davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Everett Theatre. NIiddIetown

Monday and Tuesday-Amo In
gram is one of the vivacious beau
ties, who has a part as one of the
''whoopee" sisters in Clara Bows
''The Wild Party" Miss Ingram
was chosen from among several
score of lovely, peppy candidates
for the roles of members of Clara's
gang" of classmates in the play.
She is a graduate of the Hollywood
School for Girls and of Fairfax
high school in Los Angeles. A New
York girl, Miss Ingram has been in
pictures ever since leaving the
Hollywood School for Girls, a Sc
lect training school. Her first
screen work was for Sennett and
she has played in several Fox COM
edies. She has had parts in two
of Clara Bows most recent pic
lures, "Get Your Man" and "The
Fleets In"
Wednesday and Tuesday With
a reputation based largely on ro-
mantle stories, told with his char
acteristic fair for visual brilliance,
Samuel Goldwyn ADDS still another
element, mystery and adventure,
in his latest and last co-starring
vehicle for Ronald Colman and
Wilma Banky. 1.-TWO Lovers" in
which Goldwyn's famous team of
stars make their final appearance,
is an adaptation by Alice ID. G..
Miller OF the celebrated Baroness
Orczy novel. "Leatherface." It is
directed by Fred Niblo, creator Of
ben Hur," "Samille," "The En-
emy' and other notable successes.
Ghent in the 18th Century furn-
ishes the background for the story
of Donna Lenora of Spain and
Mary Van Rycke of Flanders Com
pJeting the series of which ''The
Dark Angel" "The Winning Of
Barbara WORTH" "The Night of
Love" and "The Magic Flame"
were former contributions, Mr.
Goldwyn has lavished on 1.-TWO
Lovers" the most ambitious pro-
duction of his career. Briefly, it's
story concerns the restoration of
William, Prince of Orange, to the
throne of the Dutch lowlands. The
Spaniards, under the tyrannous
Duke of Azar, are frustrated in
their attempts to stifie Flemish lib
erty and to capture the renegade
prince by the efforts of the mys-
terious masked figure, Leatherface.
Even the marriage of Lenora, "The
Flower of Spain" to the lordly
Mary fails. Two thousand play
ers, turreted castles, giant draw
bridges, wild night rides, bloody
battle in the swamps are among
the episodes that tell of their fight
for freedom and of Marks battle
to win the love of his bride by a
marriage of state.
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Say 1t With Songs is an alto
getner different type of story than
from Jolson's two previous pic
lures but it has an even more uni
versal appeal. 1t deals with a
fathers love and sacrifice for his
boy-and the boy of course is
David Lee-every fathers son.
Marion Nixon, Kenneth Thompson,
Holmes Herbert and Fred Kohler
are in the cast. 1t is based on a
story by Daryl Frances Zanuck
and Harvey Gates. Joseph Jack
son did the scenario. Due to the
limited engagement of this picture
the theatre opens at eleven a. m.
sharp, daily.
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AIdine Theatre, Wilmington

A number from Smyrna and vi
cinity are visiting the Aldine
Theatre in Wilmington this week,
the attraction being Al Jolson's
supreme Vitaphone singing picture
Say 1t With Songs, in which he
is supported by the world famous
Davey Lee, his little pal. That
Jolson is a master of pathos as
well as comedy, has been conclu-
sively proved by the "The Jazz
Singer" and 'The Singing Fool
and a whole range of human emo
tions is included in it. In select
ing a story for the famous star the
producers knew that the public
demanded above all else, that Jol-
son sing-and sing-and sing again.
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Pennsylvania Infantry; James T.
Twigg, 81 years, commander of
the G. A. R. Of Delaware, First
Maryland Infantry, and George
Weldin, 80 years, Fifth Delaware
Infantry. Following the dinner,
the Rev w. Vaughn Moore, pastor
of Mt. Salem Church addressed the
veterans. A musical program also
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pion for butterf..
day oests. startjnaP P'o'lt
age . of yea r r. aI5 sl9s p q !
yielded 3o8.88 por,d. 5lr l !
and l6a pounds ''as J. :
equivalent Of 8ss Do'.. :,
END 268o quarts + f1ao5' ~.
5,nng 5o5 days. bala 1,l,I
Breads Girl is one 1'lilt -
state age class c5sa,s 7
seys in the excellart H
9red Jerseys Owned 4. u
"ell q nerd in r5i,s 7
testing has been s,los. II,
ried on Tor a Dnr,t.' ~-.'e'.
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additional fire apparatus.
10. Remember a firemen's ser
vice is given voluntarily-assist
them anyway you possibly can.
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OWNS CHAMPION COW

