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ARMY AND. NAVY
p ASSIGNMENTS
AMY oRDEks.
infantry.

ARMY ORDERS.
MAJ. Arthur D. Budd to Fort sill.
Okla
Lieut. Col. Frederick g. Young. to
Cafsp Meade. Nd.
Cart. william L. Mays. TO Fort
Smelling. Minn-
Lieut.. Col. Harry n. Coates. to
Fort Myer. Va.
Lieut.: James b Rivers, to Camp
Alfred Vail. N. J.
ArtfIisry.
MAI James P. Hogan. to West
Point. N. =.
Col, William W. H.rts. 10 For,
Capt. Everett N. Graves. to Fort
Ethan Allen. VT.
Air service.
.'spt- 'ven-sll n erookiey. to
Dayton, Ohio.
Lieut.. Reuben c. Monst., to Day
ton. Ohio.
Lieut.. Theodore 8. Van veghten
to Dayton. Ohio.
Lieut.. Charles II. bowman. e
Camp Alfred vail. NJ J.
Capt Horace Z. Run. to Fori
Omaha, Nebr.
Veterinary.
I1t"rt. James K. Noonan. TO For,
BENJAMIN Harrison. Ind.
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Wisconsin Democrats
Nominate Mrs. HoOpe,

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. June Is. -
Mrs. Ben Hooper. Oshkosh, president
Of the Wisconsin League of Women
Voters, and leader In the suffrage
night here was chosen by the Demo-
cratic State convention today to oppose
the Republican nominee for the seat
now held by Senator Robert NJ. La
Toilette.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau of Navigatton.

Orders issued to oficers under
date Of June IS. 1922:
Lieut.. Comdr. Cecil Y. Johnston.
to duty air squadrons. Atlantic
Fleet. reporting about July Is, 1922.
+. Lieut.. Comdr. Henry b. LeBour-
geois, to U. s. S. Deneboia as re-
pair officer.
Lieut. Fred W. Connor. to U. s. 8,
Eagle ii as torpedo officer.
Lieut.. Kingsland Dunwoody. to
temporary duty Receiving Ship
Philadelphia, Pa
Lieut. Thomas G. Fisher. to Naval
Academy. Annapolis. Nd. under in.
struction In postgraduate course
engineering.
Lieut. Francis s. Gibson, to de.
stroyer squadrons, Atlantic Fleet
Lieut.. George d. Price. to tenn
porary duty Bureau Ordnance. Nav,
Department. Washington. d. c.
Lieut.. Henry w. Stratton, to U
s. S. Beaver as torpedo oficer.
Ensign Phil L Haynes. to duty
air squadrons. Atlantic Fleet.
Lieut.. william II. Wynn (Medical
Corps), to duty NavyRecruiting sta
ton. New Orleans. La
Lieut.. Independent W. Gortor
Supply Corps). to U. S. S. Relief
as supply officer.
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LANSINGs WILL LEAVE
CITY FOR SUMNER.

Mrs. Robert Lansing and the lat
ter's niece. Miss Dorothy Read. will
leave Washington today for the
summer place of Mr.. and Mrs. Lans-
ing at Henderson Harbor, N Y.
They will motor up and will arrive
at Henderson Harbor on Sunday.
where Mr.. and Mrs. Lansing will re-
main until October /. when they will
return to Washington. Miss Read
has recently been visiting Mrs. Rob-
ert Leatherbee, daughter of the for
mer United States Minister to China,
and Mrs. Charles S. Crane, at Read
Vile. Mass.
R. B. Mayo and family. of Denver.
are spending the week at wardman
Park Hotel.
Capt. and Mrs. c. H. Gerhardt.
who were married recently and who
spent several days here with the
formers parents. Col. and Mrs.
Charles Gerhardt, have gone to
West Point to remain until after
July 5. when they will return to
Washington for a few days with
Col. and Mrs. Gerhardt, after which
they will go to the summer camp
| at Camp Dix, N. j., where Capt.
Gerhardt is stationed for the sum
mer. In the autumn they will go to
Fort Riley, Kans.
Senator Peter Goelet Gerry has
/ retu~end to Washington from a
brief stay with his father. Commo-
dore Elbridge T. Gerry. at Seaverge
/ the home of mis- father, at Newport
| Gen. Charles G. Dawes enter
tanned yesterday at luncheon at the
New willard Hotel in honor of DR.
and Mrs Radcliffe.
Senator and Mrs. Miles Poindex.
ter have as their guest Ensign L. b
Libenow, who Is making a short
visit before being assigned to duty
on the destroyer feet of the Allan
tic coast.
Representative and Mrs. Edgar c.
Ellis left yesterday by motor for
Kansas City. Mo. representative
Ellis will return here after his va
cation. Mrs. Ellis will remain in
the West until the end of Novem-
ber.
Mrs Charles Milburn and her
daughter, Miss Alice Milburn. will
sail soon. On the Mauretania for a
lengthy stay abroad. On their re-
turn Miss Miiburn will make her
debut.
Charles Noble Gregory closed his
residence here yesterday and left
for Bar Harbor. where he has taken
a house for the remainder of the
summer. he will return to Wash
ington October 1.
Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske
and his daughter. Miss Caroline
Ffske, have closed their apartment
here and have gone to New York.
After brief stay there they will
20 to stockbridee- Mass. where
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REV. w. $. ABERNETHY
SAILS FOR EUROPE TUESDAY.


