Alba-,
BritttnSham. 1919 Matthews Terrace.
West View rark Norfolk. Va Mr.,
cutler was visiting Norfolk Tor
the purpose or getting medical a,
te1tiou Tn. body was brouKht a.
her home here for interment, and
burial was ir Holl!cs Cemetery.
Besides her husband and daygh,er
Sh" - survived By a son. Alton cut
Ter. three sisters. Mrs. Lee Har, and
Mrs. Charles kilmon. OF Keller. Va,
md Mrs. Fred Iiargis. OK pnlcy. Va.
and two brothers, o j kellam and
J. Fred kelIam, OF Keller Va.
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MIsCE ILANfOrs MARKETS

CnEl QSSEEp on.
new YORK, Juiy is-,.prfouseca o.. adj
NaDrsr 70 = points though covering
o: snort. ~ tE" bulGsh census report ANA
strength -u ard T"uGer. 90: 10, har;'Is
On Jus contracts. rlNsN.-. along nifh
selling nv -"nn-Ts caused se BAGS u.sr
M cos Fiua. u.u~ Nc." 80 i yvintS
me- nlHa.' Tine g'ueuE report indicated
consumption 30 at.".i barr-'- q iun"
Sales u 80 hSrr- "'lm= crude unnIi-
nI pin. sum!u.. yellow .p,'. lN..1W
1853. July. lnt- Seu,tU.otr. .H". be,em .
No., -, al nm
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American War and 4 Mason He
was native OF the Eastern shore
but had been engaged ia ;he ship
ping business in Norfolk ;or mum
Der OF years. Surviving him are his
VIE" Annie DegGc Scott, and four
brothers. FULLY j. Scott. George r.
Scott. /. + Scott. OF u"ar Park slcy.
and william r. Scott. Of Altoona. Pa
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- " H|kIfi INK IlTN y me M
- for ca'''" VIII ." Friday SATURDAY
- Monday No cattle -Dd or N.irh.i
n'h"r 'haC these .ays
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.%AvAI. STORES

49, ; ); HAh. "a July THrpNnsins
mtE's ~. s,ocA. sso Rosn n-in Sales
rs receipts. 2.oi. shipments. :ln: stock
., '.t quot" ~. tG ID 80. T. SO
7. . II. t.!n. !ij, X. 5H NJ. So y
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William i. Miller.

Funeral services for William j.
Miller. who died in his home, 2l2
Last Marshall street sunday. viii be
held This morning at IL u'c.uck in st.
Mays Catholic Church. Buria! viii
De IA Mount Calvary Cemetery y
"isp". three daug on. son. TWO
brothers and one sister survive MIR.
MLIlnr
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SEW YcEk. July i.-Co,tun goods mar
k.i- cont uG.d 20 show strength today .ud
cotton shrns also gained. There q
SOoi --sTCns. tn me opening q. IN.
American WOODEN Company .pr!DG iaDr.cs
,i.G Dgy-rs s-r beginning TO p.ac. Oras-s
Res u.tH indicated po-S 10" Cugtai.mcnI
% raw SILK production n N"naham.
HIr.ps Se~" strcrgcr Hroad s.lhs ,pg
sports wrag sod u!ish y
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CHrC.co ,n.IS v,uxv.r

'HlSAGc. July is-tneaslr"s. 0s.r he
al 'tF!'" outlook i-nd"d 20 bring about
NtFNitN h.sh"T average - Iglc.s to-
"n"a' 'nday. despite unusually bna-i.h
'ondG -ons fDf 'h+ spring crop Tna c.vse
49, Unsettled - ~. decline - ne.
gam With S"p'eiuhrr Ni- 20 ili.:. and
p"r"'no"F t'i'1. CORN hn!sh.! an BANGED
=" <c .owert oats unchanged % '.ii-.
W and provisions from . decline 10 g; {, o,
ADVANCE
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IILIi(JtS-LEGdLS
Legal Notices 81
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
OPEN-AlR DANCING
JONES' INN
~ ESDAr. THURSDAY ASD
SATl HDAY EVENINGS

