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The Washington herald., 1922-09-23
BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

EAST BUFFALO, N. ", Sept. 22-
Cattle-Shipping steers. ssa10; BUTCH
er grades. $7.5Oas.75; cows, s2a6.
calves. culls to choice. s4.50a15.50.
Sheep and Lambs-Choice lambs.
$15a15.25; culls to fair, $sa14.50:
yearlings. $Sa11: sheep, S3aS.
Hogs-Yorkers, S1O.75; pigs. s1075;
mixed, $10.75; heavy, s10.10a10.50;
roughs. S7aS.25; stays. S4.5Oa5.5O.
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QIRTHS SANDDEATHS
II REPORTED DIND.C.
: BIRTHS,

BIRTHS.
White.
Edward and lillian Nalley, girl,
James and Virginia Rosabaugh, girl
James H. and Mary McGuigan. IT,, boy.
Logan and Mary s.. wooiard, girl.
: Colored.
James and Mabel Tatum, girl
Joseph and Mamie Burrows, girl
Lawrence and Alice Turner, boy,
George T. and Gertrude johnson, girl.
DEATHS.
White.
Nell Lindsey Marks. q years, Iowa Apis.
Cornelia Rose, So Garfield Hospital.
William A. Gibson, 20, 616 11th st. sw.
Charles II. Gould, "a, 1881 Kenyon st. NV.
Margaret Alice Robey months. ss1 1 Sc.
Colored.a
Rachel jenkins, 80, 1929 4th ST. NV.
jenkins Blackwell, 65, Providence Hosp.
Ella Allen 80, Tuberculosis Hospital.
John Pye. 127s I'd st. sw.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. ga further
advance Of los has carried London
tin prices to the weeks pest levels,
f161 for spot and 1852 SIS for fu-
lures. Sales. so tons and $50 tons.
Spot standard copper is SIS higher at
1862 lis cd and futures Is Cd higher
at f63 IS Cd. Sales, 100 tons and 700
tons EleCtrOlytic is unchanged at
FL
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Drinks Poison Solution.

Accidentally drinking a glass Of
bichloride of mercury solution, jose
phine Claflin. "a years old. 1874 Park
place northwest. was rendered uncon-
scious and rushed to Casualty Hos
pital last night
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BAND CONCERT.

Today at 4:30 to 9 p. m. at the whits
House by the United States Navy Band
Charles Benter director
March. President Harding" Vessels
Overture, william Tell .... Rossin
oextette, LUCIA ................D .Donizett
Musicians De Giorgio, De Caesar,
jerks, Peck, Barbera. Hall.
Paraphrase. Die Lorely". Nesyadb,
Grand scenes from the opera "Lohengrin''
,....-.-... Wagner
Rhapsodie, Slavonic' ......... .Friedemann
Excerpts from the musical comedy, The
Chocolate Soldier r''.....S Strauss
Valse, Invitation to the Dance. won Weber
March, 'Secnav" Bente,
Dedicated to the Hon. Edwin Denby.
Finale, The Star Spangled Banner"
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NAVY,

