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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-22

Mr.. Chairman, and Members of
the Board of Supervisors:
Your committee to whom was re-
ferred the question of legality OF
re-appointing a member of the
present Grand Jury on the next
Grand Jury, would submit the fol-
lowing:
We are advised blythe States At
torney that it would not be proper
10 reappoint anyone to the Grand
Jury, as it would be contrary to
the spirit and intention of the law;
We further find that the law pro-
hibits the appointment of anyone
to the Grand Jury who makes a re-
quest to be so appointed.
Respectfully submitted,
D. A. BAILEY,
CHAS. G. HOGBERG,
G. F. McNABNEY,
Committee
The Various County Officers pre-
scented their semi-annual reports.
which were referred to the Finance
Committee.
The Finance Committee present
ed the following report, which was
adopted:
Report of committee of County
Officers reports:
State of Illinois, Rock Island
county, SIS.
Board of Supervisors, June term,
A. D. 1922.
Mr. Chairman and Members of
the Board of Supervisors:
Your Committee on Finance to
whom was referred the Semi-An-
nuaI Reports of George w. Gamble,
Circuit Clerk, Henry B. Hubbard,
County Clerk, John G. Miller, Sher-
iff, N E Munson, Probate Clerk.
Sam Ryerson, Recorder, John F.
Maberry, Coroner, of earnings, re-
ceipts and disbursements of their
respective offices for the half year
ending May 81, 1922, would beg
leave to submit the following re-
port and tabular statement COM
piled from said reports, which have
been examined and compared with
the books and accounts of said Of
ficers and are believed by your
70 he
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GEORGE b. BUCh-
A L. BLASER,
FAYETTE H. SKINNER,
Committee.
Upon motion the board adjourned
n. B. HUBBARD,
County Clerk.
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Fourth Day, June Session, A. d
1922.

