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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-12-21
z YOUNG WOMEN MISSING

NEW YORK, Dec. 21:-Police to-
day were investigating the mysteri-
Gus disappearance of two young
women, bent on Christmas shopping
tours-Catherine Galloway Either.
musical comedy actress, and Eva
Gasinski, costume designer and
member OF the Three Arts Club.
Mrs. Either, the wife of Alphonse
Either, an actor, disappeared on
Wednesday. She wore jewelry worth
$4,000 and carried q large sum or
money. her husband said. Miss
Gasinski has not been seen since
leaving a Fifth avenue gown shop.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-12-21
DAWES FOR PRESIDENT
OF PREPARATIONS BODY

PARIS, Dec 81 (By The Associated
Press) The reparation commission
this morning decided to offer to
Charles G.. Dawes, of the United
States, the presidency of the COM
mittee which is to examine German
finances.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-12-21
Adnnfinn Annroyed

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. a.
Judge John p. Kirkpatrick in the
orphans court today signed an order
granting to Paul andBarbara Dom
ikos, of PA Main street, Metuchen.
the right to adopt nine-year- old
Illonia Trencheny.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-12-21
STEED TRIAL FRIDAY NIGHT

The trial Of Hugh Steed, the police
officer who is up on serious charges,
will be held next Friday night, ac-
cording to an announcement today
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Reer Not MedicIne

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21:-TEe
right Of physicians to prescribe beer
for their patients was denied in
brief filed today by the government
with the supreme court in a test
case expected to result in final deter
mination of that question.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-12-21
LIQUOR SEIZED
At TER CHASE
Officer Seiboth Makes Arrest
After Chasing Speeder on
Amboy Avenue
"a CASES ARE FOUND
Newark Man ArreSted-Had
Highlands Liquor Supply
for That City, he Admits
IA CASES ARE FOUND

Noforcycle Officer Frank Selpoth
caught Oscar Millington' thlfty-lotil'
n steamfitter of 1856 Springfield ave
nue. Newark, after a chase on Am
how avenue this morning ana upon
an investigation found that the New
arls man had fourteen cases or liquor
in his automobile.
Jillington attracted the attention
of the police officer when he exceed
ed the speed limit on Ampoy avg
mo He was oVertaken by Selpoth
w.bo nroceeded to make an lnVestl-
gation and found that the speeding
ear was laden with liquor;
rhe offender, it is said, told the
oficer that he had obtained the
lIouor at the Highlands ana Was
taking same to Newark as part Vi
the holiday supply for that clty;
. Two charges have been pa preleileaa
against him, one of speealns anu az,
the other for violation Oh the PROM
bition law. hoforo no
corder Harold Il. Plckersslll So ,.r,o
time today and on'the llquor on'. - , .
nrohahlv will be held to await the
apotion OF the grand jury. The liquor
- is believed, will be turned over TO
ao,1nfv authorities to be distributed
Cor hospital use by Judge hlrkpat-
rick. ,, saiz,,re
wade by the local police in quite
soroe time. a supply of beer having
baen hauled in by officers Fltzpat-
,iclx and Keating about two weeks
ago. IT,. ,oor,-
har of the local motorcycle squad,
hos several other liquor catches TO
his credit since prohibition went into
force.
Disposition Made
when arraigned before Recorder
Pickersgin. the rum runner was
1ned SIS on the speeding charge and
held for the federal authorities on
~ o LIQUOR violation. An additional
charge of carrying concealed wea-
pons, a gun having been found IN the
car. was made, and on this violation
he was ordered to furnish $500 bail
to await the action of the grand jury
Later this afternoon, the Newark
resident made known that he was
carving tn eliquor to Newark, where
it is probable the cutting process
would have taken place, and then
he was scheduled to proceed to
Pennsylvania.
Millington had an accomplice with
him at the time of his capture, and
when it was made known that he
had Just given the man lift, the
second party was discharged.
The federal authorities have been
notified and will call for the liquor
This afternoon. Millington was max
!. ing the trip in a Columbia coupe.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-12-21

