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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-25

between skowhegan and West Mills by
the way of Norridgewock, Thursday
for it's retsr ADDRESS G. A Care Eve OF
independence Reporter Co. 2w39'
HITCH-wEIGHT BETWEEN NORTH
street and the dump on Madison Ave.
". u. Ware. near Savers Barber Shop,
North Ave, Skowhegan. 1w39
ONE JERSEY cow AND TWO
heifers strayed from my farm last
Quirion, Bigelow Hill, Skowhegan, RID
3. 2w39F
DOG LOST LAST FRIDAY. BUFF
and black. Answers to name of
Prince. Has long black pointed nose.
Mrs. Alice Dore, Court st. N: L.
HEIFER. BLACK HoLsrErN. :.
year old from Albra Adams pasture.
Reward for its return or advice as to
its location. A. +. Fisher. North An
son. RID ?. 2w39F
GOLD PENDANT AND CHAIN
somewhere between Emery Brown,s
Butler at the EmeryBrown store,
Skowhegan. 1w39'
SEPTEMBER ~. LADY's LIGHT
brown summer coat, with narrow belt
and large button on 'front.' on main
highway through Pennington. Mercer
and Plttsheld Finder please return
to r. +. D. 2. Box IL. Pittsheld. Me.
4w39s
BETwEEN SKOWHEGAN AND
Brighton. one black wool sweater, slip
over. style Initials embroidered on
back of collar Suitable reward. Err
nest Decker, 90 East Leavitt st. 2w3S
SMALL WOODEN box SOME
WHERE between Madison and Larone.
Contains household articles. Finder
please notify w. l.. Miner, Larone.
2w3Ss
PAIR GLASSES, BROWN FRAMES.
in Bingham or Skowhegan or between
the two towns. Reward offered. r. T.
Patten, Skowhegan. 3w37F
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To Let

ROOM FOR , CARS DURING r,
Address q, Independent. p o per MOI
Eva!
tbs Ridge. Camp furnished w o b
served at house. One of ~, 9r ny
hunting grounds in state. cav e j,
10 camp with car. NJ. !. stan ~
" . at Ava!
HOUSE ON SILVER STREET. p,c
rooms and bath, electric lights g n'u
Inquire of Fred L. Moody H. H. san
or call. Mrs. Mabel jackson Ser ar
gan. Farmers Phone 20-5. a INV
5-RooM HOUSE ON MADISON =,
Conveniences. Stable. Vac,', a
D. Also 7-room house. Hanover
near Madison Ave. Garage. No
built. Frank NJ. Hubbard. Skov
gan. Farmers Tel 6-22. 9"OT
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED ia
for winter. Bath, hot water h
fire place. electric lights. c. cara
Observation-Disclosures CO. II
UPSTAIRS TENEMENT, : non
Electric light, flush closet. as s
mer ST., Skowhegan. N
UPSTAIRS RENT OF SEVEN M,
with modern conveniences. Inonr'
A. H. lies. "a Main ST.. Skowheran
tits
TWO FURNISHED ROOFS :
light housekeeping, also front r,
with board, all modern conyenlen
Inquire of Belle Cooper, y Mech,
Street, Skowhegan. N. E. Tel. III
~,
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EverybOdy's Column

