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The Washington times., 1923-01-04
PARIS DEGREES
TRIMMING ON
ONE SIDE
Bows or Panels at the Hip,
With Barred Shoulder for
Evening Gown.
BY ALICE LANGELIER.
Cosmopolitan News Service.

PARIS, Jan. All gowns and
coats are showing one-sided ef-
feet these days. Time was when
there was trimming In the center
or the middle of the back, or even
all around the figure, but now only
one side, usually the left. 10
favored.
Bows are used by many Of the
fashionable dressmakerg to deco
rate one hip. A white satin model
has great bow loop Of the same
material and q pale blue lame has
one in shell pink faille ribbon.
Francis uses great panel Of vel
the other outlines the figure. An
other of his models is Of cerise vel
vet draped to one hip while down
the opposite side IL q panel Of silver
lace covering the arm and shout
ders.
Almost all evening gowns are off
one shoulder and on the other with
jeweled or embroidered strap
which gives a bit Of color to q
dark gown.
Round plaques Of silver, jet,
ivory and beads make most charm
ing hold ups" for the side drape.
Many women are bringing out their
old buckle treasures once used on
capes and evening gowns.
Evening wraps show q large trf-
angle OF embroidery In dull rich
tones running up one side of the
gown only. And very often there
Is but one real sleeve, the other
being mere make believe covering
for the arm.
The Washington times., 1923-01-04
DRY FORCES TO SWEEP
NEW YORK STATE CLEAN

The most sweeping attack on
bootlegging In New York, since
The Washington times., 1923-01-04
OREETERS TO MEET
AND ELECT CHAIRMAN

Members Of the newly elected
board OF governors or the Greeters
of America, Charter 81, local hotel
men. will hold their first meeting
Saturday evening at $3.50 in the
Shoreham Hotel, when chairman
win be elected and activities for the
year discussed.
Officers Of Charter 81 will be in
stalled Monday night nc. $3.50 In the
Franklin Square Hotel. Walter F.
Paul, OF the Arlington Hotel, secre-
tary OF Charter 81, has been APP
pointed District vice president for
the Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit AS.
ISOLATION,
The Washington times., 1923-01-04
SCOTLAND YARD OFFICIAL
TO LECTURE UPON CRIME

Sir Basil Thomson, former chief
Of Scotland Yard, whom Sir Ar
thur Conan Doyle recently referred
to as a counterpart of his famous
Sherlock Holmes will speak at the
National Theater this afternoon.
my Experiences at Scotland Yard
will be Sir Basil's subject.
Sir Basil will discuss modern
methods Of detecting crime. Will
liam J. Burns, chief Of the United
States Secret Service, will preside.
Sir Auckland Geddes and Lady
Geddes, as well as many in diplo-
matte and social circles, will occupy
boxes.
The Washington times., 1923-01-04

Hughes is honorary chairman OF
the executive committee. Mr.. Az
pinwall. active chairman, will be
assisted by G. Thomas Dunlop,
Newbold Noyes and Corcoran Thorn
az vice chairmen.
The other members Of the exec1.
tive committee are: Milton E. Allies,
Mrs. Anne Archbold. Charles j
Bell, Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Miss
Mabel Boardman, Thomas. Bones,
DR.. J. C. Boyd, Charles Henry But
Ter, William b. Colyer, William 8.
Cprby, Surgeon General Hugh 8.
Cumming, Joseph e. Davies,
Dwight r. Davis, p. A. Drury, DR..
William G. Fowler, w. T. Galliher,
Isaac Cans, Mrs. Augustus r. Gard
nar, Elliot n. Goodwin, e. G.
Graham, Gilbert III. Grosvenor,
Morris Hacker, Mrs. Francis r.
Hagner, Randall III. Hagner, VIII.
liam r. Ham, Miss Laura Harlan,
e. J. Henning, Philip s. Henry.
Mai Gen. Merritte w. ireland,
John b. I.arner, Mrs. John Al.
Logan, Arthur d. Marks, George
Hewitt Myers, Col. w. o. Owen.
Judge Stanton J.. Peelle, Ord Pres
ton. Frank r. Reside, Roland q.
Robbins, DR.. L. s. Rowe. B. #.
Saul, Brig. Gen. Charles e. Sawyer,
w. q. shannon, Miss Aline Solo
mons, Henry B. Spencer, Mrs. Mary
Logan Tucker, Eliot Wadsworth,
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth, jr.s
X. willard, Clarence r. Wilson.
Mrs. Richard Wainwright, John l..
Weaver, John F.. wilkins, Henry
X. willard, Clarence r.. Wilson,
Mrs. Simon Wolf, Donald Wood
ward.
The Washington times., 1923-01-04
HOOVER WAN IS
| To BUY MORE
IA, LAND
Seeks to Acquire Property for
Bureau Of Standards
Improvements.

