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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07
-HAM AND" PICS. CAKES AND
CHICKEN DINNERS

Every farm yard hennery IL or
should be interested in the great poul-
try show at the state fair to be held
the last week In September. this year.
1923.
Every eater Of custard pie. every
palate that longs for ice cream, every
devOurer Of ''haln and" every pie
flend and pudding lover. each and
every chicken dinner pirate. every eye
that delights in pretty plumage. every
ear that delights In cackles and
crows, will be entertained and receive
much Of pleasure and education by
visiting the big poultry and pet stock
pavilion at the state falr.
Very few fairs In America are pro-
vided with such a splendid poultry
pavilion as that on the Colorado state
fair grounds; it's new, commodious,
comfortable. well lighted and watered.
clean and modern In each and every
particular.
Prospects are that the poultry show,
Including all kinds OF domestic fowls,
will be very much larger md better
than ever before this year. az there
has been great revival In the indus
try. largely on account OF the educa
tional campaigns that have been car.
ried on by the poultry experts Of the
state Agricultural College during the
past year.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07
UNCLE SAM COMING
IN ALL HIS GLORY
superb Agricultural Department Die
plays to Be Shown at Colorado
State Fair

Uncle Sam 10 coming again to the
Colorado State Fair September - to
~: this time with a bigger and better
exhibit than heretofore, Judging from
the amount Of floor space Manager
Beaman has been asked from Wash.
ington to reserve.
Carloads and carloads of just about
everything connected with the govern.
ments varied agricultural department.
will be brought, and with each branch
OF the display will be men trained In
their line, and they will demonstrate.
describe and explain everything under
their control.
These department Of agriculture men
will be here to answer questions: they
are educated to please the people and
take real pleasure In - doing.
This exhibit will show everything In
the line Of field and garden crops, how
best to raise and market them, how to
get rid Of the plant diseases and the
animal and insect pests. Everything
connected with forestry will he shown
with miniture mountains. hills. lakes
and streams. All about road and pave
ment building will be illustrated with
m exhibit Of materials and modes.
Forestry department alone will occupy
close to 1900 square feet Of floor
space.
In short. the best known to the
United States department Of sEricul.
ture that had been learned with many
years Of experiments, study and test
ing. sll At enormous cost. will b.
shown to the Colorado State Fair Wis.
itorS.
This department 10 specializing In
the live stock industry: II will show
state fair visitors the right and the
wrong ways Of feeding. breeding. care
and selection. with statistics and ex.
plantations In each case. Ia show re-
suits Of Investigations carried out by
the department Of agriculture. The
fair commission believes this exhibit
will be One of the most valuable
sources Of Information extended 10 Wis
iiOrx who will make use OF Il.
This year the department will pro-
duce new exhibits and new forms Of
displays, while = number of new
features will BE- shown.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07
PAINS FAMOUS FIRE works
WILL ILLUMINATE FAIR

Pains Fireworks Company vii
have charge of the pyrotecnics this
year Al the state fair. which opens On
September "a.
This great Chicago concerns makes
an exclusive business Of fireworks
manufacture.
All the year round they have d.
signers. chemists and mechanics at
work making ssw dssiSns: aiso they
secure the very laisa and best known
TO the french. the Chinss~. Jspaness
and other foreign fireworks experts.
sriencs and invsntion have made
great advances ID this line dsring the
past year: world war experiences
have resulted IL many spectacular ~
pieces which thrill all Observers with
enthusiastic ndmiration.
Homs ldea of the isnineosity Of the
prosrsm wAicA ~til ~ pst oa at this
years fais nay - had whsa u y
stated thae Il rsquifss tAirtssa type.
wristsa pAgss 70 msasisa the offer.
snt 0rsweeks peeductteas 70 b pee
seated . seats fair visiteea
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION
or HEIRRHJp

