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'SALE-FARMS.

EAST, EAST ,wyAAsSHING1oN- VAS REaAhTY AZ C9t
SALE-FARMS.
90 ACRE FARM ON STATE ROAD.
suitable Hasms rs gas station or roadhouse Phone
old estate. near Haymarket. Va. on South
ern Rwy.: excellent stock farm. large man
sS. .ada rsDs Dsss x.sq
fenced @ in rich farming SECTION: foot Bull
eers soms nsn CSC
south Alexandria, Va. on Mt Vernon high
way eightroom house. furnace heat, bath.
q every kind well fenced and plenty wood
Ssf 's1 S%lsEs sPs ''1%s zs1and. sff thy fSone
$50 ACRES; MARYLAND; "a MILES
house, stable s and good m 'p51na Sara bsrsain Sr
21ss :as sos ieo star s1'e Rs
near Poois1ille. AN Md: = ten,room Rouss; al
Ao0E svsq %
5:ACRE TRACTS. NEARBY MARYLAND.
sr.s. seT seTs go st. sash ocs Ss per month Ad
FOR SALE IN HIGHLAND co. VA 900
acres virgin cumberland. iron ore. fine graz
Address Box 1850. Star once.
truck, farm, South Carolina coastal plain,
crops on On same land W. Wrte IRE, free booklet.
l.. r. SMITH
80 Drayton st. Savannah, Ga
acres fronting on hard. well Travelled road
II miles from the District line: improved
ny nice S-room house and bath with all
modern conveniences; ideal for chicken or
CissEL 4 oFFuTT INC.
We Specialize in Montgomery County
S2c .50O--34 ACRES OF RICH LAND ON
bath. large orchards will exchange for city
pr9epperty; req .S,.. .,n.u ,. . ,.,
IL miles from D. c.: only $4,000
New and modern bungalow: one acre land
price aud easy terms: consider exchange.
Here is the place for tea house or hotel
few miles out; $50. 900: on terms. -
CHAS. r. MORAN,
Falls Church s3s.:F.2l.
THOS. D. WALSH,
a9s Nam ~ !sss:S' Ky
Money Making Poultry Farm;
SO Acres. Equip. Only S1.S5O.
Beautiful surroundings and friendly neigh.
bors add to enjoyment of life here only a
mile R.R.. convenient pretty lake markets
awaiting your products: warm 8-room house.
good,slzed barn, excellent spring water, ice
ana hen houses. garage: fields slope enOugh h
for good drainage: variety fruit: 500 sugar
m9aples' Owner cannot operate, sacrifices at
~ 300. with horse. cows. nice poultry flock
eauipment; tools, potatoes, grain vegetables
Included n., for quick sale. Terms arranged.
tal Detalis pg 81 big illus. catalog. Free.
STROUT AGENCY. 1422-N Land Title Bldg
Phi1a. Pa.
so ACRES. - CLEARED: FENCED: RIM.
nlnE streams and springs: about 800 apple
and peach trees; 7,room frame dwelling,
dairy barn chicken house and other build
1ngs heauti full hsde trees. including = large
English wanuts: team Of mules. crops and
farming implements: 10 miles from Wash.
ington. Price. $4,000
Numerous other farms Of all kinds and
sizes.
IACGHLIN & POWELL.
MCLEAN VA
Phone Falls Church SOFIA
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LAR LARGE BAsEMENT: CHEAP Rent, s"s
79s - ST. s:W..ssToRE. ROOMS. $50 90 oo
IL 2THHtoaASs s. rTsRs%sesf sRo%N si5 3 s02%' IN ST s& 90
49, 4s2 "a. AYE: N:w:-LARGE STORE
Sa any steam %pps as'
new CORNER STORE, SUITABLE sos
en rSSn. Ws, ls7 best css sec
1915 L ST. N.w-ONE.EALF OF LARGE
a s6ls for any business: $50 month. Apply
722 10th sT. NV. lnear 10th and sts - -
'R tRALH1E's EsS' ';s:Ssss
54oi GA. AvE.-FULLY EQUIPPED WITH
oa & % fhons Ss "es, Cot sssS
,,1So ITO COL RD.-LARGE: ATTRACTIVE
Ilon: apply second floor.
sSs ASn eaa sTE ST. 81 fSod ;:nsa
Er.Mt,n :; W. Simpson nao" Co., 1924 Vermont ave- NV
ssTosg NTH two S9s aoy5
n"91ae mont Bds BR%!dpf a5ss RSsr Taylor 2oe Yer
IoG,,,on NEW BUILPTNa; u Ts STEAM HEATEp: BEST
rso5s PsGI e, Sss;aenss sSsa phone COT sa. oias
basement opening for EM real estate! defica nRa
lessen beauty parlor, book store. etc. 1898
reesntls Tsmodeed Ss o8 coSN rent AvELAR?E
fESsE SH sEESp E9e go ~ 81 e.s ST 1
adrner aas 1:h :dr. ST D2UshE
,ssfn,s S3 T. Ts"' rssscss ApUiV Kahn ofFi'
Will divide, to suit tenant beautiful corner
ep %h S s..1s hs:' VIII for
~ "a 81 ST. 81. s,e.--store and room. and
sss asss ss io! store, '.s
70 1901 - o STREET NV, CORNER. : . sb5 90
81 'cIY@@955EP' 5E', BROS; 9S 4 eARREEr mo: sSc 90
srohs siss Mp NJ pi:s;s5, pi.r.hTsEST. y:
=. IN nne ne shape: good neighborhood: rent
'.5ssSe.S!s s.. SS&!NER =. 1912 Irving St. NV.
EXCELLENT FOR SHOE REPAIR SHOP
AxAsGsTfs !Sls FIsas;. S!S$scE *, sre CO.
BAKERY----EQTIPPED WITH OVEN. SHOW
Eases; .asa tables and tools: on car line near
2014 Eicf OILS Ave. Sc.
S75-1614 L ST NV. STORE WITH APT
S50 .O0-s02 10th NV; modern store.
gag o0-730 10th nv: any business
$50 .OO--1223 Good Hope I'd. store and
s5o.oo--4aeo Canal rd.: store and Q
rooms.
THOS. y. WALSH.
s13 11th NV. Main 165s-a.
43s H NW,-SToREROOM- $500
7os . Fla. aye; aye nw.-storeroom and
a1a Penna: ave.-storeroon. s rooms ''''''
cHxs $ sHREvE: ',;esa Conn. Ave .'.oo
BARBER-BEAUTY SHOP
in large uptown hotel splendid chance
Tor i've wire; very low rent to start. Call
Mrs. BRAWT Columbia 7744.
STORE
location, lsth. and California SITS nv
store and 4-room apt. 18th and Willard
SITS. NV.
-, Store. 6-room apt. garage $500 block
WISCONSIN ave.
100, stores with 4-room apt above. 1000
rhe above stores are good for almost any
business rent reasonable. will give long
lease.
SIMON BELOFF,
Real Estate.
9O} n. Y. Ave. NV.
l4th ST. STORE CHEAP.
Large, new; good location for any bus,-
ness; call Col 7744 or Main h435 very
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
10000 SQUARE FEET.
645 NEW YORK AVE.
Apply 1921 eth at.
WANTED-LOTS.