( Two bills for the acquisition By
the Secretary OF Commerce OF add.
tional land for the enlargement OF
the present site Of the Bureau OF
Standards were forwarded by Secre-
tAry Hoover to Speaker Killett yes
terday.
The first bill provides for the &C.
QUESTION Of 346,3S4 square feet Of
land lying to the east OF the main
site of the Bureau of Standards, in
Guiding the land between Tilden and
Van Ness streets, and extending
along Connecticut avenue, at q cost
not to exceed $4,000. The purchase
- TO be made upon the figures OF the
market value as established by the
assessor OF the District OF Columbia.
The second bin provides for the
construction OF power plant at the
Bureau OF Standards to furnish light,
heat. power, refrigeration and gem
eral electric facilities. The cost of
this building is estimated at $500, 900.
The Washington times., 1923-01-04

pruhibition began, IL being planned
today By Prohibition Commissioners
Haynes. Acting Director YellOwley,
or New York, has Obtained names
#Of most or the bottleggers who are
operating upon large scale In
New York State. With this and
other important data, Officials are
about 70 stage the wholesale raids.
s'Tipa' obtained in seizures OF
counterfeiters outfits In New York
city, Syracuse and Pittsburgh, pro-
vided an almost endless trail Of
hootleRgers.
The Washington times., 1923-01-04
TEACHING or FOREIGNERS
SPEEDS UP COURT WORK

That the AmericanizatIon schools
OF Washington have brought about
IA decided change in conditions Of
the Supreme Court of the, District
on naturalization days by preparing
applicants to . degree which makes
possible the elimination Of oral ex-
aminations, was the statement made
by Chief Justice walter /. McCoy
yesterday.
Heretofore. Chief Justice Mccoy
said, applicants have frequently
failed several times In their 81.
tempts to meet the requirement.
accessory for eligibility for citizen.
ship, but since the organization az
the Americanization schools this
situation has In a great measure
been changed.
The Washington times., 1923-01-04
CONCERT

Nv the United States Soldiers
Home Band Orchestra, this eve
ming. beginning at $3.50 o'clock.
John s. M. zimmerman, direc-
tor. The public d cordially In
vited to attend these concerts.
Marc h-"soldiers' ana Sweet
hearts". .......... Hail
overthre-''Crown Diamonds"
Auber
Two Songs To-day b. 'SThe
soul Of You" Carrie Jacobs Bond
Excerpts from musical comedy
tBOm DO" .NomoorBs
Fox Trot--"Georgette". Henderson,
Waltz SuIte-"La Plus Belle" 1.-THE
Most Beautifully .Waldteufel
Finale-'I Gave You Up" .Kalmer
THE Star-Spangfed Banner"
The Washington times., 1923-01-04
oNE-TENrH or FREIGHT
CARS lN NEED or REPAIR

Nearly one-tenth Of al freight
cars in use on December is were in
need Of repairs, according to reports
today TO the Association Of Rail
way Executives
Freight cars awaiting repairs on
December is totaled 213,e37, . r.
ductiOn Of 12,461 cars needing re.
pairs on December i. Cars IN need
Of light repairs on December Is to
tailed 44,667, q reduction Of 6,11e
since December 1, while these u
need Of heavy repair amounted C
160.27O, reduction OF 6,7S6, within
approximately two weeks.
The Washington times., 1923-01-04

