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Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
None Injured as
Autos Collide

TWo women and Il man had 4. mar
row escape from injury late yester=
day afternoon WHOM machine.
driven by Miss Ellen Griusicy Of
Hebcr colhdcd With q machine drir
ci by l.. NJ. Hanmon Of Eucttd
avenue: FL Cehtlo. swcrEcd aetoss
the street amt squeezing between L
tree and telephone post crashed in
10 an iron fence The accident oe.
cured near the intersection q
Main and 18th streets.
f. ". Harrington and Stella
Steele were in the car with Miss
Grinslcy at the time None was in
iurcd.
il was reported at police head
quarters that the car driven hy
Harmon was backing out Of Il park,
ing space when struck by he GriHs
ley machine. Both cars were badly
damaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
AUTOISTS URGED
TO help SAVE
STATE FORESTS

Motorists in California should be
the chiet supporters Of the cause Of
American Forest Week to BE- hc!d
This year froM April - to 80, &c.
cordlng to opinions expressed by Of,
fi1ials ot the Automobile Cmb Of
southern California.
It vas pointed out that IN addi.
ton 10 vast groves Of the largest
and finest. trees il the world, Cati-
forAia has milii0nS Of luNuriant
ceres Of trees in her IS national
forests and that the ma ior portion
e this area is reached hv good mot
miug highways Motorists have u
recrcatiuul empire in this state
that should lie "sen every possible
protection.
Motoring sportymea l5se heavily
whenever fisr DESTROYS 4 tcrrs;
growth. il is shown. Forest fires
sweep acro>s Tia nesting grounds Of
.aail and othef Esaac birds, de-
,royiug eggs aud Nohng. Fire DIES
roys lhe forage upon which big
y- any ''4IlIllsitN H. w it'.I J iI'f w
,ur atp in the fatl biz game AMI
mais. especially deer. suffer dorinl
the following winter and often die
Of starNation Stream fishing is
spoiled by fire, for good fishing
depends upon clear waters. and
wien tho forest il DESTROYED by fire,
thy resulting erosion pollutcs the
streams aal lakes and ends good
sport Fer tEeir own sake, sports
men should exercise the utmos'
care with camp fires, smokes, and
firearms when III the woodS.
Not only is fire tie greatest sin
gle enemy of IL" forests, but it j.
startling fat that 90 per cent Of
the forest fires are man-eauSed.
The annual damage caused by for
est fire rams dP 10 $4,000 600, eX-
elusive Of damage to Young growth,
watersheds. aud recreational facil
tiles. and other damage. the monc-
tarv value OF which cannot be 90.
timatcd. The average area swept
by fires each year staads at lj,OuU,
600 acres. Of which | 500 600 acres
is forest land.
II culv few simple precautions
were taken by all forest visitors,
forest fire damage would be pract.c
ally eliminated, i. i stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
WOMEN AID INCREASE
IN CIGARETTE SALES

LONDON. tpr.l - Increased
emol iuy maonG women is rcspoEsi.
ii, TO- recent advances in British
tobacco trade profits according To-
local retail tobacco merchants.
One large firm Of retail merchants
recently Investigated the increase OF
smoking among women. Its conclu-
sjons showed that - women 60 20
the same store regularly every day
fer para of Cigarettes, compared
with enc before tie War. Each store
Was found to have scores Of regular
womea customers, ranging in age
from IL to 50.
y recent census Of tobacco pro-
that the value q cigarettes produy-
duction in Great Britain showed
cd in l92t Wis s3t4,905.00o compar-
Il with ~Io.975.90a in i907.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
WOmen's Fashions
Determine Ire nd
of Worlds Money
nv tinted Press Leased lyirc

