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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-05
RalI n Success

The opening ball which was given
 last night at the new armory hall on
 Twenty y-first street. proved decided
 success. This new building IS one
 of the handsomest of it's kind in Ensley and has just been completed.
 The armory hall was beautifully deco
 rated for this occasion in wall vases
 holding brilliant flowers, while many
 other artistic designs were placed
 upon the walls. The room contains
 a number of large windows on which have been hung beautiful shades as
 we'll as handsome draperies. All or
 the interior decorations were done by
 Mrs. B. P Harrell of this city, who
 is being congratulated upon her splen-
 did success. A large balcony was
 arranged for the orchestra and was
 banked in huge palms and ferns which
 added much to the scene and made a
 charming setting for the dancers
 During the evening punch was served
 from an alcove at one end of the hall
 and was dispensed by a number of young ladies. The music for the oc-
 casion was furnished by the Melody
 Five orchestra, which rendered all of the most popular dance music. Danc- ing was enjoyed until a late hour and the affair was voted a decided success by all present. Tom Moxley, pop ular young man of Ensley, was chair : man of the committee in charge Of
 the affair and he is being congratu- lated for this splendid success. Com pahy I, 167th Alabama National
 Guards. will occupy this armory in | the future and Capt. 1. D. Davis is most pleased with the new quarters
 for his company The affair last night was the first of series of dances to be given in this hall on each Wednesday evening for the benefit of the company. as those in charge are anxious to furnish these new quarters with new equipment. All who are l friends of the company and interested | in it's growth are cordially invited to attend the future dances. which will be given at this hall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-05
Mrs. culnepper Horte..

Mrs c. c. Culpepper was charm ing hostess yesterday afternoon when she entertained the members of the Twentieth Century Mothers club at her home, 2009 Avenue I. The livine rooms were tastefully decorated for the occasion in crimson carnations with ferns intermixed, making love ly setting for the young matrons presently The program rendered at this time was as follows: Paper on History of Ben Lindsey's Juvenile Court in Denver" by Mrs. w. D. Shu- mate; paper on How Best to Reform the, Juvenile Offenders" Mrs. ". P. McDaniel. Immediately after the pros gram a business meeting was held and plans formulated for tile enter tainment to be given on January IS in compliment to their husbands. This affair will be given>in the basement of the Ensley Highland Presbyterian church and an interesting program ii being arranged for the occasion
 Later in the afternoon Mrs. Culpep-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-05

Cramton. president of the Alabama Highway Improvement association, today invited all operators of wireless sets in Alabama to listen in at S:30 Saturday night in an effort to receive the message.
 The Highway Improvement assecia- tion has information that there are 5000 wireless sets in Alabama, in cluding those licensed and those un- licensed. Hundreds can send messages, but every wireless set in the state can receive the messages The station here is of sufficent power to send to any point in Alabama. President Cramton is hopeful that every wire less operator in Alabama may be with his instrument at the time the first message goes from Montgomery.
 Tn order that we may know what distribution has been given to the wireless messages regarding the high way bond campaign 1 would like to request that every wireless operator who receives this message Saturday night write this fact to the campaign headquarters of the Alabama High way Improvement association" said MT. Cramton. T also want to urge all amateur operators, after receiving the message, to post it in conspicuous 
 every citizen in Alabama to know the facts regarding this bond campaign and what the success of the amend ment will mean to them in the years to come and we Intend to take ad- vantage of every means at our com mand to acquaint the people with these facts"
 Receive Many Reports
 Reports of the activities of county chairmen and their local organiza- tions came to headquarters of the as- sociation from many sections of the state during the day. One of the most optimistic came from B. A. Case of Attalla, chairman of the campaign committee for Etowah county, who told of the plans for the campaign. MT. Case has obtained a statement giving the facts about the bond cam paign from prominent business and professional men of Etowah county and Is circulating it among the vot- CTS. It was so attractive to the cam paign headquarters Wednesday that copies were mailed to all other coun- ties.
 Chairman Case also informed the association that the Gulf States Steel company had informed him that 1t intended to allow all it's employees time on election day to go to the polls and vote, not deducting any amount for the time lost at the polls. This action on the part of the company was pleasing to Mir. Cramton, who announced that 1t would be brought to the attention of other county chairmen with the suggestion that other companies be urged to show the same interest in the campaign. T am sure there Is not a company in Alabama which would refuse to make this small contribution to the success of the campaign" he com mented.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-05

to the members of the Quingenti club this afternoon at her home. SIS Third street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-05
Hop light, ladies, Nummine how,

