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DANCE PALACE
DRAWING LARGE CROWD

The Casino Dance palace durin,
the past week has been drawing larga
crowds which is due to the TACT that
the management has not spared ex.
pense In getting such music and
other entertainment as the public de.
sires.
The original Tavern orchestra has
as Its slogan, I'VE mako EN- lance.
ana without a doubt deserves this
slogan. The orchestra Is among the
finest In the west,
Marie Roderick and Doug Isitt
have scored big successes in their
latest musical numbers, Such NUM-
bers as Morning Wli Come" AL
JoiSon's latest song success. brings
encore after encore, Doug Isitt with
You Tell EN- I stutter' has Leen
the hit OF several evenings, He VIII
render this comic song tonight.
The Casino Beauty contest Is also
attracting attention, The 40-aers
lease to be given the most beautiful
Girl In Casper. which may also mako
her an oil queen. Is drawing many
pretty girls to the palace, The tudg-
ing viii be by three prominent bud.
ness men Of Casper, The nrst tuds.
ing will be announced later,
The Casino Dance palace In one Of
the coolest spots In town and with tho
balcony on which one can be served
refreshments It offers an opportunity,
to enjoy a whole evening.
, 1923-07-21

MANN, suffering a fou point loss
during the last week, is leading the
race with 1886. The averages are of
players who have participated in fifty
or more games.
Babe Ruth of the Yankees. who is
rapidly overtaking ICY" Williams of
the Philadelphia Nationals for the
home run honors. is third in hitting
with an average OF 1915 and Eddie
Collins. Of the White Sox. who was
out of the game with an injured
knee. has swung back into his stride
and again is camped in fourth place
with IN average of .342.
Ruth. with his marathon with the
National league home run ~clouter.
had a better week than his rival
cracking out three circuit drives
while bagged one. Williams is lead
ing with "a while Ruth has 20.
The Yankee star mad increased his
total base record to 2o5 and as a run
getter. boosted his total to 81.
Eddie Collins added another base to
his string and is showing the way to
the major league a stealers with
rs thefts. He also is leading the
league in sacrifice hits with 2s.
Other leading batters: Speaker.
Cleveland $50; sewell. Cleveland .347:
Haney. Detroit .345; witt, New York
.342; Williams. st. Louis 1877; Burns,
Boston 1897; Harris. Boston 1886.
Rogers Hornsby. star of the st.
Louis Cardinals. is making rapid
strides to clinch his hold at the head
of the batters of the National league.
He has now passed the 400 mark and
is safely perched out in front with an
average of 400. compared with 1881
a week ago. Zach Wheat continues
be the runnerup with 1871, and
Barnhart of Pittsburgh is next with
.377. Ed Roush Of the Rushing
Cincinnati Reds is making a strong
bid with the leaders and is fourth
with $40.
George Grantham of the Chicago
Cubs is giving the base stealers a
hot run for the honors. Tho speedy
Cub boosted his total thefts to "a.
Cliff Heathcote. a teammate. has en-
tered the race with 20. while Max
Carey. Pittsburgh, is in between the
pair with 20.
Cy Williams 10 holding the margin |
by n circuit blow. his total being
20. while Babe Ruth of the American
league has ~. The Philadelphia Ma
tional slugger added only one four
base blow to his string. but he ran
his total base record to 179 bases.
Max Carey. registered three times
and is leading the run getters with
10.
Other leading batters: Fournier,
Brooklyn .a65; Young. New York .s61;
Traynor. Pittsburgh .35s: Hollocher.
Chicago $50; Bottomley. st. Louis
,34s; Grimm. Pittsburgh .s4s: John
ston. Brooklyn .a4s; Frisch, New
York .s4a; o'Farrell. Chicago .342.
, 1923-07-21

Harvey Perkins and Hughie
Walker are going TO night again
August 4 and as Walker made a
abatement tho press has asked Har-
vey for his views regarding the
coming encounter. Harvey has
this TO say;
II beat Walker the first time and
expect to duplicate the win again
August 4, / think / can beat the
Kansas City heavyweight any time
that we start. Many people here
are against mo but ] have always
given them the best I have IN me.
nobody ever taught mo TO box-1
have had no Hhrcwd managers or
skilled handlers. a few OF my
friends hero have helped me In
every way possible and II is for
, 1923-07-21
MOTOR elders
FUTURE GREAT
New Era in Aviation
Foreshadowed by
Tests, Claim.

