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Evening star., 1925-09-09

Earl woeddeli Sheets. 1891 xameue
street, $3.50.
Albert and Mae sickles. s2s Nine.
teenth street, ss.i0.
Calvin Sheeltz. 440s Georgia avenue.
| 81 cents.
Bessie Shea, 1924 Fairmont street,
| S20,41.
George E. Smith. 1853 Kenyon
| street. s21.s4.
Laura L. schlensksr, 1889 I. es.As.
Nellie Mccoy, Beltsyiile. Md. ss.fa.
| Frank Stanley, 41o @ street north.
| east, 1881.
| w. i. shaw and wife, rakoma Park.
Grace standiford. 1851 Church
George William Simpson. 1905 L
street. S17.07.
clarissa NJ. Scott, I'LL s street.
| $12o3.
Robert E. Spring. 81 Third street,
$3.50.
Cora A. scheuch, 1925 Lawrencs
| street northeast. s4.45.
s62BS.
Mary A. Stack, s7Os Thirty.fourth
street, $3.11.
Mary Spearman. 1887 Massachu-
setts avenue, $5.7e.
Mae V, sweetnam. 5o22 Nebraska
avenue. s11.S5
| Dorothy A. Schoomaker, 6l9 Prince
ton place, s4.72.
| Norman D. Siedenberg S32 Varnum
| street, Sass.
Violet G. sehwins, i4ss Meridian
street. s12.
Herbert C. smathers. 214o N street.
| $15.20.
Miss Edith z. simonds, IS street,
So
! +. ]. Simonds, 934 o street, S4s~s4.
Charles Clinton Swisher, 1910 Kalor-
anna road, 1910.
A. Lincoln Smith, 1927 Fourteenth
street. $3,92.
Mary D. shoup, 1852 Randolph
street. 81 cents.
Fred w Strobel. 42os Tenth street
northeast, Is cents
/ Mrs. z. Blanche Smith. 1908 Tenth
street, S1s.o5.
Charles Robert Smith. s41s r street.
s2.70.
Katharine A. shanahan, 1900 H
| street, Ss28.
| Sewell shreve. s1s X street. s4ii.
| Robert T, Smith, sal Sixth street
| southeast, $I5.75.
| Franklin c. Shoemaker, the Wye
ming Apartments. $500.
| DR.. r. l., Sylvester, the FaFragut
| Apartments, $l5.S1.
| Lillian NJ. Savage, 2T16 Wisconsin
avenue, $22.25.
Marie c. Sexton, 621 Pennsylvania
| avenue southeast. s3.54.
/ Alva NJ. Simersen, 211s o street,
sass.
Minnie L. spessard, s24 Ascot
place, northeast. s1ol3.
Elmer Seiby, 915 X street southeast,
1891.
Edward L. smead, 216 Elm street,
Chevy Chase, S41.s2.
Daniel Sawyer, 1925 Kearney street
northeast, s4.71.
John c.. Stevens, Interstate Com.
merce Commission, 50 cents.
Julia A. Schroeder, 1915 Vermont
avenue. S6.91
Mildred I. Sheriff.. Indian Head,
Md, 80 cents.
Elizabeth p Sheppard, 14o5 New
York avenue, S1.9s.
Robert F. Smith, 2544 Fourteenth
street, s11.01.
Mark Nick. Sloan, 715 Thirteenth
street, S590s4.
John NJ Sheehan, Bureau of Aero
nautics, Navy Department. $3.50.
| J. n. Shawhan, the Calverton, S27.
Thomas E. Sheahan, 7i8 Eighth
street northwest, S694
Lillian D. sommers, 211s Eighteenth
street. 1856.
street, S5.16.
Mrs Minnie B. Smoot, 2425 Nicholas
avenue southeast, S14.33.
Henrietta Schultz, Government Ho.
tells, 1857.
(Continued on TwenVt-sixth Pa0el
Evening star., 1925-09-09
Mrs. Gibson r. Smith, sisa Thirty

