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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-13
RADIO PROGRAMS
AMONG FEATURED PROGRAMS
Wednesdav. Dec. -

s:Se-Soconyans with Van and schsnck-wnT stations
s:SScc-Ghampic sa SpsFters-WJz stations
e:ee-kolater HOMEWORK IL stations
S:Qe-Ruth Watson and Banjo Band-MJz. stations
9:0O-Coumbia Phcnograph Hour-WOR. II stations
9:30-Opera, .'Pagliaccl"--WEAF. stations
lo:30-Hotel Manager OrChestra--WEAE WHO
ll:0o-The vagabonds-KGO. stations
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A. MIDDLE aged lady would like Z
position doing housework or cook
ing. Call at 800 Ninth street,
Phone 377-J.
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Clean, N. Y-Howard Smith,
Coudersport, Pa. halfbAck On this
seasons eleven, has been elected
captain Of the 1928 football team Of
st. Bonaventure College. Tween
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Lincoln, Neb.-Elmer holm, lire
man, and Blue Howell, halfback, were
elected joint captain. Of the 1925
University Of Nebrask. football
team.
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272.e-WPo Atlantic city-tioo
.:00--Concert Music
6:30-Studio Presentation
9:oo-Royal Palace Artists
9ss.s-WeAL eaitimers--1o
s:00-Sandman Circle
7:o0-Edward Jendrek. Tenor
S:00-Mueical Program
3es.e-WEEl 0estsn-eeo'
s:30-3oconyans: Van and schenck
7:30-Aeolian Recital
8:O0-Ipana TroubadourS
1:30-Goodrieh O0hestra
4st,3-WNAc uestsn-eeo
s:e0-0rchestras
S:00-EAlmous Composers
9:oo-co'umbia Phonokraph Hour
3oe.0-WoR outvaje-eoo
s:30--Soconyans
7:3e-Aeolian Recital
9:00-lpana Troubadours
9:30-Goodrich Orchestra: Quartet
s4s.f-WMAk Bugalo-sso
7:o0-RsminEton Band
Stakeholder Hour
s:o0-Colunhbia Photograph Hour
s3s.@WTlc t4artsord-seo
6:30--eoconyans: Van and Schenck
S:30-Aeoljan Concert
412.@WoR Nswark-71o
s:s0-Maid-Rite Orchestra
S:00-sommodorc Ensemble
7:O0-Sesetons Chimes
4:00-kolster Hour
9:00-Columbia Photograph Hour
4ei.s-WEAF New York-sto
S:00-waldorf.A Astoria Orchestra
e:00-0ynaeogue Services
7:00-Great Moments In History
7:9O-Aeolian Recital
6:0O-lpanA TFoubadours
9:90-G0odrich Orchestra: Quartet
s:se-Maticnal Grand Opera. "Pas-
Io:so-iiotel Manager Orchestra I,
4s4.3-WJx New Verk-eso
S:00-Concert Orchestra
S:tS-Frcderic W. Vile. Talk
5:O0-Champion Sparkcrs
S:3O-Sylvania Toresters
9:00-Ruth Watson. Banjo Band
S:30-Marimba Musings
.9:00-Social Hour
l0:O0-Slumber Music
%oe.e-WFl.WLlr Philadelphla-74o
6:oo-Adelphia whispering Orchestra
31s.s-kokA Pittsbureh-sso
6:00-Westinghouse Band
7:O0-Champion Sparkers
'7:9o-sylvanla Foresters
S:00-WJZ Concert
2U.s-WlAM Rochester