Cow Yielded 308.S8 Lbs. Butterfat.
5,163 Lbs. Milk in 9O5-Day Tests
Dairylike War Breads Girl. a
young purebred Jersey COW own
ed by Mrs. Mary G. Folwel, of
rear Newark, has recently COM
pleted an official production test
record which makes her the Della
ware state Jersey yearling cham
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which is being shown by popular
demand.
Al Jolson re-lives his own life in
this soul-stirring masterpiece of
the talking screen. '"The Singing
Fool in another pulsating dramai
COME EARLY in be sure of seats.
Added Attractions:
Talking Comedy" ,"Whirls and Girls
Current News Events
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A BIG DAY is coming! See our
ad next week!
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was enjoyed. Following the ad-
dress the associations business
session was held.
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One Show Each Evening PM Saturday . -
Music by Our Robert Morton Orchestra, D..
Mr.. Charles Marucci at the ConsoIa F Ofs
Five Changes Each Week picI, s -
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
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NICE FRONT OFFICE ROOM. WINDOWS
front and side. at 1881 K st, NV, near
PERCY H. RUSSELL COMPANY,
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ENJOY SUNDAY

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81 miles from D. C. line CedarhSrst ie
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ton being opened.
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mile beyond Mt. Zion and follow signs; State
road all the way.
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Brick. rms, bath, hot-water heat; GOOD
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651 B St. NE.
II T., b., h.-w.h.. elec. ................s7o.o 90
400 A St. Sc.
Z r., b.. h.-w.h, eiec ...........:......seo.o 90
1927 Pot. Ave. Sc.
8 r.. b., h.-w.h.. elec 90
1341 S. c. Ave. Sc.
6 r.. b., h.-v.h.. elec. $500
2425 S St. Sc.
6r.. b.. h.-w.h., cleo. and garage. $500
10 10th St. Sc.
8 r, b., h.-w.h.. cleo. ................f5o 90
1882 c St. NE.
6 r, b., h.-a n. cleo. 5000
ITO 18th St. Sc.
6 r., b., h.-a;h., cleo. $4,000
2l4 A St. NE.
8 r, b., lat. h, cleo. 500
1910 B St. Sc.
6 r. b., h.-w h., cleo $500
76l 9th St. Sc.
6 T., b., h.-w.h., cleo. $3.50
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1225 f St. Sc.
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BUNGALOW, $3.50.
ABSOLUTELY A BARGAIN.
1915 44th ST. NV. Near Wisconsin ave.
In splendid condition; large rooms, INV
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UNUSUAL HOME VALUES.
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4400 Chesapeake st. NV. ............ 6g.9U
73i Rnct Greek Church road .,. 1000
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800 Tnerahan1 81 NV ,,.., 75.00
Ali Emerson ct n w ,,,,.,,.,.,. $500
sii Dacatur al NV :,,,,,,,,,,. 5000
300 Taylor st. NV. ................. SU'VU
Sin3 Conn. ave NV. .......,...... 100. 90
1886 Kenyon st. NV. ................ 10000
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COLORED.

