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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18

Nogales. A rizoua, recently ship
ped l400 steers to Hereford, Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18
At Philadelphia

Cincinnati 204 02l 4O0-l3 Il 3
Philadelphia oil 10 COL ) 10 >
RiXey and Hargravc; Dean, II
rich. Baccht and Henliuc.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18

Range conditions in Nevada were
reported on June ! Is being above
the average.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18

st. Loui> At Boston, postponed,
VT grounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18

Washington win soft FREQ 1Go0'
more phcasautS this summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18

Farm labor is very scarce in the
Salt River Valley. Arizona.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-18

! cottoon gin is being built at
Lone Star. Arizona.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-08-13

TRAINED NURSE-Will take
patients at my home or 90 out.
Phone Red 1918. Frederick
Deppman Boxer. S-6-tf
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FOR sALE--Portable phonograph
Brunswick, new, and II records
Y price. Also New Acoustican
for the deaf Y price. James Be
han. Beall Co, Greenhouse Wash
on. S-6-2t
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Word just received from Miles
Mike Martindale of his arrival
in Laytonville, Calf. He is stopp-
ing with an Uncle, S. Martindale
a former resident of Maury island.
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4 MAURY
(Mrs. Alex Moore) ="
s# ss*s *ss sss n q e

4 One of the most pleasant affairs
was held in the Maury Hail.
last Tuesday afternoon. The meet
ing was well attended, thirty sin
guests and number of those from
distant parts of the state. Women
from all over Maury island flocked
in thru the open door of the hail III
their cool summer dresses which
gave so much color to the scene
After all were seated in fairy
ring, they formed a delightful pic
ture to the eye.
Mrs. w. II. johnson, President
of the Coop Club called every
ones attention to the business ses-
sion, and discussed various sub
jects of interest to those present.
Mrs. l.. II. Larsen read the min
utes of the meeting and Mrs. H. L
Penny gave a talk on "F'inancia
Conditions Concerning the Bud
get of the past Celebrations, g
which She did very well. Mrs. W
+. johnson and members were con.
templating having a picnic but
found ii difficult to arrange enc
at the pre- ent time. there aavc
been two recent picnics involvine
the labor Of 50 many members. ana
the members felt another picnic
many
The charming hostesses VIII;
made the meeting a beautiful af-
fair were DR.. Jones aud MIS-. W
r. johnson and they had interest
Young and Miss Urc as JOINT hot
esses IN planning the affair, Fly
erythlng was dome to make tn
meeting an ENJOYABLE one, Every
9 e ilofal decoration, INC
. ! useu pelng ilya'ongfas
81 eaep euTS' piale was ! cl',Stei
- siliali Sel.e" popPl.S Wi'n ualh
.nlen1id 49, e ',, ,,,,;al, d rji ~
an tbose nresent E,,en,.n,,a H.
,a,.t1.l .t.ip..1-;. ~ Oi'o "
~,
M anu "r's' OnaS' Aetgler ana
ana SON an q Seattle were Sun
nay Visi'ors y VT an" NifS' ffes
Ne'So'l aud ialh'iN'
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rayn
and their two charming daughter
were week end campers at thei
place ON Maury Center.
to attend the Burton Assembly i
4 place of their usual Sunday even
ling meeting.
Mrs ! II Smith wos wool.
end visitor win her bnsbnnd ~.
tbcir ranch bcre
Master Francis Smith ;. t,,rned
homo with bis motber. of,sr n NV
montbs visit with lis fotber bcro
The Marry O n is nlonring op
going 10 Boinbridrc IsIan1 fof
| their excursion The 9oth IF Augp.,
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Mrs. Collins parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Smith Calhoun over the week end.
1Ir, and Mrs. Rivers of Fern
heath went to Bremerton and
Monette one day last week in their
car to look after property inter
ests there.
Mrs. Alex Moooe, her daughters,
Marion and Marjorie and son
James were guests of Mrs. Henry
0. Berger of Seattle last week
end,
Mrs. C. L. Garner was a Seattle
visitor last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Master Harry Miller, son of
Harry E. Miller of Mileta Farm,
had an accident by falling out OF
a double deck bed and nearly
breaking his collar bone. The
physician found no bones broken
only a fracture and it will heal in
sime under proper care.
Mn. and Mrs. j. Watkins of
Ames, Iowa, were the guests of
MIR. jerome Miller of Mileta Farm.
Mr.. Miller is the nephew of Harry
b. Miller and is taking his vaca-
ion here before returning east
next month.
Mrs. L. Boothroyd of Mileta had
a party last Wednesday in honor
IF her daughters. The guests in
GUIDED Mrs. Bertha Keen of Dock
ton, aud Mr.. and Mrs, Carl Ruhlen
md son Of Dockt0n. A very
pleasant affair was enjoyed by
guests and hostesses.
Mrs. Passig and her daughter
| Margaret and son Billie were visi-
tors in Seattle for a few days dur
ing the week end
Mrs. Harry Miller and son Har-
ry, .Jr. Of AIileta Farm were Taco
ma visitors Monday last.
Mr.. andMrs. G. Boothroyd of
Tacoma were guests of Mr.. Booth
| foyd's mother, Mrs. L. Boothroyd
Of Mileta.
Mrs. Addie Baker and mother,
Nrs Harry Miller of Nlileta were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
oen OF Tacoma over the week end,
| Kendricl Rivers left for Calf.
a week ago with the Mclean 5
They were visiting former friends
here. Mr.. Rivers will be gone
a month, sightseeing in California
before he returns for school at Z.
of W.
Guantha Kingsbury of Shelton
IS the guest of her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Kingsbury for
a few weeks.
Mrs. II. r. Jones of Pembroke
attended the Montana picnic held
at Point Deliancs Park one day
last week. She enjoyed the day
with folks from the old home town
and a visit with a chum of her
high school days at Missoula,
Montana
Mrs lyerson and Mrs. Bloom of
Seattle were guests of Mrs. Muir
at her summer residence at Fern
heath last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz, johnson
aud children of Seattle were
guest> of Mr.. Johuson's parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. johnson of
Iuana Beach.
Mrs Ilavlicel, Of Rocco enjoyed
a wish with her mother the past
week.
A. y. Kiugsbury attended the
lowo picnic at Point Dofiance
Aafk last Saturday. lie met his
sister and husband NJ. and Mrs.
Williams Of Orung there. Tiny
reurued "a the island with Mr.
I Ii ftto f,.t4.t. f,,. . -l,,,.f ,-s.t
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FOB SALE