DIFFERENTIATION Band
1:30-MueiCal Viota8
S:0O-Hickok Buckoilcrs
3s3.1-WDz eprinefIsid-ooo
S:30-Radio Nature League
7:00-Champion Eparkers
S:30-6ylvAnla Foresters
37o.6-WoY eehensetady-7so'
6:3OvAGTicultura PROGRAM
6:20-0oconyans
REPRESENTATION Band
7:3e-Aeolian Program
S:OO-lpana Troubadours
3SAs-ckcL Toronto-o4o
2:30-Bnsemble
~ee.5-WRc Washineton-s
6:00-Waldorf- Astoria Orchestra
1:30-Aeplian Recital
0:0O-lpana Troubadours
S:S9-Goodrich Orchestra: Quartet
9:S0-National Grand Opera
sie.s-WrAo Woreester-seo
S:so-Soconyans: Van and Schenck
5:O0-Muscaljtes
7:10-Studio Program
SOUTHERN
2ss.s-WwNc AshsvilIs-1o1o
Go0-Dinner Music
47s.e-Wse Atlanta-s3o
5:0O-Columbia Photograph Program
0:S0-Dinner Concert
7:O9-Agricultural Foundation
1:O0-Ipana Troubadours
S:50-Qoodrich Orchestra Quartet
322.-WHAs loulsviile-e3o
e:00-lpana Troubadours
S:e0-Goodrich Hour
S:S0-National Grand Opera
sie.s-WMc Memphis-seo
9:oo-Ipana 1roubadours
S:SO-Goodrich Orchestra Quartet
336.s-WeM Nashviile-sso
8:O0-lpana Troubadours
8:S0-GOodrich Orchestra: Quartet
S:3O-Nstional Grand Opera
2ee.s-WcoA sacola-1eoo
S:00-Bvidgo Lesson
S:30-Danco Music
e:5O-Jubilee Singers
]es.c-WJAR Prevldsnce-sao
s:30-Socohyans: Van and Schenck
s:So-doodrtch Orchestra Quartet
szz.@WsMe New osIeans-sso
S:So-Varied Musical Program e hrs.)
3o4.1-WnvA Niehmend-1iso
7:30-Bridge Lesson
S:00-HawAiian Music
S:00-Studio Features
CENTRAL
ean-arnA1 AA,>. -.
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v..VUS 1uSuSOeI9 " tUC oVU00 ~
ceived varsity letters.
Washington. Carroll Of
Cresco, Iowa, today was elected cap
tain Of Georgetown University's
1928 football team. He Is junior
and was . star guard this year. His
brother, Paul, also was a lineman on
the team.
Elkins, w. ivia.-Ralph Mattison 81
L. Crosse, Wis. has been elected
captain Of the Davis and Elkins Col.
lege football team for next season
Mattisor is . guard and has played
two years on the varsity.
Gettysburg, Pa.-John Miller, 1
tackle, was elected captain Of thu
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7:00-Uptown Theaeer Program
S:00--Children's Program !
4ts.4-WoN.WLi0 chieaoo-zso
7:a0-Aeolian Recital
S:00-Troubadour
s:3o--soodrich Orchestra: Nuartes
.s:s0-Mexican Baritone
11:00-Hoodlun1s
s44.e-WLs chlcaso-s7o
s:oo-suppcrbel Program
S:00-Allstate Hour
!:00-Choral Music
s:45-Hockey: Blackhawks ". Tore
441.s-wMAo.waJ chieaso-s7o
6:3o-Dinner Music
S:oo-Northwestern University Lee.
s:oo-ColumbIa Chain q hrs.)
1O:0O-Dance Music (: hrs.D
42s.s-WLW cinelnnatl-7oo
a:o0-Chnmpio Sparkers
S:20--COnccrt
.?:15--Instrumenta Trio
1O:OO-Organ advertisements