When de breeze in de bough!
 Of An American Princess" by Irene Cowan Tippett it can trutnfully be said that it is not only one of the most original contributions to the literary world but it is one of the most interesting.
 The little volume tastefully pre- sented in tones of brown and yellow is done by The Bookfellows" at The Torch Press" Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and is at once arresting in its appearance and theme.
 An American Princess" contains four stories and again the southern lore of song and story permeates the pages-"An American Princess" Daughters of the Confectionery" Alabama Room Home of the League of Nations,r and "The Invulnera ble
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
ARC NDER

Jan. 9-TIEl1 ing Ellingson is reported
very in: due to cancer Of the stomach
a number Of farmers Of this yicin-
ity attended the Barker hos sale at
Willmar last Saturd LAY. s.
Miss Ethel Reigstad is doing house
work at the Andrew Henjum home
while Mrs. Henjum is at Benson seek
ing doctors advice. .,
#s The Ford seems to be the only car
that can pillow thru the snow drifts,
and Mr.sBergman, mail carrier. is try
ing his best TO prove this. # s*Ss::
Herman sEdman, Christ Skindelein
and Albert Knutson felt little misch-
evious last Sunday evening so they
s'd O. 111y ragmufi rs uniforms and made:
q little tour which ended in as what
is reported "a very good time y, .-.='
Walter Larson is visiting at his par
entail home at .Milaca. =s .s ! I
The .Negard Bros entertained "a
number Y Of relatives and friends at a
party "Wednesday evening.
j w. Edman and Alvin sLundemoe are.
attending parochial school which is
being held at the Synod church.
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col { Z

Jan School CONNIE nced Monday.
.Jan.s9th, after aytWoS weeks Xmas va
cation. $50
parcel shower was given at the
Paul Nordin home Saturday evening
in honor Of Miss Anna sNordstrom, a
bride OF this month
Miss. Bernice Strete returned to De
troit last Saturday where she attends
school, after a two weeks vacation
spent at her parental home here.
Sam Jensen from Belgrade called on
relatives here last week. zs s - =
p Erickson spent the first part
OF last week with friends in Willmar.
Mr.. and Mrs.=Christ Miller and chill
$dr e from Grow i. Lake visited. at Emil
Highstrom,s Sunday evening. 80
Clara and Inez Larson entertained
a bunch of their friends on New Years
eve.
Astor seagren from Lake Andrew
called on VIM. Highstrom last Sun
day. s....s q
!, Augusta Olson went to Willmar Sat
urday for visit with friends.
s. Miss Lille shoquist returned the
latter part Of the week to Valley City,
N. D., where she is employed after a
visit with her folks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder Olson from
Norway Lake spent Sunday at the
Henry Olson home. IS, 3
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
AUTO MOBlLE CONTEST
Dreamland Theatre Begins Inter.
esting Contest. Contestants
Must File Names

The Dreamland Theatre has initia-.
ted an automobile contest which will
begin on Monday. Jan. is. All con
testants who wish to enter this con-
test must be eighteen years Of age
and only women are allowed to partici-
pate. They must file their names lat
the Theatre not later than Saturday
evening Of this week. .S2 r. ,s e.
& When the names are on file the con-
test isson. One vote will be given to
eveyG purcha serzof an admission tick
ct during the week beginning Jan:
16. The purchaser will then cast this
votes for any one of the contestants
Swho4e name is fled. At. the close Of
the week, Jan. 21st, the votes for all.
contestants will abe counted. The two
having the: highest number of votes.
will erefaine for the final lap of the
contest and the others .elimin ated.,
From January % until the last day Of:
Fabruary these two, ladies will emu:
late Tor the tomobile prize. The,
Dreamland Theatre will sell a: large.
variety Qf articl ss . consisting of nov
cities and useful things and give al
SPECIFIED number Sof votes: with each
pure ase.M The purch asers may them
cast theI votes eeeiVed for one Of the;
ladies in the contest. ...s.5!
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WEST ROSE 81

Jan. 8---Miss Marie Lindquist en-
stertained q few young folks at her
home Tuesday evening last week.
A baby girl was born to mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Johnson We'd, Jan.
A few, neighbors were entertained
for dinner at o. 5Tatting's on Thursday
evening OF. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Renstrom and
family and. (car and Axel Gustafson
visited at a. m, Renstrom's Saturday
evening.
/ Arthur Bjornwick returned home to
Willmar last Saturday after spending
two weeks with his grandmother, Mrs.
Gustafson. b..
: Grandpa Renstrom returned home
last Saturday after a two weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Herman
Milaca and Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Tatting and daugh-
ter Mildred made business call to
Wi!lmar Saturday.
Mrs. Ole B!omquist visited at E.
Rosen's last Monday.
Miss Minnie sundin is visiting at
her parental home. -
Mrs; J. Sundin entertained a num-
Der of1friends for dinner Monday eve
last week. 80
! A large crowd of young folks were
pleasantly entertained at John Sun
din's Thursday evening.
Clifford and Harvey Adams made a
call on Gladys and Grace Renstrom on
Saturday evening"
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Harry Camp back to Minneapolis last
week where she will. visit for some

