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Evening star., 1923-07-29
Miss Block to Wed
At Willard August {

Mr.. and Mrs I. e. Block have is
sued invitations for the marriage OF
their daughter Ruth to Mr.. Harry
Shapiro. Wednesday evening. August
s. at s o'clock, in the New willard
Hotel. The ceremony will be per-
formed by DR.. Merfeld of the Wash
ington Hebrew Congregation. and
will be followed by dancing and a
buffet supper.
Miss Block will be attended by
Mrs. II. Shapiro as matron of honor,
and Miss Rae Shapiro will be maid
of honor. Two little flower girls will
precede the wedding party-vlittle Miss
HELEN Garf1nkIe and little Miss Evelyn
Hartstall DR.. II. Shapiro will be best.
man for his brother.
Evening star., 1923-07-29
Miss Beatrice Whittier.
Entertained in Detroit

Miss Beatrice Whittier is visiting
in Detroit, the guest of Miss Eliza
beth Parker. and is being royalty
entertained by Miss Parkers friends.
Miss Muriel Sisman and Miss Jessie
McGregor each gave luncheons for
her last week. and there were swim
ming parties and dinners at the Pine
Lake Country Club for her. Miss
Hortense Knox gave a dinner dance
In her honor Saturday night at the
Oakland Hills Country Club; Miss
Rosemary Lowe gave luncheon
Monday and Mrs. George Wilson gave
one Wednesday at the Bloomfield
Hills Country Club for her
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Officers of the Army. Navy and Ma
rine Corps are spending the summer
at. their stations, making numerous
short trips into the country or to the
mountains and seashore. Many of
them, en- route to new posts. are taxi
a few weeks rest before settling
down for the winter.
Admiral and Mrs Edward w. Eberle
will return to Washington the hrst
of the week from New York, where
they are passing several days.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cary 7.
Grayson. who spent the early part of
the season at Blue Ridge Summit. are
now at the Aspinwall Hotel. in Lenox,
Mass.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Jacob Haw-
ley are established in their summer
home, Mizzentop, at Whitefield, N. H.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs Robert Davis
have left Washington for a vacation
in the north.
Col. and Mrs Charles Keller. who
recently returned from a. trip to CAL
ifornia, are spending few days In
New York
Mrs. Fleet, wife of Mai. Henry Fleet.
will arrive tomorrow from Governors
Island to spend the week with Col.
and Mrs. Wait Johnson
is spending several weeks with Col.
ana Mrs. Johnson.
Col. and Mrs. Edward II. Tarbut-
ton, will leave Washington the nrst
Of the week by motor for Fort sam
Houston, Tex, the formers new post.
Mrs. Richard w. Dear and her son
Richard have gone to Wess PoinG
sso1 shsy are sqs'sfn 4s Dear OF nn ana hsa
son 4 spent this month at Virginia
Beach, and on the conclusion of their
visit, at West Point they will Join
Maj, Dear at Fort EustiA Va. where
he recently was stationed.
Maj. and Mrs. James A. Lyon are
spending the week end motoring
Mrs. Palmer, wife of Mai. E. A.
Fort Schuyler, n r. and 10 visiting
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mras Albert r. HilIix. Maj. and Mrs.
Palmer will sail In September for the
Philippines, where the former has
been ordered for duty. :.
Commander and Mrs. E. ]. Marquart
will close their apartment the middle
of next month and motor to Nara.
gansAtt Pier. where they will spend a
fortnight. -
Maj and Mrs. Thomas b Larkin
and their two children recently re-
turned to this country after two
year stay in Japan. whore MAI. Lar
kin was tho assistant military at
tache at the United States embassy.
MAI and MrA-Larkin now, are with
the lattnr' paxenss, .Couanaa.ndey. and
Evening star., 1923-07-29
Cabinet and Congress
In the Passing Throns

