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The Washington times., 1924-10-08
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INTERNATIONAL ErEs Ri

Fuller. After the luncheon the
company remained to play bridge.
Miss Selden win go to Easton,
Pa, to be maid.of honor at the we'd
ding Of Miss Betty Reeder, daughter
of Mrs. Andrew Reeder, which will
take place on October %. After the
wedding Miss Selden will go to
spend a week in New York before
returning to Washington.
Mrs. Reeder and her daughter
were residents of Washington sew.
eral years ago.
ARNOLD ROBERTSON ARRIVES
IN THIS COUNTRY FOR VISIT J.
Sir Arnold Robertson, former Brit.
ish representative in Morocco, and
Lady Robertson arrived In New
Fork on Monday bnAthe Franconia
from England. and viii 60 20 Hot
Springs, Va, tomorrow to visit rel.
atives and to Pemain until DeceTn-
Der /. Lady Robertson was for
merly Mits Gladys ingalls, and at
the time OF her marriage to Sir
Arnold he was attached to the
British embassy In Washington.
$40
Following the wedding yesterday Of
Bessie Coblentz Stone and DR.. Will
liam M. Sweet, both Of Washington,
in Frederick, Nd, the bride and
bridegroom left on a motor trip 10
Niagara Falls and Montreal. Can
ada. The ceremony was performed
by the Reverend Chalmers W.
Walck, OF the Grace Reformed
Church. Mrs. Sweet Is the daugh.
ter of Mrs. Horace B. Coblentz and
the late Doctor H. B. Cobl4ntz, of
this city.
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Flowers for Ill occasions. dsnwe
biEthdays and other functions l3is u
Street Northwest. &
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MISS KIMNIELL SELECTS
WEDDING DATE.

The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Kimmell, daughter Of Commander
and Mrs. Harry Kimmell, to Lieu.
tenant Winfield Wayne Scott, u.
8. A.. will take place on the after
noon Of November is. The eere.
mony will be in st. .Margaret's
Church at o'clock and there will
be a reception afterward.
Miss Kimmell will have her sis
tiers, Mrs. Bernard r. Fowle and
Miss Alfalfa Kimmell, as natron and
maid of honor and there will be
four bridesmaids, the group includ-
ing Miss Margaret Zane. Miss Marie
Mcintyre and Miss Elizabeth Cone,
of Washington, and Miss Susie. Pol
lard, Of Richmond. Lieutenant
Scott win be attended by a group
Of his brother officers.
Lieutenant Scott Is stationed with
the Sixth Field Artillery at Fort
Hoyle, Nd, and it is there that he
and his bride will make Their home.
Mrs. Fowle and her two children
will arrive in Washington from their
home in Atlanta about November L
and will be guests of Commander
and Mrs. Kimmell until after the
wedding.
Carl z. Whitney, Of New. York, Is
spending the week at the Hamilton
Hotel.
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WHITE HOUSE
VISITORS GO
TO N. Y.
Mrs. Coolidge Attends
Private View" Of Red.
Cross Service

