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PENN'S GROVE WINS.

Penn's Grove, y. j.. June IA
Penn's Grove defeated Pennsville IL
10 here Saturday in q Salem County
League game.
Bell and Engle Of Penn's Grove and
Manlove of Pennsville furnished the
batting features. J. Dutton starred
behind the bat for Penn's Grove.
The batteries were: Penn's Grove,
Fl. Bell. II. Cramer and J. Dutton;
Psnnsville. Manlove and McGorry.
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COACH KIBLER AFFLICTED.

Chestertown. Md, June 12.--The
friends Of Coach Kibler regret very
much that he will not be able to accept
the offer Of management OF the Cam
bridge baseball team of the Eastern
Shore League 70 manage the team
during the current season. Kibler
served with distinction in the Great
War. during which he lost a finger on
one hand from n shot from a German
gun. Recently the finger has given
trouble and has greatly handicapped
him In his playing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-06-12
PALMER BREAKS MARK.

Franklin Palmer. champion swim
mer of the Wilmington Grammar
Schools, bettered his marks in the Y
NJ. c. A. pool for the forty and one
hundred yard swims in the time trials
held Saturday afternoon. He ne
gotiated the forty yards in 21.3 seconds
which is IL seconds better than his
old mark and dangerously close to the
records established by Ed. Bardo, and
Doug. Sheldon. Young Palmer swan
the century distance in l min. 3-5
sec, three seconds better than his old
mark.
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AUTHORITIES
DENY BASEBALL GAME
June 10. 1922.
Tho Sports Editor.
Every Evening:


Tho Sports Editor.
Every Evening:
Dear Sir-Will you not kindly cor
rect the report which appeared In the
Morning News" June I, TO the effect
that the University of Delaware base
ball team played a game OF baseball
with Laurel on June 6? The only con-
neotion that the University had with
the game lay in the fact that several
students, mainly Seniors who had fin-
ished their academic work. helped TO
constitute the team which played
against Laurel. II should have been
the business Of these men or of the
person who was responsible for their
playing to have seen to it that the
conditions of the contest were accu
rAtsly reported to the press. AS a re-
suit Of their negligence. University OF
Delaware Athletics have been seri-
ously misrepresented.
Very truly yours.
The Athletic Council of the L. OF d
II. r. Cole. Secretary
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ONE HURT IN AUTO SPILL.
John Jackson Cut by Glass When Ma
chine Goes Into Ditch.

John Jackson Cut by Glass When Ma
chine Goes Into Ditch.
One man was injured in two auto
mobile accidents In this city yester-
day. He was John Jackson, Of Harri-
son street. near Fourth. cut by fly
ing glass when - automobile driven
by Joseph w Braigor, 2l9 North Har-
rison street, ram into a ditch near
Penny Hill. Lieutenant McVey of the
Highway Police assisted the men to
get their machine from the ditch and
took Jackson to a physician.
Miss Mildred e Boynton. OF Mar
shallton. while driving north on Wash
lngton street. ran into the machine of
DIR. Charles Pierce. Delaware avenue
near West. at the intersection OF
Thirteenth street AS she tried 70 turn
away after striking Pierce's machine
she ran into an automobile driven by
David ButZ. 1905 Washington. The
three cars were slightly damaged
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CAPITAL TOURS.
Manager Harkins OF Hotel du Pont ut
Baltimore Meeting.