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WAREHOUSES;.
1901 Yuma st. n.w.-12 r.. 4 b.. ami. -, nm
N0S ami T double garage " 1880
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903 NJ st. n.w.-l0 r., b.. ami, ga am m
1888 M st. 'n.w.:9r.,2 b., a..m.i...,. 10000
sSrsse e. p.' nv T.. ". - 100 90
garage ' '..' ~. - " - 10000
Sarass az. - ~ ..'...,.....' 10000
ass is:s d. :. s. al. $3.50 $3.50
1855 o SSh st. n.w..semi- detached.
r., b., ami. double garage;..... 7So
HOS 18th st. n.w.-9 r, b., a.m.i..... 1900
a Rhode Island ave. Rw.-s rs b. M An
2os Cedar ii st.. Tak;omiai Park. D. c. wv
r. b.. ami, garage. ...;...... e5oo
50 New York aye. n,w.--6r r., b., ami. 5000
1928 Warder st. n.w.-6 r, b., cleo, o. ~
I 49, sTd st. ne1lo rooms b bath ss9999SS
25oi Rhode Island ave. ;n.ew4 r, b.. ..o
s,s st. ne..7 r. b.: am 2?sS
1898 Georgia ave. n.w.-7 r., b. gas ,o,o
1855 Lincoln I'd. net r.. b., gas, lat. 1850
1889 Adams n.w.-6 r, b., gas, h.-a.h. 600
b27 Virginia ave. s.e.-s rms. and b. $500
lis 1st nw.-s r. b., gas. lat. heat. $500
7o2 4th st. s.e.-6 r., water, gas. 80. $500
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CAFRITZ,
1404 K st. NV District $3.50.
2O26 PORTNER PL. NV.
Heat, electricity and hot water furnished
from power plant Of Portner Apts for this
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rooms, bath. ami. 600
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3Ql3 18th st. nw.-8 r.. b., ami. 1900
348 st. n.e.--5 rooms and bath. .... $3.50
BOSS PHELPS.
l4i7 X st. NV National $500
825 DELAFIELD PL. NV ROOMS.
bath, h.-w.h., cleo, gar. .$55 90
u 5th st. n.e.-6 rooms, bath. ,........ 300
1910 9Th st. s.w.-9 rooms, bath. 1000
467 H st. s.w.-T rooms, bath. ...... 30 30
$40 9th st. s.w.--6 r., b., h,-wh., cleo. 90 90
800 Z st. s.w.-6 rooms beth. ........ 3250
1928 4i2 st. sw.-5 rooms, water. lIS0
4l3 End st. se.--8 rooms, bath, cleo. S00v
1862 9Th ST. s,w.---6 rooms. bath. ....... 31S0
305 9th ST. se.-5 rooms, water. 205O
sis M ST. s'"'-e co 5Ge%f; path So''O
227 Bird 81. n.e.-5 rooms. water. .$2S 90
i2i7 Q st. s.e.-6 rooms, water. % 80
326 l. ST. s.e.--6 rooms, bath. ......... 90 ~
$40 M st. s.W-7 rooms, bath. ......... 80 %
l2il Union st. s.w.-5 rooms. water. 22 .50
902 sw.-5 rooms and water. ..... 70 90
407 3rd s.w.--6 rooms and water. 49,. 2I.9o
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I isi Ss 3. LEES S r.. Baths IN 800
1901 9TH st. me- r., b., a.m.t........ 1920
lis C St se-s r., b.. a mi .;:....... 5000
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1873 G st. n.e.-sr., b., ami. ........ Segg9
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returned Thursday from o Summers
stay at Escanaba, Mich, and Atlantic
City.
Miss Marjarie Sigmund Is at her
home in the Roosevelt, having returned
from Atlantic City
Mr.. Albert weinberg will leave to-
morrow to resume his studies at WASH
ington and Lee University, Lexington,
Va. ~
Miss Rosalie weinberg, who spent six
weeks visiting in the South, was the
recent guest Of Miss Fannie Kaufman
in Baltimore.
Mr.. Robert Louis and Mr.. Dan Sher-
by are returning to Lexington, Va, to
resume their studies at the Washington
and Lee University.
Miss Helen Nordlinger Is at home,
having come, from New York Thursday
night, after a. visit with Miss Helen
Friedman and stay of two months
at Racquette Lake Camp, N. Y. She
has as her guest Miss Marie Strauss
of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sherry, the
Misses Sherry and Mr.. Dan Sherry
have returned from a Summers stay in
Atlantic City, where they had cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar c. Kaufman
who spent the Summer In Atlantic City,
where they had an apartment, are now
In New York, to remain over the week
end. Miss Ida Kaufman is here from
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Sigma Omega Pi National
Conclave IN Session

The Sigma Omega Pts national con-
clave started Friday night with a re-
ception and buffet supper at the Ham
ilton Hotel at $50 o'clock, followed by
an informal dance at Wardman Park
Saddle Club.
Luncheon yesterday at the Hamilton
Hotel, with dinner-dance last night at
the Country Club at $3.50 o'clock, was
followed by breakfast at the Villa
Roma.
Tonight the young man guests at
tending the conclave will give a boat
ride down the Potomac on the steamer
Charles Macalister, with buffet sup
per aboard.
Among the out-of-town guests are
the Misses Virginia Cohn, Louise Guth-
man, Evelyn Schey, Teresa Hasterlick,
Betty Schoenberg, Leonore Turvin,
Jean Ashuler of Chicago; Frances
Isaac of Cincinnati, Jane Metzger,
Eleanor Dreyfuss, Peggy Strauss. Peggy
Freund and Laura Kraus of Pittsburgh:
Claire Meyers, Dorothy Meyers. Dor
othy Neuman, Carolyn Schif and Mae
Lazarus of Baltimore; Mr.. William Klee
of Pittsburgh. Mr.. Lewis Rcsenbush,
Mr.. Berne Heller, Mr.. Dan Crone and
Mr.. Frank Leiberman of Baltimore, and
Joseph Kaufman of Harrisburg, Pa.
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Entertain at Dinner
In Their Summer Home.