The Rev. DR. w. S. Abernethy,
pastor of the Calvary Baptist
Church, will leave Washington
Monday for New York. from where
he will sail Tuesday aboard the
Aquitania for Europe. DIR. Aber-
nethy is one of three delegates of
the Northern Baptist convention
being sent to Czecho-Slovakia on a
mission. and is president of the
American Baptist Foreign Mission
Society.
Mrs. Abernethy will also leave
Washington Monday and will be ac-
companied by their children. They
will go to White Lake, Mich, to
remain through July, coming East
again for the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. ]. c. Byron and Mrs. Elsie
Byron, of Hagerstown. Nd. are in
Washington for a short visit and
are staying at the Shoreham.
DR.. p. A. Sullivan, prominent sur
geon of Chicago. who had been
spending a few days at wardman
al n ItolcAs TtluI Htu 10 MS hOInc.
He was receivd at tn white
House by President Harding.
Col. John P. Haines, Col. Herman
Hall and Col. Charles Gerhardt. all
Of Washington. are at the Hotel
Astor in New York for a few days.
Miss Byrd Mock, who returned a
fAW daVS a from Qnfnnrn a
the Great Lakes, will give a musical
in her studio AT ye Sign of ye
Mocking Bird" in the Old Brick
Capitol this evening. Appearing On
the program will be Paul LANCER.
the famous 'cellist OF the Royal
Serbian Orchestra who appeared in
a joint recital with Mrs. walter
Bruce Howe at Hot Springs. Mr..
LANCER was a pupil of the cele-
brated Pepper, and himself the in
structor of the King of Montenegro.
who had collected a rare selection
of instruments from all over Eu-
rope. Mr.. LANCER purchased a por.
tion of the kings rare collection
including the kings cello. a gen
uine Francesca Ruggieri over zoo
years old. Mr.. LANCER will play tht
instrument this evening. His vio.
lins. six in number. will be In turn
played on by Col. Charles L. Frailey
Other artists appearing on this
program will be Charles Trow-
bridge Tittman. the famous basso
of the Bach Festival, who will sing
two radio songs Of $4,000 World'l
Fair prize for the best American
musical composition.
Another artist OF note who will
sing tonight is Mary Helen Howe
pupil of Carchesi, who has ap'
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where they will remain throughout
the summer.
MISS KATHARYN ELLIOTT
WEEDS G. HAROLD EMERY.


The wedding of Miss Katharyn
Louise Elliot. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Luther Elliot. and G.
Harold Emery took place in st.
Thomas Episcopal Church at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Rev. DR..
c. Ernest Smith officiating. There
was a graceful arrangement Of palms
and ferns about the altar. where
white flowers were used to ill the
vases.
Miss Elliot was given away by her
he brother. Philip Taft Elliot. and
Miss Jean Y. Handy was maid OF
honor. Lieut.. Harold o. Clayton was
best man and the ushers were J. But
Ter Wash and Alexander Hamilton
Handy. Miss Ruth Peter sang The
Voice That Breathed Ger Eden" as
part of the wedding music.
The bridegroom and bride held
reception in the church following the
ceremony and later left for their wed
ding journey. They will be at home
at 1892 Vernon street after July 20.
The bride Is a relative of the Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court, Will
lam Howard Taft. her father being
his cousin. The bridegroom is the
son Of DR.. and Mrs. Emery.
Mrs. Millard Pabst. Of Evasion,
Ind, and Miss Ruth Harmon. Of Chi
cago. are spending two weeks In
Washington. where they are stopping
at the Burlington Hotel.
Mrs. Edward H. Alsop entertained
informally at luncheon at the Shore
ham yesterday. having among her
guests Mrs McKenna Pultz and Mrs
Kenna Elkins.
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DIR. AND MRS. l.. w. EUGSTER
GIVE BUFFET SUPPER.

