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New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

structure crashing down. When the
wrcckage had been cleared away the
Rock Island emerged ON sound basis
oncc more and has since done well.
The company passed out of receiver
ship on June %, 1917.
Dividend Record
The new company has two classes of
preferred, known as z per cent and
per cent. Both classes are preferred
over the common to the extent Of their
par value and accumulated dividends
The per cent preferred has prefer
ence over the 6 per cent preferred as
to dividends to the extent of per
cent in any fiscal year. Dividends on
both preferred issues are cumulative
UP TO s per cent yearly. Tho full
dividend rate has been paid on cach
class of stock from July /, 1917. No
dividends have been paid on the COM
mon stock OF the reorganizcd COM
pany.
Margins of Safety
Tho margins OF safety above inter
est and preferred dividend require.
ments shown In the table below are
based on the percentage that net in
come available for these payments
could decline and still leave sufficient
in 1921, if total income had declined
IL per cent liked charges and the full
requirements on the two preferred
STOCKS would have been earned, but If
total ncome had been 80 per cent
less fixed charges alone would have
been covered.
Separate columns are not assigned
the two preferred stocks because the
z per cent issue Is preferred over the
IF, for example, total income in 1921
had been Is per cent lower it would
still have left earnings applicable to
both issues, but they would have
amounted to less than per cent
on tho one and less than per cent
on the other. The minus sign be-
fore the In 1915 means that total
income would have had to increase
per cent In ordeg fully to cover fixed
charges. No place is made for the new
common stock, as 1t has paid no divi.
dends.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Days Dealings i'm Bonds
The Market

Bond prices wore still Influenced
yesterday by the force of the rebound
from the recent reaction, but their
progress upward was slower. In many
instances quotations evidenced strength
by their ateadincss rather than by
extending the recovery. This was true
Of the leaders In the foreign. govern
nent group and also of the more
speculative corporate issues In which
the broadest movements have lately
occurred. Liberty bonds were subject
to only q moderate turnover and did
little mora than maintain their posi-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Former Standard !
Oil Subsidiaries.
Declare Special
Indiana Pipe Line to ps.
$40 Extra; Monfgomeyrs
Ward Pfd. Dividssd|g
Resumed; Others as,

The policy OF declaring EXTRA ev :.
cfai dividends by former Standard cs e
subsidiaries continued YESTERDAY 8
number Of other Companies sIst, II
important dividend action.
Directors Of the Indiana pisg "a.
Company declared special each Is ~
dend Of $40 a share, payable pece,,s., ]
30 to stockholders Of record Dsss.sss
l. Tho Buckeye Pipe Company. snos...
former Standard OH subsidla,v - ~
clared a speciaI cash dividend ~ ~
share, payable December 90 e. So &
holders Of record November "a. ''Sss' e
Illinois Pipe Line Company dscls,.s5ss.s s..
eepli-aunual dividend Of SO ~.
compared with the last previou. s,s rs,S
yearly distribution OF So 2 gbays 4''iss
Montgomery Ward & Co. dirsrsa.
announced q resumption of rsss,,4' s1
quarterly dividends on tho $500 sss.4
stock and declared q dividend "a sse1ss IS =
share, payable December II ~ 49, ss
holders Of record November 30 NJ
coTnpany's announcement gtat.5 Ms
the dividend action wsg va-yay,t.s3
Increased earnings and busine.a
Directors Of the Chesapeake q esa.
Railroad. declared an initial a,,s,s..is = = IS
dividend OF Sf.S2A share OF ia -
preferred stock and the resyulsy s.sss
annual distribution Of s2 . shsss =
the common both payable 5anusryt< =
stockholders OF record Decambsris =
is the intention of the board H. 4.
future TO pay the preferred d.v,SsI
senai-annually. The nev sn psy 80
preferred stock issue Of slSsss ri
bore interest fzora October
stockholders Of the Yale 4 fsss.
Manufacturing CompaI7, ss q euas;.
meeting, approved ths proposal M
Per cent stock dividend and ths ,.ss.s
tion Of the capital stock from aid1 &
&2S o share.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Answer-you probably have In mind
Stocks Yor Business Man

