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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-08-29
Preparation

Perseverance without preparation
is like water without the mill. The
force is there, but it can't be put to
use.
You realize now that your future
will abound in cOmbats and diff
culties. Are you getting ready to
make them yield the experiences
that will make your success?
Intelligent crossing of bridges be-
fore you come to them is one of
the best safeguards for your future.
Tomorrow never takes the shape
you want it to-unless you give
thought to it today.
You must look ahead before you
can get ahead. Train!
Copyright, 1922, by Basil L. smith)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-08-29
EMPLOYMENT
HeIp Wanted-EemaIe

Help Wanted-FemaIe So
WHITE GIRL-Wanted for house work.
Apply Wednesday morning, p South
Eleventh Street.
WHITE WOMAN-MiddIe aged; want
ed; to help in bakery. Apply City Res
taurant at once.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-08-29

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Suburban For Sale

. ACRES-Very attractive suburban.
Price and terms right Parker, over
Prices, 9l6 Main. Phone 6160.
NEW HOUSE-And out-buildings; with
acres of ground; 4 mile from city
limits. Call 4472
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-08-29
Houses For Sale

Houses For Sale 81
4-ROOM HoUsE-And lot; with small
laundry business paying S50-s60 per
week $500 down SIS per week. Price
$1,000. Phone 4346.
GROOM HOUSE-For sale; modern;
priced reasonably; must sell at once.
Phone $3.50.
GROOM HOJSE-For sale; large Lot
gas electric lights. u. South W7st
Second. Phone 1889. =
18TH ST So rooms; modern; good
one; $4,000 j. B. Mag. 311 n. 9Th St
Phone 1856
A ST. S.-7-room house. $1,000. Splen-
did lot. See me about it. j. B. Mag,
81 y 9th. Phone 1855.
UNGAI4OW-Modern -5-room; Reeves
ton addition; possession at once. In
quire 35 n Sth st. Phone 1880 after
$50 p. m.
RVILLE-7-room house; bath,
furnace, electric lights and water sys-
TEN, located on West Plum St; priced
right. A. NJ Barr, Centerville, Ind.
GOOD 5-ROOM HOUSE-For sale; with
garage. Cheap if sold al once. Inquire
SIT y. 18th st.
HOUSES-Over 80 listed for sale, with
c. E. Keever Real Estate Co. office
South 11th. Phone 1641 or 2169.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-08-29

GET A BETTER JOB-Tell what you
can do in Situation Wanted" ad to-
morrow.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-08-29
Painting, Papering, Decoration 2e
Repairing
EMPL0YMEN

Help Wanted-Female 81
R00KKFEPER AND STENOGRAPHER
wanted Fulghum Nictrola Shop,
1000 Main st.
GIRI-Reliable wanted; to assist with
shousework. Call Phone 6163.
GIRLS AND WOMEN-Wanted for
covering department. Richmond Cas-
ket Factory, South Sth street.
HoUsEKEEPER-S family. Call
Phone 2293.
HOUSEKEEPER-W two in fam
ily. nosftion permanent if satisfactory.
call at office of Tiger Coal & Supply
Co. IS So. 2nd st.
IADIES-Wanted; experienced in fancy
home snare hours write Immediately
10 Underwood Art Goods Co., Ports
mouth. Ohie
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1922-08-29
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY EXECUTORS