Mrs, Douglas Robinson. who spent
twenty.four hours at the White
House al the guest Of the. President
and Mrs. Coolidge. left town last
evening for her home in New York.
Mrs Coolidge went this morning
ito the Red Cross headquarters for
i private view Of the exhibition
or Red Cross volunteer service ar.
ranged under the direction Of Miss
Mabel Boardman, Miss Boardna1l
accompanying her. The work II
being shown In connection with the
annual meeting Of the American
Red Cross now IN progress and Miss
Boardman has issued invitations for
demonstration tomorrow after
noon from 4 to o'clock when tea
will be served BY the ladies 81 the
canteefl.
Al reception was given yesterday
in connection with the meeting. al
which visitors to Red Cross head
quarters were received by Mrs
Charles Evans Hughes, Mrs. Harry
Fl New, Mrs Henry Wallace, Mrs
John w. Weeks, Mrs. Curtis D. vii
bur, Mrs. Harlan r. stone, Mrs
William Howard Tart, Mr.. and Mrs
Eliot Wadsworth, Miss Mabel
Boardman, Mrs. q. B. Douglas, Ma
jor General and Mrs. Merritte w
Ireland and Judge John Barton
Payne.
A number 81 prominent women
are here for the meeting uf the Red
Cross volunteer service committee
OF which Miss Mabel +. HoardlnaT
is chairman. They are Mrs. White
law Reid Mrs. Bruce Clark. and
] Mrs. Austin r. Baldwin, of New
York; Mrs Walter Shaw Brewster
IT Brooklyn: Mrs. Charles j. Steed
man, OF Providence; Mrs. George s.
DENLY, Of Boston; Mrs. e. q. Buck
land. Of New Haven: Mrs. George
Drexel. and Mrs. George B. Evans
Of Philadelphia; Mrs. Henry r. Rea
Of Pittsburgh: Mrs. Joseph e.
Spur, of Newark: Mrs. Julius W
Freeman, OF Baltimore: Mrs. Heur1
p. Baskervill, Of Richmond; Mrs
Preston s. Arkwright, OF Atlanta
Mrs. Fred M. Orr. Of Youngstown
Ohio; Mrs. Bepehan Cameron, Of
Raleigh, N. c.; Mrs. J. Craig Clark
of Meriden, Conn; Mrs. 9. Goodies
Edgar, Of Detroit, and Mrs. Jolr
Allan Dougherty, Of Washington.
One Of the most interesting Tea.
lures Of the convention this week
was the dinner last night at the
Hamilton Hotel, q charming affair
arranged by Charles Turner.
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ssvTRGINIA NIGHT PLANNED
BY 1sOfsITTCAY CLUB

- - = VII A4Rt44Al NAsOD9
Members 81 the Virginia Society
and 81. the Virginia State Democra.
tic Club win IS entertained tonight
BY the Mcdonald Washington Black
burn Club, which II holding
Virginia night at its headquarters
1915 Massachusetts avenue The
honor guests Of the club. which
Il organized to promote the
candidacy Of John w. Davis for
President, will be Mrs. Blair
Banister, sister OF Senator Carter
Glass or Viretnia, ana Gen Oden
Lake, president Of the Virginia
Society.
There VIII be several speakers
and an unusually fine musical pro
gram viii be presented. Katherine
Riggs, harpist. viii give group o.
harp selections; Margaret Ashbfidgt
Rabbit, accompanied by Misl
Dorothy Birch, Win sing solos ~
Del Riege, James Rogers and
RasbacI1; and Margaret O'Btier
win render Garry Me Back 10 OLD
virginia, and a song by CadKnaKl
on Friday evening Mrs. J. Border
Hartman viii speak to the club.
j. Butler Wright, Third Assistant
Secretary of State, and Mrs. Wright
who have been spending b holiday
| in New England, have arrived al
the Maplewood Hotel dn Pittsfield
At the opening reception Of thu
| College Women'9 Club 10 be hell
this evening ct the clubhouse, lS2i
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WEDDING sOLEMNIzED
IN 81. MARC RET,Ga CHURCH.

