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The Washington times., 1928-01-04
GeOroetOun "Caue DUelIers' Breathe Easy
Again.; Nine. Glyn Has Changed Her M'nd
Author of Three Weeks
! Gives Up Project of
I Settling Down Here
6EORGETOWN is at ease
VI again.

r. -
" again.
For Nine. Elinor Glyn,
1t seems, has changed her
mind about making her home
in that section of WashingN
ton, founded by the Repub-
lies first settlers in which
their descendants some of
them-have sought to keep
alive the early traditions of
conservatism. That such
traditions are sometimes,
dubbed prudish among the
more advanced in the
newer reaches Of the Capital
matters not at all.
EARLY in the winter Nine.
~ Glyn (although English she
has a keen distaste for the ma
irons prefix MRS" and insists
on having that prefix in French)
came to Washington, and, after
looking over the city's resi-
dences, decided upon one in
Georgetown house in ?
Street, that needed considerable
remodeling before the author Of
SIT" "Three Weeks" and other
esoterica would find it ready
for occupancy.
Remodeling and renovation
were supposed to have been IN
progress. And now. it is re-
ported that the house is for
sale again-Mme. Glyn having
quite changed her mind about
living in Washington.
UTHEN it was first announced
w that Nine. Glyn had bought
the old place in Georgetown, it was
also reported that she said she
was going there ito be aloof."
This remark was received with
satirical granddaughter by the
s'cave-dwellers, who felt that she
would have difficulty in doing any.
thing else as far as they were
concerned.
Agitation increased In the Evil
lage'' with the approach Of the
time for her arrival. But now.
all is placid again-tilted noses
have resumed their normal posi-
tion-lifted eyebrows have come
raucous tones in con.
versation have vanished-for
Nine. Gym is not coming to
Georgetown.
YFHE Secretary of Labor, James
u J. Davis, has cancelled trip
TO Battle. Creek, Mich. which he
had planned for this week to at
tend the third Race Betterment
He will be repre-
sented at the meeting by Theo-
dore Y. Risley. who will make
an address.
x + 4
Mrs. Charles S. Deneen, wife
Of Senator Deneen of Illinois, and
their daughter, Miss Bina Day
Deneen, viii be at home In their
apartment at 2029 Connecticut
Ave, tomorrow afternoon from
4 to s o'clock. They will re-
ceive every Thursday afternoon
during this month.
DEAR ADMIRAL AND MRS.
~ FRANK sCHoFIELD will be
hosts at dinner tonight at the
Willard preceding the dance of
officers of the Navy and Marine
Corps. Covers will be laid for
Others who will entertain at
the Willard preceding the dance
viii be Gen. Dion Williams, Capt
r. N. Kennedy, Capt. Harry Ellis
Collins and Commander Charles
L. Oliphant.
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Readers Of The Big Sunday
Herald and The Times WIN chi.
Joy "WE" by Col. Charles A
Limdbergh. Start lt January q
Continue daily HI The Tlmnes.
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Park Board, Safety Council
Seek to Prevent
Accidents.

The group representing the park
board and the water activities COM
mittee of the Indianapolis safety
council is placing warning signs at
every dangerous swimming hole in
the city where a drowning occurred
last year.
Placing of the signs is part Of the
accident prevention program of the
safety council.
The park board, board of safety
and the police department are CO.
operating with the safety council to
prevent the reoccurrence of the
sixteen deaths from drowning last
year.
1t has been arranged to have the
authorized bathing pools opened this
year as soon as the weather per-
mits, as two drownings occurred last
year previous to the opening Of the
pools.
Due to the insanitary and deep,
treacherouS, conditions of Fall and
Eagle Greeks and White River,
swimming in any parts of them UNI
less under supervision Of compe-
tent instructor is absolutely forbid
den and a rigid patrol of these
streams will be made during the en-
tire season by the police department
to prevent their use for swimming.
The municipal pools where COM
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-04
BORAH'S FUND
u up TO G. 0. P.
Question to Be Taken Be-
fore National Convention.

BU Unitcd Press
WASHINGTON, May 4.-Senator
Borah intends to let the Republican
national convention at Kansas
City decide what shall be done with
the $7,OCO-odd which he collected
in an effort to repay Harry F. Sin
clair's $16O,O00 donation toward the
Republican national committee
deficit of 1920, Borah told the
United Press today.
lie said he had rejected. upon
reflection, the proposal that he give
the money to Pennsylvania miners
relief fund.
The money now is on deposit in
a Washington bank in Borah's name,
The Senator set out to raise
100000 soon after the Senate
Teapot Dome committee had de-
veloped the fact that Sinclair, who
leased Teapot Dome from former
Secretary of Interior Fall, had given
that sum in Continental Trading
Company Liberty Bonds to vii
Hays. former chairman of the Re
publican national committee.
The donations came in slowly
however, and after a few weeks
stopped entirely. The largest con.
tributions we're of $1,000 each from
Senators Cutting of New Mexico
and Golf Of West VIRGINIA.
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HOOSIER GIRLS
VIE AT JUDGING
IN Three LINES
State All Club Members
in Contests at
Purdue.