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY EXECUTORS
The undersigned. executors of the
Jackson, deceased. hereby gives notice
that by virtue of the power by said will
conferred they will at the hour of
!th day Of September 1922, at the prem
ises, in Center Township, Wayne Coun
"; Ii,.9 !ndlana, diana about two and one-half
| from day to day thereafter until sold.
! offer for sale at public sale, all the in
''terest of said decedent in and to the
The Northeast quarter and the east
hat OF the northwest quarter, of Sec
teen. C6) Of Range Thirteen (13) east,
containing two hundred forty (24O)
!, Also a part of the. south half of Sec
ton Twenty-six (26) of same Town
snip and Range, bounded thus: Begin
ming at the southeast corner of said
line sixty-four (64) rods to a marked
stone in center of County Road: THENCE
to recorded corner in the quarter sec
ton line; thence south along said quar-
six hundpedths iP f (245s5 rods to % the CEN
ter of County Road; thence north 81 Il
degrees west twenty GOD rods to a
point in-Center of said Road; THENCE
north rs degrees west nineteen (19)
rods to point in center of said road;
| thence north SO degrees west sixteen
!
north 62 degrees west thirty 800 rods
to point in center of said road and in
the west line of the east half of the
southwest quarter of said section 26;
thence south sixty-four and eighty hun
! dredths (64S0) rods to stone at the
southwest corner of said half quarter
thence east eighty (S0) rods to quar-
ter section corner; thence same course
one hundred fifty-eight rods to begin
ming; containing sixty-three and TWEEN
: ty hundredthts (63.20) acres in said
southeast quarter and twenty-four ant
. fourteen hundredths (241D acres ir
= said east half Of said southwest quar-.
[ ter of said section 26; containing in al
three hundred twenty-seven and thirty
four hundredths (32724) acres, be th'
same more or less.
The .exeuctors reserve the right t.
such parts or parcels as they may
elect.
Said sale will be made subject to the
= approval of the Wayne circuit court
appraised value of said real estate, and
upon the following terms and condi
At least one-third Of the purchas,
money cash in hand, the balance in two
equal installments. payable in not t
exceed nine and eighteen months, evi
: ing. six percent interest from date
Z waving relief, providing attorney
: fees, and secured by first mortgage OF
= the real estate sold
8 Said real estate will be sold subiec
to the 1922 taxes, payable in 1928
Notice is further given that a roaC
r has been petitioued for through tn
northeast quarter of section 35, an,
part of the southeast quarter of sec
tion &c above described,
I GEORGE L. GATES,
!. LAWRENCE ]. McCONAHA
Executors
: Kelley, Kelley, Attys. Aug8-15-22-2
8 GET A BETTER JoB-Tell what yor
a.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

IL. QueZon, chairman. Senate commit.
tee: Hon. Pedro Guevara, Hon. An
tero Soriano. Hon Santiago A. Fon.
acier, Hon. Ceferina de Leon, Hon.
Teodoro Sandiko. Hon. Sergio Os,
mena, chairman. House committee;
Hon. Jose @. Generoso. Hon. Gull
lermo r. Pablo. Hon. Pedro Abad
Santos, on. Celestino Gallares, Hon.
Vincente Llanes. Hon. Juan Nolasco,
Hon. Emilio P. Virata. Hon. Proceso
Sebastian. Hon. Teodof NJ. Kaiaw,
secretary of the interior: Hon. Jorge
B. Vargas. director OF lands, Benito
Razon, Wenceslao Trinidad. collec-
tor OF Internal revenue; Prof. Maxi.
mo M Kalaw. dean, College OF Lib.
eIal Arts: Prof. Jorge Bocobo. dean,
college Of law. Y. P; Or. Antonio q
Sisson, DR.. Justo Lukban, Assem-,
n. Luz,Dr. Jose Albert. Ricardo Sum.
ners, secretary to President QueDon;
Francisco Zamora. secretary to
Speaker Osmena; Gov. and Mrs.
Maxirno RodrigueI. OF Tayabas: Mrs.
Manuel L. Quezon. Mrs. Teodoro
Sandiko. Mrs. Maxine M. kalaw,
Mrs. Teodoro M. Kalaw. Mrs. Justo
Lukban. Mrs. Ricardo Summers.
Miss Catalina Santos. Miss Gloria
Santos. Miss Gloria Santos, Miss
Carmen Albert, and Miss Natividad
Albert.
The committee in charge OF the ar.
rangements Of the dinner dance are
Congressman Dyer Of Missouri, Muir
ply OF Ohio, and Campbell of Penn.
sylvania.
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FIRE CoNos NEEDED IN
CANADA. SAYS U. S. REPORT