Mrs. Gibson r. Smith, sie2 Thirty
eighth street. $46s.
Miss Rae Stansbury, 130 e street
southeast, s2.70.
Helena ". Simpson, 421 Twelfth
street northeast. 4s cents.
Ellwood d. Spaulding. sos North
Carolina avenue southeast, $500.
Estella Il. Sohild. 1922 Massachu-
setts avenue. 3ls7.
Libby Mink Schimmel, TAO Quebec
place, s1.s0.
Belknap s. Smith, 2l2s p street.
sl.S2.
Ernest J: Swift. 1921 Twenty-nrst
street, $&s.20.
Daniel s. Shook. 400 Fifth street.
IT cents.
Celia A. Smith. 2so7 Ontario road,
39,40
Raymond g. Shields, 7O1 Nineteenth
street. s5.47,
Mrs. F. sterner. 41s Ninth street
southwest, sass.
Dorothy w; Schultz. 1914 Seven
Marguerite L. Shannon. a53S Park
place, s2.4s.
8. D. SCHNEIDER, 2s57 Ashmead place
s20.71.
Edward II. Sutton. tr., 1921 whylie
street northeast. 1910.
Edwin P. Smith. 41s Sixth street
SAGA.
Gladys M. Smooth, 1424 Chaplin
street, s5.25.
Carl r. siloott, 1929 Eighteenth
Kate Sweeney, 8s7 Webster street,
33.0s.
Mabel spauldins, 1871 Girard street,
NJ. Edith Swami, The Marns. S12.75
Irving Stacy, 1855 Monroe street,
| s1s.o5.
May F. sinnot. lias Thirteenth
street, s1.so.
Parks c. steed, 17Ss corcoran
street, 1854.
Vene p. shepardson. 2s2s Eigh-
teenth street, $500.
Beulah Smith. % Randolph place,
s2.61.
Frank :, Edward Smith. $50 Otis
Mary Lena Singleton, 1775 Massa,
chusetts avenue. t1$.55.
Joseph st. John. 1245 Wisconsin
| avenue, ss.62.
Max 4. schindel. 1888 Columbia
road, S5 cents.
Annie Louise Sinclair, 1918 Penn.
syivania avenue southeast, $3.50.
c. Bailey Scrimgeour and wife, 40:
Aibee Building, 1856.
Orville P. Sanderson and wife
2o0s sixteenth street, $7.0S.
Edward 8. Schmid. 712 Twelfth
street, s42.s6.
job, John E: E; s Sinclair. 1876 Eighteenth
Annie Shapiro, 1929 Kansas ave.
nue., s35.7s.
Barnett Shapiro. 1929 Kansas ave
nue.. s24,s2.
John H Stone, 1921 Columbie
road. s7.69.
Daisy NJ. Schmeckebier, 1444 Bel,
| mont street, $3.50.
James L. Sherwood and wife, 1922
Newton street northeast, s44.7s.
| William j. Spencer, Silver Springs
Md. ts7.os.
| Jane n. Sylvester, zoos Kaloram'
Ethel d. Spies, 1914 S street, s7.24
Charles A. Smith. 1929 Twenty
eighth street, $40.
Marie A. Stone. AL First stree
southeast, $500.
John J. Stanley, 6sl4 Eastern ave
nue., s413.
Jesse James schihett, 1901 Eight
eenth street, ss.4o.
Paul Sansone. 1919 D street. s7.91
Nancy E. Smith, Riverdale, Md.
1894.
Moses @. Smith. 2425 Girard stree
northeast. $2.23.
Edward D. Shaw. Chevy Chase, Nd.
| S2l.32.
| BENJAMIN L. Stidham. Clarendon
Va, 5000.
| Frances Stein. x022 Thirteenth
| street, 80 cents.
Carl Sehafer. 5000 Arkansas avenue
| xAA G1
Evening star., 1925-09-09