SATURDAY EVENINGS
FROM $50 TO 1890 +. 81
GEN rS-.t.s'. price. ISc. tax. Sc, total
LADIES Eat. priee zoe. tax &c: total,
Arrow ha. Service, beginning Thursday
jay ~ Bus leaves Fourth ard Broad
Gents 81 ladies, a5c This include,
dancing.
Music ny Blue Melody se4,e,,e
We maze speciality o. entertaining
Hay Ride Parties on the above dates. All
r-''"shrnents served at city prices
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
366a. ACRES. MORE oR LESS. WITH
DIV FILINGS AND OUTBUlLDINGS
ETC. THEREON. ABOUT TEN
MILES BELOW RICHMOND. IN
HENRiCo COUNTY. VIRGINIA. on
WILLIAMSEu re ROAD.
In execution Of certain deed Of
trust 10 the undersigned trustee.
dated March u. 1915, and recorded III
the Clerk Once in Circuit Court OF
Henrico county in II. II. 21O-B. page
ll6, default having been made in the
payment Of notes theraby secured.
and being required by the beneficiary
so to do. it Will sell by auction. on
the premises,
MONDAY, JULY "a 1922.
At : o'clock T.. NJ,
all that certain tract. piece or parcel
OF land. with all improvements there
on. lying and being in the County OF
Henrico. Virginia. about ten miles be-
low the city OF Richmond. Virginia,
on the williamsburg Road, contain
ing. according to n survey made by
Walter T.. Peasants. 40Si. acres Eek
cepting therefrom that portion OF sai id
ianu-+l'2 acres. more or less. which
was conveyed to w H. Welsh by
Ihomas +. Stagg by deed bearing
date the 18TH day of April, 1910. and
recorded In Hcnrico County Clerk $
ONCE In D. H. lsS-B, page 22s). and
being the same land which was con
neyed TO Thomas +. Stasg by Mitchell
+. Allen and wife hy deed bearing
date the Eth day OF June. 1909. and
recorded in Hcnrico County Clerk s
Office in y. r. 1854. page /.
TERMS: Cash.
AMERICAN. TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee
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CMIC MO- LINZ sTNCK MAKkLI.

tHIC\GO LIVE STOCK MARkIT.
CHICAGO Iu'y -s-Ca'.ie Rccr'rtS
i2o"' cn0.es prime beef steers and butch
"-s N" -'or. ''-0rE N shade higher
GOOD ,n-a-,-d abo!; .'.-dy. common mi
Nod avn r-ssEs- F-sdcs low. weak n i
ow"- many yrs0.d a. noon Ton Sae'
-'."-. l7m TOD yea ~ SO . bu'S beef
seer. ISs5Tlo3n ,anu-rs and cri,cr-
.'~ady. bulls II 20 no over veal ca'V..
s'.ady strong -'0tE%rs UNCHANGED
bu,E shs rtoc- $50 Il; 1.5. ng's Carn--.
IT. - ~ - so.csn' bull.
Enr. pacatr.s =. "a opened "a % 90
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~ - w!H"i packing closed Arm on
.isH.- others weak. :ar.y Hdvsnc" .oS'
,op So BUN go,d butcher. so = n
l..' hO1g oY"r liberal. Gigs StruIg most
49, los. AZ 40. parHtuy sS..uat
Sh'sI Receipts. 1900. mostly st"ldv
20, wtAn Top western iam.s 6i95l.
20 1+onc-. Ha,fv. culi= mostly $50.
.'-onpcf weight Western f..d.t lambs
tlIy "a - - sU.'sl ilght.. Weights. b.1.
iisr,. Ia .N.- mostly sS5,II5t
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Mn,il,.N it,.ul EnIaI