Orders issued to officers under
date of September 20, 1922:
COmdr. Claud A. BonviIlian, To
Navy Yard New York N.Y. - :.
Comdr. Ross 8. CUP. to Canal
Zone.
Lieut.. Comdr. Sherman S. Ken
nedy. to conn. I. o. U. S. S. West
virginia as assistant engineer ofh-
Ger when commsd.
y Lieut.. Frederick Baltzly, to U. S.
S. Maury.
Lieut.. Thomas W. HealeN to homr,
relieved of all active duty.
Lieut. Leo H. Thebaud. to Naval
Academy. Annapolis, Md.
Lieut.. q. 81 Lansford F. Kensle,
to conn. (. o. u. s. S. Omaha and on
board when commissioned.
Ems. Morgan c. Barrett, to. battle
ship in Pacific fleet.
Ems. Edwin L. Brashears, to wait
orders
Ems. Harry NJ. LeighIey, rssigna-
ton accepted, 9-3O-22. ~ 80 -
Ems. Charles B. Momsen, TO walt
orders.
Lieut.. Enoch G. Brian Medical
Corps), to Naval ammunition depot,
Dover. n. ].
Lieut.. William H H. Turville
(Medical Corps). to u. S. S. Southery.
Capt. Elliott Snow CONSTRUCTION
COrps). to Boston. Mass.
Lieut.. Charles Hibbard (Construc-
tion Corps), to Electric Boat Co.,
Groton, Conn.
Comdr. Walter n. Vernon, to COM
mand u S. s. RiZai and mine de-
tachment.
Lieut.. Comdr. Guy C. Barnes, to
command U. S. S. Hart.
Lieut.. Comdr. Lewis w. Comstock,
to u. S. s. Isabel
Lieut.. Comdr. James NJ. Doyle, to
Naval Station, Cavite.
Lieut.. Comdr. Frank Loftin, 10
radio station, Russian Island, 81
Deria.
Lieut.. Gerald F. Began. to rec.
ship, San Francisco. Cal.
Lieut. Jack II. Duncan, to U. S. S.
Black Hawk.
Lieut.. David r. Lee, to rec. ship,
San Francisco. Calf.
Litut. Christopher c. Miller, to U.
S. S. Huron.
Lieut.. william w. warIick, to rec.
snip, oehn Tdi-ClsCOS OdI.
Lieut.. Henry r. Herbst, to U. S. S.
Pecos.
Lieut. Stewart S. Reynolds, to
L. S. S. Isabel.
Lieut.. Richard B. Tuggle. to rec.
ship, San Francisco, Cal.
Ems. John P. Bowling, to U. S. s.
Sicard.
Ems. Frederick 1. Entwistle. to y.
S. s. Stewart.
Ems. David A. Hughes, to U. S. s
Noa.
Ems. ArIey S. Johnson. to U. S. s.
Edwards.
Ems. Charles G. Miller, to U. 5. 6.
Hart.
Ensign Logan Mckee, to U. S. S.
Pecos.
Ems. John H. Morrison, to U. S. s.
Peary.
Ems. George S. Young. to U. S. S.
Pope.
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FLORISTS.