BUILDING LIT FROM OwNER@CHEvY
Chase or Edgemoor: not over $500: give
all details. Address Box 252-D. Star office.
WANT GOOD LOT FOR DETACHED
house: please describe fully. J. v. O'HARE.
S26 Southern Bldg.
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS FOR
lots located in Northeast and Southeast sec
tions of the city.
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY CO..
lincoln 1886 10 Sth St NE.
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5121 ILLINOIS AVE.
In the best Petworth location: this
beautiful home of rooms and tiled
bath; 8 large porches; finished beau M
s12 DECATUR ST
8 rooms and bath, slassed-in sleeping
porch and screened-in breakfast a.
1907 7th ST
Large six-room and tiled bath home.
porches: owner will build garage for
good tenant. -. .SfoVU
1927 9th ST.
rooms. inclosed breakfast porch.
sleeping porches screened: house 10 M
weather stripped $3.50
Practically new. 8 rooms and bath. ~,
porches, garage 5000
I442 OAK ST.
Between 14th and 18th sts: large
rooms, colonial porch: excellent con
1913 5th ST.
Large colonial home. 2 bedrooms and
immense porches. 800 90
al6 DELAFIELD PL
rooms and tile bath. modern: hard
wood hoore. large porches. $1,000
5123 9Th ST.
LIFETIME HOME: rooms and is tiled
porches ................ S6b. 90
51s BUCHANAN ST.
Must rent at a sacrifice this new e.
room home. screened throughout. S7ooO
CAFRITZ. , ,.o
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.
1e = ST: N.E.EApt, rms. .sSscm0
+: s :: n:s-Agss n:xzzes:. rms; rms: ss$S
saahi Z :s =, NY rms. ..:::.: g s9sSS sS
s9sS 49, ESs sra St Il, MS MS rms: rms: ss
81 1lth s.e.1e rms. s............ 1921 Go
sS i: =: ave: nw:-s rms garage. $500 $500
jI4a sth n.w.-7 rms: coiOrsd; sar. ss;oc ss 90
fsoss & n H3.aiafEisks. 3o.spi.eE "a:
si7 ;s;s i, IS ;a. e.: &C. i$s:SS
1918 Nor Nep.h T. Capt: apt st., '' rms b., .sso
slo e''f i.~nence nwn st. ne. 10 rms. b., 'oo ~
11si Chicago ct. Sc. g rms, 2 bs: 1900
81 Ioss T. ,s: I'M NE. rms, rms: s.. hvh :S
62s :1st st. NV. rms. b.. h..w.h. a. m
lSSs;ist5 il. st. .:ws ii rm.. b. s9:SSSS SS
asS ssS 4psa e. c.ps ; rms f'; b garage. 500 500
3ss sth st. NE. rms. B.. h:.wh.. $3.50
s1i Ns1esn Ave ave s.v'' ' rms n; Water s$:SSS
sI4 e 24th st. NV. 9 rms, b.: 1900
Es ss ave :Ss ne: ns 10 rms: rms: S.':5 s.. :i.e s$
ga ssaaaAEs L.. Z Ave. SEW k.M.
BELMONT RD., Mr.. 1sth-e RMS. .,,. oo
Holly st. n.,w.-e rm. and b.. det. =. o'00
so4o .ts Wisconsin .v..-s rms. b., iiO'oO
5aPs 55S sTsS.:sr s;S T. =. s:r:s: sS:SS e
ASK for selections from ourF1et Of
saa 9th 81 sN1EEps7' W. inc. M. ,ols4.
5as 5as s;h stb ST. Sc, RENT: :ec
si9S III atRR aHR'st =, St; ts.oo 81 &C
s1d 91d. ssh =. =, ne. 5000
1913 = Car: ave. ........... 50 90
51e sra q: t. s.. Observation-Disclosures. so"" as.o"
7os lS;s SSSHS +, 9yESS wv co. Hs5;, ,NS;;, ,,.s .''
I13 GRAFTON. ST. CHEVY CHASE. ND
sarses rsems baths. sleeping porch and double
7o7 Jefferson st. NV. r. & bath
39.a iS.s s,st s. nv; 8 4 bath, 500
siJII fin :. NV 10 = 2afh s,, ami. 1900
aals lst .t. NV. Or l. b.. ami. ioo'o'
lsS4 Sa,5 5Bs1nSni q, NM lo rooms and ,oo'o"
lag !wF \ s EEEW5tEips CO.. inc x.oo .oo'0'
3526 10th sT. NV
~rlf.sSS$s%FF s;S .sSs%F = ~ ssasSSSzlr. ~ ss}S
1sr:. ls1s EYE g1I ST. N;E:--s ROOMS. AMI. GA:
2}Ss }Sss r.. st RS rooms. ami; $50
10" Eye Il H1if r;s.Ie G%4H' cHems' bath; $40
1904 H st. Ne Ne.
314 T ST. NE.-NEW HOUSE. LOCATED
directly opposite the nsw Tseh High School:
nIc tr,c LIGHTS lights; conS eaient 70 strest care and
1911 i /. St +: NI&' NE&awhssTEiS sGi H:iin .o.
41l6 ELLICoTT ST NW-e r. and
sas9 Aa'sh;; q, ::@ slse nsh' Is: sssrafs s., fs:vb
sfx A,n,. S.h =; s.-a r: b.. .isc. '.o'oo
7a5 r p1,nce.Sn i Ton Fl; ,r,:w:Is b.. ''
1924 N 81. n.w.-b r. 4 B.. gas lights
JOS. A. HERBERT & sons, IS,
1913 18th st. NV.
A BURLETTH HOME.
1920 S ST.
This is charming Groom residercs.
h.-~.h. cleo; AL condition: SIS
531o 18th ST. NV.
sem-detached Groom home with A
BEDROOMS, E s,.d ! sssh ,Hs and large front porch;
1926 INGLESIDE TERRACE.
nolos.. 10 roems eso : baths. h..w.h. cleo. >
700 ALLISON ST.
rooms bath, h.-~.h cleo. sleeping
3433 14th ST.
rooms tb bedrooms,. . baths. h.wh.
elec' porches; newly decorated; 500.
125 a ST. NE.
Fine Tor roemins house; - rooms 40
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC.
ia 18th St. NV. Main 234b
Detached Corner Home
tiled bath good condition, desirable neirh.
toilet, laundry trays: convenient to '' car. csa
schools stores, churches rent reduced
NV. LOCATION.
"A desirable corner house. convenient to
etc. large rooms. reception haii. serv.
ants Ouarfera tjlAd hath ..
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RENT HOUsEs-UNFURNISHED.