Board of Supervisors. June Is,
1922.-Board met pursuant to ad-
journment, Supervisor First, chair
man, presiding.
Roll call showed all members
present except Burgess, Gerhardt,
Hansgen, Johnson, Richards, Schil-
liEger and Yo1tOn.
The minutes of yesterdays meet
ings were read and approved.
Supervisors Hogberg. McNabney
and Skinner were appointed a com
mittee to report on conditions as
found at the county home at this
the boards annual visit.
The board adjourned to meet at
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the opening roll call today. be
granted.
Supervisor Bailey objected to
consideration of the motion.
The chair sustained the objection.
and ruled the motion out of order
The sheriff asked to be authoriz-
ed to employ two out-of-town de-
tectives during the Pageant OF
Progress, the county and the Pa
geant of Progress to stand one-half
the cost each, which request was
referred to the Appropriations
committee.
Supervisor Hofer moved that
matter of decorating Court House
during coming Grotto convention
be referred to the Public Expendi-
lures committee. Carried.
Upon motion the board adjourned
until o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Your committee would recon-
mend that the said semi-annual re-
ports of the aforesaid officers re-
spectively be approved, and that the
aforesaid officers in whose hands
there is shown to be receipts in e1-
cess of disbursements be and they
are hereby ordered to pay such
amounts of excess into the county
treasury without delay, tO-wit:
George w Gamble, circuit clerk,
the sum of s459.54; Henry B. Hub
bard, county clerk. the sum of ST.
1882; John G. Miller, sheriff, the
sum of SI.659.60: n E Munson.
probate clerk, the sum of 81 ,270.57;
Sam Ryerson, recorder, the sum of
81 ,96490. We further find that the
excess fees in hands of various
county officers, as shown in report
made at the December, 1921, ses-
sion of the board by your finance
committee, have been paid into the
county treasury
O. E. CHILD,
L. f. KENNEDY.
NJ. a. TITTERINGTON,
c. l.. ACKERLIND,
L. A. SCHAVE,
Committee.
The state and county aid road
committee presented a report show
ing the progress made on the coun-
ty roads under the present sys-
TEN.
The road and bridge committee
presented a report. which was
adopted. whereby the committee
IN
for to South Rock Island for build
ing a bridge.
The judiciary committee present
ed the following report, which was
adopted:
State of Illinois, Rock Island
cOunty-ss.
Board of Supervisors, June term.
A. d. 1922.
Mr.. Chairman and Members of
the Board of Supervisors:
Your committee to whom was re-
ferred the petition of Charles ].
Johnson for a license to operate
ferry TO Campbell's island, would
submit the following:
That we have investigated the
matter thoroughly, and find that
the said Charles J. Johnson has
complied with all the requirements
of the law with the exception of
the construction of wharyes, filing
Of bond and paying license fee. No
such wharf as required by law has
as yet been built on the mainland,
though one has been built On the
island. We find that due 10 the
high stage of the river it has not
been possible 10 construct q wharf
on the mainland. Mr.. Johnson.
however, has promised to build a
suitable landing at once.
We, therefore. recommend that
the petition of the said Charles J. !
Johnson be granted. and that upon
the fling of bond of one thousand
(s1 000) dollars, with good and suf-
fcient security. and with the pay
ment of license fee OF five (s5)
dollars to the county clerk. that |
the said county clerk be instructed |
to issue license TO the said Charles |
J. Johnson to operate a ferry at |
the place designated in his petition, |
such license to be for one IL year. |
We would further recommend !
that the following rates Of fares be
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established: Adults I0c each;
children under 12 years. sc each;
each horse or COW. 25c each; one
horse carriage, Csc. two-horse team
and wagon, 35c; each automobile,
35c each
Respectfully submitted,
d. A BAILEY,
CHARLES G. HOGBERG.
G. F. M'NABNEY,
Committee.
The poor claims committee pre-
scented the following report, watch
was adopted:
June IA, 1922.
To the Chairman and Members of
the Board of Supervisors:
We, the poor claims committee,
recommend that the names of the
recipients of aid from Rock Island
county, and the amount of such aid
received, be published quarterly.
J. A. SCHAIBLE. Chm,
W. WHITNEY.
FAYETTE H. SKINNER
The resolution presented at a
former session of the board. pro-
viding for the organization of the
city of Moline into one township,
was called up by Supervisor Brad
ley, and on motion of Supervisor
whitney laid on the table.
The board adjourned to meet at
the county home at 10 O'Clock to-
morrow morning.
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the court house at 8 o'clock tomor-
row morning.
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resolution authorizing the payment
of claims against the County High
way fund to the amount of $4,000
in addition to- the amount authoriz-
ed at the April session of the
board. Resolution adopted.
The Town and Town Accounts
presented report changing the di-
viding line between Districts 23
and &c in Rock Island from 39th
Street to the alley running north
and south between 10th and 41st
streets. Report adopted.
The Advertising Committee pre-
scented a report to publish the pro-
Island Argus, the lowest bid coming
from said paper. Report adopted.
The Poor Claims Committee pre-
scented report recommending the
appointment of Poor Physicians as
follows: for Rock Island, South
Rock Island and the County Jail
DR. D. F. Paul. for Moline and South
Moline except the City of East Mo-
line. DR.. ]. NJ. Wood. and for the
Township of Hampton and all of
the City of East Moline. DR.. J. H.
Fowler, and to supply drugs for
the Rock Island district, Charles ].
Strate, for the Moline district. E.
Jericho. and for the East Moline
district. H. H. Siebke. Report
adopted
The judiciary Committee present
ed the following report, which was
adopted:
State of Illinois, Rock Island
county, SIS.
Board OF Supervisors, June term,
A D. 1922
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OA w hut NJ LII
Earned in this
half year j
Received of the
same .......
R e c e i we'd of
previous ear
nings $500.
Total received
this b a | +
year ........
D i S b u T S e.
ments; Clerk
hire 1900.
Costs refunded.
Deputy S h e r
ifs .-.......
Conveying pris-
Oners to in
stitutions -.
NJ i s cellaneous
expenses
Salary for half
year ----.--.
Unpaid salary
prior 6 mos.
Total disbur-
Sed ..-......
Excess to pay
into treasury
Balance due
The Washington herald., 1922-03-26
De IN FORTY-DAY PENTTENTIAL REVTV
PEN WOMEN TO HOLDBIC
CONVENTION HERE April. Is
Writers from All Parts of Nation Will Attend
Silver Jubilee.