Harry J. Harkinz. manager of tho
Hotel du Pont, has returned from
Baltimore. whore he attended a meet
Ing OF tho executive committee OF the
Capital Tours Association. Charles
Consolve, a vice president OF tho ss-
ISOLATION entertained the committee a,
tho Hotel Belvidere.
the committee discussed traffic, sd-
vertising, good roads and hotel CON
dltions and approved tho numbering
Of roads. instead OF designating them
by names, in tho Automobile Blue
Book.
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Award school Prizes Tomorrow,

Presentation Of the Adams prizes
which were established nearly a half
century ago by John II. adams for
the pupils OF No. school will be made
by John S. ROssell. relative Of the
founder. at the Flag Day exercises -
the school tomorrow. Mrs. Susan Il
Townsend. daughter of Mr. Adams.
has kept up the custom Of giving The
annual prizes.
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RIDGELY DEFEATS STRONG
EPWORTH BALL NINE

Ridgely. Nd, June 12.-Ridgely
yesterday defeated the strong Epworth
Club from Wilmington to /. This was
the first game the visitors have lost
this season having won six in a row.
The sCore.
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ORIOLES CAPTURE GAME
AFTER THIRTEEN INNINGS

Wilmington Orioles defeated Ches-
ter. Saturday. to l. II took the
Orioles IL innings Of hard work TO do
the trick but Eitzgerald's homer In
the thirteenth put tho game on ice.
Wilmington Orioles would like TO hear
from Emerson for n game Monday az
6 .. m, Mt 18th and Van Buren,. The
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ROSE HILL A. G. WINS
OVER FAIRyIEW A, G.

II took eleven innings TO decide be-
tween Fairview and Rose Hill Satur-
day the latter winning 8 to 2. Davis
was effective on tho mound and al
lowed his opponents but SIX hits Honf-
man scored the winning run for Rose
Hill by a slashing two-baggsr in the
Eleventh sending in a runner ahead.
The score:
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First Public Band Coucert.

Tomorrow night at s o'clock the
first CT the series of band concerts TO
be given under the direction Of the
summer will be given at Delamore
Park. Thursday night a concert Will
be given at Rodney Park and on
Saturday night at the Public Build
ing.
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LIT BROTHERS DEFHAT
STRONG WILMINGTON NINE

Philadelphia, Pa. Juno 12.-Lit
Bros. defeated the strong Wilmington
team here Saturday. 4 to 2. Slaughter
vaS on the mound for Lat Bros. and
pitched good ball having nine strike
outs and kept his hits we'll scattered
Lit Bros. had one big inning the fourth.
when their hits meant runs. Coyle and
Wright for the visitors both played
great fielding games.
The score:
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LAKEWOOD LOSES.

Kirkwood Juniors defeated Lake
wood in an interesting game Satur-
day to .. The game was played at
Second and du Pont. Irons pitched
guilt edge ball. allowing but three
scattered hits. while his teammates
gathered IL hits. The score:
kirkwood Jrs.. j 0 0 1--5
Lakewood Jrs... l 0 0 0 0--3
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To Announce Slogan Winner.

The winner of the contest for a
slogan fer the city Of Wilmington,
which has been conducted by the Lions
Club viii be announced tomorrow az
the regular meeting Of the club. in the
Hotel du Pont. There will be several
short talks by prominent men.
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LENGBEN RETAINS TITLE.
Wins Final Contest Against All Com.
ers and Is Stiu Champion of France.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Paris. June l2.--Suzanne Lenglen
remains the singles, doubles and mix
eel doubles champion OF France at
hard court tennis. She retained her
singles title against tho challenger,
Nine. 0olding on Saturday.
Yesterday Mile. LenG1cn won the
mixed doubles with NJ. Brugnon from
Nine. Golding and NJ. Borotra. 60,
so. and with Nine Pigueron. took the
women'e doubles nom tho chaliengers,
Mile Conouet and Mme. Danst 6-s.
6-l.
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GIANTS CHALK
UP SUN OIL VICTORY

