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structure. and most welcome and desirable addition to Putnam husi- ness district.
 The building will be 43 feet by 66 feet. and the ground floor will be used by che bank as its future home Dc tails of interior construction have not been settled upon But it k stated that the style will b. tbe newest, and RhiIe imple in nature. will be beauti- fal An eye is being kept to the con
Putnam patriot., 1923-01-05

Country Club. John Boys. Pomfret, wins second Patriot cup. Stephen Williams of Elmville drowns. Five local boys go to Camp Deyens.
 u-Child Family Association held. Lightning strikes St. Mary's church. Nr and Mrs. Silas Joslin. East Thompson. observe 60th wedding an- niversary. Twenty-Five trout brooks restocked Moosup man sued for shooting al four persons l. N. Pres sey visits Putnam after 50 years ab- senee. Orrin Smith dies at 54. Death of Mrs. Mathewson Angell Supt. WHham resigns. Almond T. Bartlett s7 dies at East kilhnEly
 fs-B Bradley and Victory Theatres zaHbia4. Jake as manager. Eight cen people injured in automobile ac- eidents Meehaniesvilie man missing Dr. Harold Foster closes hospital clin- ie. '. $. N Chaplain Stone 70 speak here Ernest L. Conant. formerly of Woodstock. honored by King of Italy. Mrs. Marjorie Upham. Goodyear, died from auto accident. Mrs Sarah Case, SC. dies at West Thompson. Son born to MT. and Mrs. Vincent McEvoy- Death of Mrs. Joseph Trudeau. 6i.
 25=P. J. Sheridan buys Wildwood Park. Patriot circulation contest on. Mayor Macdonald named as Putnam postmaster Mrs. Adeline (. Bradley dies at age of 9s years. S200 reward offered for dog poisoners. New til- tration plant for Putnam authorized. Henry l.. Pellew, new Lord Exmouth, once resident of Pomfret. A. R. Saunders buys D. E. Gilbert store. Death of Mrs Rosa Peckham Daniel son. Putnam Elks give l50 children an outing. William Crawford shoots black woodchuek in Union. Rawley building contract given Nightingale Morse team wins over Red Sox. Mrs. Emma Alton Corbin dies in Morces- ter Two hundred and fifty people participate in Farmers Field trip
 September
 Patriot 2.500 prize offer the "talk of the town" Mrs. Julia Place, 92 years old. falls and fractures hip. Elks Co number of 400. 20 to Willi- mantle Fair K P McAlister of Yer mont to be Rural School Supervisor. Death of Daniel F. Dunn of Willi- mantle Dr Murphy pleads mot guilty" to serious charge. is held un- der bonds of S10.000 Mrs Frank 0. Potter dies at home Mrs Emma Alton Corbin, widow of Milo CorbiH dies in Worcester. Chautauqua be gins. Death of Floyd Bowen of Thomp- son. John 5. Byrne again honored by Gov Lake Daughter born to Attor- ney and Mrs Arthur S Macdonald.
 s-Dr and Mrs J. E. Kent observe 56th wedding anniversary Wedding of Raymond Durfee and Miss Gladys Bard Reardon- Carney marriage in Webster Death of Miss Jane Leroy. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Boys entertain in honor of sons 2lst birthday Death of Mrs. E. \. Foster, aged ' years. Daughter born to Mir. and Mrs James Barry Joseph D. Flagg welded to Miss Norris in Maryland. Freshman class of S4 at P. II s. Woodstock League of Women Voters elects Mrs Johnstoue president.
 i5-Aldermen Pigeon and Magnan to succeed each other Roger Lange- win arrested on bigamy charge after Putnam marriage Six thousand at tend Woodstock Fair. Putnam Mfg. Co and Grosvenordale Co. announce wage increase Mir and Mrs George Deane. Woodstock, adopt abandoned baby Postmaster Macdonald's nom ination confirmed by Senate Miss Byrne first woman from Windham County to take part in Republican
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venient arrangement of banking ia ciities, for the benefit of customers as well as to the efficient handling of their business by clerks and officers.
