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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-02

Continued From First Page).
the State Senate and Later colio.,o-
OF internal revenue for the Western
p'S'r'c'' mas been similarly honorcd
by the Roanoke bar.
IL VIII be seen that there Is ont
side ground. including such counties
as Halifax. Charlotte. Nottowov
Prince Edward, APPROXIMATIONS and c,se.
where. in tho Southsldc. from which
any OF these candidates might drov
ana THIS serves to make the contest
the more uncertain and interesting.
The unwri,tcn law placing one Su {.
premc Court judge from each of tho
I'VE grand divisions of the State. is
believed TO be 50 strongly adhered
l" mat Their" Is no probability there
Will be IL candidate from another see
ton.
Judge rutherford Opposed.
Judge John rutherford. OF Gooch-
land. is being opposed for recollection
'as judge of the circuit composed of
Goochland, Louisa. Orange and Cu!-
pcrcr by Alexander r. Browning Of
orange, The opposition to Judge
rutherford is SAL % be based on
the inacccssihility of Goochiand from
inc remainder OF the circuit. conncc-
ton being possible only through
Richmond. where the present Judge
spends much of his time when not
engaged in i,'dinS court II is re-
ported that - members .,lcct of tho
House from the circuit stanE three
Ia one for Browning, and that SEN
ator Miller. OF Rappahannock. in
whose circuit are Orange and Gull
ncper. is also on that side. This
leaves Senator Hening and Delegate
Howlcs. who represent Goochland.
for Rutherford. while the position
Of Senator Goodrich, OF Fredcr!cks
burg who represents Louisa. is not
stated.
Judge y. NJ. Aiken. appointed by
Governor Davis on the bench of the
Pittsyiva Henry Patrick Danville
circuit. has been subjected to oppo-
sition by j. Turner Clement. OF
Chatham. Judge Aikcn's father was
for many years judge OF the Cor
poration Court OF Danvilie.
Usually the Republican minority
meets on the same night with the
Democratic caucus, and organizes for
the session by choosing Coor leaders.
Since the Democratic landslide Of
November there are hardly enough
Republicans left at the Capitol to
nominate Il page
The advance guard OF members of
the Legislature is arriving In the
city for the session. Franklin Will
l'ams. who has been repeatedly elect
81 to the House from Fairfax County.
and is now becoming Il veteran. is
here. accompanied by Mrs, Williams.
Senator Charles O'Conor Goolrlck. OF
urS. one of the active
leaders in the General Assembly. is
expected today He is known as the
good roads protaEonist in the Sem
ate.
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MAN HURT IN NORFOLK
BY CAR ON RAMPAGE
Machine Runs Up on Side
walk, and Driver
Flecs.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l


NORFOLK. VA. Jan. LIN one
of the most peculiar accidents that
ever occurred in Norfolk. L. r.
Spencer. 80 years old. of Hartford.
Conn, was seriously hurt yesterday
Standing at the corner OF At
lant!c and Main Streets, Mr.. Spencer
was knocked down by an automobile
that got away from It's driver and
ran up on the sidewalk. His right
arm was broken IN several places and
he was internally hurt, IL is believed.
lie now is at ST. Ninccnt's Hospital.
Driver Runs Away.
MT. spencer was on the sidewalk in
front OF the National Bank OF Com
mcrcc. when the car came speeding OH
Main Street. AS II nearcd the corner
OF Atlantic Street, cycwltncsses say,
the driver appeared to lose control
and it went on the sidewalk. with
tho motor st!l going the driver
jumped from the car and rushed into
the bank building, where he disap-
pcarcd.
without driver the ear started off
again and headed down Roanoke
Avenue. 1t was ovcrtnkcn by Dctcc-
tive John Doar and Traffic officer
SaiZberE. who were on duty at tho
corner at the time, and the motor
stopped. Mr.. Spencer was rushed to
the hospital, whore 1t was said that
the extent of his injuries had not
been asccrtaincd.
Chr Reported stolen.
In few minutes after the accident
occurred telephone message was
received AT headquarters, notifying the
police that the car carrying the same
license number as that on the car
that struck Mr.. Spencer had been
stolen. 1t was not known who tele-
Iphoned the message. hut police be-
lterc II was the same man who
jumped from the automobile that ran
up on the sidewalk. 1t liz said that
Joe Dorf is owner OF the car. but
! that he was not IN II at thu time.
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MARKED DECREASE
IN MINE FATALITIES
Try Associated press. l

