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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1925-11-13
Local and Personal


For sale or rent-Residence prop
erty. four room house in a good To-
/ cation Also a few household ar
ticles. Inquire Ralph Black. st1
County Attorney r. w. Beckwith
was among the many local people
who witnessed the football game in
Boise on Wednesday
Now is the time to put in your or
der for Christmas Cards. The Re
publican has an excellent line from
which to make your selections.
Foley Abbott of Pine. was a bust
ness visitor in the city for several
days the forepart of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Mccartney en-
tertained at farewell dinner for
Mrs. Willie Galloway at their home
at Dixie last Sunday evening. A
most pleasant evening was enjoyed
by the following Mountain Home
people who attended: Mr.. and Mrs
Orville Colthorp. Miss Ruth Thomp-
con, Mrs. Galloway, George Reed and
Ed Smith.
Mrs. o. E. Canon and son, Leland,
motored to Boise Wednesday to wit
ness the football game between Con
zaga and the College of Idaho.
Lyman Longfellow, well known
son of Mrs. Milly Longfellow, of this
city is reported to be recovering In
st. Luke's hospital in Boise from
very serious attack of typhoid. Many
local friends hope for speedy re-
coyery of his usual good health.
Mr.. and Mrs G. C. Zacher and DR..
and Mrs. E. F. Bicknell were among
the large delegation of local people
who attended the dance at Hammett
last Friday evening.
Frank Wilson, well known farmer
of the Hammett section, was trans
acting business in Mountain Home
last Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Braden were
the guests of Boise friends over the
last week end.
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c. b. Faraday left last Tuesday
morning for Baker. Oregon, where
he will look after mining interests
in that immediate vicinity.
Hens for sale--A dozen white leg
horn hens for sale Mrs. w. R. Hor-
ton, corner Lockman and Bennett
streets. *6t1
c. A. Carlson, local carpenter, has
been busy the past several weeks re
modelling the basement in the resi-
dence of }. A. Goodal
Don't wait for special invitation
to send in your news to the Repub-
lican. Send 1t to us and we will do
the rest.
Civic Club Rummage and Food
Sale in the building next door to
Montgomery Blunks, next Saturday.
Don't forget the date.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Tobin have taken
up their residence at the Mountain
Home Hotel for the winter.
Mrs A. NJ Hall and granddaugh-
ter, Jeanne Montgomery, spent Sat
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Pratt visited
relatives here last week. Mr.. Pratt
is health officer of Boise.
Adm b. Hall and wife were in for
the Legion dance from Bennett Creek
A large number OF Mountain Home
and Glenns Ferry people enjoyed the
dance at Hammett last Friday even
ing.
The regular monthly meeting of
the board sof county commissioners
was held at the court house last Mon
day only the regular routine bust
ness was transacted.
The offices at the county court
house were closed all day last We'd
nesday, Armistice day.
Ross Slack, well known resident
of the Bruneau section, was tranact-
ing business in Mountain Home for
several days the forepart OF the past
week
Miss Dora Deckard, of Hagerman, /
was visiting Mountain Home friends /
for several days the forepart of the
week
Ed Bales, well known resident OF
Glenns Ferry, paid visit to the
seat last Wednesday
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Pickrell left
Wednesday morning for short visit
with relatives in Boise.
Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Bicknell made
the trip to Boise last wednesday to
attend the football game.
Mrs. H. H. Eaton was pleasant
hostess to the members of her sew
ing club last Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Marie Schlecter, who has
been i'll for the past several weeks
expect to enter Boise hospital in
the near future for treatment.
Don tforget the Rummage Sale
given by the Civic Club, November
14th.
Miss Lillian Tye, well known
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Tye.
of this city, underwent an operation
for appendicitis in hospital at Cen
tralia, Washington, last Friday, ac-
cording to word received by her par
ents. Owing to her critical condition
her mother, Mrs Tye, left here Tues
day morning to be with her during
her illness.
F. S. Gedney, well known sheep
man of the Chattin Flats. was bus
mess visitor in this city last Tues
day.