LONDON, April 33.-Thc wlin
Of fashion disturb the cold calcula,
tions Of bankers, according TO the
monthly review Of the Midland
Bank. Just now the craze among
women for slave collars or cuor
nous bangles for bracelets Of gold
is regarded a, q menace to the gold
suppl
III is "a disturbing thought, -
SAYS the review, THAT the future
course Of world prices and with it
the welfare Of many millions OF
people - influenced 90 o consider
ahle cNtaut by the yaclrjcs OF
fashion and custom. Vet Gn these
more or hess far'uitous factors dc.
ponds very largely the quality OF
gold available for monetary Puf
poses.
The world 5 production Of gold,
il is explained, was about 100000,
600 yearIy for the three wears to
l"15, and in the aggregate quar-
'cr Of this Was absorbed every year
in demands for jcwelry, plate, watch
cases, and similar luNuricS.
b. restricting The supply Of gold,
fashion is ''thc seed Of Ncritablr
upheaYals in price structure, n
the monetary values IF articles vary
with the dcarncss or chcapncss OF
9old. The review says that the
present fashion has caused manu-
lacturcrs 10 buy gold heavily, aud
tL"l the banks must now 90 short.
In the absorption of gold for lax
url purposes. America led with
so, 900 GOO in i9-j. France was
second wilh s&0,oG0,000, and Great
Brita,n and Eayp, 9sed about 81
100. 900 cacn.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
Pioneer Movie
Actor Stricken
n, nitrd Press Leased Wire

II. nitpd Press Leased Wire
HOLLYWOOD, April 2&.-Earl
Williams, pioneer motion picture ac-
tor and rcigning favorit" in the
carly days Of the screen, was re.
ported 10 bc in serious condition
In his home here today, suffering
from an attack Of pneumonia.
Attending physicians expressed
doubt rs to whether the actor would
recover, following his lapse into Il
state Of coma late yesterday. Viii
liams had been suffering from Il
slight cold and was planning long
rest following the completion of 4
picture recently.
He began his career with the old
Vitagraph Company having appear
ed with stock companies in many
cities of the weSr before coming to
Hollywood WilliMas was born in
sacramento.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
FEkIPATGTlC FELINE
HNuLE|1-,,5 hAD PENNY

LONDON, tpfiI 2$..-" Frliz "
re:fiifr c'd oHaea. l> q fouiF a.
Ucaa.ef to4n - u - mills FROM
London - ra->ad a capable pr.
a.atriau
rres.nlsa t.aa;lz At Gui.f'ed.
reHI eae,a frsm hi. new home
sna p,aHs -. as@a 2 dst4ucr
ef ~ niIrs.
F,Iiz's umanco does not.
hoNeser, con,aara with the record
Of SON" prc.N.N cats. Ia 1911 IA
cat walked from Kingston. on
Thames 70 Street, in &omrgsctshire,
l&3 miles ii SIX months. But the
feline record VS. made in 1913
when. " cat walked frcm Ripon to
Cardiff, Pa miles in nine days, AN
ascrage of nearly 80 miles Il day.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

Press to Print
New Feature

Commencing Monday, the Press
will run a Try The Next One
column, a series of questions and
answers OIL wide variety of
topics, designed TO sharpen the
wits and increase ones knoWl-
edge C past and current events.
The questions have been com
LiIed by the United Press ana
have proved popular with many
cf its readers. A set OF Ques
tions VII Dc printed Monday
and the answers, togethec with
a new set of questions. will b9
printed Tuesday. Thereafter q
new set Of questions viii be
printed each day together with
the answers 70 the preceding
days questions.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
Walker May Head
American League

NEW YORK, April 2@.-Mayor
J;nn,s j. Walker was reported today
tt be considering q tentative offer
Of the presidency Of tAe American
Lcagar at q salary Of 100000 a
wear.
Walker would succeed Ban John
SON, whose term runs until 1880, but
who NAV be forced to leave the
post before the term expires because
Of illness.
Both walker. and colonel Jacob
Ruppc.t. owner Of the Sew York
Yanks and "a director Of Tie leagua,
denied reports that the post had
been formally offered to the mavor,
after secret meeting ct the league
directorate.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
PERSONALS

III. and Mrs l. g. Knnball Jr.,
plan 10 leave this Weekend for a
trip to San Diego aad Los Angeles.
They will 10 gone several days.
Dir. and Mrs j. l.. Gillies Of Riv-
orsidc visited ri the hone OF the
formers sister, Mrs. :. /. MrC Tory
,,day Dr. and Mrs. Gd.ics are an
luutc to San Diego whore Dr.. Oil!
lies. who is pastor of the 'ir,'
Methodist church of Riverside, VIII
deliver The sermon al I'll" Trinity
Methodist church tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. H. +. Truck of Lo~
Angeles are stopping 1T Tie liotcI
barbara Worth. AIR TruaN is i'm II.
ur.durc business.
T.. =. Moore. Dr. Norman Z. pu-
pout and Scout Executive :. L. Nj.
Cro.y motored to Yuma last niglT
,,nrr. they attended 'hc session oi
uc Scout Leaders Institute.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
BRITISH RADIO SETS
ny United rress Leased Wire