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 4.-One
hundred and five girls comprising
thirty five teams have been graded
for Judging in three classes at the
annual Indiana round up of boys
and girls belonging to All Clubs
Garments, baked products, canned
meat, vegetables and fruits are the
lines covered.
Seventeen teams judged gar
ments, first place being won by Mi
ami County, the winning team be-
ing composed Of Mariana Small,
Retzel Haynes and Louise Roster.
all of Converse. Morgan County's
team, Geneva Mosier, Betty Gano
and Amy ShOobride, was second.
The high scoring individual was
Lucille Strong, Wayne County;
Josephine Weader, De Kalb Coun-
ty, second, and Geneva Mosior,
MartinSville, third.
Henry County Wins
Henry County had the winning
team among the SIX entered in the
baking judging. Its members are
Georgia Harter, Virginia Lester, and
Pearl Rasor. all of Mt. Summit;
second, Morgan County. Dorothy
Elkins, Pauline Koons and Eliza
beth Guthridge. Individual Donors
went to Miss RaSOr, Anthus Hunter,
Putnam County. and Miss Guthridge
in the order named
In canned meats. vegetables and
fruits, first holorS were won by the
Wayne County team in a field of
twelve. The team is composed CT
Mary E. Middleton, Aretha Pike and
Emily Langston Second place was
won by the Scott County team, Avis
Maggard, Doris Lowry and Helen
ChaStain. Mildred Carson. Laporte,
was high individual;N Doris Lowry,
second, and Emily Langston, third.
EeaIthiezt Two Picked
Alice Hunt 10. Wayne County,
and George V. Collicott, Is. near
Greensburg. we're adjudged the
healthiest girl and boy among club
members, in a contest conducted by
the Indiana board Of health.
Frances Reed. Veedersburg, and
Helen F. Kinney. Spencer, we're
chosen delegates to the national
All Club camp to be held in Wash
ington, D. c., June 90 to 26.
The State meeting will close to-
day.
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Suspects With Jimmy" Nabbed

Ora Davis, SO Koehne ST., and
Frank Scrubs, Is N. Bloomington
ST., were arrested at a. m. today
while parked near the Emerichsville
bridge in an automobile without
tail light and improper license, ac-
cording to police. A Jimmy" was
found in the machine, it is alleged.
Both were booked on vagrancy
CHARGES.
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PAGE z

educational courses and give your
clients the best service.
eff a realtor wants to give real
service he will combine some OF the
qualifications Of a banker, some Of
the knowledge Of an attorney IN
giving legal advice and some Of the
knowledge of a construction engi-
neer. Combine in yourselves some
of the qualities of the leading bust
nosses in the United States.
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petent life guards and instructors
are provided, are located so that any
one desiring to swim can do so
safely.
These pools are located at the
following places: Warf1eigh Beach,
north of Broad Ripple and west of
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alton of Real Estate Boards, at the
indianapolis Real Estate Board
luncheon Thursday.
1.-THE educational campaign of the
national association is one of the
most important projects" zander
declared. What we want to do is
to sell the word realtor, which
stands with the code Of ethics
adopted in national convention
Get behind this research work and
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Head Chosen for Hospital

BU Times Special
LOGANSPORT, Ind, May A.
DR.. o. R. Lynch, now superintendent
of the Federal Hospital, Northport,
L. l., will become head of Longcliff,
northern Indiana Hospital for the
Insane, May Is, succeeding the late
DR.. Samuel DoddS. Dr.. Lynch was
formerly of Peru.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-04

College Ave; Mcclure Beach, Twen-
ty-Sixth st. and White River; Rho
dius pool, Belmont Ave. and Ray
SITS; Willard pool, State and E
Washington SITS: Ringgold pool
1900 block on Ringgold St, and
Douglas pool Ccolored, Twenty
Fifth and Martindale
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-05-04
URGES HIGHER CODE OF
ETHICS FOR REALTORS
National President Says Better
Service Should Be Given.