When in need of Novelty Goods
drop in at Smiths Beauty Parlor. IL
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Mrs Lewis Harrington, OF Boise,
spent the last week end in this city,
visiting with her husband, who Is
| employed at Morton's Garage.
Henry Howard was an arrival from
King Hin on Wednesday and spent
the day in this city attending to
business matters.
Mrs e. p. Jessup was an arrival
from Silver City last Tuesday and
I spent several days in this city as the
guest of local friends.
Charles II. Whipper. of Mayfeld.
was transacting business in Noun
tain Home last Tuesday.
Bert Jarvis, of Duck Valley. was
local visitor for a short time last
Monday.
William Wilson, Reuel Morton and
Misses Brown and Hammer spent last
Sunday picnicking near Featherville.
The Civic Club will have lots OF
good things to eat at the Food Sale
November IA.
w. s. BaIfour, who is employed on
the canal above Dixie. was a Noun
tain Home visitor last Wednesday.
He stated that work was closed down
on that day owing to the storms.
Mrs. X. g. Whitaker returned on
last Sunday from quite an extended
trip over the state in her official ca
pacity Of State Organizer for the p.
Il. o.
Fred Kelly made the trip to Pine
last Monday He just recently re-
turned from British Columbia, where
he was looking after mining inter
ests.
w. c. Settles, who is operating the
Deckard mining property at Pine,
pas transacting business in this city
last Tuesday.
FOR SALE-A three-quarter iron
bed. spring mattress and round oak
stove See Mrs. Rose Wilkins. Its
FOR RENT-Three room furnish
ed apartment See Mrs. Mary Har-
ris. 7tf
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ottenheimer
and James o'Neil took advantage OF
the holiday last Wednesday and mo-
tored to Boise to witness the foot
ball game.
The Armistice dance, given on
Wednesday evening by the local post
OF the American Legion was well at
tended and good time enjoyed by
all An excellent supper was sery-
ed at midnight by the War Mothers.
Charles Stout, well known attor-
ney of Glenns Ferry, was In the city
for a short time last Monday.
District court convened on Thurs
day morning with Judge Brinck pre-
siding A few civil cases were call
ed for that day.
Mrs. Fleishmann and children were
visitors from Boise last Saturday and
Mrs James Beach and Miss
May Munson returned TO Boise with
Mrs Fleishmann.
Mark Hanford was in town from
Boise ever the last week end
Mrs. Frank Foster and little dau
ghter, Betty Jane, returned from
Burns last Saturday.
John Pence is visiting with his
mother In this city for few days.
Miss Helen Harmon went to Nampa
last Saturday and Sunday to the
Girls Reserve Conference held there
last week end.
The sewing Glib will meet with
Mrs. Frank Hobbs on Tuesday Mo-
gember nth.
Miss Mildred Evans entertained at
4 four course dinner last Friday
evening It was the occasion of her
sixteenth birthday. Nine girls were
present
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B. f. Tate is reported to be con-
valescing after a several days illness.
The many local friends of Mrs.
Rasmussen will be pleased to learn
that she is on the road to recovery
after quite serious illness.
Mrs. Ira Purdue, OF Little Valley,
was a visitor in Mountain Home last
Tuesday, coming to this city to Sc
cure medical attention.
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Local and Personal

Collection of debts, personal prop
erty sales, legal instruments written,
non-residents business handled. gen
eral office work. Justice of Peace
and Notary Public. Fred Downs. soft
Miss Irma Scholtz, well known To-
cal girl who is in attendance at the
University of Idaho at Moscow was
recently pledged to the Pi Beta Phi
sorority.
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SEWING CLUB
MEETS FRIDAY

The Sewing Club met ut the home
Of Mrs. II. II. Eaton last Friday az
ternoon. At the close OF the after
noon spent with fancy work, deficit
Gus refreshments were served The
full list of members were present.
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and fittingly appropriate speech by
Mrs. CIaes son-FIallencreutz, fol-
lowed by a clever mirth-creating orig
inal composition read by Mrs. George
w. Kernodle.