 The second floor of the building will De gwen over to offices, according to present plans This phase of the proposition has not yet been decided, but il is expected that the directors will vote to have the offices on the second floor.
Putnam patriot., 1923-01-05
June

Ca-ef ef tifor de splendid a3fc- NmouH u# Eessli T EHiou. formerly of t.Hil1t hg#eeH- principal of North HH=a #as Worcester Jesse Guil t1a amateur ealf champion oE Ss F.s #s. Ne Adaac and ttaie ef Faefgektt ia auto accident Chas t.Ha ear ceHt3e Nifh gaf of N fue Hmrge N4-s Ruth Cb.la -ueoII..# aHt H English Herar
 Nt lia.yeke lalcec W I
 E afs ftr tnrCe muHtas oH
 nelVale Lawrence Ram 1#e e5 from injuries EoueaH af N AHana St 0uet Son born and Mir Potar F Relaif. t4useu Saubcre wedding in Wool taeA Death of Mary Helen Bruce. atndd uEbtrr of F $. Bruce Pan H.sa Rel wedding Union Block burns &o wears ago Mir and Mrs B \ Andrews celebrate silver wedding.
 Suh-master Allen. r. NJ II &. resigns Believe insane man attempts wreck of train Albert nay, Pomfres. attacked bE strangefs Seventy five children to be- guests ef The Patriot at Spark Circus Mrs W J Bartlett resigns Miss Clara Larned appointed city probation ohieer Mrs Ella Carl. tor East Thompson. mourns death of Sa-year old parrot Funeral of Ed. mund A Brown. Mrs. Oliver Lussiel dies at Worcester Deaths of Miss Catherine Meehan and Mrs Marie Cartier Chamber of Commerce di. reetors dine.
 ie- East Woodstock church struck by lightning Thirty three to gradu.
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July

Ms. Gaays Rieh kiliri u aJte accident H Vermont Three boys ia- afrd oH tbs Faurth GilNa Y. Cai- Nr-. 70 Woolstock. commits suieiie trlsrgf NeeIaFi places 5000 trout in county brooks Mechanicsgiiic post ..fea ru.ed ta third eMss Mfs F.. V Seward critically Fl h Guilforl. us ath If Mrs Nellie Cemeu. of Pom fEH j. ' 0Ciare appointed post master #, N4gth Grosvenori8ie Al Nr Anderson married to Miss Nev- mstte.
 lt Fk FHr big success Private kegn drner af car in kdatppng a=-e arrested Day kimhaN Hospital ueat~ over tt10 persons Che past YaH Wendell Mowry. former shaal superintendent goes to Taunton Hamilton Holt #ils for Scandinavia i M heuu ask for tarH ou phone graph needles rorrey CalTrey we'd ane at Daysd.e Augustus II na- e.oH ales ln tNhridge Mayor Mae donald visits h.. "old home town" in Nova Scotia Loan Association assets over Stt5.0o0 Charles Brooks of WaiiinEford wlns car offered by Elks. Building construction booms tn Put nam.