Mabel III. Simon, ssss Connecticut
avenue. s55.23.
Jane r. Stanley. United States Sol
diers' Home. &is1.2s.
Margaret R. Smith. i4ls Allison
street, $s.46.
Lillian A. Stein. 47o N street south
John L. Spears. 7ss Longfellow
street, 80 cents.
Buford Sanford. 1859 Florida. ave-
nue., &3.72.
Lucille Steeds, 1875 X street, Sass.
Alta M. Smith, 1101 M street, $500,
Janet X. Smith, 3oT c street, $3.50.
Vivian shockley Moore. 1900 II
street, 1918.
nue., $s.61.
Laura 8. slaven. III Eleventh
street, $3s6.4S.
lone Shaw. silver Springs. Md. l5
cents.
William F. Sullivan. 50 Quincy
place, s17.23.
Raymond C. Shannon. s1s Hamilton
street. $3.50.
Helen NJ. schaap. 1870 NJ street.
$3.50.
Nelson L. Smith. so7 Tenth street,
$4.58.
Robert and Louise z. Shoemaker,
1881 Thirty-first street. s21.ls.
Frances r. Stevens, l4ss lrvins
street, s10.Te.
William r. Shea, care G. Percy Nc
Glue 1410 Fl street, s1le.N4.
Thomas A. Smuth. lT62 Park road,
SCOTS.
William N. skyles. 1Ta5 New Hamp'
shire avenue. $9.3s.
Mrs. W. B. sp,nks, ssoo Connecticut
DR.. George Miller Sharp, the
Rocha mbeau, $ls1.2o.
Harry A. seabridge, 724 Ninth
Edward Schmidt, 400 U street, SALT.
Rosa Dora Stone. 1871 Columbia
road, S6.o4,
Mrs. R. z. Schulz. 22s Rhode Island
avenue. $29.67. :,
s3.o7.
John @. sohlosser. 900 Rittsnhouss
street, $7.20.
Marguerite X. Singer, 1880 Adams
Mill road, s5.4S.
Arthur w. stapleton. 1907 II street.
s39.37
Peter 8. Schneider. 11<s connecti-
cut avenue, si3e.54.
Margaret T. Storm. The Montgom-
cry. 1896.
Emmett L. sheehan. AIT Fourth
street, s1.s2.
Andrew G. Scarborough. Southern
Building. s11.70,
William r. Shelton. $50 Massaehu-
setts avenue, s26,sl.
Abbie A. SALESMAN, 1919 O street,
$3.50.
Kittie Slagie, sl4 Twsnty-third
street. $3.50.
Katherine p. Snyder, 1925 Sixth,
teenth street. s42.65.
Estelle A. Stuart, 1928 I street, s1.35.
J. Stein. 71b North Capitol street,
ss.4s.
Harold Z. schenck. s7is Thirteenth
street, S4.l5.
Hanna J. Shepherd. 14oi Columbia
road, $9.06.
Joseph D; Sullivan, ss New York
avenue, SASS.
James 4. Sullivan. ss New York
avenue, s24.74.
Meta speigelhalter, 1916 Seven,
teenth street. S3.o5.
John r. Schorr, 1724 Seventeenth
| street. $186.56.
George Stephens Smith, 1927 Four,
teenth street northwest.
Kate A. Skinner, the Pertner Apart,
ments, S4.78.
William D. skeen, 45i4 Thirteenth
street northwest, $5.91.
Bertha Sharp, s47s Holmead place.
$3.50.
Ira Lane speer and wife. 20 Preston
avenue, Cherrydaie, Va. IS cents.
Samuel Simon, 73s Seventh street.
si0e.81
Ellen S. Spencer. 1910 Fifth street
$3.50.
Myrtle H. stagg, 1855 Euclid street
ls7.6e
Evening star., 1925-09-09
John a. Sehroth, TOE MARYLAND
avenue northeast. Sa0.23.