The League OF American Pen
Women. Inc, will hold its silver
jubilee. biennial convention and
book fair at the wardman Park
Hotel April 25-2s.
Twenty-Five years ago a group Of
seventeen women planted the roots
OF the League of American Pen
Women in the Nations Capital.
Women only were eligible for
active membership who were en-
gagged professionally in creative
work of the pen, pencil and
brush. or who. for associate mem
bership. could prove sustained ef-
fort. From this group has grown
an organization having representa-
ton in all parts Of the United
States. maintaining national
headquarters here. with branches in
fifteen Of the largest cities and
carrying on its rolls over 1.5O0
writing women and others engaged
in kindred creative work.
Among these names is that of
Mrs. Harding. who earned her
eligibility to active membership in
the League of American Pen Wom-
en- during the time she was assist
ing her husband in the editing and
running OF his own paper, The Mar
ion Star.
Mrs. keyes to Preside.
In the absence of the national
presideEt, Mrs. william Anterior
Du Puy. the executive office will be
filled for the balance of the term
by the first national vice president
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes. wife Of
the Junior Senator Of New Hamp-
shire. Mrs. Keyes is the author OF
Letters OF a Senator's Wife" which
have been running for the past
year in Good Housekeeping and she
will autograph her latest novel,
The Career of David Noble" at the
book fair.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-26
Mrs. Harding
To Be Host
Will Receive Delegates
To Pan American
Conference.

As a fitting finale Of Washing
toms hospitality to delegates at
tending the third annual convention
Of the National League Of Women
Voters and the Pan American Con-
ference of Women. Mrs. Harding
will receive them in The White
House at half after four on Satur-
day afternoon, April 90.
The Latin-American diplomatic
corps will be well represented at
the Pan American Conference, and
several will represent their coun-
tries officially. or will take part in
the round table conferences
Nine. lie Breton. wife OF the Am
bassador from Argentina. has benn
appointed a delegate from tho Ma
tional Council Of Women OF Ar
centina. Another representative Of
that organization who will he Nine.
lie Breton's alternate at the con-
ference will be Sonora Leonor de
Dickinson. daughter OF John Gill
Lowry. Of Maryland. who has re-
sided in Argentina for some years.
and. like Lady Astor. is coming to
the conference and later will visit
her old home and American friends.
Mime. Matthew. wife Of the Am
bassador from chile. is another Of
the interested group Of the Latin
American diplomatic corps who has
accepted the invitation Of the
League Of Women Voters TO attend
the conference.
Washington hostesses who will
entertain the delegates at luncheon
on Washington Day. April 2s. in
clude the following: Mrs. Larz An
derson. Mrs. Frederick Anterior.
Mrs Frederick X. Brooks. Mrs.
Frederic 4. Delano. Mrs. George
Ehle. Mrs. Wade II. Ellis. Mrs. WILL
lam Eric Fowler. Miss Mary
Gwynn. Mrs. J. Borden Hartman.
Mrs. John l.. Henderson. Mrs A.
Garrison McClintcck. Mrs John
Stewart Mclennan. Mrs. George
Thomas Marye. Mrs. Clifford Pinchot.
Mrs Herbert j. Slocum. Mrs J.
Herbert Stabler. Mrs. Thomas Bell
Sweeney. sIrs. Nina &. Van Wrinkle.
Mrs. Harold Walker. Mrs. Charles
Warren. Mrs. Francis Emory War
rem. and Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-26
Hear Talks
OF Visitors
d. A. r. Chapter Regent
Entertains Many
Members.