LONDON. April 23.--Radio re.
rciying licenses held free of charge
by the blind in Great Britain now
4,400. The total mum
bcr of licenses in force in Great
Britain has reached 2,23j, 900, Am
increase Of $4,000 over 1926.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
Court Grants
Divorce Decree

An intcrlocutory decree Of di-
1orcc was awarded by Judge J. $.
Larew to Comclia Navarro Gallcgl
yesterday afternoon in superior
court, department one. The case
was a default hearing, and effort
on the part Of the defendant, Quiz
lermo Gallego to enter testimony
Icing denied by the court due to the
fact that he haG failed to make
answer to the complaint within the
time required by law.
The court, however allowed the
defendant 10 testify relative to the
condition Of community property
n hich was divided between the
s.ncipals in the caeo.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

\ man after raising his hat TO n
lady passing linn on the street
pierced his finger ON a spike in
front Of the shop where he was
standing. His finger was pierced
when he lowered his hand from
his hat.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
Stolen Horse
Found in Pomona

An ilon gray horse, reported stol-
on from ti.n ranch Of owen Chick
~ thc San Diego highway few
day. ago hae been recovered. A
"ire 10 this effect wa, received at
the sheriff.. office this morning
from Deputy Sheriff Freeman, who
said that hc located the animal in
Pomona and was leaving for Los
Angelic, iu an effort to apprchend
the man, alleged to have taken the
4l0r,e.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

At 20. Miss Faye Ferguson. con.
,ert pianist, finds herself in
corporated, with a board of direc.
tors and everything. She is be.
ieved to be the first concert artist
ser financed in this manner. She
has appeared in several cities as
ioioist with th> Cincinnati SYM.
pnony orchestra
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

Nearly an points iu western san
pcruardno county except RedlandS
larc received 20 or more inches ~
rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
Pleads Not Gailty.-Jmaes "

Pleads Not Gtilty.-Jaaes VI
LacaAiin Of INLAND entered pica
Of not 24iIty to charges Of unlawful
possession Of intoxicating liquor
when arraigucd before Judgt /.
Mayfirld yesterday afternoon. He
was remanded to the county ial -
await trial in default of $500 bail.
McLaughlin with Oscar Daubek was
arrested by attaches of the sheriff =
office swo days ago at the Peg Leg
Mine, near inland. Dpubeb is far-
ing similar charges but las not been
ARA aignpd rs vet.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