LONDON. July IA new era IN
air flying. that of cheap. safe. popu-
lar a%irplaning. is foreshadowed by the
remarkable success attained by tiny
British airplanes called motor Gid
ers. One OF these, q small monoplane
fitted with n three horsepower en-
CINE, recently reached a speed of So
miles an hour during tests near Lon
don. 1t climbed to 1850 feet. and al
though in the air for an hour n
twenty minutes, consumed less than
a gallon of petrol.
French aviation experts also are
perfecting similar ''pocket-planes," In
tended for use by emateur aviators
and sporting enthusiasts. At a con
test soon to be held near Paris thirty
OF these diminiutive planes will take
mart. In England a small "car with
Wings capable OF carrying its owner
through the air at the speed OF an
express train with no moro power
than is required by a motorcycle. has
reached such a practical stage that
orders are being booked for It by the
public.
Rising out of small fields and being
wonderfully conlroiihoie
these cheaply-run winged cars are 10
be made to alight so slowly that tho
risk of a crash on landing. even un-
der adverse circumstances, VIII DO
practically eliminated Furthermore
such machines will be so handy on
the ground, and their wings will fold
40 neatly, that It will be possible TO
house them in ordinary motor
garages. i
II is expected that the owner OF
one OF these machines will be TO
make the trip from London to Paris
and back, sweeping high over the
channel and escaping all tho irrita'
and delays of earth transport
for about IS. A movement is now on
foot to get motor garage p~roprie.orS
10 set aside smooth-surfnced FIELDS
marked clearly 30 they can be seen
from above. In this way h drivers
little "air cars" when on weekend
nerial rambles. will have points az
over the country where they gan ae'
scend and repienish their gasoline
tanks. or make any necessary repairs
or ADJUSTMENTS.
, 1923-07-21
SHELBY LOSS
UNDER $4,000
COLLINS SAYS

OMAHA. Mob, July a1-Arke Col
ms matchmaker for tho Gibbons
Dempsey heavyweight championship
tight at Shelby. Mont in an inter.
View with a Omaha World Herald re.
porter here. wns quoted MS declaring
citizens of Shelby lost less than see..
900 all tol6i' in connection with pro
motion of the Gfbbons-D Dempsey az.
fair,
DON'T lot anybody tell you that the
shelby citizens or anybody else lost a
hundred thousand dollars or more
he said. Collins. who Ia here in h
interest of the management of Jim.
my Delaney, St. Paul fighter who
meets Jimmy Dancy, Pacific coast
tighter hero tonight. added that Tom,
my Gibbons made $4,000 in all from
the Shelby battle.
, 1923-07-21
Former German
Yacht FaUOred
In Coast Race

SANTA BARBARA Calf, July ~,
-Poinssttia. formerly y -
whom she was owned py 'no go,
crown prince of GERMANY Is
rite in win the santa Barbara
lulu yacht race starting at noon =
Sav. She Is the scratch boat IN TUG
ev,nt. which is n handicap aitair oo
The distance to DO covered Is z,soO
miles and the winner OF the a : pr.
yious such race is the Lurline, wn On
soyrred the distance in IL day 10
hours, IT years ago.
, 1923-07-21
JIM JEFFR|ES
NOT PREACHER
VIII Take Platform as
Lecturer, He Says in
Coast Interview.

LOS ANGELES. July 21-James ].
Jeffries. formerly heavyweight boxing
champion of the world may become a
lecturer. but not a preacher. he told
newspaper men here last night at the
close OF a meeting of the women's
Christian Temperance union temple.
"There are too many preachers
now" said the former pugilist. "I
may take the boards and tell the PEG.
pie the truths I have mined out. 1
I'M studying"
Jeffries sat on the platform during
a lecture by Professor A. r. Futterer
founder and president of the Israel
Restoration association. Professor
Futterer told the audience Jeffries was
preparing to become a lecturer ad
vocatlng the ~unification Of the peoples
of the white rae
MIR. Jeffries and I have sat UP
all night studying tho Bible" he san
, 1923-07-21
MIDDLEWEIGHT WRESTLER
LOOKING FOR BOUT WITH
BEST OF MAT ARTISTS