FOR SALE-Canning Tomatoes
w. V. Covey, Tel. Red 1913.
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SISTED 1DIEzP 77iz.s11VGl
WANIED

WE WANT your Madonna Lily
Bulbs, will pay twenty five
cents a pound for them, send to
us by parcel post, we will send
you check for them and will
repay you the postage. Non is
the time TO dig them. Sheffield
Bulb Farm. r. D. 40, Burton,
Wash. 7-30-3t
WANTED-We have an outlet
for 10000 No. l cockerels this
season and we will pay top
prices for good stock. We take
them from q tb up. All you can
bring. Sunshine Poultry Farm
Black 142. SPLIT
! WE WILL BUY all your live
poultry and pay very close tc
Seattle prices. Phone rs and We
will call at your ranch and
weigh and pay for it there
Park and Bacon, Phone Red 81
evenings, ! mile West of Cen.
ter. 4-30-ti
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WE WILL BUY all
MISCELLANEOUS

LOST-Near the c. Thompson
place at Colvos bag of Ford tools
Finder please leave at Mr., Thorn
psons S-13-1tp
LoST-A small purse full of bill,
Reward. Phone Red 1851.
TRAINED NURSE-Will take
patients at my home or 90 out.
Phone Red 1918. Frederick
Deppman Boxer. S-6-ti
$50. REWARD FOR INFORMA-
ton leading to the arrest and
conviction of any person for
stealing poultry from any mem.
Der of the Association. Vashon
Island Poultry-theft Protective
Association. +. C. Park, Presi
dent. S-6-2t
FOR RENT room house, bath.
hot and cold water, furnished
with piano, at Burton first
house west of Staples pavilion
$500 per mo. Mrs. A. NJ
Pagni. Burton. S-l3-4t
FOR RENT-Largc comfortable
home at Ellisport. Everything
furnished but bedding. Firr
place, Majestic range, electric
lights. water, tennis court, fruit,
free wood, attractive surround
ings, fine view and beach.
$1,000 per month. Shown by
appointment only. Phone Red
$50 or write Ida c. McClutoek
Burton, Wash. S-l3-lt
GREEN sTAMPs--Get yours at
The Cash and Garry Grocery.
ABB ABRAHAMsEN Painting.
Phone Black i6s Paperhangine
VAsH0N Kakomining
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ADVERTISING RATES