The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
Mellon. and his daughter and son,
Miss Ailsa Mellon and Mr.. Paul Nell
lon. who are spending several
months in Europe, will return to
this country the latter part of next
month.
The acting secretary OF commerce
Mr.. j. Walter Drake, will return to
, Washington tomorrow afternoon
from Detroit. where he Is passing a
FAMILY. who are established there for
the season.
Senator and Mrs. Oscar w. Under
wood are now at their home in Ala
bama. where they will remain until
autumn.
Mrs Arthur Capper. wife of Sena-
tor Capper, is in Washington and
has opened her house on 18th street.
Senator Capper, who is at his home
In Kansas. will join her here shortly.
and they will leave for a trip in the
north.
Representative and Mrs. Samuel Il.
Winslow have leased the residence
Of Mrs Frederic r. Harris. at 234o
Massachusetts, avenue. for the COM
The director general of the Pan
American Union. DR.. L. s. Rowe. has
gone to williamstown to attend the
Institute of Politics. DR.. Rowe will
have charge of the round table on
Latin American affairs. He will re-
turn to Washington Immediately at
the conclusion Of the sessions of the
institute.
The director OF the consular serv-
Ice, Mr.. Wilbur j. Carr, Spent last
week end with Mrs. Carr and her
mother. Mrs Ezra L. Koon, at Allan
tic City, where they are spending
July. Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Koon ex-
pect to start the latter part of this
week for Lsnox, Mass, to remain
until the autumn.
The assistant secretary of the
Treasury. Col Clifford. will return to
Washington "wednesday from Chi
cago. whera he went for a short
visit.
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Justice of the Supreme Court and
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney in their summer.
home at Morristown. Mr.. Chiffon will
/ return tomorrow.
The charge d'affaires of Argentina
| Mr.. Felipe A. Espil, will return the
| first of the week from Bfltmore. n.
G., where he is the guest OF Mrs.
| George Vanderbilt.
| The charge dafaires of the Neither
lands. DR.. J. B Hubrecht, will return
to Washington the first OF next week,
| passing some time with Nine. Hu-
| brecht and their children.
The charge d'afaires of Salvador,
DR.. Don Hector David Castro, will go
to New York Tuesday or Wednesday
and will sail later in the week to
spend about two months at his home
Pin Salvador.
Mime. Tsamados, wife of the charge
/ d'afraires of Greece, Is passing some
time at Buena Vista Springs.
| British embassy. Mr. John joyce
| Broderick. will return tomorrow from
New York, where he is making
short visit.
The secretary of the legation of
| Panama, Senior Don Juan B. Chevalier.
will return to Washington the first
| of the week from Sherwood Forrest,
| Md, where he Is the guest of the
| commercial attache of the embassy
| and Sonora de Lyons.
The secretary of the Polish Lega-
| tion. DR.. Venceslas Sokolowski, sailed
l yesterday on the Leviathan, to pass
| about two months in Europe.
I Sonora Dona Ana de Diaz. wife of
| the secretary of the legation of Hon
duras. left Washington last evening
for New York. The secretary viii
leave the middle of the week by
motor to join Sonora de Dias, who
will accompany him on a motor trip
| in the north. $3.50
| The third secretary of the German
| embassy. Baron Leopold Plessen, ac-
| companied by his sister, Baroness
Plesssn. left Washington yesterdaX,
pass about six weeks. Baroness
Plessen will spend the winter In
Washington.
the German embassy and Frau Ries-
| ser. who went to New York Friday.
will sail Tuesday on the Colombo
| for italy. They will spend some time
In Naples before going to Riga:
| transferred as first secretary of the
| German legation.
The minister .of Hungary and
| Countess Szechenyi, who are occupy
4 ing the estate at Newport of Mrs.
Harry, Payne Whitney, sister OF the
| countess, will leave there shortly for
| a trip of several weeks to Alaska
| They will return to Newport for the
, late season.
| Miss Alice Sxechenyi, daughter ef
| Count and Countess Szechenyi, had u
| birthday anniversary Thursday, and
| a party was arranged by her mother
! that she might entertain her young
| friends in the colony.
Mr.. Harold Sims. attachs of the
British embassy, left Washington
yesterday to visit his parents In Mon
| treaL
The newly appointed attaehe of the
| Japanese embassy, Mr.. Keixofujii, has
arrived in Washington and taken up
his duties at the embassy.
| Dr. Salvador Covero of Peru will
| come to Washington Wednesday and
conference as legal adviser. He will
be accompanied by his three daugh-
ters.
The secretary OF the italian en-
bassy. Baron Giovanni di Csuira- will
entertain at an Italian dinner tomor-
row evening. Wednesday evening
Rarone di Guira entertained ct din
| ner, in compliment to the charge
d affaires of Belgium and Nine LIE
Marie de Warzee d'Hermaille.
Evening star., 1923-07-29
Rev. John F. McElwee
Guest at Breton Woods