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-Therc was
n mark ed decrease In fatalities in and
about the coal mines OF the United
states during tho month of Novcm-
her. according to reports made public
by the Bureau OF Mines tonight Dur
ing the month. LAG men were killed,
which represented n decrease of lfty-
one fatalities, or about &c per cent
as compared with November. 1920.
when 1871 men were killed
BASED on an estimated OUTPUT Of
i2.Sli,O00 short tons OF coal in No.
vcmhcr. tho fatality rate was shown
by the reports 10 be 3.4t.per 10000 N0O
tons y decrease in fatal accidents
was noted at mines in West Virginia.
Illinois. Ohio. Alabama and Kentucky,
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PINKIE MITCHELL
TO BATTLE LEONARD
(Ry United News.]

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Jan. I.-One
" the biggest tusnouts OF boxing
fans of the season is expected TO be
Mt the ringside when Benny Leonard,
iGhtwcight champion. attempts to
Eliminate the last or the Mitchell
sam'iy in his path -Pinkie---here to-
morrow afternoon.
While the champion ia n 5-to-l IA
vorite. many milwaukee, fans arc
grabbing these juicy odds In the be-
lief that Mitchell viii upset the dope.
Both lighters devoted New Years
Gay to limbcTing up.
II is predicted that Leonard will
weigh IN AT around 1871 pounds be-
fore the aEht
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MAN ROASTED ALIVE
AS BUILDING BURNS
ISn"cial to Tho Times Dispatch.

T.'W''I'F1 W nv IITIIHN- IIlSNNTCh-
lfNClIRtRG. VA. Jan. IAN un.
Identified white man was crcmat.d
in the burning Of a nearly completed
dwelling near the fair grounds which
burned about o'clock Ncighbors
about I o'clock heard noises OF what
appeared Ia he coming from an orgie
in the house.
After the fire the remains OF the
man were found. He had been roast
cd alive. his 'legs being burned on
above tho knees and his arms at the
elbows. The county police have been
unable TO identify the remains. but
an inquest win be held Tuesday.
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WOLVES MENACE
RUSSIAN TOWNS
GBy Associated Press !

NEW YORK. Jan. The wolves
OF Russia. like the people. are starry
ing. and are leaving their woodland
haunts for the towns. 80 that IT is
necessary for American relief admin
istration workers to go armed. said
a message 10 that organization here
racks of wolves described as
man eaters. menace travellers and the
population at Elabuga in the Tartar
republic. 1t said
Emaciatcd children of Elaburn
gather acorns from which a bitter
bread is made. American relief kieh
ems are being installed.
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Picture Thcatcrs Ciosc.

AI.GIEHS. Jan. ALL motion-pic
turc theatcrs in the Province of Al
ing OF the new year. owing TO inn
position OF an additional 3 per aent
tax. bringing the total levy 10 a3
per cent OF tho gross receipts. Tho
closing affects 1000 musicians and
. 600 other employees.
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Dnn,iIIc IIome Domuv.d.