The wedding Of Miss Beatrice
Dehon, daughter Of Mrs. William
Dehon Of st. Petersburg, Fla, and
Joseph Churchill also 81 ST. Peters.
burg took place at noon today at
st. Margaret,s Church. The bride
was given III marriage BY her uncle.
General Frederic Abbot, and was
attended by her two cousins, Miss
Marion Abbot and Miss Elinor
Abbot The small sons Of Mrs.
John f., Freeman. Charles and MID.
ileton, dressed In white velvet suits,
cnrried white satin cushions for
the bridal couple to kneel upon.
The little bride was very lovely
In gown OF white chiffon heavily
beaded in pearlsa Callot model.
With this she wore a charming
French poke bonnet beaded IN
pearls under Nhick was caught h
veil OF tuIle which fell to the hem
pf the dress. She carried a bouquet
Of liIies.of- the-v valley and brides
ropes.
The bridesmaids wore frorks 81
georgette heavily beaded Miss
Marion Abbot.s frock being Of apri
cot color and Miss EIInor Abbot'f
heing OF an apple green shade
They wore hats to n match and
carried bouquets OF chrysanthe
NUNS.
The bridegroom had as his best
man, Richard Wight Of New Jersey
and among the ushers were Martin
Fisher and Herbert Heroy Of New
Jersey. 81
Mrs. Freeman sang several songs
preceding the ceremony and the
assistant organist of st. Margaret's
Percy Van Ness, accompanied hel
and played the wedding music.
Following the ceremony there wal
wedding breakfast in the hons ol
the brides uncle and aunt Gen
eraI and Mrs. Abbot, on Tracy
place. Later In the afternoon the
couple left for a leisurely motor
trip to st. Petersburg, where they
will make their home.
The bride Travelled In a three
pieces suit Of blue trimmed witt
gray with which she wore q hat. 81
Russian blue. :
Frederick I. Thompson, OF thu
United states Shipping Beard. hal
returned TO Washington after al
extended Absence and IL at hi
apartment at the Hamilton Hotel
Il ~
G. Bascom Slemp, the President
Secretary has taken an apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel for tn,
| winter
Former Senator William NJ
Calder arrived yesterday at tn,
Willard but went today to Whining
ton, Del, where he will deliver al
address tonight.
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Major General Charles p Sum
neral left yesterday for Sal
Antonio, where he will assume com
mand of the Eighth Corps Area
He recently came to Washington
from Hawaii.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. L. van DEF
Bosch OF Barn. Holland, are 81
Wardman Park Hotel.
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IRISH NAME TO
BE IN BLUE BOOK

The next monthly edition IF the
little diplomatic blue book will
carry as its fifty-second name in
the list of embassies and legations
in Washington the name OF the
Irish Free State, now that PROBES.
sor Timothy "A. Smiddy has pre-.
scented his credentials and has been
received by President Coolidge.
This first Minister Plenipotentiary
of the Irish Free State. who has
been in Washington internationally
for the last two years, will probably
go to Ireland some time before
Christmas for a brief visit And son
his return to Washington he will
probably be accompanied by Mrs.
Smiddy and some Of their children
There are six children Of which
four, at least, are ''colleens." The
minister is now living at Wardman
Park,
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7 ODD GIL Der I
WEDDING
TODAY
Many Nations Represent
ed Among Guests
Present
nv JEAN ELIOT.