Question-As daily reader Of your col.
urnn. would like to know what YOU ad !.
wise regarding the following stocks: Amer
Gar1 iean Telephone and Telegraph. Public
ferred Ss. North American preferred 3s,
American Ice preferred 6s, Mexican F.
ttroleum preferred ss? / want e return of
between and 2 per cent on my money.
Do you consider the above etoclxs reason :
ably safe Investments? Which do you rec
olnmend as most suitable for nay pur-
pose rs. L.
Answer--We consider the stocks you
nave IN mind suitable for your pur-
has been called in for exchanges into
Pan American Petroleum ehares.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
international Cement Corsv I
Shows Increase in Esrnins,

Tho report OF che Ynternssiss1
Cement Corporation FER sAs susss
ended September so, 1892, showed 81
income OF s4ss,s2s after ehssrss srs
Federal taxes, equivalent 10 sf.as
share earned on the 32A,722 shares q
capital stock OF no par value. fhss
compares with net ilcoms Of ssSs,SA
OF 50 cents share, ia the precedira
quarter and s420.793 La ths ccyyegpcnds
ing period OF 1921.
For nine months ended Sspserabx
30. 1922, net income totaisd ss6a.ass.
equivalent after preferred dividends u
S2.72 share earned On the comrios
stock, as compared with si,2es,6i az
$3.50 & share, IN tie corresponding
psriod OF 1921. So
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Quits General Motors Expcrs

GeIeral Motors Export Corpofasies
directors yesterday secepted the yssie
nation os j. Araory Haskell. presidsa
OF that company eincs February a
1918. Sfr. Haskell, who Is a vice-praas
dent and q member Of the exscussgs
and finance committees of the GsnsfN
Motors Corporation, is reIinquishing he
duties With the export division 70 sak
vote his time to the immediats saIss'
ests OF tie parent corporation. Isl
vacancies IN the export company tM
I,oard o. directors elected James
Mooney president, A 1. Haskell via e,
me egidcnt and general manager az
Austin s. Murray vice-president e
treasurer ~:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
No Need for Change

Qusstion--I hold $4,000 Consolidated
Gas, Electric and Power OF Baltimore shs.
aaar9et 80. I have q chance to erohaY Y,ra
for United States Public Service 6 por
cent Utah light and Traction per, cont
or Consumers Power Company. also the
rover Corporation OF New York shs. al
par. Would be weakening my holding 2
This last named 10 a new company, ana
can't get desired information. rt censti-
tutes several water power piants in north
cfn New York. and they have q contract
with the st. Regis Paper Company to fur
Answer-Your present investment Is
of first grade and we do not suggest
making any change. The other bonds
arc not lacking In merit, howeycr.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Answer-we have had occasion to
For Monthly Savings

Quertion-My sister has $1,000 in the
sayings bank. She waTta higher rate OF
interest. with tho same degroe OF safety.
She will probably mood tho principal about
July /. Though callable, would Northwestr
ern Bell Telephone Is be suitable? She ia
also desirous OF starting definite invest
ment policy By saving 500 a month. What
would you suggest az n suitable procedure
to follow, congd ering both safety OF prtn-
cipal and q reasonable return ?-F. q. Mel.
Answer--We consider Northwestern
Bell Telephone 7s, 1941, suitable for
your sisters needs. For an investment
of 500 monthly she might consider
preferred stocks or bonds Of s1O0 de-
nomination or bonds in larger pieces
on tho installment plan. Bonds which
may be obtained in 300 denomine-
tions may be selected from the follow
ing: Virginian Railway 5s, 1862: Pere
Marquette 5s, 1855; New York Central
IS, 2013; Great Northern rs, 1886; New
England Telephone 5s, 1859; New York
Telephone 6s, l94i; American Smelt-
ing 5s, 1ea7, and Diamond Match 71s s.,
1885. Good preferred stocks are fre-
quently recommended in these COL
unns.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Investment
Information

Questions oj general interest 70 s,s-
pessors spitt bo anstosrsd III THE ccl-
umtt, Il, whioh ccse only i,sisiGis sDiN
DO used. Others sgilI bo GnsioeYed br
mcil Address atl istqairios, isoios-
ing stamped, addressed enyoIope, Co
Financial Editor, The Tribune, is4
NGss1u Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
GID COMPANY
nEoReANIzEp COMPANY
sEsttnated Q
Buy Oil Properties

the Mlddle States Oil Cooperation
and the Southern States Oil Corpora
tion have closed contracts giving them
majority interest in the properties
OF y. M. Brown jr. in Louisiana and
South Arkansas. This is said to be
one Of the most extensive properties
in that region having large proven
acreage.
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insurance Composites
gteel and Ordinance Stocks
Tobacco Stocks
Sugar Stocks

bid . ,4ef |
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
State Bank Call