DANNIE.LE. VA, Jan. 1.-The, homo
OF Mrs, John Ramey. on stokes
street. was threatened Friday night
when the parlor became ignited
crom Christmas tree on which
there was burning several candlee.
The tree soon burst into "a light
blaze, igniting curtains and spread
ing 20 furniture. Ncighbors re-.
spending to cries OF FIRE succeeded
in dashing out the flames with bed-
clothing. 4
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INDIAN NATIONALS
DECLARE REPUBLIC

Continued From First Pngc).
in the dialect Of the district In which
1t appeared. 1t is permissible to an
nouncc now that In preparation Of
the declaration OF independence. pro-
Flstonnl governments havo been or
ganiZcd in all the provinces. a cen
trail government has been formed
with Ghandi ut it's head. which means
that az long as Britain remains there
Will be state within n state"
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Serious Riotlng in Indln.
my Associated press.l

LAHORE. BRITlSH INDIA, Jan. l..
There was serious rioting Friday
In FiroZpur and Jharka. in tho Roh-
talk district Of the Juniab. when nom
co-opcrators attempted tn rescue per.
sons who had been arrested for as
saulting members of the loyal. assoc
citation. The military from Delhi and
Alwar assisted In restoring order.
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scnbonrd shops to Reopen.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. Jan. 1.-The
New Year starts on we'll at least. for.
the announcement came today that
the locomotive department OF the
Soaboard Air Line shops in this city
will resume operations next Tues
day morning. Five hundred mechanics
will go back. To work. They have
been laid off for several weeks fol-
having n shutdown OF tn locomo-
two department..
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Dis"L.n LAi.,,n.nD
EXECUTORS SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ~
piSWIpDIE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.

VALUABLE EF.AI. ESTATE IN
Di%wIDDiE COUNTY VIRGINIA.
as executor OF the late james ~
liarrod and AS directed by his will.
duly probtt"d Ia the CLERK D!:cc
OF the Circuit Court OF DInwiuGie
sale AT pubic auction To the nigh
est bidder. ia front ot the principal
dwelling house ou the premises here
matter described on
FRIDAY. JANUARY 20. 1899.
At Noon.
that certain tract OF land. or which
the late James VI iiarrod died selsed
situate Ola both SIDES OF GravciIy
Run or Mcorc's Road. In kowtnty
Mnristerai District. Dinw d d e
County. Virginia. about scveA E)
miles from the city OF Pctcrsburg
contninins 32i.G acres. according TO "A
survey thereof mad. ny IS {. Rivcs.
G.. L., IN November and December.
1871. on the following terms: one
third tl-3b cash, the balance in equal
instairn"nis AT one. two and three
years. notes To hr gwen Tor the de
fcTr.d payments. bearing interest
by aLdced of trust upon The property.
at III" purchasers expense, or all
cash. At the option OF the purchaser
The purchaser IL 10 pay the taxes on
the said land for the year ly22
This tract Of land has upon II n
Sice dwelling house. tenant houses
and all the usual ouibuiidinEs and a
large quantity or standing timber
IL Is admirably located and a most
desirable property. y Plat OF the
land can be seen by application to
the Undersigned
RICHARD H. MANN.
Executor or James NJ. IIarrod.
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cvcred for the second time. Then.
he declares. she was free to marry
vrocvcr she SAW ut.
First IuSbnnd Gave Her S::.n0G.
"My first husband was the hest"
she, said today. "Ilc gave me $4,000
when ] left him. That enabled mo
% stop at the finest hotels. eat at the
Vest restaurants and dress well until
could catch another husband.
1.-The thing that hurt ME most In
my marriage to Eads was J had to
give up q two-and- half karat d.n-
mond ring and n onc-kara; diamond
the fellow had given nfc, who OK
rcctcd To marry me. had To ditch
him. and he wanted his r!ngs back {"
Mrs. Eads said she has letters frorl
her former husbands begging her 10
come back to them. and she exhibited
4 few to prove IT,
Don't that show made n good
wife," she asked.
Eads now is under arrest IN ph.la-
1clphia. and his capture was made
Nossiblc by the t.r given by his
briGe.
Mrs. Eads says she Is only 90 years
old and attended MARSHALL College at
huntington, w. Va. She said her
father Is contractor OF Chnrleston.
vs.. Va,
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<itLIiOhS -LELILS
tACa .t,..
oLn DoMi>loH rHusr cONrASY.