cows. WE ARE GOING AWAY
for the winter. f. o. Fall. Cornville,
Skowhegan r. F. D. No. T. 2w3SF
MARE. II YEARS OLD. WEIGHT
about 1900 lbs. Perfectly sound in
every way and a good worker. Chest
nut color. F. A. Strickland. New Port
land, Me. 4w3S'
HORSE, o YEARS OLD. KIND AND
1900 lbs. viii be sold at bargain.
Call at Hulares Candy Store. Water
st. 4w3s
HEIFER CALF FROM HIGH PRO-
DUCING cow, week old Holstein-
Lakewood Road. Skowhegan, RID s..
ONE PAIR MULES, WEIGHING
about 2400. good workers; 2 or pure
bred registered Holstein heifers. Three
year old due to freshen in October and
November. Two Chester shoats. Tel.
1-22. L. s. Brown Harmony. 2w38F
ONE PUREBRED OXFORD DOWN
yearling buck. One purebred Oxford
son, RID 1. Farmers Phone 12-1-10.
Scion Exchange. 4w37F
WE HAVE FIVE SPLENDID SONS
of Falcons Dirigo from our best cows
from one week to seven months of age.
These calves are splendid individuals
and priced at their real value. Re-
member these are the only sons of the
great sire a double grandson of Bell
founder the sire of the worlds record
COW. Further information gladly sent
upon request. Josiah French & Sons,
Scion. 2w37F
ONE HORSE, WEIGHING ABOUT
1000 lbs. A good second wagon and
harness. Milford Healy, N. y. Port
land. 3w37F
II WHITE CHESTER PIGS, BORN
A lot Dit At
Canaan. Farmers Tel. 2-11-10. 4w36F
REGISTERED GUERNSEY cows
and heifers. Wesley Butterfield,
4w36'
WHITE COLLIE PUPS. BLACK
from registered stock. Prices from
snap SHOT on request Edward p.
CLARK, West Milan, N Hoe 6w34'
GOOD DRIVING AND WORK HORSE.
bay, weighs about 1850. Nice light
wagon and harness. Also a Farming
N. E. Tel. 1888 Box 1856. tao
TWO HORSES OR MORE THAT
would do for haying also two ponies or
more, clever for children. Inquire of
Mr.. Ware at Dow's Harness Shop, Wat
cr ST., Skowhegan. tf24
RIGHT TYPE HOLsTETNs FOR
Maine from highest producing families.
Registered Duroc Swine. Arthur Ma
comber, Dryden. Maine. b2w2F
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2s-AcRE WOOD LOT, ESTIMATED

25-ACRE WOOD LOT, ESTIMATED
500 cords. Rock maple beech and birch.
Located on main road eight miles from
skowhegans Easy to haul by truck
Cleveland & Creation, 81 Madison Ave,
Skowhegan. tf38
the town of Chester. 80 acres in TIL
lage. the rest in timberland. House
built only 10 years, Barn 80 It,
neaea boo Md "a sT
Carmel RID No. 3. 17w3S'
CoTTAGE-"TwILIG COTTAGE
across brook from end of car line at
Lakewood. Inquire of Miss Addie
Moore, Lakewood. N. L. Phone 1862 32
3w37
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. SHED AND
cellar. Flush closet, city water, well
water, electric lights, double lot Easy
terms. b. c. Taylor, IS South St,
Skowhegan. 4w37'
MY HOME PLACE ON NoRRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot 6x16i rods. Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc-
ton, exceptionally modern In it's con-
veniences Handsomest location in
Kennebec Valley. Large garage, two
stories. Price $11,000.00 Roland T.
Patten. tf33F
MONEY-MAKER, FOUR ROOM, MOD
ERN, part let, high land, viewing Ken
nebec: double garage; lawn: flowers;
fruit; S minutes Augusta Best resi-
schools. Terms, investigate. Hutch
inson, 70 Second. Hallowell. 4w37'
so ACRE FARM IN TILLAGE, PAS
TURE and woodland. -Four miles
from Skowhegan. Very fine orchard.
Herbert c. Tobey, RID 3. n. E. Pohne
1928. tf37F
a-RoOM HOUSE. MUST BE NOV
ED. Price 5000. Nile Buteau,
Railroad St, Skowhegan. aw36"
COTTAGE AND 70 ACRES OF LAND,
easterly shore Lake Wesserunsett, very
favorable location. -Four milee from
Skowhegap, n. j. Roullard, 10 French
ST., Skowhegan. 4w3G"
FARMS. VILLAGE HOMES, AND
timberlands. The Roderick Farm
Agency, Skowhegan. tf35
FARM BUILDINGS NEAR BEAUTI-
Full Lake half mile from neighbors.
Grand view. Just the outfit for sport
ing camp, school or summer resort. 2
other sets of farm buildings similarly
situated just suitable for outings and
vacations for sale or rent. F. G.
Hayden. Abbot. tf22
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For Sale--Livestock

