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Set Prison Fire and FIee.

KINGSTON, Ont, Sept. 12.-Four
convicts set fire to the pentitentiary
stables and during the confusion
scaled the walls and escaped in a
stolen automobile. Guards on the
walls fired at them but missed.
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TWO TRAINMEN KILLED
IN MASSACHUSETTS CRASH

READVILLE, Mass. Sept. H.
The Engineer and fireman of a
Taunton-Boston train were killed
here yesterday and about thirty pas
sengers injured when the train
crashed into a baggage car when a
shifting engine had run out on to
the mainline.
One Of the passenger cars burst
into flames. The fire department
was called. Two coaches and the
locomotive overturned.
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MOTHER GIVEN LEAVE
TO ADOPT HER OWN SON

READING, Pa, Sept. ia
mother has been given permission
in court here to adopt her own
son. Some years ago Mrs. Helen
Sassaman, who charged her hus-
band with failure to provide, gave
one Of her three children to George
Siegfried and wife, of Wyomissing,
who adopted the boy, now five
years old. giving him the name OF
Arthur Siegfried.
The mother Is now in better cir.
cumstances and the Siegfrieds coz.
senting, had the boy legally re.
turned to her.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-09-12

s'S0y re with E1Owers''
GUIDES flowers OF course-choice home
grown specimens. 1912 F.-Advt.
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most beautiful Of the kind in the
world.
In addition to the cavern there
are many historical points of inter-
est in the immediate vicinity, in
Guiding several civil war battlefields.
A telescope has been installed
through which miles of the sur
rounding country may be seen with
ease.
Last Sunday the Newsboys Band
Of The Washington Times and
The Washington Herald made the
trip to the Shenandoah Caverns.
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Berlin to Open Gold Bank.

- -nW@p ~ - ~
BERLIN, Sept. 12.-The German
cabinet has unanimously decideda
to endeavor to solve the currency
crisis by the establishments Of 1
gold note bank. This win be COM
pletely independent OF the financau
of the reich, but viii be closely
connected with the Reichsbank.
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Women To Wear Wigs
Colored To Match
Their Gowns

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Good.
bye, bobbed hair! Hello, wigs /!
At least this is the opinion of
Nine. Louise, chairman of the pub
lie sytle show committee of the
National Hairdressers' convention
at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
From her description of the new
styles in hair dressing this Fall,
the wardrobe will not be complete
without wigs to match each gown.
A green dress and shoes call for
a green wig or transformation"
a red dress, a red "transforma-
Bobbed hair, Madame Louise
said, has had its day, and will
soon be a thing Of the past-not
only with flappers, but with shop
girls. Bobbed tresses are more
trouble than long hair, she assert
ed, and the office girls have not
the time to spend on bobbed hair
in the morning.
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Personal

Mrs. Edgar Amos. who II travel.
Ing abroad, Ia at present spending
some limo In Florence, Italy.
Mrs. A. u. Todd. Of Victoria, II. c.,
who has been visiting Mr., and Mrs
Frank Frotwel for ten days, re-
turned on Tuesday TO her home.
Mrs. George Tildcn and Mrs. Far
we'll Putnam Lilly returned We'd
neaday from Portland. where they
mo,ored last Friday to attend the
horse show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Convey ARE
being congratulated ON tho birth OF
daughter, November /. Mt Virginia
Mason hospital.
Mrs, Bertrand johnson with her
small daughter. Charlotte, In visiting
her mother. Mira. John T.. Kelly.
Mr.. Rex Stafford is In San Fran
cisco, on short business trip.
Mrs Blanche Whitaker and dauah
ter. Miss Hope Whitaker. have gone
TO Manila to visit Mrs, whitaker's
son, Mr., Ralph Whitaker.
Miss Kathryn Armstrong OF Oak.
land Ia expected 20 arrive mex,
Tuesday 81 visit Miss Clara Emory
for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Il. NJ. Pratt left
Thursday for the East 20 be away
about three weeks.
Mra Harry Parsons OF stanwood
Is spending the week end with Mrs
Florence purgan.
Mr.. and Mira William Alfred
Thomson and Mr. Ned Buxton. whc
hava been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
David Edward Skinner. have gone
10 Portland and will 80 from there
10 San Franchises.
Mr.. and Mrs T., @. Ames are
guests at the Hotel Alexandria In
Los Angeles
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Music
Pupils Piano Recital