Programs of education and re-
search for members we're advocated
by President Henry G.. Zander,
Chicago. of the National Associ-
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to Join their daughter, Nancy ct the
Essex and Sussex.
Mr.. Paul Sexton and Mr.. James Dick
erson of Copley Courts are on motor
trip to Bristol, Tenn.
Mr., and Mrs. q. e. Benton Welles of
washington arrived Tuesday at the
Fairmort Hotel, San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Rankin Of Rich
mond, Va, are at the Grace Dodge
Hotel for lengthy visit to Washington.
Mr.. William j. Denning of SSl7
Chevy Chase parkway will return Tues
day from a weeks visit to George, his
former home.
The business and professional wom-
ems section of the Women's City Club,
of which Miss Katherine Pike Is chair
man. will give its August subscrip-
ton dinner Wednesday. to be served in
the clubhouse garden, weather per-
hitting.
Muna Lee, Mississippian, who in
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several days in Washington at the May
flower. Before returning home Mrs.
Scott viii visit in Rochester, N. Y, and
win also spend short time III Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs D. NJ. Mcpherson of
Chevy Chase Parkway have left for
York Beach, Me, to spend the month
of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. George de Ia Barra
were dinner hosts Saturday evening on
the Willard roof, where they had four
guests. Mr.. de la Barra is secretary
of the Bolivian legation.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert J. Adams were
among the hosts at dinner Saturday
evening" at the Brook, and with their
guests remained for the dancing after
ward. Among those well known in
washington who were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams were Capt. and Mrs. Adolf
plus Andrews. Mr. and Mrs Bernard B.
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard T.
Wilson.
Mr. Walter S. Penfield is at the Hotel
Chelsea, Atlantic City, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Carter of
Washington, accompanied by Mrs. Car
ter,s sister, Mrs. William Bellows of
Philadelphia. and Mrs. Wingrove
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Bathon of Washington. are stopping at
the Hotel Thayer at West Point. Mr.
and Mrs. Carter will motor to the White
! Mountains. Mrs. Bathon will visit
friends at Woodstock, the art colony in
the CatSkills.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton, who
have been spending the early Summer
at jamestown, have left for Spring Lake
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SOCIETY
Secretary of War Davis and Daughters
in San Francisco Today Previous
to Sailing for Honolulu.

and will afterward return to Newport
r.. J., where he Is passing the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Mclvor Johnston have
gone to Asheyille, N c. where they are
staying at the Grove Park Inn.
Mrs. William r. Scott Of Portland.
Greg, who has Just completed trip
to Canada and New England, is passing
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Mrs. Blair Guest in
Washington for Brief Visit.