|V1CANT-soS OTIS ST. N.w.-6 RMS.
|til. bath INV H. cleo; good neiehborhood;
near schools. stores bus and 3 car hnes
4 nnreci ated- Adams 70. nnen Sat. sun.
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|" HOUSES IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C-S
rms and bath screened porches. a NIL: ga
|raeS with rent entire house or part.
Phone Cfeve. 3SS9-J evenings and sunday.
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THE FOI1owTNG NEw HOUSES -
THE FINEST vALUEs WE
HAVE EVER OFFERED. WE URGE
YOUR IMMEDIATE INSPECTION.
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|s1 N.E-6 LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS.
SaraEe. near schools: 500 - 1O-
i03 3nd ST. NE-l1 ROOMS AND BATH;
|hot water heat electric light good .condt-
finn. ar Canitnl Ii ihrarY and cars. %.
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Tor 3sth AND MACOMR-BE ACTIFUL
Iome Is rooms. 3 baths, extra lavatorles.
sun parlor. sleeping porch sarase. with
rhsnffeurs quarters above. 3c44 3Sth. l0'
l5c3 D ST. sE-6 ROOMS. BATH. 6 As
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ETT ETKTFoKD PT, T.w.--s R. 3
hit earaxe fey esrs. reasonable
WNEE. Adams e0es.
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6H5 X ST, N.W-lI r.. ANIL. H.-W H.
= eIectrIcltv: good condition: reasonable rent.
To inspect. cali NJ. 5o46. After r,rl-,
o1 oi16 IL
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