The Rev. John Fl McElwee of
Washington spent last week at the
Mount Pleasant House at Breton
Woods Others there were Miss YER
non Custer, Mrs. A. M. Baylis, Mr..
Clause w. Packer. Mr.. o. r. James
and Mr.. #. b. Underwood, all Of
Washington.
Mrs. c. c. Chapman and her daugh-
ter of Washington will spend August
at the Mount Pleasant. Among those
who spent few days were Mrs.
III. s. Barney. the Misses Hopkins and
Miss Ethel Williams, all of Washing
ton
Evening star., 1923-07-29
Entertains at Bridge
In Honor of Mrs. Crisr

Mrs. c. w. Robertson, who Is
spending the summer at jamestown.
r. l., entertained at a bridge luncheon
yesterday at the Casino in honor of
Mrs. Crisp of Washington, who is
visiting Admiral and Mrs. ,Latimer at
Newport, and Mrs. William Corcoran
Hill. I'd, of Baltimore. Mrs. George
T. Wood. jr., of Louisville, daughter
of the hostess. and Mrs. Sarah Lee
Phillips Of Washington assisted.
Evening star., 1923-07-29
Miss Coushlin to Wed
Mrs. Frederick u. Well.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel James Coushlin
of Chevy Chase have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Elva
Ellen, to Mr.. Frederick Underwood
Wells, OF New Haven, Conn,
The announcement was made at q
bridge luncheon given Thursday. No
date has been set for the wedding,
which. will probably take place in the
late fall. u ::
Evening star., 1923-07-29
Army, Navy, Marine Corps
Cited in Notes Of Interest
Officers on Stations Making Trips to Mountain
: and Seashore-Many En- Route
to New Posts =

Mrs. William Manning Irwin. who are
visiting Admiral and Mrs Harold p
Norton at the Anchorage, Osterville,
Mass.
Maj. and Mrs. George H. Rathgeber
of Manila, who are spending a short
time at the Arlington Hotel. will start
this week for San Francisco.
Evening star., 1923-07-29
Official and Diplomatic
Washington Is Scattered
To Four Corners of Earth
turn Of President and Mrs. Harding Expected
Late In August. - :,

FFCIA and diplomatic Washington
of the earth and the st Of August will fewer OF
with members OF their party are starting home and it is
S e that by M ss M rs @ a I ss s | ,Sus
what firing trip their will nd the White House thoroughly
M % an has ben back | or days short e v @ e
United England and Mrs Harvey their
home in New Jersey
THE week has been dull here though Washington we'll
American and foreign There have
latter entertaining ehage dafae of
Belgium La dHemaIe entertained small
but dinner early the week and the departure
Dr. and Frau of the German embassy made them the
cipients of several farewell parties.
THE largest and
reception which the charge dafres of Peru and Sonora
de Gonzalez Prada their Wardmn Park
Hotel of 0d independence
attended diplomats
number of residential society
THE changing society Capital
particularly coming season. there are many
only senatorial and Congressional circles
but in the Army and Navy for there number newly appointed
temporarily expecting larger and
before the arrival of their families
John McAuey They have made
friends during their here and will be genuinely
Coonz will be stationed the Pacific
who will come here fill Admiral Coontz place chief of
then
Annapolis where the admiral superintendent the Naval
there delightful place atmosphere
several weeks of the institute DR. Garfield who fuel
fauss I th w1 sGn Our sryred TYR 1 lanes
in the establishment Of the institute =.
motoring through breathing the salt
ar OF the sea Newport Narragansett Pier Bar Harbo
Evening star., 1923-07-29
Miss Ruth Atlas to Wed
R. Klein, Is Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Atlas announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Ruth to. Mr.. Reuben Klein, OF this city,
Evening star., 1923-07-29

WHILE studying politics
motoring through the hills, breathing invgoratng
Newport,
the OF Jersey and farther con-
in
of Europe of which
Evening star., 1923-07-29