Pupils Piano Recital
Tho Mildred LANCER studio will
present ita pupils In a piano recital
on Saturday evening. November 10.
ut Slb o'clock. In Montcllua hall.
Following W tho program,
PART l.
Waits duet. ana Verona VERY
Dreaming OF Santa Claus noeturns
.,sss.,.,.,,,st..,. Dorothy Ripper
ltobins Lullaby .,,,s,..,liaHol VERY
''hhowsr OF ltosss,' sehottlschs
tssFttststt,,tt Verona Very
Money He'll" polka. .,,.,.,,,.,,..,..
,.s...t,t.,. Dorothy ana Alfred Ripper
Joyous Farmer and waits In r,,.4t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ohnnia Ter Noen
Sweet kiss" polka ana "Arpeuaie''
waits s,ttt,ts.t,,ss,ts,,Al Alice wesley
Little Patriot" mateh,....,.,...t,,.
4s.t.,,t,,,t.,tt.,Th Theresa ureyerblahi
iillipntian parade ..s,t,,t..'..t,...
Alice wesley and Johnnie Ter Vesn
ST. Paul" waits, ,,,.,,liarry Itardis
Dorothy" old English danee.,.,..,,.
....,s,,.s,s,s.,.,,u Gertrude Hrntschsl
Melody OF Love" 80, Bertha bchwaftEe
PART II.
Spanish dance. opus ~. No, s,,,.,,.s
Observation-Disclosures ,hosEhowhki
Marion Hamm and Miss LANCER
"Au ReYair ..,..,.,........,.,l iehnsr
MineFa NntnaFakt
Melody In f,.,stsa.ts,ss.,,.,R shenstsin
Hazel Harris
Twilight Ilsystia'' Ia u Guy
Roslyn wadswofth
Vocal selection Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs, Helen Harris
Love song. 'i.lebslisd.s epns 40, .csdman
Warriors Song" opus tt, No. 10 Heller
Helen chsyno
Mlnuet. opus "a. No, .PadsrewAbt
"Naicik." In d flat,,..4.,.,.,.,,M okrrls
All RFin
NarcissuA s4tssts..stsstt. tss,t tNafln
Grand March do Concert" OPUS H.
.....,.4,,..,,.....4... woilenhAupt
iIelea Nollrl
tsofI.hAnd solo. ........a4..... Krokmann
Hungarian Octave March. :, .kowa lHki
ftorencs Goodman
Minute Waltz" opus Chopin
Polish Dance" opus ;. 40. i,..s..,.
sttstssfssss.s.tfssss .sts. sbcharWehAA
Arlene Peterson
Vocal Heieeiioa ..,..t..,.s.........
David O, Roberts
"Canrenrtta ...ts.ss&.4s.st.H ollacndef
ALA Marcia" opus 49, No. 49,, bthytts
Helen Foster
Russian Romance" opus 1n...s.s. Fftnl
silver stars" matufka, opus al. No,
.s.sssssssss..ss.sts* hohtn
Alice Jackson
PuriinE spring .sssssstfsts.ss.hc h3tte
''Nsisa Caprice" ..4s4. sNeSlHnd
sentssss C'LueiA''i, left hand aions. -.
.a..ts......44.stss.s Lsschctixsky
Aya MlyanaEs
gpnats IN u. opus IS. No, s...y DiAbslli
Mrs. iIsntsehsl and Misn LANCER
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MADAME cLARY TO SING
AT NOON LUNCHEON

Mr.. Frederick w. Graham has mr..
ranged a program for the noon
luncheon at the Transportation club
Monday November IL, at which time
Madame Mary Louise Clary, con.
tralto, VIII sing the following songs.
ta) The Living God" ..s... .OHara
90 The Old Refrain. Kreisler
WJ Trees '............. Rasbach
Miss Mildred Hall Of Aberdeen, AT
the piano.
Madame Clary has recently re.
turned from a two years stay in
New York, where she appeared in
concert and oratorio.
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DoRIc CHAPTER
ALLAH CHAPTER
ALpHA AUxILrARY DANCE
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
MOTHERS GLUE