Old DOMiNioh TRUST COMPANY
KicnuIDnt Va. december ~ 1871
Al meeting OF tn" directors ~ IA.
Old Dom nipn Trust Company hcii I'M.
day, quarterly dt.Ii"nG OF two ,ni one.
half p"r cent on th- capital stoCK OF tn-
tompaH, WAS declared. .inynDl- On aud
hIt-r JanYary 1879 to stuckho.ders .,
.rr:ofd ~ OF December Is. 1874. Cheeks
will Us mailed
~ II LAUGHTER
Vice President ana Secretary.
OLD bOMISID$ IHCaI COMPANY
Richmond "a b-crInD.r - lszI
The regular annual meeting OF TIA. stock.
hola"is -: this company VIA tie held at
Its banking mouse. Sinih ana SLAIN >tr-"ts
On "Wednesday, January II 1922. at A.,
o'clock ri fui IN" election OF directors
ann .of IN" confederation 0f sucn oiner
business As mry properly come c-tO.s
the ncetir..
W. II. SLAUGHTER.
Nicc-Prebii-nt AMI Secretary.
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wAHnES 81. GODDARD.

THE annual meeting Of stuCEhOIdrrs of
the Aanrn-sieT SatloGs! baUs oi Rich
mond. virginia, VIII b- hrlJ ~ the Alan
chester National Ran. building ;yy0
Hull Street. on Tuesday Jhnutry ~
ls2;. at 4. 81. for the purpose of
oi,ctiug committees and officers aud
y for tho usEsaCtion 81 any other pusl-
ness that may properly come before tho
meeting u. & ballard. Secretary
SATIOHat STATE ASD GIi hank.
Richmond. Virginia
The annual meeting OF th- siOcKnu.d-r,
OF this paGA VII b- held at It, DAnainx
house. AN East Slain street TUESDAY
JANUARY 10 1872. at ~ O'Clock .oon
for the election OF directors Tor tue 81.
suing year ana TOT the consideration VI
such other business a. may property come
before the meeting
" y RYIAND Cashier
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~ II SLAUGHTER.
W. II. SLAUGHTER.
NLcr- presli.nt nm S.crrfhrY.
PLANTERS SATIONAI BANK.
RICHMOND VA.

The regular snnuEi meeting OF tho
atoCA huld"fr OF tnir tsns VII he G-
ct its bar.ina nous- on Tuesday J.nu
airy 10 1892. AZ ~ o'clock a tor tu.
election OF directors and for any o;a-,
businvss Which may properly come before
sald meeting.
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DANVILLE CONCERNS
WILL CUT MELONS,
lSrecial to The Times Dispatcb

DANTIiLE. Va. Jan. i.-Share-
holders in local enterprises look with
"ladness to this week when the pro-
cess of melon cutting will be en-
'oycd. About $4,000 will be paid
out by the Danvil!c concerns The
Dan River Mills will yield the big
"cst dividend. the regular semi
annual } l-2 per cent :cturn on tho
preferred stock, and an extra divi-
lend of per cent on the common
stock. meaning a disbursement OF
80 900.
The First National Bank. paving a
""gHlar 10 per cent and special 3
0"r cent dividend on its stock. Will
'sburse Sl1.:50 to its shareholders.
Th" American National Bank will
>aY ont $4,000 bv its per cent semi
'nnual dividend on $4,000 stock.
while the Commercial Bank will nay
nut . per cent on 100000 or $1,000.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
(Main Street Statton1

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
S30E. Main Street Phone Randolph 42l
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SOLONS TO DECIDE
3 JUDCESHIP FIGHTS

(ContlnMcd From Elrst rnra1
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STI;h MSIiIi'S.