heitieu TO tahfOrnI3
fn On rand or home, money now
{able. T. %. Box 307. adv
Chickens Bought and sold. Dres.
"a or undressed. Phone 200 fo,
snces. 1852 Woodward. aa-
I'ned Dor Drunkenness
llllanis slNercd plea of Guilt
a rharA of being drunk when
n seours this morning. He VA.
fnced 10 pay fine Of $40 o.
40 days in Jail Williams
arrested late YESTERDAY after
ny Frank Van Bezel. motor
pstrolnlan.
Y Insurance. Edgar Bros. Reai
Al Centre. Cal. COS Main ~.
ne 'lo0 adv
The Mink in the Clothes Closet is
ftcn responsible for the wolf at the
hoor The. urgings to trade good
ash for Injuries and those things
rhich satisfy only passing desires.
tre universal. 1t takes stamina t.,
Fsist these appeals-to set some
hng aside for the future Saving
n our Thrift Account plan is
nearly painless as it is possible
make it. Peoples Finance y
AEiff Co. adv
Loses Auto Tire.-W. l. Hocsly
GAP Olive street reported to the
y Centre police this morning that
ome one had stolen tire. tube
md rim from his machine during
he night. The car. he said. was
parked in front of his home at the
inc. An Investigation was begun
by police but no clue as to the iden-
titx of the thief could be found.
DR.. T. J. Ruddy, Eye, Ear, Nose
md Throat Specialist, will be in the
ffices of DR.. r. E. Cunningham,
yday, April 80, 1927. For examina-
kon and operations. Call at office or
hone ia for appointment. adv
Stock fEtill Rolling-There were
n ears included in The stock train
WHICH left FL Centre this morning
,oifnd for Los Angeles mark cts. The
bdsjts of origin were as follows:
lAljpatria 10; Brawley y: Ori:a
5; Imperial s; Holtville i; Heber
.Calexico 4. The train was one
ii the largest that has ever left the
alley.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
" Co., FL Centre. cal sos Main St.
ehene l6o adv
Hair-a-G Gain professional applica-
lions. sBarbara Worth Beauty
Ealon adv
Abandoned Car Found.-A Ford
toupc. bearing the license number
-150G73 was found by Frank Van
Rczel. motorcycle patrolman ahan-
honed on Main Street. near lmpe-
bal avenue. yesterday afternoon.
.The ear appeared TO be in good
work ing order and apparently moth
ing has been taken from II. The
3nachine was towcd to a garage
kVLeYefit will be held until claimed
by the owner.
ur. A 2. Eanson, Dentist. EN-
raetien specialist. Davis Bldg.
Evenings by appointment Phone
YsW. adv
Defendants File Answer.-An an
wer was filed St the county court
.ouse Yesterday afternoon IN the
.ase Of Il. f. l.. BlankenShip
gainst Anton Imfield and William
[Abael Blankenship in his charges
siaimcd that the defendants had
)epudiated lease on property and
sked judgment in the sum Of $500.
n the answer to the complaint the
defendants hold that the lease WAS
pot repudiated and that the rental
or the land has been paid up to
May ] of this year.
Marcelling. 56c. 69l So Fifth ST.
pj cne 1923. adv
Music Week begins sunday, May
The Academy of Music viii give
heir monthly musicale or that date
Instead of April p. adv
Sues on Note.-Actio seeking
kudgment in the sum If $1,000 Was
Iiled at the county clerk office
yesterday aftcrnool bv G. !. DoNcr
srs inst Mr. and NJ. G. W. House
@e complaint charges that the
AUTON
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

PLAINTIFF @.r IL. 4 a3au,s $3.50
ga " psam.-~or. note sad that ouly
5000 had b.ea paid ya ,!rr principal.
%. w. 'ua,..a j. .pa. ar.aa as e.
to",. t-t tho plaintiff.
Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
~ Co.,. FL Centio, Cal 63s Main s..
'"oAc I'U adv
japanese r-ead Guilty 1srr,
\"s"mura, .'a4aa,-e. proprietor ot
H"eH o...-.a ..a =. Na4aa4Ha.
Japanese. rs.m.eto. IS r.t.. en-
tered i.n.> ~ -#..ts l.. clarge, +
possession of lateNleasme liquors
'.L'a t..y .eFea..# l..st. Jatg.
-'-ar H. .-eaess yesterday -
l,.u. h..h s..ra ssat#ared t. III.
!.a,- a. @-.. rAes .a-usshUe lin
..>a .'t as.. Released. EHs. fs-t
'.err arrested following visits by
c'jy police L. t.e.a r#>peatise p!...ea
cf business 'as, .es@.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

Youths Taken In Custody..-Gus,
tavo Mcdisio, l6, a MeNican and
clyde Hicks. Is, both Of Calexico,
were turned over to the authorities
at the sheriff'~ office this morn
ing with orders to hold the youths
for the probation office. TIE Hicks
boy has uo special charge against
him According 10 the information
received his parents died about
four years ago and since that time
the youngstcr las lad TO special
home. The police believe that he
should boz taken care of in some
manner.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
Special Merchants Lunch, 40c
The Coffee shop. dv

Check Charge Dismissed. - Bir
Singh was dismissed following Il
preliminary hearing held before
Judge f. T. Cook at Wcstmorlaua
yesterday afternoon on a charge oil
passing worthless check. Evi-
dence was submitted TO show that
at the time the check was given
the complainant in the ease, the de
fendant told the complainant that
hc did not have enough money III
the bank at that time Il cash it.
The defendant made good the
amount Of the check in court and
the matter was dismissed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