Among the burning needs OF the
world are fire gonss and chicken
coops In Canada: wild animal traps
and hosiery in South Africa; false
teeth and fertilizers in Italy: fudge
and electric novelties in England. &C.
cording to the weekly toraign trade
bulletin Of the Department Of Com
merce.
Australia wants cotton warn for
making mops; Czechoslovakia de.
sires benzine: Mexico, automobile
street sprinklers; Palestine. flour:
Spain, brewery equipment, movies.
firearms. gas pipe. Ice cream and
tar. Wales, candy and corn syrup:
Algeria. paper-covered fiction and
women's magazines; Cuba. condensed
milk, kerosine and kidney beans
France. California dried fruits,
canned fish and sulphur: Greece,
fire insurance and coffee; Argentine,
three-sheet posters and fancy colorcd
labels.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

" HE President and Mrs. Hard.
ing will dine tonight with
u Brig. Gen. and Mrs. c. f.
sawyer, who ale entertaining
small company OF guests in their
apartment at the Willard. The
party IL arranged 10 CrlebrNl. the
second anniversary OF President
Hardings nomination, and as n
farewell to Brig Gen Charles
Gates Dawes and Mrs. Dawes
who are leaving Washington
shortly.
The guests will be limited 10 old
friends OF both the Hardings and
the Sawyers, the li'tle group who
ike 10 call themselves the small
town friends" of the Chief ExeCu.
tive and the First Lady. and who
ooast OF the fact that they hail
from Main street.
General and Mrs. SAWYER have
several friends from Marion stay.
ing with them, among them their
oaushter-in-law. Mrs. Carl SAWYER;
mrs Lowell CUTLERY and Mrs. Ros.
coe Mezger.
Ihe President and Mrs Harding
returned to the White House This
morning after short cruise down
Ine Potomac on the Mayflower.
lhey sailed Saturday evening after
atendins the Hughes waddell
wedding and took small com
pany or friends with them.
r
me Amba ssador Of Frsnce and
NINE. Jusserand will 60 10 Chicago
todaY' where the amba ssa dor will,
ueuNer an address They will re-
turn TO Washington the last OF the
week. VI"
The Ambassador Of ITALY. Senator
hoiandl Rfcci. will leave this eve
nIng Tor New York. He Will sail
eonesday aboard the Paris for
itaiy' to remain two months.
countess Szechenyi., wife OF the
~ mister OF Hungary. who has been
'isltlng her brother.in.la and
sister Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payna
whitney. at Westbury. L. I. Ia
now with her mother, Mrs. Wander.
hilt n Newport. Her children are
with her and the minister will
spend as much time with his family
as his duties permit.
Count Szechenyi entertained
guests az dinner last night.
Rainhridge Colby. former Score.
tary OF State. and Ms Colby haya
arrived in Washington for a visit
ana are staying al the Willard
Hotel.
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coLoRED CADETS DRILL
IN ANNUAL COMPETITION

The annual competitive drill OF
the Twenty-fourth regiment, high
school cadet corps Of the Washing
ton negro high schools. opened to,
day in American League ball park
at 1890 o'clock.
Ten companies performed the drill
which Ia an annual event Of the
Washington high school cadet CORPS
BY $40 o'clock this evening the com
petition will be over and the cadets
will pass in resimental review.
Dr. J Hayden Johnson, member
OF the board OF education, will
present the awards.
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PHYSICAL EXAMS FOR
NEW MlDDIES BEGINS

ANNAPOLIS, Md. June IL
Physical examinations Of candidates
who have passed the mental exam.
ination before civil service boa rds
or whose certificates from prepars
tory schools have been approved
began at the Naval Academy this
NOR ming.
II 10 planned to examine about
100 a day. and as q class Of about
700 10 expected, the larger portion
Of the now midshipmen will be ad.
mitted during the week. II Ia
estimated that the regiment Of mid
shipmen will have about 1880 mem
bers at the beginning Of the next
academic year. 150 less than the
beginning OF last year.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
RAD|OPHONES
ON SHIPS To AID
BUSINESS MEN
9aItic Steamers to install Ap-
paratus. Report From U.
S. Consul Says.
b, JOHN GGLDSTROM.
,.vrrsaI service.