3ef2-WsAl cincinnati-s3o
1:00-Great Moments IN History
s::0-Goodrich Program
9:SO-Grand Opera
sse.s-WTAM cisveland-7so
1:a0-Aeolion Recital
S:oO-Ipana Troubadours
S:s0--Goodrich Orchestra: Quartes
2s2.s-WAiu coiumbus-1oeo
5:00-Orchestras
S:O0-kolster Hour
9:oo-Coiumbia Photograph Hour
S74.o-Woc pavenport-soo
c:30-Aeolian Program
S:O0-Ipann Troubadours
S:S0-Goodrich Orchestra: Quartet
sss.4-WHo Des MoInes-sso
s:00-Nationnl Musicalities
S:OO-Ipana Troubadours
S:3O-Goodrich Orchestra: Quartet
s:Oo-Grand Opera
44o.e-Wcx.WJR Detroit-sso
5:ao-Request Night
.:O0-Champion Sparkcrs !.
s:3o-Old Time Songs
Ss2.7-WWJ Dstroit-sso
.:00-Grcat Moments in History
s:30-Aeolian Recital
S:o0-Ipana Troubadours
S:3o-Goodrich Hour
4ss.7-WeAP Fort Worth-eoo
G:00-Scvcn Aces
S:OO-lpana Troubadoure
se4.4-kTHs Hot sprines-7so
1:30-Spccialtics
o:00--Semi- Classical Hour
S61.2--WoS Jefferson city-s3o
S:30-Studio Program
37o.2-WOAF Kansas city-sio
7:30-Aeolian Concert
S:OO-Irana Troubadours
a:So-t:0odrich Orchestra: Quartet
c:SO-Cavaiiers
2s3.e-WTMJ MiIwaukes-1o2o
s:3O-Aeolian Recital
S:O0-Band Concert
?:O0-Wisconsin Communities rrd
O.OO-Organlogu0
4os.2-Wcco Minneapolis. st. Paul-74o
1:30-Aeolian Recital
S:OO-1pana Troubadours
s sso-Go1dfich Orchestral; Quartet
5os.2-WoW omaha-5eo
7:00-Musicalites
7:3O-Orchestra
S:O0-Ipana Troubadours
4es.7-WoAI San Antonio--eoo
S:30-Utah Program
54s.1-ksD st. Louis-s5o
1:00-Champion Sparkers
1:30-Aeolian Concert
H:00--Ipana Troubadours
S:sN-Goodrich Orchestra; Quartet
9:3O-Grand Opera
34s.e-kvoo Tuisa-seo
5:00-Instrumentai Concert
1:so-Twin Piano Concert
S:O0-lpana Troubadours
WESTERN
325.9-koA Denver-o2o
1:S0-Dinner Concert
Scotch Me a Story" Hour
4ec.5-kFI Los Anoeles-e4o
S:15-Radiotorial Period
~: O0-String Orchestra
1c:O0-Modern Music
33e.o-kNx Los Anaeles-sso
1o:oo-I re Program e hrs,
1::00-l re Orchestras {: hrs.)
3e4.4-kco oalsIand-7so
10:00-vaudevilIc
II :OO-Vagabo bonds
l2:0O-Dance Orchestra
5os.2-kLx oakIand-5eo
S:30-Dinner Concert
70 :oO-Educational Program
11:00--Old Timers Night
4o1.s-kGW Portlano-e1o
1l:0o-vagnbonds
1::o0-Silver King Jewellers
4s4.s-kFRc SIN Franeisco-eoo
S:30-Cecilians Il hrs
10 :00--Maxwcll Hour .a
:00-Sally Program s~ss'f
12:0Q-Dancc Orchestra
422.3-kPo San Franciseo-71o
10:00-Atwater Kent Artists
II :OO-Pacific Network Program
447.5-kFoA Seattle-e7o
4 CON. B. C.. Program
1e.00-Sflver King Jewellers
34s.6-kJR seattle-S6o
S:3O-Dance Orchestra
9:3O-COncert Orchestra
] 4 :O0-Studio Program
Orchestra {: hrsl
37o.3-kHQ spokane-e1o
9:00-varied Program G. h.s.)
1 :OO-va en- bonds
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Sport Briefs