- CTOBER, It seems, has grown
to be the rival OF June as a
~ bridal month. In no city is
this rivalry more definitely ex-
pressed than in Washington. But
the most. important Sof the weddings
slated for this month of chrysan-
themums, cosmos and vari-eolored
leaves took place today in Louis
Vile, KY; when Miss Louise Ross
Todd, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Todd, became the bride Of s.
Parker Gilbert. jr., former Under
secretary of the Treasury and re-
Gently appointed agent general Of
the Dawes reparation plan.
Many from Washington are in
Louisville. today to attend this
wedding. The Secretary Of che
Treasury, Andrew w. Mellon, had
hoped to be able to 60. but Of.
fetal duties kept him at his of
flee. Secretary Mellon il reported
TO be quite devoted to his young
former assistant and might have
looked with favor upon having
/. him member of his own house
hold. However
It is reported that Louisville y
all agog today over one Of the
most notable wedding. Of its hiss
tory, solemnized this afternoon in
the Warren Memorial Presbyterian
Church.
Leaders in the society world
have come to Louisville from all
parts Of the country for the Scere-
mony. Among the out-of.town
notabies present are Senior Mariana
Anoedo, of the Spanish embassy.
Washington; the Honorable u. "A,
Cecil and Mrs. Cecil, who was
Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt, daughter
OF Mrs. George w Vanderbilt;
Mrs. John White, Of Nashville,
Mrs. Percy Warner, of Nashville,
Mrs. c. A. Bransford, OF Nash
vile, Mrs. M. S. Kirkman, Of
Nashville, Garrard Winston, under
secretary Of the Treasury; Fox
hall Dangerfield. Winant Johnston
and Judge Jacob Dickinson, Wash
ington; Chaplin Jackson, of Darien,
Conn, Princess Bertha Canta-
cuzene, a granddaughter OF Presi-
dent Grant; Capt. Lew Wallace, jr.,
son of the famous author of ben
Hur" and director of the savings
department Of the United States
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aigrettes. her jewels were diamonds.
Madam Hauge, an aunt Of the bride,
wore an afternoon gown Of Jet and
black velvet hat.
RAMOS TO BE HOSTS
AT INFORMAL DINNER.
The Spanish Ambassador and
Mime. Riano will entertain informal
ly at dinner this evening for q few
guests.
The British ambassador, Sir Esme
Howard, will go to New York to
make an address before the fifty.
second annual meeting Of the New
York board Of trade and transpor,
tation son Wednesday. October ~.
His subject viii be THE Business
Importance Of Anglo american
Friendship. =
CUBAN AMBASSADOR
RETURNING FROM FRANCE.
The Ambassador Of Cuba and
Sonora de la Torriente win leave
France October Is, and upon arriv.
ing in this country viii come direct
to Washington.
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The Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Wilbur have leased the house
of Mrs. Hamilton Wright, at 1871
N street, and will take possession
about November /. They have been
occupying the house of Major Gen.
eral and Mrs. John Eoomis Cham.
berlain at 1920 Jefferson street.
Constantine Brun, minister Of Den.
mark, entertained informally al
luncheon at the Shoreham yester.
day.
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aigrettes. her jewels were diamonds.
Madam Hauge, an aunt Of the bride,
wore an afternoon gown Of Jet and
black velvet hat
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gerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists.
dresses, coats. stockings, sweaters,
,draperies, coverings. hangings,
everything new.
Buy Diamond Dyes"--rlo other
kipd-and tell your druggist wFeth.
err the material you wish to color
is wool or silk. or whether Il ~
linen. cotton, or mixed goods.
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THOMPSONS JOIN
WHITE SULPHUR COLONY.

Colonel Robert M. Thompson went
Yesterday to White sulphur Springs,
W. Va, to be with Mrs. Thompson
at the Greenbrier Hotel. They will
remain at White Sulphur through
October, coming to Washington the
last Of the month.
kk
Lady Louis Mountbatten and the
Hon. Mrs. Richard Norton, who ar
rived in New York on the Beren-
garia in August, sailed today on the
Aquitania. Lady Louis will join her
husband who was obliged to return
to England on account Of his duties
in the royal navy.
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Congressman and Mrs, Charles J.
Linthicum are giving garden
party this afternoon In their {, un.
try home near Baltimore foc the
women Of Congressman Linthicln1's
district. Mrs. Emily Newell Blair.
vice chairman Of the Democratic
national committee. Will make an
address during The afternoon.
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DIAMOND DYE" IT
A BEAUTIFUL COLOR

Perfect home
dyeing and ting
ing is guarau-
teed with Dia.
mond Dyes. Just
dip in cold water
to tint soft, del.
icate shades, or
boil to dye ricn.
permanent col
urs. Each 10.
cent pac k a ke
contains direc-
tons so simple
any woman can
dye or tint lin.
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I street, the guests VIII BE- Weis
coined BY Miss Laura silabv. Miss
Mtnna Gil, Miss Hilda Molesworth.
and Mrs. John 81 walker. ali mem
bere Of the Organization, who VIII
preside ct the dining room. az
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MISS SELDEN HOSTESS.
AT LUNCHEON TO-DAY.