OF HEIRSHIP
Estate of Ira G. Christensen, de-
ceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that ON the
8th day of October A. d. 1928
the undersigned will present to the
County Court Of Rio Grande County
Colorado. its accounts for dnal set.
Element of administration Of said
estate. when and where all persons
In interest may appear and object
to them, II they 30 desire.
Notice is also hereby given that
application for the determination OF
heirship Of said Ira G.. Christensen
deceased has been made and that
the Court will on said date herein.
before mentioned. or At any time to
which the hearing may be continued
proceed to ascertain and determine
who are the heirs Of the said Ira
@. Christensen. deceased. and ~
such entitled to inherit any lands
tenements, hereditaments or other
property. real or personal. constitu.
ting all or a part Of the Estate o,
the said Ira G. Christensen. de.
ceased, and enter a Decree accord.
inEly. at which hearing all persons
claiming to be heirs at law of said
deceased may appear and present
their proof.
THE MONTE VISTA BANK
AND TRUST CO.
Administrator.
BY JONATHAN H. SMITH.
Secretary.
First Pub. Sept. Z. 1928.
Last Pub. October l, 1923.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07
sllI!iilillsIFF.s NOTICE on GALE

BY virtue Of certain Judgment
ald Decree rendered and entered OF
record in the once Of the Clerk of
the District Court Of Rio Grande
County. State OF Colorado, on the
S1st day Of July. A. D. 1923. and by
virtue Of . special execution issued
out of the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of said County, under
the terms thereof and to me direct
Cd. and dated the 9Th day of August,
A. D. 1923, whereby am command
ID and ordered to make the sum of
Five Thousand Seventy-six Dollars
and Eighty-eight Cents ($6076.SS). f.
a1d costs Of auit. taxed At Forty
neven Dollars and Ninety Cents
t47.S0. being the amount of that
certain judgment recently obtained
against the Defendant, James H.
Hogg. and for certain Specific Re-
lief in favor Of the said Alexander
Q. Farrow and Malissa M. Farrow.
In . certain cause pending in the
Distrist Court Of Rio Grsnde
County. wherein said Alexander
3. Farrow and Malissa NJ. Farrow,
sole heirs at law Of Eek Farrow. de-
ceased. are the Plaintiffs. and James
H. Hogg, Marie G. Smith. Emma
Preston, Mamie Packard and C. A.
Smith, are the Defendants, out of
certain real property described in
said Judgment and Decree. belong
ing to the said Defendant. James H.
Hogg;
/ have levied on the following de-
scribed property. to-wit:
The Northeast Quarter
(NEA) of Section Thirty 500
in Township Thirty-seven $50
North, Range Eight (8). East
Of the New Mexico Principal
Meridian. in the County Of Rio
Grande, State Of Colorado. to-
Eether with all improvements
. thereon and all appurtenances
thereunto belonging. and to-
gether with Its pro rata share
Of water and water rights be-
longing to The Terrace Irrtga-
tion District. within which said
land is included and forms .
part thereof,
~ the property OF James H. Hogg,
Defendant. As II appears from said
Order. Judgment and Decree hled
and recorded in the ofiice Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Rio
Grande County. In the State of
Colorado.
Notice is hereby given that I will
expose for sale At Public Auction.
ali the right, title. interest and
claim of the above Defendant.
James H. Hogg. in and to the above
described premises, on the l7th day
Of September, A. d. 1923. At the
hour Of ten O'Clock In the forenoon
Of said day. At the front door OF the
County Court House At Del Norte.
Colorado, to the highest bidder for
cash.
Dated this 18th day Of August.
"A. d. 1923.
EARL p. HARPER.
}SheriR Of Rio Grande County. Colo.
First publication Aug. II. 1923.
Last Publication Sept. ~, 1923.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07
sHkRIFr's NOTICE or SALE