 2l Non-union trainmen strike. St. Mary parish to build l 2 room addi- lon to school at cost of Si00. GOO Rob ert Galbraith of Somers wins first Pa triot prize at Camp Woodstock Put nam voters agree to eNpend $50, ,0oO ou Israel Putnam school. Wolf Den bronze tablet stolen. Deposits at Say ngs Bank show increase of SlS4,2s2. Sister Archange Marie Of Laudeul. France. dies at Church street noviii- ate. Miss Doris Carver welded Co O. Bayer of Thompson Leon Y. Tal- ebac of Grosvenordale relates story of how be escaped death in war. Theo-
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ale from St. Mary nbr6ehI8l school Chief Ranger of Connecticut appoints J Chafrou as deputy Robert W Boys resigns to 20 to Holyoke John r Haaton appointed superintendent of Manhasset Co Everett Campbell Heds Miss Olson Of Wiilimantie Odd Fellows and RebekaHz unite n me m0fid service ''Bil Mccoy chosen captain of r II. s baseball team 0im- ted Higgins wedding iu Worcester Ms Gilbert martez Ellsworth Noase Death of John Gibson. tu- neral af John E. Rurlesan Miss Lil= iIaH Weinberg, 16 F H s student. dies Son born to Mr and Mrs. Vol- ncy burfce of Vermont Eight hun dfed and seventy one registered mo Tor cars in Putnam Mrs W r Raf- ferty reelected president of Day Kim baIl Woman Board Voted S29s to hospital
 23 Daniel Byrne elected r H. alumni president Miss Jane Le= roy, S2. injured by fall Governor
 Lake atteuJs W oodstork Academy graduation SN persons operated on for appendicitis the past week Miss Snyder addresses Parent-Teacher As sociatiou Br B. B Loveland mar rlcd to Mjse Miller of Oneonta, \. r. John D. Converse, former resident. dies in Oakland. K | Marriage of Thomas r Ryan. city clerk. 10 Miss Gadoury Seventy boys to attend Y. NJ. C A camp simon Belisle drowns at West Thompson. Perie Burdiek. KIlliugly seuler drowns at Webster Lake
 30 pomfret hires Gary District schoolhou.e af Putnam Miss Anna Arnold director of playground Geo. F Shaw displays wonderful courage following amputation of leg. Red Men elect Henry Hurdman Saehem The Patriot efrer silver cups and watch fobs for Camp Woodstock contests Dewitt Miller welded to Miss Ware. Funeral of Mrs Sarah NJ Ross. Mrs Catherine nouuelly, SC. dies in Pom fact Mis- Frances Warner married to Mayo uygr Hersey Page Backus wedding in Thompson 0'Neili-kenary marriare H Putnam ElkS increase member rshp from l2 to los iH 22 years
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EEarfH. 4ftaEtHa ar 8nes building 8H Man ftrert taH daaa= which wars a.. ae Hffed aaH. thefe VII ae #eHsrtad aa che iH- brick aue= az. af5a tee .e af architecture
 lu tfat-5 shse Ead bres VIII be Ft H th= eaH Hrarti4H. aH8 theee ezI ae white IHa tnHe trimmings
 I4a. uGi 8fuieH 0i be after the laIa# tyir f vII br handsome
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IaNyers to revise city charter
 nayhrht saving hme in eaeef next Monday Joseph GaYer i2 years old. driees truck 70 miles Al Lundstrom. popular wrestler. dies at St Nncent's hospital Salvation Army tag day nets s22S Eagles elecg Joseph Par.
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8- president Gilbert CHa=se5. 4 for mef Tezdeut. afe H $eH Bedford Hf AHeHH. Bradley pa-=es 4.th uta4u CA trom with I25 uember fHr eHef THur-tea sesrsa
 b0ai ffr drti
 i522 enHa9Qua Rusfantoz Hact William dHa. appointed un ale Hal5e f1fHe HIs k8tHefH. BErue elected president of RepubI- can e#b kHs Bogardu trocrs dnee#rrF ta AHueEt# #IlH= Wha m IGn5 married af NeN Amsterdam, neH EFW 9ofH cts farest ffe- baeH e#ea .uu99eHes m Thompson uaueH tsr horn ta Ii and Mr EC VI tha# M Nun mured Iu New 8aaH 4 Howard Knight Brown elea Hd Mandolin clubs please argc 4derea heanyfh sharpe home from European uu
 f7 F II $ eIs~ s22 largest an s-reHH 4a afadg41a John M Ban. retf. EiHatt. dlc= of bee stue Tfal- LeX company quit. operating Iinrg Rodney tauRcm narrowly escapes hr.ne alrd hs hgIl Mis- Cuneiia BaHcs re.isn as teaebc. aJ high school G il tdipau.e re elected chairman of County ! William 1.eWi dlcs. Mir Susan Watson. for mcr resident dies u Danirlson Penn stem smith wedding u Worcester Miss CcaIrianua Duprc married Co SslFeste Alleuhurg Rretnry School. FoHfrgt, buys .Grcy ef Ms N | Harvey Mr and Mir II Q Pres iou observe both wedding anniversary. Mr and Nr- P x Harus. West Woodstock, married to wears ago.