John a.. Sehroth, 70z Maryfand
avenue northeast. Sao.as.
Norman c. Schroth, 7O2 MARYLAND
avenue northeast, $s.27.
Edward Schano, 1I23 Eighth street
northeast. $i1.s1.
India F. Sanford, s1s New York
avenue, $1.s4.
Raymond f. Short, 5ia Tennessee
avenue northeast, SLIT.
| Mrs. r. II. Snodgrass, 37Oe Thir.
teenth street, s7.35.
| Walter Scott, jr.. GIL Twenty-eecond
street, 5000.
Phaiti Schackeiford and wife, 140s
Fifteenth street, s7,ss.
| Fred A. Seaman. 1925 P street, ST.2o
| Thomas Lunsford Stokes, jr,, 1914 q
street. s16.05.
Albert James Smith. 4o14 Seventh
street. $s.T4.
Evelyn NJ. Smith. 1915 Eleventh
Martha r. stamper. 1o1s l. street
SO cents.
B, e. Sweeney. 1919 North Capitol
street. s3,75.
Wallace L. sudier. ss5 L stree,
northeast, 50.
James w. skilton, sO4 New York
| avenue, 20 cents.
John Means sasseer, SO r street
| $4.22.
Lillian NJ. skelly. 1424 r street
| 411.32.
Charles e, staub, s5lo Thirty-sixth
| street, s1.22.
Doris r: Slater. 17aa Massachusett.
avenue. $3.50.
Emma Adele Schneider, 1918 Hobart
street. si59.6s.
Thomas G., Shearman and wife
| 1000 Sixteenth street. si50.54.
DIR. Lyman Beecher Swormstedt,
Thomas Circle y s51.70.
Marian c. stanwood, 3O10 o street
s1a.10.
James Fl. Sullivan, 600 X street
s27.25.
Clara stiehl. $40 d street northeast
OIL cents.
@. #. Snyder. 1885 New Hampshire
avenue, ss74.5o.
Julia D. smoot. 2115 p street. s2.50
Patrick ]. Shea, 933 N street. s12.04
Mary C. Shugue, 5223 Conduit
road, ss.4s.
east. $3.50.
Sidney Seidenman. Shoreham Hotel
$2017.
Ernest r. Shepherd, 1915 Thirteenth
street southeast, s4.83.
Nellie Smith. west Clifton Terrace
$500.
Frances W. Sawyer. 17os Q street
sS.92.
Earl A. stoup and wife. a2o4 Parl
place. SAB.
Arthur A. Stacy, 1910 Kansas ave
nue.. s5.31.
Bernard Saul, 1924 Wyoming ave
nue., s12e.04.
Chauncey d. Snow, 571s Chevy
Chase parkway, Chevy Chase. ID. C..
| $4,000.
| man streets, s1s.7s.
Harvey J. Southwick. Glen Echo
Md, sl0,7s.
Mary r. spaiding, Chevy Chase. Md
| s2s.37.
Mary scammell. 5000 Connecticut
avenue, s47.ss.
Annie Elizabeth scammell, 5000 Con
neeticut avenue. sss.ss.
Estate Elizabeth j. Semers, de-
ceased, $500 Nebraska avenue, s57.6S
George @. Seibeis, Battery Park
Md, $41s5.
Nellie c. Smith. 1924 X street, $50
Otto 3. Stranley, s2s Hamilton
street, S9.s2
John T. Stoner, Union Bridge, Md.
sss2
Lavinia B. Stott, Gallinger Hospital
sass
Mary Evelyn stsger, 1905 Florida
| avenue, $2.os.
Annie P. stephens, s2s Munsey
Building, sT.6s.
Percy McGlue, trustees MaFgare,
| Shea, 141o H street, s21.1e.
Edwin A. Sherwood, 100 Eighth
| street northeast, S12.l5.
| Lester ID. Seymour. 1901 Park road
| $5.22.
Evening star., 1925-09-09
Hieher in foodalu than bread

HEALTHY, commonsense folks not apt to eat this
thing that just because has energy value They
their instincts in eating they should But it's good thing
know that this soda cracker is real energy maker
Compared with all the other foods eat it ranks high
in fuel value Four crackers contain 100 calories.
Evening star., 1925-09-09
This new Sunshine Soda Cracker

A different method of cutting the
biscuit;
Most careful watchfulness at ths
ovens;
Just the right percentage of gluten
in the wheat.
The outcome of this process is o
new kind of soda cracker, full Aa-
vored, rich, of fine texture and good
looking plumpness.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02
TOLD IN A FEW LINES

