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Evening star., 1925-08-04
NEW yORK'S 400
OESERTSAvENUE
Commerce Changes Famous
Old Mansions Into Hotels
and Cafeterias.
By the Associated Press.

by tne Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 4.-The turn
over in Fifth avenue real estate de.
velopment in the seven months end.
ing July 81 was approximately $780,
900 900. This is about one-third the
total land and building expenditures
in Manhattan for the same period.
If you have a sentimental interest
in what globe-trotting foreigners have
declared the most wonderful thor
oughfare in the world. better take a
good look at il the next time you are
in town. Tomorrow one may hang
his hat in d cafeteria where once a
stately mansion rose.
For northward the current of com
nlerce takes its way on Manhattan
Island and massed social and financial
influence has been powerless to divert
it's flow.
Vanderbilt House Sold.
Sale OF the Cornelius Vanderbilt
chateau, holding the block between
Fifty-seventh and Fffty-eighth streets
to a syndicate for development
marks the collapse of the last redoubt
which was once the very stronghold
of residential exclusiveness.
One by one The family holds of the
Astor, Fish, Huntington and Wander
biit lines have fallen to the unceasing
beat of the waves of barter and sale
The same inexorable pressure from
the south, which transformed lower
Fifth avenue first into wholesale
houses and then into lofty buildings
has taken over the great Sargoyle
| fronted, bronze.doored villas of New
York's admitted social leaders anc
with magic swiftness has changed
them to exclusive shops and apart
ments.
A final stand is being made by Ie"
loyal retainers OF the old order behinc
the rampant of Central Park South.
Another rear-guard action is being
Evening star., 1925-08-04
Given Active Duty:

Capt. Irving 3. Maloney, Quarter
master Corps Reserve of this city, has
been assigned to active duty in train
ing at the local intermediate depot.
Evening star., 1925-08-04
PROBE NOT ORDERED.
Coolidge Has No Basis for Investi.

" SWAMPSCOTT, Mass, August 4
@.-No information has reached
President Coolidge which in his opin-
ion warrants an investigation of the
alien property custodians office. De
The Washington times., 1925-12-31
Dining Out FouOrite Sport

! January beginning this afternoon.
Major Totten's sister, Miss Ada
TOtten, who is their guest, will re-
sceive with her today.
Mr.. and Mrs. James william
sOrme are entertaining at the tea
dance at the MayfloWer Hotel this
afternoon for their daughter. Miss
Marguerite Orme, and in compli.
OF New York. who is visiting SEN
ator and Mrs. Edwin Broussard.
There will be IL guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Al Kennedy
have taken an apartment at 1915
Sixteenth street, and have moved
from their apartment at 1920 On
tafio Road
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul McCrea are
receiving. congratulations upon the
birth of son yesterday morning,
svlao win be named Donald Harris
McCrea.
Mai. T. j. Oakley Rhine1ander,
OF New York, Il at the willard,
where he joined his brother. Major
Philip RhineIander, who has been
there several weeks. They plan to
remain here oyer the New Years
Holiday before returning to their
home in New York.
The Rev. Meade Bolton MacBryde
has issued invitations for recep-
ton at the Mayflower Hotel Satrr-
day, January is, from 5 to Z o'clock.
Miss c. e. Mason, principal of
the Castle School on the Hudson,
has arrived in washington and is
stopping at Wardman Park Hotel.
Miss Helene Gary. debutante
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hampson
Gary, left today for Philadelphia.
where she will attend the debut of
Miss Elinor Dorrance this evening.
She will return tomorrow.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hills enter
tanned 20 young people at buffet
supper last evening in their home
for their daughter, Miss Mary. Hills,
for some OF this years debutantes.
Later they attended the dance given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Childress. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hills will entertain at supper
eor their schoolgirl daughter, Miss
Betty Hills, Saturday, when there
will be 80 guests Of the subdebu-
tante set. They will 60 to the
Chevy Chase Club for dancing after
supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Carrier, Of
Essex, Fla, with their son and
daughter, are spending the holidays
at the Congressional Country Club
and occupying the Presidep tiaI
* \ X
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Enos
Krechting who will entertain the
guests Of the Hotel Roosevelt at
New. Year Eve reception and dance
tonight will have receiving with
them the following ladies. who main
tain their Washington residence in
the Roosevelt-Mrs. Robert Hamil-
ton Dalgleish, Mrs. James Joseph
Hogan, Mrs. Carroll Preston Cooper,
Mrs. Walter Balderston, Mrs. Samuel
Drury and Mrs. Bennett Cushman.
The Washington times., 1925-12-31
TOMMY
PLAYS HOST
ALONE