 26 Mie iioit to wed Brandrcth Symou5 of New York John E Byfne promoted from ebief bank eN- amucf To deputy bank commissioner Sir Conan Doyle shows spirit pie- lure" af Ms tushman World War eeterln- tu attend church Sunday EHe Neiebef charged wth murder Putnam men caught smuggling En eaermeut of Suhmaster Southey an puuueHd RipH Spencer WI i5ci to Mss Helen Fhampsl Death of Na. paicoa Nann Pierre Aueer dies tmtEa sTge uaiE Cty please. au z.en.e at leaageatieua church. NMem D E ofctf guests of iaaaI eHzHter at silver HNerstr, feH bWey a. Thompson Het- S3at EE- aa Gag ia1 result are SftW sasenta FIsd Anlery camps ..sH F.HTIeH
Putnam patriot., 1923-01-05

Baeea BHggz 5f Psmfret dsa Hn Wood .tsck Valley Over $500 the proceed. of Valentine Tea Death of Hr Rabert Taylor FsHsm at Men tsre Efan1l Record atterdanee at sir.sr. Theatre tHe aees af -Dvsr tHe Hfi
 srle. st-.=s Cemetery EaH FsHfz rH#e HsHs5 # Iasar. araa e. Vas. f#r- .e raserE 1Ia- Providence. rs ef ea. zsZ 51g eH
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soa te be placed .a Groys Street cemetery Salvation Army aK day. Jane Haues Pomfret, aui Elsie La- fantasie. Sterling. winner in school contest Rederiek Miller sues F. C. Rogers for S2 .2n0 James r O'Nenl Y klliinely dicz vt Norwich Albert H Reynolds alee Al age of si Harry oaiias and John LasAos dissolve part neuhip Odd Fellows attend Baptist church. P. II 7 Wias ar>t game of season
Evening star., 1923-01-28
Brilliant Society Events
: Feature the Beginning of
: Midwinter Week Program
Splendid Reception in Honor of Secretary and
!: Mrs Hughes and Other Notable Functions
!: in List of Attractions
SALLlE v. H. PICKETT.

wv society orgy
wv night Washington Opera Company
splendid reception the PanAmeriean Union building
Secretary State and Mrs Hughes with the
delegates hosts reception the
Club the Speaker Mrs G
ball. all being affairs parties
supper parties prevailed Of course the recep
on the PanAmeiean Union given the 1000
passing brilliant review before the hosts of
dULE nothing Monday nigh. on for this
week Wednesday night being kept almost exclusively
Child it,
there quite enough in number and fill the days and
Nights comfortably Today rockingham
the Vice Coolidge,
Work who will have them dine Tuesday evening Thursday
ght the Vice President and Mrs Coolidge will hosts
IA unusually interesting early dinner parties will precede
nt beautiful agean For those who wish onv
witness the which carefully
the ball Wednesday night good the pageant
Chow to be the New Willard ballroom Tuesday Al
the official and social world present night
and undoubtedly the entertainment will splendid
the winters charity balls
THE conflicting Monday showed clearly the lack of
Had an as this bn ona ne s o m ,aa
: a1 and sa M . As s:
nsta1 M'i ;ay %s. tns sa.s: ass::
the composure supposed
s a ;s s ssEs %ss
from the bnt audsn Gps was rather
elegance permits from a1i uno imam
RUr haste of the evening was the
aS'ss It, in ssfS &
T the up ssd s Sss Club
@ s fs sr, Of "
only e~ "U@s pseeSed sGs sfnTts Ws
s ;st:s sss
sn Of e ,.s .1 the
Ss;s:;;:; s: i @ Hs i H. ss sss!