Mrs. Frank Morrison voiced the
spirit of comradeship, affection ana
esteem cherished by the executive
board for their president, at the close
of which she presented Mrs. Oden-
heimer with a handsome gold-lined
silver loving cup, beautifully en-
graved and etched. In a most feeling
manner the president responded with
few well chosen words. Mrs. Ben
janlin Soulie Gantz contributed great
ly to the success of the afternoon by
singing in a very pleasing manner
several Of Mrs. Streater's original
compositions and other appropriate
selections.
The party included Mrs. Frank ca
Odenheimer, Mrs. Richard Yates,
Mrs. A. L. Rheinstrom, Mrs. Richard
+. Irwin, Mrs. George w. Kernodle,
Mrs. Emma S. Shelton, Mrs. John w.
Frizzell, Mrs. William Laird Dunlop,
jr.; Mrs. Claes Dickson Hallencreutz'
Mrs. Frederick T. +. Johnson, Mrs.
Elma r. Saul, Mrs. Frank Morrison
Mrs j. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Wallace
Streater and Mrs. Benjamin Souile
Gantz, who was Mrs. Morrison
guest.
The Chinese costumes TO be Worr
by the children in the Chinese dance
which is to be a delightful feature o1
the Spring dancing festival and the
Fairy Hour" under Miss Hawkes. di
rection, which is being presented al
Polls Theater Friday afternoon o,
this week for the benefit of the Cir
Scout Association of the District, have
been loaned especially for this occa
sion by Mrs. George Barnett from hef
wonderful collection brought by hei
from China several years ago.
Features of the afternoons pro
gram following the rendition OF Mrs
Goring Bliss fantasy. The Fairy
Hour" will include a number OF ma
tional, classic, ballet and character
dances, which are to be beautifully
costumed, with special scenic and
lighting effects. Special dance mum
bers include Hungarian Dance" OF
Brahms, Beautiful Blue Danube,
"Orientale," Dragon Fly" The
Swan" Dutch Dance" and Tyrolean
dances.
Mrs. Alton B. Parker of New York
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During the past two years Oregon
has set free nearly $4,000 pheasants
on her game farms.
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WORLD LAWS TOPIC
At COMING PARLEy
American Society Session to
Open Thursday With Ad-
dress by c. E. Hughes.

The American Society of Interna-
tional Law will hold its nineteenth an
nual meeting at the Willard Hotel
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, clos
ing with banquet Saturday night.
The meeting viii convene at $50
o'clock Thursday night with an open.
ing address by former Secretary of
State Charles Evans Hughes, presi-
dent of the society James Brown
Scott, vice president. will Speak on the
codiftcation of international law in
America
At a session at 10 o'clock Friday
morning Green II. Hackworth, assist
ant solicitor of the State Department.
will talk on nationality by birth and
naturalization. Richard w Flournoy,
Jr., assistant to the solicitor of the
State Department, also will speak and
there viii be discussion from the floor.
Executive Council to Meet.
The executive council of the society
VIII meet at its Office, Jackson place,
at 2:30 Friday. AT 4:30 o'clock Friday
there Will be a reception by the
President of the United States at the
White House.
The session, beginning at $50 Fri
day night, will have the following
lIOEl Gill LllIllldIlOIS upon Ln6 1Il-
tiation of Military Action" David
Jayne Hill, vice president of the
society; Limitations Upon the Initia-
ton of War" Thomas Raeburn White
of Philadelphia, and discussion from
the floor
On Saturday morning at 10 o'clock
the society will hold a business meet
ing, including reports of committees
and election of officers.
Hughes TOastmaster at Banquet.
Mr.. Hughes will be toastmaster at
the banquet at 1880 Saturday evening,
and the speakers will be Secretary of
State Frank B. Kellogg, Sir Esme
Howard, the British Ambassador; DIR.
A. c. d. de Graeff, Minister of the
Netherlands, and Henry w. Sander
son, agent for the United States
mixed claims commission.
