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Putnam patriot., 1924-03-14
POSTPONE DINNER
Fish and Game Club Event to be Held
 Next Week

The annual meeting and dinner of the Northeastern Fish and Game club, scheduled to be held last evening at the Putnam Inn, was postponed for one week because of the inability of out of town members to get to town on account of snow choked roads. Next week Thursday night, however, will bring the keenly anticipated event and John Titcomb, superintendent of the State Fish and Game Commission will be present and make an address. He will bring along eight reels of nov ing pictures, of interest to hunters and fishermen, which will be shown at the Bradley theatre following the dinner at the Inn. A. E. Hall of the DuPont Go. will be q guest and speaker.
Putnam patriot., 1924-03-14
STILL DANGEROUSLY ILL

Because of the continued critical illness of Herbert ]. Smith, there was another consultation of doctors this forenoon, specialist from Worcester again being called in. Mir. Smith is making a stiff fight against death from pneumonia, and though he is making no progress, there is always hope where there is life.
Putnam patriot., 1924-03-14
mAsoNs RECEIVE DEPUTY

District Deputy E. L. Darbie of Danielson paid an official visitation last evening to Putnam Chapter, R. A. M., at the meeting held in Masonie Temple. A large number of Compan- ions were present. After the bust ness session the Eastern Star served a fried chicken supper.
Putnam patriot., 1924-03-14
RIB IS FRACTURED

A. L. Mansfield suffered a fractured rib on Wednesday morning, when he slipped on the icy walk at his home, and fell heavily. He is confined b his home and is resting as comfortably as possible. x*4
Putnam patriot., 1924-03-14
TEN ARE NARROWED
 BY HEAVY BLIZZARD
Putnam Men Forced to Stay All Night at Phoenixville
 Store
Relief Party "Reseues" Sen. Child
 R. C. Jenkins Goes Fishing

There are at least ten Putnam men who are not sure even yet if their trip Co Hartford Tuesday, to appear at the hearing before the Public Utilities Commission, was piece of public ser vice calling for appreciation from their fellow citizens. or whether the trip really turned out to be jolly lark, or whether it was just simply one more misfortune encountered on life's jour ney and to be born with a grin. This Doubling Thomas state of mind exists by reason of the fact that the said ten local men. unable to negotiate the snow-blocked state highway, were forced to abandon the machines in which they were riding and to spend the night at the Phoenixville general store
 Before last Tuesday night the mere mention of "Phoenixville Hill" called up unpleasant things in the minds of these ten Putnam men, alluded to sev- eral times already, because they were aware, either by experience or by reading newspaper accident stories. of the treacherousness of the steep grade. But after Tuesday nights ex- perienee. "Phoenixyilie Hiii9 contours hF q tHtttatf attA sA Nttt oth2 J HA httit- ory: unhappy, not unpleasant. or joy ful, according to how his experiences Init" the individual.
 Efficient Mrs. Wheaton
 But there is at least one pleasant memory of that "ail night stand" at Phoenixville. which fingers in the mind of each of the ten. And that is the kind. thoughtful and gracious hospi- tality extended by the owner of the store, Mrs. Wheaton. She did all in her power to make things comfortable for her guests She provided refresh ments for them during the night, the food hitting" exactly the right spot, as all the men agreed. In the morning Mrs. Wheaton served everyone with n most excellent breakfast of bacon and eggs, rolls and coffee.
 The men who had Go sit up all night in the store at Phoenixville were the following: Byron D. Bugbee. Post master Archibald Macdonald, State Treasurer C. Harold Gilpatric, Supt. of Schools Ralph c. Jenkins, J. Otis Fox, Senator Clarence H. Child, Charles Seder, E. B. Williams. O. P. Bancroft, and Alderman K. C. Rogers.
 There were numerous events during the long hours of the night to stir the interest and imagination of the party. Take for instance the experi-
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Putnam patriot., 1924-03-14
HEROIC ACT BRINGS
 MEDAL TO BREAULT
Former Putnam Man Gets Con- gressional Award From
 Pres. Coolidge
Recognition of Bravery When Sub
 marine O-5 Was Sunk