DR.. and Mrs. l.. W. Eugster enter
tanned at a buffet supper last evening
at their home in Cleveland Park for
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Eug-
ster. and Maj. Dabney Otey Elliott.
o. s. A., following the rehearsal OF
their wedding, which takes place this
evening In the Bethlehem Chapel.
The guests included the members
Of the bridal party. who are Mrs.
Arthur ]. Townsend. OF Baltimore,
who will be matron OF honor. and Miss
Katherine Horner. Of Asheville. N. C..
and Mss Frances wellington. of Bal
timore, the two bridesmaids.
Those who will attend the BRIDE
groom are Capt. Robert Haversham
Elliott, U. s. A. brother of the bride
groom. who will be the best man. and
the ushers, Maj. Philip Fleming,
U. S. A: Mai. Donald Dawson. U. s.
A: Capt. Pierce Agnew, q. S. A.;
Capt. Lenox Lohr. U. 8. A: Capt.
Ralph Mills. U. S A. and Lieut..
James Jervey, U. S. A.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis S. Nash will
leave July for Atlantic City to spend
the remainder of the summer. Miss
Carolyn Nash will leave early next
week for Bar Harbor. where she will
be the guest of the Misses Sanders,
of Philadelphia, until the early
autumn.
Judge NJ. D. Purdy. formerly con-
nected with the Department Of Jus
tice, has been recalled by Attorney
| General Daugherty to assist in some
investig He will leave Wash
ington soon for San Francisco. Mrs.
| Purdy will Join him in Minneapolis
and they will sail for Honolulu on
July rs. where they will probably re-
main until the beginning of next year.
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE CHIEF
ENTEBTAINs AT LUNCHEON.
Samuel vauelain. of Philadelphia,
entertained four at luncheon yester-
day at the New Willard. Mr.. Vaue-
lain is head Of the Baldwin Locomo-
tive Works.
Col. and Mrs. Frank Wells will
| leave Washington Saturday for Co
lumbus Barracks, where Col. Wells
has been ordered for duty.
Commander and Mrs. A. T. Beaure-
gard have taken a house at 2141 Wyo-
ming avenue.
]. w. Hartman, prominent banker
of New York. arrived at the New
| willard yesterday for few days.
The retiring chief of finance of
the War Department. Brig. Gen. H.
NJ. Lord, and Mrs. Lord were the
guests of honor at a farewell re-
| ception last evening which the Of
| ficers and civilian personnel OF the
finance division gave at Wardman
Park Hotel. Receiving with Gen.
and Mrs. Lord were the newly ap-
pointed chief of finance. Col. Kenzie
w. Walker. and Mrs. Walker; the
chief clerk Of the division and Mrs.
Al Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs. J. O.
Scrivener. After ths reception a
program of music was given by
Mrs Nicholas Campagnole. soprano;
Charles Trowbridge Tittmann, bass:
Frederick Stetus. baritone; George
Oconner. Lawrence Murray, bar'-
tone. and the Army band, under the
baton of Francis Leigh George H.
Wilson played the Accomplishments.
After the program there was dane
ing and q buffet supper served be-
fore midnight. The company num-
bered about $50.
Gen. Lord Is leaving the War De-
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partment to assume his new duties
as Director of the Budget.
Donald Radcliffe. Of Cardiff.
Wales. who with his daughters. the
Misses Radcliffe. Is staying at the
Shoreham, entertained a company
of ten at luncheon there yester-
day. having among his guests SEN
ator Gore.
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peared in concert and opera in boti
Europe and America.