The secretary of the Polish Lega-
tion. DR.. Venceslas Sokolowski, sailed
yesterday on the Leviathan, to pass
about two months in Europe.
Evening star., 1923-07-29

The secretary of the. legation of
Panama, Senior Don Juan 3. Chevaiier.
will return to Washington the first
Md. where he Is the guest of the
commercial attache of the embassy
and Sonora de Lyons.
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Sonora Dona Ana de Diaz, wife of
the secretary of the legation of Hon
duras. left Washington last evening
for New York. The secretary will
leave the middle of the week by
motor to join Sonora de Dias, who
will accompany him on a motor trip
in the north. A ..-..-'
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Maj and Mrs. Thomas b. Larkin
and. their two children recently re-
turned to this country after . two
year stay in Japan. whore MAJ. Lar
kin was the assistant military at
taclie at the United States embassy.
MAI. and MrA~LArkin now. are with
Evening star., 1923-07-29

The commercial counselor of the
British embassy, Mr.. John joyce
Broderick. will return tomorrow from
New York, where he is making a
short visit
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Mime. Tsamados, wife of the charge
daffaires of Greece, Is passing some
time at Buena Vista Springs.
Evening star., 1923-07-29

The third secretary of the German
embassy. Baron Leopold Plessen, ac-
companied by his sister, Baroness
Plessen, left Washington YESTERDAY
for New Orleans, where they will
pass about six weeks. Baroness
Plessen will spend the winter In
Washington.
Evening star., 1923-07-29

The retiring second secretary of
the German embassy and Frau Ries-
ser, who went to New York Friday.
will sail Tuesday on the Colombo
for Italy. They will spend some time
in Naples before going TO Riga.
Latvia, where DR.. Riesser has been
transferred as first secretary of the
German legation
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Mrs. Julian Harris Of Detroit, who.
with Mr.. Harris. lived in Washing
ton during the late war. Is established
in their summer home on the Severn
river. at Annapolis. with, their small
daughter. Miss Sally Gail Harris. Mr..
HarYiA will Join them there, for the
Evening star., 1923-07-29

Commander and Mrs. E. ]. MarquArt
will. close their apartment the middle
of next month and motor to Nara.
gansett Pier. where they will spend a
fortnight. '~r -
Evening star., 1923-07-29

The assistant secretary of the
Treasury. Col Clifford. will return to
Washington "wednesday from Chi
cago. where he went for a short
visit.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-16
Un relate interesante
Como Sc lIevo cabo ell fusilamiento de
los ex-ministros griegos

Ell corresponsal en- Atenas del lie
Petit Parisien'' ha enviado su pc
ri6dico un relate de la escena del fusi-
lamiento de los ex ministries condena-
dos por e. Consejo de guerra revolucio-
mario.
FL interesante relate dice asi:
LA sentencia les fu6 comunicada a
los seis condenados los ocho media
de la mafana por Ell comisario de la
REVOLUTION Neocosmos Grigoriades. Al
acabar este la lectura de la sentencia,
advirtio que Sc cumpliria Immediate
mente, y les indic6 que, 81 Querian, po-
dian dar ell 1ltimo abrazo sus fani-
las. Todos aceptaron, Y, al salir de la
rrisi6n ell comisario, Sc dejo entrar a
las familias.
A la media hora Sc condujo a los
condenados al patio de la prision, el
genera.isimo fue degradado.
Un instante mas tarde alguien VIC
acodado en- una ventana al senor Bal
tazzi. "Tenia el aspecto completamen-
to tranquilo''. Sc supo despues que du-
rante la entrevista de los condenados
y sus parientes, estos, enganados por
una generosa illusion, pretendieron que
no Sc uevara cabo ell fusilamiento.
Sin embargo, a esa hora estaban va
tomadas todas las decisiones, 10 IRE
vocable iba a cumplirse.
Las tropas, Ell prefecto de Policia y
algunos magistrates Sc trasladaron al
lugar de la ejecuci6n. que fue m cam
po desolado en- las afueras, leno de
detritus de latas de conservas, que
parece Ell seco lecho de una torrentera.
Era una manana lluviosa, sombria y
glacial.
Las tropas que forrnaron Ell cuadro
eran originarias de la Tracia. Ell pelo.
ton que tenia que efectuar Ia ejecu-
ci6n estaba tornado por treinta sels
hombres.
POGO despues de las once, los asis-
tentes oyeron sonar las bocinas de
nuos motores. Fran tres. Ell primero y
Ell tilttmo llevaban soldados armados
En- Ell de en- medic iban los condenados.
Ell primero en- descender fue Stratos,
Sc volvio para dar la mano de Gou-
naris. Una espantosa palidez habia en-
Ell rostro del antique presidente del
Consejo, y, no obstante, marcho con
paso firme rechaz6 Baltazzi, que
tambien acudio para sostenerle.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-16
La COmiSi6n C0nSOIidadO-
"a de Ia deuda britannica
IIGg0 a EStadOS UnidOS
(De "La 5Prensa", de N. W