Chicago.-Ths Chicago White sox
announced purchase Of Roy Wilson,
southpaw, from San Antonio Of the
Texas league. Wilson will report in
the spring.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-13

FOR RENT-House by Dec. 14th, 6
rooms with furnace and bath. One
block from p. @. Rent $3.50.
Also garage at $3.50. Phone 9O5.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-13

ty-one members Of tho squad rel
ceived varsity letters.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-13

FOR REr!T-StTictly modern home
furnished at 618 Thayer. Inquire
w. s.. Casxe1man
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT-Strictly modern
room lower duplex, garage at.
tached. Q. w. Roberts, Weather
Bureau. Phone ISL.
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CENTRAL

eeo-kYW chieaeo-s7o
I:e4-Champion sparkers
I:3o-SylvAnie Foresters
S:O0-NBC Program
See.e-WEoH.WJJo chieaee-sao
e:00-PAlMer House Orchestra
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-13

FOR RENT-Two newly furnished
rooms in modern home with hot
water heat. Hot and cold run
ming water. One room suitable for
two. Gentlemen preferred. 413
Avo r
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROV1MS FOK KENT
FOR RENT-In modern home.
warm room at reasonable rate.
Also beds for sale. One single.
one three quarter and one full
size. Phone 1345-W. 3O3 w.
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APARTMENTS

FOR RENT - Furnished one
room and small kitchenette. Hazel
hurst. al Fifth street.
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Rebuilt Automobiles

LOST-A pair Of shell-rimmed
glasses, with heavy right lens.
Finder please call 279.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms IN
new modern home. very con-
venient, call at 3O7 Tenth street,
opposite the new st. Alexius
Nurses Home, phone 921.
FOR RENT-Large, warm, ultra
modern sleeping room. Suitable
for one or two. Breakfast served
if desired. Call at 812 Seventh
street. Phone 1901.
FOR RENT-Newly furnished room
in new modern home. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Call at
307 Tentf street after 600 b. n.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
steam heated room IN strictly
modern home. Call at 623 Sixth
street. Phone 1151-R.
FOR RENT-Two modern partly
] furnished basement rooms. Cali
at SIS Anderson street or phone
979-J.
FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping
room in modern home. Call at
422 Fourth street. Phone 1219.R.
FOUND-A lady's gold watch.
Owner may have same by identi-
flying and paying advertisink
charges. See F. A. Donaldson at
the court house in the court room.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-13

LaZ0NA Cigar, mild, l0c. Nike
SC, = good smoke. Little Saubo,
25cN .or 10. Ask your dealer for
than. Geo. D. Graham, Mgr,
Bininassck. N n,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-13

FOR RENT-Furnished housekeep-
ing apt. suitable for two. 422
Fifth street.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER =

lBV re A8S005dte6 PT0SSJ
programU IN Central Standard time.
All time 10 p. N. unless otherwise I'm
oicAte0. Wave lengths on LETT Of Gail
ettsTs. kilocycles on right.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
OPPONENTS SHIRT
 ID BE HIS TROPHY
Long Of New Orleans Gets
 Symbol in Fist Fight

NeE Orleans. Nov. 1s P-A torn shirt sleeve and cuff button nave become sym holic ot the politi- cal differences which led 10 a fist frht yesterday between a Louisiana ggbernatorial candidate. Huey 0. Long. and a former governor Of the state J. Y. Sanders.
 From the lobby Of the Roosevelt hotel. across which witnesses say ne rand-to- hand encounter ragged, ne scene shifted last night 10 s. po- itical rally where Long vas .oNH- IHg In interest of his race for nomi- nation IT. the democratic primary Of January.
 Holding a!ott 2 shir; sleeve from ytlch da-gled 8 cuff button. Long announced 10 rh4 gathering that he -as Keeping the trophy hs said he rad torn from tho arm of his op- 0 come and get
 A member Of the audience volun- -Aersc. saying:
 Why didn't you hold Sanders in- .iead Of running away from him?
 m come and get the cuff button ' you want me to-"
 The man started toward the speakers stand. but was arrested on a charg. Of disturbing the peace"
 Long declared after the fight !n he Roosevelt lobby that he struck Sanders when the former governor oalled him a liar" Sanders con- ended that the fight started after ae had met Long in the dinning room and accused Long Of making B false campaign statement about him.
 Onlookers declared that the flistt- ouffs began In the Venetian room Of ne hotel. and continued in rain of blows across the foyer until both participants were in an elevator, where the combat was quelled by friends and attendants Of the hotel.
 Each Of the com5atants gave out formal statements containing his ersion o. the affair.
 Tt had come 10 mo from reliable sources" said Sanders, that this man, Long, had been making the statement on the stump that I had sent some one to him with propo ei'ion that I would pull both Gov ornor Simpson and Congressman Wilson out of the gubernatorial race f he would do certain things for me.
 T told him that this statement of his was lie. Whereupon his com Danion grabbed me and Long hit at me and turned and went rapidly down the lobby of the hotel. We clinched in the elevator and hit once or twice before a crowd surged in and separated us"
 T told Sanders I never said he had made that offer to me-" Longs statement said. T told him l said that some Of his friends had come 10 me with that offer. When l said his Sanders called me a liar and l nit him. I was grabbed by some Of my friends who hustled me to the elevator at the other end of the lobby. They were trying to take me away from Sanders.
 Sanders got to the elevator and wn tied up again. It was in the ele- yator that I gave him good beat lng-it took four men tugging at my legs to get me off Sanders.
 T tore the cuff from Sanders sleeve in the elevator and the cuff rutton is still in it."
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16
LONG SMOKING HARMFUL
Light Hour Test Shows Increased Pulse, Respiration, Temperature and Blood Pressure.