RICHARD II. MANN.
Executor or James NJ. Iiarrod,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
He's a Villain No Longer

Frederick Tilden has SO long been as
sociated with the role Of the villain on
the stage that It was difficult for him
to switch his pace TO play Count Gag
liostro, the protagonist, in Adoph
Klauber's new mystery play, which
comes TO the Walnut on September J:
The Count, although an chronological
defendant Cf the famous qunck, Joseph
Balsomo. immortalizcd by Dumas. is
hardly villain, and while Tilden finds
it a relief not to be hissed nightly. he
had to make over his style Of acting.
Tilden started his stage career young.
After graduating from Oxford. he
walked right into an engagement with
Sir Herbert Tree MS general understudv
at pound week He came 10 this
coIntry twenty yenrs ago with Nat
Goodwin and Maxine Elicit in when
We Were Twenty one He was seen
here last year In The Bad Man" His
avocation is music and some evidon"c Of
bis ability is shown by the fnct that the
orchestra at the Times Square Theatre
in New York. played his own compost
ton The Charlatan Waltz" rs an
overture to the play.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26

the guest for a fortnight. Of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. ana Mrs James
lie Van Selfridge. at their homo at
Briar Cliff. N. Y, returned this week
to her apartment at the Harvard.
Swarthmore.
Mrs. Ralph Stewart, Of tho Beaches,
Lansdowne, has returned from stay
at Spring Lake.
Miss Mary Pew and Miss Helen Pew,
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. John G..
Pew, Of Moylan, ore tho guests OF
friends in Pittsburgh for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Few returned few days
ago from Cuba, where they spent a
fortnight.
DR.. and Mrs H. D. winsmore, OF
Ridley Park, left this week for a mo-
tor trip to Camp belmont, New jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs James NJ. Aldrich and
their family returned TO Swarthmore this
week from a stay at Redding Ridge,
Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus e. Heilner. Mr..
and Mrs Robert McCurdy and Mrs.
Adele Robinson Miller of Mcylan. have
returned from a motor trip to Marsate
city, y. j., where they were guests
of Mrs. Lewis Stewart for several days
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
MISS SPENCER IS BRIDE
OF MIR. H. 4. ALSENTZER
Other Weddings in West Phil.
adelphia and Norristo,Un

The marriage OF Miss Esther Eliz-
abeth Spencer. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs John Charles Spencer. and MIR,
Harry A. Alsentzer. Jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs Fl. A. Alsentzer. Of 22o1 North
thirteenth Street, will take place at 4
o'clock this afternoon at the Wayland
Memorial Baptist Church. Fifty-second
street and Baltimore avenue. the Rev.
Howard Bulson officiating. The bride,
who will be given in marriage by her
father. will have but one attendant.
Miss Mary E. Spencer. Of this city.
Mr.. Harry P. Orlemann will be best
man for Mr.. Alsentzer. and his ushers
Mr.. John G. Spencer, Jr.. and Mr.. Harry
Seltz. Of this city. A reception at the
home OF the brides parents will fol-
low. Upon their return from a we'd
ding journey. Mr.. and Mrs Alsentzer
will be at home, after the first OF
November, al 2201 North Thirteenth
street
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Thurn-Celler

Miss Catharine A. Geler. daughter
OF OF MI and Mrs. A. Walter Geller, Of
$50 West Marshall street, Norristown,
became the bride Of Mr.. Harry A.
Thurn. son Of Mr. and Mrs August
Thurn, Of Brooklyn, y. Y, today al
the home Of the brides parents The
Eev e. Wilbur kriebel., pastor OF the
Trinity Reformed Church. ofnciated at
given in marriage by her father and
was attended by Miss Elizabeth Tyson
as maid of honor. Mr.. Arthur Thurn,
brother Of the bridegroom, was best
man. The bride wore a wedding gown
OF white kittens ear satin. Her tuIle
veil was held with a bandeau OF pearls
and she carried shower bouquet OF
roses and lilies Of the valley. The maid
OF honor's frock was Of peach-coiored
taffeta and her bouquet was OF pink
rosebuds., reception was given fol-
lowing the ceremony, after which Mr..
and Mrs. Thurn left On wedding trim
TO Ocean city. They will live al 85o
West Marshall street, Norristown. The
bride Is graduate Of tho Norrstown
High School.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
Jersey Resorts Are Farored
by West Philadelphinns