Mike n. Collins, heraided as the
indicated middlcweisht wrestler Of
the Northwest. Is seeking a match IN
Casper with any m~iddleweight or
welter mat artist In the country.
Collins halls from Huron and Sioux
Falls, g. D.. and has n long string
of wins to his credit in his home
towns and elsewhere. According TO
statements made here he is willing to
sign on a winner'take-all basis or any
other basis agreeable to promoters or
opponents.
, 1923-07-21
THINKS HE CAN REPEAT
VICTORY over X. C. BATTLER

this very reason that ] go out and
do my best. When ] Tight Wdlker
] win be In there trying from the
iirst to the last. ] will isht the
very best / can Just nj long as I
can and / fully expect TO win. I
know that Walker has boxed Greb.
Gibbons. McAullffe and Brennan
but that means nothing to me. I
would box any OF these men tomor-
row II given a chance and not ask
any questions. ] can hit and 1
have much confidence in my ability
to punch Walker hard enough to
slow him up Ra / did before. I viii
try the night OF August 4 TO do the
win trick once more. No matter
what may happen you can bank on
me TO give my best
, 1923-07-21
Sport Calendar
Racing.

Racing.
Meeting OF Empire City Racing as
ISOLATION. at Yonkers.
Meeting OF kentucky Jockey club
at Ashland.
Meeting Of Keniiworth Jockey club
ut Windsor.
Track.
Congress OF International Amateur
Athletic Federation, at Paris,
Harvard-Y Yale vs.. Oxford-C Cambridge
track meet. In England.
Tennis.
metropolitan grass championship
opens at Brooklyn.
Northwestern championship tourna-
ment opens at Minneapolis.
New Jersey girls championship
opens at Beach Haven. N. j,
Yachting.
Start of long distance race from
Santa Barbara to Honolulu.
Start OF Chicago-Mackinao Island
race on Lake Michigan.
Regatta OF Interiake Yachting as
ISOLATION closes at Putin-Bay.
Fencing.
Angio-American international
matches in London.
Swimming.
Senior long distance swim for men,
at Riyerton. N. j..
Polo.
Annual tournament of Rumson
Country club. Rumson, ~. J.
Souvenirs at Tho Smoke House.
--
Bed bug juice, guaranteed to KIN
al vermini will not san bed cloth
.rR, Apco Products 20. Phone 2s6.
, 1923-07-21
U. S. Marshal for
Arizona Named

WASHINGTON, July n-Gcor5s
A. Mauk was appointed as United
States marshal for Arizona to succeed
7. J. Sparkes. who has been removed
Department of Justice officials de-
clined TO go into details as to tho
cause Of Mr.. Sparkes' removal furth-l
err than TO say 1t was for 'the good
OF tho service"
, 1923-07-21

PORTLAND, ORE.-Nig Yeager.
young Portland heavyweight who has
won five Of his first six ring battles
by knoekouts, ran into a tartar when
he fought Marty Foley Of Tacoma
Yeager won. but only by a decision at
the end of the tenth round. George
Lampson, a heavyweight of Omaha,
knocked out Larry Williams Of New
York In five rounds.
, 1923-07-21
C|NCY DEFEATSD0DGERS; GIANTS
KEEP DISTANCE BY TAKING CAME
Ninth Inning Rally Saves McGraw Champions in
Game With Cardinals; Ken Williams Cele-
brates Return With 10th Home Run.

CHICAGo, July 21-(By The Associated Press The
Brooklyn Robins received the Cincinnati Reds with hospital
iy yesterday, presenting them with a game, IL to a. They
had q lot of fun out of it, and got fourteen hits, one less than
the Reds. Their field work was extremely bad, and some
of their six errors led directly to Cincinnati runs. Caveney,
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Holds
SOULS Title

SYDNEY. AUSTRALIA. July al
James Paddon, Of Australia, retained
his title Of worlds champion scuner
by defeating D.. c. Hadfieid OF New
Zealand by ten lengths. Hatfield Is
a former holder OF the worlds profess
'sionai ti.ie.
, 1923-07-21

The Pixies Peak motor in the now
Chandler was tested on h world
highest motor climb ana brought
home the bacon, the ] rtppon
won the first prize. Benedict Motor
company has a car load OF the new
ones on display.
, 1923-07-21
JAMESON CROWDS HE|LMANN FOR
TOP OF AMERICAN BATTING LIST
Second Place Position Won by Indian Slugger
With Babe Ruth in Third; Homsby Passes
400 Mark in National League Race.