Jundy. Reid and Company. bettor-
known IA the Bacharach Giants.
chalked up 4 to 2 victory over the
sun on Company nine Of Marcus Hook
in slow apd listless game at Harlan
Field Saturday afternoon. Tho score:
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sBstted for Drummer in the ninth.
SCORE By INNINGS.
Wilmington. o o o O l-2
Lit Bros. ........... 90 o o ~
Earned runs. Wilmington 2: Lit Bros 2
Three-base hits, Patterson. Nitchie. Home
run. speer. Struck out by Drummer 3 by
Slaughter Q. Double plays Wilmington 2.
Left on bases. W ilmington g. Stolen
bases. Drummer /. Sacrifice hits, Gil
lespic !. Hit by pitched ball. by Drummer
3: Base on balls of Drummer ,: off
Slaughter 2. Wild pitches. Drummer / :
Slaughter l. Time Of game, hr SO min.
Umpires Kirk and Bird.
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Susquehanna League

Elkton. Nd. June 12.-Elkton went
into first place Saturday by defeating
Reing Sun. ahenner. Of Wilmington.
pitched great ball for Elkton. Several
Wilmington fan Witnessed the game.
gITSOITEHA n wv NfDvNy,
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New Castle. Juno 1.-THE New
Castle Athletic Association baseball
team won the eixth straight victory
Saturday afternoon at Battery Park
baforc u crowd OF 500 fans and root
ers. by defeating the Five Points team
OF the New Castle County League. 2
90 J. thus retaining tho lead in the
league with no defeats.
Both Willeys and Draper pitched
excellent ball. the former tanning IL
while tho lntter famed 4 batsmen and
zach allowing \ hits. Tho score:
NEW CASTLE
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'Mannen out bunted tn,ru strtke.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Five Points ...... 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 o--l
New Castle ...... 0 0 0 0 0 "a
Delaware City. June 12.-Delawar~
CITY won n fast ten-inning game here
from Marshalltor. 4 to 3. In the
tenth inning Winsate doubled and
soored on Jordan's single. 1t was ono
OF tho best games OF tho season and
a laruo crowd turned out. The ecore:
MARSHALL TON
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=
DELAWARE CITY.
r'''' SCORE III iNNi;SoSs' e Is
S..:s:t,:'e S:i.@:t. City ,'::::ssssSsSsSS

Yorklyn won . inst game from
Newark hero. Saturday. = TO 2. Hag-
yersy wss on the mound for the win
hers and he pitched nne bail holding
Newark 20 four hits and had Q
strikeouts 20 his credit.
living OF Newark hit a homer.
while &. Beatty and h. Punk each
hit a two-baxgsr. The score:
Wnr>r-rNN
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wILMINGTONIANs DROP
THIRTEEN.INNING GAME

Cape Charles, Va. June 12.--In one
OF the greatest games seen here for
many "a day, Cape Charles defeated
the Maryland Division of the Penn
sylvania Railroad League before a
large crowd. 3 20 2 in 13 innings. on
Saturday.
Britt was sent 20 the mound for the
winners and he had a big day. holding
the Wilmington boys TO six hits and
had 10 strikeouts TO his credit.
The Maryland Division scored first
by sending two runs across in the
thirteenth. The locals came back
strong in their half and scored three
before any one was out. The crowd
went wild.
The batting honors went 10 Lowe
OF Cape Charles. who had two singles
and a double.
Score by Innings.
RH.E
Md. Div. oOooooOOO2-2 3
c. Charles o Q o 00ooos-3 S 2
Batteries - Maryland Division.
Maioney and Novel;; Cape Charles:
Britt and z. Ames.
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vISCOsE DEFEATS NORTH
PHlIL1RS AT MARCUS HOOK