BY virtue Of Q certain Judgment
and Decree rendered and entered OF
record In the once OF the Clerk Of
the District Court OF Rio Grande
County, State OF Colorado. on the
9Th day of July. A. D. 1923. and BY
virtue OF q special execution issued
out Of the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of said County. under
the terms thereof and to me direct
ed, and dated the 7th day OF August.
A. D. 1923. whereby I am command
Cd and ordered TO make the sum OF
Eighteen Hundred Twenty-six Dol
lars and Sixty Cents (els.s.sO.
and costs Of suit. taxed at Sixteen
(Sls.oo) Dollars. being the amount
OF that certain Judgment recently
obtained against the Defendant
John p. 8choSlerman and for certain
specific relief In favor Of the said
n. H. .Schoelerman. In . certain
cause pending In the District Court
OF Rio Orande County. whsrein said
II. H. 6ehoelerman 10 the Plaintiff.
and John p. schosierman: The First
Nationai Bank Of Monte Vista: The
Firpt National Bank Of Center: and
Edvard b. Hurt are Defea6ants. out
Of certain real property described In
siiA Judgment and Decree. belong.
lnR 10 the said Defendant John p.
0ehoelsf0aa:
I have levied on the followinA
described property. to.wN: ~
s.d Tvsive (i3D. and the North
half (NMl Of Lot Th'rssHa
(iS), Block Twentyfix (3so.
II the Town Of Monte VISTA
Aio 0rsnde County. state OF
Colorado. together with o.! !n-
Dfovom0ots thereon aad all the
appurtsnancss thsresnso ~
loaStng Or thsrsunso appsf'
taioiaS.
% The property Of Jobs p. scAoslsr-
nsa, Defendant. - Il apDears NON
~ os1es. JuAgDsat ed Deetee
AIo1 au1 rocer1el IN the eeSee q soe
Cteek q The Dletftst Cours ee ~
0fasls County. b he seats q cess-
Ns&sss = Assssy stvee thes ! VIII
ssDeee tes ~ q Pueen Aoeeeeo:
81 tAe .igAt. tjtle. iateeeee 80
esaln q ~ aeeve DeteaAass. !ena
?. 0eAselse0aa, = sal y ~ ascve
1eeesibe1 psenooes. - tne I7o ~
ee 0eoesobes. 4. D. 1888. at TIE
hour Of ~ e'eleek y tAe soeeeoea
q ~ LAY. q ehe fSoat eoot 6 u
County Court Aeuse q Del Nosts.
Colorado. 70 the highsst bidder Tor
cast.
Dated this 18th lsy Of August.
4 D. 1883.
EARL ?. HARPER.
obsst9 q Rio ossads County. ceie.
v1sse paAllsaaioa Aue. y. lSSS.
tAse tu1o1eatteo oopA ~. 1888.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07
MUCH m,em Glass llvasroex

Hls hsess aaA eattis ~ throssAeut
ths ceUstsy ~ ~ Coloss6e state
Fair givss ths0 ~ bsse ecce0oo1a.
does tAsy nd aAywhsee.
That ln0saso i've sesek Daviiisa Il
.Juse sbsst psseeet3ea, - tAs fair of-
fcasls 6y tAslP eoasftss1sA have wos,
Q warn ~ ia ~ hearts q svssy
sxhtoitee tat ~ svoe eoDo.
LAse year ths live seoek department
q ~ Ceassa1e Hair beat sli Unitsd
States FeeosdD 10 0svsssi s1hiblsioa
Dafdeu1ass; naay s60tieaai exhib.
itees Aave eoossaeel tAsy Will - "a
hanl WttA thslf eesek auslAg tAs lasf
vsah & osDesn6as. ~ 81.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07
NOTICE or ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate Of George 8. Myers. de-
ooased. Ne. $50. ssi..
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
Npresent them for adtustment to the
County Court Of Rio 0rande Coun-
~. Colorado. on the 18th day Of
September A. D. 1873.
SARAH B. MYERS.
Administratrix.
Aug. lo-Sept7.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07

FOR SALE-Large size Art Gar
land base burner, perfectly good.
less than half price. Mrs. Kohler.
216 Madison.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07
- WA M # A % 8
Ads Under this Heading l0c Line per Week
Count Six Words to the Line
FOR SALE

Will offer at private sale several
pieces Of furniture, five rugs, hard
coal heater and hard coal. Earl
Johnston, 21S Franklin st.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07
FOR SALE-Fine roasting ears
8. Mcdonald. Phone 523F4.
FOR SALE

See Mrs. Fuson for dressmaking
At 81 Durham ST. Phone 131NJ.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07