Tommy" Letter, 13.year-old son
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter, was
left to play host alone at the dance
last evening in the Letter home to
which invitations had been issued
some weeks ago. also in his cou-
sins name, Colin Campbell, jr.,
who IL a freshman at Harvard.
Mr.. Campbell came to Washington
for the holidays with his relatives
but was summoned to California
yesterday by his mother, Mrs. Colin
Campbell, whose house there burn
ed down a day or two ago.
Tommy Letter had as his guests
girls and boys ranging in age from
IL to 20 years and those older, OF
which there were many, were re.
garded as the guests OF Tomnlys
parents, although the invitations 90
all went out in his name and his
cousins.
The chief amusement of the
parent generation was In standing
on tho sidellnes of the ballroom
and watching the youngsters dance
by. And as they danced along
there was much questioning by the
parents as to whose child Is that?"
Except in several instances where
LI1O IO1AkAQA6ttP "A8 0AtbAAASNeRtAeAS0AT
impressed on the features Of the
girl or boy.
The kids had their supper in
one room and the oldsters had theirs
In another nearby. At the Gin
derella hour the orchestra piped
down and with much regret the
children were sent home.
Tommy Letters party and the
one for Miss Ellen ThorOn and
Miss Florence Meyer a night or
two before were perhaps the
''smartest" very young peoples
functions given curing the holi.
days. And the boys and girls, who
were not invited to them, suf'
fered keen >disappOintment-or rath-
err their parents felt for them"
Especially were there heart-aches
by some parents at not having their
sons and daughters invited to the
Letter party last evening. Some
even hoped to the last minute that
there might arrive q belated invt'
tation.
The Washington times., 1925-12-31

lam J. Donovan will have New
Year Eve party at the Club Chan
teclen as will Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hight
Preparations are being made for
n novel New Year Eve supper dance
at the Mayflower. for which Mrs.
Effingham Townsend is hosteGs.
There will be a program Of features
and merry-making stunts. Among
the latest to make reservations are
the Minister OF Costa RIGA. Mr.. Gre
cmuno. and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
p. Noyes.
The Washington times., 1925-12-31

The Speaker Of the House and
Mrs. Longworth win be the guests
Of honor at dinner OF Senator and
Mrs. David A. Reed, who win en-
terrain on the evening on Jan
nary Is.
The Speaker and Mrs Long
worth win be the honor guests At
the dinner. which Mrs. Frederic
A. Keep wilH give on Saturday even
ing, January 8.
Senator and Mrs. Walter Edge
will be hosts at dinner on Tuesday
evening, january ~, in compli,
ment to the newly-appointed Amer
lean ambassador to Spain and Mrs.
Ogden H. Hammond
The Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Charles s. Dewey
viii entertain at dinner on the
evening of January FL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry A. Mathews
have postponed the buffet snpper
planned for this evening for their
daughter, Miss Evelyn Mathews,
due to the Illness OF Mrs. Mathews,
who is now convalescing.
Mrs. George Oakley Totten, jr.,
will be at home. on Thursday In
The Washington times., 1925-12-31
QETY TO HOLD GAY REVELS TO CELEBRATE NEW YEAR EVE
MASON'S
WEDDING DAY
CHOSEN
Will Wed William Draper
Blair on Jan
uary %