At the same time that the society
is holding its convention there also
viii be held at the Willard Hotel a
conference of teachers of international
law and related subjects
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hns, jr.; Miss Susan Dabney and Mrs
Paul Myers

The fourth and last of the series of
Spring promenade concerts of all
American artists was given last eve
ming in the ballroom of the Mayf1ower
Hotel, the series having been arranged
by Mrs. David Allen Campbell, chair
man of the music department Of the
National Council of Women, under
whose auspices the series was given.
a. number of visitors from other cities
were in the audience, Mrs. Campbell
having as her guests Miss Dai Buell.
of Boston and Miss Velma Sutton of
New York.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran was
hostess to Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Nc
Callum of Atlantic City, Mrs. Mamie
Green Jobe, Mrs. Matte Porter, Mr.
Thomas Jenkins, and Mrs. Malcolm
McConihe and Mrs. Horace G.. Macfar.
land, daughters of the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Benoist occupied
the box of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Crit.
tenden Calhoun, and had as their
guest Mr.. and Mrs. Emeric Leonard
and their house guest Miss Glennon
of Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dove
Mr.. and Mrs. George Worthington,
General Riley and Maj. Sinclair.
Dr. and Mrs. e. N. c. Barnes were
hosts In their box to Mrs. Walter III.
Butterfeld of Providence, Mr.. and
Mrs. ROLAND b. Tendergast of Boston
and Mr.. Chaloner Barnes.
Mrs. Ethel K. Pollard was hostess
in her box TO Mrs. Helena Reed, Mrs
Mart Lewis, Mrs. Joseph i. Zuker, DIR.
Lulu l. Waters, Miss Genevieve Bear
more, Miss Margaret Conley and Miss
Agnes Winn.
Nine. pesiree Lubovska, Mrs. A. II
Cannon and Mr.. II. c. Horton were
guests of Mrs. Blanche +. Foote.
Others at the concert were Mrs. VIII
liam Wallace Wotherspoon, Mr.. VIII
liam Phelps Emo, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Eric Fowler, Mrs. Walter d.
Hilton, Miss Stabler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Chamberlin, Mrs. Harley Calvin
Gage and Miss Margaret Gage.
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romaine, and they carried arm bou-
quests of roses.
Mr.. Hugh G. Stapard of Roanoke.
Va. was best man, and the ushers
were Mr.. Paul w McGovern and Mr.
j. Henry Rogers. Mr.. Dooley is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Dooley of
Irving, Va.
A reception followed the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents,
from where Mr.. and Mrs. Dooley en-
barked on a trip to Boston and New
York. The brides travelling dress was
an ensemble of powder blue Kasha
cloth, with hat to match.
The couple will be at home in Wash
ington after May /.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood will
entertain the Connecticut delegation
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution at "a reception tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. Wood has as her guest Mrs.
James B. Montgomery of Portland,
Greg.
Mrs. Wood recently returned from
Hot Springs, where she had been for
several weeks.
Mrs. Frederic Young is spending the
month of April at Fort Hamilton,
N. Y, convalescing from severe ac-
cident received during the Winter
Mrs. Young will return to her home
in May.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Anthony c. Nc
Auliffe, U. S. A, with their two chill
dren, are here on a visit from Scho-
field Barracks, Hawaii. The latter was
formerly Miss Helen Whitman. They
will be with their family on Lamond
street for two months.
AT the tea to be held tomorrow aft
ernoon by the Washington branch of
the Notwithstanding Union at the
club headquarters, l107 Sixteenth
street, Miss n. Macomb and Mrs. Ed.
ward B. Meigs will be the hostesses.
At the annual Shakespeare birthday
dinner to be held by the branch at
Rauscher'S on Thursday evening Col.
Robert Nj. Thompson, president of the
local organization, will receive the
members and their guests before the
banquet. The committee on arrange
ments for the evening consists of Mrs
A. Gordon Cumming, Miss Sarah Lee.
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, Miss Lydia
Biddle, Mrs. Charles f. Hamlin.
Mrs. Henry Marquard, Miss Mary
Cryder and Miss Helen Amory Ernst.