MOTHERS CLUB
UNIVERSITY CHAPTER
The Mothers club OF University
chapter, d. A. r., VIII meet in
regular session, Wednesday. Noyem.
Der II. at Q p. m. at the chapter
house. ALA University blvd.
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LADY sTIRLING cHAprEp

Chapter day will be celebrated by
Lady Stirling Chapter, d. A. r..
on Friday. November 10, when a
parcel post sale will be held at ths
home OF Mrs. II. T. Bredes, 1904
18th ave. beginning at / p. m. An
Interesting program has been pre-.
pared and refreshments will he
served. Mrs. c. W. Chandler, tho
regent Of the chapter. requests all
members 10 bring one guest. The
affair Is in charge Of Mrs. ]. NJ.
Valentine.
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WEST SEATTLE w. c. 4. U.

The West Seattle W, c. r. L.
win meet al the home Of the prcd-
dent. Mrs. n. l.. James. 1880 Wal
nut NJ. 4. W. on "Wednesday. Nov
ember IL, at p. M. A large at
tendance Of old and new members
~ deaircd Visitors welcome.
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Service at Orthopedic Shops
Women' s Clubs

OF tea at the Educational Center.
18th ave. s. and Main st., Saturday.
November 10. at 2;30 p. m. No
board meeting.
DoRIC CHAPTER
Doric chapter. No. 80, o. Il. g..
will give card party at Norton's
cafeteria, Saturday evening, Noyem.
Der 10, at $50 o'clock.
ALLAH CHAPTER
Allah chapter. D. z. s., viii give
dance at the Masonic clubrooms
in the Arcade building, Saturday
evening, November 10. at 0 o'clock.
ALPHA AUXILIARY DANCE
The Alpha Auxiliary OF Street Rail.
way. will give dance Saturday eve.
ming, November 10. in Fremont hall.
3422h Fremont ave.
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sEATTI.E TEMpt.E SO. !,

Seattle Temple No. .. pythIan Sin.
ters. viii nrect Monday evening.
November i2. at 4. o. T.. w. hall.
1902 Ninth ave. There will he a
short program after the business
session. followed by refreshments.
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NORTH nROApwAY CIRCLE

The North broadway Circle Of
tho Fruit and Flower Mission. viii
meet with Mrs J. T., Argue. 1865
+ Prospect 81, Tuesday, November
-. at 1850 a. m. 10 sew for the
bazaar. 49,
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DAUGHTERS or sT. GEORGE
Daughters Of 81 George viii meet
In NJ. r II. a. hall, ie2sn First
ave. Thursday. November -. nj
1850 y. m. Installation Of officers,
All members requested to attend.
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FoRTsoS-THy

AUXILIARY
Fortson- ThyEescn Auxiliary Y. 8.
W. v. will servo n home cooked
dinner Monday. November tAr-
mistlco Day. at IL o'clock. nj
Roosevelt hail. 1861 Third ave. 10
which tho public IL invited.
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MEDIUM nRoww HAIR looks best ~
all after a Golden uilat Hhampoa, Aavt-
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HONOR CLUE

The Honor club win meet for a
social time on Saturday evening
November 10. at the home Of Mrs.
s. E. Sunske, 500 W. Smith 81.
Progressive whist viii be played.
All Degree Of Honor members and
friends invited For reservations.
call GA rf1d.5ss6; Mrs. Carlot;a
Doom, assisting hostess.
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c. A. Tuesday. November Is. at
p. m. ~ y. m. W. d. naFkhuff.
head OF the street and sewer dc.
partment. viii speak.
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d. n. p. LEAGUE
CARD PARTY

d. II. T.. league win give a lunch.
con and card party AT tho A. O.
U. W. hall. 1902 Ninth ave. Tues.
day, Nov. 10. Luncheon win be
served at / o'clock. during which
time fine musical program win
ts given. and cards win follow. Tho
public Is invited.
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD

| NJ laSa
Harmony Homestead No. iT4a,
brotherhood OF American Woman.
will give It's regular dance Tues
day evening, November ia. AZ
Moose hall. Eighth and Union.
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ALPHA CLUB

The Alpha club viii meet on
Thursday. November Is, at tho resi-.
dcnee OF Mrs. A. q. Sears. Sis N.
eist 81. Luncheon win DO served
promptly at 1880 o'clock.
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PHI KAPPA PSI MOTHERS