Ohio delegation proof e ~ ~ ''e "o"'e" OF tne
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Tea Party In Honor
OF Miss Ines S. VIII.

On the occasion Of the birthday an
niversary Of Miss Ines s. villa. a
Filipino student in social welfare, the
resident faculty and students Of the
National Catholic Welfare Colls1s
gave q delightful tea party 1t the
college. 24oo 18th street northwest.
Sunday afternoon. January as.
The parlor OF the college where the
invited guests were received was
beautifully decorated with palms and
ferns.
DR.. Elizabeth Nicholson, dean of the
college. and . number Of professors
and students OF the college. received
whom were Mr.. Alfonso Donesa, Mr.
8. NAlmirairez, Mr.. 8. Mendo2a, Mr.. A.
Samson. Mr.. A. Yaranon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dsigado. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Nom
I. Nalong. Mr.. A. GuEman, MI. p. viii
anneva, Mr.. z. Barretto, Mr.. e. Her
nando and Mr.. v. Cruz.
Evening star., 1923-01-28

returned to Mount Vernon Seminary
from q vacation spent at Edgewood
Arsenal.
Mrs. Richard C. Lappin left Sunday
for Jefferson City, Mo, to join Mr..
Lappin, who Is there on official busi-
ness.
Miss Annette Ashford will go to New
York the end of this week for a Wis
1t with her cousin, Mrs. Brown Stat
ford Mantz, and will return in
week or ten days.
Miss Lispenard seabury will come
from her home In New. York the end
of next week and join her uncle and
aunt, Capt. and Mrs. Austin Kautz
who presented her to Washington SO
ctety earlier in the season.
Miss Virginia Selden left Washing
ton for New York on Thursday night
where she went to attend the Yale
Glee Club concert in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Normept, jr..
and to visit over the week end. Miss
Selden will be in Baltimore tomorrow
and will be guest at the Baltimore
cotillion tomorrow night, returning
to Washington Tuesday.
Ward has just been received from
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Blake, who have
been. touring Europe for the last sew
eral months, of their successful flight
from Paris to London by the French
air, line, arriving safely after a most
interesting trip Their itinerary In
cluded Belgium, France and its bat
tlefelds, Germany, Switzerland. Italy
and the Mediterranean. They are a t
present on their way to Scotland to
visit relatives and the birthplace OF
Mr.. Blake. who Is a native OF Scot
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kooi of Sheri-
dan, wyo., who are stoppings at the
'Powhatan,> have been Joined by their
daughter, Miss Lorna II. Kooi.
Evening star., 1923-01-28
P'atronesses for Eighth
Annual Mardi Gras Ball

i-SThe list of patronesses Of the
Eighth annual Mardi Gras ball to be
given by Washington Camp, No. sos.
Sons Of Confederate Veterans. at the
Raleigh Hotel Monday. February IL,
Isytll be headed by Mrs LIVINGSTON
if1owe Schuyler OF New York, presi-
hent general United Daughters OF
iEonfederacy. She will be assisted by
Mrs. Cornelia Branch Stone and Mrs.
Frank G. Obenheimer. former presi.
dents general, nd the division presi-
l1ent, Mrs. Walter Everett Hutton, and
gents general, and the division presi-
Hents, Mrs. Archibald Young, Mrs.
Marion Butler. Mrs. Wallace Streatef,
Mrs. Maud Howell Smith. Mrs. james
ID, Mulcare. Mrs. Gibson Fahnstock,
MRS. Lee 3enoist, Mrs. A. Walter. and
.fgre. George b. King. Mrs. Lucy n.
