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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported +
the health department In the last twenty -fou
hours:
George and Bertha Huddleston girl
Giuseppe and Lucia Manili. girl
Richard c. and Jessie Searles girl.
Louis and Gertrude A. Jordan. boy.
Albert Il. and Olive G. Greenburg boy
Louie and Sara Sevin. boy.
Ben jamin II. and Lillian Livingston, girl.
Paul q. aid Ruth Ramcy. girl
William II. and Henrietta Waters, boy.
Otto Il. and Margaret Stiles. girl
Reuben e. and Caroline Boyd. girl.
Oscar F. and Martha Is. Jones, girl.
Earl J. and Mary o. Ottinger, boy
Bradford y. and Anna l.. Headley, boy
William J. and Verna A. Niederpruem boy.
Emmett L. and Gladys Wood, boy.
George W. and Florence Cook. boy.
John J. and Mary A. Honan. gin.
Reginald and Katherine n. Whitaker, boy.
Boyd A. and Margaret r. Bell. boy.
Rarnes l. and Ellen c. Baker. girl.
Anthony T. and Nadine NJ. Du Busky, girl.
John R. and Mamie NJ Foster. boy.
Ashword d. and Agnes A. Holder. girl.
Alton and Elsie Jones. boy.
William +. and Julia VI. Brown. girl
William T. and Mary Gross. girl.
Arthur and Carrie Hawthorne, boy.
James and Annie Henson. boy.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty -four
hours:
Margaret A. Law. SO. s41s Holmesd place.
Ellis H. Echtison. 81, 40 1T. s.w.
Mary A. Fenwick. 10. Providence Hospital.
Edward A. Burdette. 40. 3922 Grant road
TenleytOwn.
George l. Benford. 50. L. S. Soldiers Home
Hospital.
Rose Glass, 75. 410e 5th ST.
Minina r. Mscatee. 50, l47S Harvard st.
Lena Aeen. 85. Hillyer court.
ROzer Harrison. ~. Providence Hospital.
Elmer 4. Booth, -, sos 1t. s.w.
Elizabeth Shields. IS. Home for Aged. Blue
Plains.
nnnxIs. MEL. "a Gsra.i6 Hn.ni,.i I'Ao'
Henry Adams, Al, Gallinger Hospital.
Lizzie Archer. So, 1850 Burdens court.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Samuel J. IOney and Augusta Norris
Walter Holt and Lucy A. Jackson.
Wayland Manders and Agnes X. Shelton
both Of Dahlgren, Va.
Oliver Preston and Marie A. Muck both
Of Baltimore. Md.
Thomas Jackson and Mary Edwards.
Donald J. Toon and Virginia II. Green. both
Of Richmond. Va.
James Nightwine Of this city and Mary A.
Hamilton OF Roanoke. Va
Louis u. Goldberg and Sarah Kusher
Lewis {. Holland and Daisy L. Jordon, both
Of Baltimore. Nd.
Fred y. Farber Of Montanton. Pa, and
Marian II. Waite of Milton. Pa.
EllwO0d L. Englehart Of Accident. Nd. and
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lie Waters. Miss Lucille Showalter
and Miss Dorothy Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Bell Sweeney
entertained informally at dinner last
evening for Col. J. Curtis Gilmore.
who is on leave here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard S. Reside will
entertain small company at dinner
this evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Her. of Pittsburgh. and will
have among their guests Representa-
tive and Mrs. NJ. clyde Kelly of Edge
wood. Pa. and the members of the re-
ception committee for the Pennsyl-
vania SOciety's first meeting of the
season this evening at the City Club.
Mrs, Thomas r. Walsh entertained d
a company OF forty at dinner last
evening in compliment to the retiring
minister of the Serbs, Croats and
Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch. Several
hundred additional guests were asked
for dancing after the dinner. and a
number Of other dinner parties were
given before the dance. The solicitor
general of the Department of Justice.
Mr.. James NJ. Beck, made the presen-
tation of a handsome silk flag of the
United Kingdom of the Serbs Croats
and SloNeHeS to the minister. who ac-
ccpted it with graceful speech. The
flag was given by number of friends
of the minister and Nine. Grouitch in
Washington. Mrs John Allan Dough.
erty being chairman of the commit t
tee.
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Haines will be the hostesses at the tea
at the Women's City Club. from to 6