Washington for Brief Visit.
MRS. Emily Newell Blair Of Joplin,
Mo, is the guest Of Mrs. Blair
EzniSter In her apartment at the May
fower. Mrs. Blair has been visiting her
aon-in-law and daughter, MT. and Mrs.
Melville FoEsythe, in Pittsburgh, and Is
nov ca route 70 the University OF
virginia, where she will make an address
on Thursday at the Institute of PuDiic
Affairs, her subject being Woman IN
Politics"
Miss Carol Gordon Herndon has re-
turned 10 Virginia after passing a few
DAYS as the guest Of her cousin, Mr.
william Jeffries Chewing, lr.
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Vernon slonaker
have given up their apartment at 2807
Connecticut avenue and are with Mrs
Glonaker's parents Commissioners OF
the United States Tariff Commission
and Mrs. Frank Clark, at 300 High
land place.
MRS p. Ashton Rollins has arrived
at Sugar Hill, n H. where she IL at
Peckett's for a short stay.
Miss Mary Boyd has returned from
a stay Of several weeks in the Catskills.
Miss Helen Boyd, who has been
spending the Summer IN Maine, mas
also returned 10 Washington.
Mr. Tom Martin, who lis studying
landscape architecture At Cornell Uni
yersitg and who visited Florence, Italy
for architectural study last Summer
gave an Illustrated talk on Italian WI
Ias of the Renaissance" yesterday after
noon, at the home Of Mime Josephine
C. de I&gnel. the MENDOZA, under IN
auspices Of the Art Promoters Club
M Martin viii visit his parents home
Mount Airy, near Middlebrook, Va, 10
tbs wedding Of his brother Wednesday
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typical country couple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carpenter are from Washington.
Among the prize winners at the card
party, also held I'm the clubhouse, were
Mrs. j. f. Barry. Mrs. S. s. Carpenter
and Mrs. l.. Becker OF Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Taylor of Norfolk,
Va, have arrived in Washington and
are at the Carlton for a few days
On Saturday morning, August 4, at IL
o'clock Miss Grace d. Coleman, who
has been on the faculty of Gallaudet
College for the past six years, was mar
ried To Mr.. Nelson r. Park. The we'd
ding took place at the home of Mrs Ed
ward Allan Fay on Kendall Green with
the Rev Mr., Eisenberger of the Church
OF the Covenant officiating
The bride wore white georgette with
hat to match and carried a bouquet
of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
She was given away by her cousin, Mr.
D. G. Durham of Greenville, s. G. Miss
Margaret Daniels of the Kendall School,
who was maid of honor, was dressed
in poudre blue georgette with picture
hat OF black and carried Sweetheart
roses and delphinium. Mr.. Fletcher
Warren of the State Department acted
as peSt man, ana MISS Ellen ray played
the wedding music.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held. with Miss Helen Fay and Mrs
t. H. Coleman, mother of the bride,
receiving
Mr. and Mrs. Park are now on a
short honeymoon trip by automobile
and by October | they will be located
at La Ceiba. Honduras. where Mr. Park
is United States consul
Among the out-of-town guests were
MIR. and Mrs d. c. Durham of Green
vile, S. c.; DR.. Leta White of Rich
mond, Va. Miss Marian Park of Boul-
der, Colo; Mrs. w H. Daniels of Newark,
N. j.; Mrs. Isaac Moss and her three
daughters, of Baltimore, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs Leonard Elstad of New York City
and Mrs. Edward Crane OF Cincinnati
Ohio.
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At the barn dance held In the Sher-
wood Forest clubhouse the cottaRers
of Maid Marian Hill won the prize for
the hill having the most dancers in
costume
Among the barn dance prize winners
were MIR. and Mrs. Stewart Carpenter
as the best in costume. representing Il
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Miss Letha Clifford Thomas, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Haltzell
Thomas was married to Edward Good
win West, ir., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Goodwin West of New York City,
at the home of the Rev. Maurice S.
White, Saturday, August 4, at 4 O'Clock.
After the ceremony MIR. and Mrs West
left for motor trip through the Shen-
andoah Valley.
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Mrs Nina e. Herbert of 1000 Virginia
avenue southwest announces the mar
riage of her daughter Helen o. to Mr.
Dewey Q. Vaughan of High Point, NJ c.,
Saturday The ceremony was per-
formed at noon In Trinity lutheran
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nounced today said Snyder, who was
with Field Hospital No. Z, Cd Division.
had with utter disregard for his per-
sonal safety responded 10 q can for
stretcher bearers at Malancout on the
night of October 2. 1918, and in the
face OF great danger had rendered aid
to the wounded of his organization.
Snyder was born in Cherry Valley, N.
T., and enlisted at Geneva, N. Y.
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Church. the Rev. II. NJ. Henning ON
ciating.
MIR. and Mrs. Vaughan left imn1e-
diately after the ceremony for their
wedding trip and will make their home
| In High Point.
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SERGEANT IS HoNoRED.