In recognition of his prompt and heroic action aboard the Submarine 0-5 when it was rammed and sunk oil Panama, late last October, Henry Breault. formerly of this city, was awarded the Congressional medal of
Putnam patriot., 1924-03-14
THE WEATHER

The weather man has this to say concerning the weather for the next 24 hours: "Fair Friday; no change in temperature; increasing cloudiness; diminishing northwest winds"
Putnam patriot., 1924-03-14

Miss Pauline Lueier, Lyons street, will spend the weekend in Boston.
Putnam patriot., 1924-03-14

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Putnam patriot., 1924-03-14

JUU IeIephones Out of Order
 Service in the towns adjacent to Putnam is also receiving attention and today the number of telephones in disuse in this territory, because of the storm was around 800 This total is being rapidly reduced and by
Evening star., 1924-01-27
British Artists to Be
Guests at Art Center

The visiting British artists. Mr.
Aiyu Williams. president OF the Royal
society OF Miniature Painters, and
Miss Margaret Lirdsay-W Williams. who
painted the late President Harding
tor the English Speaking Union in
London, will be guests of honor this
afternoon at q reception an tea at the
National Art Center from 1 to {
o'clock.
A large new exhibition will in
lude miniatures by Mr. Williams
Miss Lindsay Williams recent por-
trait OF Mrs. Lawrence Z. Phipps. who
IA 1t patroness; portrait tiles by Miss
ella '. Strum. sculptures and ora -.
lags BY Mr.. Arnold Ronnebeck, &
collection of faicnce in Quinpcr ware
just brought from France by Mrs
-,cylc tClqU!tt; wood car7-i,. g by
Mss ltuth Tanner, and large paint
iuss by Cameron Burnside
Mrs. John Mock and Miss Alcxan-
d-a Galcshi viii pour tea, and assist
ing in receiving the guests viii be
Mrs. William uitz, Miss Lamar ~
Bechtol, Mr.. Horace ". Pe3siee, Mrs
Virginia G.. Hit and 3fr. Moultrie
HIT. Mrs. Edward q. Lo7-ry, Mrs
Lindsay Williams. Mr. q. Hamilton
Martin, ir.; Mr.. Elliot Clifford, Mai
and Mrs. Edward Dworall. Mrs. Helm
Foley. Miss HELEN Hanford. Miss
Lucy Witherspoor. Miss Betty Reran
Miss Lur4 DodGs. Miss Adelaide
Dwyer. Miss Sara WaIcott and 9th
ers. The exhibition is open TO every
one.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
D. A. R. Chapter to Give
Benefit Gard PARTY

The Federal City Chapter y. A. Il;
VIII give benefit card party IT the
Hotel Hamilton Wednesday evening
January 80.
: Among these who have engaged ia
bies are Mrs. Howard l.. Todgkins
Mrs. Frank II. Sale. Miss Mary
Orsler. Miss Kate Powell, Mrs. VII
liam Hester, Mrs. Mahlon Winter, Mrs
Robert j.. Cook, Miss Nette l.. Her
rick, Mrs; Copeland Jones. Mrs Albert
Aldous, Miss Kathleen Nalle, Miss
l1steIle Price, Mrs. George p. Chad
scy. Mrs. Albert Gawler, Mrs. II. *
woodward and Mrs. Royal j.. Shu-
man.
Mrs. Mary *. Nalle is chairman ot
committee Oh arrangements. She is
assisted by Mrs. G. u. Chadsey, Mrs.
J. II. McTeer and Mrs. r. /. Shuman.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Plans for Valentine Ball
Are Nearing Completion