FOR SALE-l team mares. l
wagon. ! spud rack, set heavy har-
ness, milch cows one fresh, l
cream separator new. E. +. Samples.
Monte Vista. Colo. |
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07

F o SA l. E--Colorado Potato
Screen. Call S9Jl3 Center.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07
WANTED

-WANTED-$19OO. 90 on first
mortgage business property. Box
AZ, Monte Vista.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07

YOUR BATTERY WORK
where will you place it? With
the concern that is able to
show you the most service at
the least cost. will you not?
That's where we come in. We
are willing to stake our rep
utation on the service we rem.
der. Recharging, repairing.
renting. Also new batteries.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07

-WANTED-To sell middle size,
wardrobe trunk. Inquire Journa
office or Phone 134W.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07

Passenger Touring Car for sale
or trade. Easy terms IL wanted.
ROY DODGE
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07

.-WANTED-To rent a piano for a
few months. Call 119W or 409.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07

FOR SALE-Cucumbers at 35C
per gallon. c. A. Quiram. Phone
19lW.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-09-07

-WANTED-To buy stock hogs. G
z. Newmyer. Phone 61 Center.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
Diplomatic Ian s
Gatller II ii
pital

The Spanish Ambassador and
Mime. Riano, who have been RE ssi11e
some time with the latters brother.
in.law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs
Chandler Anderson, at York HaroorI
ana who were recent ~ iEl Atlantic
CITY. are now IN New York at the
Ambassador for several days hey
win return to Washington the fir9I
81 the week.
The Minister II Venezuela and
Nine. Arcaya win entertain III
formally 81 luncheon tomorrow
The new secretary ~ the lega.
ton. Or. Francisco Yai1ee, has ar.
rived Is take up his duties, and Is
afoDpirlR af the ChastIetOrl He
succeeds Louis ClurIon
The Minister 0f Poland, Dr.
I.aIisIas robleWslsi, entertained
fourteen guests 4 dinner last eve.
ming al Che shore ham
Nine. Sze, wife of the Minister Of
China and her young sons sailed
TODAY on the Ereaid dent riding for
ENGLAND ana will place the boys III
school, returning afteryEaTd ta this
country DR. Sxe, who ri in New
york Is say farewell 10 flls family.
VII return to Washington pll Mon.
day. Nine Sc viii be absent &
1410ntl1
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
NOTED GE RNAN
D hPPE N
IN D 0
ms
Prof. Willy Bur1lestef VioIlnA
it Win Play it National
Theater


One ol the musical events q
interest this season win be the.
gis.sf anr,oava,, 4, ~ I, ~ rS,esx.
.,'s.,. NJ. ...'ss'S y.
slay OLD 81 e1ies r ~
twenty years 0f the foremost
yfolfnist 81 Germany prof Wfliy
r,.,,.,,,a...,. 49,, ,,,I,I ,.. .s. -,
i. .s ...s...s.. 49, 'a.. a...ssS - 8. 3.
q 81 W. ens u ~
1lleaters naarsQay akteEnooIai Qct0-
ber 25, Immediately following HIS
American debut at Carnegie Hall
III New York on October 20
More than decade aRo this
brilliant artist, an artist even lheK
compared 10 the masters uf che
fnstrurneflt. made a brief fotir 81
the Unfted states and won consld
erable artistic acclaim. Since then
he has grown III artistic achieve
illeIit and Tor more than ten years
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
LAKE MICHIGAN SECURED
FOR MISSING FRUIT BOAT

ST. JOSEPH Mich, SEPT. 22.-
Although 1t is feared the sixty.foot
gasoline. fruit racket Forelle. MISS
ing since Wednesday night. has
foundered, with its crew of five
men, search was continued TODAY.
Lake Michigan still was running
high, hampering the search by
fishermen and Coast Guard crews.
Captain Nncaide, of the Coast
Guard, expressed belief the Forelle
could not ride the severe storm,
Another packet caught in the
tempest reached port with it's decks
smashed. and the crew of a third
suffered from exposure.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22

