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who have been living on Mckinley
street, have moved into their new
home at 3716 Military road.
Mr.. c. +. Chandler has started by
motor for Booth Bay Harbor, Me, to
join Mrs. Chandler, who is spending
the Summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Hayward SANFORD French.
Mr.. Phillip l.. Gle has gone to
DuXbury, Mass, to spend August with
Mrs. Gle and thcir children.
Mrs. j. ID. Thompson motored to
Monterey Inn. at Blue Ridge Summit
Pa, to spend the remainder of the
Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren d. Brush and
family have gone to Maine for a stay
of six weeks.
Mr.. George Will OF Mckinley street
has sailed for his Old home. in Aber-
deem, Scotland, and after visiting
friends and relatives in various parts
of the British Isles will make d Con
tinental tour before sailing for this
country in the early Autumn.
Miss Grace MoomaW of Williams
lane has returned after spending a
week in Rhodes Grove Camp. Pa.
Her cousin. Miss Helen Phelps of
Roanoke, Va. accompanied hey home
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in the cavalcade of expert horseback
riders, in hunting costume. forming
the fourth feature of the parade. and
which was led by Miss Margaret
Winship and DIR. Shafhirt of AVash-
ington and Miss Elizabeth Hull of
Baltimore and DIR. Hensen of Lima.
Peru. now of the staff of Johns
Hopkins. Another float. arranged and
grouped by residents of Luray. pro-
vided an allegorical apotheosis of the
entire Virginia Commonwealth. while
the final one displayed beautiful
miniature reproduction of the chief
scenic wonders of the whole Shenan-
doah National Park area. At the con-
clusion of the pageant Mr.. Pollock
was host to about 800 guests at a buff
fet luncheon at the Lawrence House,
in Luray. which, in turn. was fol-
lowed by a vaudeville entertainment
and dancing.
The second exodus from the camp
occurred Tuesday. and. while of less
general nature. had its own special
interest as an all-day horseback ride.
under the leader hip of Mr.. Pollock
over one of the most famous scenic
and historic trails of the new park sec
ton to Graves farm. 20 miles distant
from Stony Man. Here a genuine old
time Virginia dinner was served hot
from the fire. under the direction of
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and there were hundreds of entries.
Representative dogs from kennels Of
all the smart folk in the section were
placed in judgment.
The whippet races, which were
part Of the exhibition, formed one of
the most attractive features. and
many of the most prominent society
people, some of whom had journeyed
, from as far away as Newport, were
seen in the gallery. The proceeds Of
the affair went to the Southampton
Fresh Air Home for Crippled Children.
The chairman of the bench com.
mittee was Tyler Morse. Others on
this committee were Ancell H. Ball.
Harold o. Barker Miss leila De
Milhau Mrs. w. NJ. K. Olcott. Newell
J. Ward and Eltinge F. Warner. The
show president was Harry Pelham
Robbins, who was associated with the
following officers: John Drew, John
E. Berwind, Henry D. Whitefield and
Frank H. Corwith.
A picturesque and smart affair at
Southampton, which always attracts
much attention, is the annual fancy
costume street carnival, to be held
August 10. 1t will be under the aus
pieces of the Southampton Village I'M
DrONemenL ASSOclallOn, OF Wnlcn Mrs.
Arthur d. Claf1in is president. Elab-
crate preparations are under way to
make this one Of the most successful
fetes of this colorful Summer at the
fashionable resort
History has been ransacked to re.
produce a country store Of the period
when Indians of the Long Island
tribes brought fish and furs for barter.
This unusual establishment will be
presided over by Mrs. +. Claf1in
Breese, assisted by Mrs. j. Copper
Lord, Mrs. Charles Henry Mellon and
Mrs. Charles j. Coulter.
The height of the social season at
Southampton this year will be held
August 81. when the dinner dance at
the Meadow Club will be coincident
with the closing of tennis week.
The hunting and racing set, which
compose. the Meadow Brook colony at
Westbury, Long Island, have an
nounced several sports dates which
are of interest to society folk through
out the East. September II has been
selected as the time for the annual
dog show of the Westbury Kennel
Association. September Is to II, the
annual Mineola horse show, where
the finest animals in the country are
exhibited will be staged in connection
with the fair The hunt race meet
for the Meadow Brook Cup will be
run at Jericho November 6.
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Mr.. Pollock and Mr. Koontz. Among
others in the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
r. X. White. Miss Margaret Winship,
DR.. Schafhirt. Miss Pelliterer and Miss
Rosenhaum, Washington; Miss Eliza
beth Hull, DIR. Barklie Coulter, DR..
Dana Conan and DIR. William Mach
Ian, Baltimore: DIR. Hensen of Lima.
Peru; Mr.. T. w. Fowler of New Or
leans. Miss Mary Daily and Miss Dow
ling of New York and Mr.. and Mrs. S.
}. Irwin of Page County. Va.
Among the more intimate of recent
events was a charming informal recep-
ton given by Miss Margaret Winship
Saturday afternoon in her cabin In
honor of her sister-in-law. Mrs. g.
Meredith Winship of Washington,
who. with her son. little William H.
Winship, has taken the Arrow Head
cabin at Skyland for August Mon
day evening Miss Winship and her
cousin. Mrs. Charles j. Hepburn of
Philadelphia. entertained together in
the latters cabin at a card party and
supper in honor of Mrs. Winship.
Among the arrivals of the week al
Skyland are MIR. and Mrs. Leroy
Hight. Mrs. T. a. Witherspoon. Miss
Matte Witherspoon. Miss Margaret
Bannister and Miss Louise Scofield of
Washington.
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Social Circles OfNewYOrk
Find Interest in BetrOthals
Dog Show at Agawam Park Draws Many-Dates
Set for Autumn Hunting and Racing.
n Mneola Horse Show Next Month";

