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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-20
Dawson

The Ladies' Aid held their first
meeting for this year at the home
Of Mrs. Andrews on Thursday. The
afternoon was spent in sewing, aft
er which the hostess served an elab-
crate luncheon. A good attendance
was reported for the first meeting.
Little Miss Sharlow White is Wis
iting with her grandmother, Mrs.
T. T. Eastburn, Of Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Keller OF Bis
marck and daughter, Louise, stopped
in Dawson Sunday night, en- route
home from jamestown.
Miss Mabel Rowland has gone to
jamestown where she will spend the
winter with her parents. S.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid held
their monthly meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Lud Lewis Wednesday aft
ernoon. After a pleasant social
hour, a lunch was served by the
h .stess. A number Of Tappen ladies
were in attendance.
Mrs. r. Gregor is visiting with
friends and relatives at Beulah this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Clifford Of
Windsor spent Sunday in Dawson
visiting with friends.
Harold Niman of south OF town
was in Dawson on business Monday.
George jackson is absent from
school this week due to the illness
of his father, who was forced to
have his thumb amputated.
Leslie Hayes and family Of Cleve-
land visited at the home Of Mr..
Hayes parents Sunday.
j. w. Swigert Of Streeter was q
guest at the Gregor home Sunday.
Misses Ruth Cordner and Gertrude
Hess spent the weekend at their
respective homes in Bismarck and
andan.
T. r. Eastburn spent Sunday In
Bismarck visiting his family. ID.
Miss Margaret Lunner spent Sat
urday in Medina.
]. N. Hayes is confined to his
home on account of illness. Mr..
Hayes was struck by a car on Sat
urday, driven by Kermit Burton. He
wa shit by the bumper and knocked
down, and although no bones were
broken, he was severely and pain
fully bruised.
On Tuesday evening, October %,
the Dawson high school will give 3
carnival or harvest festival ct the
schoolhouse. A number Of students
are working on three-act plav,
which will Be one Of the attractions
Of tho evening. A cordial invitation
is extended to everyone ia the COM
+ unity.
Hans Anderson and family spent
Sunday in Tuttle, visiting with rela-
tives.
The Legion Auxiliary met on We'd
nesday evening with Mrs. Art
Thompson. Two new members were
taken in, making their number Is;
A business meeting Of. the DAVE
son Fortnightly club was held Tues
day evening at the home Of Mrs. G..
A. Cross. Plans were made for the
work Of the new year. The hostess
served : light lunch at the close Of
the evening.
Miss Lille Hapkips enrolled IS =
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NEWS OF our NElCHB0RS

for Minor, N. D., where they expect
to make their future home. Mr..
Lewis is former Raleigh resident.
4. G. Christensen made business
trip to Carson Wednesday.
Miss Vera Simpson, who teaches
the Three Buttes school, spent the
weekend with home folks in Bris.
bane.
E. N. Bosworth returned home
Sunday from Aberdeen where he had
been on business.
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Raleigh