Mr.. Stanley Baldwin canciller del
tesoro brit&nico y jefe de la delega
cion consoiidadora de la deuda brita
MICA, que lego aqui bordo del va
por Majestic, manifesto al desembar-
car que confaba en- terminar con exi.
to sus labores, en- un termino de ouin-
ce dfas, fin de poder regresar a In.
glaterra en- Ell Olympic, ell dia 20 de
enero.
MI. Baldwin y los demas miembros
CUE componen dicha comisi6n. salieron
para Washington la una v treinta
pasado meridiano. Hoy Sc iniciaran en-
Washington las negociaciones para La
consolidation de la deuda de la Gran
Bretaia los Estados Unidos, que Sc
eleva alredor de $4,277, ,00o,0 900.
He venido los Estados Unidos
para efectuar un ajuste respeto la
deuda que Inglaterra tiene con ests
pais-decIar6 MIR. Baldwin. No tengo
al presente en- perspectiva ningun plan
dednitivo, pero confio EN- que sera po-
sible hacer prontamente algun arreglo.
De clio depende ell comercio interna-
cional y los negocios en- general
Ell problma parece simple, 81 como
espero, encontramos la soluci6n, demos
traremos al mundo 10 que dos grandes
naciones pueden hacer en- ell ajuste de
un problema de tan vasta magnitud.
81 no logramos hacer ningun conve-
Mo sera triste ell resultado. La reac-
ci6n Sc traducira en- difcultades mer-
cantiles y falta de trabajo en- las indus
trias. 81 tengo exito creere que no he
vivido en- vano.
Mr.. Montague collet Norman, gober-
nador del banco de Inglaterra desde Ell
afio de 1920 Y mienbro de la comisi6n
admiti6 haber hecho una vista los
Estados Unidos de incognito, en- ell mes
de abril de mil novecientos veintid6s,
para discutir la situaci6n flnanciera I'M
ternacional con ell presidente Harding.
-Discutimos todas las fases de las
finanzas del mundo-dijo-. Ell presiden
tie Harding es un hombre de magnifco
trato.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-16

Les siguieron los otros tres. y prom
to formaron I'm grupo negro en- medic
del rectangulo de las tropas, bajo la
lluvia que no cesaba de caer.
Ell ex ministro de la Guerra, Theoto-
kis, Sc aproxim6 a un soldado inmovil.
-iQue Sc acabe este pronto!- ex-
clam6.
FL Sr. Stratos sac6 una pitillera y
Sc la ofrecio a un Official, con estas pa
labras:
-Dile mi hijo que le pido de todo
coraz6n que no Sc ocupe nunca de po-
Utica que guarde este en- recuerdo
de mis- iltimos instantes.
Entretanto, Baltazzi nmpiaba su mo-
noculo, empafiado por ell frio, y, al YER
10, ProtopapadakiS hizo 10 mismo con
sus gafas. En- cuanto al general, tenn
blaba, y Sc veia que las lagrimaS ro.
duro mas que un instante.
Todo este, que parece tan largo, no
daban por su rostro.
Los seis hombres fueron colocados
ante los eiecutadores.
Durante la noche Sc habia construi
do una trinchera, y ante ella un pa
rapeto.
Detras de este parapeto que les GU
nria las pieraas y ell vientre, fueron
7lineados los sentenciados. Sc encon-
traban en- ell orden siguiente, de izquier
da derecha: Theotokis, Baltazzi Stra
tos, Gounaris, Protopapadakis y Had
jianesti. Todos mostraban en- ese su-
premo instante un rostro trsn1ui,o ex.
cepto ell general. presa de ''tics'' ner-
viosos cada vez mas acelerados.
Un segundo mas, Sc oyo una VOC:
-iPyT!..,. CFuegoD
Los seis condenados, con I'm solo mo
vimiento, desaparecieron detras del
parapeto.
En- ese instante ces6 la Iuvia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-16
LOS PASTELES QUE Sc PREPA-
rem CON VINO PODRAN
TRAERSE AQUI
(Dc "La Patria" de Teias)