NEW YORK. August An en-
gagement of international Importance
Is that of Miss Mabel Morgan Satter-
lee to Francis Abbott ingalls,, jr. Miss
Satterlee, who is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Satterlee of 81 East
Thirty sixth street, is a granddaugh-
ter of the late j. Pierpont Morgan
and Mrs. Morgan. She is as prom
inent in European society as in the
most exclusive set on this side of
the Atlantic.
Miss Satterlee is a member of the
Junior League and made her debut
at ga large costume dance in 1920,
which was attended by more than
700 guests. She is the elder of two
Miss Eleanor NJ. Satterlee. Her
aunts are Miss Anne Morgan of 3
Sutton place, Mrs. Morgan Hamilton
of | Sutton place and Miss Marion
Satterlee. j. Pierpont Morgan of 231
Madison avenue is an uncle. She also
Is granddaughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Satterlee.
Although Miss Satterlee has made
various trips to Europe, she generally
mer with her parents at Highland
Falls, n. Y. This season she passed
much of the early season at the
palatial estate recently purchased by
Mr.. Satterlee in the Round Hill sec
ton at Greenwich, Conn. Later it
is expected that they Satterlee family
will go to Maine fer a few weeks
Plans for the wedding have not been
completed.
Mr.. Ingalls,, who is n son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Abbott Ingalls, of
New York, comes of a noted family
His grandfather was the late David
~. Houghtaling. He is the nephew
OF Mr.. Warren r. Houghtaling of Sc
East Eighty street, and a
cousin of Miss Jane Houghtaling and
David II. Hooughtaling. He has one
sister Miss Laura H. Ingalls, Mr..
ingalls, was graduated from Harvard
in 1917 and served during the war.
lie is a member of the Merchants
Club
With the marriage of Miss Satterlee
To Mr.. Ingalls, two wealthy families
will be united. The fortune repre-
scented by the Satterlees is one of the
greatest in America.
One of the Smartest outdoor events
of the Summer season on Long Island
took place today with the presenta-
tion of the Consolidated Hamptons
dog show, in AgaWam Park, South
hmpton. 1t was under the auspices
of the southampton Kennel Club,
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY
Continued from Sixth Page.)