Peter +. Klein, who accompanied
w. c. Grace to Minneapolis last
week, had an operation on his arm
and will be able to return home in q
few days. He plans to visit rela-
tives in Watkins, Mimi, before re-
turning home.
Mrs. Peter kopp went to Bis
marck to consult physician.
Frank Bosworth is having an adj
dition built on his residence and q
basement dug SO as to be able to put
in furnicc.
r. X. Dempsey received a tele-
gram Friday telling of the death of
his brother, who resided in Leaven-
worth, Kan.
Mrs. E. w. Richards went to Leith
Thursday. From there she plans to
go to Fargo with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Hawley Of Leith, where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Ed Bump.
The youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Wolfgram was rushed to the
Flasher hospital Thursday to receive
medical attention.
The Fargo Bridge & Iron company
is putting in a new bridge four
miles east Of Raleigh.
Wayne Moore Of Shields, who
broke his arm q few days ago, came
to spend a week with his brother,
Russell Moore, east of Raleigh.
The intermediate room put on a
most interesting health program
Thursday afternoon. The pupils of
other rooms and parents were in
vited.
Mr.. Lawson and son Clifford
shipped q carload Of cattle to Sioux
City Friday.
Miss Emily Herzog Of Shields is
spending the week with Mrs. Alfred
Westrum. F..
Theo. Wantke, II. B. Reck, Alvin
Cors and Sammy Pack lnotored to
Long lake and other points near
Seele Friday and Saturday, duck
John FROZEN Of Redfield, S. D..
was barbering here Friday and Sat-
urday during the absence Of SAM
my Pack. o
Elwyn, Edna and George White
of Shields were guests Of the Misses
Katie and Leona Krosch Sunday.
Mrs. w. w. Brundage Of Seattle,
WASH, came Saturday to spend =
few days with her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Chas. BEEN.
Mrs. John Metz resigned as presi-
dent Of the Raleigh ladies aid and
Mrs. John Olson was elected in her
place. The ladies' aid met Thurs
day in the church basement. Lunch
was served at noon.
A double wedding ceremony took
place Tuesday at st. Gertrude's
church south Of Raleigh. Magdelina
Hersch became the bride Of Philip
Ternes and Dorothy Miller, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Max Miller, be-
came the bride Of Gideus Herseh.
A farewell surprise party was
given Mrs. F. x. Dempsey last
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. w. G. Grace.
Lunch was served. The Dempseys
are leaving soon to make their home
In California.
Mrs. Peter F. Klein entertained h
honor Of Mrs. F. x. Dempsey Tues.
day afternoon and Mrs. Olson en-.
tertained Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Lewis and
daughter left Selfridge last week
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Baldwin

Mrs. Henry Dralle and son Ernest
and daughter Elsie, accompanied BY
Mrs. Matilda Baumeart, oil Of Bis.
marck, were Sunday visitors 1t tho
home Of Mrs. B1umeaet's son, Rich
ard Borner, and family.
r.. u Meyer Of Bismarck was
trAnsacting business here Monday
forenoon, later going to Wilton.
Peter Swanson Of Portland, Ore
gon, who has been spending some
time here with local relatives, was
honor guest ct q party, which Was
held at the Nels Nelson home IN
.Trygg township Saturday evening.
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Brittin

Jason Hoover and Marshall Dralle
shipped two carloads of cattle Sat-
urday. Jason Hoover went with the
cattle.
Clark Crawford was q Bismarck
caller.
Jean and Leonard Crawford spent
the week lend at home.
Mrs. Jason Hoover, Miss Eva
Arntz and Alfred Hoover were Bis
marck callers Saturday.
Mrs. Lamb and son Andrew were
in Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allensworth were in
Bismarck Sunday.
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new student in Dawson high school
Monday, making a total in attend.
ance Of 46.
S. B. Niles spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Bismarck on business.
Dewey Goodman motored to Bis
marck Saturday on business.
Miss Dorothy Dodds, who has been
a student in Dawson high school,
has moved to Hazelton where she
will make her home.
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also taking their daughters back to
school at Strasburg.
Henry KNITTED motroed to Huff
and various other points in that Vi
C. ,ity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Backhaus
were Linton callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave loeb were bus
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L1eitll