This is 1925 now.
Head and date your letters 1925.
Skating on the lakes all this week
Have you clipped the coupons on
your bond investments?
When the days begin to lengthen,
the cold begins to strengthen.
The Ladies Aid of Slaughter Neck
will meet with Mrs. David A. Argo
on Tuesday evening, January 9TH.
The Faithful Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet on Thursday,
January 9Th, with Miss Jennie Davis
at three o'clock. All members please
be present.
Sunday, January 4th, Bishop Cook
will visit Christ Church at 1880 D. m.
for confirmation. Following the SER
vice he will deliver one of his usual
good addresses. Come.
Wednesday, January 7th, Christ
ihurch Guild will meet with Mrs.
larry Marshall at the regular hour.
his will be the annual election of
hcers so full meeting is desired.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Society of the M. E. Church will
et at the chapel next Wednesday,
luary 7th. We wish every member
be present if possible as it is the
meeting of the new year.
tea will be given under the aus
s of the WOman's Auxiliary of |
st Church at the residence of |
no J., L5XnR Pratt oP MyopdsYY aftege
An old gold, silver, or money collie
ton will be taken for the Japan u 4,
construction Fund. -
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02
PERSONAL MENTION

Silas M. Reynolds of Philadelphia
spent the holidays with his wife
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Davis spent
Christmas in Boston, Mass, with the
parents of Mrs. Davis.
Charles G. Marine of Philadelphia
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Marine.
Mr.. and Mrs. NailOr Shepard of
Wilmington are visiting mis- parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Shepard.
Miss Nancy Fisher of Philadelphia
has returned after spending the
holidays with her mother, Mrs. Chas.
Fisher.
Robert K. Jefferson of Federals-
burg, Nd, was the weekend guest of
Theodore C. Hudson and attended
the Christmas dance.
David E. Wilson, a student of Tenn
pie University, is visiting his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. V. c. Hick-
man over the holidays.
Elmer Marine of Philadelphia and
Miss Florence Booth of Chester, Pa,
spent Christmas with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marine
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mercner of |
Philadelphia have returned home af-
ter spending the holidays with their
mother, Mrs. Fred Houseman.
Telforde D. Hudson of Philadel-
phia spent the Christmas holidays !
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Earl Hudson, of Eugenia avenue.
An impromptu musicale was given
at the residence of Samuel c. Evans
on Tuesday evening when a COM
pany of musical folks greatly enjoy
ed an evening of song by Edgar N.
Welch of New York. Mr.. Welch's
sons covered a wide range of color
and style, including sacred songs,
sentimental ballads, negro spirituals,
French and Italian songs TO the
great delight of the company.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02
Greenwood

Miss Ida Mae Feyerband, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Feyerband, of
near Bridgeville. and John M. Dono-
van, also of near Bridgeville, were
quietly married Friday morning, De-
cember 18th, 1924, at Denton, Md.
Harry Murphy, of St. Michael, Md,
visited his many friends in town last
week. He is the son of Rev. and Mrs.
W. H. Murphy, who was once our
pastor
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Tatman, Jr.,
gave a dinner in honor of Mr.. Tat
mans brother and sister and family
on Christmas Day. There were thir-
ty-twO relatives present and they
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02

Rev. L. W. Layfield, retired preaS
cher, who is living here with his
daughter, is quite i'll at this writing.
His daughter, Mrs. John w. Todd, is
also on the sick list.
George Blake was home during the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Kate Tatman gave a dinner
last Saturday to their many relatives
and friends. They had 35 people
there and all enjoyed a good time of
eating and merry making.
Mrs. Clara Wiley entertained all
her sons and daughters and their
families on Christmas.
Life Insurance. Chas. J. Holzmuel-
Ter, Milford. f29-tf
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02