FOn RESULTS. !!ht your property with
'hhs. KuchTnund All East FrauaIiu
REAL r.STArE-l.!at 3ou: property with
~ Tor "a, :pr rent We can serve
yyI r. ,. schmidt 90. 10 North
E.n'h Street.
ZEAL EsIAfE-l.Lst ,ogT Properly with
as FOR sale ;UE Teui. Morton q
Ina ninu.r. second Floor. FITsl Sat!on.
Ban" bui!d'ux. handOlpn 80 and s..
FOR RESULTS rs, your farms ana CITY
proysI! with Fo.a!d a Hssvy Rich.
fnDrd Va
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY. K-.I ~.
tat" Department. S~!es. i-ntais and
lo-n' s.s-ntn agd Main streets
FOR RESULTS. list your property With
- - Taylor. :: North Smith Street.
ron nESr RESULTS is, your property
Avn us Garrett 4 Co.. lll2 Eas: Main.
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NEW YORK. Ju.y Is.-gAW suSa- .rt!S.
a. 81 Tor Cu5as Crn'I|;ucal R-nnnd
500 COTE" duli and easy RIO - 10.
Sc MOS - it'1 to IA.
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THIRTEEN

Neal Bgntiuc. % Baltimore. and WIZ
Bunting al rocomoke city. Md. AMI
sister. Mrs Mamie Corbir. OF nc %
moke city. Md
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lion the property conveyed therein,
viz.
First-.>ll that certain lot Of land
lying aud being in the City of Rich
mond. Virginia. beginning AZ a point
on the southern line Of Broad Street
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWELVE
tl2D FEET west of the western line
OF Allen Avenue. theme" running
southern line Of Broad Street TWEEN
TY t20D FEET. thence extending
back southwardly from said front,
between nara.I,,sl lines oNE lin y,
widr.
Sccond-All that certain lot of
land. lying and being in the city OF
Richmond. Virginia. commencing at Il
point on the southern line Of BROAD
NINETY-TWO t3o2D FEET west OF
the western lire Of Allen Avenue
theme" running Westwardly along and
fronting on said southern. line ~
thence extending back southwaTdiy
from said front. between parallel
lines. one HUMDRED MD WEN
T H2"D FEET TO an alley -FOUR
The two lots are adjoining and will
be sold as whole.
TERMS: For cash as to so much OF
tho proceeds as may be necessary to
defray expenses OF executing this
trust. any taxes. etc. that may bo
due. Bro rata portion OF 1922 taxes
aRd TO discharge She amount OF money
rWW due. viz.a Three interest notes
for $500 each. with interest thereon
from May 10. 1922. and one principal
note for the sum of S6.000.00. with in
terest thereon from May Is. lg22 and
81 the residue S5.000n6 May Is. 1923:
100000 May -. 1921. said deferred
payments hearing interest a, So
principal and interest to be represent
ed ny notes and secured by deed OF
trust. and cash as TO the residue.
JNO. p. CHAPLIN.
THOS. W. CLARK.
Trustees
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Luke. ~ ST Louis and by on,
brother John j. Tricc. OF Louisa
County. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE
1904 WEST BROAD STREET

Satisfactory arrangements having
been made. the Auction Sale OF above
mentioned property. advertised to
take place on Wednesday, July IL.
1922. at o'clock r. NJ. has been
called off.
w. F.. SULLIVAN.
j. B. DOWDEN.
Trustees.
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Kcnl Estate Tor E,chunve

WILL .Icnan9e equity In south Third
SIRE, residence ,pl lo,s in IVES, End
OBJ >pfta SiI" GSr location me ana
81. Land T.. o. BOZ O.
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Mt. Elliott Springs Hotel
Now Open for Guests.