w. S. Cook Of Sioux City, Iowa,
came Tuesday for an extended visit
with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O'Connell, J..
u. O'Connell, Mrs. J. ]. Clark and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Emch attended
the Knights Of Columbus banquet
and dance given at the Grand Pa
cific hotel in Bismarck Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Christina Anderson left Sum
day for points in South Dakota to
visit relatives, after which she will
spend the winter with daughter in
Mile sCity, Mont. Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Finch have charge of the Pioneer
hotel vacated by Mrs. Anderson. A
lunch counter has been added at the
hotel and will doubtless be much APP
preciated by the public.
A large crowd attended the P.T.A.
meeting Monday evening. Professor
Aanestad gave most interesting
talk on physical education in North
Dakota schools; Mrs. Settler read a
paper on contagious Diseases"
Marcella Emch gave reading en-
titled 1.-THE Dirty Face" an interest
ing health playlet was given by Miss
Sandie's pupils and two volcal solors
by Mr.. Corbit concluded the pro-
gram. Luncheon was served and a
pleasant social hour spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Vail and FAM
lily motored to Bismarck Sunday to
visit their daughter Alma, who is a
patient at st. Alexius hospital.
Mrs. James j. Clark, who has been
\ guest at the Robert O'Connell
home, left Wednesday for Esmond,
N. D., where she will visit few
days before returning to her home
in Minneapolis. She was accom-
panied to Esmond by her daughter,
Mrs. Robert O'Connell, and little
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Will and FAM
lily visited relatives at New Leipzig
Sunday.
Mrs. Gibson, accompanied by Miss
Burton and Miss Sandy, were callers
at Carson Monday afternoon.
r. Anhorn, George Gerhard and
K. Wrucke returned Monday from a
few days hunting trip near Wing.
They report good hunting.
Mrs. Leta Clark entertained the
members Of the Presbyterian aid at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Faubel, Thursday.
The passenger train was eight
hours late Monday night. Three
cars and two oil tanks derailed from
y freight train caused the delay.
Albert Waddingham, state coal in
cpocfor FROM, pic arcl- Nrac Eovn
Monday. He states that the A. J.
Lab mine, which is 65 feet deep. is
in excellent running condition; that
the shaft is as good as tthe Wilton
mine which is considered the best in
the state.
Mrs. E. J. LAWYER entertained the
members Of the Presbyterian mis-
sionary circle Tuesday afternoon.
The ladies spent the afternoon sew
ing.
Z. J. LAWYER transacted business
at Raleigh Tuesday. ~ s.
Presbyterian church notes, Sum
day, Oct. 23.-Leith, morning wor-
ship at 10 o'clock, Sunday school at
II; Raleigh, Sunday school at 2
o'clock, preaching services at 3;
Carson, Sunday school at IL o'clock,
evening worship at g.. A cordial in
vitation is extended to worship with
us.
N. G. Finch disposed Of his farm
northwest Of Leith last week to Mr..
Waltz of Richardton, N. D., who
will move his family here about the
first Of November.
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Steele