Elliott, Mrs. Georgia LAwton Morgan,
Mrs. Ritohie Roberts. Mrs. H. 8. Tur-
her, Mrs. e. X. Van Sickler, Mrs.
t1eorge D. Horning. Mrs. Frank Nor
ifison. Mrs. William J. Denning. Mrs.
lixabeth c. Fred. Mrs. John franklin
fattle. Mrs. Frank r. Conway. Mrs.
Daniel c.. Roper. Mrs. Paul Joachim.
Mrs. Matte Carter. Mrs. Claude N.
'Bennett, Mrs. Jesse Lee Webb, Mre.
-. T. Rawlins. Mrs. F. n. Lewis, Mrs.
Ut A. Kephart, Mrs, Claude Gothgens,
&rk GustAye Werber.. Mrs.. Harvey
Ban, Mrs. Eigin n. Blalock.
Evening star., 1923-01-28
College Women to Give
Tea for DR.. Marston

Or, William NJ. Marston of the
American University faculty is to be
che guest of honor at q tea at the
College women's Club tomorrow from
to 8 o'clock pm. DR.. Marston will
speak on Deceptive Tests" and dur
ing his talk will make some expert
ments with the audience. The host
eBses for the afternoon will be the
members of section 6. Miss Mary w.
pierce, chairman. Receiving with
Miss Pierce as special guests will be
Mrs. william NJ. Marston. Mrs Louis
". Geldert. president of the National
League of American Pen Women. and
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe. Mrs. Fred
erick Pyle will preside at the tea
son. Mrs. Dean Caldwell. Mrs. A. L.
Woods and Mrs. .. Roberts Harper, I'D.
Evening star., 1923-01-28
<tNoER Mo0~,

Club, in honor OF the delegates i,
the conference on Central America
anatrs, which is being held at TIL.
Pan-American building here.
DR.. William Gates, who has beeu
the guest of the minister and Senora
DE Sanchez Latour. has returned &"
his home. Auburn Hills, near Char
lottesville. Va, and will make a briet
stay mere later in the season befor~
returning to Guatemala. where he vii
resume his duties as director OF III
Archaeological Museum in that coun-
try. DR.. Gates gave an interest!Il4
talk on the Indians Of Guatemal"
and showed many pictures, at III,
Arts Club about ten days ago.
The minister of Panama and Sc
nora de Aifaro will entertain at din
ner Wednesday evening. Februar!
Il, IN compliment to the Secretary o.
State and Mrs. Hughes.
Sonora de Alfaro will receive FRI
day afternoon, February .. at the
legation.
The minister of Costa Rica. sero~
Don ]. Rafael Oreamuno. will go L"
New York today for few days vis't
evening. which the Pan-American So
ciety will give at the Bankers Club.
The minister will return to Wash
ington Wednesday.
The secretary of the British en-
bassy and Mrs. r. Leslie Craigie will
spend the next week end in New
York.
The military attache of the French
n1bassy and Nine. Dumont will en-
tertain at luncheon tomorrow in honor
OF Prof. and Nine. de Margerie, who
are spending a short time in Wash
tngton. Prof. de Margerie is a well
known geologist OF Stradsburg
France, and with Nine. de Margerie
and their daughter is staying at the
Hotel Powhatan. Prof. de Marger:e
bears the same name as that OF the
counselor of. the French embassy
here In 1903. when the Ambassador.
N. Jusserand, first came to this post.
NJ de Margerie. who was then coun-
selor of embassy, now is French am
bassador in Berlin.
Nine. Dumont will not receive this
afternoon. but will be at home Sun
day, February 4.
Evening star., 1923-01-28
Social Activities Marked
By Dinners and LuncheOns
Diplomatic Corps Members Extend Courtesies
Receptions and Teas Add to Program
of the Week.