10 cents per line for first inser.
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ditional insertion,
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Green Trading Stamps save you
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Have you a wantY Try want ad.
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FOR SALE-By South End Com.
munity Club, 5 acre tract for
$4,000 Spot Cash


munity Club, 8 acre tract for
$4,000 Spot Cash
4 room modern bungalow, brick
fireplace, cabinet kitchen, ce-
ment foundation, built liz yrs.
~ acres under cultivation
$500 strawberry plants and 100
currants in full bearing, balance
of land surface cleared. On
county road 3 miles from Bur
ton. High school bus. Y mile
to beach. Call Red Ss3. S-6.tf
80
FOR SALE-.3ctween 700 and 500
laying hens. II. Fraser, Black
1913 Burton 7-30-tf
FOR Goats. sanen. Neu.
ben and Toggenburg's. L. G..
Comstock Burton. 7-23-tf
FOR SALE-Undcrwood type
writer, No. 3 in fair condition.
for $40. Come in aud see it.
used News Record.
80
FOR SALE-Three Airdale pup
pies, the kind that eat up the
chicken thieves. $500 each. F..
G.. Park ! mile west of Center.
90
FOR SALE-The very hest trap
rest records, printed ON heavy
card board. at prices that win
tickle the hens. News-Record
Office.
FOR Kentucky Wonder
beans aud pickles now ready
Tomatnes soon. Ogdcr now
Phone Red gA. s-6-2t
80
FOR SALE g mich goats and
two doe kids Bargain c. ~
Jensen. Robinson Point Portage
7. O. S6-tf
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FOR SALE Economy Engine,
ia horse power. Used 8 months.
Call Mrs, A. T Tjomsland, Wash
on, Wash. s-13-tf
Evening star., 1926-11-24

ried bouquet Of bride roses. She
was attended by Mrs. Elmer Collins
as matron of honor. who wore a be-
coming gown OF pink georgette with
brilliants. Mr.. Elmer Collins was best
man for the bridegroom.
A reception was held in the living
room and the dining room, where the
Ballston Council, No. 20. Daughters
Of America, of which the bride Is a
member, gave Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels
a miscellaneous shower.
After wedding trip Mr. and Mrs.
Daniels will be at home in the August
Apartments. Twenty-second and .
streets northwest. Washington :
At the meeting of the Women's Al
lance of All Souls Church Friday
at IL o'clock am, Mrs. Reba Barrett
Smith will speak on the national as
pect of the Florence Crittenton Home.
Addresses also will be made by Mrs.
Thomas Robertson. president OF the
board of managers of the Florence
Crittenton Home in the District; Miss
Jean Cole. superintendent, and Mrs.
Wendell Roofe on social hygiene. The
Alliance meets in Pierce Hall. Fif-
teenth and Harvard streets. An IN
vitation is extended to all who are
j. Mcdonald Stewart, hostess.
Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority, Ep-
silon Chapter. Washington College OF
Law. initiated the Misses Susan d.
Richards and Kathryn Crowder on
Saturday evening at the American
Association of University Women.
The initiation ceremony was preceded
by a dinner. at which Judge Kathryn
Sellers. an honorary member, was
the principal speaker of the evening.
Mrs Arthur Keith was chairman of
the dinner committee.
Miss Blanche Hurley and Miss Ella
j. Boetler will receive the guests at
the old-fashioned dance and masque
party at st. Joseph's Hall, 3l5 Second
street northeast tonight from $50 to
II o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
CENTERS OF RECREATION
HEAR NEED OF NAVY MEN
Chaplain Dickins Tells Civitan Club
Amusement Places Keep Youths
from Objectionable Places.

from ODJecC1OnaOle FlaCeS.
Great recreation centers for all
naval stations as a means Of provid-
ing wholesome amusement for the
men of the Navy We're advocated by
Capt Curtis II. Dickins, chaplain-in-
chief of the U. S. Navy. in an address
before the Civitan Club at a luncheon
in the La Fayette Hotel yesterday
afternoon.
The speaker told briefly Of enter
tainment work carried, on at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard during the
World War to keep the men away
from undesirable places. He praised
the. work Of the club in endeavOring
to upbuild character in boys.
Three Of the prize winners in the
recent garden contest conducted by
the Civitan Juvenile Garden Club
were awarded additional prizes of S.
each for reciting the clubs creed at
yesterdays meeting. They were Con-
rad Wildensteiner. who won first
prize in the garden contest; Edward
Davis, who won third prize. and AL
bert Canter, who was awarded fourth
place. John Wildensteiner, who won
second place, was given the month of
December to learn the creed, with the
sum of 81 to be added to the S. prize
as an added incentive. The prize
awards were made by Shelton Cam
eron.
Thomas NJ. Stearn, president of the
club, presided.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
Mr.. William Platt Robertson Amer,.