Tho Mothers club OF Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity win hold It's regular
monthly meeting at the chapter
house. Tuesday. November 10.
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EMMA LAZARUS AUXILIARY
TO GIVE DANCE
Emma Lazarus auxiliary to /. O.
n. H.. win give "A Thanksgiving eve
hall. on Wednesday, November IS.
at the Seattle Yacht club.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
WHITTIER HEIGHTS

w I'LL llESFk hElAfE .
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Whittier Heights Improvement
club viii give a card party Satur.
day evening. November 10. at s
o'clock. in Dimmick's dining car.
s7th and 18th ~. w. Everybody
welcome. Refreshments.
FAMOUS ARcHEoLoGIsT
COMING
Under the auspices Of the All.
ance Franchise. Mr.. Alexander
iforet. distinguished Egyptian arch.
eologist, will give a lecture Satur.
day. November 10. at SIS p. m. at
Denny hall, University Of Washing.
ton. Mr.. Moret, one OF the most
famous Of French Egyptologists, Is
coming here as the official lecturer
Of the Alliance Franchise.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBalster Telephone MA in-oeoo
Assistant-Frances Oldham
Muse-Louse Raymond Owens
Patronesses Named for Alpha Phi Bazaar;
Birthday Luncheon at Sunset Club

TUE the Alpha Phi benefit card party linen sale and
held Friday November 10
follows Louis Hart OF obmpa Mrs cech
Il. Quge A. NJ Nicholson Mrs
Krbbs Mrs
Frederick Alexander Setter Mrs Wallace O. Collins Mrs
II. seventyfve tables OF
bridge with prize for each table
handfnshd articles including
linen chest containing household linens
entire
fund which makes
possible sorority $4,000
Seymour tho city
district visiting sorority Mrs IL Eeher
hostess University club enter
tanning a
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pAN1EI nAGLEY a.. a.

DANIEL BAGLEY P,-I. n
Tho Daniel Bagley Parents Teach.
ers' association Will meet nj the
school. 10th and Woodland Park
ave. Thursday November 18th at
a:i5 p. m. Interesting meeting
planned. Refreshments.
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WELL, I'VE COME BACK

For Ny DrcKag Heard al HOLLYWOOD
the town over In vain for values TO mattel
building. upstairs.
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PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE
The Public Health Nurse COM
rnittee OF tho Red Cross win meet
at tho Y. w. c. a. Tuesday. Nov
ember IL, at 1880 o'clock.
~
woMAN's CIVIC CLUB
The woman's Civic club viii meet
in the Erickson room a. the Y. w.
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TO BE YOUNG AT FORTY

one must keep ones weight down and tho oondliio
up. MAZE. sCILEGELs reducing process ID thor
able end inexpensive, tool MA in-ssI5: Elie build
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WHY WRITE ELABORATE LETTERS?
RICH AND COSTLY
NEVER MIND, POOR DOLLY!

EDITH HARRIS viii mako you well with fresh
arms. legs, real hair wlg eis Eite Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-09
SEATTLE CHAPTER,

NO. 95
Seattle chapter, No. s5. o. r. S.,
will give the last Of it's series Of
card parties Saturday evening, No.
vernber 10. at p. m, at Wings
cafeteria, 1909 First ave. Prizes
both door and series.
ALUMNAE TO MEET
Alumnae Of the University Of
Washington viii meet at the Com.
mons Saturday, Nov. 10, for 1890
o'clock luncheon.
FIREsIDE BRIDGE
Fireside bridge, at the home Of
Mrs. D. z. seibert. by Rainier. Noble
post auxiliary to the American lie.
gion, Saturday. November 10, at 2
s'clock.
EDUCATIONAL CLUB
Women's Educational club will
meet with Mrs. ]. e. McGrew. 5037
10th ave, Saturday, November 10,
Ut o'clock. Program at 2 o'clock.
COUNCIL OF
JEWISH WOMEN
Council Of Jewish Women will
sold It's regular meeting in the form
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/ TAKE MY HEMsTITcHING
LONG AGO MIR. SIMMONS