Tie plans for the Valentine ball to
bo given by the FLANDERS Field Unit
OF the American wonlen's Legion are
Rapidly "ea~lrg completion. and Mrs
Frank Morrison. chairman of the pa
tronea&es: Miss Margaret Mansfield,
chairman uf the young ladies' COM
mittceS. and Miss EoseInarye Coleman
rcieq. chairman of the young mems
committee. are most ably assisting
the chairman OF entertainment, Miss
Marie ]. Mcclure. \ Partial list OF
tin. p&troneSSeS includes Mrs. Coo
lidgu. IRIS. Edwin Denly, Mrs. vii
iian.; Phillips, Nine. Tsainad"S. Mrs.
stephen Il. Eikins. Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend. Mr". Now ard Hoi,:&ins.
MIS-. lIaine Ellis. Mrs. David Thorn
son. Mrs. Isaar Cams. MIS-. Charles
Forest Nrconan and Mrs. David
Kinchloe
Tie receiving Inc viii be headed
by Mrs. c. Vlo;a l"eI!ows. president
Of the Flanders Field Init. who will
be assisted by Mrs. Walter l.. Iil.tley.
president Of the national orsani-at Ton
% the American Wulneu's Legion:
Mrs. john a. Lcjeune, Mrs. .t.aos
Fries, Mrs. benjamin Hutchinson. Mrs.
Renj&uia Souie Cans. Miss Marie J.
NJ tiu'rc. Mr.. stephen l. MN Tabor
Nits RuScIn rye Coleman Bales. Miss
Nahc' Douoiiy, Miss Jessie Mae
Slaish, Iiss ,fa-isueritt. Rarnes, Mrs.
Katherine e Brush Ra,es and Capt.
Henry q. Stephens. who is tre presi-
dent of the Soldiers Rest Association.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Pen Women to Honor
DIPLOMATIC Official

The District League OF American
Pen Women Will entertain ~ tea THIS
afternoon from to o'clock a club
fsayndal, United States consul genera !
10 Constantinoplc, now OH leave OF
absence i'll Washington. Mr.. Ravndai
Will speak on Certain Phase; Of Inter
national Intercourse Ills own per
soual experiences, which co.c.s a period
OF twenty-five years. during which lie
has been connected with United States
cons ulates in Syria. Canada, ConStanil-
nopie, and various points in france
From 1911 to 1917 hG "2S in CharSt' =
OF consular interests at COnstont:Itol'-c
o. france. Great Britain. i;"$Si;-, Ita y.
5w witzerlarI. He has been United States
consul general - Cuustau llnopte since
1919.
In the receiving line with Mrs iIar-
rie, Hanley IOcher. President - the
District branch, will De the guest OF
GTeidert, national president: Mrs.. boro-
IA De Muth Watson, first vice prcS!-
.!eJ.t of the District branch. ami Mrs
.ucPherson CrIchton, chairman Of the
y.ays and means, committee. Tea viii
be poured by Mrs. De,os 4. Blodgett
" Angus, Mrs. Emily Newell Blair.
Mrs Howard Bloedorn. Mrs. y. W.
Brenzer. Mrs. B. y. Cain, Mrs. William
AthertoH Du Fuy. Mrs. Florence Fox.
Mrs. Jesse Nicholson, Mrs Joseph ;.
Riley, Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor, Mrs.
Theodore Tiller and Mrs. Richard
rates.
Arrangements for the tea are III the
hands OF Mrs. Virginia Monroe, chair
nan OF hospitality.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Bridge and Mah-Jons
In Program for Party
Tuesday. January &c
Southern Confederated Me
mortal Association Plane
to Entertain at Wardman
Park Hotel.

The success Of the five hundred bridge
and mah-iong party to be given b,
Mary Taliaferro Thompson Southern.
Confederated Memorial Association al
W-ardmau Park Hotel Tuesday after
noon, January 90. at O'Clock, Is as
sured by the great number OF tables en-
gagged for the occasion ana the interest
shown by the large number Of people
prominent officially and socially wilo
are responding.
Mrs. George E. King, chairman. an
nounces d complete list Of patronesses.
headed by Mrs. William Howard Taft,
Mrs. Edw in Denly. Mrs. Henry G. Wal
lace, Mrs Ralph Cameron, Mrs. William
J. Harris, Mrs Claude \. S~ans6n. Mrs.
Nicholas LougWorth. Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, Mrs. Cary I. Grdysou. Mrs.
Mabel y. Bo;irdman, Mrs. John A.
l.ejeune. Mrs. Merritt ". ireland, Mrs.
Herbert N. Lord. Mrs. Howard Ia.
HodgkinS. BaroHesS NUr Below, Mrs.
L;tdislas I-azaro, Mrs. otis WingU. Mrs.
Joseph j. Mansfield, Mrs. Charles L..
Abernathy. Mrs. Lamar JcifeIS. Mrs.
Mrs Cabot Stevens, Mrs. Laura \.
Bradley. Mrs. Daniel c. Roper, Mrs.
c. c. Calhoun, Mrs. Rose Gouvcnier
Hoes, Mrs. S4t:c HanhaJ, Mrs. Marcus
Wright, MIS-. tranh ). i1ight, Mrs. I'D
win >. lIiIicT. Mrs. Cornelia Branch
stone. Mrs CordeIia Howell Oden-
heiner, Mrs. Elizabeth G. Fred. Mrs
Y. l.. Webster. Mrs. Leight Robinson
Mrs. RaHett Harrison, Mrs. George
Julian Zohtey. Mrs. Mary -. Amber
Miss Fanny Washington Potter Weeks,
Mrs. Alfred Bail GarseS. Mrs. George
h. Fuller. Mrs. J. y. Sandlin. Mrs. Nell
q. Underwood, Mrs VIII H. TuWlcs
Mrs. Wesley 2aaltin Stoner. Mrs. Sam
url nlv"l. Mrs. Jessie Lee Ward. Mr..
Arthur G. Smith. Mrs. peter 4. Dr4r..
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Pennsylvanians Here
To Entertain Pinchots
At Governors $ Nigh
Executive and Wife VIII Be
Guests of Honor at Annual
Reception AZ Willard
Thursday.