viscose defeated tho strong North
Pkilliss at Marcus Hook, Pa. yes
terday afternoon In an exciting H.
inning game, scoro TO. Johnny
Cole and Reds" Wright. two local
stars. led In tho hitting for the Silk
men, tho former getting n single in
tho ninth inning. tying tho score. Cole
and Wright smacked tho pin for four
binglcs apiece.
Socks" Ssibold, the former Ath-
letic twirler was on tho mound for
tho North Pbilliec but gave way to
Jim Clancy, tho formor Delaware
and swarthmore hurler. In the
tenth inning.
Jimmy Sharpe. captain. weil-known
my Jaokcon's Wilmington Trl-state
chnmpions. In 1913. was tho shining
light for tho North PhilIies, he having
threc hits, ono n double. and also
dcnted tho rubber on three occasions
His fielding was perfect. About 1000
fans witnessed tho contest.
Tho score by innings:
viscose ...........0 900 108 oil DOL
No. Phillies 900 040 200 600
Batteries: Viscose. Johnson And
Springer; North Phillies. seibold. Clan
oy and Jaekl. Umpires. Thompson and
Goodo.
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nolds and Riley.
r. II. E
Elk Mills -.. l o o O o O o-3 3
Batteries; Mcller and Gillespie; Allen
and Spence.
R. H E
Bel Air ......,.. / o o o 2 O Al o-6 Ii 4
Havre de @ C.. 0 o o2 OOi o. q
Batteries: Hoey and Movies; Ossich
and Bcal
r. H. E.
Aberdeen ...... 4 o o o o o o O o. O
Darlington zee. O o o 0 o o o 90 s
Batteries Cole and Miller: Regen and
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WILMINGTON ORIOLES.
0'"'s 'GsHitsTHR Az. sTfAtsss Il ~

SCORE ny INNrNos. 10
Wilmington O.. 0 300 0 0 l o o 0 0 0 2-3
Chester ........ o O q o o o o O o o O--I
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'a'i isAcHAhAon 2orAtNT7s Z

i0'"' SCORE ny INN1Nos'
sun Oil Co. ........... o l o o o o %
Bacharach Giants o o 90 2 / ] x
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NEW CASTLE LEADS
COUNTY BALL LOOP
Delaware City Wins Fast Ten
inning Game From Marshall
ton; Yorklyn Again.

SATURDAYS RESULTS.
Now Castle, 2; Five Points. l.
yorklyn. J, Newark. 2.
Delaware City, 4: Narshallton. ) q
tnningU).
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SATURDAYS RFsUIrs
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Springer: North Phillies. seibold. Clan
oy and Jaekl. Umpires. Thompson and
Goodo.
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'Madden out. buntcd third strike.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22

Diisters from trying to get rid of
backache.
i think man with all these
troubles should be excused for being
nervous and irritable. for if anything
In the world will bring on nervous
ness II is constant pain. lack OF sleep
ana not being able to eat. So / was
always worried and very nervous and
never received any help for this or
my other troubles until began TAX
ing Tanlac.
but am now an entirely differ
ent man, all made over, so to speak.
1 nave Just finished my fourth bottle
OF Tanlac and, while it seems almost
impossible, am eating such things
Tor supper as pork chops. Ny stomach
rs such different organ that / can't
understand it myself Everything |
eat now sets well and for the first
time in ten years l am feeling as one
should. Tanlac has been such good
friend to me that l can never forget
it,"
Tanlac is sold in Annapolis by all
good druggists.-(Adv)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
PETER DOOLY SAYsI7
SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE
Popular Theatre Man Tells
Friends Tanlac Is Responsible
For His Remarkable Recovery

when man has had stomach
milk and eggs would hurt him and
then finds medicine that fixes him
up in a few weeks so he can digest
pork chops, think its time for him
to talk for the benefit of others.
Well, that is what Tanlac has done
for me and ! never let chance of
recommending 1t go by"
The above statement was made, a
few days ago, by Peter Dooly, of 30.
Marshall street, Paterson, N. j., that
congenial gentleman to whom every
one hands their ticket when they en-.
ter Daily's Theatre on Main street.
Il don't think it possible" said Mr..
Dooly, "for a person to suffer much
worse from stomach trouble than /
have for the past ten years. Once or
twice during that time they sent me
to a hospital and went so far as to
say | would never get well without an
operation. These extreme cases,
when the hospital was my only resort,
was when would have attacks of
nausea that could not be stopped.
For years / couldn't eat much of
anythiEg-was sick at my stomach
both night and morning-and any
little deviation from set rules of diet
ing would keep me awake all night
long. Everything formed gas on my
stomach and would bloat me up until
my clothes were too tight On me.
This awful Indigestion caused intense
pains and such bursting headaches
that could hardly stand it. l also
had rheumatism in my shoulders and
feet, and my back was covered with
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
Marriage In Naval
Academy Chapel