In his letter of transmittal, Secre.
tary Hoover states that the director
OF the Bureau OF Standards is ad'
vised that these expenditures are not
In conflict with the financial pro-
gram OF President Harding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
PUBLIC SERVICE TEAM
TIED FOR THIRD PLACE

The local Public Service bowling
team stepped into a tie for third po-
sition in the Public Service Inter-
Station Bowling League ON Friday
night, when they took two out of
three games from the Paterson rep
r~esentatives on Bohnsack's alleys.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
Perth Amboy
1CHUCKY" CLARK BEATS
SPARTAN COURT OUTFIT

'Clucky Clark's basket in the last
minute of play, enabled the Whirl-
winds of this city. to register a az
81 victory over the fast-going Spar
tans, of Carteret, on the borough
court last night. At half time the
score was 1874 in favor of the Spar
tans.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
WOmen's Slippers

Limited lot Of women's
boudoir slippers in service
able black leather. Made
with leather cushion soles
and heels. Pompon TRIM
ming. Sizes 3 to 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
Untrimmed Hats
in Winter Styles

Lyons velvet,
hand = b c k e d
panne velvets as
well as pushes
with b c a d e d
c o m b i a tons.
Good S tyl S;
plenty of black; a
few b r o W n S.
N o delivered.
None sent C. o. D.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
Sport Balls for
Men and Boys

Good grade white canvas
sport shoes with leather
ankle patches and trim
mings. Suction soles and
heels. Sizes II TO 2, 2H to
s, 6H TO II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
Petticoats or P~ettibOckers

Cotton taffeta in both
petticoats and pettibockers. $E
Petticoats, cate ed or
tucked; pettibockers fin
ished with double elastic
at ankle. All we'll made; 2
for II
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
Low Shoes for
Women and Girls

An odd lot of women's
and girls low shoes in a
good assortment of styles,
feathers and colors, Size
lot is broken, so better
come carly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
Sleeping Dolls

Imported sleep
ing dolls with hne
i SOU heads,
m moving eye S,
pearly teeth and
pretty h r.
Heads, arms and
legs are movable.
Doll is 13 inches
tall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
8 Huck Towels--Coo Size

Fully bleached towels in
a generous size. Hemmed, SE
ready for use. Only a lin
tied quantity here, so early IA
shopping will be best. 8
for 100. IA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
z Brassieres or Bandeaux

Brocades and novelty a
materials; all well-known 81
makes. Some long waist
ed; some with elastic at u
waistline. A number of II
short models, too. Coed
size range. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
Felt Slippers
for Men

Fine, soft quality felt
slippers with leather
cushion soles and heel.
Choose from gray or
brown. Most acceptable as
Christmas gifts. Sizes 6
to IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
4 Prs. Children's Hose

Durable hose, nicely 4
mercerized for added wear. ST
In the popular English
ribbed style. Black, cor
dovan and gray. Seconds.
4 pairs for 100.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
5 Ribbed Vests

Particularly interesting
TO the woman who wears !
lightweight underwear all :
year round. These vests
are finely ribbed. Have
band finish and fancy
yokes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
French Serge, I'd.

A fine twilled, closely a
woven d~ress-weight serge, 'E
all pure wool. Such good SIN
colors as pearl gray, tan, Il
Havana, brown, wine,
copen and plum. Plenty Z
Of navy and black. 80 4
inches wide. e
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
5 Yds. Pretty CretOnnes

!. !. ]. .' i; .: 4" /. !. u: ]: III: 4 u y; : !: !. /: 81" 81: i: !; /: !" |
Heavy and medium quail ~
ties; SO inches wide. Most TN
" remnant lengths. Suit w
able for draperies, pillows
and other forms of interior III
decorations; 5 yards for III
100. a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03

Our Genial Friend

Such a cordial and hearty re-
ception did Dollar Bill receive
on his last visit that he imme-
diately planned a return engage
ment.
So tomorrow, in Bamberger's
Basement, he assumes the role of
Santa Claus. Here he is now,
decked out in his Christmas smile
happy to be back, but not any
more so than his thousands of
friends and admirers.
He has asked us to tell you
briefly about the gifts and other
good things he is to bring. Yet
we can only HINT at them here.
Won't you come and SEE?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
2 Union Suits