Gov Clifford Pinc'lot and MIS-. Pine
chot viii bu guests Of !oro" al tnt'
"eovc-uo"a night" reception of The
Pennsylvania Society, 20 b, he'd III
tire Sew Willard ball room Thr:S IL y
night.
BoNhclders inc!udt the Secretary
Of the T;casurv. Andrew ". Mellon .
the Secretary OF Labor. James J.
Davis; Mrs. Eichard Townsend. Mrs.
Charles Bough:on Wood. Col. an,,
Mrs. Herbert J. Slorum. Nj. and Mrs.
George lIesta. Mr." W. Harry Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. J. IIaryf,,- WattleS Rep
rcseutativc and NJ. Samuel A. Krn-
ti"ll p.."r 500 tative and Mrs iIrrrT
". Watson. Representative ana NJ.
Guy h.. ,Inin I'll. REPRESENTATIVE ANA
Mrs. Adam NJ. Wyant. Representative
anC Mrs. Harris j. BiXier.
In the reception line viii he. be-
sides the honor guest ami the. presi-
dent and Mrs, Cl>de Es.'~. MIR
Anthony Wayn5 Cox. Ms Ma.
Roberts T:inthart. Ms. 'stv-rer"e
Townsend. Mrs. George Me- a. Mrs.
C'Uno Rudolrl. Mrs. +. Z. tir:4nin and
Airs. Thomas ". Phillips. jr. Intro
duct;ons viii be made Ly col. Mat
thew a. IG Laney.
The Program will consist Of solos
oy Charles, Trow bridge Tit+mau and
4 shorr address l., Gov. ifnchot on
program there will be dancing.
Admission will be restricted 70
members and their guests. MeIibeE-
ship cards and guest cards may be
secured from the secretary, frank y.
Fra gale. before or at the reception.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
National Women's Party
To Entertain at Tea

The National Woman's Party will
entertain at tea this afternoon at
o'clock at Its headquarters In hon
or Of the Virginia members Of the
Organization and other prominent
Firginians sojourning in the Capital.
Hostesses for the affair will be: Mrs.
Henry Lockwood, Mrs. George PiiaS-
ter. Mrs. Gertrude James Robey. Mrs.
c. l.. Nicol. Miss Julia Jennings and
Mrs. Lncicn Greathouse.
program has heen arranged for
the afternoon aud Mrs. Harvey Wiley
aud Mrs Burnita Shelton MattheT VS.,
lately admitted to the bar of the ST.
preme Court, will speak. This is the
first Of d series of Sunday afternoon
teas which the National Woman's
Party viii give during the winter.
having honor guests members Of
the different states who are in the
District.
Evening star., 1924-01-27