Haines will be the hostesses at the tea
at the Women's City Club. from to 8
this evening.
Mrs. Herbert N. Walker of St Louis
has come to Washington to spend the
winter, and Is residing at Wardman
Park Hotel to be near her close
friends, the assistant attorney gen.
eral and Mrs. Rush L. Holland, who
have apartments there. She has placed
her daughter. Miss Jane Walker. in
y young ladies' school in the capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lyon Chandler
of Philadelphia have returned to
Washington to visit friends. and will
be at the Powhatan during their brief
stay.
Miss Lucille Chaplin of New York
city is the house guest Of Mrs. j. J.
Locher. Miss Chaplin was Mrs Loch-
er's guest at luncheon on Wednesday.
at the Pen Woman clubhouse on II
street
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ments at the Burlington Hotel for
the winter.
The ex- service men who are stop
ping at the Stepping. stone on Penn.
| sylvania avenue while looking about
pensation will be given a program
at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon by
| Nine. l. Smith Boury of France.
particularly sweet singer.
With final plans complete. Pennsyl-
for the radio night celebration to be
held by the Pennsylvania Society at
the City Club tonight.
The guest of honor Will be Mr.. b.
M. Herr, pioneer in the field OF radio
; communication. He will make an
i address giving the history and prog
ress of this almost unknown science
A radio station at east Pittsburgh
the Pennsylvania Society which will
be broadcasted and heard at the
meeting
Music for dancing will be furnish
ed by the Keystone Orchestra. in
terspersed by pieces rendered by the
radio station.
In the receiving line will be Mr.
F., and Mrs. E. M. Herr. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Howard S: Reside; Representative
and Naa, MRS Clyde key M5 ana
l
! and Mrs. Anderson II. Walters: Mr.
| and Mrs Edwin A. Mess. DR.. John S.
Arnold. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Crilly
Mr.. Edgar Brackett of Saratoga
! Springs. n. Y, is spending several
days here and is staying at the Lee
House. Mr.. Bracket is state senator
! of New York.
Miss Ellen Skinner. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Skinner. was the
! guest of honor at birthday ami
! versary dinner given last evening at
; Wardman Park Hotel. The guests
| included Miss Jacqueline Mansfield
Miss Della Jose. Miss Henrietta
Langer. Miss Elizabeth Stewart, Miss
Skinner, Miss Louise Lewis. Mr.. Rich
ard Jones, jr.: Mr.. Thomas Harrison
Mr.. John Callahan. MIR. AL Stern, Mr.
Charles Dimock. Mr.. Mortimer Bark
ley. Mr.. Larry Hardy and MIR. Devter
Weldon.
Large Arts Club Dinner
OF Sixty Sunday Night.
! Mrs. Randolph Keith Forrest anc
Mrs. Minnegerode Andrews will be
the joint hOstesses at dinner oil
sixty covers to be given at the Arts
, Club Sunday night in honor of the
newly formed dramatic committee
and of the players Of the Arts Club
Mrs NJ E. Hatton announces the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Villa
Virginia Hatton, to Mr.. Edward Jo-
sephus McCallig of New York, in the
Church Of the Epiphany. October IS
! The Rev. DR.. James +. Freeman ON
| ciated.
Mr.. and Mrs McCallig will be al
home after November Is. at the Co
lonial.
| Rev. and Mrs William J. McMullen
of Pittsburgh. accompanied by Mrs
Catharine McMullen and Miss Esteilt
McMullen. are at the Powhatan. where
they were Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. r
IL. McMullen of Baltimore. for an eX-
tended visit
| Mrs b. A. Rawlings and daughter
Nan. formerly of Washington, who
have been visiting relatives ane
/ friends in this city for six weeks
left for San Francisco today.
Miss Marjorie Anderson of New
| York and Manila, ?. L.. has arrived il
Washington for an extended Visl
with Col. and Mrs. G. II. Estes at tn
! tCalverton apartments, Columbia road
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey ha
taken an apartment at the Lenox 10
the season. Her granddaughter
Eleanor Mussey. has entered Smi.i
iCollege as a freshman. She is the NIT
member of the Mussey family to ente
Smith College and her four cousins ar
alumnae.
Mrs. Ellis Meredith and Mrs. Dor
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Mrs. Freeman Returns From
Lengthy Western Visit.