For children. Heavy
union suits this time, made 4
with high necks and long
sleeves. Most inexpensive,
considering the warmth
they give. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
ChiIdren's Union Suits

White or gray union
suits, cotton and wool.
School children need just III
some such warm under
wear for their daily Jour
neys to and from school.
these are just the right
weight. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
Pearl Necklaces, limitations
Table Novelties
S~ilyer-PIated

Such desirable kitchen
and serving accessories as:
Roll Trays, 100.
Pairs of Salt and Pepper
Shakers, LOO.
Candlesticks, 100.
Sugar and Cream Sets,
100.
Pearl : handle serving
pieces. LOO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
z Union Suits for Women

Comfortable W h i t e al
Heeced un i suits (
for women who like to be
cosy. Warm, but never
bulky. Knee length, and b
made with band finish. H
Regular and extra sizes. a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
4 Prs. Boys Hose

Heavy cotton hose in a
fine rib which will allow
lots of sturdy wear, yet
still look attractive. Black
only. Seconds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03

Size 81xe0 inches. All 81
double bed size. Made of
good quality sheeting. Fin
ished with 3-inch hem.
Only 4 sheets to one GUS II
toner. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
Riddles Good Fall Shoes

Both dress and play
models. Patent feathers S
with dull tops; brown and PHI
black kid, brown calf, gum
metal and patent with tops Is
Of champagne, white, gray
or brown kid. Lace and W
button styles. Sizes 4 to 8. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
3 Prs. BlOOmers

Fine quality pink batiste.
Finished with dainty rufAe
at knee. Made with elas-
tic at waist and knee. A
splendid bargain. For
women.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
z Sleeping Garments

For tots. Made Of quality
Scotch hannelette. The
kind you usually see for
LOO and LIS. Made with
open or closed feet. Sizes
2 to 6. Some gowns in
cluded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
Look Men! 3 Knit Tie

Soft, lustrous fibre silk q
d. !: !: !. !. | q: ). " !; u '' i . I: !: 4: !. 1 Il !: !: I ! !: ! |
knit in a splendid assort- IN
ment of colors and pat
terms. Choosing will be a
pleasure. Women who buy n
gifts for men will be in
terested in this. Ia
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03

Soft, snowy white nain-
sock makes these lovely Oh
little dresses. With or
without yoke-each n as
cunning as can be. Sizes u
up to 2 years. A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
Mems Sturdy ork Shirts

Blue and gray cham II
bray and khaki, as well as SH
black twill. All collar-at-
tached style. Lay-down COL
lor, Of course, for comfort;
breast pocket and button
cuff. Fast color. A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
4 Prs. Knit Boomers

In sizes for women, 50
misses and children. Wom- 81
ems and misses are in pink II
and white. Children's have II
sateen band elastic at knee.
4 for 100. III
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
6 Handkerchiefs
For Women

Very good grade linen
for this price. Dainty hand
kerchiefs with embroid-
cred initials in the corner.
6 for LOO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
Felt Juliets for Women

Good quality felt with an
lightweight leather soles IN
and rubber heels. Prettily "
trimmed with fur. Gray, /
orchid, and some sapphire
and purple. Sizes 4 to 8 in
the lot. "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
WOmen's CaunAets

Novelty chamoisette III
gauntlets in all the newest
styles and colors. Very \
smart, and so suitable for X
Christmas gifts to any girl Il
or woman you know. "A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
3 Vests or Pants

For children. Cozy, D
white fleeced vests and
pants that viii keep school
children mighty warm.
Sizes up to 10 years.
VERY special. .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
z ROrnpers or CreeperS

Fine, sturdy chambray. g
Rompers made in quaint 81
little Dutch styles. Creep
ers button across the bot
tom. Sizes | to 6. Two N
for 100. In
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
3 Yds. Striped Sateen

All made Of fine quality ~
imported buck toweling.
H. S. Brand. Nicely hem
stitched with border at
tractively monogrammed. kS
For personal use or Christ ga
mas gifts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
BurSOn Hose for Women