For a Merry Xmas and a Happy New
Year select your piano, player plano or
talking machine at the Gilesnan Piano
Co, 2s4 State St, next door to the Dit
mas Theatre.
1S40-12-20-2ts
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$500 REWARD

For the return of Xmas ar
ticles lost from my automobile
on Gordon Street between High
and State Streets last night be
tween the hours of 10 and 10 80.
Signed
DIR. WILLIAM II. MCCORMICK
266 Market Street
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Must Go to Jail

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The APP
nellate Division of the Supreme ourt
today upheld a lower court convic-
lion of Harry NJ. Winitsky on
charges of criminal anarchy, and
also decreed that he must serve the
ten-year sentence imposed at that
time.
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Place your order today for a Chevrolet
on OUR NEW WAY TO PAY PLAN, JET.
ferson Motors Inc. Tel. 15
5S5--12-8-tf+
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Winter Fronts Winter Fronts
Save dollars. Keep your Buick motor
from freezing. Union Garage Co. Buick
and Cadillac Distributors 27s King ST.
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why not make good use of your Christ
mas Club money? Put 1t In Ford. DOT
sey Motors. Inc. llso-lz-lf-st-
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Oakland--5 passenger Sedan; must ca
quick at s195 Union Garage Co. Buick
and Cadillac Distributors, 27s King st.
1343--1 2-20-2ts
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Cars washed and polished; first class
Job Louis Solomon. 220 Jefferson Street.
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Dodge Bros. owners-for safety Weed
Chains Frank Van Sychle.
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Take Your Xmas Club Check and buy a
Chevrolet on OUR NEW WAY TO PAY
PLAN. Jefferson Motors. Inc. Tel. 10.
5s5-12-S-tfE
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You will find many appropriate gifts
in our accessory department. Dorsey Mo-
tors, Inc,
11An-12-17-Gte
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p. A. Hdwe. open evenings.
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Open evenings until Christmas
French Millinery. 156 Smith St.
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2. A. Hdwe. open evenings.
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Useful inexpensive gifts for the car al
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-07-25
LOCAL ITEMS

Mrs. Elizabeth Kinney has accept
ed position as stenographer for r.
M. Orchard.
Mrs. Art. Stivarius and son, Alvin,
spent Thursday visiting old friends in
Fennimore.
Mrs. Walter orion of Fennimore
was a mid-week guest Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Vic Caspers.
DR.. Fowler, wife and daughters
and Miss Helen Peterson, are home
from motor trip to Marengo, owa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Wayne have
been away on motor trip to various
northern Wisconsin and Minnesota
points.
Mrs. Peter Baer of Boscobel, re-
turned home Thursday following a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Clyde
Pierce.
Mrs. Katherine SteiI, Muscoda, was
taken to Mendoza by Under-SheTitf
Morse and wife, following commit
ment for insanity.
Miss Helen Taylor went to Madi-
son Wednesday to look up require
ments for a course in the &C. bust
ness college next fall.
Louis Fischer has been appointed
Lancaster fire chief. Mr.. Fischer has
lately been busy checking up fire
risks in the business district.
Mrs. Harvey Abrams has been al
the f. c. Krog home in PlatteViIle to
assist in the care Of a small son who
arrived at the Krog home July 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark ShOwalter have
been visiting at Stevens Point at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Showalter
Earl is employed as salesman in 4
shore store there.
MRS. NJ. u. Shearer Of Madison has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs
Alonzo Aupperle. Mrs. Shearer is
lately returned from TerriH, Texas
where she visited another daughter
Mrs Ed. Lawson.
A brisk movement Of livestock took
place from the local yards last week
Monday to Thursday IA cars, six OF
hogs and eight Of cattle, left the
yards. 90c corn and Sc hogs made a
combination too heavy for many
farmers and. as a result there is a
movement marketwards of this class
of stock.
Mrs. John Baier of Peterson, Iowa
is visiting at the VIM. BarroWs home
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Barrows are
nome from WEBSTER, Clty, iowa
where they visited A. A. Cook and
wife. Mrs. Cook is Mr.. Barrows sis
ter. They also enjoyed visit with
Mrs. V. A Bryant Of Hollywood
Calf, another sister of Mr.. Barrows
An inspection of both septic tanks
of the city sewer system was made
Wednesday by an alderman and a
Herald reporter. The open-air sludge
bed on the est tank was found to
be darkened by trees and bushes and
as a result the pool is not dried by
sun and air A recommendation will
be made to have the brush cut away
The west tank and ced, being expos
ed to the sun and air, emit no foul
odors. Whether or not the beds are
performing their function Of render
ing sewage innocuous and harmless
would have to be determined by an
expert on the subject.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-07-25

Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. BasfoTd are Wis
iting relatives in Aberdeen, S. D.
Miss Louise Bast Of Sitter, was an
over Thursday guest Of Mrs. Louis
/ Wetter here.
Mrs. H. j. Walker and two children
spent Saturday III Fennimore at the
! Geo. Kinsel home.
Henry J. Walker began custom
! threshing this week with one tractor
and one steam rig.
! Miss Grace Osmundson, employed at
/ the county hospital, spent Saturday
at her home in Mt. Horeb.
| Mrs. Clara Waterman and daughter,
| Carolyn, of Hazel Green, were here
| last week to have Carolyns tonsils
and adenoids removed at Godfrey hos
pital
Miss Urania Henry of Jefferson,
Wis, returned home Friday following
a weeks visit with Frances Tuffley
of this city.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Calls, wife
and daughter, Margaret, of Lancaster,
were in Plattevile Saturday. Miss
Calls will attend the Normal next
year and was arranging for rooms and
Enthusiastically News.
Mrs. Catherine Steil, 65, a Muscoda
widow, was committed to Mendoza
July 16 by Judge Goodsell, following
examination made two days proceed
ing Mrs Steil is a victim of aberra-
tons and at times has threatened her
own life.
Roy Edwards is now located at
Brooklyn, n Y, with Squibbs & Sons,
medical manufacturers, as research
chemist. Roy was given a fine en-
dorsement by the dean when lie
graduated at the university this
spring.
Mrs. Minnie Retza Of Appleton re-
turned home Saturday following a
brief visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Pohle, of Bloomington. The
latter has been i'll and under the care
Of doctor and a trained nurse since
the birth of an infant three weeks ago.
Wieland Oswald and family of La
Grange, Ill, visited here from We'd
nesday to Monday with Mrs. Louisa
Oswald and Miss Nettie. The Wieland
Oswald family were motoring home
from a visit in st. Paul. Mr.. Oswald
is now employed on Chicago seed
publication.
The plan to install tourist camp
dI OCuF0luGT park has USSn CdIISu Oll
The city council committee wisely de-
cided that it would serve no useful
purpose to place the camp there IL
the face OF considerable opposition.
Nevertheless, this city needs such a
camp and an effort will be made to
establish one elsewhere.
City Treasurer Calls recently re-
ceived a check for $4,000 from
Jerome L. Nathan, Chicago, grandson
of the late Adolph Nathan. The gift
was to be added to the Adolph Nathan
charitable fund. Mr.. Calls bought a
$4,000 bond paying percent and the
interest will go along with the bal
ance of the fund to relieve distress in
the city.
The Chas. Wieland hulling crew
huIled ten acres of alsike in six hours
, at the Val. Flitsch farm Wednesday.
The crop produced 60 bushels and "a
pounds, an average of GA bushels OF
seed to the acre. AS a good crop is
considered four bushels to the acre
the yield produced by John Flitsch.
Walls tenant, is considered exceeding
ly good.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-07-25