Miss Virginia Selden entertained
at luncheon today at the Columbia
Country Club. Her guests included
Miss Laura Bryn, Miss Beatrice
Henderson. Miss Virginia Mckinney,
Miss Helen Colbert, Miss Esther
Prayer, Miss Virginia Edwards, Miss
Elizabeth Simms. Miss Mary Tread
well Miss Anne Devepeaux, Mrs.
Reber Littlehales, Miss Ridley Nc.
Lean, Miss Norvell Munford. Miss
Loutse Ciay.or and Mrs. Ashmead
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SILESIA NEWS
{ Special to The Chronicle)

Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Weber, and
Miss Elvah, were Billings visitors
Tuesday.
Miss Alice McClintock departed
Tuesday for Bozeman to resume her
school work after a short visit here
Miss McClintock will graduate from
the State College June 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Bronlfeld came
over from Pryor and are occupying
the J. L. James residence while Mr..
Bromfield is working on the section.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Blackberry and
family drove down from Bridger, Sun
day afternoon and were calling at
the Danford home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Convery went to
Billings Friday evening and attended
the Shrine dance.
Alfred Spaeth and William Barnum
went to Joliet Friday to write on the
, examinations.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Weber and Mrs.
II. L. James and daughters were
Fromberg callers Monday morning
Mike Stefan Of Edgar was a visitor
Friday evening at the Sam Stefan
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Dix were here
from Laurel Friday evening visiting
the formers sister, Miss Susan Dix.
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Comedy: 2 Reels
THE candy GUMPS" FAMILY
Mrs. Earl Claueson and Helen came

Mrs. Earl Claueson and Helen came
down from Red Lodge Creek Sunday
and spent the day with Mr.. Clauson.
R. H. Chilcott was transacting bus
mess in Billings Friday.
Miss Elvah Weber was a Billings
visitor Friday and attended the
Shrine dance that evening.
Farmers in this vicinity are rejoic-
ing over the excellent rain which
fell Thursday night. The crops are
in good condition and the rain makes
them look fine.
Mrs. M. w. Smith was here from
Laurel visiting relatives between
trains Wednesday,
Mrs. F. A. McClintock, Mary Nc
Clintock and Frank McClintock were
Fromberg visitors Monday.
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MR.. HIBBARD HAPPY
OVER GRAND DAUGHTER

Mr.. w. w. Hibbard received a tele-
gram from Glendale Arizona, his
daughter Mrs. John D. Willie and hus-
band were rejoicing over the arrival
of little Jesl1, born on Thursday May
the 22nd. The little ladyfs the young
est of 8 generations and has grand
parents. Mrs. Hibbard will remain
with her daughter until the latter part
of June.
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MR.. AND MRS. HUSSONG
BILLINGS VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hussong who
are principal and instructor of Car
bon High went to Billings on Saturday
May the II to attend the Shriners
convention and remained as guests at
the Grand hotel until the following
Saturday when they return to Red
Lodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Hussong con-
template making this place their fu-
ture home and will visit the various
lodge resorts in this vicinity during
the summer vacation.
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Wonders multiply. Yesterday the
people of Red Lodge had the unusual
pleasure of gazing upon passenger
train. 1t was Northern Pacific, con-
sisting of the "l' and 's2" spots, pulled
by Engineer Elliot, with Conductor
Wesley Kidd in charge. The special
was on it's return from the coast with
General Manager J. W. Kendrick and
assistant General superintendent II,
]. Horn and yesterday proceeded
to Bridger, from which place they
came overland to Red Lodge, being
met here last evening by the special.
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MRS. FRANK MCCLEARY
HOME AGAIN

Mrs. Frank McCleary who has been
spending the school year in Missoula
with their two children Eloise and
Howard who are students at the State
University returned home on Friday
May the 23rd. On her return trip
Mrs. McCleary stopped off in Butte
for short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Rae.
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MR.. AND MRS CHAPMAN
ENTERTAIN GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Chapman were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs, j. W..
Chapman on Sunday evening May rs.
On Sunday afternoon they all motored
out to the Tom Hogan ranch owned
by j. w. Chapman, returning in time
for one of the substantial dinners that
Mrs. Chapman is noted for serving.
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Van Blackardy returned to his
home at Bridger Friday after having
visited for several days with Charles
Chilcott.
Mrs. Fl. M. Danford and mother,
Mrs. Mary Craig enjoyed motor trip
to Laurel Thursday afternoon on
shopping trip.
Roy Reams was business caller at
Laurel Wednesday evening.
Ted Murray who is employed with
the bridge crew on Rock Creek above
Red Lodge spent Sunday visiting in
Silesia.
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RETURNS FROM LONG
BEACH CALIFORNIA