The marriage of Ensign Harold
Cruzen, a Naval Academy graduate OF
the class of 1920, to Miss Elizabeth
lngle, of Coronado, Cal, took place
yesterday afternoon at the Naval
Academy Chapel, Chaplain ID. A.
Scott, U. S. A., officiating. The we'd
ding party, which included the par
ents of the bride, the Misses Ruth
Laughton and Harriet Love, Lieuten-
ant s. S. Reynolds aud Ensign ]. A.
Dillon, motored over from Washing
ton and lunched at Carvel Hall, re-
turning to Washington Immediately
after the ceremony. The bride wore
white canton crepe dress and white
hat Mr. and Mrs. Cruzen will spend
their honeymoon at Sherwood Forest
where they have taken bungalow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
WILL SURELY HELP OTHERS

The condition of the human body is
reflected by the condition of the kid
neys and blood. II the kidneys are
not functioning properly. waste prod
ucts and poisons cannot be elimin-
ated. Rheumatic pains. swollen, ach-
ing and stiff joints and muscles, diZ-
illness and blurred vision are symp-
toms of kidney trouble. Mrs. A. Lcch-
ner. 1929 Main Ave, Clifton. N. j..
writes: Foley Kidney Pills have
helped me and / gladly give you per-
mission to use this testimonial, for
they will surely help"-(Adv.)
The female of the species is more
thrifty with her kale
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
matte conditions.

matte conditions.
In studying the requirements of
butter for this purpose special con-
sideration has been given 10 the effec;
of cream acidiiy on keeping quality o
butter, and to manufacturing methods
producing firm body and waxy tex
ture
In the last few years practically all
the butter obtained has scored % at
the time of packing. and scores made
10 months after being held in cold
storage have averaged only about two
points lower. During 1921 seven
Icreameries supplied 100000 pounds OF
butter to the Navy: and the cost OF
supervision by men selected by the
Department of Agriculture was only
about-one-third of a cent a pound.
Scores made each year. beginning
with 1911, show slight but gradual
improvement in quality.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
Pierce. Brooke Wedding
This Evening

The wedding of Lieutenant Ken
meth Pierce. u. S. A.. and Miss Marie
Addison Brooke Of this city, will take
place this evening at s o'clock in
Hawaii at the quarters OF the brides
uncle and aunt, Commander and Mrs.
Isaac Irving Yates. in Pearl Harbor,
Hawaii and will be performed by
Bishop Lamott The brides only at
ndant will be Miss Margaret Claude,
llughtcr of Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Claude The wedding. which will be
one OF the most important social
rents OF the season in military and
nyal circles in Honolulu, will be fol-
loved by reception. The bride. who
has been visiting her aunt for the past
Is months has made a large circle of
friends in Hawaii, who have given a
number Of entertainments in honor of
bar approaching marriage.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
Attend Graduation
OF Central High

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Dorsey Gassaway
have returned to Annapolis after a
visit to Washington. where they were
the guests OF their broIher-in-law and
sister, Colonel and Mrs. Fisher
While there, they attended the gradu-
alton exercises of the Central HIGH
School, their nephew. Dorsey CASA
way Fisher, being near the head Of
graduating class of four hundred and
fifty, receiving diplomas last night
from that institution.
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Social and Personal
THE TRYST