Mrs. w. Il. Price will be hostess at
the tea which the Association of Uni
versity Women is giving tomorrow
afternoon at 1884 l street northwest.
at which Miss Ray SewalI, the guest
of honor, will give talk and demon
stration on marionettes. Assisting
Mrs. Price will be Miss Alberta Read,
Miss Susan Richmond, Mrs. f. H.
Russell, Mrs. r. NJ. Woodbury., Mrs
B. b. Wallace, Miss Emma Grams,
Mrs. Stuart Blythe, Mrs. n. d. Haw-
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nent alumnae are expected to be


nent alumnae are expected to be
present.
In the receiving line tomorrow
night at the meeting of the Pennsyl-
vania Society of Washington will be
President and Mrs. Clyde Kelly, Sec
retary of Labor and Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
John B. Heron, State regent of the
Pennsylvania Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution; Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend, Mrs. Alexander e. Patton,
Mrs. Dallett HI. Wilson, Mrs. Adam
| M. Wyant, Mrs. Anderson II. Walters
and others.
Among the box holders are Secre-
tary Of the Treasury A. W. Mellon,
Mrs. George Mesta. Representative
and Mrs. Louis IT. McFadden, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Guy f. Campbell,
Representative Thomas w. Phillips,
| Jr.; Mrs. Joseph Z. Thropp, Mrs.
Richard Townsend, Mrs. Livingston
| Hunter, Mrs. Gains NJ. Brumbaugh,
Mrs. e. b. Grandin, Miss Mary Our
sler and Mr.. Wilmer j. Paget.
This will be "sesqui-centennial
night" and the honor guests will be
officers of the esqui-centennial COM
mittee in Philadelphia, which is
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The University OF Missouri AIumnae
will hold their annual Founders day
banquet this evening at o'clock at
the Grace Dodge Hotel. Many promi-
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SOCIETY

Continued from Eighth Page.)
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Mrs. Alton B. Parker of New Yor,
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Rum ROaU Photos
Reach Here From
The Los Angeles

A series of photographs OF rum
row, taken from the dirigible Los
Angeles on her trial fight last
week, were received today by Sec
retary Wilbur from Lakehurst,
N. J. Because of the height from
which they were taken, the pic
lures were of small value for iden-
tification purposes, but the Sec
retary announced they would be
placed at the disposal of the Coast
Guard.
They were made, he added, solely
as an experiment to determine
what value the dirigible might
have in making a pictorial record
of the area she was traversing.
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BIRMINGHAM GIRL WEDS
IN C0NSTANTINOPLE
Miss Lucille Parker, Secretary to
u. S. High Commissioner,
Bride of T. w. Bell.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CONSTANTINOPLE April .21-
Miss Lucille Parker of Birmingham,
Ala, secretary to the American High
Commissioner, Admiral Bristol, was
married to Franklin w. Bell of Re
leigh, n. c., a director of the Gary
Tobacco Co, today in the American
Embassy here.
The wedding was one OF the biggest
social events of the season, the entire
American colony of 500, all of the
foreign amba sSadors and consuls and
many Turkish officials attending. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Nita Parker, who came all the way
from Birmingham for the event, and
was given away by Admiral Bristol.
Curtis Gary was the best man.
The bride has been connected with
the American Embassy in Turkey for
some years. She speaks six foreign
languages. Mr.. Bell is one of the
most prominent American experts in
the Near East. Immediately after
the ceremony the couple left for a
six weeks honeymoon among the
islands of Greece.
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Mrs. Frederic Young is spending the
month of April at Fort Hamilton,
N. Y, convalescing from a severe ac.
cident received during the Winter.
Mrs. Young will return to her home
in May.
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Political Study Club Host
To Mrs. Frank G.. Odenheimer.

Mrs. Frank G. Odenheimer, presi
dent of the Political Study Club,
whose terms of office expires in May
was the honor guest at beautifully
appointed tea given by the members
of the executive board in the palm
room of the New Willard yesterday
Large clusters of pink and white but
terf1y sweet peas, augmented by the
soft glow of shaded lights, formed
the dainty and artistic table decora.
tions. A delightfully."- interesting and
humorous entertainment was ar
ranged for by the toaStmistress, Mrs.