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel e Ingber ot
625l Larchwood avenue. are receiving
congratulations upon the birth OF a
daughter, Norma Ingber, on August 81,
Mr.. Harry s.. Cohen and Mr. Bernard
S. Warshaw, OF $40 South Fifty-sixth
street and 735 South Fifty-ninth street,
are spending this last week OF August
At the Chelsea home of their friend,
Mr.. Alexander Marquis. of Sixty-third
and Carpenter streets.
Miss Cecilia Mccarthy, OF el4 North
Fortieth street, has returned home a fter
two weeks stay in Ocean City.
Miss Philcmena Gallagher, OF a3b
North Fiftieth street. has left for n two
weeks stay at Ashland, Pa, where she
Will be the guest of Mr. Frank peppers
and his family,
Miss Gertrude Hutton, of 52l7 War
rem street, Is spending some time in
chelsea as the guest of her aunt.
Miss Mary Malloy and Miss Emma
Malloy. of Mcdonald. Pa, are the
guests OF Mrs, Elizabeth Cantwell, Of
o2oS Lansdowne avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs John Wright, of b246
Walnut street. are spending a few days
In Doylestown. ''
Miss Gladys X. Crangle will return
to her home. 60ls Westminster avsn,,s
the end Of this month She is the guest
Of Mrs, A. Leonhardt, ct her cottage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-26
Soprano Soloist for Fair

will render classical and popular voca
selections each afternoon and night a.
the eleventh annual Philadelphia Coun :
~ Fair at Byberry during Labor Day
week.
Miss Roderick sang THE Star Span
gled Banner from the reviewing stand
on Fifth avenue. New York, on Arm! :
stice Day. During her appearance here
Miss Rodcrick will be accompanied by
Fry's concert band. \ vaudeville fen =
ture will be the Great Siegfr!cnd'
champion ski jumper Of Norway, who
will give an exhibition Of ski jumping
The Dodson & Cherry worlds fai.
shows. with 300 people will be the Mid
way feature.
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Various Entertainments
in Norristo,Un Societ,

Mrs. Clara Hageman. OF Powell stree.
entertained al a dinner on Wednesday II
honor Of her sister. Mrs. II c. Meixell
| OF Atlanta who Is visiting in Norris
Town Taere were eight guests present
Miss Elizabeth McCarter. OF 1909 n,
kaio street gave an informal luncheon
There were twelve guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Holbrook ant
City.
Miss Eleanor Murphy. of l2o Eas,
Airy street has returned from Wild.
wood, where for the last two months
sHc has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bowman at their cottage there.
Mr.. and Mrs Alden D. Croft and
daughter. Miss Edith wynne Croft OF
Elizabeth. y. j., who have been guests
OF Mrs: Groffs parents Mr. and Mrs.
J. X Horner, OF 55s Hamilton street,
nave left for visit in Harrisburg.
Miss Lucy Burns. Of schuylk,l ave-
nue., Jeffersonyille, entertained at a sew
ing party and miscellaneous shower on
Wednesday in honor Of Mrs. Washington
Rtisner, who before her recent mar
riage. was Miss Clara White.
Postmaster and Mrs. Stanley S.
Drake, Of Plymouth, are guests OF Mr..
and. Mrs. B, Brooke Barrett for the
weekend.
Mrs. Walter Rapine OF 5ls East Mar.
shall street. entertained on Wednesday
at surprise party In honor Of the
birthday anniversary OF Mrs. Harry o.
Frederick. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs, Norris Woodland, Miss Ruth
Frck. Mr., and Mrs. Frank Carter and
Mr., Kenneth Johnson.
Mr.. Wilmer ". Bean, OF Hamilton
street. has retul -. from a several
weeks trip TO Boston Mass, by boat.
Miss Harr!ette b. Chain, of Jacoby
and Arch streets. will pass some time
at Narragansett Pier.