Miss Mary Eula Mason, daughter
Of the late Gen. Charles. F.. Mason,
u. s. A.. has selected Friday, Janu.
airy %, for her marriage to william
Draper Blair, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Montgomery Blair. The ceremony
will be performed in st. Johns
Church, on Lafayette Square, at 4
o'clock and will be followed by a
reception In the home OF the brides
grandmother. Mrs. Frank p. Nit.
chell, for the members of the two
families only. !.
Mrs. James f., Curtis will be
matron Of honor and Miss Virginln
Mason will be maid Of honor for her
sister, and the brides other attend
ants win include Mrs. Benjamin
Lowndes Jackson, jr.; Miss Helena
Lodge. Miss Betty Ives and Miss
Laura TOwne. Montgomery Blair
will be the best man for his brother
TO ENTERTAIN
FOR VISITOR
Miss Katherine Sutherland, daugll-
ter OF the Alien Property Custodian
and Mrs Howard Sutherland, will
be hostess to small company at
dinner this evening at the Chevy
Chase Club in compliment to her
brother and sisterin-iaW, Capt and
Mrs. Richard K. Sutherland, who
have been spending the holidays
day to FaribauIt, Mimi, where Capt.
Sutherland is commandment Of a
school.
Miss Margaret Sutherland will re-
turn to Antioch College. Antioch.
Ohio. where she II q student, on
Sunday.
PAULINA CALLS on
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. wife
OF the Speaker Of the House, took
Paulina TO visit the children at the
Chfldren's Hospital at noon today.
1t ii reported that Paulina and
her mother talked about the bene-
fit ball to be given for the hospital
January
Mrs. John "A. Hull Is entertaining
about a hundred young people at
the MayfIOtyer this afternoon at
the tea-dance IN compliment to
Miss Dorothy Hill and Miss Anna
Hill.
Representative and Mrs. Adam
M. Wyant will entertain at dinner
on january is in honor of Secre-
tary Mellon OF the Treasury and
Miss AiIsa Mellon. They will also
give q supper party preceding the
next nesting Of the Friday Even
ing Dancing Glass on January s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyant have been
entertaining a Christmas house
party. having as guests her sister.
Mrs. H. d. Miller, of California,
with her sons, Lucien and Frank,
and Edmund j. Doty, brother OF
the hostess. who came all the way
from British Columbia for the
occasion. Mr.. Doty win sail on
January 2 for a Mediterranean
cruise.
The Washington times., 1925-12-31
JUNIOR ART CLUB
PLANS MEETING

The Junior Art Promoters Club
will hold its first meeting on New
Year Day, from to o'clock, as
guests of viktor Flambeau at his
studio, POLL / st. Chinese arts
will be shown, with a talk on
China" at o'clock, by Viktor
Flambeau, who will be assisted by
Miss Evelyn Yingling and Master
Earl Yingling. Plans for monthly
exhibitions and visits to galleries
will be announced. IAll children
interested in art study are invited.
AA y
Rupert Hughes. who will arrive
in Washington tomorrow from Los
Angeles for a course of instruc-
ton at the Army War College, will
be a guest at The Mayflower.
II \ \
Mrs. George c. Bagley, of Min
neapOlis. Mimi. who spent last
winter in Washington. at the Si.oi C.
ham, Is returning next week.
~ n
Miss Elizabeth Scoop was hostess
at luncheon on Tuesday at the
Hampton Courts Dinner Club, 2012
New Hampshire Ave. The table was
decorated with red candles and poin-
settles. The guests were Miss
Emily Auth, Miss Dorothy Auth.
Miss Ruby Harding, Miss Dorothy
Forsberg. Miss Marjorie Dermody,
Miss Elizabeth Dugan and Miss
Helen Hyde.
X " X
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. NJ e.
Harrison, of 1860 Columbia Rd., are
going to Haddonfield, N. j.. where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Dewitt Vosburg and will attend the
Charity Ball in Philadelphia.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bones viii
give q tea on New Year Day from
to o'clock in the afternoon at
their home on Sixteenth Street.
The Washington times., 1925-12-31
MANY PARTIES
ON CARPET
TONIGHT
Society Folk Plan High
Revels as Old Year
Dies
By JEAN ELIOT
nth Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale

WITH Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale
Mclean out of town and
their annual New Year Eve ball
but memory. society folk will be
divided in their nerrymaking to.
night instead Of all coming to
gether- political big-wigs. leaders
of resident society and most Of the
diplohlafs-to watch the old year
out,
There will be parties aplenty.
with the country clubs playing
to capacity and dancing lasting
everywhere into the small hours OF
the morning
Many of those who would nor
n1aIly have attended the Mclean
ball win be guests at the dinner
dance which Mr.. and Mrs. George
]. Marye are giving at the Mont
20 merry Country Club. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Letter are giving a
dinner for tllirt$ guests, few
others coming In later to dance
And one of the pleasantest parties
oil the evening will he the small
dance which the Minister Of Pan
ANA and Nine Alfaro are giving
al the legation and which viii be
attended by many of the younger
diplomats.
Dance and Dine
There will doubtless be certain
amount Of visiting around by those
fortunate enough to be invited to
two or more OF the evenings best
parties. Mrs. John r. Williams.
who is Mrs. Letters mother. Is at.
tending Mr.. ami AIRS. Marye's din
nsr party and will probably try to
look II at the Letters before the
evening is over, while others may
reverse the process and go from the
Letters. or the Alfaros' to the
Maryes dance.
Mr.. and Mrs Marye,s dance Is
among the pre-nuptfal Festivities
for their daughter. Miss Helen
Marye, who is to be married on
Saturday to Lieut. William D..
Thomas, Air Service. u. S. N. The.
dinner. however, is for the con-
temporaries OF the host and hostess,
10 strong. and Mss Marye and
her fiance viii be> the honor guests
At the dinner WHICH MT dllu 1AES.
EIdridge Jordan are giving at their
country home. adjoining the club.
This is to be young peoples party.
Miss Helena Lodge and Miss Nancy
Hoyt are others who win take din
ner guests to the Marye bali.
At the Clubs
Many smart people have made
reservations at the Chevy Chase
Club for tonight. the Racquet Club
S viii also prove popular and among
those who viii entertain parties at
he Congressional Country Cub are
Representative and Mrs. Royal
johnson. Gen. r. @. Ashburn, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph n. Hines. Mr. and
Mrs. G. Logan Payne, DIR. and Mrs.
c.. A. HawIey. ]. Marvin HAYNES,
Fred Starek, r. T. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs Sidney F. TaIlaferro. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raphael Sem11es. Guy Mason.
Capt Kendall ]. Fielder, N. II. Pit
tenhouse. Frank v. Killian. E. r.
Colladay. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman. DIR. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
G. Perry and Mrs. Gladys Wright
Church.
Assistant Attorney General Will
The Washington times., 1925-12-31

Mrs. George Oakley Totten, jr.,
viii be at home on Thursday in
The Washington times., 1925-12-31

Mrs. George c. Bagley, of Min
neapOlis, Mimi, who spent last
winter in Washington, at the Si.ol e.
ham, is returning next week.
The Washington times., 1925-12-31
PUEYRREDONS LEASE
HOTEL APARTMENT

The Ambassador Of Argentina and
Madame Pueyrredon, with their
family, have closed the embassy at
1900 New Hampshire avenue, and
have leased an extensive suite at
the Mayflower, where from now on
they will make their permanent
residence.
Mrs. Marshall Field has as guests
Mrs. Albert j. Beveridge, wife Oh
ex-senator Beveridge of Indian, and
their children. Albert j. Beveridgc,
jr., an 18.year-old boy, and Miss
Abby Beveridge, a school girl OF
Is or 16.
Mrs. Sy1vanus Stokes, jr., and
her little girls, Marsyl and Vivian.
will sail tomorrow morning on the
Homeric, bound for Cherbourg and
Southampton
The annual card party for the
benefit Of Casualty Hospital will be
held in the ball room Of the New
willard Hotel on Friday afternoon,
January %, from 2 until 4:S0
o'clock.
The party IL given under the
auspices Of the board Of lady man
ayers of the hospital. and there will
be homemade candy, aprons. and
bags for sale during the afternoon.
The Washington times., 1925-12-31
ID. Al. Il. HEAD 10
RECEIVE NEW YEAR DAY