Mrs James f. Freeman. wife of
the rector of Epiphany Episcopal
Church. has returned to the rectory
at 1929 X street. after an absence of
several months. Mrs. Freeman spent
the summer in Maine, and in Septem-
ber accompanied DR.. Freeman to the
Pacific coast. On their return east
ward she stopped off at Minneapolis
for a brief visit with her son and
daughter.
Rev. Dir. and Mrs. Wallace Rad
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Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey has
taken an apartment at the Lenox for
the season. Her granddaughter.
Eleanor Mussey, has entered Smith
College as a freshman. She is the hfth
member of the Mussey family to enter
smith College and her four cousins are
alumnae.
Evening star., 1922-10-20

Leah X Mofiett OF Oakland Nd
Lewis e. Stutz and Alice u. Reynolds. boti
of Rchniond. va.
Evening star., 1922-10-20

Miss Marjorie Anderson of New
York and Manila, p. l., has arrived in
Washington for an extended visit
with Col. and Mrs. g. II. Estes at the
Calyerton apartments, Columbia road.
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Mrs Ellis Meredith and Mrs. Dor
Evening star., 1922-10-20

Mrs. b. A. Rawlings and daughter
Nan, formerly of Washington, who
have been visiting relatives ana
friends in this city for SIX weeks
left for San Francisco today.
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clife have changed their residence
from the New York Avenue Church
manse. 1900 X street, to 1875 S1st
street.
Evening star., 1922-10-20

Commander and Mrs Edward Pal
mer. u. s. NJ, have engaged apart
ments at the Burlington Hotel for
the winter.
Evening star., 1922-10-20

Col. and Mrs. c. B. Drake enter
tained a dinner party last evening
later on taking their guests to the
| Walsh.
Evening star., 1922-10-20

Nine. Grouitch. wife of the retiring
! minister of the Serbs. Croats and
Slovenes. will be the guest or honor
! at a reception to be given at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon at the Franklin
Square Hotel by the members of the
! Twentieth Century Club. Of which she
! has been an active member for sew
eral years.
Assisting Mrs. Stoner, president Of
| the club, in receiving. will be Mrs.
| william H. King. Mrs. Theodore
| Amussen. and further assisting will
be Mrs. Russell Edwards. Miss Rosa
Evening star., 1922-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair will
entertain at dinner this evening in
their home at Silver Spring. Md. in
compliment to Miss Adelaide Tuttle
and Mr.. Charles Carroll Morgan.
whose marriage will take place to-
morrow a noon.
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Large Arts Club Dinner
OF Sixty sunday Night.

Rev. and Mrs. William J. McMullen
of Pittsburgh. accompanied by Mrs
Catharine McMullen and Miss Esteiie
McMullen. are at the Powhatan. where
they were Joined by MIR. and Mrs. r
J. McMullen of Baltimore. for an eX-
tended visit.
Evening star., 1922-10-20

Mrs. Edward Douglas White, who
recently returned to her home on
Rhode Island avenue, after spending
! the summer at New London, Conn.
has with her her nieces, Miss Anna c..
Montgomery. who will be her guest
permanently, and Miss Mary E. Mont
gomery, who will remain with her un-
til the return of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Warwick Emile Montgomery. in
q short time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28