ALBANY. Noy. 1.-THE State sure
tntendent OF Banks to-day sent op.s
call for the condition Of state ssrH
trust companies and private haasst
the close Of business November ls.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

cold company. fEoorganisea company.
Between 1912 and 1929 the operated
mileage has increased from s,043 miles
It VIII be noted that Rock leland,
as reorganized. has much better
balanced capitalization than the old
company. IN 1919 che proportion Of
funded debt to total capitalization was
" per cent. In 1929 IL had been re-
duced TO "a per cent.
Estimated Property yslue
The Estimated property value % the
company is s436,000, 900, or q per cent
greater than total capitalization. II
funded debt and the preferred stock
Issues be theoretically retired at par.
there would remain an equity for the
common stock in estimated property
value equivalent to 5000 share.
Growth Of Revenues
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Stocks Ex Dividend

Uate. Name. 20
Nov 2e-Aule-. Metal co Lt6 IF ten II
Nov. 21-Atianttc Refining Co. .......
Nov. 2e-Consolidated Cigar Corp nS
Nov. 24-GeneraI Cigar Co. Inc pf.s. ts
Nov. 2e-Earo-walk Refrsctor!es... 81
Nov. 2e--Hartri,an Corp ......s.....s ss
Nov 2e-Eomesake Mining Coed
Nov So-Mexican Sea board OIL Co..as !
Nov. 49, do vot tr ......s,4. !
Nov. 2s-Nationai Lead Co pf ....... u
Nov. .is-Spsfding & Bros "a Gi f6t % Us
Nov. 20-Standard OH Co Of Csiigs.s
rSoy, an--yv ers Fargo & CO .......s. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Niiecellaneous sfacla
Chemical Skockn
tertiaeases of indebtedness and United
States Tressnyv Nnfan

TINS Treasury Department offers to re.
&1s e certtacstee, due December 35 ,sas
ana victory 4Gg g notes called FOR psyn1ent
1eceinner 10, 1922, at 100 ana interest SIy
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

70 sgure tss precise Yield on A,ss us = 81
is necessary TO uss Yield tables. Pc sss..iyss5
spproxirnate yield can roagsiy ee Ss si5s s5sf
out by this soliowing forfn uss psssSS ss,S xs,k;
csosings quotatioa on q bond snre ~ ahssss5sssj
o2 the annual return tbs aSne e ~ ~ tE'
appreoiation os the .pyinsspsa IS. @ oo ,,ss rs,
subtract ths lnaxkss auofatio !. :. = ~ ~ ~
or 100. and divsde the ssmaanStss ,sl ts mi, S.
fore re. Z raatnrity n r II Fos example. Z r.
cent bond 10 sss,sng az 50 and e., nss g IN
years 70 run the annual return VII, ,ss g sss,
per cent, Tho difference pss~ssas ~ ssssrss s.ts
trscsing w ing % 90 from rom 100. Dividing ie nSTTss nTS,s
by Ism years. the ouotiees wss. g ! - Sc
flsuze ii 70 ba added 70 = 90. nscs ~ - ~
annual return and the resuaas, "a vssls
cent wsa give Scu tbs appfoS'sA's
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Market Street Railway

Question: need advice regarding ,tns
Investment OF $1,000 which I will receive
in the near future. A friend has recon.
mended tho purchases OF Market street
Railroad preferred stock. will you kindly
give me tiae rate OF interest paid on Same,
also your opinion TO tho security OF my
principal also the prospect or inherent be-
Ing paid regularly? I'M. II. n. s
Answer-You probably have In mind
Market Street Hallway prior preferred,
which sells around 68 and receives q
dividend Of So annually. The pre-
ferred stock is not on dividend basis,
We do not consider these stocks as
desirable for your purpose ae Chesa-
ueake 6 Ohio preferred.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Manhattan Piggy wigrly

ouestion--A few months ego road IN
your Investment Column, which l closely
follow. or two exhaustive articles an
the Manhattan Piggly Wiggly Corporation.
would be greatly obliged II you. would
inform me what dates those articles APP
peared, as I wish to obtain copies OF then,
to give TO n widow who recently invest
ed" $500 In that company and 10 CON
teinplating Investing more. ! believe
your enlightening articles ought to be
placed In her hands before sho goe8 any
further in that dtrecticn---E. j. G.
Answer-We have had occasioa TO
comment on Manhattan Piggly Wiggly
securities from tins to time. Some OF
tho larger discussions appeared on July
2, August 20, September 25, November
2 and November 13 last. In to-day.s
news column you will And an account
of the appointment Of a receiver In
bankruptcy FOR tho Manhattan Piggly
Wiggly Cooperation.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