500 DOWN AND $50 PER. WHICH IN
cludes interest and principal. will buy my
beautiful new ami. bungalow on large lot;
II minutes TO downtown section Price
$4,000 Address Box 3"5C. Star office
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RHODE ISLAND AVE. Nw-BRICK AND
nrownstone ) ST. and basement. eleC. fur
$3.50 per month worth Sl25: references
OWNER. 1l3 Macon st. Brooklyn. n. Y.
BROoKLAND. ia MONROE NE=e
rooms > baths. shower ami; rent. $50.
nnnnellan Main a23p. Sunday. Line. l7bl.s
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Few, BEAUTIFUL 7-RoOM HOME: ACRE
(f ground porches. garage: view unsur-
bassed: on Western ave al 4ath 81 3 blocks
ast Of Mass. ave Tel. Pot. 3014 for key.
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! ROOMS. BATH, ATTIC, :: P0RCHEs,
'urrac heat elec. and sas: large lot. 3i1s
l7th ST. Mt. Rainier. Md $50 monthly
all Pot 1904 IL
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4-ROOM BUNGALOW: BATH ELECTRIC
Ity. sewerage and water: lot 40x300. S3.95O;
! 100 cash. $50 mo. Phone OWNER. Hyatts
125 or S16-W
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OR RFNT-l40a MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.
'ear Thomas Circle: Is r.. baths; suitable
or school. studio, club or h,gh-class roominS
nd boarding house entrance on two streets
q reliable tenant lease will be given at
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09
Mrs. Patterson Hostess