AS The Years Rol BY aud the
kids grow up-what are YOU doine
TO provi /. futue comfort and fr G
dom from Iiul',eial worry? Would
= financial settlement show Your nc
iYorth gra' er~ ta4.,v t;sn a year
qgo II these lines make you think.
fye have accomplished a worthy pur
pose Peoples Finance 4 Thrift;
Co. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
PLEASING HIS WIFE
PROFITABLE BUSINESS
Ry United r-rss Leased Wire

HILBERT, Wis, April 23.--Be-
cause Peter Fleming couldn t buy
his wife mink coat costing $4,000
he started mink farm which to-
day he claims is the largest in the
country.
At this time he has nearly 100
pairs of mink. They breed only one
Il year, producing littcrs from two
to nine One mink can be raised
at feed cost of 81 cents while q
perfect pelt will bring $37, accord
ing to Fleming's experience.
Fleming chopped wood at 1925
per day to earn money to buy hii
first pair Of mink fromia Vermont
breeder at 800 per pai7 five years
ago. Today he own - seven acre
"a farm r. 1nii1 = a Of iRq,yl yl,nsi 9es ). 4Ga tnl
,9ss rsi A. . is ski E"\ !" the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

ur. A. 3. hanson, osntist. EN-
bgaetien specialist. Davis Bldg.
Evenings by appointment Phone
F6sg adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

The Mink in the Clothes Closet is
kften responsible for the wolf at the
aoor. The urgings to trade good
fash for Injuries and those things
vhich satisfy only passing desires.
Pre- universal. 1t takes. stamina t..
)ssist these appeals-to set some
hing aside for the future. Saving
Es our Thrift Account plan is
nearly painless as it is possible
make it. Peoples Finance X
AE4ff Go. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

Keep Healthy. Drink Paul 5 Lem
ouade. It's pure. Pickwick Stages
Depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

Y Insurance. Edgar Bros. Reai
y III Centre. Cal. COS Main ~.
k9n60 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

DIR. T. J. Ruddy, Eye, Ear, Nose
ind Throat Specialist, will be in the
|ffiees of DR.. R. E. Cunningham,
(32 Main St, Ell Centre, Calf, Sat
Hday, April 80, 1927. For examina-
fon and operations. Call at office or
Phone ia for appointment. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

Sues on Note.-Actiou seeking
Judgment in the sum Of $1,000 w.-
|iled at the county clerk office
yesterday aftcrnool bv G. !. DoNct
|,rt inst Mr. and NJ. G. W. House
|f@e complaint charges that the
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

Loses Auto Tire.-W. l. Hocsly
tf 642 Olive street reported to the
~ Centre police this morning that
Fome one had stolen Il tire tube
bad rim from his machine during
khe night. The car. he said. was
parked in front of his home At the
Fime. An Investigation was begun
BY police but no clue as to the iden-
(itx of the thief could be found.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

lined 1or Drunkenness
illiai,is siNered a plea of guiIt
mars of being drunk when
igired iaSore Judge HerNey iu
ee reurr this morning. lie wa,
fnced 10 pay a fine Of $40 o..
y 10 days in Jail. Williams
arrested late YESTERDAY after.
ny Frank Van Beze!. motor
psirolman.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County,
ssserans Entitled

xsterans Entitled to California
e. o. ran or home, money now
vable. T .. Box 307. adv
cnicKens Bought and sold. Dress
Ia or undressed. Phone a66 for
Pnces. 1852 Woodward. ADJ
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

Music Week begins Sunday, May
The Academy of Music win give
heir monthly musicale on that date
ptstead of April p. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

Abandoned Car Found.-A Fond
soupc, bearing the license number
-l50g73 was found by Frank Van
Rczel. motorcycle patrotman ahan-
tloned on Main Street. near Impe-
kial avenue, yesterday afternoon.
trhe ear appeared, to be in good
working order and apparently moth
Ing has been taken from il. The
|nachiale was towcd to garage
ksLeYeeit will be held until claimed
bv~ tic owner.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

Stock fEtill Rolling-There were
n ears Included in fhe stock train
Which left FL Centre this morning
bound for Los Angeles markets. The
pafsjts of origin were as follows
'A6patria 10; Brawley p; Ori;a
3; Imperial s; Holtville / Heber
] sCalexico i. The train was one
kf the largest that has ever left the
failey.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

Hay Insurance. Edgar Bros. Real
~ Co., FL Centre. Cal sos Main St.
Phone l60 adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