For the first time in the history
Of the organization, the President
general of the society will receive
resident and visiting Daughters Of
the American Revolution IN Me-
mortal Continental Hall on New
Year Day from until o'clock.
Assisting Mrs. Cook in the recep-
ton or guests will be tho following
national officers: Mrs. William c..
Walker, Of Seattle, WASH; Mrs.
Rhstt Gocsle. Of Mobile. Ala: Mrs.
James StandfieldI of Baltimore, Nd;
Mrs. Frank Briggs, Of Maine and OF
Washington, d. c.. and Mrs. John
Beavers. regent of the District OF
Columbia.
Mrs. Cook will receive in the suite
first used for, this purpose at the
farewell reception given the retiring
Ambassador Of France and Madame
Jusserand last December.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-06

John 10y was home for a few days
last week. He expects to be in Great
Falls until his return to school at
Bozeman this fall.
Conn Forder recently bought the
Elmer Walker ranch and Miss Alice
Mitchells homestead. Mr.. Walker
bought a place near his fathers home
on Highwood creek.
Miss Nellie Connolly and her mother
spent Sunday with Mrs. Goo. Ellis
worth. Mr.. Ellsworth took them to
Great Falls Sunday evening.
Mrs. Harry Smith was in Highwood
Monday on business.
Miss Florence Mckenzie of Great
Falls is spending her vacation with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mckenzie. She plans to have light
ing system installed in their new
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-06

Summer tourist tickets at greatly reduced
rates win be on sale daily at this station.
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Heino Maa drove the stage Thurs
Alaska or California