The Richard Arnold Chapter, U.
S. d. A. r.. met Monday evening
at the home of the founder and
regent. Mrs. NJ. St. Clair Blackburn.
1918 Seventeenth street northwest.
The chapter omitted the previous
meeting in loving respect to the
beloved young registrar. Miss
Helene Hill Hopkins. who is at
present happily but slowly recover
ing from her sad experience In the
Knickerbocker disaster.
Monday evening the regent, Mrs.
st. Clair Blackburn, presided. Re
ports were heard. contributions
were made, and a delightful pro-
gram followed. Miss Marietta ].
Tibbetts, of the Washington
Heights Chapter OF New York City.
who is a recognized authority on
America nization Work, related in
an interesting manner her vast OK
periences in her actual work In
New York City. Her address was
entertaining and instructive. Guests
present from other chapters desired
Miss Tibbitts to speak for them.
Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton sang
several songs of her own compost
tion-"Jane," Dreaming" and
others, all in splendid voice and
style. She also sang an aria from
Carmen"
The chapter was also fortunate in
having another well-known and
widely travelled speaker of New
York City-Mrs. Frances Olmsteau
work Of the Washington Heights
Chonfar ~ Naxy vnrE Titxy
and what It has accomplished in the
past twenty five years. 1t has been
successful in retaining the earl.
and historically Significant names
of the streets, restoring several of
purchased the june Mansion that
headquarters, and the home OF
Madame Jumel, whom he married
late in life.
The chapter possesses numerous
and valuable historical relics there
of the Revolutionary period. These
addresses. SO we'll delivered by two
well-known ladies of New York.
were enthusiastically appreciated.
They stimulated both Americaniza.
ton and historical work in d.
r. circles. Mrs. Fonkheiser,
West Virginia. q guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton
Mrs. Curtis. Of Chevy Chase; Mr.
Grass. Mrs. Merchant n. Maloney
wife of the representative of ex
ternal affairs for Canada; Mrs
Grower, Mrs. Gross, Mrs. Mcneil
Misses Thompson. Frank and Other
quests were present.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-26

worked quietly until yesterday
when the anonymous donation Of
the grounds were made.
The site is opposite Pope's
Creek Station, Nd, and is fifteen
miles from Colonial Beach. II can
be reached from Washington by the
steame: which makes Matthias
Point. one mile distant. but sup
plies will be landed directly on the
beach which spreads out for a con-
siderable stretch giving excellent
opportunities for both bathing and
fishing.
Will Live In Large Tents.
While there are several buildings
on the grounds most of the men
will live in .arge tents while meals
will be served in a large mess hall
which will also be used for motion
pictures and other entertainments
Tt Hooe's postoffice mail will ar
rive regularly but in order to keep
in even closer touch a wireless
telephone will be installed.
The stays may be for a week.
two weeks, a month or season.
the limit depending upon the rec
concentration of the doctor. The
camp will accommodate two hum
drHd men and it is expected most
of these will come from Walter
Reed. Mount Alto. st. Elizabeth's
and the naval hospitals, the four
institutions here given over to the
nursing of the men whose health
was impaired by the war.
Information that such a resort
was planned. aroused great inter-
est among the patients in this city
and a scheme is now being worked
out in order ii give the greatest
possible number of disabled the
benefits of a few weeks in the open.
OrRanixatiorE VIII Aid.
As such plan has been sue
cessful in other places the Ame:i-
can Legion. Disabled American
Veterans, of Foreign Wars and
other patriotic organizations will
aid in helping its founders. A mass
meeting will he held before the
comp Is formally opened in order
that its exact purposes may be ex-
planned. Mrs. Harriet Herbert. 1717
p street Is receiving books and
musical instruments for the camp,
while Mrs. J. II. Boggs, of Rock
ingham, Is secretary.
Among the washingtonians who
have been interested in teh under
taking are:
Frederick p. II. Siddons Peter A.
Drury, Jerome +. Barnard, Wendell
Phillips Stafford, DIR. Harvey w.
Wiley, william s. Culbertson. w.
r. Westlake. Henry S. Graves:
Thomas II. Patterson, Miss Byrd
Mock. John NJ. Noonan. Fl. X. Bush
Brown, John Joy Edison. Robert N.
Harper. James A. Preston. Mrs. @.
M. Minor. Frederick Beal. Isaac
Cans, Robert Y. Barclay. Charles
F. Nesbit, Mrs. william ]. Monro.
Mrs. John NJ. Noonan, Mrs. s. X.
Loughran, Mrs. Thomas G. Winter.
Mrs. Robert J. Burdette. MS. c. c,
Calhoun. Mary Florence fancy, VIII
liam ]. Marshall and Hanford Hen
derson.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-26
Will Study
U.S.. Artillery
British Colonel Leaves
For Fort Sill to Pursue
Investigations.