visit to Mrs. Joseph NJ Ridout, jr.,
at Mount Ida
Mrs. Louis +. De Mol and her two
children, and Mrs. j. Il. Scrivener are
the guests of Mrs. Frank Edelin, at
Newport, Charles County, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond r. N6olf
and children of Charleston, w Va,
were the guests last week of Mr..
Woolf'S parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
ID. Woolf
The Rev and Mrs Charles c.
Shears and children, accompanied by
their house guest, Miss Margaret
West have returned from a visit at
Colonial Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haynes and
sons OF Northumberland, Pa, are the
guests Of Mir. Haynes brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Narney
Miss Louella Stout and Miss Ger
trude Stout of Bridgetown, y. j.,
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Z. Greene.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Lawrence and
their little daughter, Jean Olive Law
renee, went last week for a month
visit at Wilmington, Del, New York
and Saranac Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hamilton and
their son, Ebert Hamilton, have re-
turned from a visit at Colonial Beach.
Miss Grace Wright of Pilot, Va.
who has been the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Capt. and Mrs. J. w.
Wright, went Wednesday to Balti-
more.
Mrs. Edith Purvis and Miss
Audrey Horsman have returned from
q visit to their sister, Mrs. Claussen
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. F. O. Brook and her son. Mr..
Erwin Brook, started Wednesday for
a motor trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Roberta l.. Stuart is the guest
of Mrs. Albert Stuart Boiling in her
home. Preston, at Charlottesville, Va.
Mrs. Charles Hunt of Baltimore
spent last week with Mrs. Arthur II.
LanGenberg in RoSemont
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.. West and family
have returned from visit to Mrs.
r. c. Rohrer in Barboursville. Va.
Miss Helen Crabill has returned to
her home in Potomac, after a visit to
her brother and Sister-in-laW. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Crabill in StraShurg, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. Perry Ritter are the
guests of Capt. and Mrs. George II.
Grimm in Winchester, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. Irving Brawner have
Mr.. and Mrs T. Edgar jerks, in
Richmond.
Miss Elizabeth Baumgardner is back
after visit to Mrs Birmingham, at
Colonial Beach.
Miss Nellie Pierpoint left Tuesday
for a trip to Canada. the New Eng-
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for visit Miss Marion Moomaw is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. T. Phelps, in
Roanoke, Va.
Miss Dorothy Thompson has re-
turned from Detroit, Mich. where she
has been visiting her uncle, DR.. Fran
els Chandler Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Newton Fair
child have taken an apartment at
1916 Connecticut avenue. Mrs. Fair
child, we'll known in Cincinnati as
Miss La Fergne Simms, an accom-
plished musician, is an addition to the
music circles of WaShingtOn.
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Camel for Desert Meal.

Although goat or sheep milk with
dates, herbs and nuts are the main
stay of the food for certain peoples
on the Sahara Desert, there are some
tribes not adverse to eating a camel.
This is always provided they were
able to cut its throat in accordance
with demands of their religion.
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Visitors at Skyland
Enjoy Historic Pageant

STONY MAN CAMP. Skyland. Va,
August 7.-Twice during the past 10
days have Stony Man Camp and
Ranch. at Skyland, been completely de
serted. The first evacuation was due
to the allure Of the wonderful hstori-'
cal pageant at Luray. arranged by Mr..
George Freeman Pollock, to celebrate
the passing OF the bill for the new
Appalachian Park, toward the acquire
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CAFE PIERRE