BLACK MARE. CHUNkEP BUILT.
weighs 1900 lbs, years old. Cheap
for quick sale. Also Holstein cows.
! heller, Farmers Phone 6-5. Geo.
Spaulding, CaratnnkS 4wS9'
EIGHT YEAR OLD FAST HORSE.
weight about .if200, will sell or ex-
change for slower morse. 3,l9ert
EIGHT YEAR OLD HORSE. WEIGHS
1175 lbs. Roy Keene. 10 Bush St,
Skowhegan. ~ Il. Phone Sell. tf39
FOURTEEN OXEN. CYRUS Il.
Walker. North Arson, r. +. ID. No. 2.
Both telephones. 3w39F
Two YOUNG cows Due TO FRESH
EN- about October list. Also one Con-
cord wagon. cheap for cash. c. +.
Chapman, Athens 2w39F
A PAIR OF WORKING HORSES.
weight 1920; Reason for selling on
n. L. Phone 6-2, Mercer. 2w3S'
FOX AND RABBIT HOUNDS. YR.
old, broke. Charles Dumont, II Park
ST.. Island 2w38'
PUREHRED HOLSTEIN, TWO HEI-
FER calves six months old. price $50;
also four from one to two years old
and one two year old bull. Sire, a
ell, Cornville. Me, n. IL. Tel. Athens
Exchange 1412. 2w3SF
SIX WEEKS OLD PIGS. APPLY TO
Charles Thebarge, r. +. ID. 4, Show
hogan. 2w3SF
ONE PAIR OF HORSES, WILL SELL
one or both. Weight about $500 lbs,
good workers. single or double. VIII
sell cheap for cash. One set of double
harness and one set of double sleds new
last winter. Also one dump cart and
wheels. Also three Jersey cows and
one purebred Holstein bull fourteen
months old the 26th OF Septmber and
girts five feet and eight inches. and
out of the Tom Fox herd Inquire Of
Cyrus X. York, West Athens. 2w3SF
WORK HORSE, WEIGHT 400 LBS,
good worker, single or double Price
$50. Also one driver, eight, 1000 lbs,
price s45. both in good condition. Must
sell at once. j. Bernard Gardiner, r.
T. Skowhegan. 4w3SF'
NINETEEN WHITE CHESTER
pigs, born August %. Price $3.50. Il
sold at once. Howard c. Rowell n.
T.. Tel. Athens Exchange 14-12. Corn
Vile, Me-, r. f. d. No. T. 2w3SF
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Funeral Of Paul Frederick

