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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Dean. onativia g Co. announce that J.
n. Bennett. formerly with w. A. Green &
Co.. - now associated with them in their
bond departinen
Tho American. Exchange National Bank
has been appointed registrar for the pre-
ferred stock OF the Kansas Electric Power
Company.
seasongood & Mayer announce that Charles
g. Ransom, formerly with T. B. keech
Co, is now associated with them.
Farson. Son & Co. have prepared a circu-
lar listing leading bank and trust company
stocks.
Ralph /. o'Hara. associated with Afiliett,
Roe n Hagen for more than fifteen years.
has been admitted 10 tho firm. The firm
name has been changed from Millett, Roc &
Hagen to Millett, Roc Co.
James O. Auchincloss formerly partner
OF Bond & Goodwin. has Changed his adj
dress to Edward II. smitR & Co. Mas
sau ST.
Charles II. Loughman. formerly in charge
with Sloane, Pen & Co.. Is now associated
with A. A. Housman Co.
Benjamin, Hill q Go. announce that George
Alexander Gamble has bccoms associated
with them as manager OF the sales depart
nlent.
vanderhoef a Robinson have opened
Canadian department 70 deal in Canadian
bonds, under the management Of Clements
J. II. Hallett.
Saiomon Brothers Hu,zier have published
term securities.
A. d. Converse Co. announce the admis-
sion TO their firm OF Horatio Whitridge Tur
uer and Matthew Fontainc Maury. as u
November 1.
whitehouse Co. have prepared a digest
Of the railroad consolidation plan suggested
by Prof. Ripley OF Harvard. and amended IN
some details by the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Clarence Hodson 4 CO., Inc. are offering
three cash prizes, totalinE $3.50 IN gold. IN
contest in which their sales correspondents
have entered statesmen.
stone. Prosser g. Doty have issusf a cir
cular on the Victor Talking Machine Com
Hardy & Co.. G. NJ. b. IT,. Berlin, viii IN
crease their capital from 100 900. 900 10 ZOO
600 900 marks. and their reserve from i00.-
O0O. 600 marks TO 10000, 600 marks, according
60 Lehman & Enrich, their New York rep-
rcscntativcs.
The Guaranty Trust Company of New York
has been appointed trustee under the New
York State Realty and Terminall Company
per cent. gold bond mortgage. Forty-fifth
street and Madison Avenue Improvement
The American Trust Company has been ap-
pointed registrar of the common and pre-
ferred stock Of the United states Stores Coz
poration.
+, r. stanton a CO. have prepared FOR free
distribution a circular on Reynolds Springs.
Edward Il. Condor viii becouo n general
partner IN tho firm Of Mckinley q Morris.
so broadway. on November 49, representing
them eon the floor OF the New York Stock
Ev,hauxc, and specializing In Industrial aud
railroad bonds.
a. George Hcyman. formerly Of A. q. Hoy
man GO, has become associated with
Kuczynsld Co In their trading department..
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WHEAT OFF ON LACK
OF EXPORT DEMAND
Decline in Liverpool Also Has
Effect in Chicag0-Corn
and Oats Easier.

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.--Persistent scattered
selling. induced by material decline in
PRICES at Liverpool and by apparent lull
In export demand. eased the wheat mar
ket hero to-day The close was heavy.
7sc. to 1Ac. Net lower, with December
Si.13% to s1.1f and May s1.12is to
$l.12M. Corn finished 3sc. to 1c. down,
oats OF &c. to lac. and provisions vary
ing from 10c. decline to &c. advance.
With liverpool wheat finishing as
much as 2 pence lower In some cases
and with an increase of more than
1000, 600 bushels reported in the worlds
available supply total the buying side
was at a disadvantage for time.
Rains over n good part of the domestic
winter crop belt. the Southwest in par
ticular. counted as q further bearish in
fiuence. Besides primary receipts were
In excess of the, figures last week and
last year. Efforts to develop rallying
power proved of little effect, general
speculative buying being virtually dor
mant and the short interest outstanding
having insufficient volume to be much OF
factor. The seaboard reported many
foreign bids, but they were too far Sut
of line. Omaha, however, sent word OF
the sale of 100, 900 bushels of hard win
ter wheat to be shipped by way OF the
Gulf at &c. under Chicago December
1. o. b. There was also sale of $4,000
bushels here for export
Corn and oats were easier In sympathy
with wheat. Arrivals of new corn here
showed a steady increase.
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rinE or CANADA.