The ambassador of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier will entertain at
luncheon Sunday. February I, in
honor OF the Dean OF Windsor. the
Very Rev. Albert Victor Baillie.
Lady Geddes, wife Of the ambassa-
dor OF Great Britain, will receive FRI
day afternoon after 4:3o o'clock at the
embassy, on Connecticut avenue.
Frau Wiedfeldt, wife of the ambas-
sador Of Germany. will receive Friday
afternoon at the embassy. and will be
assisted by Frau Lang, wife OF the
German consul general. In New York.
The consul general was for some time
charge d'aHaires OF Germany here.
The wives OF the members of the en-
bassy stan also will assist Frau
Wiedfeldt.
The minister of Norway and Nine.
Bryn entertained company of
eighteen at dinner last evening in
honor of the Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Hughes.
Princess Bibesco. wife Of the min
lister Of Rumania, will receive Friday
afternoon, February 8.
The minister Of Nicaragua, Senior
Don Emiliano Chamorro, will go to
New York tomorrow to remain for
several days stay, and will attend the
dinner tomorrow evening which will
be given by the Pan-American So
ciety. He will return Wednesday
evening or Thursday morning.
The minister of Bolivia and Sonora
de Ballivian will be hosts at dinner
Friday evening. February %. in honor
of the Secretary Of State and Mrs
Hughes.
Sonora de Ballivian will receive
Friday afternoon, February 9.
The minister of Guatemala, Senior
Don Francisco Sanchez Iatour, will
go to New York tomorrow night to
attend the dinner which the Pan
American Society Of the United States
will give Tuesday at the Bankers
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and Miss Marian K. HOFFMAN Of New
York, arriving here Saturday.

and Miss Marian X. Hoffman OF New
York. arriving here Saturday.
Former Senator and Mrs. Nathan
B. Scott accompanied by their daugh-
ter -in-l law, Mrs. Guy Scott, and her
children, Miss Lila Scott and Miss
Ammo Scott and Guy Scott, will II
from New York Saturday for a cruise
in the Mediterranean. They will
spend some time in Paris and Lon
Mr.. Julius G. Lay, formerly Of the
United States diplomatic service, and
Mrs. Lay. who are residing In New
Thursday for a visit, and will stay
at the Hamilton Hotel.
MRS. T. Mann and her daughter.
Miss Alice Mann. Will In leavs MHs,. wash.
where they will sail Tuesday for
Egypt for an absence OF three months.
They will return by way Of Paris.
Mrs. Theodore v. Boynton will be
joined the end Of this week by her
brother, Judge Walter V. r. Berry.
who has lived for many years in
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson and Miss
Hilda Sykes will leave next Sunday
for Florida. and will close the house
on r street which COL and Mrs.
Thompson leased for the midseason.
Col. Thompson went south immedi-
ately after Christmas and 10 cruising
aboard his houseboat. the Everglades,
and Mrs. Thompson will join him at
Miami for the remainder OF the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert pickey. jr.: OF
Cleveland, the latter formerly Miss
Lealia Gordon OF Washington. will
sail shortly for trip around the
world. They will be accompanied by
their young son and Mrs. Dickey's sis
ter, Miss Anne Gordon -. : =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aksel wichfeld. whose
handsome home on Massachusetts
seasons. will probably sail for this
country next month. They are now IN
England, and are expected to reopen
their Washington home by the first
Of March, to remain through the
spring season.
Mrs. Joseph D. Noen returned FRI
day to her apartment at 1902 18th
street from New York, where she
has been for the greater part Of the
winter.
spending the week end in New York
city. Mrs. Scott will receive informal
iy Saturday afternoons during, the
month Of February. = =
Mrs Henry Fenno Sawtelle, wife Of
Nd, 10 visiting her mother. Mrs. Mat
thew Trimbie, at her home. 1890
Rhode Island avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Nailor Sawtelie has