SkS @Hu Nch1>s
4 A luncheon OF unusual interest
was given on Tuesday at the
Cosmos Club by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
N. Geldert. when they had as their
guests Maj. Gen. Frank d. Baldwin
Lieut.. comdr. Nelson A. Miles and
Mrs. Forrestine c. Hooker. daugh-
ter Of Gen. Charles L. Cooper, and
sister Of Lieut.. Col. Harry L. Cooper.
member Of Gen. Farnsworth's
stan In Washington. A pretty
touch was added to the occasion
upon discovering II to be Gen. Bald
wins birthday. Gen. Baldwin is the
guardian Of Mrs. Geldert and an
old comrade of her fathers. and is
the only ofiicer in the United States
army twice decorated by Congress.
Another surprise that developed
during the luncheon was the his
toric romance being written by Mrs.
Geidert. national president of the
League of American Pen Women.
and Mrs; Hooker. second vice pres
ident Of the District of Columbia
branch Of the league, who are col :
laborating In writing this book. the
leading character Of which will be
Gen. Miles. hero of the Geronimo
campaign.
Cards have ben received here
from Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin Harrison
Bradshaw. announcing the mar
rage Of their daughter. Miss Mary
Myrtle Bradshaw. to Charles
George woodward. which took place
on Tuesday In Statewide. N. c.
ENTERTAINs VOTERS
LEAGUE AT BETHESDA.
The new District chairman OF
the Maryland League Of Women
Voters. Mrs. Girvin Peters, enter
tanned members and friends at her
home In Edgemoor. Bethesda, yes
terday. Miss Lavinia Engle, Mary
land State Manager of the League
of Women Voters, came from Bal
timore to address the gathering
The chairmen of committees ap-
pointed to take charge of various
exhibits to sent to the woman's
Fair in Baltimore in November
for the benefit of the league, were
as follows: Birds, Mrs. G. Grosve-
nor; sewing, Mrs. o. o. Khun;
knitting. Mrs. w. Perry: canning
NAfs. -. murphy Siri scout exhibit
Mrs. Young. A delightful lunch
was then served on the lawn
Among those present were Mrs
Eugene Stevens, Mrs. Gilbert Gros.
venor, Mrs. T. B. Poe. Mrs. H
Karr. Mrs. Charles Lindsay, Mrs
T. s. Borden, Mrs. J. Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Walter Perry. Mrs. o. o
Kuhn. Mrs. Lewis Murphy, Mrs. c.
@. Randall, Mrs. b. p. Evans, Mrs
w. II. Hershel, Mrs. w. B. Brit.
ton. Mrs. Ralph Daskam. Mrs
Shull, Mrs. Jesse Nicholson, Miss
Engle. Mrs. G. W. Offutt, Mrs
Charles Robb and Mrs. e. T. Gro.
nin- The league will work on the
following amendments this sum.
mer-lncreased Representation for
Baltimore, Increase OF Judges pay
Fewer Elections. and Removal oi
Political Disability of Woman
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At Bib Eibat. In Russia. one oil
well is said to have produced $780,
900 barrels in thirty days.
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r. B. Mayo and family. of Denver.
are spending the week at wardman
Park Hotel.
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Senator Samuel D. Nicholson will
remain at his apartment at Ward
man Park Hotel until Congress ad-
journs before going to his home in
Leadville, Ohio. for a visit.
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The Minister Of Nicaragua and
Nine. Chamorro. accompanied by
Miss Adela Enriquez. have gone to
New York, where they will make
short visit before proceeding to At
lantic City to spend some days.
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Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske
and his daughter. Miss Caroline
Fiske. have closed their apartment
here and have gone to New York.
After brief stay there they will
20 to Stockbridee- Mass. where
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Mrs Charles Milburn and her
daughter. Miss Alice Milburn, will
sail soon. On the Mauretania for a
lengthy stay abroad. On their re-
turn Miss Miiburn will make her
debut.
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Charles Noble Gregory closed hi,
residence here yesterday and lefi
for Bar Harbor. where he has taker
a house for the remainder of the
summer. he will return to Wash
ington October 1.
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Senator and Mrs. Miles Poindex.
ter have as their guest Ensign L. B.
Libencw. who Is making a short
visit before being assigned to duty
on the destroyer fleet of the Allan
tic coast
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-22