Four full columns Of in.
pesfnsent questions and ars-
slsers soin be published in
The Tribune eUery Sunday
and Monday. o. other days
one full column soiU appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

Joint Stock Land YanR
SIS, is5i-sa1s :,
sospt Stock Land Bank
ens. is5t-1S3f..s..... !
Joint .Stork Land Sank
SIS, 1eae-fs34.
Ghicago Joint Stock Land
Bank bhs. le5irlssI. i
ClaicaSo Joint sfoc& Lana
Bank So. issa-ie45.
Chicago Jeint fstocI Land
Baaa "a sss1-lp31.
SaicaE0 yoint Stock Laad
BAnh &c. aefS~1st3. ..s.,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

Danish &C NJ O
+ gold ss ser
A 1895
8 ....f0Th
ser ID 1853
1 LOT
Dept OF Seine
France 7u
l9&
: ..ssss
New-York tribune., 1922-11-18
Approx
x. YfalS
Federal Land Bank Bonds

Acceptable ri payment OF Federal ts
on the dates OF maturity,
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
Vare EntertainS
At Dinner For
Clifford Pinchot
REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM

REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM
~ 8. WARE, Of Pennsylvania.
entertained at dinner last eve
ming at the Shoreham In honor Of
Clifford Pinchot. sovernor-elect Of
Pennsylvania, when his guests
were fellow Pennsylvanians.
The guests included Andrew J.
Mellon. Secretary Of the Treas
ury: James w. Davis. Secretary
Of Labor: Frank w. Mondeil. Re
publican leader Of the House;
Martin B. Madden. chairman of
the House Appropriations Com
mittee: George Wharton Pepper,
senior Senator from Pennsylva-
MIA; David A. Reed. Junior SEN
ator from Pennsylvania; w. Har-
ry Baker. chairman of the Re-
publican State Committee of Penn
sylvania; Alexander p. Moore, of
Pittsburgh; w. Freeland Ken
drick. Of Pennsylvania; Lieut.
Gov.-elect David J. Davis, James
F. Woodward; Representatives
Griest. Watson. Temple, Crago.
Magee. Darrow, Graham. Porter,
Kiess. Jones. NORM, Rose. Cough
lin. Ransley. Watres. Edmonds,
Wertz. Kurtx.. Focht, Kreider.
Kirkpatrick. Shreve, wyant. Ken
dali. Walters. Kelly. Brooks. Nc
Laughlin. Strong. Campbell. Ger
nerd. Brumm, Bixier, Phillips.
Kline; Harry A. Mackey. chair
man Of the Pennsylvania Com
pensation Commission: Thomas w.
Cunningham. Of the State Re
publican Committee: Thomas F.
Watson. chairman Of the Repub-
lican Campaign Committee Of Phil
adelphia; Auditor General 8. Lew
is: Judge G. w. Maxey. of
Scranton; State Senator M. G.
Leslie; John Harris: George F.
Holmes. County Commissioner of
Philadelphia; p. 8. Stahlnecker.
David Phillips. Paul W. Houch,
Thomas NJ. Miller. Alien Prop
erty Custodian; Odel Houser.
Charles Swope: Joseph @. Rog.
ers. Sergeant-at-Arms of the
House of Representatives: Rob-
ert M. Ginter. George @. Hill.
Charles r. Michael, Paul ]. Nc
Gahan. Henry Hall. John B. Han
lon. Wythe Williams. r. w. Nc
Allen. John Erwin, H. B. Nesbit.
J. Bart Campbell. T. A. Huntley.
Angus McSween. Alexander Cad.
dess and Lee Ellmaker.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15