To ELlTE. where rs done for 8 c
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squirrel the beaver the foxa animals with
what ho wished You1i be delighted with the
repairing and rpmcoing his shop. At ei Pike Street
rabbit Is me iaiestt the for collar
Of a long "ainkv@ black tcirct
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1T WILL COMFORT YOU

the leisure the inspiration 10 shop about
little city OF fine shops under quiet corridor
OF tho McDormo building noor Most little piece OF
fine ncediewori sold here And here a shop
Holiday decornions7
Photography slyey Studios along
Smiths the must
wraps The Hollywood Betty
MaJoie JOY. lovely things.
question thing solve In the
upstairs shops at Fourth and pfne
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Mrs. Edgar Amos. who IL travel.
Ing abroad, Ia at present spending
some limo In Florence, Italy.
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THE BEST FRUIT COCKTAIL!

It's made with ~ cups OF Rcd Rock Cottage
pineapple. 4 cup diced orange. i cup shredde
Of sugar Il cup whipped cream and the jues
tho diced fruit. sugar and lemon juice together
quarter full add heaping tablespoonful Of chez
top with whipped cream and add a narasohil
looking too,
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= Chatter of the Shops crd Il
THEY TELL ME

THEY TELL NE
That iuSter-parc for tea acts Ia TOO beautiful 10
be soon auppianted.
nut that heavy cut glass "a not much desired.
nouaddvs
You may bedccb your table a. dinner, n you
choose. Nth doHcs. instead Of the conventional
cloth
And act Them of. " you Ike. ,etth pase Of
cleaning black lacquer rcdi
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Luncheon for Granddaughter
Bridge and Tea at Home

Madame Raymond Auxias de Turennc and
Amaury AuEias dc Turcnnc. were hostesses at
on Friday afternoon. This Is one In n series
hostesses have been giving each week.
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Plans Informal Bridge
Will Entertain Bridge Club
Bride and Shower for Bride-Elect

Miss Mildred Bauer will entertain on Monday
with bridge tea and miscellaneous shower In hor
q November bride-elect.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-01-25
STATEMENT I'D"

HAWKERS AND PEDDLERS
LICENSES
John c. Johnson .....-..-s.. 5000
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STATEMENT "H'

MISCELLANEOUS COUNTY REVENUE
COLLECTIONS
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-01-25
STATEMENT 81"
STATE ROAD AND BRIDGE APPRO-
PRIATIONS
STATEMENT 81"

TOWN. ROAD. AND BRIDGE APPRO
PRIATIONS, ETC.
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STATEMENT tx"
4 COLLECTIONS ON ACCOUNT
STATEMENT .Lv
MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTIONS

Wolf Bounty from State ....$ 303. 90
March State Apportionment. 24,675.30
City of st. Cloud State Loan,
Sherburne County ....... 267.16
st. Cloud School State Loan, |
Sherburne County ........ 1,691.47 |
City of st. Cloud State Loan,
Benton County ......... 1.ss5.1s}
Benton County ............ 4,oso.27
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STATEMENT &C"
COLLECTION OF INTEREST ON
DEPOSITS

Total ..,............. .ss2.s2s.s7
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Continued from page six,
Evening star., 1923-12-09

kucier, in Buena Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward -. Luckett
and Hayward u. LuCkett. jr.. Of
Charlotte. y. g. we're the week end
guests OF Mr. Luriietts mother, Mrs.
LuCie Peyt"u IuckCtt, on South
Patrick street.
Miss Katherine Euckcr has return
cd to her home in EUcna Vista, Va.
after visit to her uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton &. Jones III
Clarendon.
Miss Dorothy Morton went TO Lex
ingtou last week E" attend the
Thanksgiving dances at the Virginia
Military Institute and Washington
and Lee University. SHE WIS the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Churchill
Jones Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Simrls announce
Evening star., 1923-12-09
Dolls and Carriage
The Dolls at 81

Cutest little DollleS! ID
inches tall. All dressed in
dainty dimity frocks with
hats to match. w hite
stockings and patent leath-
er slippers. Walks and
talks. Composition head
and arms. The smaller kid
dies adore this size Doll.
Give it for Christmas.
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Soldiers and Sailors
: Home Given Benefit
~ :,
Of Shower Party
Affair Under Auspices OF
Woman S Relief Corps and
I Daughters of Veterans,
+ u. S. A.