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber co. OF
Canada has resumed the regular quar-
terly dividends OF ia, per cent on the
preferred stock and : y per cent on tho
prior preferred stock together with ac-
crued dividends on tho latter which arc
cumulative from January i, 1922. Tho
payrnent will be made January 10 20
stock OF record December 81.
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100 PER CENT. STOCK DIVIDEND

Union Mills. Inc declared yesterday n
stock dividend of 100 per cent on the
common stock. payable December to
stock OF resord November 4. according
TO Boston advices. This makes the out-
standing common share capitalization
100000 shares. The company has been
paying cash dividends OF 50 per annum.
The directors viii meet the middle OF
the month for cash dividend action.
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NOTICE OF nEnEMPTiosM,, s,,,

NOTICE OF REDBMITfON
UNITED STATES RURBER COMPANY
Five Year seven Fer Cent. secured Gold
Notes ISSUED undfN the Trust Indenturc
dated November o. 1918. between United
states Rubber Company and Industrial
Trust Company, Rs Trustee.
Notice Is hereby given that United States
Rubber Compqny has elected 20 call for pay
meut and redemption on December 1. iH2-
Cthe next interest payment dBtel. all % the
SIX Million Dollars $4,000 OO0) principal
amount of Notes of the issue above named.
The Notes will be paid on December J. 1922,
~ the principal amount thereof and accrued
interest. together with a premium CQual 20
two per cent % the principal amount thereof
on presentation ~ thr Notes. accompanied
by coupons maturing DocemWr ., 1929, and
an subsequent coupons. az thaNUfficc of Cen
traf Union Trust Company of New York, So
Broadway New York City.
Interest on tho above mentioned Notes VII
cease on December !. 1872.
an Notes so presented for payment must
be "a negotiable form and ba accompanied
by properly executed ownership cerfiflcatea
as required By the Federal Income Tax Las
and Regulations.
Dated Sew York October fSth. 1922
UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANY.
w. II. BLACKWELL, treasurer
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SeaDCard
4s 1850
stamped

O.ssss.s Dt
Seaboard A /
ref "a 1870
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4....... H0I
81 l. a Ca'ro
- 1891
81 I. a s = rs
= - u 49,
MORE GOLD FROM EUROPE.

The Cunard steamship Caronia
brought seventy-four boxes Of bar gold
valued at s2.5O0.0Oo. 10 J. +. Morgan and
Company and fifteen boxes gold bars.
valued at $4,000. to Kuhn. Loeb and
Company. The same ship also brought
four boxes OF gold bars, valued at
sIe6ooo. from cherbourg TO the irving
National Bank.
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Thomas w. Bowers has been appointed
a second vioe-president OF the National
Bank OF Commerce IN New York. Mr.
Bowers formerly was assistant counsel
OF the Federal Reserve Bank az New
York.
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American Can Co.

will purchase a limited amount
Of its l5-Ycar SO Gold Deben-
ture Bonds, maturing 1928, at
e91s and accrued interest Bonds
may be presented to First Ma
tionsl Bank, New York.
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oprN wAsHrSsroN OFFICE. \

Dean, Onativla e. Co. win open an
Office In Washington. u. C., to-day tak-
ing over tho branch Office there now
occupied nv a. a. Housman & Go. John
Cailan OIsuvhiin will be manager and
G. r. Alley will remain az assistant
manager
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CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.

NEW NORk FKI(ES.
WHEAT.-No. northern spring. $f.421s !;
No. red. $780,; No. . hard winter.
81 .36h. No. Manitoba. $i-31: No. . mixed
durum St.19ia c.yi. +. track New York.
CORN.-No. yellow and No white.
s1aic; No. mixed, STA c. 1. {. New York.
OATS. - No. q white. 55a55sac. :: No. 3
white. 53a53i5c.; No. white. 52a52kc;
fancy clipped white. 5oc.: ordinary clipped
white. 55a57c.; all elevator.
RYE.---No. 2 western, 9oc.; Z. o. b. and
9Il5 C. 4. Z. N. Y. export.
BARLEY.-Malting, s1as3c., c. 4. Z. N. z.
MISUNDERSTANDING. $1.s5 a 100 lbs.
HAY.-No. 1. s27a2s: No. .. s25a26; No.
3, $23a25; shipping, $2fa23 ton.
INTIruunD
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PUBLIC SALE
Anthracite Coal Lands in Main
Basin Southern Anthra-
cite Fields