A meeting OF the Young Peoples
society Of the Lutheran Free church
evening. beginning at 8 o'clock. There
will be a program followed by re-
Il eshments. Marie Anderson and
Berthe 1verson will be hostesses.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
200 WOMEN ATTEND
REBEKAH MEETING

nT NE 81. IA AE
About 200 women OF the district at
the Rebakah assembly held in
on Wednesday. and local
women who attended the gathering
have pronounced the meeting the
most successful aver held in this dis
trict. The feature of most interest
to the convention was the presence
of Miss Seigel Of Fargo. state Npresi-
dent OF the Rebekah lodge. who
spoke on matters OF interest to-lodge
members. Grand Forks women wis
in this city in June. put on the work.
which was given at the grand lodge
at the evening session Of the distric.
meeting IN Larimore.
H s A..
Miss Cecil Goodman was elected
president Of the Westminster Guild Of
the First Presbyterian church when
session Of the fall OF Tuesday eve
ming. Other officers named were:
Miss Alice Mcdonald, vice president:
Miss Edith Lamming, secretary, and
Miss Alice Hanson, treasurer.
After a business session during
which the plans for the years work
were tentatively formulated. refresh
consisting Of Margaret Hyslop. Belle
Mcknight. Edith Lamming and Belle
McPhail. A color scheme Of pink
and white was followed out in tho
luncheon appointments. .
n Guild extends an Invitation to
all young people in the city. not at
fliated with a similar organization, to
join with them at the mex meeting,
which Will be announced later. {
X X
Local women who have returned
from Fargo where they represented
the Grand Forks Union W. c. r. u,
at the state convention report that
the convention was instructive and.
on the whole. very successful.
Mrs. George E. Black of this city
was among the delegates elected to
represent the state at the national con-
vention of the w. G. T. u. to be held
lin Phifad elphia early In November.
Others are Mrs. Edna Duguid Of Can
do. Mrs. w. H. Shemorry of Willis
ton, Mrs. w. B.. Default Of James
town, Mrs. Julia Nelson Of Fargo. Mrs.
E. c.. Watkins of Fargo. Their alter
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
METHODIST MISSION
SOCIETY ELECTED
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

Officers elected at the last meeting
of the year Of the Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church,
which was held in the. home Of Mrs.
Howard E. Simpson,. 707 Belmont
avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, in
clude the following: President, Mrs.
H. f. Simpson,; vice president Mrs.
8. H.. Carrothers; recording secretary,
Mrs. Tom Moore; corresponding sec
rotary, Mrs. Karl Fussler, and treas
urer, Mrs. George B. Wharen.
An~incidept of interest at the meet
ing was the reading Of a letter by
Mrs. E. p. Robertson which she had
received from Miss Vo1ton, a friend,
who is travelling In Europe. The let
ter was descriptive of a number Of
scenes of interest In European coun-
tries. Mrs. j. g. Moore and Mrs. w.
G. Bek were the assisting hostesses.
fairs Of the society for the year, and
The meeting yesterday closed the. at
the new year will begin with theSOc-
tO5er session.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
Billy Whiskers
by Frances Treeo Montgomery.

II was going to butt HIM" said
Billy after he had jumped over the
giant: SS'But II hate TO hit a fellow
when he's; down. !. He! is in a pretty
nasty place. pinned fast to the floor
with all that crowd slit ng on him"
Did you see that. Stanton?" asked
the proprietor. unable to keep from
laughing.
j sur did! l tell you that goat
Is a corker!"
How do you suppose he got
loose?" asked the proprietor.
Search ne!' said the sl~ang-lovins
Stanton.
He must have chewed his rope in
two and then walked over and
chewed the little dogs and cats.
Anyway. did you even hear of such
a combination as a goat. dog and
cat sticking to each other and travel
ing around the country a 8 they do?'
mo. 1 never. did and 1 eve ex-
pect to again. That is why I paid
those boyseso much to- let us exhibit
them for a week. And all this
.rumpus will make the people wish to
see them all the more. And it will
make q dandy ad for the papers. But
you had better get out OF here now
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
II ednesdaysO Opened Season OF Formal
Rushing At The University; Eight
Parties Given By As MANY GrOubs

bonfire built on the river. bank just
near the sarles home. Supper was
served BY a group of Hillsboro alum
nae, apdt favors were presented when
the meal was over. The party re-
turned here by motor about 1915
o'clock Wednesday evening. !
Kappa Alpha %Theta's party was in
charge Of Miss Dagny Hassell and
Miss Doris Lee. and was given in the
home Of Mrs. Tracy Bangs. 513 South
Fourth street. Monte Carlo" amuse
ments were introduced for entertain
ment and refreshments were served
by the alumnae Of the sorority.
The Misses Ethel Cole, Catherine
Cranna. Irene Newman. Ruth Broen
and Alice May Austin were in charge
of the Wheelers' club party given in
the home Of Mrs. J. H. Void. l01
Reeves avenue. Theirs val a formal
dinner party and was largely at
tended.
Each of the organizations will give
parties today and tomorrow and also
a tea on Saturday. which day will end
the regular season Of rushing.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28