Mrs. G.. w. Patterson was hostess
to a group of friends at luncheon
bridge at her home, 1450 Eleventh
street, Thursday afternoon. The
guests, numbering 12, were seated at
three tables, each carrying out dis
tinctive color scheme. Bowls of del
phinium centered the blue table; jon
quils the yellow and sweet peas the
pink.
The luncheon was served at /
o'clock followed by bridge Mrs. G.
w. Spoerry held high score with Mrs.
James L. Hastings second and Mrs.
George r. Drysdale was awarded the
cut prize.
Mrs Pattersons guests were Mrs
G. B. Jones, Mrs. G. w. Spoerry and
her houseguest, Mrs. c. P. Martin
Mrs. G. B. Townsend, Mrs. William H
Mckee, Mrs. A. T. Wilson, Mrs Carl
G. Weaver, Mrs. I. J. Simcox, Mrs
George R. Drysdale, Mrs. c. c. Nc
Bride, Mrs. A. H. Key and Mrs James
| L. Hastings.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09
The Day In Washington

President Coolidge breagfasted
with a group of republican senator's.
The house legislative program was
outlined by republican leader Tillson.
Concern over teh Tacna-Arica dis
pute was evidenced at the state de-
partment.
The department of agriculture es-
timated the winter wheat crop at
54S, ,90S, 900 bushels.
A contribution of $500 was cabled
to British strikers by representative
Schneider.
Senator watson told the senate pres
ident Coolidge sponsors the pending
railroad labor bill.
Private financing of agricultural
development was urged by Represent
ative Madden during house farm re-
lief debate,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09
nonCIasites. Attend Rally

The annual rally of the Cochise
county Christian Endeavor societies,
which was held in the Warren Com
munity church last Saturday evening,
drew large number from Christian
and Presbyterian churches in this
city.
Representatives from the Christian
church included Rev. Tolbert Weaver,
pastor; Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Cotton,
Robert Reay, Lavena Patterson Ruth
Wills, Leonard Wills and Olin Wills,
Anna Mae Moore, Richard Jennings,
Theda Childers, Harold Childers, Mary
and Harry Heidrick, Elsie and Emo
gene Won Sicl1len, Verne Strahan
Myrtle Hall, Cecil and Alex Ethridge
and Henry Billings.
The Presbyterian church was rep
resented by Rev. C. A. Foreman and
his daughter, Ruth, Miss Marion Me-
10y Miss Almeda Reay and Miss Will
ladel Pretty.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09

Douglas high school has been asso-
ciated with the Sonora Mercantile
company.
She plans to leave here in about a
week, going to the church Mission
Home Training school in Salt Lake
City for a brief course of study, be-
fore taking up her work with the
central states mission in Independ-
ence, Mo-. the middle of May. Miss
Sears will be away for about two
years.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09
Eastern star Initiates

The Eastern Star lodge of Douglas
held an initiation ceremonial Monday
evening in Masonic hall, with large
number of members and visitors pres
ent.
Mrs. Andy Struthers, worthy mat
ron, was hostess during the social
hour which followed the exercises
and a musical program was given.
Those who took part were Mrs. Rus
sell Meadows, who sang I'm the
loaming''; Miss Lessie Raye Vickers,
who played violin numbers, accompa-
MED at the piano by Miss Lucille
* imbaI; Miss Clara Duckett, who
rendered "The Awakening" Mrs. M
]. Anderson was accompanist for Miss
Duckett and Mrs. Meadows.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09
and pots of ferns made the stage at.
tractive for the recital.
Camp at Cave Creek
To Prove PODuIar