The undersigned viii offer at public
salo as tho Pennsylvania Hal Hotel,
Pottsville. Pa, At 1l.3O o'clock, a NJ,
on the sixth day OF November 1877.
all OF its right, title and interest IN
57f acres OF coal land. more or less.
located partly I'm and eastwardly from
the city Of POttsville. schuylkDl County.
PennsSlyaniP. comglising the tracts
locally known Hs the fHrnum Janus.
Junction Tract. and parts OF the lrregu-
iarlty and the Francis Narnall tracts
These lands are crossed by the tracks
" thc Pennsylvania Railroad and OF
the Philadelphia aud Reading Railway
Company. They are OF sufficient area
and OF proper conformation TO accom-
nodate single colliery OF large ca
Dacity. The tracts contain all the coal
measures commonly contained in the
deepest basins of the Anthracite Field.
including the Buck Mountain Nam
moth and Primrose veins.
Terms: Fifteen tl5) per cent cash
when the property is struck down, arid
lhe balance within thirty days, upon tho
tender OF the deed 10 the purchaser. at
Inc office Of the Counsel for the under-
sgned. whose address is stated below.
For further particulars apply to the
undersigned. or 20 the local office or
he Company. I.ansford. Carbon County.
PENNSYLVANIA. whoro maps Of the land
can be seen Or furnished 20 partic.
interested
The Lehigh Goa! end Navigation
Ccnpavy
J T.. stone. Real Estate Agent
dsT Chestnut street
Philadelphia. Pa.
Geo. VI. Roads. Attorney.
11G :. Centre street.
p0tfsrtlIe. Pa.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following are additional reports
submitted to the Interstate Commerce
Commission covering railroad operations
for September:
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
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No. I, 25a2Tc. Z No and poorer. 2oasAc. :
checks, poor TO choice, dry. isao3c.: refrig-
orator. extra flrsts. charges paid 10 cxpir-
ING dates, 3Oas2c.: firsts. 27a2gc.; second
and poorer. 2Ssr26iSc.: checks, local candling
1Sa2oc.; refrigerator whites, nearby 3aa4ac /.
pacifie Coast. Sea42c,: other Western. 3oa
nearby whites, 50a60c.; Pacific Coast 42n
4ic.; Western, brown and mixed. 32a37c.
iresh. New Jersey, hennery whites. uncan-
died extras. ssa92c. nearby hennery whites
extras. local -candled. pc near rby and near
by Western hennery whites. average extras
S2as6c. extra firsts, 77aSOc flrsts 7Oa 7sr .
nearby gathered whites firsts 10 extra firste
!oaisc.; under grades. 52a66c. pulets' ergg
45aG7c.; Pacific Coast, whites, extras sea
pullets', 43o9sc; other Western and South
ern. gathered whites, 4sa66c. New Jersey
hennery browns. extra fancy. 75asoc.: extras.
other nearby. hennery browns, 65a72c.
FKUlTs.-Appies. per basket. TJeasi5 80
barrel s2a'.5O; Washington. box. si.50a3.5U
British Columbia. box, si.I5a2.T ~ Grape
basket 5OaI0c. Pears. Bartlett basket. Sia
2.o0' barrel S3aI; seckel barrel S3a150.
basket. Sl.25a2.15. kieffer. barrel. Sf.gOa
$50; basket, J0a7Jc. ounces. bushol. 75ca
sl.I5; barrel, s2.soa5 Plums. state. 4 guar,
Prunes. pound basket. i5a20c. Cranberries.
Early Black, = barrel box. sta6.5o; barrel.
ssai2; bushel box. S2sG.25; late varieties. =
Oranges, California. boS, seaia: Florida.
81 T5a5; Porto Rico, sie2 Grapefruit. Isle
Of Pines. box, t2.5oa3. IS: Porto Rico boS
s2.25a6.2l: Florida. box. SiT5a6.5o Lirncr.
barrel. s1as. Lemons, California. box. S7a
II; Pineapples. Porto Rico. crate. Si-TJa
7.25; Cuban. 81 .50a4.5O. Avocado pears, Flor
ida, crate. S6as. Casaba melons. crate. 81 q
a3.25: Ostrich Egg rnel0nss Western. crate
soc. .aSl 30 Winter waterfpelons. crate, -. 30
POTAT0Es.-state, $50 lbs. $o75: Jersey
Giants. SfIOa1 .55; Long Island. $50 lbs.. 50:
165 lbs, S290a3.1J; $50 lbs. s2.sja2 Is :
Maine, $50 lbs. s275n3: Pennsylvania. $50
lbs., S2.15a3. Sweets, Jersey. basket. 50c
si.2J Eastern States. barrel. Si.feaf 25 I;
Delaware and Maryland. basket, 4Oa75c
Vans, Virginia, barrel. Si.af.25.
POULTRY. DREssED.-ChickenS fresh.
nearby, 2Ja4Oc. Western hroilers. boxes, 25a
40c.: barrels. 23a32c. frycrs. boxes, 2Ja
SIC. barrels 2sa2sc. Western roasters
boxes. 25a3Gc: barrels. 2ss32c frozen roast
ers, 23a5fc Fowls. fresh Western. boxes
20aJJc.. barrels. 2Oagic. iced. 20a3fc.: old
cocks, fresig i1a2ic Turkeys. fresh. 8la
/ J5c. frozeu. 40a53c. Ducks, Long Island
spring. s0c.. frozen, CSC. Geese. western
fresh. 20a22c.s frozen, iJpisc. Squalls. white
do1ep, 50. Joae; dark. a.50a3. GulnoaS, pair.
Siai.50.
POULTRY. LINE.--T'owls. freight. i5a24c. I.
| eaprass, 1sa25c. Chickens, freight, tSi1a17c. ,
express. 17aInc Oid roosters. freight i4e
Turkeys. freight. 40c express 44n5oc. Duclss
freight. zoe. express. t5a.3c. Geese freight.
23a24c.. express, e5a2Gc. Pigeons. pair. 25a
SOC. Guineas. pair, Toe. Rabbits, pair. -
a2Jc
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Interboro-Me
AS 1858
certificates
stamped