-
Harry Camp back to Minneapolis last
week where she will visit for some
| tim &
Pat Coen viii leave for Iowa this
week. =:=.55=s
Miss Anna Knutson returned from
Benson Saturday.
SIS Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Isaacson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Isaac
son and family and Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Olson were entertained for sup-
per: Friday evening at Alvin Isaac
sons .t$ @
Grace sEuling spent a few days with
her friend, Esther Erickson. last week.
Anna SWenson left for Willmar on
Monday to attend the high. school at
that place. rs. 81,
The Isaacson young. folks attended
party given at Andrew Johnson's on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zimmerman and
family and Isaacson young folks call
ed at G. 8. Hoon's Saturday evening.
School will commence Monday the
9th after two weeks vacation
Harry Isaacson returned to Morris
Monday where he is attending the
agricultural school.
Miss Flora Euling left for Raymond
Monday where she is teaching near
there.
Hans, Stella and Ransom johnson
and Emil Rusten called at Chas. Is
aacson's Sunday evening.
Mrs. Hill has been entertaining re-
latives over the holidays
The Jim Rhuby, John Euling and
Campbell families and Pat Coen call
ed at VIM. McKenzie's a week ago
Thursday evening.
E Mrs. John Tygeson of Annandale
called at Evan Erickson's week ago
Thursday afternoon.
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a grade school education in the pub:
lie schools of Willmar. At Minneap%
gsoligsshe was prior to her marriage;
4 EN- i:'loyed sby the Wyman-P artridge &
On June -, 1920, she was united in:
marriages to Fred r. Bennett of Min.
38sneapolis Stoawhich son was born now
q motherless infant Of "a days. Her.
home with her now grief stricken hus-
band was. at 3348 Girard avenue So:
Shesawas a member i Of the Royal:
Neighbors OF America and also Of the
Auxiliary Of the Post OF the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars. =. n:
| She is Survived and deeply mourned
by her mother; Mrs. Julia .snstrup,
/; three brothers,: Walter, Elvin and Cor.
don; and one sister Margaret, all of.
1 Minneapolis.
The sad rites of burial were held on.
December 31st, at $3.50 p: m. at: the.
chapel Of Knaeble & Scherer, Under
+ takers. Rev. e. r: Todd. of Lake City,
formerly :fof Wi!lmar, conducted the
funeral servic es. The departed's 5vo::
Gait aachsh Miss Lii1sdoiff ,.sang be-
autiful son .5a 81, II y.xis,sz
hose latiYes present from a dis
lance were Mrs. a: sehostag, an aunt.
and Leo Poll, a cousin from Buffalo,
Minnesota. .s% Ezs. us :s3 s. + 8 Ri
1nterment was made in Lakewood
cemetery at Minneapolis As her bro;
Their and husband are members of the:
Modern Wo0dmen of America, the fol:
lowing w odmen were the pail bear
ers: Washburn, Detman, Childs, :P.
Anthony, e. w. Anthony ana. MUTT
feldt -. s...=.s...s 81 .'s..- :.
.s The sympathy Of our: :Willmar com
naunity rs extended to the sorely be-
1eaa;V,ed IN this dark hour Of trial.
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- 81. ~:
PRIAM

Jan. Sired Euling left for North
Dakota last week where he will visit
relatives for some time.
Miss Ida Lund returned to Mime
apolls Monday after visiting at the II.
%. Mature home for a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Isaacson enter
tanned quite few Of their friends on
Thursday evening. The evening was
spent in playing rock and at a late
hour delicious lunch was served.
Miss Vera Camp accompanied Mrs.
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()<lII