Ray Tatman found a man in his
house one night last week. Mrs.
Tatman hearing a noise and when
investigating down stairs this man
ran out the door with Mr.. Tatman
after him. He finally succeeded in
catching him, and after quite a bat
tie with him took him to the Office
of Esquire COhee. After a hearing
they gave the man "a hours to get
out of town. He was only hungry
and trying to steal something to eat.
Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Spry received
a fine donation from Chaplain's
Chapel last week. Among the gifts
received were sugar, -four, potatoes,
apples and lots of other groceries.
This donation was much appreciated
by Rev. and Mrs. Spry.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02

had merry good time.
Little Helen Porter, youngest chile
of C. B. Porter, has been operated
on at the Marshall Hospital at Mil
ford for adenoids and tonsils.
Miss Cora Darling visited her mo-
ther in Viola during the Christmas
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Porter and fam
lily visited in Delmar on Sunday and
attended a turkey dinner given by
Mrs. Harland Waller, Mrs. Porters
sister.
Christmas times are pretty dull in
our town this year.
Albert Humphreys is spending his
Christmas vacation in Virginia.
Charles B. Porter and wife enter
tanned his sister on Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1925-01-02
OBITUARY
WISLER<

WISLERr =
lMrs. Clara L., wife (bf Henry Wis
Pr, and daughter of Ehe late p d d
nd Annie M. Deputy. died in -,
Episcopal Hospital, PhliladelDbia or
fonday' December %. 1924. Inter
pent was made in the Hill Side lssn1 con-
Ifery IN Philadelphia, ON Saturday.
II METCALF
Joseph Metcalf, aged Al wears dio5
Suddenly, Tuesday morning. Deceno EN-
'0eg Both, 1924, from acute indipas-
~ his home in IFewes. He was
iohn MetcalfLwho for manv
I'd bus line in both
Oboth, and was wide
travelling public.
tke deceased has
Is branch Of the |
paly, and is
two daugh-
y ustis
arXa
Ton.
st.
Mrs.
hildren,
Kathleen
20 are a
Berkely,
rs. Lee
florence
yterian
Ohm B.
resi-
They
and
new
ven
we're
re-
It 7
Evening star., 1925-06-28
MISS RYAN WILL SHOW
NET SKILL IN AMERICA

NEW YORK. June 81 R).-Miss
Elizabeth Ryan, former Californian
tennis player, who has been living in
England for the past y years, will ap-
pear on courts in the United States
this Summer, according to word re-
ceived today by the United States
Lawn Tennis Association.
While she will not be member of
the British and American team. she
is expected here with the English
women's combination which is to play
for the Wightman cup at Forest Hills
on August IA and 10. She will sail
July s.
Miss Ryan will appear in several of
the more important Eastern tourna-
ments prior to the national champion
ship. She will enter the women's ma
tional championships. both singles and
doubles. at Forest Hills, August II to
%, and the mixed doubles champion
ship at the Longwoud Cricket Club the
following week.
Miss Ryan is generally regarded as
the second best player 70 Mile Lenglen
in Europe.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

The Potomac junior eight. which
has been working out daily under the
direction of Coach Bob Duncan, con
sists of James p. Hume. stroke: Glare
B. Shillinger. No. !: Walter B. Glea-
son. No. s: George w. Birch No. 3.
b. f. Greenland. No. i; T.. y. kloman.
No. 3: c. L. Loops, No =; y. c. Dowl-
ing, bow. and G. W. Prettyman. cox
swain.
Washington Canoe Club Is sending
three members of it's successful Olym-
pic canoe team to try for honors in
the single and double blade fours.
The Olympic champions are II. T
knight. j. f. Larcombe and G. W.
Havens. Joe T. Leckert will com
plete the crew for the single-blade
race and w. d. Havens will be fourth
man in the double-blade event. George
Neuhaun has been named as a sub
stitute.
II. T. knight and ". d. Havens are
entered in the tandem double blade
The Potomac Boat Club padders
are entering their second season Of
competition. In 1924 they attended
the Independence day races at the
Quaker City and carried off the single
and double blade fours and the mixed
doubles events. With four senior men
MAKING up tHe ere" liidt WIN mani
the trip Saturday they are hoping TO
repeat.
r. A Bogley. J. w. Burch. L. a.
Biegs and c. B. Eaton are entered for
both of the four man races, while the
tandem crews will consist of Biggs
and Bogley and Eaton and Burch.
A busy season looms ahead for the
oarsmen of the Potomac Boat Club
| The Southern regatta at Richmond.
July %: the National in Philadel-
phia, August and :. and the Middle
States regatta at Baltimore. Labor
tiay-all will find Potomac crews on
the courses. In addition TO supervis-
ing Granville Guides work with the
single shell and the efforts of the
| junior eight. Coach Duncan is bend
ing his energies toward developing a
fast crew to man the eight-oared gig.
Evening star., 1925-06-28