1S14 II ST. NV.
Next to Metropolitan Club
Have you been to Pierre's and tried our
wonderful dinners at SIPS. $500, S5c.
Lunches ut s5c and SOC and a In carte
bohemian atmosphere. Good service. Cool
est place to dine is WashingtOn's Unique Din
Evening star., 1926-08-31

A lawn fete will be given by the
Mems Club of st. Luke's Protestant
Episcopal Church. o'clock, at New
Jersey avenue and p street. Music
by Community Center Band.
A fraternal lawn fete by Kenilworth
Council, No. 13, Daughters of America,
and Woodrow Wilson Council, No ! /,
Jr. O. u. A. NJ, will be held in Kenil-
worth. Repeated tomorrow
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SOCIETY
Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg
To Attend Dinner This Evening
In St. Paul, Mimi

"HE Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Kellogg will be among the
: guests at the dinner this
4 evening which the latter S
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis ]. Otis, will give
at the White Bear Yacht Club. st.
Paul, Mimi, for their daughter, Miss
Clara Louise Otis, and Mr.. Bruce
Burnham Harris, whose marriage will
take place tomorrow evening. The
guests will number 40, and will in.
clude the members of the wedding
party and the out-of-town guests.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
Mellon. is the guest of Mr.. Theodore
Rousseau in his home in Paris for
three or four days before going to
London.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft
Have Family House Party.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. William
Howard Taft will have visiting them
for several days at their Summer
home. on Murray Bay. their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
P. Taft. who will arrive there Thurs
day from Narragansett Pier. where
they have been spending the Summer.
Mrs. Gerry. wife of Senator Peter
Goelet Gerry. motored from Warwick,
r. L., yesterday with party of friends
to Narragansett Pier, TO attend a gar
den party given by Mrs. William B.
Weed of Providence at Willow Dell,
for the benefit of the South County
Hospital.
Sonora de Baron wife Of the charge
d daffaires of Cuba, will not be at home
until later in the season. Senor and
Sonora de Baron are making their
home at the Wakefield Apartments, at
2101 New Hampshire avenue.
The counselor of the Austrian lega-
ton and Nine. Kleinwachter, will sail
today on the President Wilson for a
vacation in their home in Austria.
The military attache Of the Cuban
embassy and Sonora de Prieto, have
returned to their apartment at the
Mayflower Hotel. after spending a va
cation at Spring Lake, N. j.
The newly appointed secretary of
he Portuguese legation. Senior H.
Gabriel da Silva. has arrived in Wash
ington and is at Wardman Park Hotel,
where the office of the legation is To-
Gated. Senior da Silva was formerly
.
in London.
The Assistant Secretary of War,
Col. Hanford MacNider. will leave this
evening for Dayton, Ohio. from where
he will fly to San Antonio, Tex. to
review the Cd Division of Infantry.
Mrs. MacNider Is remaining in their
home at Mason City, Iowa, until the
middle of September. when Col. Mac
Nider will return here.
Col. MacNider had a small company
lunching informally with him yester-
day at the Mayflower.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner Mr.. Thomas r. Woodlock. went
to Atlantic City last week to join Mrs.
Woodlock and her sister. Miss Byrne.
who have been spending several weeks
there. They will return to their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel about
the middle of September.
Mrs Mackenzie Is
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SEARCH FOR BABY FUTILE
Police Say Mother Admits Having
Disposed of Infant Herself.

Search for the infant reported born
to Mrs. Virginia Elizabeth CunAing-
ham, wife of sailor, in her room, at
318 Ninth street northeast, early Fri
day mornin, proved futile, and now
Mrs. Cunningham has changed her
story relating to the birth and dis
posal of the infant and has given the
police story of having disposed of
the body herself.
Miss Thelma NJ. Jenkins, 22 years
old, friend Of Mrs. Cunningham, ar
rested in connection with the investi-
cation, was released.
Police also released William McKin-
ley Daniel, "a years, 1880 Quincy
street, also held as a possible witness.
Mrs. Cunningham is still under treat
ment in Gallinger Hospital.
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Mrs. J. E. Boyd and Mrs. Laura E.
Boyd. DIR. Diaz spent last week in
Philadelphia, where he was a delegate
to the International Dental Congress.
Before returning to Panama DR.. and
friends and will also spend some time
at Niagara Falls and in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.. Ely, jr., Of
Jacksonville, Fla, arrived today at the
Willard for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Reynolds
Of S06 Park avenue, Richmond, Va,
are spending several days at the May
flower.
Evening star., 1926-08-31