Appropriate Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. Co. 1914 F st.
-expres-ivN-inexpensiye
Prompt auto delivery service.
QEO.C. SHAFFER 300 Iith
EXPRESSIVE FLOR AL EN- Phone NJ
HENS AT MODERATE PRICES. 2416-17-ls
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Eggs~-atrictiy frssh. ssa37c.
Live Poultry Spring chickens.
SEC: LsEhorn. z6asec: hens. nc:
roosters. 1zc.
Dressed Poultry-fIen lbs. and
up. ssasIc; sprineers. IL TO : ibs..
slsssc; roosters, 15a1sc.
Livestock-C Calves. choice. lsc:
undererades. lasc; lambs. top
spring. isc; undersrades. sasc;
sheep. tops, Ease.
Hides--saited. 1oc; bull green. Sc;
bull. salted, Sc: caIfsIsins. per ID.
l2afsc: horsshides. each. sla1.so.
/. Beeswax. a2c.
Tallow. &c.
Walnut Kernels-Dry and clean.
40c.
Butter. 2oc.
Market in good condition. Strict
ly fresh eggs in liberal demand.
Fancy chickens in good demand,
small broiiers selling low. Hens in
liberal demand. ~
During the coming week there
will be several Jewish holidays. SO
heavy hens win be In good demand.
DAILY MARI<EriREPoRT.
(Compilcd By the Market News
Service >Bureau Of Akrieul-
tufal Economics.b
Sales from Wholesaler Direct y.
Retailers Except where
'Otherwfse Noted.
Sales to 8 a. m.
Apples = Bushel baskets: vir-
ginias. various varieties. s1a1.a5:
few. $3.50: some ordinary condition.
5oa75c. Barrels: virginias. various
varieties. s3a4.5o: some ordinary
condition low as $3.50
Cabbage-New York., round type
s1.5oa2 per cwt.
Grapes-Michigan, 12-qt. Climax
baskets, Moores Early. s1a1.25.
onions-Indianas, l0o-lbs sacks.
yellow varieties. No. /. 81.
Peaches-New York. bushel bas-
kets. Elbertas. best, good color.
s2.25a2.50; some slightly wasty. fair
color. sl.5oa2.
Sweet Potatoes-North Carolina,
cloth top stave barrels, yellow va
rieties. s1,5oa2.
White Potatoes-New Jersey. 150-
b. sacks, Giants No. 1. mostly
around 50; Pennsylvania. 150-lb.
sacks. Round whites U. S. No. /,
s2.10a2.25 per sack.
Cantaloupes = Supplies liberal.
Movement moderate Colorados,
Rocky Ford Section. Pink Meats.
standards. Ass, best s1.50a2; some
overripe. wasty. 50cas1.25; fats. 12s
and 15s. best 75c, some ripe soc.
Iettuce-Supplies liberal Move
ment good. New York. crates. q
dozen heads. around 50.
Tomatoes-Supplies liberal. Move
ment moderate. Homegrowns. l6-
qt. hampers. large 50a75c. smaller
csc.
Sweet Corn - Supplies liberal.
Homegrowns, 15a25c per dozen.
ucumbers-Supplies light. New
York, bushel baskets. $2.25a2.50.
Cauliflower-Movem moderate.
New York. crates, $1.50a2.25.
Pears-Supplies moderate. New
York, Bartletts. bushel baskets. best
s2.25a2.50. some ripe $1.5oa2.
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4 RMY AND NAVY
"a ASSIGNMENTS
ARMY.
Infantry.

Col. Campbell king 10 Manila,
Philippine Islands; Lieut.. Gilbert
Proctor to the Preside of San Fran
cisco, Cal; Capt. Homer F. Tate to
the Preside of San Francisco. Cal. ;
Lieut.. Col, William A. Castle TO
Washington, d. c., and Capt. Walter
r Mann to Fort Benning. Georgia.
Cavalry,
Lieut.. Charles W. Leng, jr., to
Fort A. D.. Russell, Wyoming, and
Lieut.. Kenneth c.. Hoge to Culver.
Ind
Artillery.
Lieut.. Joseph E. McGnl to Dur
nam. N. H.; Maj. Eugene B.. Walker
to Durham. N. H., and Col. William
Chamberlaine to Fort Totten, New
York.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

Sea, Mass, since leaving Washington,
at Easter. has gone to Breton
Woods, N. H.. where she is at the
a few weeks in Washington, arriving
late In Lent and remaining through
tho Easter season. She spent the
autumn and winter last year in
Florida
Lieut.. Peyton 8. Cochran. u. 8. n.
and Mrs. Cochran. who have been at
New London. Conn. left there last
week for Annapolis. to which place
the former has been ordered for duty.
DR.. and Mrs. D. olin Leeeh have re-
New England, visiting at Baileys
Island. Me-: Culver Lake and Della
ware Water Gap.
Mr. Edgar n. Atkin was Joined by
Mrs. Atkin. Friday. She will remain
in Warrington until tomorrow, when
she will return to their home in
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson H. Treadwell
spent the month OF August At the
Balsams. Dixville Notch. N. II.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Hammett. accom-
panied by her son and daughter, DR..
Charles N. Hammett and Mrs. Charles
Nelson Conrad, have returned from
Atlantic City. whore they spent q
fortnight. They made the trip there
and back by motor.
Miss Katharine Hitchcock, daughter
of Mrs. John N. Speel. 10 visiting on
the north shore. after spending the
early summer at Camp Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore T. Apple OF
Balttmore are .spending the week end
and holiday with Mrs: Osborn. in her
apartment in the Sherman. Mrs.
Apple has been the guest OF Mrs.
Osborn for several weeks and will re-
turn to Baltimore Tuesday with Mr..
Apple.
Mr.. Roy Fisher left washington
Friday for his home IN Denver, Colo,
to spend . month with his mother and
sister.
Miss Olive James and Miss Perle
Clarke have gone to West Point to
attend the hop and will, be the guests
Of the formers brother, Cadet T. H.
James. at the United States Military
Academy.
Mr.. Oscar Franklin .Comstock. for
merly of Warrington. accompanied
81 Hr. and Mrs. Frank Baisiey. are
spending September - Kent House,
GFeenwich. Coma ----4-.---
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Mrs. Herndon Hostess
At Old-Fashioned Ball