After two years absence Mrs. w.
F. Meyer returned to her Red Lodge
home on Monday May the 26th to
spend the summer months. She will
be gladly welcomed by her numerous
friends.
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o. E. s. GIVE DANCING
PARTY

Venus Chapter is giving a dancing
party on Thursday evening May the
goth. The hostesses are Mesdames
Joe Hasterlick, J. R. McFate, II. t.
Bowan, John Albert, and J. Harmon.
Refreshments will be served at mid
night, and local five piece orches-
ira will furnish the music for the even
ing.
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A sidewalk has been constructed
this week along Willard avenue from
the depot up to 0. e. Mills store.
Another walk has been built along
Thirteenth street via the Methodist
Church and Hauser avenue or two
blocks. These walks cover a good deal
of the residence portion Of the city
and are great Improvement to the
place.
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Is YEARS AGO

This column will be regula fea-
ture each week containing news
articles from "a score and five
years ago. Read them and re-
fresh your memory, laugh, weep
and ponder.
Taken from the files of the
Red Lodge Picket, May %, 1899
from the gifted pen Of Walter
Anderson, Editor.
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-05-30

Mayor and Mrs. William Larkin and
child accompanied by his mother,
who had been on visit with her big
boy, this afternoon departed for their
old home in Ottumwa, Idaho, to spend
two weeks in visiting relatives and
renewing acquaintance. During the
absence of Mayor Larkin, Roger Elem
ing, and ]. S. Robinson will take turns
about in playing ball and looking after
the affairs Of the municipality.
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Bernard Rydberg, formerly engaged
in the jewelry business in this city,
returned to Red Lodge, the first of
the week direct from Sweden, where
he had been on an extended visit. Mr..
Rydberg says the capital of Carbon
County has grown and improved
wonderfully since he left here two
years ago and he thinks of locating
in the city again.
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MISS L. ID. COSBY u
OFF FOR VIRGINIA

Miss l.. ID. Cosby who is a teacher
in the city schools and a resident of
Red Lodge left her old home at Rich
mond, Virginia last Wednesday. She
will visit various points along the
New England coast before sailing
across the waters where she expects
to spend the summer in European cit
les.
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Charles Wilson, who has taken the
agency for the Burlington Acteylane
Gas Company. yesterday installed the
first plant in the city in his place of
business. The new illuminant makes
steady, white light, and gives en-
tire satisfaction.
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MR.. AND MRS. OGDEN VISIT
MR.. AND MRS. SCHRADER

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Ogden Of Bel
fry motored through Red Lodge on
Sunday, May 25th on their way out to
the Schrader ranch home near Luther
and spent the day as guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. julius Schrader. Mrs.
Schrader is sister of Mrs. Ogden. y
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At the club dance in the opera house
last Friday night the prizes for the
most graceful gentleman and lady
walters were awarded to DIR. A. G..
McClanahan and Mrs. VIM. Mcintyre.
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MR.. AND MRS. FREEMAN
VISITORS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. James Freeman mo-
tored up from Billings Saturday for
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Simmons, returning to Billings
Sunday evening. Mr.. Freeman is
The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-05-30

William Knatz has remodeled the
buildings formerly occupied as cigar
factory by Henke and Lyon and fitted
it up in fine styleas first class bar
room. The place was opened to the
public on Monday night.
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dainty refreshments at the close Of
the afternoon session. The Guild La
dies will meet every two weeks during
the summer months.
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VISITS IN RED LODGE
FROM JOLIET

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce of Joliet
motored up from Joliet on Wednesday
May 28th returning to Joliet the same
evening.
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orIoiF Of "Parior Car
II is said that Jenny Lind applied
the term "parlor Car In a Joking
way to car that WAS specially pre-
pared for her comfori when she made
aer tour of the United States from
1850 TO 1852.