Silver Star Awarded Soldier for
Gallantry in 1918.
BY the Associated Press.
Leslie d. Snyder. a master sergeant in
the Army Medical Corps, stationed at
Alcstras, Calf, has been awarded the
silver star for galiantry In action in
France almost 10 years ago.
The War Departments citation an
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Mrs. John w. Phillips. jr., spent sew
eral days In Washington last week.
She motored back to Butler Pa, with
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly, who is
her guest at Phillips Hall
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DR.. Charlotte r. Seiner of Fremont.
Nebr., Is at the Grace Dodge Hotel for
the week. With her is her daughter
Georgia.
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The marriage of Miss Aubrey Han
nan, daughter Of Mrs. John r. Hannah.
to MFR. William M Greenwood of Valley
City, N, OAK, son OF Mrs Annie s. Green
wood OF Minneapolis. Mimi, took place
at noon today with the Rev. Thomas A.
Walsh officiating. The wedding was
attended only by members of the imme-
diate families and took place In the
home of the brides aunt, Mrs. Herbert
3. Flynn. The bride wore q gown of
rose beige crepe roma kith a close-fit-
ting nat TO match, and carried butterfly
roses and lilies Of the valley.
Immediately following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served. After a
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood
VIII be at home at 1928 Ashmead place.
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Miss Hazel Anthony leaves Washing
ton Monday to join her mother for a
few weeks stay at their cottage on Lake
Oswego, N. Y.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Whiteford are
spending the season at Rye, N. II. They
have their family with them.
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IL IL BAD manners to do ANYTHING
unnecessary which annoys other people
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ET%HE Secretary Of War, Mr., Dwight
r. Davis, and his daughters.
Miss Alice Brooks Davis and
Miss Cynthia Davis, will ar
rive in San Francisco today and
viii sail tomorrow for Honolulu. In
the party with the Secretary and ms
daughters will be Lieut.. Lester Maitland
ana Mr. John Holiday. The Secretary
is making the trip to attend the sesqui-
centennial anniversary of the discovery
Of the the island.
The Minister OF Persia, Mira Davouo
Khan Meftah. spent yesterday at the
Beach and Tennis Club, near Annapolis.
Among others there over Sunday were
the Minister of Bolivia and Sonora de
Medina. the charge d'affaires Of France
Count de Sartiges; the counselor of the
Rumanian legation. Prince Sturdzs; the
secretary of the Bolivian legation and
Sonora de la Barra; the secretary OF the
Rumanian legation and Nine. PopoVicl'
former Representative and MIS- John
Phillip Hill. Mrs. Robert F. Mackenzie,
Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, Mr.. Ralph
Snowder Hill and Mr. John Davidge.
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| private life Is Sonora Marin, wife of Luis
| Munoz Marin, Porto Rican writer and
economist, will be guest of honor and
| speaker She Is director OF the Bureau
of International Relations of the Uni
versity of Porto Rico, and having re-
ceived leave Of absence from her uni
versity is in the United States to assist
with the work of the Interamerican
Commission, which was created by the
Sixth Pan-American Conference. Sonora
Marin is also an author, poet, translator
and editor, among her original works
| being Sea Change" Miss Ethel Bag
ley will be hostess. Included in maxi
ing reservations are Mrs. Merritt o.
| Chance, Judge Mary O'Toole, Miss
Ethel Bagley, Miss Laura Berrian, Miss
Sara p. Grogan, Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley.
Mrs. William E. Chamberlin, Miss
Myrtle Bum, Miss Helen McGown, Miss
NJ. E. Colt. Mrs. Patrick Gallagher, Miss
Elaine Eppley. Miss Flora Johnson. Miss
CRYSTAL, Miss Eta Austin, Miss ]. G.
Bannigan. Miss Cushing, Miss Mary
Kelly, Miss Elizabeth L. Hebb, Miss
Marie Steiner, Miss Tillie Steiner, Miss
Amy C. Leavitt, Miss Olive Beatty, Miss
Jessie Lane, Mrs. Lawrence Becker, Mrs.
Goodhue, Miss Grace Hart, Mrs Nellie
@. Schulz. Miss Blanche B. Brown Miss
Estelle Hellman. Miss Flora Layton,
Miss Helen Silliman, Mrs. Mary e. Nc
Kenney. Miss G. Grayson, Mrs. Ada M.
Payne. Miss M @. Sweeney, Miss Helen
O'Neill, Miss Sallie Wade, Mrs. J. s.
Meyer. Miss Lillian Knowles. Miss
Evelyn Crosswell. Miss Jane b. Bassett,
Miss Peterson, Miss j. B. Wishart and
Miss v. 8. Benjamin.
Mr.. and Mrs r. w Mead of New
York are making an extended stay at
Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mr.. Irving Garfinkle and Mr. AL Stein
started yesterday for a motor trip along
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Hartman, who
are spending some time in the West
are guests this week at the Fairmont
Hotel, San Francisco
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MRS r. Ashton Rollins has arrived
Ell sugar Hill n H., where she IL st
Peckett's for short stay.
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Mr.. Irving Garfinkle and Mr. AL Stein
started yesterday for motor trip along
the Atlantic coast.
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Mr. and Mrs Perry Belmont were the
guests in whose honor Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Oliver ISelin entertained at luncheon
yesterday at Saratoga Springs
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Mr. and Mrs. Mark Goodwin have
returned from Austin. Tex, accompa-
!. MED by Mrs. Goodwins mother, Mrs. j..
s. Crawford, who viii make her home
with them at their apartments in the
Mendoza, 2220 Twentieth street.
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Mr. and Mrs Malcolm McConiie. who
are motoring in the North. arrived al
kaFragansett Pier Saturday and were
at the DE La PLACE over Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Frelinghuysen
Dumnnt left washington on Saturday
for their home, the Anchorage, in Lam
caster County, Pa They will return To
their apartment at the Mayflower the
latter part of the month.
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C0nldr Badges. Who has Just re-
turned TO Washington after a tour Of
duty on the Pacific Coast entertained at
dinner on the Willard roof on Saturday
evening
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Mr.. and Mrs r. w Mead of New
York are making an extended stay at
Grace Dodge Hotel
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Lieut.. Condr. and Mrs. Paul Fl.
Bastedo have gone from New York to
Hot Springs and win return To their
apartment in the Barclay in New York
the end Of next week