Baltimore, Nov. 1G.-fP'-Elght hours of steady smoking increased inc pulse, respiration, temperature and blood pressure of Vincent Mad ii. The first three hours were the easiest with no apparent i'll effects.
 Maddi is a medical student at the University Of Maryland, To settle arguments over whether tobacco vas harmful or not, he attempted, yesterday. 10 smoke 50 cigars in 2 hours while friends made observa- ions and recorded the results.
 For three hours he puffed steadily with no physiological reaction 10 support those who would deny that "a good cigars n smoke But at the end of the next three hours his pulse was 10S instead of 80, and his respiration 90 instead of IT. His blood pressure had increased rom 12O over 75 to l32 over So. He was fnverish, irritable and restless.
 The test ended abruptly when the 'nirtieth cigar made him ill.,
 T might have suffered serious i'll fleets had I continued" Maddi said.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16

The first use Of an antiscptic in surgery was in May, 1866, when Lord Lister used German cresote, q "rude form Of carbolic acid. in treat ing a patient in the Royal Infrm- ary at Glasgow.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16

Entire S300000 high grade Furniture Coode in Hartfordnear fifty years On sae All Fine Furniture the kind usually found sales Finest makers represenedstandard advertised lines Fine old quality which has made this pendabe store famos greatly reduced pr Savings of oneoth than onehaf All regular stock opportunity Don't wat don't delayac now Low easy saving low prices. Sale in full swing.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-16

Carpenters of vorkmen. Busy Ham, mng Rebuilding Knocking down old walls Erecting We must make for acon Extensive repairs and large Expansion Program The interior will soon be gamng with fresh paint new modern store front will Business usual And the physical handcaps To provide for the workmen This gigantic sale Quick apdre selling only be accomplished by oer- ing real values Unusual bargains Here they And worth walking few blocks of your Note location.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-07
FOR EXCHANGE.

S-ROOM HOUSE IN EXCELLENT NV.
section: will exchange equity for we'll Sc
cured second trust note. Address Box
ARCADE GROVE AND OTHER FINE 50.
Fla. property: want home or income prop
erty near Washington. Cleve. 1OS1-W. sc
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE PRINCETON.
2215 14th ST.
5 rooms. bath and porch ...... .S67 so
Newly Decorated.
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RENT--FARMS.

WANTED-ACREAGE FOR SUBDIVISION.
houses subject to one trust. or could de-
liver clear and add cash. Will accent
borrowing capacity. Will deliver our houses
on the same valuation. FULTON r. COR
DON 11O5 Continental Trust Building.
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d. g: SASSCER. OWNER.
Fendall Building. Main $500.
MORTGAGE SALE

The undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction on the premises. on Saturday,
pm, all that tract and improvements on
ne MeadoWs-Wo Woodward road one mile from
Meadows. in Prince Georges County Nd,
fifty acres and 90 perches more or less.
I've DIS dwelling. barn stable and, nee
sss sn ontouild5ngs;, Fenced. water and tim
e; Very convenient to Marlboro W ashinT.
Ton pouievard. For further particulars APP
gage. Upper Marlboro. Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-07

Unusually attractive apartments In con.
veniently located modern building. Alnight
elevator and switchboard service.
One and two room suites. with reception
hall. kitchenette. bath with shower and fur
nished breakfast alcove. $40 TO $50.
APPLY RESIDENT MANAGER.
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$1,000.