Internatl Agr
fet cit Is 80
b....... 10
Int a CT North
LIST 6s 1862
when issued
10....... 81
Ill.,. Ga
Int 4 OF North
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1--WE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, oct. 3i.--Tradlug was auiet and
prices were steady on the Stock Exchange TO.
dpy. Quotations wcro as follows:
Bar silver. SO i5-i6d. per ounce
1iar gold. n.s. Gd.
Money. per cent.
Discount fatosl~th0rt bills, "a per cent
three months bills, 29sa2 T-f6 per cent
Two and one halt ppr cant, cUnsois 1T
nritish per cent. loan. psis.
British AZ per cent loan. g5ii.
De Becrs.fiit.
Rand Mines. ~.
PARIS. oct. ~ Prices wAre firm On ths
Bourss to-day. Quotations we're a. follows,
Three per cent. rentes. 50f 4Jc.
Exchange on London, 63f. SOC
Five por cent loaD( 1T. tJc.
". s. dollar, 14f &c.
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POt IIHh. LIVE owls freight, i5a2fc. .
s1Drass, 1sa21c. Chickens, freight. t5i1a17c. !.
Turkeys, freight. 4oc.; express 44n5oc. Ducks
freight. zoe. express. i5a23c Geese, freight.
23a94c.. express, .5a2Gc. Pigeons. pair. 25a
3Oc. Guinoas. pair Toe. Rabbits. pair, -
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BID AND ASKED QU

\. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICr-
PAL BONDS.
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT

Special YonKI IrRALu
{, 0c.
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To the following prices accrued interest
Is TO be added:
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Note Redemption Notice
The Cudahy Packing
Company.
I've Year =. >s-king Fund told Notes.
Dated July I5. 1919.