Miss Matte Bracket, Mrs Frank
Marshall and daughter. and Miss
Zelma Domer spent Friday with
Fennimore friends.
Mrs Sam Pennock and grandchil-
dren, Robert and Mildred TannehilI,
visited at the Barney Long home in
Fennimore Friday.
Mrs. I. F. Arhelger has been enter
tanning her sister, Miss Bessie Stowe
of Minneapolis, MINI.
Rev John Birrell and family are
on a vacation trip to Black River
Falls to be gone three weeks.
Phil Goldstein has returned from
! Chicago, where he went to visit and
was taken ILL., His brother, Henry,
Chicago, accompanied Phil to Ian
caster.
Wieland Oswald and family, en-
route home from Minneapolis to La
Grange, visited Wednesday at the
Mrs. Louisa Oswald home. They
were motoring through.
Mrs. r. P. Ahern and son, Robt JT.,
| returned to their former home in
Minneapolis, last Monday. Mr.. Ahern
has shipped his goods to Dubuque,
Wu0Ie lie is NOW 4OCdl6u Will tnS
egraph-Herald.
The Lancaster Canning Co. has fin
ished pack of about 10000 cases of
peas. Dry weather caused a loss Of
about half the crop. During the can
ming season 55 people were employed
at the factory. The corn pack opens
about August l.
Dr. VIM. Evans and wife and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, of Oak Park, returned
home Wednesday following a ten-day
visit with G. G. Hampton and family.
A. " Ward, West Side restaurant
teuT, was a Milwaukee business
passenger Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Lepley and
daughters, Carolyn and Helen, and
Miss Mary Louise Ford, all of Man
chester, Iowa, were over Thursday
visitors in Lancaster at the Fred
Bracket home. They were on their
way to Rhinelander and other north
e1n Wisconsin points, motoring.
James McBrien, former Lancas-
ter resident, suffered a paralyuc
stroke Thursday a week ago while
visiting at the home Of his son in
Minneapolis. Nc. McBrien was here
recently and complained Of poor
health. HIS cOndltlOn is not mucn
improved since the stroke.
Jake Larson of Chicago, returned
home Wednesday following VISIT
with his father, H. G. Larson, local
soft drink manufacturer Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Jacobsen Of Escanaba,
Mich, a son-in-law and daughter OF
Mr.. Larson, have been spending their
vacation here also.
Mrs. Violana Mcdonald was a We'd
nesday passenger to Montfort, where
she visited her grandfather, Gilbert
Bunker, now past 1903 years OF age,
The old gentleman was in poor health
all spring following the death of his
aged wife. Lately however, he has
resumed much of his former activity.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weber of Mil
waukee, visited Lancaster relatives
last week while on their wedding
trip. Their marriage took place at
Milwaukee Saturday a week ago Mrs.
, Weber was Miss Olga Doeringsfield,
daughter of Fred Doeringsfield of
Fennimore. They were the object Of
congratulations o m numerous
friends while here.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-07-25
Chicago e North Western System
Reasons Why the Transportation Act
of 1920 Should Not Be Changed
c., ST. r., M. & O. RY.

CONSTRUCTIVE MEAsURE The Transportation Act provides the
arriving and reasonable rates 1t
highly and enacted after most
clarified certainty ne tnen
promises justice all It did not guarantee the carriers
against loss subsequent to August 81 1870
SECTION This of the Act
fixing will produce sufficient to meet
of the
ascertaned by the Interstate Com
public and intended
but defines clearly
Federal Constitution and have been
applied by the Courts.
SECTION COMMISSIONS This
rates protects
established
Constitution
possible for the Federal Government to
bh cooperation
the railroad problem
PROGRESS: Our nation making progress Our wealth
expanding.
largely 1t imperative therefore
of shall This
TRANSPORTATION undertakes to establish
TRANSPORTATION SHOULD HAVE FAIR TRIAL: The Trans
the conditions been abnormal this and other cou
Act has not been tested under normal cond
tons partially realized the benefits contemplated but has
should eect experience
the need of a change.
Evening star., 1923-03-20
The Lithuanian Charge and
Nine. Carneckis Dinner Hosts.