OWNER MUST SACRIFICE.
Semen BATH al n sCss
CAR STOP AT MT. RAINIER. :,
PERRY BOSWELL
MT. RAINIER Md
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BOZ N ST.
MISUNDERSTANDING Suites.)
l room and bath. .......... S27. so
2 rooms and bath. ................ 1000
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RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
4ROOM. BATH. BUNGALOW: TWO BED.
rooms: one block from cars: concrete road
Brentwood p. o. EDWARD N. LIGHT
BOWN. owner. Main 9220 bet rs pm. 10.
F1yE:ROOM BUNGALOW. PARTLY FUR
~ minutes Penna. ave-: low rent. REEVE
315 Ridout ave. Va. Highlands. Line 6s10.
0 ROOMS. ELECTRTCfTY. GARAGE. CON.
crete road: ID minis. to city: $50. @. B.
MUNSON. Arlington. Va.
7-RM.. BATH. ANIL: DOUBLE GARAGE:
nlgh. cool: for year or Summer; no objection
to children. Call Beth. 1O4-J.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. READY FOR IMME-
date occupancy: all modern. and garage:
sos mo. $3.50
5-roolA and bath bungalow on paved
street. minutes downtown: $45 mo-
2 61a1inne1 . Nee - -
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.
SPECIAL. I

3 large rooms, sleeping porch. breakfast
electric lights gas range. semi-detached
beautiful brand-new brown tapestry brick
for sale on terms like rent Only $500 cash,
500 per mo. 1924 Kearney st. ne. Open
from 80 pm. OF phone owner. Main 2i24
day time or Pot. 3400 evenings. will send
auto for you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-07

THE GOvAN,
2112 PA. AVE. NV.
-Four rooms. reception hall and bath: heat
hot water and ianitor service: S35.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
Prominent Patronesses
For Continental Ball