Alexander d sshiis lister. Afiss
Roberta4Burr, OF Rugby Nd sAre
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. has. Alien.
621S south Fourth strset. III 4
Nj. and Mr.. Leo Rssnusssn. who
are visiting here - the gtiestsl.of VI.
and Mrs. ]. C. Rasmussen. 61A Wal-
nut street. were favored attendants
at a picnic party given IN Lnc9ln5
park Saturday evening" Mrs. u ~.
". a. Mointyre WereA hostesses at
the affair, which took the form oEa
$3.50 O'Clock dinner. followed by %.
formal entertainment. *
\ = = e.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a.. Mcintyre, SO
Belmont avenue, will motor TO Grand
Rapids. Mimi, tomorrow ito bring
camp at Lake Tokegna. where he
has been spending eight weeks. IS
Miss Laura Morley has Just re-
turned from C%rookston, Mimi. where
during the past week she was &c
guest OF Miss Mars Roche. =
Miss Evelyn DAYS of Minneapolis,
is to be bridesmaid at the weddI3
of Miss Mary Anne Parsons, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
. Parsons. formerly Of Grand Forks.
A1oo 1A1A Ao0S |L w IN NS
Davis is to take place September Il.
Miss Parsons is now spending a
short time at White Eear AXE as ~
guest of Mrs. C. F.. Kaw of New YORK
City, and on Wednesday this week
she is to be honor guest at tea that
Miss Davis will give at her home.
.@H.a.& X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bacchus Tay-
lor, Minnie Johnson) are en-, roulette
Grand Forks By motor after having
spent the ...ost OF tue GUNNER with
! relatives of MIR. Taylor in and near
| Atlantic City, N. j.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor were married June 2, and left
here two weeks later by automobile
for New Jersey. Mr.. Taylor Is to re-
sumo his duties as professor in &C
counting at the university here his
fall, it Is understood.
} Mrs. c. D.. Locklin and little daugh-
ter, Betty Caroline, Gotham. block.
returned Monday from Grafton, n.
D., where they spent two e as
guests Of Mrs. Locklin's sister, Mrs.
Fred McIlraith. TaN#
Mrs. James Arnold and her two
children, Ethel and Raymond 1419
North Third street. have returned
from Tacoma, WASH, where they
have been visiting riends and rela-
tives for a month. Enroute east they
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. K.
Kohl of Spokane, Wash, who are for.
mer residents of Grand Forks!
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Billy I
ny Frances Trcso Montgomery.

The park where the planes .we-e,
was on q hill, and looking down one
side Of 1t. the boys sp.ed old Billy
walking leisurely alongyS beside the
finest looking goat in a flock Of Eve.
There he goes now said Dick.
Run. Jake. and catch HIM before
he gets out Of sight" &
And of Jake went mumbling to
himself: III, II
How he Jumped the fence, 1 don't
know!" t !
When at last Jake caught up with
Billy and tried to put. rope around
his neck, he got a butt that sent him
rolling the rest Of the way down the
hin. He came up and tried again
to put the rope around his neck, but
this time Billy lowered his head and
looked so fierce that Jake decided.
not to go near him, but to- go back
and explain the situation to Dick.
which. .he did.
".Oh, you chump!" exclaimed Dick
when he tried to tell him he could
not catch Billy. Then Dick said to
the chaHffer: Here. drive me
around to that hill where you see that
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Mrs. Henry Ehenstein Of Ogema,
Mimi, has been the guest of Mrs.
Robert Stocks, East Grand Forks, for
a few days. She returned to her
home Tuesday. Mrs. Ebenstein is a
former East Grand Forks resident.
The annual birthday party Of the
local w. c. T. U. win be held on the
veranda at the home Of Mrs. W. M.
Crombie, 1922 Cheyenne avenue, on
Friday afternoon, and a good attend
ance is asked for. At this time, each
member of the union is asked to
bring pennies to the number of their
last birthday anniversary, and the
money contributed in. this manner il
sion work. Special entertainment Is
being planned for this meeting,
Women who have been sayins
Observation-Disclosures for the superin-
,tendent. Of the: h st. L. organization
are .asked to turn these IN at this Sos
sion also.
Miss Eleanor Kelly. who has been
absent from the city for the. past two
months. returned to her home, 621
South Fifth. street, IN Monday eve
ming. When Miss Kelly Nleft here in
June, she attended the national con,
vention Of Alpha Phi sorority in SYRIA
cuse, N. Y. as representative OF Fl
chapter, and later she went to Wood
stock, ILL.,, to visit with relatives, after
brief stays at several Of the more, i'm.
portant eastern cities. For the pas,
ten days she has been with her PEG.
pie at. their summer cottage at Lake
Bemidji. Mrs. j. Nelson Kelly, with
the Misses Elizabeth and Evelyn Kel.
ly and James. are expected to return
homie from Bemidji today.
H. 4 Il $50 r
Mrs. J.. E. Stevens Of Lawton, N
D.. passed through Grand Forks or
Saturday, on her way to the National
Safety conference in Detroit. Mich
While east. she will be the guest OF
! her son-in-law and daughter: Mr.. and
mfrs. e. H. G%ustafson at Cleveland
tohio.