CHICAGO, July ,21-(By The Associated Press)-
Charles Jameson of the Cleveland Indians, is again threaten
ing Harry Heilmann, star slugger of the Detroit Tigers for the
among the hitters of the American League, ac-
cording to averages released today and which include We'd
nesday's game. Jameson is hitting at a .979 clip. while He'll
, 1923-07-21
Today's Games
National League

National League
st. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
PittsburK at Boston q games
Chicago at Phfla6elph'a u sanes9
Anasrfena League
Phiiadeiphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
washington at Cleveland.
, 1923-07-21

Hughie Walker. the Kansas City
Iron Man who boxes Harvey Per-
kins a return bout OF 10 rounds on
the Rodeo card August 4. has this
to say in regard to the coming
bout:
IT fully expect to beat Perkins
this time out, I have boxed all the
better hcavyweights in the country
and have quite an edge in expert
ence and boxing ability. I do not
mean that Perkins is easy. far
DO II from such. lie gave mo
plenty OF trouble IN last bout.
My y closed in the third round
and / could not SEQ well tn tho end
, 1923-07-21

BRO0KLINE, Mass, July co.
Harvey Snodgrass Of Los Angeles
entered the final round Of tho Long
wood singles tennis tourney today
by defeating Nathaniel w. Niles Of
Boston, 6-3, so, 6-3.
, 1923-07-21

Tho Benedict Motor company. 1850
East Yellowstone. have Just unlosded
another car load OF new Chandler
sport models-the oar with the Pikes
Peak mtoor.
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The new Chandler with the Pixies
Peak motor Will give you a new mo-
tonng aensation.
, 1923-07-21

MODESTO, CALIF.-Bennie vierra
Of Oakland defeated Young Rizzo OF
San Francisco in n four round bout
at Newman for the featherweighf
championship Of the Pacific coast.
with three rounds Of the fight while
the other was even. Henry Borba,
Crows Landing. got a decision over
Charlie Schunion Of San Francisco.
, 1923-07-21

NEW YoRK-The professional golf
ers association win hold it's 1928
championship tournament at Pelham
Country club. Pelham Manor. N. Y.
September II to 20,
, 1923-07-21

There Is some cinss to the new
Chandler with the Pixies, Peak motor.
See them on display at the Benedict
Motor company.
, 1923-07-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blake
Of the Los Angeles Athletic club, viii
defend his title as national ten mile
swimming champion today.
, 1923-07-21

DErRoIT-syd Barbarian. of De-
troit decisive'y defeated Sailor Freed
man. Chicago, in 10 rounds.
, 1923-07-21

SAN FRANcIsCo-Jack Silver was
awarded a referees decision over
Johnny Jordan OF Los Angeles In
their four round bout here. Sailor
Smith was defeated by Eddie Roberts
In the semi-windup.
, 1923-07-21

AURORA. ILLINOIS = Harold
Smith. Chicago bantamweight. won
over Phil o'Dowd, Columbus. Ohio.
and Bud Taylor. Terre Haute. fly
weight beat Harry Gordon, New York,
In the two main bouts OF an open air
program. according to newspaper de:
cisions.
, 1923-07-21

Souvenirs at Tho Smoke House.
, 1923-07-21
SPORT BRIEFS

ATLANTIC CITY-Jack johnson.
fc-mer worlds heavyweight cham
pion. announced he had signed n con-
tract to meet Ernie Spalla, the Ital-
ian boxer, the last part Of August.
, 1923-07-21

Souvenirs at The Smoke Hou,.
, 1923-07-21

nh. Pixies Peak motor in ths new
Is the master Of cvery NIL
-sonv.nirs Mt The Smoke House
, 1923-07-21