Prof. and Mrs. Ballantlne spent
the weekend at Turtle Lake visiting
friends.
Mrs. L. s. Miller and Miss Rose
left for Long Beach. CAL. last week.
Mrs. Hatley and daughter, Es-
ther, Of Mayville visited friends here
last week. They left Monday for
Fargo where they will visit a few
days.
Mrs. Fred Jaynes went to Fargo
last week where she will spend sew
eral weeks visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Tollehaug, and family.
States Attorney Vinje made
business trip to Fargo last week.
Mrs. Nafus and w. A. Orner were
married here Sunday, Oct. Q. They
will live in the brick house on the
north side.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALT Ellingson and
small daughter Of Bismarck visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. r. II. Peterman of Glenwood.
Mimi, has been spending several
we. ks he.~ lokinc after his crop
interests.
E. Hempe. Of Bismarck has bought
the building formerly occupied by
Diernf's store and will open q gen.
eral merchandise store in it about
Nov. l.,
Miss Jennie Smith is attending
the national convention Of postmas-
tiers in Kentucky.
o. B. English returned from Bis
marck last week where he under
went q minor operation.
Mrs. F. B. Lodge and her father,
Mr.. Barney, left last week for Long
Beach, Calf, where they will spend
the winter.
The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs.
P. D. Wood Wednesday. After the
business meeting and program q
chicken dinner was served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Clara Dodds and daughter,
Mrs. Leo Meyer, Of Dawson, visited
relatives here one day last week.
Mrs. Chas. Leissman spent Sun
day and Monday with her family
in Bismarck.
Esther Knudson spent the week.
end visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. T. Knudson.
Mrs, J. j. Altes entertained the
Kings and Heralds Saturday after
noon.
Marvin Ness visited here Sum
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. T. Ness.
A well is being drilled in the rear
Of the Gallipo restaurant.
Mrs. Minnie Shirley and Mr.. Peter
Olson Of Lake Williams were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage Dy
Rev. F. w. Gress Oct. ID. They
will live on the groom's farm near
Lake Williams.
A prairie fire caused by . spark
from On N. P. engine Sunday
burned over considerable territory
west Of town. Mr.. vaught had 40
acres Of flax burned by this IRE
and others had minor losses.
Mrs. Cunningham spent the week
end visiting her daughters, Mrs.
Ray Stair Of Bismarck, and Mrs.
Elmer Anderson Of Washburn. I
Mr.. Whitmore, with Gladys and
Donald, motored to Bismarck Sat
urday. They were accompanied by
Minnie Dieruf.
MI. and Mrs. Boucher and chill
dren went to Bismarck Sunday
where they attended services and
visited with Miss Helen.
Mrs. De Sohn spent several days
/; the Dieruf home last week, leav-
in9 Monday for Glendale, Calf.,
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mess callers at Linton the fore part.
Of the week.
Miss Olive Suverly Of Livons Is
staying with Mrs. S. G. Busby for
the winter while going to school.
Gust Joeb went to Linton Mon.
day, bringing out his mother-in.law,
who will visit here for few days,
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ormsby McHars. Of New York, is
passing q few days at the Willard,
where he arrived on Wednesday
night.
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FAMOUS FLIER
H0NOPED BY
COUNTRYMAN
M. Knobel, Of Embassy
Staff, Entertains for
French Ace

Captain Rene Fonck. the Osle-
brated French Ace. who spent q
short while in Washington yester.
day. was the guest in whose honor
Frederic Knobel, second Secretayv
of the French Embassy, Entertained
at luncheon at the MayfloWer. the
other members OF the party includ.
ing Mile. Marie Claudel. daughter
of the French Ambassador and
Nine. Claudel: the Counselor Of the
Embassy, Count, de Sartiges: the
Assistant Naval Attache and Nine.
Paul Duban. and Jan Stalinski. sec.
ond secretary Of the Polish Lega-
ton.
Captain Fonck returned to New
York yesterday afternoon in the
willie de Paris the plane he win
use in making his flight across the
Atlantic with Lieutenant j.. w.
Curtin. United States Navy, the trip
having been made here today In
order to test the wireless appara.
tus. With Captain Fonck was Igor
Sikorsky Of the Sikorsky Manufac.
turing Corporation, of College Point,
New York, manufacturers Of the
plane which is the largest machine
to have been made up to the pres
ent time for such an extended trip.
1t is equipped with two five-hun-
dred.horsepower engines, either one
OF which has sufficient power to
carry the plane. and q cabin large
enough to accommodate twelve
passengers.
News that an old washington
faVorite, Col. Oscar N. Solbert. il
devoting himself to an odd form Of
activity has drifted into Washing.
ton. When he retired from the
Army year or two ago, he joined
the forces of George Eastman, the
Kodak King" at Rochester and
now he's working on one Of Mr..
Eastman's hobbies-calendar re-
form. The project is to increase
the year to thirteen months and
shorten the months to twenty-eight
days.
Colonel solbert's first Job for the
Eastmans was to go over the Of
fetal films of the Army and Navy
to make q complete picture sum.
marking American activities In
wartime Europe.
Maj. Duncan Elliott went 10
| Phllauelph12 today to take In the
Davis Cup tennis matches,
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Mrs. Sherman Flint has returned
to washington and 10 at the May.
flower while opening her house,
|
Lieut.. and Mrs. Thomas White
have arrived in Peking after visiting
in Hawaii and Japan en- route. Mrs.
White before her marriage was Miss
Rebekah Lipscomb. daughter Of Mrs.
NJ. B. Lipscomb.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Langlais ana
their small daughter, Elizabeth, have
returned from Cape May. where they
/ passed part Of the summer.
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Col. ]. F. Madden, u. 8. A., enter.
tanned q party Of eight at luncheon
yesterday In the Palm Court of the
Mayflower.
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DIPLOMATS
COME AND GO