Mr.. William Plat Robertson. Ameri.
can vice consul at Colon, Panama.
The wedding took place November
II. at Cristobal. Both the bride and
bridegroom formerly lived in Wash
ington and have many friends here.
Mr.. Robertson is the son of Mrs.
Katherine Campbell Robertson of
Jackson, Tenn.
Mrs. Glenn Stewart was among
those entertaining informally at
luncheon at the Carleton Hotel yester-
day.
Mrs. W. j. c. Agnew has left her
apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel for a short stay in New York,
where she met her husband. Comdr.
w. j. G. Agnew. whose ship. the
L. S. S. Richmond, reached there
yesterday.
Mrs. Ashton Todd, who spent the
past week in Richmond, is now visit
ing in Norfolk, as the guest of Mr..
Robinson Armistead Todd and his sis
ters. Miss Nancy Todd and Miss Alice
Todd, on Graydon avenue, Ghent.
Mrs. E. r. Woodson and Miss Jean
Woodson will leave today for Birming-
NAM, Aid., 10 pass tle HdHhSSi ~ iiiS
holidays. Mrs. Woodson later will
visit in Corinth, Miss.
Mrs. Robert G. Tally has closed her
house at 1911 r street northwest and
is with her uncle and aunt, Col. and
Mrs. r. NJ. NJ. Beall. at 67l0 Brook
vile road, Chevy Chase. Md.
Miss Louise Fluckey has returned
to Washington after spending "a few
days in New York. She also attend
ed the game in New Haven during
her absence.
Evening star., 1926-11-24

Owing to the illness of Mrs Archi
bald Flowers the luncheon that was
to be given in her honor on Monday.
November 20. by the English-speaking
Union has had to be postponed.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
SHIPPING NEWS
Arrivals at and SailingS From
New York.

ARRIVED AT NEW YORK.
Evening star., 1926-11-24

Continued from Eighteenth PageD

Continued from Eighteenth page)
guests were: Miss Olive Sherley. Miss
Sallie Phillips. Miss Mabel Carolyn
Mead. Mr. William Gilbert, MIR.
Conner Hall. Mr. Joseph Hampson and
Mr.. Howard Clark.
Capt. and Mrs. Albert Gore enter
tained at dinner at the Club S. Marks
for their daughter. Miss Frances
I.arner Gore in compliment to Miss
Katharine ArmoIy and Miss Betty
Benjamin, when there were about 20
guests.
Mrs. W. Harry Brown was the guest
of honor at a dinner given by Mr..
William Bowie Clark last evening IN
the presidential dining room of the
Meyf1oWer Other guests were the
Minister of Austria and Mime. Proch-
mix, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. Nine.
Ekengrcn. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman. Gen. George Q. Squire.
United States Army; Col. Blanton
WinshipA United States Army: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Norment. Mr.. Writ Howe
and Mrs. Robert Hinckley.
Mr.. James Wilson. director of
operations of the United States Ship
ping Board, and Mrs. Wilson have re-
opened their apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel after a sixweek trip to
Europe, which Mr.. Wilson made in
the interests of the United States
lines. They returned last Monday on
the George Washington.
Mrs A. J. Brosseau entertained at
dinner last night at the Willard.
Mrs. Brosseau, who is passing tew
days at the Willard. is president
general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution
Mrs. T.. NJ Simkins entertained
group Of 10 at the tea dance at the
Carlton Hotel yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Evelyn CoWherd of Utopia
Vienna. Va. went to New York yes
terdav to meet her sister, Countess
Louise LaurieI de More, who Is arflv-
ing from France. The countess VIII
accompany Mrs. towherd to her IT
c{nia home. where they Will remain
until the middle of December when
thew will go to the formers home al
Lakeland, Fla.. for the W inter
Additional pa tronesSes for the Navy
relief ball. to be held 1T the " lllaro
tomorrow night. are: Mrs. tharieS
Dawes, Mrs William b. Lamar, MIS-
William Mather Lewis, Mrs. George
Barnett, Mrs. Calhoun. Mrs. liilah
Dennis and Mrs. Delos Blodgett.
Box holders for the ball are: The
Secretary of the Navy. Mr.. curtis ID.
Wilbur the Assistant Secretary or
the Navy. Mr.. Theodore ID. Robinson:
Mrs. John Hays Hammond Admiral
Eborle. Admiral liutchison. Mrs. r..
=. Stotesbury. Col. Robert Thompson,
Admiral BroWnson, Admiral William
Rodgers. Mrs. Thomas +. Walsh.
capt. Hayne Ellis, Mrs. Charles
Boughton Wood. Mrs. Keith Merrill.
cant. Arthur Hepburn. Admiral John
T. Beuret. Mrs. Charles DENLY. Capt.
Ridley Mclean. Mrs. Lee Warren.
Mrs. Ridgley Hunt. Miss Heloise Sar-
gent, Mrs. William B. Lamar, Mrs.
Francois b. Moran, Mrs Harry
Brown, Capt Paul BasteSo. Mrs.
Grosvenor Backus. Mrs. Henry Fitch,
Mrs. Henry Fitzhugh. Mrs. Dwight
Chester, Admiral Charles MCNay, Ad-
lniral George Rock. ADMIRAL Strauss.
Mrs. Delos Blodgett. Mrs. Gheen.
Mrs. Alden, Mrs. IIenning Jennings. |
Mrs. Wilbur Turner. Mrs. Dorm and
Mrs William Emory.
Word has been received from the |
Canal Zone of the marriage OF
Miss Elizabeth Fontaine Humphreys, |
daughter of Mrs. David Smith |
Humphreys of Greenwood, Miss, and
Evening star., 1926-11-24