Marcelling. 5Gc. 62I So. Fifth ST.
pi Cne 1898. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-04-23

Hair-a-Gain professional applica-
lions. BARBARA Worth Beauty
Ealon. adv
Evening star., 1927-10-23

Nebeker is q niece of the Secretary
of Agriculture and Mrs. Jardine.
Col. and Mrs. Charles Wilcox will
present their daughter. Miss Caroline
Dodge Wilcox, at a tea November Fl
In their home. 2017 @ street.
Miss Alice Abadie and Miss Anna
Louise Abadie. daughters of Col. and
Mrs. Eugene Fl. Abadie, will give
iebutante luncheon December 6. They
will probably not make formal debuts.
but will take an active part in the ac-
tivities for the buds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. LeFevre
will entertain at tea November %
when they will present their daugh
ter, Miss Hester Anna LeFevre. to so
ciety. and December 20 they will be
hosts at a ball at the Carlton Hotel
for their daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard 8. Leroy win entertain at
1inner following Miss LeFevre's debut
party, when the guests will be the
young ladies' assisting the bud
Judge and Mrs. j. Wilmer Latimer
to present their daughter Miss Lillian
Latimer, to society.
Miss Florence Wetherill, daughter
OF .:rs.' F. II. Mistretta, will make
her bow at a small dance December
% at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Miss Katherine Whitaker, daughter
of Mrs. Price Whitaker. will make her
bow at tea December %.
Judge and Mrs. Stanton c.. Peele
will give a tea November % to pre-
sent their daughter, Miss Ellen Peele,
and December 10 they give a ball
for her.
Col. and Mrs. c. l.. Bouve will in
troduce their daughter. Miss Margaret
Bouve, probably during the holidays.
Mrs. Richard Douglas Simms will
entertain at luncheon November for
her debutante niece, Miss Schuyler
ID Mop. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dunlop of California. Miss
Dunl~p attends Peabody Institute in
Baltimore, but will return here to
spend the holidays with her aunt. Mrs.
Simms also will have with her for
the Christmas holidays another young
niece. Miss Emily Ecker, daughter of
Mrs. John B. Ecker of Lexington, Va.
who will take an active part In
d butante functions.
Mrs. Frank r. Hamilton win intro
duce her daughter, Miss Exilona
Hamilton, at tea December % at the
Mayf1ower Hotel.
Miss Frances Montague Hill, win be
presented by her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1927-10-23
Congressional Club
Planning to Enlarge
It's 18th Street Home

tcontinued from Fifth Page.)
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be presented to society by her par
ents at a ball December % in their
home, 1890 Twentieth street.
Senator and Mrs. Charles s. Deneen
of Illinois will introduce their daugh
ter, Miss Bina Day Deneen. at q tea
December II.
Representative and Mrs. Samuel c.
Major of Missouri have daughter,
Miss Sarah Major, who will make her
formal bow this season. but no date
has been announced.
The acting counselor of the British
embassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chill.
ton will give a tea December in
their home, 1912 r street, to present
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Chill
ton, to their friends.
Signorina Theodoria Catalani. niece
of the second counselor of the Italian
embassy. Signor Giuseppe Catalani.
will make her debut at tea Decem-
ber Z, given at the home of Mrs.
Henry F. Dimock, mother Of Signora
Catalani. and December 20 a large
dinner and dance will be given for
her by Mrs. Dimock, at her home.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. David w.
Taylor will introduce their daughter.
Miss Imogen Taylor, at a tea De-
cember %
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Newbold will
give a dinner and dance for their
daughter, Miss Janet Newbold, at the
Montgomery Club, Saturday, Decem-
Der 3.
Miss LILA LaGarde. daughter OF
Col. and Mrs. Richard D. LaGarde,
will make her bow at tea Decem-
ber 26.
Col. and Mrs. William A. Mccain
will entertain at a tea dance Decem.
Der 20 at the Mayfiower Hotel to
present their daughter, Miss Eliza.
beth Earle Mccain, to society.
Thanksgiving day large luncheon
will be given by the buds parents at
the Mayfiower Hotel.
Miss Ruth Nebeker, daughter of
the former Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral and Mrs. Frank X. Nebeker. will
make her bow this season, but no date
has been selected as yet. Miss