Capt. Elbridge Colby, U. S. A.,
is the author of an article on THE
United States and the Coto dispute
between Panama and Costa Rica"
in the current number of The Jour-
nal of International Relations.
Col. G. E. Wilkinson. of the
British army, who has been detailed
to America to make a study of the
American progress of tractor drawn
and motorized field artillery equip
ment, has left Washington for a
visit to Fort Sill, Okla. where he
will pursue his Investigations in ac-
tual field service.
Capt. Earl C. Flegel, U. s. A.,
and Mrs Flegel are being welcomed
by. society and the Army set of
Portland, Ore. Captain Flegel re-
Gently was appointed to take charge
of military affairs at Hill Military
Academy. President and Mrs. ]. A.
Hill recently gave a large recep-
ton to welcome the Flegels.
Many social affairs are being
given for Lieut.. Col. Frank C. Ba-
ker, u. s. A., and Mrs. Baker. of
Vancouver Barracks, who are leav-
ing soon for Fort Bliss, Texas.
Chaplain Frank l.. Miller. u. 3.
A.. and Mrs. Miller, from Fort Sher-
man. Panama, and Capt. and Mrs.
Adrian r. Brian. also from the
Canal Zone. are at the Hotel Astor,
New York City.
Mrs. John Morris Ellicott. OF Mare
Island. Is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Charles +. Williams. 91S Eighteenth
street northwest, widow of Colonel
Williams. late Of the Marine Corps.
Mrs. williams has been Ill for about
a year.
Capt. Sidney F. Dunn, U. 8. A..
and family are at home at 727
Beech street, Manchester, N. H.
Captain Dunn Is on duty with the
National Guard.
Major Warren r. Bell, U. s. A,
and Mrs. Bell are at the Hotel As
tor for a few days from Fort H. G.
Wright. n. Y.
Lieut.. Col. Stephen LII. Slocum
and Mrs. Slocum, who have been
for some time at Palm Beach. Fla.
will leave there shortly for cruise
in their house boat.
Capt. G. 7. Collar, A. s.. and Ms.
Collar. en- route from Kelly Field
to the Philippines. spent several
days at Mather Field, Cal. as
guests OF Lieut.. p. l.. Williams,
A. s., and Mrs. Williams. Mrs. ].
7. Reed. mother Of Mesdames Col
lar and Williams. is q guest of the
williams family
Mrs. Frank T. Hines and Miss
viera Hines, wife and daughter of
Brig. Gen. F. T. Hines, have re-
turned to their home, villa viera,
Malba. Long Island. N. Y. after
having spent q week in Washing
ton at wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. Gilbert A. Palmer wife OF
Major Palmer. NJ. c., U. s. A.. was
called to Washington recently on
account of the serious illness OF
her mother. Mrs. Palmer Is ut the
Hotel Grafton while In Washing
ton. Major Palmer is on duty at
Fort Clark. Texas
The Washington herald., 1922-03-26
REST RESORT FOR DISABLED
VETERANS PROVIDED BY GIFT
Use of 3O0-Acre Tract at Bellevue, Va, Assures
Vacaty IN Project.

With the donation yesterday Of
the use of a 30O-acre tract at Bel
levue, Va. on the Potomac, fifty
miles below Washington, plans
were completed for the opening.
within the next month. of a voca-
tional rest resort for Washington's
disabled former service men.
Last summer in most of the
larger cities citizens arranged
similar places for the wars MANNED.
Such a project was launched here
during the winter and a group
The Washington herald., 1922-03-26
All IS MI-CAREME JOYOUS NTERL UDE IN /
Vanderbilts Give Dance
For Charming Daughter
Society FlocLs to K Street Home When Family
Is Not at Biltmore.
By EVELYN c. HUNT.