Col. }. O. Johnson entertained at
luncheon today at the Willard at
which he had four guests.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
Births Reported.

James A. and Iona phillips. boy.
Gus o. and Frances Basham. girl,
Claud T. and Margaret Clements. girl
George r. and Mabel Reeves. boy.
Robert X. and Sarah Webster. girl.
John w. and Rosamond Belt. twin girls.
Hubert r. and Gertrude Bennett. girl.
Everett f. and Ignate C.. SchulZe. boy.
Erhardt X. and Maria A. Schicht. girl.
William II. and Violet Smith, boy.
Redmond and Lucy Mayo, girl.
Michael J. and Margaret Harlihy. girl.
George F, and Mary L. Thorne, girl.
Charles G. and Eleanor H. Bentsen, girl.
Carroll l.. and Mary G. COakley. girl.
John s. and Bessie NJ. Rhodes. girl
Marvin and Rohde Stinnett. girl.
A. and Alesi Taccanilli girl.
William B and Jessie Witte. boy:
Marshall and Ruth N. Bryarly. girl.
Harry and Margaret Theokos, boy.
William Il and Helen B. johnson. girl.
Augustus g. and Veronica Evans. girl.
Clarence w. aud Margaret Berger. ir.. girl.
Charles B. and Pauline Ward. boy.
Leo 3. and Mary Curry. boy.
Julian and Loeta Patterson. boy.
Norman and Dorothy Kaiser. girl.
Robert and Ruby Couze. girl.
Ellie W. and Tessie Carpenter. girl.
Albert F. and Olivia f. Freeman. ir..
irl
Nicholson and Agnes Cpsher. girl.
James and Lily Scott. girl.
James and Hattie Fredrick. girl.
Clarence aud Violet Robinson. hoy,
Lawrence f. and Grace E. Brown. boy.
Warren and Elizabeth Briscoe. girl.
Gorge and Lena Oliver, boy.
Elma and Mae MOten. boy.
Evening star., 1926-11-24
Deaths Reported.

Loseph McKenna SO. / 150 Conn: ave
David Ball. 70. Emergency Hospital.
John X. Hutchinson. 73. Providence Hos
Charles Striker. 80. 200 10th at. s.w
George Alfred Foden. SO. So 8 at.
Claud NJ LUCAS. 55. T54 G 81: ne.
Frances NJ: Van Allen. 46. Walter Reed
5e George fsS, Poe. ss en- route Emergency Hos
Oil al
Lucy Hill Gaskins. rs. ela Z st.
Allen Young; 50 !, Free,dmens ef,in n Hospital.
James TAYLOR. Al. 1873 Pierce ST.. court.
Mary Allen, a.. Georgetown University
Lucy Allen. 40 Gallinger Hospital.
William H. Keesee IS, ~ dll5 21st St;
Mary Minor 4Q. 719 Grant st
Evening star., 1926-11-24

Mr. Frederick w Won Dachen.
hansen, jr., who has been studying
at the John Murray Anderson School
in New York City. is visiting his
mother over Thanksgiving.
Evening star., 1926-11-24