Mrs. Eugene Gibson Herndon Of
Washington. wife Of Commander Hern-
don. consulting engineer to Secretary of
the Navy Denby, made . charming
hostess for the old-fashioned bali Fri
day evening, in the ballroom Of the
Hotel Plimpton, watch Hill, r. I.
While the modern dances had held sway
during the entire season., Mrs. Hsrndon
conceived the idea Of q function where
only the dances Of hfty years ago be
used, these being significant Of the re-
version to fashions Of 1870.
Mrs Herndon was assisted by Mrs.
Edward W. Taylor Of New York and
Mrs. Adolf Eccardt OF BROOKLYN, The
grand march, in which about flfty
couples participated, was led BY M. a
y. Cushing OF New York, manager OF
the hotel, and Mrs. Herndon, followed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Meredith
Of New York and Upper Montclair, N.
J.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward c.. Gibson Of
Brooklyn and Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. The
lanciers. quadrille, the social clrcls and
the Virginia reel followed. with an oc-
casional walts, one Of tho features .of
the numbers being an old-time 'tpronnp-
tex" Mr.. Gibson was master Of cere-
monies being assisted BY MIS- Hern-
.Ths noral decorations Of dahlia. ana
other late summer flowers. given by
out the ballroom and lobby. The
patronesoes were Mrs. A. D. Cushing
0rY. Gibson, Mrs Meredith and Mrs.
Kebabian. Refreshments were eeryed.
Miss Nan p. Van Deussn OF Pittsburrh
and MIA Cushing presiding.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

and hunting in the Adirondacks and
White Mountains. They were alb!
sent for hvs weeks, during which
time they visited lthe Thousand ISL
ands and many other points Of In
terest.
r Commander c. w. Carr, u. 8. NJ,
and Mrs. Carr are at the Burlington
Hotel. -
Mr.. and MrA Donald M. Earlr are
spending the week at Haddon Hall,
Atlantic City.
Miss katherine BealI, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Otho Thompson Bealf.
who spent the sumner at Camp :Me-
sacosa, New York, has returned to
her homo in Park road. (,
Miss Margaret e. Ripgrose Of Mani
siSsk; ssS 9TH ..d. dspenataE, E,nioum sns wfsk Ps
Miss RinErose 10 with the Civil serv-
ice Commission; in Washinston. /
Mr.. James Burns Hornins, who ar
rived Tuesday in New York on the
Olympic after spending the summes
Is at his home on 18th street, i
Mr.. F. A. Guile with Miss Lorraine
Guile and Alvin Guile has lott WaSn-
ington for Atlantic City where they
will spend several weeks, motoring
to and from the resort
M. and Mrs. H. r. Clark and sons
have returned to their home, 2264
Cathedral avenue. after spending tho
summer on Cape Cod.
Miss Betty MCCLURE has returnsdsto
washington and IL 1t the Chastleton
apartments. after . stay ct the Lake
Placid Club. \
: anss Jean Corby. who was the
guest for some time OF Capt. ana
Mrs.. william Simpson At Camp Knox,
has returned to Washington. it s
Mr.. and Mrs. william p. Ryan Of
"a and ID streets southeast are oc-
cupying their new cottage at North
Beach, Nd.
Mr., and MrA I. e. Block and Miss
Ruth Block have returned to their
apartment 1T the Chastleton, after
spending the summer IN Atlantic City.
sMr. ana Mrs. Marshan King are
taxing week end motor trir
Evening star., 1922-09-03