Finland has established a depart
ment where all foreign agricultural
are tested before they may
be used
Evening star., 1926-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j. Miller, the
former n sister of Mrs. Charles A.
McKenney. who have spent the
greater part of the Summer at the
Homestead. Hot Springs. Va. have
returned to their apartment at the
Park Lane. New York
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a wedding of interest will take
place in Dark Harbor. Me, today
when Mrs. Irene Gibson Post.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dana Gibson, will be married to Mr..
John Emery of Cincinnati. son of
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PHILIPPINE c. OF c.
CONCLUDES WORK
Americans to Dissolve Body.
Since Mission Has Been
Fulfilled.
By the Associated Press.

I
NEW YORK, August 31.--Disso-
luton of the American Chamber Of
Commerce of the Philippine Islands
has been decided upon because its
function has been fulfilled, Norbert
Lyons. secretary of the United States
mission of the chamber, said yester-
day. Having done all it could, he
said, to bring Philippine industry to
the attention of American capital, it
was concluded that any further work
on the part of the American business
men in the Philippines interested in
the chamber would be without avail.
The investigation of Col. Carmi A.
Thompson into Philippine affairs, au-
thorized by President Coolidge was
alone sufficient to enliven interest in
the islands, he said.
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$500 MILE AIR TRIP
| IS MADE ON IMPULSE
Girl and Student Fly From West
Coast to Maine With Four
Stop-Overs.

By the Associated Press
SALEM, Mass, August 31.-Miss
Lydia p. Cove and Rev. James Luther
Adams, Harvard theological student
were resting here today after COM
pleting a transcontinental air taxi
trip with four stop-overs. 1t was all
on impulse. Both had made short
trips this Summer by air during their
visit to the Pacific Coast
I'D like to fly back: it's so much
quicker said Miss Cove.
Let's" said Mr.. Adams. So thew
did.
Charles r. Bowman was their pilot.
They hoped off from Los Angeles at
pm. August %. That night they
rested in Ashfork, Ariz. The next
days flight was to Salt Lake City
and then they made their longest jump
OF $50 miles from Salt Lake City to
Omaha, with only a short break at
Cheyenne for gasoline. Saturday s
trip ended at Chicago and Sunday
found the pair in New York Yes
terday they came to Boston and for
good measure sped up the coast to
Portland, Me-, and back.
In all their 3.500-mile journey the
worst flying weather they encountered
was between Boston and Portland
Mr.. Adams, third-year student at
the Harvard Theological School, and
assistant to the pastor of the Second
Unitarian Church here, visited his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Adams,
in Richville, Wash. Miss Cove, a
granddaughter of Lydia Pinkham,
toured the West this Summer with
her mother, Mrs. Caroline c. Cove,
and others of her family
Finland has established a depart
ment where all foreign agricultural
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The Rev. Mr.. Pettus to Visit
In Canada Before Returning.

The Rev. William Henry Pettus.
rector of st. Marks parish, with Mr..
David Ross Beattie, has left Nam
tucket, Mass, where they spent the
month of August, and have gone to
visit in Maine and Canada before re-
turning home, September "a.
Miss Alma Stiefel has returned
from a visit to her uncle and aunt,
Col. and Mrs. John b. Huggins, at
Bay Ridge, N. Y.
DIR. Juan j. Diaz and Sonora Diaz
of Panama are at Wardman Park
Hotel for a week. where they are visit
ing the latter's sister-in-laW and sister,
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The Longevity Legion will meet to-
morrow at 1923 K street
Gas Overcomes Plumber.