Cotton hose-the famous %
Z; !: !: I: !. !. :: !. 6. ]: 4 q. !. !. j. !. !: : {. q" ! q i: !" !. !. I
BURSON make that New tB
ark women have come to
rely on. Double heels and
toes. Black and heather
shades. Some perfect;
other seconds. 4 pairs. LIZ
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-03
Women Good Suits

Beavers, pushes, felts
!; :: : :: :. 8. !; !: !: =: !: : :: !. =: :: :: !: ): |
and velyets in black, lots SIR
Of brown and a few good
:olors. Pretty, youthful
styles. Limited quantity.
None delivered. "a
, 1923-09-27
Club House Almost
Ready for Opening

The fnai touches E-a being 7lacat
1yoa The dub house being con-
sIruc1eo by H Ixrssl III The R1w-
Inns Country Cl11 and The formal
opening VIII probably be held with
IN The nsVn few wesTEs-
This club house Is csriEinlr Z
credit TO The city Of g~aEltas and
when completed viii be one of ihe
show places Of this t51T- The houss
Is Of 4 bungalow style yaio1ad
brown with white trimming and
With Lhs roof painted green The
outside Is covered with shingles
which give the place 3 very trac
tire and homs-life appaarE1ce
Many members OF the Club can
be found e1ch day upon the grounds
ylETing golf and these e well as ali
oth- members are R1LUnsly await
ing The compilation a The elah
hopse-
, 1923-09-27
Edatrd by Mrs. Pear Miller
Phone 15OW
Mnl~lsAnk
Wcddtnx

Mnler-CArk
Wedding
A pretty home Wedding took place
On Monday evening. September sl.h,
at Z o'clock when Miss Laura Clark.
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
A. F. Clark of sol West Buffalo.
became the bride Of Clyde Miller,
oldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. B,
Miller. SOS West Buffalo. The mar
Rage took place at the home OF the
brides parents. which was attract
fvely decorated for the occasion
with cut flowers. Rev. w. j. Law
Of the Methodist church performed
the ceremony in the presence OF .
few close relatives OF both parties.
The bride wore 4 becoming gown OF
white crepe de chene. The youns
couple were attended by the bride
groom's brother and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Miller. The ring eere-
mony was used, an interesting bit
of history being connected with the
Wedding ring in that It has been
handed down for several general
tfons and each bride considers II .
very great honor to wear 1t. After
the ceremony the Wedding party
and guests sat down to a nicely ap-
pointed two course supper. The
love and good wishes of their MANY
friends were expressed by the many
lovely gifts bestowed on the young
couple Both young people have
lived in Rawlins for a number of
years and have a host OF friends
here. They will live at the No. 4
pumping station Of the p. & r pipe
line. eighteen miles north Of Raw
ling. where the groom is employed
q engineer.
, 1923-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICE

TIE old Restaurant Of jig Leo
On F-u-t r-=at Er-nss tro1o u
Union Pacific ds2ot Is oor re-
oeru-aiad and r~s-nodAlAd- xcd IL
11nt3F Arranged to ssrrs hgn class
Chinese zod American dishas- Prices
arg REASONABLE Ind compare tEror-
AtaT VIII ieoss asked zlF1sere
sss4 Highest quality Of .osd used
h1c E1rltF guaranteed Gone in
En1 look uur 1=Elr furnished res
tEu-lnt grey We are Elxars ready
10 serrs Tou-..z Leo. 1snaEg-
s-1I 1914
, 1923-09-27
Bair Oil Company
Brings in a Well

Or SrndAr. September o3rt- The
Rsa- On CoupauT brought in IL
Other good well this one Enaua zs
81 located in The S.-SEN S+e
;. TWP es, Range 20 This well Is
III offset we'll to the Texas Com
FEuTNs holdings II IN; point An
original 10v Of from 1000 To 1900
barrels Z day Is reported and no0-
-sz-y otGc1sas Ers rey -ace .1sas-
ed with The Success ot their drilling
IN This nf5Ehho-hoad
, 1923-09-27
Remains of a
man Shipped Tuesday