RadiophCnes on steamers crossing
the Baltic Sea between Sweden and
Finland will enable business men 10
keep in constant conversational
touch with their offices and homes
In Stockholm and Abo.
\ plan for continuous service OF
this kind has been approved by the
Swedish telegraph administration
and the Abo chamber of commerce.
according to report to Secretary
OF Commerce Hoover through the
consular service from Consul Leslie
A. Davis at Telsingfors, Finlan nd.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
Flag Day Exercises.

Flag Day celebration. under the
leadership of the Holy Name So
ciety Of ST. Theresa Church. Ana
costa. will be held on the campus
Of tn. school Wednesday. The serv'
ices will be participated in by del
cations from Anacostia, Twtning
'r,y. Congress Heights and Randle
Highlands
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Their guests included several mem
bers of the diplomatic corps. Com.
ma nder and Mrs. Galbraith will leave
the latter part OF the week tor the
Pacific coast, where Commander Gal
braith has been ordered for duty.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wardman and
their young daughter have gone 10
Hot Springs, where Mrs. Wardnan
will spsnd the summer. M. Ward
man will return the early part OF this
week.
Mrs. Marshall Field will close her
home in Sixteenth street TO-DAY and
go to New York.
John B. Henderson has gone 10
White Sulphur Springs TO remain for
several days. Mrs. Henderson, ac'
companied by her granddaughter
Miss Beatrice Henderson, will leave
the latter part Of next week for Bar
Harbor. Me. where Mrs. Hender'oh
has q summer home.
-
Mrs. II wiifred Du Puy will leave
today for Pen Yam. n. Y, to visit
her mother. Mrs. Alexander Thomp.
son, and will sail Saturday for Eu.
rope aboard the Majestic. She will
travel on the Continent until Sep
tember.
Miss Catherine Mimmack, who
left Washington yesterday for the
summer, will make a series OF visits
In the North. first visiting Mrs.
Kingsbury Curtis at Tuxedo Park.
n. Y.
Col. Fitzhush Lee has arrived IN
Washington and Joined Mrs. Lee at
her apartment in Wardmsn Park
Hotel. Colonel and Mrs. Leo will
leave Wednesday by motor for Cul.
yer. Ind. where Colonel Lee is pro.
lessor of military science and tao.
tics at Aiken Military Academy.
The marriage of Miss Gariel!e Au-
gusta Duckett. daughter OF Marion
Duckett. OF Bladensburg. Md, and
Clifford Lee johnson. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Johnson. OF Wester.
Vile. Ohio. took place Saturda : night
in Bladensburg, Md. in historic ST
Luke's Episcopal Church The cere.
mony. witnessed by a large company
Of friends and relatives, was per.
formed by Rev Charles r McAllis.
ter. rector OF st. Matthews Parish.
OF which st. Luke's is the mother
church Miss Margaret Louis. Duck
EFT. sister OF the bride. was maid Of
honor. and the bridesmaiis were
Mrs. f. D. Duckett, Miss Marie Ham.
llton DuVal. Miss Beulah Bushnell
Pond, Of Illinois, and Miss Elizabeth
Higgins. OF Rockville. Waldo Burn.
side. OF Hyattsville. was hest man
and the ushers were Marion Duck.
EFT, jr., brother OF the bride. Of
Mitchellville. Md; Theodore j. Van.
doren, Of Hyattsville: Alfred D. Bal.
ley. OF Bladensburs. and Preble
Marmion. The brides gown was
white Canton crepe and old lace,
satin court train and tulle veil She
carried Bride roses and sweet peas.
The maid of honor's dress was pink
with hat to match and she carried
pink roses. The bridegroom's mothef +
wore black lace over American
Beauty satin with black picture hat.
Daisies and palms formed the church
decorations. Immediately following
the ceremony a reception was held at
the brides home. the following out
oftown guests being present: Mrs.
Howard Sill, Mrs. Gabriel Dupal,
Miss Elizabeth DuVal. Mr.. and Nrs.
F. II. Henninghausen and Mr.. Ilo,
bleman. all OF Baltimore: Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Stevenson and MIR and
Mrs. Edward Jay. Of Philadelphia
and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dent. of At
lanta, Ga. The brides table was
decorated with Bride roses and swce:
peas. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will make
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Congressman's Son to
Wed Providence Girl.