Word has been received from the
Canal Zone of the marriage or
Miss Elizabeth Fontaine Humphreys,
daughter of Mrs. David Smith
Humphreys of Greenwood. Miss, and
Evening star., 1926-11-24
E>rEcTED ARRIVALS At NEW YORK.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


sp,ntnn .........I 10 90 A NJ.
Ernrrc Washington ~- Plymouth,
Tncrho,i-r and Rremen ~ Noon
......lI 90 A.
nrottIing Observation-Disclosures ..... Noon
tor ana Hamhurs .....O.. Midnight
q" d a,,% ~ Wararaiho Noon
Golomha and santa Narta. u. IA 90 A NJ.
pa EnIo%,b,a and Cartr.t!.a ll:00 4 NJ .
Eor, V1rtnria- Bermuda IL j 90 A NJ
fralF Nonn--plrae,i% ......... Noon
= r 81 ~ artIs1ra II 90 A NJ .
r"rcthy Ill~krnt,arh-~pa IL coast : 90 PM
S,raho1-Rjo De jauciro ......... Noon
EeS~nn-Proefe>o .......... 90 p NJ
sardlnIan Prin.c-Bupuos Arcs 500 pm.
SAILING TOMORROW
Santa Ana--We,t coast ports and
Xsinaraisn -. ..'.-...-.-.ll 90 A NJ.
coan1n-Stn Juaa ........ Noon
;" Ertmtisrn 100 PM
President Garfeld-Worid cruise 900 Pm.
Evening star., 1926-11-24

lin School this afternoon at 3 o'clock
to discuss a method of appropriating
for new schools that Will take care of
the proper treatment of the grounds
surrounding the schools. DR.. III. &.
Learned is chairman of the commit
tee.
other members are Mrs. Howard l..
Evening star., 1926-11-24
Benefit Sale i'm Progress
For Near East Relief.

Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie is
chairman and Mrs. Robert Henderson,
Baroness Irene Cngren. Mrs. William
f. Chamberlin and Mrs. Oliver lie
Gorce are vice chairmen of the Near
East relief exhibition and sale which
opened this morning at 1l07 Connect
cut avenue. Beautiful embroideries,
rugs. laces. potteries and articles made
of metal from the Near East will be
on sale at these quarters and will
make beautiful Christmas presents.
Mr. Frederick w Won Dachen.
hausen, jr., who has been studying
at the John Murray Anderson School
in New York City. is visiting his
mother over Thanksgiving.
Owing to the illness of Mrs Archi
bald Flowers the luncheon that was
to be given in her honor on Monday.
November 20. by the English-spealling
Union mas had to be postponed
Col. j, o. Johnson entertained at
luncheon today at the Willard at
which he had four guests
An illustrated lecture on old Ital.
ian villas with original colored pic
lures will be given by Mr.. Herbert
W. Faulkner of Paris, Venice and
Washington, Conn. at 1772 Church
street. Monday evening, November 20.
The lecture is for the benefit of the
RectOr's Aid Society of St. Thomas
Church and is under the patronage of
Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon. Mrs. Dun
can L. Fletcher. Mrs. H. II. Rousseau,
Mrs. B. f. Hutchinson. Mrs. {. J.
Bell, Nine. Ekengren and Mrs. Wal
ter Stilson Hutchins.
Mr.. Faulkner's lecture traces the
development of formal Italian gar
dens from the time of the Medici and
their influence upon gardens in Eu-
rope and later in the United States
On the committee in Charge of the
arrangements are Mrs. 4. NJ. y. Nc
COrmick, Mrs. Atherton Seidell, Mrs.
c. +. Humphrey. Mrs. Paul Fenlon,
Mrs. Sidney Morey. Mrs. Ralph Hills,
Mrs. Charles MacNey, Mrs. William
Wheatley. Mrs. W. G. Prentiss and
Mrs. NJ. 6. Brooks.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy NJ.
Laycock of Ballston, Va. and Mr..
Arthur o. Daniels of Arlington. Va,
took place Saturday evening. Novem-
her 20 at O'Clock. i'll the home Of
the brides aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Lay
cock Fletcher at Ballston. About 100
relatives and friends witnessed the
ceremony which was performed by
Rev. II. c. CrutChleN.
The home was decorated with late
Autumn flowers and ferns. The bride
wore a gown Of white satin and car
Evening star., 1926-11-24
PLAN NEW BUILDINGS.

Engineer Commissioner j. Franklin
Bell will meet with members OF the
buildings and grounds committee OF
tbe BOARD Of Education at the Frank