lrs. ii. L.; Rust. Mrs. George W. East
nent' Mrs. William Il. Chamberlin.
2rs. Rose ,SIulcare, Mrs. Richard Yates,
irs. bentsmin Rush Logic, Mrs. Henry
l. Classic Mrs. Ernest Norris Locke,
4rs. EnnSlls Waggamsn, Mrs. William
4. Jack j.: Mrs. Willard a. Pollard,
WIS tloye J.. Waggaman, Mrs. Leon
'rd ThurEer, Mrs. c. q. Van Emon.
hrs. James II. Wingfeld, Mrs. Victor
:. Deybera Mrs. Charles G. Lamborn,
hrS Wait Johnson, Mrs. William E.
learn. Mrs. B. Glynn Dent, Mrs. Brook
ialiaferro: Potter, Mrs. Gurney $.
strong. Mts. Il. Z. Holzberg. Mrs. j. H.
'aphan, rfrs. Charles Cecil. Mrs En-
'ene Woodson and Miss Frances Early
The officers OF the association. who
viii be tho hostesscs Of the occasion,
re: Mrs elizabeth G. Fred. president;
Miss Alic& Ferguson, first vice presi-
lent; Mrs Harvey q. Ball. second vice
presidents, Mrs. Clause Gathgens. re-
'ording secretary: Mrs. Mary X. Nalle.
corresponding secretary: Mrs. George
King, treasurer; Ms. Wallace Streater.
historian: AIRS. u. ". OffUtt chaplain
Mrs. Jessy Ice Webb Is chairman OF
rtertainIdent Mis-. Forrest =. Eroo-
man chairman "f press and Mrs. Frank
Morrison vice chairman Of the press
committees
There will be prizes tor each table.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Texas Society Function
Charms Large Throns

The fete given b. the Texas State
Society Thursday evening at the Tio-
tel Roosevelt i'll honor OF Senator and
Mrs. Earle Il. Maytield and Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Luther 4. John
son. the new members of the Texas
delegation. was a most pleasing event
from the first part OF the prosram to
the last. when the orchestra played
Home. Sweet Humr." The informal
business meeting was presided over
by Representative Daniel l.. Garrett.
vice president of the society. in the
absence OF Representative Claude y.
HudSpe ia. president. The 1vsts aud
sallieS exchanged by the chairman
and other brilliant personalities. in
Guiding shor: talEs by Representative
IoEI C"nnit'.! aul Judge Clay stone
Briggs. maze The evening, from the
outset. one oi real pleasure.
Following this part of the program
came several musical numbers il the
form OF piano solos and songs rem
dercd by Mrs. Eertha Thompson Nell
son. pianist. Of league. TEX. who is
spending the season in Washiugton
and Mrs. Lorena Stockton 6iawlcr. So
prano. who was accompanied by Miss
Mary Ruth Matthews. OF Plaiuyiew.
TEX
After this the guests aud members
formed in i,u adjoining room, incIud-
ing Repre- sentative and Mrs. Daniel
Il. Garrett. Senator and Mrs. Earle r.
.iayield. preventative and Mrs
Luther y. Johnson. Senator and Mrs.
Morris Sheppard. Representative. s,:.d
Mrs Eugene EiaCh, Representa- iv,.
Tom ConEaily. Rep preventative Marvin,
Jones. Judge Ola! Stone EriggS. Hep
resentat!vc aud Mrs. Fritz 4. Lam
ham. Representative and Mrs. Quinn
Williams and ii+pccS utaiist. and Mrs
Harr: NurILach. The last part of
the e"enin2 vas given up to dancing
until late hour.
Arrangements for thc next affair
ar" being made by the committee, in
Guiding Mrs. Theo Lacy Edmistor.
chairman: Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Mrs.
Daniel Garrett. Mrs. Thomas = Low
cite. Mrs. John a. Shirley, Miss ALA
Ciary, secretary: Miss Ann Garrett,
Mrs. Nelson p. Webster and Mrs. Lee
4. Aston
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Bridge Party Planned
For Animal Relief