Dntfu July las lHlh.
Notice ls hereby given 20 all holders and
owners Of tho above mentioned notes that
pursuant tn The provisions uf Article II. o.
tio Trust Agreement dated July 18TH, IBIS.
between The CuduhX Packing Company and
the Illinois Trust and savings Bank, ~
Trustee. which said Trust Agrocment con-
taius the provisions respecting said notes.
notice has been rivrn to fho undersigned nv
The Cudaly Packing Company that % IN
tends fD redeem and DAY ah such notes on
January 18th igGo All said nctea are thcrs-
fore now hereby called for redemption on
January iath, iae3, and they should DO pre-
sonted Tor payment on said date ~ the offics
~ the undersigned. Illinois Trust aud hav-
ings Bunk. Chicago. or Of the offices % Lee.
Higrinfon. e. Co., in either Boston. Mass. or
New YORK city, New York.
no effect auch rednmption funds Will hs
deposited with the undersigned on Or before
January 1Ith 1896 for tho fun payment 20
the holder or registered owner of each OF
said notes ~ the principal thereof. and
premium ~ e OF the principal and the &C
c-ued and unpaid interest thereon 70 the
date Of redemption. upon tho surrender
thereof With all uninsured coupons attached.
All Interest on ail said notes VIII cease
from and after said date.
ILLINOIS TRUST SAVINGS BANK,
TRUSTEE.
Corner la saIl. and jackson sts., Chicrse.
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Nor n Southn
IS 194t
I 49,. OH
Norf Southern
ref 5s 1861
2..... 60%
| Norf & West
CIV On 1879
2.......1ls
3.......1i7h
Norf a West
~ 1898
1....... So
1....... SS
Nor a Wcstn
Poca % 1871
i....... 81
N Am Edison
a. NAan
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Revenue. receipts and expenditures a
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02
Date Set For Stewart
he1engcI Wedding

OF interest to a number of Anna
M,.tans is the announcement of the
coming marriage of Miss Priscilla
lleoeneer of Portsmouth. and Donald
>per Stewart. of South Orange. \. j.,
which viii take place on November %
TIE home of the brides parents in
W.Smouth Miss Heifenger is the
laughter of Doctor and Mrs Arthur
e. He0cngor. her fathers family be-
fg formerly of Annapolis. Mr.. Stew
az, is the son of Rear-Admiral Edwin
stewart. L. $. ~, (retired) and bro
Ter OF Lieut. Commander Laurence
Stewart. now on duty at the Naval
Academy. Miss Heffenger will have
RT sister, Mrs James Cogswell. as
A1'ron OF honor and Lieut.-Com-
H4ndcr Stewart will be best man at
sa wedding.
The bride is weii-kuown in Anna
..S where she frequently visited her
''.aar-n-law and sister, Commander
ma Mrs - b. Wygant.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02

Chase, queen OF hearts: hiss Iiuil
holnJ, gypsy; Mrs. +. miller. queen !:
Airs. B. +. Jones. niger nanny !;
Miss Christine Nelson. Japanese mai
den: Miss Ruth Spriges. crepe paper
dancer: Mrs. Chase, OF Washington !:
niger nanny; Ralph Luongo. girl:
Charles Parsons. Ku Kluxman; VIII
liam Sands. clown; Albert Tydings,
clown; Ernest Miller. clown. The
house was attraetively decorated with
black and yellow streamers and au-
tumn foliage.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02
Mrs. Wilson's
Reception

Mrs. Henry D. Wilson. wife of the
Superintendent of the Naval Acad-
envy. was at home yesterday afternoon
from 4 70 6 and received a large num-
Der OF callers including members of
the younger set and midshipmen who
remained to enjoy the dancing. The
guests were presented by Lieutenant
Francis Denebrink. aide to the Su-
perintendent. In the dining room
Mrs. Charles A. Doyen and Mrs. II.
G. S. Wallace presided at the tea
table while Mrs. George Bryan serv-
ed punch. Others assisting were
Mrs. Thomas r. Kurtz. Mrs. Mahlon
Tisdale, Mrs. II. f. Shoemaker and
Mrs. I. c. Kidd.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02
Halloween
Fancy Dress Party

Mr.. and Mrs. George Berry. of
Weems' Greek. entertained fifty or
more of their friends from Washing
ton. Baltimore and Annapolis at a
Halloween party on Tuesday night.
Many OF the guests were in fancy cos
tunes and prizes were given for the
prettiest and the funniest of these.
Miss Dorothy Miller. of Annapolis.
dressed as a queen. won the prize
for the prettiest costume. and Ray
nond Chase. OF Washington. as a
country dude. was unanimously voted
the prize for the funniest one. Other
guests in costume were Miss Margaret
Chase, OF Washington. gypsy; Miss
Marion Jones. gypsy; Miss Louise
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02
r. Take Course In
trained Nursing