81 Jan. 9----Miss Emma Abrahamson.
who visited at he home OF her par
sents the past week returned to Mime
.apolis last Monday.
sss Miss Helen Bauman boarded the
train for Clara City Monday for a few,
days visit with relatives and friends.
John Feig Of Willmar visited at the:
home OF M e: and Mrs. III. e. Feig on
Monda
and Mrs. ,Fenil and children Of
WiNmar arrived Tuesday for visit:
at at the II. G. Holtz and "A. Boersma:
homes s..: -. z;
Mrs. r. Lechner returned from ST.;
Paul Tuesday where she attended the.
funeral Of a relative.
MT. and Mrs. Arthur Lund and baby
arrived Wednesday for a visit at the:
home OF the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. K. Lund: is s=. Il, !,
81 Mr.: and Mrs. VIM; Birkemeyer left
for Marshall Wednesday after a. visit:
with relatives and friends here and in;
the vicinity * 3. 500.
Miss Dorothy Harlom of Maynard.
arrived Tuesday for visit at the p:
a: Koenan home. s 81. I
Henry 'Scheltem accompanied by
Lloyd Hintz. motored to Alberta Thurs,
day, the latter having%tvisited with!
relatives and friends in Raymond the
past week. ~ . ; s.ss. 5..3 :.
81. Albert Lembke returned from Clara
City Thursday after visiting with rela-
tives assfeW days.
Miss Helen Bauman returned from
Clara City, Saturday. =
sz The second number of the lyceum
course will be given Wednesday eve-
ming; Jan. 18th. Maud Willis, an ar
fist reader of exceptional ability, will
entertain at the opera hall.
s5;:5:Mrs. r.. Somerville entertained a
number Of ladies at a birthday party
Friday. 80. Il.
3 Miss Eva Cornelius returned from
Watson Sunday to take up her duty
as teacher in this vicinity.
Mrs. o: Seebech and son arrived on
Friday morning from st. Peter for, a
visit at the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. J.s:Wagner. -
Miss Grace Knott left for Elbow
Lake Saturday after two weeks va
cation!
Miss Cena Stob returned to, Belling-
ham Monday, to resume her. work as
teacher after a two weeks vacation.
S. Martin. Bolt, Henry ;Roelofs and Miss
Bessie N;eWenhuis left for Hull, Ia,
Monday to take up their school work
again after the holiday2vacation.
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l l!u g Passed Suddenly e. q
= !lllnne alpolis. Led ! Beauti-
ful liz Z

s The passings of Mrs: Fred r. ,Benn-
sett. lee Murte p, Ilstrup, "a young
woman born and raised in our city
cfprredS at MINI polls on, Wednes-
day, aaember .2Sth, cath being scaus-
"a by pleurisy The departed was i'll
but ten days when the end came most
lnexpect eddy 81 ,.:5.'
rs Murle % !. 1lstrup was born at Twill
mar on May 70, 1902. Here she spent
her gtrl hood days and in 1916 moved
with the family to minneapolis where
they have since resided. She secured
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Consultation

$ = CONSTIPATION = =
=: Consultation of the bowels is a stop
page Of the sewerage system that re-
moves waste matter from the body. It
is-as necessary that your bowels move
regularly once each day, to carry off
this waste, as it IS that the waste pipes
of your home be kept open and carry
off the waste from the house. If you
would enjoy good health. keep your
bowels regular by taking Chamber
lain's Tablets when needed.--Adv Jan
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
CHRISTMAS TREE PROGRAM

cARIsIMAs 5TREE5 PROGRAM
This coming Saturday evening a
Christmas !. tree sale and program viii
be held at the Salvation Army Hail
beginning at eight O'Clock. a Christ
mas tree fully decorated and laden
literally with fruit and candy viii be
sold, branch by branch. Everyone is
invited to attend.
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ENDORSES PICTURE

j The American Legion Post in the
city has endorsed the picture 81 Ac-.
cuseY which will be. shown at the
nreamland Theatre on Monday and
Tuesday Of next week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11

/ ol: Q |; ! SOC lAl.

Thursday afternoon Of next week,
Jan. 18Th, the Bethel. Ladies Society
will give coffee social il the church.
TO which all are cordially
invited. The following will serve:
sMesdames Elmer Berquist, "a. Enders-
he, August Norma d i1liam Lund-
berg, John Swenson, A. r. Bergeson,
William Benson, Arthur Lindblad and
Chas. sJahnson. ;'..S:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
TWO GAMES At ATWArER

Two games win be played Friday
evening at AtWater.: The boys and
girls teams q the Willmar and At
water High Schools will play that
evening on the AtWater floor. The
Whitman teamsssexpect to walk away
with the two games. Nery: little Isl
known Of the AtWater: teams this year.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
NURSES ENTERTAINED

" The nurses Of the Rest Hospital:
and a group Of other friends were
entertained attic home 81 Mrs. A.:
C.. MoIander Tuesday evening. They.
spent the evening in various amuse-S
im1lents. Mr.. Molander is still at the.
Rest Hospital but is getting along.
very nicely. A delicious lunch was
served. @,..:r !.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-01-11
Card of Thanks