Now Open for Guests.
Is miles vest OF stanton on main line
oil {. y @ Ry. Also on national highway
between Charlottesville and Hot Springs
Electric lighted and modern m every way
Eve mineral waters on The grounds
Hish up IN the beautiful Alleghanies
Dancing bowling, swimming. tennis and
hiking. Rea. old Virginia cooking. Fog
rAirs address MRS. = r. PORTER
fr0p. NJ. Elliott. Virginia
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

CAREEALS FARM BARUAlNS.
We have listed ~i,n farms OF all
siIss ana descriptions. both dairy and
truck. st bargain prices. SEQ Sir. West
J. ID. CARSEAL SONS
l3 North Sinth Street
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And hfty-hve dollars
per month buys a
splendid new brick
home in the West End;
hot-Watel' heat, hard
wood floors, tiled bath,
sleeping porch, large
basement, pa pcrc q
new and on smooth
paved street. Only two
left. Telephone S. l..
Thomas, Ran. "a.
MORTON
G.. THALHIMER.
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SuillIrIIiln ini SnIe

FOE SALLY acres MD. 7.room dw,!-
!!nE fenced, level. rich and an- Tor
ppuI'r, aud ;rTCA; plenty frur FOR
family mic" bAth. complete. running
se'-r. Gus short dI'tanc@ north OF city.
tour .Gus:s~ from depot. price - OGp
1850 cash. taIarc. Ike rent. 80 per
month and interest. Preservation
hvJlo.A-L iiJi
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GRACE ST. wEsT-Esst Of boulevard
looms and bath. hot water haa, .
1850, Mcpaniei. with n. :. iiudgin-
30. Msd son s33s.
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FARM BARGAIN.

2i7-Rcro money making grain
and bright tobacco farm, located
IN LunenburR County. ,"w min
u,es walk high school. fronting
IN" road. convenient railroad.
DweilinS eiBh; rooms. rnrc, to-
nacco barns. general farm barn,
tenant hous.. rooms. good or
charf. nEo roll, ma condition. A
yea! bargain. $1,000 on liberal
terms.
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Markets

Continued From Eleventh pag.J
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Houses FOR sale

MODERN HOME.
HsinOn, Avenue rooms lilo bath
t,.5v. Terms can arranged.
ROGERS. SMiJ ~ HESLEr.
No. Nutusl t,lildlus.
NaIihoa t.a1.
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ALL OF RICHMOND
INVITED.

All of Richmond is
invited to inspect the
handsome new homes
just being completed
by the Real Estate
Holding Corporation
on the Ginter Park
Terrace.
Wonderful is the ex-
preston of every per-
son who sees them.
We cannot DIES cribe
them. Just come and
see them or telephone
S. l.. Thomas, Ran
dolph sd, and our auto
will wait on you with
pleasure.
EIGHT THOUSAND
TWO H u N D r E D
AND FIFTY DOL
LARS. One thousand
cash and the rest rea-
sonable.
Five being built; three
sold.
MORTON G. 9
THALHIMER.
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Trustee S Auction Sale
Valuable Broad Street
Property

ny virtue Of certain Deed oi
Trust, dated MAY IL. 1920. ana re
corded in the Clerks Ui.ic. Of tn.
Richmond thanCery Court in T.. r.
26i-B page "a default having been
made in the pa ymcut Of portion
OF the debt secured thereby. and be
ing required by the beneficiary 50 to
do. We viii, on
MONDAY. JULY II. 1872,
At = O'Clock E. NJ
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Shower to Bride-E1ect,
Miss Mildred A. Ross

Mrs A. Frank Kreglow and Mrs.
J. Willard McChesney were joint
hostesses at q shower given Tuesday
evening at the latters homo, 1904
Decatur street northwest, in honor
Of Miss Mildred Alma Ross, whose
marriage to Mr.. John Donald Murray
will take place Monday afternoon,
October Is. at 2:30 o'clock in the
Keller Memorial Church.
The house was prettily decorated
in pink flowers and autumn leaves,
and il the dining room covers were
laid for fourteen. under a largo bell
OF pink roses and leaves. showertng
presents and good wishes upon the
bride-elect
In the company were Mrs. E. s.
Clark, MrA Albert Crilley. Mrs. Her
bert Dick. Miss Agnes Greene Far
mum, Mrs Richard s. Hunt, Miss
Nellie Greer McChesney, Miss Viola
Nef, Miss Florence Ridenour, Miss
Mildred Rosa Miss Hope Ross, Miss
Inex Rosa Miss Helen Wilkef, MrA
A. Frank KreEiow and MrA ]. VIII
lard McChesney.
Miss Ross will have as her at
tendantD It her wedding MfA Herhsrt
Dick. = matren q honor and Ms.! Ms.!
Nellie Greer McCheeney and MISE
Viola NeR, ~ hridAMnAt6A
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Unusual Luncheon
At Pen Women's League