Camp nt Cave Creek
To Prove Popular
Beginning with reveilIG and ending
with taps, each day of the fortunate
girl camper at Cave Creek will be
filled with happy healthful outdoor
life under the direction of the Young
Women's Christian association.
The camp programs for each day has
been cleverly depicted in set of draw
ings by Miss E. Marjorie Williams, sec
retary of the Y. Nv. c. A., which each
girl will be provided with. It begins
with deveille, upsets and breakfast
then inspection flag-raising and as
sembly, then the camp craft discus
sions and games, handcraft, dinner, the
rest hour, recreation supper, TX. F."
the always alluring campfire and then
the final Taps"
The camp leaders are: Miss E. Mar
jorie Williams general secretary Of
the Douglas Y. w. c. Al, camp direc-
tor; Miss Mary Frost, music Counce-
lor; Miss Ruth Meischer, campfire
&C uncelor; Miss Margin Norton, re-
creation councillor; Miss Ruth Fore
man, junior recreation councillor for
lor; Mrs Salmon, camp mother; Mrs.
Arthur w. Cotton.
Cave Creek Camp will open officia1e
ly next Sunday, May 16, continuing un-
til May 81. The cost is 81 per week,
50 payable on registration and SIS on
leaving for camp. For further infor-
nation, interested persons are asked
to call the Y. w. C. A. building 979
Miss Williams ends her interesting
little bulletin with:
Its getting out and seeing things,
| And doin things and bein things,
! That helps girl to live!
/ One likes it living in a tent,
| And climbing hills that God has lent,
To help Il girl to live.
! And waterfalls and mossys banks,
! And wood and meadow
Let's give thanks
That we can live"
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09

and her mother, Mrs. white, Mrs. s.
f. Mcguire, Mrs. John Cook, Miss
May Smith, Mrs. A. G. Crouch, Mrs.
C. C. Mcbride, Mrs. Shelton Dowell
Mrs e. c. Robinson, Mrs. Gerald
sherman, Mrs. A. II. Wilson, Mrs. W.
II. Mckee, Mrs. Emma Shedd, Mrs. r.
G. Arthur, Mrs. James l.. Hastings
and Mrs. G. w. Patterson.
After the luncheon the guests were
entertained at bridge the prize for
high score being awarded to Mrs. A..
r. Wilson. Miss May Smith was sec
ond high and Mrs. James l.. Hastings,
low.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09
Joins Missionary Ranks

Miss Agnes Sears, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William G. Sears, of 1888
Seventh street and graduate of the
Douglas high school with the class of
1925, is to become missionary work.
er for the Church of Jesus Christ of
the Latter Day Saints.
Miss Sears is the second Douglasite
to recently join the ranks of the
missionaries, Claude Hush having left
for Independence, Mo-, the first of
April, after attending the annual con-
vention of the church in Salt Lake
City.
Miss Sears has been popular men,
ber of the younger set in the city
and since her graduation from the
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09
MRS. spoerry Hostess

Mrs. G. w. Spoerry's home at. Camp
Harry ]. Jones was the scene of a
delightful party Friday afternoon
when she entertained at luncheon
bridge in honor of her house guest,
Mrs. G. p. Martin, of Kansas City.
. Desert marigolds and pots of green
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09
Mrs. Jones' Charming Hostess:

Crimson roses and lilies of the val
ley formed most attractive settlng
for the luncheon party given Satur-
day afternoon by Mrs. G. b. Jones
of Camp Harry j. Jones at the country
club. A large wicker basket of the
crimson blooms centered the table
while mounds of lilies of the valley
and ferns were artistically arranged
at each end.
Rosebud cups filled with nuts serv+
ed as favors and with crimson hearts
frozen in ice cream, the color scheme
was cleverly carried out by the hos
tess. The luncheon was served at ESQ
o'clock after which the guests were
entertained at bridge.
Noted among those present were
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09
handkerchief shower For

Mrs. Grover c. Wease, member of
the Jolly Embroidery club, was de-
lightfully entertained Monday evening
by the club members at the home of
Mrs. Lila Davidson on Fourteenth
street, the occasion being her birth
day.
After the regular meeting, Mrs.
Wease was surprised with shower
of handkerchiefs. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. Carl Pryor, Mrs. Robert
L. Kirk, Mrs. D. c. Burnam, Mrs.
Clara Graft, Mrs. Earl Sites, Mrs.
Guy Stites, Mrs. Clarence Reese and
Mrs. May Smith.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09

fern carried out an attractive color
scheme of yellow and green and
formed the setting for sthe desert
party.
Mrs. Spoerry's guests were Mrs.
Martin, Mrs. C. B. Townsend, Mrs. G.
B. Jones, Mrs. ], S. Williams Jr., Mrs
Ralph Williams, Mrs. e. ]. Huxtable
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09