Coast League
Portland o; salt Lake City s.
San Francisco 7: Los Angeles 4.
Vernon 3; Oakland 2.
Seattle 8; Sacramento 2.
, 1923-07-21

Western League
Tulsa II: st. Joseph 2.
Wichita S; Oklahoma City 1.
American Association
Toledo 4; Kansas City 3.
Columbus 6; Milwaukee 4.
Minneapolis ~: Louisville 8.
Evening star., 1923-11-18

Prof c. S. Alden. who spent last week
in Philadelphia as the guest of her
brother law and sister, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. A. II. Scales, has returned 10
Annapolis.
The Rotary Club of Annapolis enter
| tanned a large company at dinner
Thursday at Carvel Hans
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Baker, wife of Ensign II.
nj. Baker and a recent bride. is visit
F., ing her parents, former States Attorney
and Mrs. Nicholas H. Green.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F.. Hutchinson of
! Baltimore, who are spending the winter
| their son-in-law and daughter, Lieut..
! Commander and Mrs. J. w. Reeves. jr
Miss Harriet McCutcheon of New
York is the gues. Of Capt. and Mrs. T.
X. kurtz at their residence in the
| Naval Academy.
! Miss Adelaide woltenholme came
| from Washington Saturday for the mid
| shipments dance and was a guest for
| the week end OF the Misses Munsord
! Miss Betty Lee Snyder, daughter Of
! Capt. G. L. Snyder u. 8. N, was host
| css at bridge followed by tea Monday
afternoon. in compliment to Miss Phyl-
: lis Irwin, VINO has recently arrived from
| fana!na and Is the guest of Miss Catha :
! rim Howard
Mrs. Barron p. Du Bois was hostess
Mrs. Delano. wife OF Admiral r. f.
De.anc, Y. s. n. (rethed).
Mrs. William ~ Richardson, wife OF
Lieut.. Commander w. n. Richardson,
was the hostess at an informal tea
sunday afternoon at her residence on
Upshur road for midshipmen and a
number of girls of the younger set.
Evening star., 1923-11-18
Wife Of Naval Academy Chief
Hostess in sSAt Home" Fete

who spent the week end In Washington.
were guests at luncheon given Sum
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Truxton Beale.
Invitations have been received here
for the wedding of Miss Margaret Yates
Taylor. daughter of Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Harry TAYLOR and Alfred Craven Bruce
on November q, at ST. Thomas Church
in Washington, d. c. Mr.. Bruce is a
graduate OF the Naval Academy and a
brother Of Miss Isabel Bruce, who mar
ried Mr.. Willard Baldwin of Waterbury,
Md.
Mr.. Enoch Barton Carey, president of
s.. Johns College, and Mrs. Carey,
were among the chaperons of the
dance which was given in Baltimore in
honor OF the Johns Hopkins and ST.
Johns College foot ball teams.
Lieut.. and Mrs. 7. c. Slingiuff, who
have been guests of Lieut.. Commander
on Maryland avenue, have left for Cali
fornia.
Friday evening, DIR. Hans Heinrich
Diechoff, counselor of the German en-
bassy. delivered a lecture in the audi
torium of the Naval Academy on "The
History of the Rhineland During the
Past Three Centuries"
Mrs. Roscoe Carlisle Bulmer of
Washington has been the guest of Prof
and Mrs. William o. Stevens at their
home in Cumberland Court.
Prof. and Mrs. Carroll Storrs Alden
Of Wardour had as their guests for the
week end their nieces. the Misses Har-
ret and .Aroostne Scales. daughters OF
Rear Admiral A. H. Scales. L. S. N,
and Mrs. Scales The engagement of
Miss Harriet Scales to Lieut.. A. G.
Cook of the Navy. was announced last
week at reception given by Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. Scales at the Philadel-
phia Navy Yard. Miss Scales is great
niece of Gen. Alfred y. Scales, a for
mer governor of North Carolina and of
General George Gordon Meade, Y. S. A.
Mrs. f. T.. Libenow left Tuesday for
South America. where she will visit her
son, Forrest f. Libenow. at Bolivia
and the American minister and his
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Miles PoindeXter
at Lima, Peru.
Mrs. Frederic J Cotton has closed her
summer residence near Annapolis and
has left for Boston, where with DR.. Cot
ton she will spend the winter.
The Woman's cub OF Annapolis held
Il benefit card par'v Tuesday evening at
Evening star., 1923-11-18