Mrs. A. Walter Harris. Of Provi
denCe. r l. has sent out invita-
lions 10 the marriage OF her daugh
ter, Miss Jane Harris. to Rradfor4
Van Rensselaer, Moore on Saturday.
Jun" -. at noon in ST Stephen s
Church. Providence
Mr. Moore aud his bride will be
al home after November at Brad
more, Monticello, III. He is the son
4 tongrSSs onluan and Mrs Ah,n l.
Moore, OF Illinois.
Dr lIarry'A. Garfield. president Of
Williams College and Mrs Garfield
are at the Hotel Lafayette for Il
short stay. before returning to vii
Jamestown. Mass.
Mrs. Henry +. Dimock will close
her house on Scott circle this week
and will make a series of visits be
fore opening her summer home At
Rar Harbor for the season
=
Mr. and Mrs Montgomery blair
VIII close their WaShinCtor hruS'
on June 26 and will go 10 Newport,
where they have villa for the
summer months
=
Mr. and Mrs Beale r Howard
| expect TO leave Washington about
June 20 for Kennebunkport Ne
where they will spend the summer
| months
Mrs BENJAMIN II Buckingham and
her sister. Miss Isabel Freeman. have
closed their home in " street and
gone 20 their place Al Cornwall, Pa .
where they will pass the summer and
| early autumn.
Mrs stephen p F;lkins. who has
heen AT her X street home for several
dSs. will return today to Atlantic
city. where she will pass the early
summer. TO be near her son, PichIrd
| Elkins, who has been seriously i'll.
-
Mr. and Mrs Edward Reale Nc.
Lean entertained large company
At breakfast Yesterday at friend
| shin.
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grays0n and
Mrs Grayson have taken a cottage
at Narragansett Pier. for which re-
sort Mrs. Grayson and the children
will leave this week.
3
Mrs Hennen Jennings has closed
her home, in Sheridan circl". and
gone to Buena Vista. Pa where she
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

has taken a cottage for the summer
Mrs. ChaunceS Hackett and chil.
dren are with Mrs Jennings for he
summer.
Gen. Sir Charles Define Radr life,
OF London. is at the Lafayette Hotel
for an indefinite stay.
Prince Eugene Lubomirski for.
merly OF the Polish legation. Is
spending the week end with Mr.,
and Mrs William h. Vanderbilt at
their summer place on Long
Island. He will come TO Washing.
ton Friday to remain until Mon
day.
George Frederic Collin OF the
legation of Norway was the guest
over the week end Of Mr. and Mrs.
John p. Story AZ their summer
place AZ nnapolis.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
The Coxs Leave for
Their Summer Home.

Mrs Frederick Irving Cox. wife
sioner Cox. with Miss Asenath Simp-
son Cox and James Huston Cox LETT
on Thursday for their summer homo
in New Jersey where Mrs. Cox and
her daughter will spend the re.
mainder Of the summer. James Cox
sailed on Saturday for South Amer.
lca on the S. S American Legion.
Mrs. NJ. Hoxton Neale announces
the marriage Of her daughter,
Elizabeth Magruder. to Kenneth
Wilson Cusle which took place on
Saturday. The Rev. E. s. Dunlap
performed the ceremony. after which
the young couple left for a motor
trip North. They will be At home
after June rs in this city
=
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kaufman an.
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Marguerite kautf-
man. TO Harry kessler. Of Wash
ington.
The gressional party that visit
ed the Philippines two years ago
this summer. will entertain the Phil.
ippine independence Mission, soon
to arrive in Washington, at din.
ner dance on Saturday evening. at
Z o'clock at the Columbia Country
Club.
The members Of the party to be
entertained by the Congressional
party are as follows: Hon. Manuel
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
Wnmen's City Club
Will Give Luncheon.