: The acting. Secretary Of State, Mr..
William Phillips left yesterday for
Beverly. Mass, to spend the holiday
and will return Tuesday.
The acting Secretary Of the Navy,
Col. Roosevelt, will return tomorrow
evening from Oyster Bay. where he
end Mrs. Roosevelt has been at
Westover with her children for a
fortnight and went to Oyster Bay
Saturday to remain over the holiday.
Tho director general Of the Pan
American Union. DR.. Leo 8. Rowe, will
return the first of this week from
the conclusion of the Institute Of
Politics at Williams College. will
Jamestown, Mass. for which he was
chairman Of a round table.
The assistant secretary Of the
Treasury. Mr.: Eliot Wadsworth, has
Joined Mrs. Wadsworth at Northeast
Harbor. Me-, for a brief stay. Mrs.
Wadsworth will accompany the as
sistant secretary on his return to
Washington the first Of next week.
The assistant secretary Of War. Mr..
]. Mahew Wainwright. will return
Tuesday. from Rye. N. z. where he
10 spending tho holiday with Mrs.
Wainwright and Miss Fonrose Vain
wright
The solicitor General Of the Depart
ment Of Justice, Mr.. James NJ. Beck,
ts with Mrs. Beck and Miss Beck, in
their summer homo At Seabright, N. J.,
and will return Tuesday.
The assistant to the Attorney Cen
fral and Mrs. Guy Despard Con, who
have been travelling in Europe for the
summer, will return to this country
this week.
The third assistant secretary Of
state and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss
are spending several days in New
York. =.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

The ambassador of France ant
Nine. Jusserand, who are having a
much needed rest in their home in
France. are expected to return to
Washington early next month
The ambassador of Spain and
Sonora do Riano are guests OF Sena-
tor and Mra Peter Goelet Gerry in
their home on Lake Delare over the
holiday.
The ambassador Of Chile and Sonora
de Mathieu are not expected to re-
turn to Washington until the middle
OF October. They went abroad about
a month ago for q vacation and have
been at vichy. France, within fort
night.
The ambassador of Peru and Sonora
de Pezet will return to Washington
the end Of the week from Hot Springs.
where they have scjourned since early
August. They entertained at dinner
Thursday evening in the Homestead.
when their guests included Mr. jus
ties @ James ass,ic C. MsRsyn0,Gf S.nfn Nj NJ and and
Mra Harry Wardman and Mr.. Ord
Preston of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas ]. Ryan Of New York and
Washington and Mr. and MrA R
Golden Donaldson OF New York.
, The ambassador of Brazil, Mr.. Au-
gusto Cochrane de Alencar, is ex-
pected to return Thursday after q
motor trip Of several weeks.
Tho ambassador of Great Britain
Sir Auckland Geddes. Tuesday will
leave Dark Harbor, Me, where. with
Lady GeddeS and their children, he
has been since their return from Eng
land, and will arrive in Washin gton
Saturday. He will remain hero q few
days and return to Dark Ha-bor.
, The ambassador Of Germany and
Nine. Wiedfeldt, accompanied by their
SON, Mr.. Herman Wiedfeldt, arrived
in New York yesterday aboard the
Reliance and were met by the coun-
selor OF the embassy, who has been
charge d'a6aires. and Baroness Won
Thermahn. They will remain in New
York until Monday evening and will
arrive in Warrington Tuesday morn
ing. The ambassador has been on a
vacation in his homo since midsum-
mer.
The minister OF Denmark. Mr.. Con-
stantine Brun, will close the Clover
Cottage at Bar Harbor, Me-, which he
has occupied for the summer. the mid
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Children's Party at
CHEVY Chase Tuesday

The homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
|, Kneipp of 400 Shepherd street.
Chevy Chsse, Nd. was the meeting
place Tuesday evening of fifty or more
children Of that vicinity, who assist
Cd Jack Knsipp in celebrating his
csighth birthday anniversary. "A
festive air was given the lawn, whore
the entertainments was held, by gay
lights and beautifully dressed chill
tdren. and games Of all kinds engaged
them during the hours Of the celsbra-
tio4. Mra Kneipp vas assisted In
ea11t Tor the children By several Of
her friends. gS
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Trips Here and There
And Other Activities
OF the Society Folk
Whereabouts of Many Who
Are Prominent in Wash
ington Circles
and Personal Notes. .,

Mrs. Davis, wife Of Representative
Charles Russell Davis will sail from
Mare Island Tuesday aboard the Ar
gonne for Norfolk, Va Mrs. Davis,
who has been visiting her son and
daughter-in-l law. Maj. and Mrs r. H,
Davis at Mare Island, where the for
mer is stationed, will stop at San
Pedro. San Diego. Panama and Mic
aragua and arrive at Hampton roads
about the middle Of September. She
will come at once to Washington and
join Representative Davis in their
apartment in the Rochambeau.
Mr.. Clarence H. Mackay will spend
the week end with his mother. Mrs.
John w. Mackay, in her villa at
Southampton and later will go to his
summer homo at Rossyn, l. I, for tho
autumn.
MrA Margaret G. DeWolf, who has
been spending the summer at Ward
man Park Hotel. the guest of former
governor OF Iowa and Mrs. Leslie M
Shaw, has gone to Dennison, Iowa,
to visit her mother Mrs Rachel Good
rich.
Rear Admiral Cowie and Mrs Cowie
have engaged apartments at the Bur-
lington Hotel.
Miss Mary Donnelly, daughter Of
Maj. and Mrs. Richard j.. Donnelly,
who has been the guests for several
weeks Of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Evans
OF Missoula, Mont, has gone for a
series OF visits on the Pacific coast.
Before returning to Washington Miss
Donnelly will spend some time in
Kansas City and St. Louia
Miss Ruth Mathews daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. H.. j.. Mathews
of Plainview, Tex. has arrived in
Washington and will spend the win
ter with DR.. and Mrs. T. 8. Lovette.
who have taken the house at 2o1a
was occupied last season by Mrs :.
Irwin Steele of Mechanicsburg, Pa.
DR.. Lovette sailed yesterday aboard
the AQuitanfa from England where
he went earlier in the summer to be
with his father in their home in
Wales. Since the death Of his father,
q fortnight ago. DR.: Lovette has been
land.
Mrs. Barbara Helen Mears Of 2400
18th street will leave shortly for
Leavenworth, Kans. After q short
visit there she will go to Califor-
mia and sail from there for Homo
lulu, She will return to Washington
the frst Of the year.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles P. Spencer
have returned from a long motor trip
On which they enjoyed both hshtnf
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Vice President and Wife
To Visit at Kellogg Home
Secretaries Mellon and Weeks Will Return From
Vacations This Week-Other Cabinet Officers
and Families Plan Brief Trips:

The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idge will leave Boston tomorrow for
Minneapolis, Mimi. where they will
be guests for a few days Of Senator
and Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg. The Vice
President and Mrs. Coolidge will go
from there to Sioux Falls, N. D., at
the end Of the week, for a brief stay,
and will return to their home in Bos-
ton about the middle of the month:
The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr.
Mellon. will return Tuesday morning
from Prides Crossing, where he is
spending the holiday with his family.
The Secretary of War. Mr.. Weeks.
will return the middle of this week
from his summer homo on Mount
Prospect, Lancaster. IN. H., where he
has spent ten days with Mrs. Weeks.
She has as yet made no plans for re-
turning to Washington.
The Attorney General, Mr.. Daugh-
erty, will probably spend today and
tomorrow In his home in Columbus,
Ohio, and will return to Washington
the middle Of the week. The Attorney
General went to Chicago on business
tho middle of last week.
The Postmaster General, DR.. Hubert
Work, will 60 to Buffalo this evening
and will remain there tomorrow, re-
turning to Washington Tuesday. Mrs
Work will not accompany him. but
will remain in their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel.
The Secretary Of Labor. Mr.. James
]. Davis, hopes to leave Washington
today for his homo in Mooseheart,
ILL.,. where Mrs. Davis and their
children are spending the summer.
Their home is near the City of Child
hood, maintained by the Loyal Order
of Moose, of which Mr.. Davis is the
director general.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Chronicle of Events
OF General Interest
In Congress Circle
Senators and Representa-
tives and Their Families
and Other Washingtonians
Pictured by Reporter $
Csrpera.

Senator walter E. Edge Is spending
the week end at his home in Atlantic
City, and will remain there until to-
morrow, when he will leave for Maine,
where he will make a number of
speeches for the republican ticket
He wilfgo to Fairfield. Portland. Bath
and Norway, and will return to Wash
inston in about ten days.
Senator Joseph I. France is spend
ing the holiday with Mrs. France in
their Baltimore homo and will return
to his apartment at the New willard
Tussdty.
Senator Truman H Newberry will
return the first OF the week from
Watch Hill, R L, where he fs making
short visit with Mrs. Newberry.
Senator Newberry will go to Watch
Hill at the end Of next week when,
he with Mrs. Newberry. will close
their summer home and 60 to Detroit,
Representative and Mrs. Frank
Crowther have returned to Wash.
ington from . motor trip through
New York state. They spent some
time in their home In Schnectady.
Representative and Mrs. Anderson
walters have returned from q stay of
several weeks in Atlantic City.
Representative and Mrs. John Mar
shall Ross have returned from their
homo in Pennsylvania, where they
remained several weeks.
Mrs. Schall, wife Of Representative
Thomas D. Schall.' will return to
about the middle Of Sep
tember from their home in Min
neapolis, where she has been since
the middle of July, when Represen-
tative Schall accompanied her, fol-
lowing the brief recess Of the House.
Gen. and Mrs. Charles 8. Farms
worth are spending q few days at tho
Mount Pleasant House at Breton
Woods.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Lee F.
Warren, who are occupying Highwood.
the suburban homo Of Mrs. Henry G.
Corbin. for the summer, entertained
q small company Informally at dinner
Thursday evening. Commander and
Mrs. Warren will move into town.
where they have taken an apartment
at 1909 18th street for the season.
Mrs. Charles A. Mum, accompanied
by MrA Hugh, who has been In her
summer horae at Manchester-by-the-
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Reception to Follow
Levy-CraH Weddina

An informal reception will follow
the afternoon wedding of Miss Rata
Levy and Mr.. Irving Graft Of Mil
waukee. which will take place SUM-
day. septsmber II. Only the inn
mediate family win witness the esre-
mony, but Mr.. and Mrs. Louis II. Levy.
parents Of the brids-slsct viii hold
an informal reception for ali Of their
friends 1T their home. llsl Perry
place. from 5 to = o'clock pm.
!. Tbs ssngaSsmsnt Of liss Levy ana
NJ. Gran WIS announced short time
ago.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Rice
y Hosts to Mr.. Berber;ch

Mr.. and Mr& Frederick !. Rice OF
Warrington entertained 1t dinner last
week. at Rose Hill Manor. former
home Of first Governor Of Nary
land, in the suburbs Of EfAderick. Md,
in Homer Of Hr. Joseph Dsrberich and
his Aadghter. MISS Mary Z8sf6eSich,
who have just returned FROM an auto
moh3ls tonr Of capadA