and Iuck--dO not guess II and do
not compose and quiet the North
western votes. then there is q nos.
sfbility that La Toilette might be.
H6ve that In November or 1924 he
could carry q few Northwa waetern
Statesf for a new party, and in
those States establish nursery IN
which that new party could grow
up.
IN the surmfse OF this writer.
La Toilette might be attracted by
an obscure solid carrying OF q few
States in a little block for future
use, while he might not be attract
ed at all by general thin crusade
throughout the country with no
States carried and with a net Re.
suit of nothing but more noise.
He would rather put wing on
his citadel. to leave to his success:
sors. than roam through all the
land and leave nothing behind but
an echo.
win Fight Tor Gains.
z Moreover, IL he sees no really
solid prospect of carrying any
States at all: he will remain tech.
nicaily regular In 1924. Just ex-
actly as he remained techinacIly
regular" in 1912, when Taft was
the Republican nominee.
The sum Of La FsoIIette-next wear
and every year--is that he will
fight for gains for his ideas but
beSwin fight for gains and not for
sky.rocket explosions and collapses
copyright. 1928. Washington Preag
tSerVtcH.1
The Washington times., 1923-09-22

with Mr.. Phillips, is now III New
York and is ak the Ritz. Carlton
Hotel for q brief stay
Lady MacIxinnOn, daughter of Sir
Donald MaclSinnOr1. Australian Gtglsl.
missioner, and her daughter, who
have come from New York, are at
the Slioreham for b few. days and
have engaged an apartment AZ the
hotel for the latter part OF DeceIn-
oer when they propose To return
to town Tor an extended stay.
Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, Wits of the
governor of Pennsylvania. win 80
to New York to attend the annual
exhibit of the New York League
OF Business and Professional Women
and win speak at the opening ses-
sion At the Hotel Commodore on
Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Capper. wife of SEN
ator Capper Of Kansas, viii enter
tain at luncheon at the Chevy
Chase Club on Thursday. Senator
and Mrs. Capper. who were ~
Magnolia, Mass, for part ct ne
summer. are In washington Tor
snort stay ana expect 10 tssstVS nksAt
week for Kansas to remain until
Congress conyenes:
Mrs. o. III. r. Belmont, who
started West recently, Is now Al
Colorado Springs, and Is staying
ait the BrOadmoor Hotel.
Senator and Mrs. John w. Har
reid moved yesterday into heir
new home at 1886 Corcoran street
They viii go shortly to Oklahoma tc
spend several weeks.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
ERIE MUST PAY WAGE
CUT, BOARD ORDERS

CHICAGO. Sent. 22.-Reimburee.
nent by the Erie Railroad of clerks
to the extent Of the wage loss thew
suffered during January 1921, when
a wage reduction was made, was
ordered by the Railroad Labor
Board. ss
The board stated that wages were
reduced approximately 80 per cent
and held the reduction was viola.
ton Of wage decision No. 2 OF July,
1920. BY which the Erie and the
Brotherhood OF Railway. Clerks were
affected.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
Mrs. Locke 70 Visit
HnyrinQfo1s III NeuO York.

Mrs. Morris Ernest Locke. wife of
Colonel Locke, will 90 to New York
the latter part Of next week to be
the guest Of Sir John and Lady Har.
rington, Of England, who are In this
country on brief business tEip,
and who will sail for England
October 2. Lady Harrington is an,
aunt Of Mrs Locke.
Little Mary Preston Gibson, who
has just returned with her mother,
Mrs. Locke, from York HarbOr, Me-,
celebrated her tenth birthday at an
informal party last evening.
Larz Anderson passed yesterday
in Washington en- route from his
summer place. Weld, at ouAline,
Mass, to White Sulphur Springs,
where he will pass several weeks.
Mrs. Anderson. who remained at
Weld, will come to Washington and
open her house on Massachusetts
avenue, next month.
-
Col. Jacques Baisan and Mime.
Balsan. formerly Duchess of MARI
borough, plan sailing for their
Paris home on September %. They
have been guests of the latter's
aunt, Mrs. Henry White, at her
Lenox country place. Elm Court.
From there they went to Prides
Crossing to be guests Of Nine.
Balsan's brother, Harold s. Van
derbflt.
-
Miss Eliza Scidmore, who expects
to make her home abroad in future,
is giving up her apartment at
Stoneleigh Court and will sail for
Europe next week. She will spend
the winter on the Riviera. Miss
Scidmore is entertaining informally
at tea at the Washington Club this
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
Ed ugard Cam to
e rosa Ost sss.