M-Careme Well Washington celebrated it with
can't recall Lenen week than the one just closed
number of people hosts only but several times
during the week.
So happened hardly know where to begin to tell
all things Monday
alone. place there wedding. big of wide
Epeth Hughes daughter of the noted novelist
Rupert Hughes I'D Edward John Lapp of New York Miss
Hugheh was-maks her home with her mother Mrs. Reynolds
wife Capt H. Reynolds u S. NJ Washington Parties
galore for the couple to almost the hour of
the yVedd
The Washington herald., 1922-03-26
.NeU Honor
For Grayson
Rear Admiral Elected
President of Horse
ShOlc.

Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson
was elected president of the Ma
tional Capitol Horse Show Associa-
ton on March IL. He succeeds the
late William Corcoran Eustis.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Moore
announce the engagement and APP
preaching marriage of her daugh-
ter. Adelaide Bailey, to Ems. Lyon
q. Brlcker, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Frank Bricker. of Delaware.
Ohio. The wedding will take place
April Is, at the home OF the brides
parents. Hanover avenue. I.arch-
mont. Norfolk. Va.
Ems. c. J. Strang. attached to
the L. 5. $. Arizona. and Miss Irene
b. Fleming. of Mount Vernon. "
V. were married at Glenwood Mis-
sion Inn. Riverside. Cal. February
Is. They will make Their nome
groom was formerly from New York
City.
Lieut.. George II. Hasselmann. AIT
Service, u. :. ", and Miss Norma
Skinner. daughter Of Mr.. and Mr..
y. A. skinner. OF Lemon Grove.
Cal. were married at the home
of tho brides parents on March !.
They will make their home In san
Diego. Cal.
Mrs. w. Pitt Scott. wife Of Cap
tain Scott. u. s. N. is spending two
weeks with her mother, Mrs. De
Witt Talmagc.
Mrs. Lamar Leahy. wife OF Com
mande: Leahy. has as her guest
at the Connecticut. Miss l'epttec.
Capt w. II. STANDBY, L. :. ~.
and Mrs. STANDBY have announced
the engagement OF their daughter.
Vivian, to Charles wincate. of San
Diego, Cal.
Rear Admiral william &. Cole.
Of Naval Operations. has been as
signed to the command OF the Spe-
cial Service Squadron. He sails on
transport for Colon. which will
cave New York April 10.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-26

Capt w. II. STANDBY, L. s. ~.
and Mrs. STANDBY have announced
the engagement OF their daughter.
Vivian, to Charles wincate. of San
Diego, Cal.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-26

Mrs. Lamar Leahy. wife OF Com
mande: Leahy. has as her guest
at the Connecticut. Miss l'epttec.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-26

Mrs. Ebert A. Palmer wife Of
Major Palmer, NJ. c., U. s. A.. was
called to Washington recently on
account of the serious illness of
her mother. Mrs. Palmer Is at the
Hotel Grafton while In Washing
ton. Major Paine. is on duty at
Fort Clark. Texas
The Washington herald., 1922-03-26

Mrs. Frank T. Hines and Miss
viera Hines. wife and daughter of
Brig. Gen. F. T. Hines, have re-
turned to their home, villa viera,
Malba. Long Island. N. Y. after
having spent q week in Washing
ton at wardman Park Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-26
ITALIANS ENTERTAIN
spANIsH EMBASSY.

The Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
piano were the guests OF honor
AZ a dinner which the Secretary OF
the italian Embassy and Nine
Celesia gave Tuesday evening. The
xviSe Of the Minister of Ecuador had
luncheon party Tuesday; Sena-
tor and Mrs. Key Pittman gave
5Inner as did former Governor and
Ms Joseph W. Folk. Mr.. and Mrs.
clarence Aspinwall. and fully half
dozen others of social prominence.
"wednesday for some strange reason
was rather quiet. very little doing"
as A small boy says. Mrs. Truman
Palmer gave one of her series of
luncheon parties and the Third AS
sistant Postmaster General and