The funeral services of Paul Fred
erick, only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
inic Frederick, took place In st.
Agnes Catholic Church at Pittsfleld,
Monday afternoon, Rev. FIR. Driscoe OF
North Vassalboro, ofiiciating. The
interment was in the village cemetery
Paul Frederick was a young man
much respected. He was a resident
of Pittsfield until about two years
to Burnham.
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REDDISH ROAM REFER. JUDGE
to be about two years of age. strayed
into Eugene Danforth's pasture. owner
may have same by paying cost of this
ad and keep. Eugene Danforth, No:
Arson, Farmers Phone. 3wS9F
FOUND--A PLACE WHERE YOU
can buy 12-thread Real Silk" ladies'
hosiery In 40 shades at S1.33 la pair
by the box Gentlemen's 81. Pure
silk. Every pair guaranteed See our
silk and wool. Mrs s. Hafey.. Show
hogan. 4w37s
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WANTED ONE STEAM HEt
room, centrally located. y Y
Care of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co.
WANTED--INFORMATION AS
whereabouts of Mrs. John c. Incl
and little son, John, who are pres
ably in tent or camp during hun
to Is Jewett St, Skowhegan, will
greatly appreciated. w
BOARDER WANTED, COMO
ABLE room near bath. 5-mil
walk from town. Address z #
pendent Reporter Office. 2w]
AM PREPARED TO DO SEWING
my home on Upper Middle St
dren's clothing speciality. Mrs
M. Folsom. iw3
WANTED CHILDREN TO 70,
on a farm, good home, kind care,
of new milk. Price 81. Write
Flora NJ. Harrington, Oakland ]
POSTAGE STAMP CoLLECTi
and accumulations on or off orig
envelopes wanted for cash. Or
uel Kleinman, 2i3 West ~, Ne"
City.
ROOM or ROOM WITH Boz
wanted, preferably in private TAI
w. C. Allen, Care of lndependenIl,,
porter. Z"''
MARRY-BUsINEsS GIRL j..
worth $4,000. Widow AZ sSS
girl 10, $4,000. Write Tor qes,
lions and photos, club, 5oI Ian
shien Bldg, Los Angeles, Cal =
ELDERLY PEOPLE wANTED
Board. Mrs. Charles Il. smith;
5, Skowhegan. ti'
WANT An EXPRESS WAGON
| have cream separator II ~, ~
new. that | would like To trace ia
William T. futile, North st. Sko,
gan, opposite Thibodeau's store "
I WISH TO EXCHANGE \ g
Rugged work horse for young stoI,
cows. A. Il. Jewett, S6o"hesa"'
: 3, Back Road.
VAN sICKLIN's CIDER NIL
now omen, on the State fpaa w @,
eryille. about four miles ntip" y
/ bepan Sweet cider for sale,
Van Sicklin, Skowhegah' kf y l%,
ADDRESS DESIRED or LA ln1l
Rrewer who telephoned me reg y
my piano a few weeks slliee' o,ly
ed eatalog at the time tine ouG
! bad1 and am very anxious TO, u
turn, r. T. Patten, Sko"heH"
EAR PUFFs, SWITCHES
.ransFormations made from cq' i
and combinCs. Mrs. Gerlfqde ~, f.
horn. Madison, Me, K. + - -'''
suayINGs GIVEN AWAY TO i i@
who will come for them. ." M
Mfg. Co. Skowhegah'
DEVELOPING AND me '1s
Studio, 81 water 81 Il
your films to u.s.
cEopGE II. MOsIER' g.ston
d. MAGNETIC Healer from bInd n
a po. =, nerves, stomach a ',a
diaease' rheumatism, etc =, very
.seaeS call and see him "a h
Saw Saturday and SUNDAY 20 81
day, 3aae' at u skowhegan House. n
hogan. q,
KoyERFLOR, A REAL ..oir Fl,
FAcTORY material for INT:
more like cement tha mar fot
/ hard and durable oel'4 20
card or come and see ,9.,ssa..hegau.
r. SON, Russell street. 9N0
no YOU KNOW THAT "" calo ~
nress block, bleach ana ends 1b pu
equal to new. e Noe dyeing a
, mulve Fancy and sport s"Js s
Just like new. SEowhegan.
srru PHOTO sTupIo13YonShhtl e
on sE nost card. Finished e,dl,nfing
walt Developing anu twenty.
s spape service. Telephone A''
hogan. ,-c
no you NEED AN A you a.
cuT IN we can rent ,s ge,h Of.
SSI11Nl.DrtsTRAND for any ob 1e I
a and IN have only 10 t.k kssV child
, usrv simple to OPERA ada. null
s sSonssS or AV write The i"d'p
porter Co.
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ASBESTOS Doon a

ASBESTOS DOOR, FIT
by It. . in. high. HIM = IN. W
taching at top and pulievss es Tor
cord Tor raising and lowsyrss with Il
with door If desired. ,Tr ing supn
ment would cost new sas MS ,eq
Tor s4.25. Independent.Reno WIN
USED SEWING MACHINE.
as 10 each. Get a new SIScAs L
t t1,. machine. We also iha have :
plete stock of cabinet ans ans C
models. Liberal allowanna reg
Ga machine. Full line ON on
singer Sewing Machine Co ecessol
gan. 3D. Skox
GUMMED TAPE IN Rorr,
have gummed paper tame in 81
venient for doing up nanr aoiis
required by the American ages
Company for use on certain Exp
This we have In three wid yhtaln
prices as follows, postpaid. i9'hs
roll, 45c: Q inch per roll an. inch
per roll. 75c. Liberal sSso,s
qauntity orders independents .
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For Sale Poultry and Supplies

PURE BkOODED WHITE LEGHORN
Cockerels of the Lloyd Strain for sale
at 0. X. Packard's, East Mercer, $500
TO $500. Address w. L. Packard,
Norridgewock. 1w39
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK YEAR
LING hens, DeCoster strain. carefully
selected for breeders, 81 each. A few
May Matched pullets, $1.25 each. Adams
Poultry Farm, East Sumner. 2w39
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. Help Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