Mrs. Coolidge, Mrs. Charles G.
Dawes and the ladies Of the cabinet
head the list of patronesses for the
Continental ball, to be given Tuesday
evening at the Willard Hotel by the
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter,
D. A. r.
Mrs. Curtis D. Wilbur will be the
guest of honor and the patrono ses
are Mrs. William M. Jardine. Mrs.
Harry s. New, Mrs. Theodore Douglas
Robinson. Mrs. Alfred ]. Brosseau,
Mrs. Herbert M. Lord. Mrs. Horace
NJ. Farnham Mrs. Frederick Dent
Frank B. Noyes, Mrs. Lawrence Town
A. Van Orsdel, Mrs. Ralph II. Cam
eron, Mrs. Hamilton Fish, jr.: Mrs.
Alfred Pembroke Thorn, Mrs. Charles
V. Wheeler. Mrs. Harry l.. Rust, Mrs.
Richard Yates, Mrs. Howard L. Hodg-
kins, Mrs. w. Irving Glover, Mrs.
James M, Wiley. Mrs. David d. Cald-
well, Mrs. Constance Goodman, Mrs.
Roscoe L. Oatley. Miss Hattie NJ
Chase, Mrs. TT. II. Thompson. Mrs.
Waddy. B. Wood, Nine. Simopolous.
Nine. Enrique Olaya, Mrs. David
Hunter, Mrs. Franklin King, Mrs.
George Howe, Mrs. r. Marbury Stamp,
Mrs. Edward Nelson Dingley. Miss
Helen Harman. Mrs. II. NJ. Roach.
Miss Mary Harlow, Mrs. George Hill
yer, Mrs. Gertrude Mcpherson, Mrs.
Robert Mcneil. Mrs. Harry w. Dowl-
ing, Mrs. James H. Harper, Mrs. C. S.
Schermerhorn, Mrs. F. E. Webner
Mrs. Herbert Merrill, Mrs. G. Briggs,
Mrs. Gertrude Rush, Mrs. l.. s. Pfantz,
Mrs. Bruce Warden, Mrs. Childress B.
Gwyn. Mrs. r. T. McIntire, Mrs.
Frank M. Thompson, Mrs. Charles
Ellsworth, Mrs. William Mason Raines,
Mrs. M. E. Benson. Mrs. Clayton
Emig, Mrs. Goodwin Miller, Mrs.
Jasper NJ. Beall. Mrs. John F. Wolfe.
Mrs. Charles Waldron, Mrs. Gladys
Emig-Doing, Mrs. E. F. Brooks, Mrs.
F. H. Bushing. Mrs. J. S. Erwin, Mrs.
E. Good, Mrs. Clay Stone Briggs, Mrs.
Frank Foster Greenawalt, Mrs. Ger
trude B. Rush, Mrs. Herbert Merrill,
Mrs. Adam M. Wyant, Mrs. r. d.
La Garde, Mrs. Richard Dean, Mrs.
James Mckee, Mrs. John Early and
Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz. Addi-
tional names on the young ladies'
COMMITTEES are Miss Annie Laura
Clark, Miss Marion Tighe, Miss Am.
allie Walker. Miss Deleslyn TAYLOR.
Miss Frances Mixsell, Miss Edna Vir-
ginia Richards, Miss Anne Gleason,
Miss Helen Noyes Miss Margaret Con.
nell, Miss Grace Maude Morgan, Miss
Halle Morgan and Miss Gretna Fer.
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make the presentations.
Mrs. Malette Roach Spengler is
chairman of the patroness committee
and Mrs. Paul Brandstedt vice chair
man. The ball Is given annually by
this chapter, the regent being Mrs.
Frank Morrison and the vice regent
Mrs. William Dougal Leetch.
Evening star., 1927-11-13
Silver Tea Sponsored
Bv Church Auxiliary

Mrs William c. Prentiss. president
of ST. Thomas branch of the Womans
Auxiliary, is announcing a silver tea
and Christmas bag sale to be given in
the parish hall of st. Thomas Church,
1772 Church street, Friday, November
1S. from 2 to o'clock. This sale is
for the benefit of the fund being raised
for the expenses of the missionaries
and delegates attending the triennial
convention of the Episcopal Church
which will meet in Washington in
October, 1928.
Mrs. J. D. Murdaugh is chairman
Of the committee for the sale and is
assisted by Mrs. William S. Bishop,
Mrs. F. H. Calvert. Mrs. Paul r. Fen
lon. Mrs. C. 3. Gwyn, Miss K. Lee
Jones, Mrs. Talbert Lanston. Mrs.
Hugo F. TAFT. Mrs. A. B. Veazey and
Mrs. A. II. Williams. Assisting Mrs.
r. Lauriston Hardin in pouring tea
will be Mrs. Melville Church, Mrs.
II. NJ. C1abaugh, Mrs. J. P. F'illebrown
and Mrs. William Bowie.
Homemade cakes and candy as we'll
as bread, pickles and preserves will
be on sale and there will be novel
grab bag for the children.
Evening star., 1927-11-13

Merritt o. Chance, chairman of mem.
bership, will be hostess, assisted by
Miss Louise Ballenger. Mrs. Whit
man Cross will preside at the tea
table. Special guests will be new
members of the club, Miss Ruby
Nevins, Mrs. James r. Ward, Miss
Irene Chute, Miss Sallie S. Wade,
Miss Helen O'Neill. Mrs. Mable
Ashenfelter, Mrs. Edith Hammond,
Mrs. Annie B. Allen, Mrs. John Z.
Wright, Mrs. Ruth A. Schmidt. and
life members, Mrs. Grace Ross Cham
berlin, Miss Marie Beyerle and Mrs.
NJ. B. Van Metre.