Mrs. Chas. e. Hunt and her
mother, Mrs. E. p. Robertson, are
giving a tea this afternoon in the
home OF the former, 519 Third ave-
nue.. at which Mrs. J.. B. Robertson
Of Cottonwood, Mimi, Is the honored
attendant. \
Bowls of va%ri-colored autumn flow
ers and foliage are being used in the
rooms and on the veranda to make
an attractive setting for the affair
for which sixty invitations were is
sued. Mrs. s. Paige johnson; and Mrs.
George Sturtevant are pouring tea,
and assisting in the dining room are
Earl. Miss Olive Dahl Is helping the
hostesses In the other rooms: little
Lorraine Hunt. small daughter of Mrs.
c. E. Hunt, Is acting as door attend
ant, admitting the CHESTS.
Dr.; and Mn, J B. Robertson are
GUS guests OF DR.. and Mrs. E. p
Robertson. brother and sister lin law
motored here from Cottonwood to ac-
company their son, who has entered
the school Of medicine at the Uni
versity of North Dakota,
+
Local Eastern Stars announce a
card party to be given in the large
dining room al the Masonic temple
next Tuesday evening. Play will be-
gin at $3.50 o'clock. An invitation is
extended to eastern Stars, Masons
and their families. TIL eproceeds will
go into the Mason and Eastern Star
home fund.
X X X
Rev. and Mrs. J.. M. P%ersenius have
as their guests for several days Mrs,
Persenius' brother and sister in-law,
Mr.. Int Mrs. Victor E. Lindquist OF
Charlton, Iowa, who motored here
and will leave shortly to- be guests of
Mrs. L~indquist's parents in Roseau,
MINI.
Mr.. n Mrs. T. P. McElroy, sol
North Third street, are entertaining
as their house guests for one week
the formers brother-in-la n sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fuge, their
children, Lael and Margaret, and an
other sister Of Mr.. McElroy, Miss
Helen McElroy. The party motored
here from their homes in Minne-
apolis on Wednesday.
X i 4
Mrs. Jonathan Watson Will leave
this evening for St.~Paul, where she
will Join Mr.. Watson, and with him
60 to ,Mankato. Mimi, where they
will make their home. Mrs. Watson
has been in the city with their son,
Richard, who underwent, an operation
in q. local hospital recently, and who
is now improved.
.FI HrE - EHIs. fH B4F
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Eight Parties Scheduled For
Today and Friday; As
Many Teas On Saturday.