In Their Summer Home.
Lieut.. Condr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Baker entertained at dinner at their
Summer home at Wild Rose Shores on
South River, near Annapolis, following
the boat races at Round Bay Among
the guests were Capt. A. P. Fairfield
Comdr. and Mrs. Hugh Douglas, Comdr
and Mrs. Robert Munroe, Comdr. and
Mrs. Vance yChapline, Comdr. and Mrs
j. B. Olendorf, Mr.. and Mrs. George
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Atlantic City and Is the guest Of Miss
Phyllis Kronheimer.

Atlantic City and Is the guest Of Miss
Phyllis Kronheirner.
DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon returned
from Europe yesterday after a pro-
tracted stay and are now at their home
on Harrison street, Chevy Chase.
Mrs. A. Lincoln Dembitz, accompanied
by her daughter Navette, and son
Lewis, left by motor Friday for Wild
wood, N. j., where they will remain
until the middle of the month. Mr..
Lewis I. Dembitz spent the Summer as
councillor at Ramp Kewanee, La
Pluyme, Pa. and returned home Friday.
Mrs. Dembitz entertained Sunday last
at picnic at Princess Pine Lodge in
honor Of her sons birthday anniversary.
DR.. and Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel have
returned to their apartment in the
B1tmore, after walking tour through
the Green Mountains of Vermont.
During the Summer, Mrs. Ezekiel spent
month in Detroit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Finsterwald.
Mr.. Lawrence Gichner, son of MFR.
and Mrs. Ernest Gichner, who has been
on a hitch-hike for the past three
months, was in st. Louis the last Of
the week and will visit Yellowstone
Park before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Kaufman
and family have returned from Maine.
They spent the Summer at Summit
Springs, Summit. Me-, and their three
sons, Joel, Robert and Aaron, were at
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Of Personal Interest to
Washington Residents

Mrs. Arthur Marks and Arthu,
lantic City.
Amy and Ruth Behrend and Ethe]
Goldheim have returned from Caniu
Ardmore, Long Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Goldheirn have
returned to Washington after several
weeks spent in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Samuel Fischer, who was the
guest OF her son and daughter In Jaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Fischer, at their
cottage in Long Beach, Long Island
has returned to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Loeb, Miss
Jeanette Loeb and Mr.. and Mrs. r, /.
FORMER recently enjoyed motor trip
to Winchester. Va,
Miss Mildred Pines has returned from
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jacob and two
children. Wilma Jane and Gloria, re-
turned this week from Long Beach
Long Island, where they had a cottage
Mrs. Luis H. kaufman Is leaving to-
day for Los Angeles, Calf, her former
home. to remain several weeks.
Mrs. Samuel Pack, who has been
spending a week in Atlantic City, will
return today.
Mr.. Sylvan Birkenwald of Baltimore
is the week end guest of Mr.. William
Sigmund, who is entertaining house
party for the sorority conclave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Ney and family
have returned from Atlantic City
where they spent the Summer at the
Hotel Ambassador.
Mrs. Sidney West and young son
who spent several weeks in Atlantic
City. have returned. Alice West. who
was at Trip Lake Camp, Me-, also Is
at home.
Miss Carlyn Schif Of Baltimore and
Miss Carlyn Freund of Pittsburgh are
the guests of Miss Deborah Mae Lieb.
man over the week end for the Sigma
Omega Pi Sorority conclave.
Mrs. Melville Fischer and two sons
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Notes and Incidents
OF Recent Activities
In Capital Society

Continued from First Page.)
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Notes of Special Interest
Of Army and Navy Circle
Visits to Recreation Centers and Trips Abroad
Included in the Schedule of Late
Summer Activities.