i. A shower party. under the auspices
Of the wonIans Relief Corps ana
Daughters of Veterans, L. 5. A. was
given at the Temporary Home lot
Soldiers and Sailors, 921 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, on Thursday, De
,cember {, at o'clock pm. Those who
spoke were Miss Jennie L. Hamilton.
department president of the Woman
Relief Corps: Mrs. Isabelle Worrei'
Ball, past department president OF
woman's Relief Corps; Mrs. Mary
North, Mrs. Tillie Entriken' Mrs.
Elizabeth y. Shaw, Miss Gussie
Palmer: Mrs. \. Curry. Mrs. Helen
Temple, president of Ellen Spencer
Nussey Tent. Daughters of Veterans.
and Col. &. 2. Entrihcn, treasurer OF
the board OF managers. The shower
yraS given by the Womans Keller
'Corps and donations by the naugh-
tiers OF Veterans. Mrs. Myrtle NJ.
Lcebsack, past department president
ri the Woman's Relief Corps. was
chairman of the committee on ar
rangements. \ number of vocal solos
were rendered by Mrs. Catherine Aus
tin, with Miss \. Ray as accompanist.
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Ball and Bat ST

After school comes
back lot base ball. In
expensive and joy CIV
ing. Boxed for Christ
mas.
eroy, Shop. s2s f ST.
Evening star., 1923-12-09
Deaths Reported.

TIE following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty four
nous
Lillian Gertrude Craig. %, ale tst ST. SC.
Edwin Aser. 81, 81. Elizabeths Hospital.
Joseph Bird "a. 4o5 Is 81. ne.
George Elin, ST, Garfield Hospital.
Jennie KirG. - Providence Hospital.
Eli Wolf 81. 4Gs VI st
Mary Costello. -. 2ai3 Georgia ave
. Ella Il. Poland. IL. 1888 llth 81.
Charles Barnes. 80, Gallinger Hospital.
Martia NcCue. -, [. :. Sold ers N"m".
SamusI J. T. Wells. a. ,isor.etoNn Hospital.
Mary I. Hart, 80 Walter Reed Hosp tai.
Archibald Campbell Pryor, 20, Garbeld Hos
piTal
Evelyn Leona Eerpler. =. AS Sth st. pa.
. Infant of William ard Mamie James, II
days. Proti tidsnce Hospital.
Harry Silyslste:n. days George Washing
Son Hospital
naniel Williams. IS. St. Eljzabeth's Hospital.
Mary Elizabeth Bush. 20, Bell ST. ne.
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the marriage of their daughter. Miss
Mary Leonie Simms. to Mr. James
Potter, Saturday, December /, in this
city. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Samuel A. Wallis, d. D.,
rector Of Emmanuel Chapel, Brad
dock Heights.
Miss Katherine Thomas has re-
turned to her home in Washington
after a visit to Miss Ellen Stolp.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Harrington en-
tertained Monday evening to cele-
brate their wedding anniversary. The
guests were DR.. Carl Craig of Roch-
ester, n. y: DR.. Joseph klenl of
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Boston. Senors Pablo Cornista. Pa
terno Santos. Alfredo Samson. Juan
Helbou, Carlos Segrist and Basilia
Juvaelana of Manila r. l.; DR.. and
Mrs. j. Franklin Harrington and Mr..
and Mrs. william Cunningham Of
Washington, MIR. and Mrs. Matthew
Angevine, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey G..
Callahan, Mrs. Mary L. Chichester.
Miss Camille De Lane. Miss Nellie
Kelley. Miss Rita Dyson. Miss Doro-
thy Harrington, Miss Estelle Chi
Everett De Vaughan. Reginald Dy
son. Harman Chichester. Vernon and
Clarence Dyson and William Bernard.
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ALEXANDRIA.
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his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Oliver, on South Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Aitcheson
Lindsey have returned from their
wedding trip, and after December 10
will be at home a 621 Duke street.
Miss Mary Boetier has returned
from a visit 70 Mrs. q. S. Marshall III
Fairfax Court House.
Mrs. George Amner Rucker, who
has been visiting Mrs. Joseph Brown
in Buena Vista, Va. is now the guest
of her father, Mr., Robert Witt. in
Lexing gton, Va. AIcssrs Henry Daniel
and Amner Rucker have returned