COME AND GO
The Ambassador Of Argentina and
Madame de Pueyrredon and their
son.in-law and daughter, DR.. and
Sonora Eduardo de Cenento, who
are now at Atlantic City, win re-
turn by motor Saturday.
The Minister of Rumania. George
Cretziano, and Mile. Jeanne Cret-
ziano, who are now touring in Can.
ada, will return to Newport before
coming to Washington the first OF
October.
The Minister Of the Netherlands
and Madame van Royen, who have
been at Prides Crossing. are ex-
pected to return the first Of the
month.
Comdr. Alberto Lais, Naval alta.
che of the Italian Embassy, who ar.
rived on the Biancamano last week.
has come to Washington and taken
an apartment at the Wardman PARK
Hotel, after spending several DAYS
with Madame Lais In the Thousand
Islands. Madame Lais viii join her
husband about the middle Of Octo.
Der. when they will take possession
Of the house at 2316 Nineteenth ST.,
which they have leased for the
winter.
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10 GO TO FOREIGN
OFFICE AT WARSAW

Leon orlowslSi. secretary Of the
Polish legation, who has been pass.
lng the summer at Wardman Park
Hotel. left today for New York,
where he will meet the minister of
Poland, Jan Ciechanowslsi, on his ar
rival on Tuesday on the Olympic.
Mr.. Orlowski will accompany the
minister to Washington, and will sail
early in October for Poland to take
up his duties at the foreign office.
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The Assistant Secretary Of Com.
naerce for Aviation and Mrs. Nc.
Cracker and their small son are at
Wardman Park Hotel for an indef-
mite stay, having just returned
from Buffalo, where Mr.. McCracken
attended the convention of the
American Bar Association.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock gave a
luncheon yesterday. at her summer
home in Newport.
Ak&
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L. Neuhauser
have returned from East Glouces-
ter, Mass, where they had q cot.
tage for the summer.
%MN
The American Consul General ia
Tampico and Mrs. Arthur G. Frost
viii arrive in Washington today
ana win be guests at the May
hover during their stay in the city.
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MRS. McADOO DUE
HERE m SEPTEMBER

William Gibbs McAdoo, who has
just returned from Vineyard Haven
Mass, where he spent the holiday
weekend with Mrs. McAdoo and
their children, has reopened his
apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel. Mrs. McAdoo will remain in
Vineyard Haven. where she Is the
guest of her brother-in-law and sis.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Sayre, until
September 20. when she will rejoin
Mr.. McAdoo.
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Buying q horne 10 much fun 4,
especially when you have o large Sc
lection from which to choose the one
y0n want. And you'll enjoy reading
about the homes for sale in tOday's
Classified Ads.
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FAREWELL PARTY
FOR AMBASSADORS

The governing board Of the Pan.
American Unoin will tender a fare
well luncheon in honor Of the am.
bassador of Chile, Don Miguel
Cruchaga on Saturday next in the
Columbus room at the Pan.American
Union.
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Mrs. A. J. Brosseau, president
general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, has arrived
an Washington from her home in
Greenwich, Conn.,, and is at the VIII
lard, where she proposes to remain
Q week. She is accompanied by
Mrs. F. s. Kirk. of San Diego, Calf.
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FRENCH OFFICIAL
HONORED IN NEW YORK