o. Watson and Comdr. and Mrs. F. p.
Conger.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Simon Full
linwider, jr, leave the Capital the f1rst
of next week by motor for Seattle,
Wash. They will sail october Is, for
Comdr. Fullinwider's new post in China.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Horace G. Trainer are
receiving congratulations on the birth OF
a son, August 81. Mrs. Trainer was for
merly Miss Louise SHIRLEY.
Midshipman Weston Byng. son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Byng of 1920 Upshur
street. who has been spending his Au-
gust leave with his parents, has re-
turned to the Naval Academy. Midship-
man Byng is the right end of the Mid
dies varsity foot ball squad.
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Continued from First Page.)
the latter part of August, Is spending
some time in France Germany. Aus
tria and Italy He returns on one of
the French Line boats, reaching New
York on September IS.
Mrs. John r. Ash Returns
After Summer in Europe.
Mrs. John r. Ash, who spent the
Summer in Norway and Sweden. has
returned to her apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B. Alexander have
returned to Washington after a motor
trip to New York Atlantic City and
Old Point Comfort, Va. They will
leave the middle of next week for New
York, where they will meet their nieces.
Miss Mary Madison of Dallas, Tex, and
Miss Elizabeth Belt of Los Angeles,
who are returning from a Summer tour
of Europe. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
will then return to Wardman Park
Hotel. where they will pass short
time before leaving for their home In
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence v. Heller have
returned to the city after their vacation
! In Asheville. N. c.. and are occupying
their apartment in 4700 Connecticut
| avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wyatt have been
| Joined by their schoolgirl daughters,
Miss Laura Belle WYATT and Miss Jane
Wyatt. who spent the Summer in the
Blue Ridge Mountains.
Returning From House Party
In Home of Her Fiance.
Miss Nancy Macdonald Spalding. who
has been for two weeks a member of
a house party. at the country home of
her fiance, Mr.. Peter Hamilton. jr.. of
Brooklyn, will return tomorrow TO her
home on Woodley place.
DR.. and Mrs. John e. Bentley Of
Lowell street. have just returned from
Boulder. Colo. where DR.. Bentley spent
the Summer teaching education and
psychology at the University of Colo
RADIO. They leave the last of this week
for New Haven. where DR.. Bentley will
attend the convention of the Interna-
tional Psychological Society at Yale
Mrs. Bentley will visit relatives in
Rochester, N. Y. @
Mr. Granville GUIDE will leave today
for an extended motor trip through the
New England States. Mr. Guide will be
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
GUIDE, Miss Wilhelmina Guide and Miss
Ernestine Loefiier While away, the
party will attend convention at Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Ralph L. Polio, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. w. B. Black
hall. at her Summer. home in Willow
dale, near Toronto, Canada, will return
to Washington the latter part of the
week. Mr.. Polio has made several trips
to visit his wife and their young daugh-
ter. Olive Frances, during the Summer
and Is now with them in Toronto. Mr..
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En- route to Washington from their
Summer home on Pelican Lake, Wis
consin, Capt. and Mrs. c. c. Fem were
guests of Mr. Jay C. Halls at the Cam
bridge Club, Chicago, Ill.
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Mr.. Bibbiins to Be Host
At Arts Club Dinner

Mr.. J. Rowland Bibbins will be host
at the Thursday evening dinner at the
Arts Club, which will open the season
Of entertainment. The speaker of the
evening will be Mr.. William Knowles
Cooper the well known traveller, who
formerly was head of the Washington
branch of the Young Mems Christian
Association Mr.. Cooper's subject will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08

Capt. and Mrs. Robert p. Bell and
their daughter. Miss Joyce Bell, are
guests at the Mayf1ower on their way to
Fort Benning, Ga. Capt. Bell has been
transferred from duty in New York City
to the Advanced Infantry School at
Fort Benning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-08

Capt and Mrs. j. A. Nelson. U. S.
M. C.. have arrived from station in
Ouantico. the former having been
transferred to Washington for duty.
They have taken an apartment in the
Boulevard.
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Camp Kohut, oxford, Me. 4
Mr.. Emanuel Schloss and Miss Evelyn,
Schloss are home from camps In Maine.
Mr.. Emanuel Schloss expects to leave
Tor Syracuse University during the
coming week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Luchs, Mr..
Frank Lucfs and Miss Frances Luchs
are back from Maine and are at their
bungalow near Bethesda, Md. 3
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Meyer have re-
turned from Atlantic City, where they
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Newmyer In their cottage at VefitlIm,
N. j. Mrs. Newmyer. with her three
young sons, is expected to return home
during the coming week,
Soviet Russia has established gasoline
service stations in Germany
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be "a Quiet Observer at Williamstown. 4"
He will give his impressions of this
years Institute of Politics, the annual
forum which meets at the Massa-
chusetts town, and draws as its speakers
the keenest minds of the world to dis
cuss its foremost topics. Mr.. Cooper
has been described as "humanist and
culturist" and will bring a message en-
HANGED by recent first-hand studies of
European problems.
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and Mrs. Polio make their home at
the Mayflower. Mrs. Blackhall spent
part of the Spring season in Washing
ton at the Mayhower. following a two
month stay in Florida.
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Chile's mining boom is reported to be
continuing