The outlooi: for the comfort OF our
four-leg2ed friends on the farm in
MONTGOMERY county Is encoura g:ug.
for their friends are coming forth in
great numbers. reserving tables for
the bridge that is to be held a Ward
man Park Hotel Tuesday, February :,
There are, however. = number more
20 be disposed of
Al the last meeting OF the Humane
Education Society the committees
we're completed. Mrs. Marx Potter Is
chairman II command, Mrs. Charles
II. Cecil chairman Of arrangements,
Miss Edna Patton chairman OF pa
troness and tickets. Mrs. H L Rhein-
stroln chairman OF the candy booth,
assisted by Mrs. J. J. Rowan, Mrs.
Duncan l. Fletcher. Mrs. j. 4: lap
ram, Mrs. '. =. Alexander. Mr. VI. "
Woodward. Mrs. +. T EdGlngfield
Mrs. ". II. Stoner and Miss II. NJ
O'Conneii.
Mrs. Frank 0IcManain:- is chairma.l
o. the cake bocIn. and assisting are
Mrs. II. =. Ames. Mrs. II. y. West.
Mrs. II. II. Clark, Mrs. f. Eiker, Mrs.
X. irwin, Mrs. Z. ". Gilner, Mrs. C.
b. Parker and Miss II. NJ. O'Connel,
chairman Of publicity
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Herbert Chapter, I'D. c..
To Give Gard Party

The Hilary 4. Herbert Chapter.
United Daughters OF the Confederacy,
will give a benefit card party at the
Washington Club tomorrow evening.
Mrs. John 3. keadr:cl.. Mrs. vii
liam ]. Harris. Mrs. William l.. Den.
MS, Mrs. Robert L. Noble. Mrs. John
A. Lejeune. Mrs. Rufus Hardy. Mss
Julia Mcfarland. Mrs. Luciau Clarke,
Miss L. NJ. Hodgkins. Mrs. s. Il
G0libart. Mrs. Graham Clark, Mrs.
John L. Steele, Mrs. 4. r. Bowdre,
Mrs. c. z. Mum. Mrs. John E. Fowler,
Mrs. Rufus Clarke. Mrs. Mary X.
Nalle. Mrs. Fl. w. Kearney. Mrs. II.
4. Polkinhorn. Miss Marion Greer,
Miss Eleanor Waters, Mrs. William J.
McGee, Mrs. u. z. Rollins, Mrs. J. II.
Hancock, Miss May Frey, Mrs. Julia
Rurchfield. Mrs. Samuel N. Meek, Miss
May Hungerford, Miss Mamie Hun
gerford. Miss Mary Dell. Mrs. Eugene
Barr. Mrs. Louise. Atkinson, Miss
Marion Smith. Miss "A da Johnson. Mrs.
+. J. Roberts, Mrs. Edwin C. Wynne
and Mrs. c. c. Marbury are among
those who have engaged tables.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Party Given to Honor
Miss Mildred Volland

\ party was given for Hiss Mildred!
Noll&nd Of 291S sherman arenu"
northwest b. her cousins, Miss Ma r
gt,ot Noiland and Mrs. l. II. Vollaud.
At the formers residence, queen
Chapel road, Broo!iland. l.. G.
Among the mary attending were
Miss Lena Bakersmith. Miss Louise
Eanrhling. Miss Mildred Thompson,
Miss Emma Ma a.sruucr. Miss Gertrude
Beedle. Miss Marion Pis.tt. Miss Cleo
Book, Miss Marie Good. Miss Miriam
-arror, Miss EvclHI Foster. Miss Lou
Is Ho:tEuller. Miss Adelaide Lavea-
der. Miss Dorothy Wood. Miss Neata
Miller. MISS Bette Folland. Miss Ger
trude Eolland. airs. *. Scnunla mn
Mr.. NJ Wood. SIrS. Houston. Mrs A.
" Ur6oma.l, MRS. K. Elucken. Mr.. and
Mrs. li~warG it"yal. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
\. RaAer. sir. and Mrs. ID. Eoil4ud
lfr. and Mrs. i. Raulin. Mr. and Mrs
William NCl!aild. MIR. and Mrs. Louis
Eoiland. &,r. and Mrs. Edward Vol
land. Mr.. Ralpi: Wurtz. Mr. Miles VII
Ter. Mr.. Ly'leS Spain. Air. William
Laubacn anu My Robert Eolyand.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Mrs. Mitchell VIII Give
Musical Tea FRIDAY