oisurIcc Morris, in \. Y. Herald)
have a tryst 10 keep,
And Oh, The time draws near,
have tryst to keep
Assembled is the gear,
Ear from the noisy town,
D,.daming fortunes frown;
Nv rusty rod--a friend
Nav fortune send
have a tryst TO keep
som soon the ban shall lift.
I have q tryst TO keep
SLOW. slow The boat shall drift
Whore shadows dim and cool
Dream on a quiet pool,
AID sim and deep, a deeper shade
Turks unafraiC.
I have tryst to keep
The reel ! hear a-sing!
! have tryst 10 keep
In fight old time shall wing
As from the splashing stream,
Hts wct back flank a-gleam,
draw my lighting prize
Oh what a size!
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
MUCH PROGRESS MADE
IN SECURING BETTER
BUTTER FOR NAVY

For 20 years the United States De-
partment' of Agriculture has aided the
Navy Department to secure a high
quality of timed butter, the kind best
adapted for use on shipboard and in
places far from the sources of supply.
In recent years all this butter has
Deen made from pasteurizcd sweet
cream, which not only keeps excep-
tionally we'll in storage but stands up
for long periods under adverse eli
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
Returning
From France

Major and Mrs, Louis Brereton, son
and daughter-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID. Brereton, of Murray Hill, are
on their way home from Paris, where
he has been army air attache for the
past two years. They are expected to
arrive July and will go to Washing
ton. where Major Brereton has been
ordered to temporary duty before 60
ing in command of the aviation sta
ton at Fort Sill. Oklahoma.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
arN Cochran Leaves
Tor san Diego

Mrs, Walker Cochran. who has been
seriously IN with sinusitis for nearly
. months at the Waldorf-Astoria. New
FORK where her mother, Mrs. c. IL.
m'omond, is making her homo. left on
June is for san Diego to join Lieu
"oan'-Commander Cochran, who will
arrive m San Diego on the transport
'naumont to report for duty.
LenI-Commander and Mrs. Coch-
Tan Will make their home for the
present at the San Diego Hotel.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
Supper Party
At Log Inn

Raymond S. Scarlet. a recent grad
uate of Princeton University. will be
host to supper party this evening
at the Log Inn, near here.
His guests will be Miss Mary b.
Ramsay, Miss Mamie S. Roberts,
Miss Marion Dushane Penniman, Miss
Peggy Ewing and a number of his
classmates at Princeton. who are his
house guests.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22

Lieut-Commander and Mrs. ID. T.
Hunter left today for San Diego, Cal,
where he has been ordered to duty
with the destroyer force of the At
lantic feet
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22

Rear-Admiral 4. X. Moore was
among the passengers on board the
steamship Venezuela that arrived in
Baltimore yesterday from San Fran
cisco.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22

Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Ellis
worth Davis. who have been living at
lS2 Duke of Gloucester street for the
past year, have gone to San Diego,
California.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
Entertaining High
School Graduates

Miss Kitty Hanlon. one of this
years high school graduates, is Civ
ing a party this evening at her home
on Prince George street for a num-
Der OF her classmates.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
Visiting At
"PrOmOnt-On.SeyeFn,

Miss Elizabeth Carter Hull, one of
this seasons Baltimore debutantes. is
the guest of Miss Alicia Gilmer Clark.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Jud-
son Clark, of "Promont-on-Sever
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
Visiting ClaSSmate
In North Carolina

Miss Nyce Feldmeyer, daughter Of
Doctor and Mrs. George Feldmeyer,
Of Murray Hin, is visiting Miss Ire
land former classmate, at the lat
'erS home in Greensboro, n. C.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
Leaves For
West Coast

Lieutenant Charles ]. Parrish left
today for the West Coast, where he
has been ordered on duty. He was
accompanied by his mother, who has
been keeping house for him this win
ter at rs Franklin street.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-06-22
Improving From
Recent Illness

Mrs. Charles c. Soule has returned
from Baltimore with her young son
Charles Soule, Jr., who has been UNI
der observation at the Children's Hos
pital and who is improving from his
recent indisposition.