Wallace Streater.
The program opened with sincere
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Anthony c. Nc
Auliffe, L. S. A, with their two chill
dren, are here on a visit from Scho-
field Barracks, Hawaii The latter was
formerly Miss Helen Whitman. They
will be with their family on Lamond
street for two months
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planning for the 15oth anniversary
of the signing of the Declaration of
Independence. Mr.. Joseph III. Mac
Laughlin and Mr.. Edward j. Cattell
have been commissioned by Mayor
Kendrick to represent the sesqui-cen-
tepnial committee.
Musical selections during the pro.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
James r. Elder and Elinor ]. King. both
of Baltimore. Md.
Harold A. Crawford and Rosario Granados
both of Riverdale, Md
Malliane Miller and Emma Medley.
John H. Nelson and Emory c. Bostwick.
Horace Marsh of Winston Salem n. c..
and Betty II. Short of Lawrenceville, Va.
George W. Burke and Lillian T. Thompson.
John Warren and Bertha English.
James A Best and Catherine NJ. Waytowich.
George A. Justice of Hamilton. Ohio, and
Coche Moore of this city.
Edwin T. Stahl and Frances ]. Schrider.
Paul z. Care and Jane Pc Dawson. both
OF Baltimore, Md.
Charles L. Council of Piedmont, Md, and
Anna NJ. Baker of Frostburg. Nd.
Millard G. Smith and B. Bland Carter.
willie L. Dudley and May E. Pence. both
Worthy Wiliett of this city and Lissie Mae
Adams of Pomfret, Md.
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Is at the Willard, where she arrived
late last night to attend the annual
congress of the Daughters of the
American Revolution.
A number of orders accentuating
some particular person or period in
American history will hold recep-
ton and dance at the Washington
Club the evening of April %, from
to ! o'clock, dancing starting at 10
O'Clock. The reception committee ar
ranging the event includes DIR. +. G..
B. Bulloch, Mr.. Daniel Smith Gordon,
Miss Bertha Frances Wolfe and Mrs.
M. st. Clair Blackburn.
The societies represented are: The
Order of Washington, DR.. George
| Tully Vaughn, president; Lafayette
DR.: Bulloch, president and grand chan.
| cellor; Order of Oglethorpe, Mr.. Joseph
| Clay Colquitt, commander general
| Order of Pulaski, Mr.. Gordon Monges
| Ash. captain commander general
| secret pact, DR.. Bulloch; ScionS OF
| Colonial Cavaliers, Mr.. Daniel Smith
| Gordon, palatine general; knights OF
the Golden Horse Shoe, Mr.. Thomas
| Campbell Washington, president gen
eral; Military Society of Frontier
| Wars. Mr.. Daniel Smith Gordon, com
mander general; White Crane. Mrs
i
| of commander general, and the Yellow
| Rose, DIR. Bulloch, chief regent.
| Daniel M. Hassett. president of the
| Kelvin Barry Council of the American
Association for the Recognition of the
Irish Republic, will be married Thurs
/ day afternoon at O'Clock iR st. Mar
tins Church to Miss Ann Josephine
Sullivan. Mr.. Hassett has been pre-
sented with a purse of gold by mem
bers of the council.
Mrs. Florence S. Marcy Crofut oi
| Hartford, Conn, who is attending the
| d. A. r. Congress, will entertain al
| dinner tonight at the New Willard In
| honor of Mrs. w. Wallace Hanger OF
this city.
| The University OF Missouri AIumnae
| will hold their annual Founders day
| banquet this evening at o'clock al
the Grace Dodge Hotel. Many promi
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gram will be rendered by the Imperial
| Male Quartet. The Pennsylvania
delegates to the Daughters OF the
American Revolution Congress will
| be honor guests on this occasion.
After the program there will be
| dancing, with music furnished by the
] Carolinians orchestra.