The charge d'affaires of Lithuania
and Nine. Carneckis entertained at
dinner last evening at the legation
when their guests were the minister
of Finland. Mr.. AXel Astrom; the
charge d'affaires of Latvia and Nine.
Sega; the former commissioner for
the Balkan states and Mrs. Young; the
president of the Balkan American So
Ciety. Mr.. +. {. Caldwell. and the
counselor of the Lithuanian legation,
Mr. Mastaukas.
Mr.. Walter Willard Boyd entertain
ed twenty guests at dinner last even
ing at his house on 22d street, follow
ed by small dance at the Playhouse.
to which about a hundred additional
guests were asked. He was assisted
in receiving by Mrs Cary Travers
Grayson. The dinner company in
cluded Admiral and Mrs. Grayson. DIR.
and Mrs. Camp Stanley. Miss Gertrude
ogden, Miss Helena Ogden of New
York, Miss Beatrice Pitney, Miss
Rosamond Castle, Miss Margaret EuS-
tiS. Miss May Gown, Miss Dora
Parker. Miss Lucy kinsolving. and
Mr. Richard Wigglesworth. Mr.. David
| Edward Finley, Mr.. Hamilton-Gordo
and Mr.. Thompson of the British en-
! baSSy. Mr.. John Temple Graves, jr.:
Mr.. Richard Davidson and Mr.. Worth
Daniels.
The new United States ambassador
to Cuba Gen. Enoch l.. Crowder, was
among the guests at a dinner last
week in Havana. in compliment to the
minister of Spain and Sonora de
Nariategui. The minister has been
Evening star., 1923-03-20

Senator and Mrs. James L. Watson
have arrived at St. Augustine. Fla,
and are at the Alcazar for the re-
mainder of the season.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

The dancing class will have it's last
meeting of this season this evening
at the Playhouse and a number of
dinner parties have been planned be-
fore the dance.
Senator and Mrs Walter l.. Edge
Evening star., 1923-03-20

The ambassador of Belgium. Baron
de Cartier. will return this evening
fron, Eaw York. where he has spent
a few DAYS. The baroness is stiil
at Hot Springs, where she will remain
until thr end of the month.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

dean of the diplomatic corps in
Havana until the appointment OF Gen.
Crowder as the first ambassador from
the United States to that post, who
VIII be the dean of the corps. The
secretary of state of Cuba and Nine
de ceSpedes and the secretary of the
United States embassy and Mrs. vii
liam ). Howell. jr., were among the
other guests.
Nine Ekengren is arranging a group
of gifted Juveniles, the children of
diplomats, who will give dances as an
attractive feature at the Russian viii
lage and fair to be held in Ward
man Park Hotel Tuesday. April 10, for
the benefit of Russian refugees, and
they will assist at the booths. Miss
Gardiner, one OF the most artistic
dancers in Washington, will direct
the children in folk dances and other
features of entertainment
Prince Caetani will introduce the
guests and Mrs. Charles s. Hamlin
Will act as hostess at the tea follow =
ing the lecture to be given by Prin-
cess Santa Borghese of Italy at
Rauscher's Friday afternoon under
the auspices of the Girl Scout Council.
The tea will follow closely the lee
ture. and those hearing the young
princess. who speaks English with
tluency. Will have the pleasure of
meeting her The Girl Scout Band
will play.
Col. and Mrs s NJ de Loire who
have been at the Wardman Park Hotel
for two months left today for New
York, and will sail next week for a
stay of eighteen months in Europe,
which they will devote to study and
travel. after which time they propose
Evening star., 1923-03-20
Society
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes
i Guests of Mira Hussein Khan Alai
at Persian New Year Eve Dinner.