Eii1bssA Durysa walter. Miss
Elizabeth Marbury Bsaie. Miss
Einhsth Taylor Jones. Miss L.
Ian Merritt Thompson. Miss
Atala Kimmell. Miss Elizabeth
Turner. Miss Delphine Heyl. Miss
Elinor Wheeler, Miss Dorothy
johnson, Miss Margaret Farrar.
Miss Helen Colbert. Miss Esther
Prayer. Miss Eleanor Northrup,
Miss Virginia Hume. Miss Rather
ine Shaw. Miss Annette Ashford,
Miss Evelyn Prescott. Miss
Martha Boyle. Miss Adriene
shreve. Miss Margaret Callahan.
kliss Diana Cumming. Miss Jos
ephins wiIliford. Miss Margaret
Crosson, Miss Elizabeth Adams.
Mis- Mary Palmer. Miss Eliza
beth Price. Miss Frances Neville,
Miss Elizabeth Dove, Miss Myra
Morgan. Miss Pauline Coleman.
Miss Marjorie Coleman and Miss
Mildred O'Neill.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
Frieda Hempel,
In a Jenny Lind
Program, at Best

ERIEDA HEMPEL in a Jenny
i Lind concert in the National
Theater yesterday afternoon was
at her best. The audience. and
very large one at that, showed
their appreciation by their in
sistence on encores. Always gen.
erous. Miss Hempel responded sew
eral times to the calls.
In a gown which is an exact
copy of the gown worn by the
famous nineteenth century diva.
Miss Hempel sang many of the
same arias that Jenny Lind
helped make famous.
"Oh. Had 1 Jubal's Lyre," by
Handel. was the opening number.
In her beautiful and remarkable
soprano, Miss Hempel sang this
favorite Of Jenny Lind's in a
creditable manner.
Other songs which brought ia
vor were BATH. Batti, o bel Ma
setto" from Don Giovanni; Ave
Maria and Annie Laurie"
Greetings to America" was es-
pecially pleasing to the audience.
Another song which brought loud
applause was Bishops Home,
Sweet Home" Miss Hempel was
accompanied at the piano by Mr..
Coenraad V. Bos.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
Miss Dent Gives
Bridge in Honor
OF Debutantes

Miss KATHERINE DENT en-
AVA tertained a large company
st bridgs yesterday afternoon in
compliment to Mis- Virginia Ed
wards and Miss Virginia selden.
dsbutantss Of this season. The
other quests were Miss Laura.
Bryn. Miss Margaret Sutherland,
Miss Dorothy Mondsii, Miss
Helen Campbell. Mrs. Roger Bag.
nall. Mn Ruth Miller Green,
Miss Katherine wrenn, Miss
Helen Griffin. Miss Alice Nil.
burn. Miss Cecil Lester Jones.
Miss Louise Anderson. Miss Cath
erfne Weller. Mis- Catherine Rad
cliffe. Mss Dorothy Warren. Miss
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
First Woman Diplomat
To Arrive Here Monday

MISS LUCILLE ATCHERSON,
Avn of Columbus. Ohio. the first
woman to enter the diplomatic
service. will arrive in Washington
Monday to he attached to the State
Department for a few weeks before
being sent to a foreign post.
While here she will be at the
Lee House. On Monday evening
she will make an address at the
meeting of the University Club
which will give ladies night"
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
Entertain at Dinner
For Guests From Montana

CoL. AND MRS. EDWARD H.
TARBUTTON entertained at
dinner last evening at Wardman
Park Hotel in compliment to
their house guests. Mrs. Percy
Williamson, Of Miles City. Mont.
and DIR. and Mrs. W. ]. Butler,
of Helena. Mont. Mrs. William
son and Mrs. Butler are sisters
of Mrs. Tarbutton.
The other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Butler. DIR. John Wesley
Hill. of New York: Senator and
Mrs. Thomas Sterling, Congress
man Frank ]. Murphy. Thomas
r. Adams, of Vincent. Ind: Mrs.
Eleanor Dascomb and Col. Joseph
NJ. Heller.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
Society Notes
eosypsessr. r.sS.,sAaaa-Anasu