The -s0E5os Of Ti-nsni Gallagher
The brakeman WHO WIS killed IN The
v-sca in IN sTErds here iASt week.
were shipped o. Tuesdar LIS. tr
Ucds--aEsr GAsnusssa 10 B1aoE
Nssla- COLORADO. for burial
= czlt-sEar q GEllBrhsr- Mrs.
F-sd S1nn0us- WIS Located Ell Los
Angeles tT Unds-laEs- Ras-pssn
Mrs S1l1ns wired MI RAslussso
10 snip TIE -aaal1s 10 ina old hu-s
Z. BEsaR Vista
, 1923-09-27
Dixon Boy of Years
Breaks Leg on Slide

Little Bobby AHe1- the seve1 year
old o Of NJ and Nh + C Aslsr
Of DtIos- arrived Al the Ravains
Neco-Al 1cs5a.A1 u ] e1c3osl Tues
Day eigAc suffering fraM y rum-
pond fracture - ms hover leg. THE
injury VA 0pssc ay . nG1nnun
With aDcrf<x c41ne 1nsr u AohHy
xcos frnG 13e asrsr End - . paxF-
grox3A &aee N the ScAppl yxrt
Mr. Noye- wAo aruREan sAe Asy %
RAwfiAs n N automobile nrS ihx1
the huh fezlOE Sn0reA Qg514 . hero
- Tie kaG uip- IL Seg b 0oW @
the rosA TO rsoOvssy a16<9 the 0re
OF Dr. Jeffrey
, 1923-09-27

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s~ar;s,-l :. sitel. if.e ros
-ay eve. - seas:.ssI : old
age Ecst rosY s-s.a-1s AZ
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II c-iis's 10 4 COED Ast ieQu-
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81 iss 5~rassioAi faces vh!eh
-Afe for her csy,scal eAG-
]; Is 20 sz3?iy ;sss~ facts that
ss at;is Article 10 written
sAeh v-f
, 1923-09-27
Mr.. LAhrDa. Hostess

Mrs. Carl LAhrman entertained
the members Of her Tvo-rable Card
Club last Saturday afternoon The
high . At cards was made By
Mr. Lee Rankin. the low score
Ssin8fng the consolation prize to
Nh WIN Robertson A dainty
luAeA followed the cards. no.e
vho played we're Nesdames Charles
Hatnes. John wallace. Lee Rankin.
VIII Herbertson. Leo Roberts. Court
Mason. LAvrenee Larsen and Mis-
Alice johnson.
, 1923-09-27

~ - SeSS@.r N-$a Va A-'Z
Blakeman. for q few days l1x1 weak.
have taken one of the Hopkins
apartments They ~ere uE-r5as
last week in Lincoln. Neh-aslE. End
will reside here pe-nansaiIr-
Mrs Floyd n. Hatfield
Entestains
Mrs. Floyd H Hatfield eate-1a5n-
ed two tables OF guesis and bridge
and luncheon a~fter~ard on TuesanF
evening in her home. Mrs Dsnlas
received the prize for high s,suyr,a-
Those enjoying the ereainr rsre the
Mesdames E F. Bennett I'd E5Ts-
Mary Keefe. DeFores. Hansen WIZ
F. Daley. VIM Morris and Monghsa-
Mrs. Clarence A Brinn= return
ed from Medicine Boz las. ereusnr
after a short visit al the Cro-sarr
ranch and the Finkbtner home
The ladies' of the L:o-ass Climb
will hold their initial meeting Tins
fall with Mrs Clarence B-i-n+r this
evening.
Mrs c. s. lines and children hare
returned from California where -hsr
spent several months visiting viii
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs E. ? McGrzE are
the parents of a fine bahT dzrrhts-
born al the Memorial Hospital las
Friday.
A son was born TO Nj AID Mrs
James Cullen at the Memorial Hos
pital on Wednesday. SeY.enh. Is
The new arrival Weighed ~ lbs.
Mrs A A Tobias vas called to
Idaho last Monday by news o. the
serious Illness Of her sister.
Ny and Mrs Dor Doty Of Los
Angeles have been guests n the
John R Doty home the past week
They are travelling overland in their
car . expect to visit il For Col
lins for some time before returning
home
Mr.. and Ms C H Within ,efr
last Friday evening for Eaton Rap
i'd. Mich. Where they VII Visit Tor
two Weekk