MI. FmIIy Symlngton, daughter OF
s. and MIS- W. w. Symington. OF
,.nnore. who was a frequent visi-
49,, 70 Annapolis last season, entered
-. trjon Memorial Hospital yester.
She is taking the nurses train
u, course Miss Symington enter
..,a8 a. luncheon Tuesday afternoon
ro home OF her grandparents. Mr..
IA Mrs John r. Bland. in Cations
liz Her guests included n num-
r,ot girls who like herself were de-
,,.n,es OF last season.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02
Halloween Party
In The County

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ellershaw gave
"a Halloween party on Tuesday night
at their home in the county. Among
their guests from Annapolis were Mr..
and Mrs. ]. b, Rippere. Miss Lucille
Thomas and Miss Anne Bryant
Dorsey.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02
Social and Personal


..I a.cty. from both town and
academy will be well repre-
.,l n the Mayhem State game
washington and many entertain
-. vil bo given before and after
r. n- Me visitors. Some of the
& contingent will 90 over tonight
m,av will spend the weekend
friends in Washington. The
,,,taDdent and Mrs. Wilson win
~, a.ar tomorrow morning and
~, tomorrow night. as will the
...,ataut of Midshipmen and Mrs
NHi
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02
Parties In Washington
Tomorrow

Rear-Admiral and Mrs. Ashley H.
Robertson will give a tea tomorrow
after the Mayhem State game.
Mrs. Roscoe c. Bulmer has sent out
invitations for party at Rauscher's
after the game, and Mrs. William
Jefferson Giles will also entertain at
an afternoon tea Immediately after
the game.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02
Guest OF Commander
And Mrs. DOwnes

Mrs. Z. II. Mellen. OF California, is
visiting her brother and sister-in-law,
Commander and Mrs. John Downes.
with whom she will remain until after
Christmas. Mrs. Downes gave an af-
ternoon card party and tea in her
honor on Tuesday.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02
Visiting Il
'rchllyn.0n.SeVern"

Mr. ana Mrs. John Gilmor. whose
marriage took place on Saturday in
Baltimore, are spending n few days
With Mrs Gilmor's sister, Mrs. Edwin
Baurh, AT her home. "Uchllyn-on-
Severn" Mrs. Gilmor was formerly
Yrs Lily Nlunnikhuysen Lee.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02

the navy class of 1907 will give a
.,,rer tomorrow night in Washington
d. the Racquet Club. 4 number OF
MEMBERS Of the class on duty here
M Do present al It
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02
Going South Fer
The Winter

Mr.. and, Mrs. Edmund Heard, OF
Marblehead. who have been spending
the past fortnight here on their
schooner yacht "the Nanny" left
this morning on their way south for
the winter.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02
Going To
Washington

Miss Edith Bingham, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Abram
Claude, on the Reina Mercedes for the
past 10 days. will leave for Washing
ton tomorrow.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02
Week.Inding
m Washington

Commander and Mrs. Charles c.
Sue will be week -end guests in
Washington of Lieut. Commander and
gr ]. l.. Kaufman. who will give a
supper party on Saturday night In
Aer honor.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-02

Miss Dorothy Price, daughter OF Mr..
1 Mrs. Harry Price, of Murray
an gul be- among the guests at the
,tlec luncheon Mrs. John Blanken-
tp will give tomorrow at the Bal
,,oro Country club in honor of MISS
sde Bidwcll. one of this seasons
M0tluics.
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on For
Hunting Trip

Van Lear Black is taking a party Of
friends from New York on a hunting
trip on his yacht, the 'Sabala," which
they joined here yesterday. They left
for the upper Chesapeake and susque-
hama this morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hammond
Phillips. of Baltimore, were guests on
Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Duvall. OF St Margaret's.
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10 T;sit IN
Washington

10 VAT N
Washington
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. A. VI.
r. Allen will be weekend guests in
Washington OF Lieut.-Commande and
Mrs. NJ. d. DeMott and will attend the
luncheon to be given before tomor-
rows game by Lieutenant Philip
Weaver and Lieut. Commander Pau
lus Powell.
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stsRrilT At
Cartel NAH

Major Henry Leonard. formerly Of
the Marine Corps. who has many
friends in Annapolis, is stopping at
Carvel Hall. while here In connec-
ton with the midshipmen's hazing
trial. Major Leonard is counsel for
Midshipman John P. Giimer. Jr., Of
the first class.
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Week.f nding
In Washington

Mrs. W. u. BreTeton will spend the
geek.en in Washington with Miss
En} Knight