Los pasteles que Sc preparen en-
G. Juarez con brandy o cualquier
otro icor, podran traerse a FL Paso
para festejar los dias festivos, sin
violar la ley de la prohibition. Una
sonora pregunt6 al juez federal 81
no era contra la ley este, y Sc lie res
pondio que 81 ell pastel no traia una
botella G2 licor dentro, no importa-
ba la cantidad de vino que Sc hubie-
ra empleado en- su preparation, y
que no seria molestada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-16
LA OCIOsIDAD EN- FRANCIA
MEJORA NoTABLEMENTE

Los estudios hechos recientemente
por oficiales del gobierno dicen que la
ociosidad ha mejorado notablemente
EN- Francia, de tai manera que hoy
hacen falta en- este pals brazos para
todas las actividades industriales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-16

FAB es fabricado por COLGATE & co.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-24
THREsHER RoBs COMPANION

Devils Lake, N. D., Aug. 24.-Al-
fred ]. Quade, thresher near Jer-
usalem was arrested by Sheriff Rut-
ten and Deputy Sheriff Monte Hues-
tus on charges of grand larceny and
assault.
Quade and II year-old companion
slept all night in hay stack south
east of Jerusalem. In the morning
Quade forced his companion with
bodily injury, to give him $1s- and a
razor.
Sheriff Rutten was notified of the
robbery Immediately. Quade was fol-
lowed by Eddie Mullen of near Jerus.
allen, and led the authorities to the
place where Quade was walking along
the road.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-24
New Commander
Speaks at Legion
Convention

North Dakota's newly elected COM
mander of the American Legion,
Frank Streeter of Linton and Jack
Williams, state adjutant, will be two
of the principal speakers at the state
convention of the American Legion
Auxiliary meeting at Mandan, Sept.
s and 6. Other speakers of p .om-
inence attending the meeting will be
Gov. r. A. Nestos and Mrs. L. N.
Cary, president of the North Dakota
Federation of Women's clubs. Mrs.
Eugene Fenelon of Devils Lake, Ms
tional committee woman who has at
tended the national convention and
the national board meetings IN In
dianapolis during the past year, will
also address the convention. Mrs. A.
L. Halvorson of Hillsboro, has been
endorsed by some as a candidate for
national delegate to the San Francis
CO convention which will be held at
the same time as the Legion meeting
there Oct. Is to 20.
The convention will open unoffi-
cially Tuesday, Sept. 4 when three Of
the important committees of the or
ganization will meet at the Lewis
and Clark Hotel where official head
quarters will be established, and Of
fIcially opened Wednesday, Sept. 5,
when the first general assembly will
be held in the Presbyterian church
of Mandan. The business sessions will
extend over the next two days during
which the addresses will be delivered,
reports read, new business planned
and officers elected.
In addit on to the general reports
of the officers will be the district
reports of Mrs. NJ. Lynch of Lidger-
wood, Mrs James Morse of CARING
ton, and Mrs. H. j. Wall of Beach.
who have charge Of the first, second
and third districts respectively.
Entertainment features planned for
the convention visitors include an
auto ride around the city Wednesday
afternoon, q banquet at the Lewis
and Clark hotel at $3.50 and a dance
at the Heart river pavilion, the two
latter events given by the Mandan
unit of the auxiliary.
Elected to attend as Bismarck's
delegates will be the following: Mrs
E. F.. Trehp, chairman; Miss Madge
Runey, Mrs. P. G. Harrington, Mrs
George Robidou; with Miss Hazel
Nelson, Mrs. j: C. Beck, and Mrs
A. w. Schneider as alternates.