h first parties of the formal rush
ing eason Of sororities on the local
campus were given Wednesday after
noon and evening.
The formal party Of Alpha Phi was
given between the hours 4:30 and Z
o'clock and took the form Of a
. stunt party. The girls went
Where they were entertained with
the presentation Of two playlets, "Old
Sweethearts' and "Old Fashioned
Garden" From there they were
taken to the home Of Mrs. C. E.
Wright, where dinner was served at
small tables and between courses
cabaret stunts were presented. Miss
Margaret Randall had charge of the
party and she was assisted by the
Misses Nell Lunding and Dorothy Nc
Neil.
Mrs. Guy l.. Ireland and Mrs. r.
F. Bridgeman, patronesses, served
dinner in the home of Mrs. Ireland,
2O4 Reeves venue for the members
OF Delta Zeta sorority and their
rushees. Theirs was q sweetheart
party and was in charge Of Miss
Between the hours 4:30 and 7
O'Clock Pi Beta Phi entertained 1T
the home of Mrs. Paul Griffith, las
Reeves avenue. Lighted red candles
set here and there in the rooms
decorated the house and before the
service Of refreshments bunco was
played by the % guests. Assisting
Mrs. Griffith were Mrs. c.. S. Marsden,
Mrs. l.. c.. Harrington and Mrs. r.
T. Young, pa~tronesses, and the sor-
GRITTY members who were in charge
were the Misses Lula Scott, Anna
Earl and June Melbye.
A formal dinner at the chapter
house was the initial rushing event
given by Chi Delta Phi between 4:30
and o'clock. Asters and peoples
were the flowers used in the rooms in
carrying out a color motif of lavender
and gold. There were about fifteen
CHESTS at the dinner and Miss Agnes
Glockner was hostess. >.
The Delta Gamma autumn party
given in the home of Mrs. A. e.
Brown, Vets avenue, was in charge
of Miss Elizabeth Louise Johnson,
assisted by Miss Theodore Briggs
and Mrs. Charles Loughin. After an
evening of. story telling about the
fireplace, refreshments were served
to the guests by a group of "preps.'
There were some twenty young
Women in attendance. :!
entertaining the prospective pledges.
Gamma Phi Beta motored to Hills
boro with its guests. who were enter
tanned at the home of Miss Eleanor
Sarles, an alumna of the sorority.
The affair was in the form of a lawn
party and was featured by a large
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mates were Mrs. Harry Hatton OF Els.
mond. Mrs. H. H. Olson Of Ray, Mrs.
W.. G. Kootz of Jamestown. Mrs. Min
ME Hanson Of Hatton, Mrs. a.. d.
Baughman Of Grand Forks. and Mrs.
w. b. Simcox Of Park River.
to be held in Philadelphia just pre-
ceding the national meeting are Mrs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-28
France Subject
Of Discourse By
Social Worker

Miss Thorstina s. jackson, educa-
tor ana social worker from Europe
will give a lecture in the First Luther
,church on Friday evening, and an
invitation is extended to the public.
especially to college and high stu
dents, to hear Miss jackson 8 mes
In addition to her talk. Mrs.
Alberta Fisher Ruettell will sing a
program OF songs and Rev. H. B.
Thorerimsen will sing the Mar
sellaise."
Miss Jackson Is a graduate Of the
University OF Manitoba and has also
been a student at Columbia univer-
sity. For: two years she was employ
ed by. the United States government
as a teacher In the schools connected
with the army of occupation. and she
has travelled extensively in Europe.
Her lecture here will be on France,
and will be accompanied by lantern
slides illustrating her discourse.
Mrs. Ruettell will sing Les Capil-
lon. by Chausson. "Petites Roses by
Cesek and "Elegie" by Massenet.
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:.
Mrs. C. l.. Van Alstine, 106 Fourth
guests Mrs. H. F.. Mountford and son,
Durwood, of Los Angeles, Cal. They
have been visiting at points in the
east, and from here expect to go to
Montana and thence to their home in
California. They arrived in The city
last evening and will be here for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Norman enter
tanned at a card party in their home,
Ala First avenue. on Tuesday eve
ming. The guests We're all employees
of the Russell Miller~Aiilling company
land afterssthe cards, were laid aside.
refreshments were served n a social
hour spent.
The fifth branch of the Bethesda
association will be entertained Friday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock in the home
of. Mrs. Peter Erickson, GA North
Sixth street.
MIR and Mrs. William Rutsein, 624
Oak street. nou the marriage
of their daughter, Nellie Hannah, to
julius l. Edelstein, son of Mr.. and
Mimi, which took place in the home
Of the bridegroom's parents on Sep
TENDER II.
The young people were attended
by jeanette Edelstein. sister of the
bridegroom, and Alexander Kaufman
of Virginia. MINI. The bride was
given in marriage by her cousin,
Charles Hallock of Hibbing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edelstein are now
spending their honeymoon in Grand
Forks at the home Of the brides par
ante This aynnino thoS.- will No
guests of honor at an informal sup
per party to be given in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ginsberg. 722
Oak street. when the latter will en-
terrain fifty guests. Dancing and
cards will furnish entertainment. and
supper will conclude the evening.
the brides brother-in-law and sister,