two weeks. AS the quota is 90, the
list will probably be completed within
the next two days.
On Wednesday members of Troops 3
and ) will meet for a swim at the
municipal pool on the Monument
grounds at o'clock. All girls of
Troop 3 are advised to meet their lieu
tenant. Mrs. w. B. Pain, at her apart
ment in the lexington. Troop 10 Will
meet at the home OF their lieutenant.
Leah Woods. 1886 East Capitol street.
After the swim picnic luncheon will
be enjoyed.
Troop Al held the last meeting for
the year Friday at their camp, Poca-
hontas Lodge.
Mrs. Earl w. Chafee. captain. an
nounced the names of the girls doing
exceptionally meritorious work during
the year. Adelaide Bucholz won the
contest for accomplishing the most in
scouting work during the year and
making the best booklet for the home
maker test. Helen Chafee and Lucille
Inlay have both attained the rank of
f1rst-class scouts. They have the hon.
or of being the first two first class
scouts in Chevy Chase. Molly Greeley
and Lucille INLAY have been appoint
ed second lieutenants.
Troop Al has been fortunate enough
this year to have Mrs. Albert Dodge
Of the American Red Cross as one of
its number. Mrs. Dodge gave com
plete course of instruction in first aid
and home hygienics.
Thirteen members Of Troop "a in
dulged in an early morning hike re
Gently. The group met before sunrise
and hiked into the woods. where
breakfast was prepared around a
camp fire.
A little sketch entitled Fifty Fifty
| was enacted. Esther Rankin coached
| the players.
Those who participa ted in the hike
were Eta May Blankenship, Esther
| Rankin. Dorothy Oothoudt, Grace
Baker. Helen Eai'nshaw, Helen John
| son, Linda Swain. Josephine Rankin
Gladys Acton. Alice Williams, Cert
rude Tew, Anna F'ugitt and Mildred
Zirkle.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
MATCHES ONE-SIDED
IN TENNIS CIRCUIT

Montrose, Bureau of Standards and
Capital triumphed easily in Suburban
Tennis League matches played yester-
day. Montrose shut out Lakeview. Z
to 0. and Standards blanked Burleith,
6 to 0. while Capital ran up a 5-to-l
score on the Telephone Company net
men. The scores:
~MONTROSE. I: LAKEVIEW. 0.
Singles-King defeated Murphy. 6-3,
s-l: W. NJ. Hoffman defeated Utz 90,
Doubles-King and W. NJ. Hoffman de-
feated Bourbon and Higgins. 6-S. Ct
v. M Hoffman and Edmonstop defeated
Murphy and Sehorn. 12-10. 7-5: Sushing
and Jones defeated Conner and Richardson:
6-3. e.: Mitchell and Lewis defested
Mitner and Mccullough. e. g.: Wat.
son and Flannery defeated Ryerson and
sTANDARDs. q: BuRLEITH. o.
Singles-Judd defeated Phillns, 81,
6-i: Cragoe defeated Bowen. 6--3: 8E4.
en- and Newly. 81 Sc: Cross and Judd
defeated FrizzelI and Hurlbert, I'll. 6-1
Fogler and Thompson defeated Maidens and
Terrell. S-6. 6-3: Haring and Wensel de-
feated Stephenson and Byerly. O.. 6-1
CAPITAL. 5; G. ( p. l.
Singles-Kirhy &c. & p, defeated H
Ss4aa,sa Gala. &C., sors9t I'd d 1os Sc, ia < callan
DouheslCalian. ard CalInn won, by de-
fault: McCabe and Thomas defeated Green;
leaf and Simpson. 60. 6-l; Hall and
Bessey defeated Koogle and Bunce; 81;
e-8 g.: Hammer ard Dent defeated
Stewart and Florence. So. 81. 6-4.