Nati0na head Quarters 0k l1e
American Red Cross WIN be open
from 10 ID o'clock as usual kOnaOT
row. Mrs Edward fEvefet arm
viii act as hostess 10 show visitors
the numerous Red Cross exhibita
that are III the headQa tiers build.
iI1g she Will be assisted BIZ Ms
Arthur Capper. Mrs. John Hi Ll's.
Charles Lowndes, Mrs Lon WI iIi-
aIrls. Mrs.. Harry Banny Castle Mrs.
Warren Castle and Mrs. illiarn
Rodenberg
Dr. and Mrs James Mitchell
who have followed their ANNUAL Gus
tom, and spent the summer AZ Bal
fIarb0r. viii return 70 town Oc.
John Waller Is III Atlantic
city attending the cnventioil N
fl1e American Bankers Association
Mr. Waller Is stopping at the Am
! has d0r
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
and will entertain at dinner 81 Nom
day evening.

and will entertain at dinner 81 Mon
day evening.
Stanley Hawks entertained infor-
rnaliy at dinner las evening la
celebration of his appointment ID
the dipIomAtic service Ills guests
were william R Castle. jr.. Allan
Dulles, Alan Winsiow. Richard
southgate. Fabst McF adden. ana
Harlan Miller, All asof the diplomatic
service and at present on duty at
the State Department.
Mrs. William n, MacDousalI ana
her daughters, the Misses ZilIa and
Charlotte MacD cDougaIl, have leased
an apartment III the st. Adams of
which they viii take possession III
October when Rear Admiral Mac.
D0ugalI leaves tO assume command
I.O9 the scouting fleet
AimiraI and Mrs. MacDugaII and
the Misses MaeDcugAII viii be 1T
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
IDE NTIIY 4 or S N slsllAN
SUICIDE laII l<Iio ollvIN

CLEVELAND. Ohio. ept.
The body Of man ree erred af 4
hotel as Martin. 81 Detroit
bur believed to be H Madden
|a salesman from Newark. N .s
lies III the county rloraue here f0s
day awaiting tdentif ton, follow
Efng his, suicide late yesterday
Martin wallowed dose Of
poison, climbed ont Of 3 sevent story
window hung Nv his finger tips
FOR few moments. then crashed fp
the roof of the hotel Kitchen aiN
stories below He Was dead wIler
his body vas picked up. "a die
i,lorld ring ard stick pin. and SIS {
Ein cash were found ori his BODY
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
Kansas Senator Host
At Informal Luncheon.

Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas
entertained a small company at
luncheon yesterday on the Willard
roof as did former Senator Cham
berlain of Oregon
S
Reginald Williams, son of DIR. and
Mrs. Tom Williams. who spent the
summer in this country with Ills
parents. has sailed for England 10
resume his studies at Harrow. He
will return to the United States in
the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Barstow Smull
and their daughter. Miss Katharine
Smull. who spent the summer In
california; are established at the
Hamilton temporarily.
s.
Miss Elizabeth Hanna has gone to
Upperville, Va, to stay over Sunday
with Miss Adeline Oxnard, daughter
OF Mrs. Henry r. Oxnard. She win
return to- Washington on Monday
The Washington times., 1923-09-22
Bridal Couple Leading
For Home II Vermont

Willaam ~. 6turteYant ana nas
bride, VINO was Miss Elizabeth.
wheeler, are leaving washington 70
morrow Tor ~. Ainans, q, Wnere
Lney VIII maize their nome. MS
Sturteyant. is the daughter of MIS-.
kennedy Wheeler:
-
Henry Coleman ia son 0k Gol.
and Mrs. Henry ts 81 tne
Hamilton,
Dr.. and Mrs. IS. q. Goodwin were
hosts at dinner last evening at -
Mss; Mark u. Bristol wife of Adj
miral Bristol =. N.. American