Mrs. J. S. Williams, Jr., and her
daughter, Mrs. B. H. Mcleod, Mrs.
Ralph S. Williams MRS. E. J. Hux-
table, Mrs. White, Mrs. James l..
Hastings, Mrs. c. c. Mcbride, Mrs.
A. Guy Crouch Mrs. Mary Calisher,
Mrs. Merle Ewing, Mrs. C. B. Town
send, Mrs. Joe Tardy, Mrs. William
Alberts, Mrs. c. w. Spoery and her
guest. Mrs. c. p. Martin, Mrs. A. T..
Wilson, Mrs. William Mckee, Mrs. r.
e. Souers, Mrs. Carl G. Weaver, Mrs.
John Cook Miss May Smith.
Mrs. George Young, Mrs. G: w. Pat
terson, Mrs p. r. Collins, Mrs. e. H.
Ran6le, Mrs. e. G. Robinson Mrs. AL
bert Stacy, Mrs. l.. r. Budrow, Mrs.
Henry Williams, Mrs. John o. Hyatt,
Mrs. w. S. Triplet, Mrs. William
Beachner, Miss Katharine Bean and
Miss Portia Morhaus.
In ,tha bridge games Mrs. G. b,
Townsend won the first prize; Mrs.
&c. c. Mcbride second and Mrs. Will
liam S. Triplet, third. Mrs. George
Young was awarded theo draw prize,
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the FL Paso school for girls. Her
father is Grant H. Dcwell, general
manager of the, Copper oueeh Mining
company of the Phelps Dodge corpor-
alton.
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warren Girl wins High Honor

Warren Girl Wins High Honor
Miss Isabelle Dowell, who is a mem
Der of the graduating class of the
Ell Paso school for girls, has been
awarded first prize for scenario
which portrays the hazards of auto
mobile driving.
The contest was sponsored by the
FL Paso Chamber Of Commerce and
was open to all high school pupils of
public and private institutions. The
contest was conducted in the inter-
ests of a Safety First" campaign
and included also scenarios to illus
trate the dangers attending pedes-
trian, street car, railroad and vacation
hazards.
2 The prize winning scenario of each
division was presented at Liberty hall
on Saturday afternoon, May s.
Miss Dowell is also president Of the
student self government council of
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Entertainment at l.. ID. S. Hall
The Sea Gull girls and the Trail
Builders of the Primary association
of the Church of Latter Day Saints
gave an enjoyable spring entertain
ment Friday evening in the L. ID. s..
Amusement hall.
A number of one-act plays were
given as we'll as spring songs and
interpretative dances by members of
the two organizations. Mrs. Marcia
Hush acted as official director while
Miss Agnes Sears furnished the mu-
sic for the program.
The teachers were Miss GeneVieve
Hush and Mrs. Frank Hawkins of
the Sea Gulls and Frank Saunders
and Charles Hush of the Trail Build
ers.
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TO Entertain Club

Mrs. L. ]. Meiser, Jr., of S45 Ninth
street will entertain the members OF
the Round Dozen Embroidery club at
her home Wednesday afternoon.
cordial invitation is extended to all
members to attend.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-09
Hostess to bridge Club

Hostess to Bridge Club
Mrs William e. Schwamm of 757
Eighth street entertained the mem
bers of the Tuesday Bridge club at
their weekly party this past week.
Mrs Arthur G. Prescott held high
score.
The group present included Mrs.
Harry Caldwell, Mrs. Addie Mcguire,
Mrs. Jack Laskey, Mrs. o. A. Ash,
Mrs Arthur c. Prescott, Mrs. A. c..
Barnes, Mrs. ]. M. Johnson and the
hostess. Mrs. Ash will entertain the
club at it's next meeting.