Mrs. Laura A Bradley. chairman n
OF the luncheon committee OF the
Women's City Club. will give a
luncheon Saturday. June -, at l
o'clock. with Patrick Gallagher as
guest OF honor and speaker.
This promises to be one Of the
most interesting meetings Of the
wear. as Mr. Gallagher who 10 the
author Of America Aims and
Asia's Aspirations" and other well.
known hooks. has just returned
, from a two.year sojourn in China,
where ho has been gathering ma.
terlaI for his forthcoming hook.
His subject will be. What Is Hap
peninS in China Today"
Reservations should be made at
the "iuhhourse not later than Fri.
dsH. Juno 23
Lieut. Col Frank J Griffin. L.
s A, ard Miss Griffin. OF Wash.
| ington are spending a few davs in
NcU York and are AT the HoIel
Astor.
One OF the most delightful events
on the calendar tonight lie the
moonlight showing OF THE Pris.
| oner of Zenda," which is heing pre-.
scented at the Marine Barracks for
| the benefit OF the American Won.
ems Legion. Through the courtesy
of Ma ior Gen. John 4 Lejeune.
| Commandant OF the Marine Corps.
who has placed the parade ground
OF the barracks at the disposal OF
the ladies in charge OF arrange
ments. the Marine Band will play
the incidental music for the picture
and will play for dancing afterward.
This is the first time The Prts.
oner OF Zenda," which is one of the
hest of the seasons big feature
films. has been presented in Wash
| ington.
MIR. and Mrs. William Paxton are
celebrating their golden wedding an.
niversary today and will give a
small reception tonight at 3 o'clock
at their residence in American Uni.
versity Park.
The Commercial Counselor Of the
| Netherlands legation and Nine. An
dreae will go today to the Catskills,
| where they have taken cottage for
the summer. Or. Andreae will re.
turn to the city in a few days and
join his family as frequently us pos.
sible throughout the summer.
=
Comdr. and Mrs. w. w. Galbraith
ntertained a picnic party vest erday.
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EDUCATIONAL.

BOYD BUSINESS COLLEGE offers q
stenogrs phic course which Will fit you
for q position in Q short time. Register
today Cor. 18Th and v SITS. Main 2t7s
LANGUAGES, mathematics. science: day
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. William Paxton are
celebrating their golden wedding an.
niversary today and will give a
small reception tonight at 9 o'clock
at their residence in American Uni.
Versity Park
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Mr. and Mrs Beale r Howard
Expect TO leave Washington about
June 20 for Kennebunkport Ne
whore they will spend the summer
months
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Comdr. and Mrs. w. w. Galbraith
q picnic party vest erday.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Mrs. BENJAMIN II. Buckingham and
her sister Miss Isabel Freeman. have
closed their home in " street and
gone 20 their place al Cornwall, Pa
where they will pass the summer and
early autumn
The Washington times., 1922-06-12
Three Lots of
Summer Dres sses

Dresses made Of
fine quality voiles,
Anderson sinshsms,
dotted Swiss and
Fren en- orgAndy.
made In attractive
styles. many with
cuffs and collars Of
white organdy. The
gtnshans are In
checks OF various
sizes. and all the
dresses are in the
popular colors. Val
ues from $l2SS to
1880 Al $3.50,
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

RESORTs-ATLANTIC CITY
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

PAN-AMERICAN
SCHOOL OF SPANISH,
strict Natl. Bank bldg. Main f1e1,
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery blair
VIII close their WaShinCton hrus'
on June 26 and will go 10 Newport,
where they have villa for the
summer months
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Mrs stephen p Elkins. VINO has
heen al her X street home for several
dWs. will return today to Atlantic
city. where she will pass the early
summer. to be near her son, Richlrd
Elkins. who has been seriously i'll.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Mrs. Henry r. Dimock will close
her house on Scott circle this week
and will make a series of visits be
fore opening her summer home At
Rar Harbor for the season
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Mr. and Mrs Edward Beale Nc.
Lean entertained large company
At breakfast Yesterday at friend.
ship.
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Rear Admiral Cary T. Grays0n and
Mrs. Grayson have taken a cottage
at Narragansett Pier. for which re.
sort Mrs. Grayson and the children
will leave this week
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Mrs Hennen Jennings has closed
her home, in Sheridan circle. and
gone to Buena Vista. Pa, where she
The Washington times., 1922-06-12

Dr fIarry'A. Garfield. president of
Williams College. and Mrs Garfield
are at the Hotel Lafayette for Il
short stay. before returning to vii
Jamestown. Mass.