The Circle Francais met Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Motion
Cotton, wife of Prof. Cotton. who has
recently returned from France, where
she spent the summer visiting relatives.
Miss Nixon of Philadelphia Is the
guest OF Capt. and Mrs. Barron p Du
Bots at their quarters at the Naval
Academy.
Mrs. Charles soule, wife Of Com
nander Charles Soule. u. 8. N. who
has recently come from California. is
stopping at the Peggy Stewart Inn.
Navy, who Is attached to the L. 8. s..
Arkansas. spent the week end with
friends In Annapolis.
Miss kathrin Dwyer a daughter OF
Col. Dwyer of Newport, II. L.. spent the
week end IN Annapolis and attended the
nidshipmen's tance which was held IN
the armory at the Naval Academy Sat-
MI. and Mrs James Brown Scot.
who have recently returned from
EuroDc. have closed their country place
ut Wardour. and have gone TO WASH
ington, where they will spend the
winter.
eIrs. Sinclair Cannon. wife OF Capt
Cannon Of the Navy, has leased the
apartment in Cumberland Court which
MIS-. Leo III. Thebaud. and will occupy
1t upon her return from California the
last Of the month.
Miss Christine Thompson leaves to-
morrow for New York. where she will
be the guest for two weeks OF her sis
ter and brother in law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Walker.
Evening star., 1923-11-18

Richardson at their quarters in the
Naval Academy.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas r. Kurtz have
visiting them Capt. Kurtz's father, Mr..
Thomas {. Nurtz Of New York.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Donald
C. Goodwin of Washington and Capt.
James Hatcher, U. s. A., spent the last
week end with Mrs. Robert Dashiell
at her hcme.
Mrs. Barton l.. Wright, who has been
visiting in Lynn. Mass, has returned
to her home In Annapolis.
Mrs Louis n. Wilson OF Baltimore
Is 81 spending sinn1ne seae af csrvei ree Hall napoS
Mrs. Clarkson Bright who has been
the guest of her parents. DIR. and Mrs.
William l.. Marcy. has gone TO Phlia-
delphia 10 join her husband. Lieut.
Commander Clarkson Bright. U. S. n.
Mrs. NJ. Kirkpatrick Howat left last
we elk for Montreal, Canada. where she
will be the guest until after Cnrlstinas
OF her son law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. F.. A. Garnett.
we'll spent last week in Annapolis TO De
With their son. who is a midshipman at
the Naval Academy.
Mrs. Robert Morris Kennedy was
hostess at luncheon wed WeanesaaS NJ ~ Sor, a.
nu:nent to Mrs. Snyder. wife OF Capt
{. p. Snyder of the Navy,
nr and Mrs. Francis Chisholm, who
have been hosts during the SUMMER az
the Little Inn, Edgewater. South river,
have gone to Washington, where theS
will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Lywtle OF Scran-
ton. pa. are guests Of their son.ln-
law and daughter, Commander and Mrs.
George S. Bryan. at their nome On
Irnshur road In the Naval Academy.
Mis- Trenholm. who has been spehu.
ing a month with her sister, MRS: .. e !;
Ferguson. at her home, has returned
TO Baltimore. ,.~ao, poJ
William Mitchell of wilmington LEI
has been the guest Of his brotner. IN :, ,
law and sister. Ensign and Mrs. "eh"ei
s Taylor. ,, ;ou, and
Mrs. LYMAN s. Perry at their hoHie'
has returned to New York. A.,
Miss Elsie Howell entertained .non
day. at a luncheon followed by oridse,
i'm honor of Mrs. r. f. Libenow' WHO
left on Tuesday for South America
Mrs. Charles Lee Lewis, wiIe OF OIL, Ifoit u ;
Lewis of the department OF Engnsn d, ~
the Naval Academy. was hostess d. /"
tea Tuesday in compliment 10 Mrs. -, -,
Ian F. Westcott, a bride OF iast SUI SUI,
mer. Mrs. stephen Douglas ana Nts tns
Horace Fenton presided at the Tea
Mrs. Carroll s,orrs Alden. wife o.