MIS-. Frank r. Mitchell win give a
musical tea for the benefit Of the " ON
ans Club Of the Highlands Community
place northwest, Friday, February /.
from 3 to O'CLOCK.
Those who will assist Mrs Mitchell
are Mrs. Mary L. Murray. Mrs. Fred
ericI; l.. I"ridley. Mrs. William Green
Mrs Ralph BonHett". Mrs. George W
Wells. Mrs. Th"In.s II. McKeC and
Nj = Ruth tau.Ht,.ll
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Army, Navy and Marine
Younger Set to Dane,

The second of a series OF hops Il
be given by the younger members @
the Army. Navy and Marine Corp
will be held at the New Willard Hote
Saturday evening, February >. u
o'clock.
The wives OF the general and fla,
officers Of the Army. Navy and Ma
dances.
Lieut. j. b. Hefernan. JnItci
States Navy; Miss Emma Stitt, Nil
Ataia Kimnel and Capt John "
Arthur. United States Marine Corp.
form the committee in chargc
Evening star., 1924-01-27
U. D. c. Plans Reception
In Honor of Leaders

AT the Confederate Memorial U,s.t
on the evening Of January 3I Sto;.'
wall Jackson Chapter. No. 20. Urit.t
Daughters Of the Conf+deracy, vi
give u reception 70 honor lis f.-y
uTtaident Nj $ Marie j. Nit,Iir,. AT
her officers. Miss Maeuirr VIII he ~
sisted in receiving by the past pre~t
danfs of the cnapior
Evening star., 1924-01-27
PLAN CAR-FARE HEARING.
Mcclellan to Appear Before Senate
Committee Tomorrow

The Senate District subcommittee on
public utilities will rcsuine~its hear
ings Oh the McKellar 1-ceut street car
fare bill tomorrow at 1890 am, in the
Senate District committee Senator
Mcclellan Of Tennessee will continue
MS argument IN favor Of his bill. Il
he conclude before the committee ad.
jouTnS officials OF the street railway
companies 2robabi. will be heard also
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Mark Downs, s65

z-sl25 Caracul Jacquettes, platinum and beige,
Vatka squirrel trimmed .................... $500
1-Sl25 Natural Hair Seal Jacquette, chin collar of
fox ......................... $500
SIPS Bay Seal dyed coney) Jacquette, gray
coney trim Observation-Disclosures. $500
misses $4,000 Silk Velvet Frocks ....... S65.00
Misses $500 Canton and Georgette Frocks,
beaded and lace trimmed Observation-Disclosures. $500
10-Misses S110 Coats Fashona and Monette, with
choice fox, squirrel beaver and platinum furs. $500
6-Womens $500 to $II5.00 Dinner and Evening
Frocks tiers drapes, straight lines. $500
-S950O and $l10 90 Plaid and Striped Sport Coats,
gray with kitfox, brown with brown red fox
collars $65.00
5-$ll5 Soft Pile Coats TERED, circular draped
straightforward, Vatka squirrel, kit-fox furs $500
S$l10 Fashona Coats, beaver and fox furs $500
5-$9500 Lustrosa Coats, Viatka squirrel and pati-
wolf collars .......................... $500
Extra Size $500 Sport Coat, beaver collar,
size 3S1a Observation-Disclosures. $65OO
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Nativity Dramatic Club
Plans Benefit Even,

An interesting event Of the near
furur- T. ,he card party ard dance to
be given by the Nativity Dramatic
CLUB Of Erightwood on fhe -veuing &
of FcbruAI.I y, at Tho kaI.iah IInt:I.
Evening star., 1924-01-27
Mark Downs, $35

. Ext.. Sic ss8 nm Wolf. .Trinmed Coats $500
Extra Size $500 Black Lace Dresses. $500
l0-s4so0 to s6950 Dressy Silk Crepe Frocks,
beaded and embroidered, draped styles. $500
x.c"ud u ca FTocks Observation-Disclosures $500
!, egg IN .nd sqs so Chiffon Velvet Gowns $500
I-sse sO RIack Cordara Box Jacket Suit $500
5-sss co and $500 Novelty Fabric Sport Suits,
black brown, kt-fox and opossum collars $500
sss m Rlack Granada Coats squirrel collars $500
a-$75 90 Coats, opossum collar, cuffs, border $500
$50 s0 CaracuI Trimmed Black Orlando Coats $500
ii ;ttIe Women's s6e5O Coats wolf trimmed $500
V;s.I, squirrel collars $500