A luncheon of unusual interest was
given Wednesday in the club dining
room Of the League Of American Pen
Women headquarters. when the
women representing the motion pic
ture departments Of several Of Ameri-
cas- largest organisations wers banded
together for conference in this social
way by Mrs. J. ]. Locher, chairman
Of motion pictures for tho National
League of American Pen Women and
director OF the public service and edu-
cational department for the CrandalI
playhouses.
Mrs Locher had as her guest of
man of the motion picture department
for the General Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs, and representative of that
organisation on Mr.. Win Hays COM
mittee Of twenty. having her own ad-
visory council COMPOSED. of represen-
ems organizations in the country.
upon which Mrs. Locher serves for the
League Of American Pen Women.
Among the guests were Mrs. Louis
N. Geldert, national president of the
League Of American Pen. Women, Mrs.
the Women's City Club. Mrs. Harry
Atwood Colman, first national vice
president of the League of American
Pen Women; Mrs. Theodore Tiller.
president Of the District Of Columbia
Branch Of the League Of American
Pen Women; Miss Lillian Williamson.
chairman Of motion pictures for the
Anthony League and Mrs. Dictoria w.
Stevenson, chairman of motion pic
lures for the District Of Columbia
Federation Of Women's Clubs This
little group Of wemen stand for and
represent . tremendous body Of wom-
en- from every section Of the country,
united in the interest Of tho best in
motion pictures.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Mrs. Rudolph J. Boehs
Honor Guest at Party

Mrs. Rudolph J. Boehs. who recent
ly returned from Europe. was enter
tanned by Miss Lille Dowrick at a
charmingly arranged party Wednes-
day evening.
Among the guests were: Mrs. +. A
Mazzei. Mr.. w. c. Sampson, Miss
Rose Tomlinsoa, Miss Varina Risler
Miss Cessna Schmidt and Miss Helen
Schmidt. Mr.. r. ]. Boehs, Mrs. Nal
ley, Mrs. Greedy. Miss Ruth and Anne
Evans, Miss Minnie Sampson, Miss j.
Tomlinson. Mrs. Chase Kirby, Mrs.
V. B. Greedy, Miss Violet ]. Dowrick.
Mrs. James A. Dowrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Greedy. Miss Lewnis Collier and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Volkmer.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Tea Dances 70 Be Held
At Army and Navy. Club

Tea dances will be held In the
dining room in the ladies' annex of
the Army and Navy Club October
10 and - from to o'clock pm.
1t is believed that these tea dances
will especially appeal TO the junior
members OF the club and their guests.
If there is sufficient response. addi-
tional tea dances will be given.
During the season 1922 and 1923
dinner dances will be held on Octo-
Der IA and, 2s. November 4 and Is
and December and is. 1922, and
January 6 and 90. February and
II and March 10 and a., 1929.
Dinner will be served at $3.50 pm.
and dancing will begin at 10 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1922-10-08
Society Folk IN Whirl
or the Polo T tournament

Society will be interested In the
three polo games which will be
played this week--tomorrow. We'd
nesday and Saturday. forming the
high goal tournament. The low-goal
tournament viii be played next week.
Tomorrow at $40 O'Clock the War
Department Greens will meet the
Fort Myer Cavalry. and Wednesday
the War Department Yellows Will
play the Fort Myer Artillery. The
game on Saturday will be between
the winners on Monday, and Wednes-
day. The games are played In West
Potomac Park where the field on such
occasions Is lined with motors. many
Of more Interested leaving their cars
to stroll along the outer edge OF the
field,