It is to our hearts desire to thank
the congregation for the gift which
was given to us last Friday evening
at the New Years program Thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Skoglund,
and Family. # 3
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'4e'Bj pS.,WANTE:D

:. Sealed bids will he received by the
undersigned for the filling of4two ice
houses, one 14x2sx1o and the other
r2x16x10, until January 10th. The
owner reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. t.s:s>,< I, s,
81 G ..*s-.. aE::sN. ERICKSON,
,1Kandiyohi; Minnesota.
january 18th. 1922. ~. ct
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SOLD HALE INTEREST !,

G. "A. Erickson in a recent deal Sold
half interest in the Simon flats on
Litchf1eld'. avenue and First Street to-
Erick Englund.
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~, %'Iyt s5.tss y greir-rl-sgl
.sRQT.LOT.z

Ida Strommert has purchased
4 residence lot On sLitchf eld. Avenue
East from G. "a. Erickson. The. con.
( sidels tion s 220o II She contem-
plates building on the lot during the
spring
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To@uNDERGo. oPERATloN

G. J.. Johnson and :Henning Ander-:
son left today for Minneapolis. Mr..
Anderson is suffering from append
citis and will be operated upon at the,
Swedish Hospital.
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ENTERTAlNs At BIRTHDAY PAR:

z, Little John Orvelle: Broberg was
s:lost IT, several little boys Monday af-
ternoon to help celebrate his sixth
birthday. Games were played and a
luncheon served at s o'clock. .
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$500 GREATER

s. Postal receipts at the Willmar post
office for the six day period preceding
Christmas Day for the 1921 season was
$500 greater than the same period in
1920. ~. wv 81. ::.E s.ss t.,.
The year 1921 with its total receipts
had margin over 1920 to the amount
o two or three Thousand dollars. 8.
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Dodge Brothers

:.
will announce on February Is,
. substantial reduction in the
prices Of their cars, effective
January |, 1922.
Johnson Erickson Motor Go.
S. Wil1r11ar Nit.nasnta -
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~fs. 49,. = -: 50, 49,
Evening star., 1922-02-09

additional guests have been asked for
tea. ct which Mrs. Clifford Ireland,
Mrs: Louis Pitcher, Mrs. Emma Berry
erssds and ths Mrs tsa fas. Will
Mrs. Iden will be the guest in whose
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brooks
Will give a small dance this evening
IN their home in Chevy Chase.
Mr.. shiratori of the Japanese dele
cation entertained q small company
ct dinner last evening at the Pow
Mr.. T. Kohri Of the Japanese dele
CATION Will entertain at dinner FRI
day evening at the same hotel.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Salisbury en-
tertained at dinner last evening. when
their guests included Senator and
Mrs. Lee Slater overman, Senator and
MRS. Henry F. Ashurst, Senator and
Mrs. Joseph r. Robinson. Senator and
Mrs. Apdrieus A. Jones. Senator Will
iIam II. King, Col. and Mrs. William
J; kendrick, Mrs. Robert W. Nc
Nicely. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas
and Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Douglas.
The Junior League dance, post
poned from Friday. February 3, will
take place this evening at Rauscher's.
l, Inose In the receiving line will in
ciude Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. wife
OF the assistant secretary Of the
Navy: Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins,
MISS Eleanor Johnston and Miss Ruth
Larner. A number OF dinner parties
VIII precede the dance, the hosts in
Guiding Commander and Mrs James
richard Barry. Miss Carolyn Nash,
who has Invited small company to
meet her house guests. the Misses
Sanders of Philade1phia: Mr.. and Mrs.
George +. Hamilton, who will have
z number Of young friends Of their
dauEhters.' the Misses Hamilton: Mrs.
Emory Land and Miss Barrine Drake,
VINO VINO is entertaining In compliment to
Miss Helen La Seure.
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun
mas gone to New York, where she
is spending few days at the Hotel
Lorraine.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beale Nc
Evening star., 1922-02-09

U'ontinued on Ninth Paee.)
Evening star., 1922-02-09

Nine. Pararetoff. wife of the minis
ter of Bulgaria, and Nine. Nadeidas
Vassileff Of Sofia. Bulgaria, will call
upon Mrs. Harding this week 70
present to her a vase painted by the
latter. The minister and Nine. Pana-
retoff are sponsors for the exhibition
of art objects of Bulgaria which
opened at 1106 Connecticut avenue
yesterday.
Evening star., 1922-02-09
Society
The President and Mrs. Harding to Hold
Annual State Reception in Honor Of
Congress at White House Tonight

for their daughters, Miss Laura Bryn
and Miss ln9er Bryn.