Diplomats, members of the Cabi.
net and the American Bar Associa.
ton, bankers, industrialists, news.
paper publishers and. other pfomi.
nent men interested in the scien.
tific development Of aviation were
guests at q dinner Rodman Wanna
maker gave last night at his home,
II washington Square. in honor of
Maurice Bokanowslki, French minis.
ter OF commerce, aviation, post and
telegraph. After dinner the com.
pany, with police motorcycle escort,
went to the New Amsterdam Thea
ter to see the ''Ziegfeld FolIies."
The French ambassador, M. Clau.
del, was guest, and the company
invited included the Supreme Court,
the Cabinet and many other Gov
eminent officials.
Gen. John J. Pershing will no to
New York tomorrow and will be
at the Vanderbilt Hotel until he
sails on the Leviathan for France
to attend the American Legion con.
vention.
Major General and Mrs. Robert
II. Allen were the guests of Col.
]. F. Madden. u. 8. A., at luncheon
yesterday in the Palm Court of the
Mayflower. Others present were
Brigadier General and Mrs. Briant
III. Wells, Brigadier General and
Mrs. George III. JamerSon and Miss
Katherine Judge.
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Cards have been received in Wash
ington from Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Owen Wilson, of Bangor, Me-, an
nouncing the marriage of their
daughter, Bertha Orris, to Edgar Poe
Allen, which took place on June %
at Ellicott City, Md. Mr.. Allen has
been connected with the division of
foreign service administration Of the
Department OF State for the last
three years. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen are
now in Maine on their wedding trip
and expect to return to Washington
In October.
ormsby McHars. of New York, is
passing q few days at the Willard,
where he arrived ON Wednesday
night,
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JEAN ELIOT'S NEWS OF SOCIETY
Society Folk ReassembIe in IoUn;
NOW Busy Setting Houses In Order
Many Will Foregather at
Pan American Tomor-
row Evening for Con-
cert
~ JEAN ELTOT

EVERYBoDY's looking forward to
~ the concert tomorrow evening
ct the Pan-American Union, which
d to be an outdoor party IL the
weather proves propitious. It will
serve as q welcome home to the
director general, DR.. Leo 8. Rowe.
tust home from a comprehensive
trip through Central America. And
Il win give US opportunity to see
who Is back and to exchange greet
ings with friends who have been
scattered through the summer
months.
Such opportunities have been few
and far between so far, as those who
have drifted back to town have been
much preoccupied with cleaners,
PAINTERS and paper hangers and all
che absorbing details Of setting their
houses in order.
Mrs. John r. Williams and Mrs.
Kenna Elkins, who were house
party guests of Mrs. Williams'
eonin.law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Letter, at Beverly,
Mass, are in town again. And
Mrs. Joseph NOEL is expected in a
day or two, having landed in New
Europe. Her SON. Joseph NOEL,
jrs is with her.
Home Again
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty ar.
rived last night after a fortnight's
visit in New York. Previously she
had been at East Gloucester, Mass,
and before that in turn, she was a
guest of Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose
ut her summer home in East
Gloucester. Col. and Mrs. Arthur
O'Brien were in New York at the
same time as Mrs. Dougherty, but
they, too, are home and are estab.
lshed at Estabroolx, their beautiful
suburban home for the autumn
Before going to New York they
were in Chicago for a while.
Beats Labor Day Rush
Miss Katherine Judge, who was
at Hot Springs for several gay
weeks, c1me home just before the
Labor Day holiday, having decided
that It would be well to escape the
heavy tide Of travel immediately
Gfterward. She is In her pleasant
apartment at 1885 Massachusetts,
Ave. and is busy putting It in order
9or the winter season.
Miss Judges sister, Mrs. Thea
dore A. Baldwin, her daughter, Miss
Betty Baldwin, and her younger
son, Richard Baldwin, are at Pas.
adena. CAL, after having spent the
greater part Of the summer on a
ranch in Wyoming. They expect to
remain In the West until early in
October when they will ,rejoin Col
onel Baldwin at Governors Island,
N. z.