Will be the guests in whose honor
Nine. Hauge will entertain a com
pany of twenty-four. and later take
her guests to the dance.
Mrs. Gardner Minot will be hostess
to company of eleven before the
dance, and others who will enterta in
Will be Mr.. and Mrs. Willi4'n r. Cas-
tie. j., and Col. and Mrs. Norris
Ernest Locke.
Mrs. Gardner Minot will be hostess
at a dance Tuesday April II in honor
OF the members of the Hasty Pudding
Club of Harvard. which will give a
performance In the Belasco Thea ter
that evening. Mrs. Charles McVay
VIII entertain the members of the
company at dinner that afternoon.
among the patrons and patronesses
who form a complete roster of Wash
idge, Mrs. Frederick II. Gillett. Mrs.
Herbert Hoover, Secretary Mellon.
senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Senator
David Elkins, Senator David l. Walsh.
Mrs. Eugene Hale. Mrs. Key Pittman,
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes. Mrs. oscar
Underwood. Mrs Nicholas Longworth.
Mrs. John J. Rogers, Mrs. Samuel f.
Winsiow. Mrs. Louis Frothingham,
Mrs: William Phillips. Mrs. Richard
~ Townsend. Mrs. Larz Anderson.
Frank Ballou. Mrs. Woodberry Blair.
Mrs. Truxtun Beale. Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss. Mrs. King Carley. Mrs.
William r. Castle. Mrs. Henry c. Cor
bin, Mrs. Dwight Davis. Mrs. Percy
Hall: Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin. Mrs
Borden Hartman, Mrs. Frederic A.
Keep. Mrs. John Lodge. Mrs. Charles
McVay. Mrs. Henry May. Mrs. Fred
eric Delano, Mrs. Walter Denegre,
Mrs. Frederick Harrington, Mrs. Mar
shall Field. Mrs. John F. Logan, Mrs
Augustus p. Gardner. Mrs. Guy Des-
pard Goff. Mrs. Walter Tuck
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. Mrs. James
B. Scott, Mrs. Mark Sullivan. Mrs. Frank
Simonds. Mrs. Walter ]. Mccoy, Mrs
Dallas McGrew. Mrs. J. II. Purdy. Mrs
Eliot Wadsworth. Mrs. Hugh Wallace
Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs. Elliott
Goodwin. Mrs. George T. Weitzel and
Mrs. Clarence r. Wilson.
The Assistant Postmaster General
Mr.. w. Irving Glover. has returned
to his apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel. after attending state postal
conventions in New Mexico and Ari-
zona.
Evening star., 1923-03-20

John Philip Hill, the secretary Of the
Italian embassy anw Nine. Celesia,
Col. and Mrs. Morris Ernest Locke,
Miss Josephine Patten, Mrs. Fred
erick Kohl, Mrs. Kenna ElkinS, Mrs.
Joseph u. NoelI Mrs. McKenna Pultz,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Angus Garrett,
Admiral II. III. Rousseau. Commander
Lee Warren. Mr.. Alfred klotz, Mr.
Arthur Bradley Campbell, Mr.. Ray
Baker and Mr. Standley Hawkes..
Mrs. John III. Hewson, who. with
Mr.. Hewson, is spending the season
in their home. at St. Augustine, Fla,
presided at the tea table yesterday
for Mrs. Benjamin Warren, who
gave a bridge party, followed by a
Evening star., 1923-03-20

entertaining in compliment to Of
ficers of the United States coast
guard and their wives. In the COM
pany were Admiral and Mrs. William
Z. Reynolds, Capt. and Mrs. Quincy
B. Newman, Commander and Mrs.
Frederick B. Billiard, Commander and
Mrs. Bernard III. Camden and Miss
Julia MATHS.
Mrs. Charles Ward Burgess of
Omaha. Neb., daughter of Chief JUS
tice and Mrs. Constantine j. Smyth.
is visiting her parents, at 2400 18th
street northwest
Miss Mabel Garrison will be the
honor guest at tea to be given
Sunday afternoon by the members of
the Alumnae Club Of the Mu Phi
Epsilon National Honorary Musical
Sorority, at the home of Mrs. Edward
Hood Watson, 1112 Fairmont street.
Mrs. Roscoe Bulmer entertained at
dinner preceding the dance for which
Mrs. Elkins and Mrs. Noell were
hostesses, when her guests were the
minister of Costa Rica, j. Rafael
Creamuno: Representative and Mrs