The Washington herald., 1922-09-28

Foiice are searching Tor q colored
domestic In connection with the
theft of $500 worth OF jeweIry
from the home of Mrs. Mary e.
Allen. 34o2 Sixteenth street north
west.
Four diamond rings, valued at
$1.075. and a diamond brooch worth
$500 belonged to Mrs. Allen. Two
other rings. valued at $1,000 and
$500. were the property of her
daughter, Mss Lola Allen.
The maid suspected of the rob-
berry was working recently in the
Allen home.
Paul E. Johnson, 1923 Sixteenth
street northwest, has returned from
vacation spent in Europe.
Cadets of Central High School
will be organized into companies
at their regular meeting this morn
ing, according to Announcement
yesterday by the instructors in
charge.
Mrs. Zoe BealI, daughter of Cant.
Fred Beall. 1880 Columbia road.
mas hCu ITOm
three months vacation in the White
Mountains.
NO Improvement is noted in the
| condition of Mrs. Mary S. Lockwood.
l40l Girard street northwest. founder
OF the Daughters Of the American
revolution who is a patient In a
hospital in Plymouth. Mass. accord
ing to report received yesterday by
friends.
Miss Blanche Aileen Radelfnger,
daughter of Mrs. Blanche P. Radel-
finger. 1881. Chaplin street north
west. and Liston Parr Bethea, 1880
Chaplin street northwest. were mar
ried Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Ber-
nard Braskamp performed the cere-
mony.
Miss Evelyn Berkley. of New
York City. was maid of honor. Ste
phen Aplin was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Kleit rendered the music.
Ushers were Ralph Chaplin, w. Bar
ron Glover, Elmer r. Hurley and
lie Roy w. Marceron.
Following an informal reception
Mr.. and Mrs. Bethea left for New
York and Boston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Kolb. 1910
Lamont street northwest, have re-
turned from a vacation at Asbury
Park, n. ].
Mrs. Harry B. Gauss entertained ID
at dinner Tuesday night in honor
of Miss Virginia Price and Miss
Louise Carman, recently returned
from Europe.
Although no prizes have yet been
announced for the annual review of
the Metropolitan Police. which takes
place in October, captains of pre-
cincts Two. Ten and Eight are tax
ing no chances of not being able to
offer a real competition for :he
honor of being the best-drilled COM
pany in the District. Two days each
week the finest" of each station
are doing squads east and west in
the hope of developing a perfectly
drilled military unit.
Business 1men In Mount Pleasant
and Columbia Heights along Four
| teenth street northwest are propos-
| ing to form an association. Robert
f. Michel, 1894 Monroe street
northwest. is one of those interested
in seeing the project completed.
| The first meeting for this season
of the French section of the
Women's City Club took place Tues
day night. Nine. f. Noel, a native
Frenchwoman, was appointed leader,
Miss H. II. Arnold. chairman, and
Mrs. F. f. Roundy vice chairman.
| Dinners and French conversation
classes will be held weekly.
Policeman Fl. c. Blackman. Of the
Seventh precinct who was injured
when his motorcycle threw him
several days ago. Is rapidly recover
| ing and soon will be back at work.
Rev. r. E. Harter, OF Takoma
| Park. Nd. is visiting friends in
Kansas City. Mo.
Charles w. Gilmore. vice presi-
dent of the Park View Citizens As
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