Heino Maa drove the stage Thurs
day during Mr.. Lathom's absence.
The Orphans Of the St. Thomas
horne at Great Falls are enjoying an
outing at Strains camp as guests Of
Strain Bros. Last week the girls
over years Of age were here and
this week the boys are enjoying them
selves. Next week the smaller tots
will be entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Landry were over
from upper Kibbey one day last week.
Mrs. Lucy Draker was visitor in
Great Falls one day last week
Winefred, Alice and Minnie Haney
returned to their home at Great Falls
Thursday. They visited at the home
Of their Aunt and Uncle during the
OF their mother Mrs. E. ].
Haney who was called to Ontario by
the illness and death of her mother
Mrs. Barney Warner. Mrs. Warner
will be remembered by number here
while visiting four years ago.
Mrs. Louis Busch was shopping in
Monarch Friday.
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chestra direrhed by W. h George
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy
Irvine. Mr.. and Mrs All Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Angert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Walker, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Dickinson, MIR. and Mrs. Morrison. Mr..
and Mrs. W. H.. George, Mrs. !. D.
Mcdonald. Mrs. c. E. Davis, Mrs.
chas. Cohert Of Deer Lodge, Misses
Doris Dickinson, Anna Lou Shaeffes
Of Helena, Lydia Mcdonald, Grace
Davis, Nina Stzyton. Messrs. Hou
AngeFt. j. Redfern, Boyd Davis. Bud
Morrison. Fred, Robert and Al Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angert left the follow
ing Thursday for their home in Chz-
c&sn
n. gErosty) Barker was h0sinass
vsuihog hers last week
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MONARCH
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Thornquist left
Sunday for Bozeman where they will
meet sister from Mimi and all en-
JOY the rOdeo
Miss Anna C. M0nley of Grand
Forks, N. D. is here spending her
vacation. Grace Vineyard is enjoying
an outing with her.
Miss Genevieve wilkins and Mr.
and Mrs. D. G. Thomas came our
from Great Falls Saturday and Wis
tied relatives and took in the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Gies are par
ents Of a son born Saturday at
"Brookside."
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Peterson with
their son Otto and daughter Rachel
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Hoffman and
daughter left Sunday for Oregon
where they expect to locate. EnrOute
they win take in the rodeo at Bo7e-
man.
Lewis Stark and Benton Power re-
turned from Great Falls Sunday go
ing on to HughesvilIe Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Stephens and
Miss Winnie Steege mobOred back to
Great Fails after visit hare at their
cottages
D.Lathom was a visitor in Great
Falls Thursday. He was accompanied
on his return by his wife and small
son.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gulden spent
Sunday on Highwood creek.
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NEIHARr NEWS
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Porter usotOre
to Great Falls Tuesday morning o.
business
Miss Eleanor Britenstien Is tn
guest OF Miss Frances Walker q
Camp Pinehm1t.
Mr.. HoftO and son from AEinot N
D. are the guests Of DR.. and Mrs
Jaeiman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding from Great
Falls were here Sunday.
Miss Edith Wilson from Great Fails
is the guest Of Miss Eleanor sehoberg.
Oscar English was up frOm Non
arch on business Monday evening.
Miss Eleanor schenck went % Great
Falls Sunday 10 visit her grandmother
Mrs. A. Johnson.
Miss Billie Babcock Is here visiting
her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy
Irwin.
Mrs. Neihart and Miss Reisinger
are visiting here this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Breese and children
left Monday for Great Falls.
Miss Winifred Cudmore is here to
spend the summer months. She is
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lis
comb.
Mrs. Westgard, Miss Harriet and
Master Sherman were up from Grear
Falls to spend the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. KIiev and child
rem and mr.. and Mrs. Harry KIiev
left their camp on Sheep creek Mon
day and motored to their homes in
Great Falls.
DR.. and Mrs. Larson from Great
Falls motored through here Saturday.
Mr. L. Scheu, Great Falls druggist,
was here for short visit Sunday.
Mr.. Butserman's daughter ana
grandchildren were here for a shorr
visit Sunday.
DR.. Hosbein, Great Falls oculisr,
was here Sunday
Mr.. Herman Angert. Lou Angert's
brother is here from California visit
ing at the heme of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Walker.
Miss Marion Keirstead from GreaA
Falls is here visiting.
The Misses Stella Ledbetter and Iva
Duncan and Messrs. Tom Gordon ana
Cd Duffy were up over the weekend.
Tom Lease is visiting at the Nc
Donald camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron johnson left ,
sunday, after two weeks visit with
dr. and Mrs. Carl Schenck.
Misses Doris and Helen Kennedy
md Mary Mccain spent the week
nd here.
Marcus and Cody Ledbetter are now
ere to spend the rest of the summer. !.
lilly Smock and George Blend ars
heir guests.
Mn. Murphy, son and daughter.
Iiss Margaret from Great Falls, win p
We here for the remainder Of the $
lmmer. t
A farewell dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. G
I'm. H. AngertF who have been house z
uests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walker v
n the past month at their summer o
ONE near here, was given Tuesday q
sening, July %, at "Forest Lodge "
le summer cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. y
II Brown. Mrs. Brown was assisted q
Y her neighbors, Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. II
!. Dickinson. Mrs. Morrison ana o.
rs. Frank Walker. Dinner was SER o.
ID at $50 on the spacious porch
Forest Lodge" The table seating b
guests was decorated with wild &C
overs and places were marked with d.
ms cone place cards. Sandy Irvine G.
ted as toastmaster. After dinner IN
e guests were entertained by an or 81
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. De
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home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gulden spent
Sunday on Highwood creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walden and son OF
Great Falls were guests Of Miss
Cleaver Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. Jones has been very busy tax
ing young ladies to Highwood for
binder repairs. He is trusting that
the telephone service will not be i'm
proved so he can continue in this
pleasant pastime
The Campfire Girls have planned
an outing to Great Falls for Thurs
day. This wiz include a trip on the
Missouri
Mr.. and Mrs. Alcide Fischer, Sr.
and sons spnt Sunday with Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Krebs on Belt creek.
Geo. Knight spent the weekend at
Geyser with his parents. He went
up for cook-the kind that works
for a salary
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TRAINING COUNTS

Dentist applying tool to his carl
-@NOw this is going to hurt just
little. The Hardware Mans Idea.
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To tumble in purse,
To take out her powder rag:
Good Night Nurse.