hoy IL or 10 YEARS OLD TO
learn clothing business. Must have
references. American Clothing Supply
Co, Water St, Skowhegan. 2w39F
MAN TO TAKE CARE OF FURNACE
Winter. job for right party. With or
Hotel oxford. 2w3SF
Pomp's Lunch. 1w39F
keep house In family of three. Wages
~ pei. week. Should be able to cook
plain food. A, e. Care of Independent
Reporter Co. 2w39
PIN BOYS AT THE BOwLODROME.
S. NJ Curtis. Prop, Skowhegan. 2w39F
AT ONCE MAN TO DRIVE TEAM
ana M,d.,, used d.ut to all kinds Of farm work.
SoS6d ta aged man
Lock Box PA. York Beach. Maine, or
Phone 4s3J, York. Me, at home 6 to
$50 p. m. 6w39s
SALESMAN. EXCELLENT OPPOR-
TUNITY for you to represent US in
Wooden backed Floor Brushes, couno
ter Brushes. Household Broom and the
most complete line of twisted in wire
S Wu;ta for Experience
Hyde. district manager. Augusta, Me-
National Brush Co.. Inc. Westfeld,
Mass. 3W39s
HOUsEkEEPER AT THE MYRON
Whittemore Farm. Farmers Tel
POLL. 2w3SF
GOOD WOMAN. PROTESTANT. NOT
over 40 years old as housekeeper for
widower with children. Work easy
Fine home in city. Used same as one
Of our own. Apply by letter only to
M. G. w, care of independent Reporter
Co. Skowhegan. 3w3Sf
GIRL OR WOMAN WANTED TO DO
General housework. George II. Wes-
ton, 345 Water St. Skowhegan. N Il.
Phone, 17-13. tf38F
CAPABLE GIRL TO DO GENERAL
Housework in Protestant family of
three. references required. Address
Mrs, w; e. L., 172 Ia. Promenade,
Portland. tf3s
MIDDLE AGED EXPERIENCED WO-
MAN to do general housework. Mrs.
S. w. Gould. Tel. 1915, Skowhegan.
tf36F
.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL .
towels. bath mats. L. Tattersall,
Clinton, Mass. 6w36s
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank friends, neigh
bors and societies for their acts OF
kindness and the beautiful flowers
sent US in our bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Aubin
and family
Edward Jones
Mr.. and Mrs. Azel Jones
Scion, Me-, Sept rs, 1921
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Aunt Ada's axioms: Cheeful table
talk aids digestion as much as good
appetite and a well-balanced diet.
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s.. ~. ss's~.' mot
With order. Each additional line to \. -. ~ easA
lines, reckon an average OF Q wsds s,..1ns
II not paid In advance. Toe additional i. .. akea
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Help the children to grow to like
their school work and their home
work will help itself.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-16
SHAW HENlIlVG
WEDDING
TODAY
Notables Attend Cere-
r1ony in ST. Thomas
Apostle Church

Miss Beatrice Henning. daughter
Of the Assistant Secretary o. Labor
and Mrs. 3. ]. Henning, was mar
ried today to George shaw, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Shaw, Of
Washington, the ceremony taking
part at 10 o'clock this morning In
the Church Of st. Thomas apostle,
with q breakfast afterWard az the
home Of the brides parents IN
Wardman Park annex.
a notable company, including
many prominent In official life as
sembled for the service, but the
guests at the breakfast were limited
70 the bridal party. members Of the
two families and q few old friends
OF the bride and bridegroom. In
this group were the Secretary Of
Labor and Mrs. Davis, with whom
Mr.. and Mrs. Henning have been
on terms Of closest intimacy for
years. They were seated with Mrs.
HeQning ct the ceremony.
The church was effectively deco.
rated with white chrysanthemums.
dahlias and other autumn flowers,
with q background Of green: and
there was e suggestion Of autumn
col0ring In the becoming gowns or
the brides attendants.
The illness Of Miss Kathryn King,
of Los Angeles. Cal. who was to
have been bridesmaid, caused q
last-minute change In the bridal
party, her place being taken by
Miss June Coddington. Of MiIwau.
kee. a friend from childhood Of the
bride, who was to have sung several
appropriate numbers at the wed.
ding ceremony. Because OF this
change the singing was deferred
until the reception. musical mum
bers being also contributed by
Arthur Lambdin, one Of the ushers.
The other bridesmaids were Miss
Louise, Espey. Miss Theodosia Sell
bold. Miss Agnes Messer. Miss Dor0-
thea Stephens and Mrs. Arthur
Lambdin.
They wore gowns Of georgette,
shaded from hem to waistiine. two
violet, two yellow and two. rose,
and carried bouquets Of butterfly
roses. Their picture hats had
crowns Of spanne velvet matching
the deepest shade Of the gowns and
brims Of georRette Of lighter
tone. the only trimming being.
scarfg Of georgette falling from the
brims over the shoulders.
Miss Louise Sauerherring, of
Wisconsin. cousin Of the bride, who
was maid Of honor was goWned
CONTINUED on Page 81
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JEAN EIIOFS NEWS AND GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY

ding win take place shortly II New
Haven.
? Doctor and Mrs. John Ryan
Deyereux, VIII entertain at q fare.
well dinner this evening at their
residence In Chevy Chase, for their
son Aand daughte r.in-lasw, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Devereux, who are
leaving tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph DeYereux
have been guests Of the formers
parents at their summer home at
Bay Head, M, u, and also ct their
residence here since their return
TO Washington several weeks ago.
49,
HOSTESEFg SELECTED
FOR CHILDRENs6 PROGRAM.
Mrs. Robert N. Stansfield, Mrs.
Mitchell Carroll. Mrs. Gerritt Miller
and Mrs. Cabot Stevens, will re-.
ceive as hostesses at the special
program for children at Crandail'g
TiyoH Theater on Saturday morning
at 1890 o'clock.
The program IL one Of series
being given on Saturday morning
through the autumn.
Z +.
Mrs. Gertrude Divine Ritter. who
was iii Washington for q few days,
has returned to Manchester, VT,
where she VIII remain some time.
She Is planning to spend the
winter IN California
Lieutenant Commander and Mrs.
George Dorsey Price entertained Q
few friends informally ct tea yes
terday afternoon to celebrate the
birthday anniversary Of Mrs. Price.
Mrs. II. IL. Durham, entertained
informally at luncheon today at
the New Willard where she had
six guests.
Mrs. Upshur MoorheAd, had 9
few friends for tea informally yes
terday afternoon.
Robert Bell. director Of the Rams
Head Players, and Mrs. Bell will be
the guests Of honor tonight at the
regular weekly dinner at the Arts
Club for which Mrs. Maud Howell
Smith Is hostess. After dinner Mr..
Bell will give talk on THE Little
Theatre" taken from a paper which
he prepared and read in Paris, Just
prior to his return to this country
in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Lyman Huff
man are in Atlantic City for a
visit and are staying at the Chal-
fonte Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrison, n
Cincinnati. are at the New Willard,
where they arrived yesterday.
kAA
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt,
Assistant Attorney General, has
gone to Springfield, Mo-, for = short
stay. She will go to Kansas City
before returning here.
4 -
Captain G. C. Calhoun went to
New York yesterday TO meet Mrs.
Calhoun on her return from Europe |
and they viii come to Washington |
today.
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For $500

S-$25 and $3.50 Crepe de
Chine and Roshanara Crepe
Sport Frocks, trimmed in but
tons, braid and tucks. Jade and
white in two sizes, SO and 38.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-10-16
A BACHELOR LOST AND
A BACHELOR GAINED.

Richard B. Wjgglesworth, who
has been appointed assistant to s..
Parker Gilbert, jr., agent general
for reparations payments, is sailing
Saturday on board the Majestic to
join Mr.. Gilbert In Europe.
Succeeding Mr.. Wigglesworth in
the Treasury Department. is Floyd
q. Blair, son of Mrs. l.. O.. Blair,
Of Boston, who has been engaged In
business in New York until! his re-
cent appointment in the Treasury.
Like his predecessor, Mr.. Blair is
a graduate Of Harvard University,
and also, like Mr.. Wigglesworth,
he is very eligible bachelor. He
is staying at the Racquet Club, on
Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Lois MagiH has returned
from a short visit in Philadelphia.
NxN
The Counselor of the Pan Amerf-
can Union and Mrs. Franklin p.
Adams have returned to their
apartment at the Marlborough after
a months vacation in the woods Of
West Virginia.
Lady Arnold Robertson, who is
spending the autumn at Hot
Springs, was the guest OF honor
at a luncheon given yesterday by
Mrs. James b. Weir and after.
ward she presided at the putting
tournament in lid Of the Hot
Springs Hospital. Before her mar.
rage to Sir Arnold Malcolm Rob
ertson. Of the British diplomatic
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