While repairing a furnace in the
basement of So c street yesterday aft
ernoon William j. ThornhiIl, a
plumber, was overcome by illuminat-
ing gas that escaped from pipe cut
by mistake. First aid was given by
the fire rescue squad before he was
taken to Casualty Hospital.
Evening star., 1926-08-31

Mrs. Alfred Anson of New York Mrs
Post is a niece of Lady Astor.
DR.. Loren Johnson has returned to
Washington and opened his home at
1900 Twenty fourth street for the sea-
son. Mrs. Johnson is remaining in
their Summer home. at Southwest
Harbor, Me-, until the end of Sep
| tember when she will join DIR. John
| son here.
Miss Ca1lie Doyle, who spent the
past two months at the Marlborough
Blenheim Hotel. Atlantic ~City, came
to Washington for a short stay, and
will spend the month of September
| In New York
Mr.. Gist Blair who is spending
| some time at Bar Harbor, Me-, en-
| tertained at an informal supper last
| evening at the Yacht Club.
| Mr.. and Mrs Jose 7. Machado, who
| have been travelling in Europe through
the Summer months, returned to this
country yesterday aboard the Lapland.
| Mr. and Mrs. lie Roy Eakin. and
their daughter, who have returned to
| Washington after a tWo-month alb
sence, have opened their apartment
at the Maytlower, where they will be
during the coming season.
Mrs. Herbert Adair is in New York,
at the Lorraine Hotel, for u few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. S. Wright and two
daughters of Los Angeles are passing
the week at the Willard, where they
arrived yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Lewis are at
Lake Placid N. Y. for a visit.
Miss Merriam Latterner and Miss
Maybelle Guss; are spending d vacation
at InWood, Long Island.
Fister-M Macmillan
Engagement Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. John j. F'ister of
Chevy Chase announce the engage
ment of their daughter Virginia TO
Ensign d. c. Macmillan of Berkeley,
Calf.
The wedding will take place in Sep
tember.
Mr.. and Mrs William II. Hill arriv-
ed in New York yesterday, aboard
the Adriatic. from Europe, where they
have been for the Summer and will
return to their apartment at 2400 Six
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mueller of In
danapolis are at the Willard, where
they expect to remain several days.
Miss May Eleanor Smith has closed
her apartment in the Argonne and
gone to Virginia Beach for 10 days
stay.
Miss Annie G.. Getty and Miss Mary
+. Taylor were among the passengers
aboard the Lapland, arriving yester-
day in New York from Europe.
Mr.. Harry w Wells of Thornapple
street, Chevy Chase, Md, returned
Sunday from San Carlos, AriZ., where
he spent the Summer, and will return
to the University of Maryland in the
Autumn to continue his studies.
Mr. Morris Cafritz will give a re-
ception tomorrow evening in the ball
room of the MaytloWer Hotel at 8
o'clock, in honor of his brother and
sister-in-law. DR.. and Mrs. Edward A.
Cafritz, who will sail Saturday for
six month stay in Europe. The
party is an informal one, no invita-
tons having been issued.
Evening star., 1926-08-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Stearns of
Boston are spending some time at the
Red Lion Inn, Stockbridge, Mass.
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Mrs. Mackenzie Is
Back From Atlantic City.

Mrs. Robert r. Mackenzie is again
In her home on Il street after spend
ing short time in Atlantic City
where she went after bidding bon
voyage to her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Waggaman.
and their children when they sailed
for several years stay abroad. Mrs
Mackenzie returned unexpectedly be-
cause of the sudden death OF Mrs.
John +. Waggaman. mother of Mr.
Floyd Waggaman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Waggaman were
met in Paris by the formers brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs Ennals
Waggaman.