MAJOR GENERAL JOHN C.
4A HINES. who has succeeded
Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord as
deputy chief of staff, is sick at
Walter Reed Hospital. His wife.
who is still at their former post
at Fort Sam Houston, Tex. will
come to Washington about the
first Of the year when she and
Gen. Hines will take possession
Of their new quarters at Fort
Myer. vacated the first Of the
week by General and Mrs. Har-
bOrd.
Miss Julia Maths. niece of Sen
ator William b. Mckinley, enter
tained.at the Mckinley residence
yesterday at a luncheon in COM
pliment to Miss Emma Lansing
and Miss Kate Lansing, who are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lansing. The other guests were
Mrs. Ira Copley, Mrs. Wilbur
Carr, Mrs. K. NJ. Kaufman and
Mrs. Edwin Neville.
Mrs. w. Harry Brown will
leave tomorrow for Pittsburgh,
where she will spend the Christ
mas holidays. She will re-
turn to Washington on Decem-
Der 2S, accompanied by her son,
William Brown, a member of the
Princeton Triangle. the college
dramatic society. Mr.. Brown will
be with the troupe on it's an
nual Christmas Southern tour.
T. r. Hubbard entertained a
company of twelve at luncheon
yesterday at the Willard in honor
of Alvin NJ. Owsley, national COM
mander of the American Legion.
Among the guests were Brig.
Gen. Charles Z. Sawyer, Surgeon
General Edward Rhodes Stitt and
Representative Harry M. Wurz-
bach.
Col. Clarke Collins was host to
company of six at luncheon yes
terday at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hertle, of
Gunston Hall. Va. who are spend
ing a few days at the Willard,
entertained informally at dinner
last evening at the Hamilton
Hotel.
Mrs. Glenn Stewart entertained
a company OF six at luncheon
yesterday at the Shoreham.
DIR. Stewart Patton, former
president of Princeton University,
is at the Willard for a few days.
DIR. Harry NJ. Kaufman was
host at dinner last evening at the
Hamilton Hotel.
Miss Henrietta Allen. of Tope-
ka, Kan, who was visiting Miss
Isabel Crawford for a few DAYS.
to White Sulphur Springs to at
tend the Governors convention
there.
Mrs Nina Van Wrinkle will
leave Washington Sunday for
New York and will sail next
Wednesday to make an extended
stay in England.
W. Morgan Stopeley, secretary
of the American legation at Riga,
has sailed for Bremen; also Com
mercial Attache at Bremen and
Mrs. Groves.
Fred Morrow, United States
Vice Consul at Gibralter, has
sailed from London for this coun-
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence F..
Norment, jr., will be hosts at
dinner tomorrow evening at Ward
man Park Hotel
Senator and Mrs. Medill Nc
Cormick sailed yesterday from
London after a tour of several
European countries.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
viii Attend ". Y. Weddiug

Miss Mahhiet Scales and Miss
Aroostine Scales. daughters Of
Real Admiral and Mrs. Scales,
and Miss Margaret Taylor will be
among the attendents at the
marriage Of Miss Isabel Fitz Ran.
dolph Bruce. daughter of Mrs.
L. Craven Bruce, of New York.
and Willard A. Baldwin, of New
York, on December 80.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
Bridal Couple Visit Capital.

Mr.. and Mrs. Erward Clemmons
Cassard have come TO Washing
ton from Philadelphia where they
made a visit at the close of their
honeymoon to Mrs. Cassard's
mother, Mrs. Bradford knight.
Mrs. Cassard was Miss Catherine
Bradford knight.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
Cancels All ENGAGEMENTS.

Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton
has Cancelled all engagements
owing to tho serious illness Of her
mother, Mrs. Mary H. Seymour,
and is leaving for the latter's
home in Pottstown, Pa.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
Visiting Parents Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh F. Smith
and their young daughter. Mary
Jane. Of Pittsburgh. Pa. are Wis.,
iting Mr.. Smiths parents. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Addison T.
Smith, of Idaho, at the HadleIgh.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15

1TISS JULIA JOSEPHINE CARTER, daughter of
w Representative and Mrs. C. D. Carter ,okose en-
gagement to Gustave Welsh sOas recently announced
The aoedding o be important social evemt of nert
month.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15
Perfumes
Toilet Waters
Special, SOC, 75c,


A very large assortment
of good perfumes and
toilet waters, in charm
ing bottles, and most of
them Christmas boxed;
selection of a wide
variety of fragrances.
Also dainty boxes with
2 bottles of toilet water
and q satin sachet bag.
Special, Soc
Toilet Goods Section. First Floor.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15

1IRS. RUSH HOL-
III LAND, soife of the
Assistant Attorney Gem
eral and a popular MEM
Der of the official set dt
the Capital. Mr.. and
Mrs. Holland make their
home at Wardnsan Park
Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F.
Norment, jr., will be hosts at
dinner tomorrow evening at Ward
man Park Hotel
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15

Major and Mrs. Richard II.
Jordan Were hosts at dinner last
evening.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-15

Senator and Mrs. Medill Nc
Cormick sailed yesterday from
London after a tour of several
European countries.