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BUILDING MATERIAL
PRICES SHOW DROP
Labor Department Statistics on
Wholesale Levels Are
Released.

Building material wholesale prices in
May were lower on the average than in
April, according to the current report
of the Bureau of Labor statistics, De-
partment of Labor. Lumber, brick and
paint materials we're included in the
list showing lower levels
A pronounced drop in the general
level of wholesale prices from April to
May was found. The bureaus weighted
index number. based on average prices
in 1925 as 100. stands at 89.1 for May.
as compared with 907 for April.
The index number for building ma
terials declined from e6,s in Nav 1929
and 94.7 in April, 1880, to 92.9 in
Nav, 1890
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"E1ITCF1ING-POST" IDEA, SMALL
GARAGES EXPECTED AS RELIEF

form of small garages conveniently To-
Gated to suit the patron"
Mr.. Owens recommended using not
only the Easements of Office buildings
for parking purposes but some ground
floor space as well to provide an ade-
quate garage lobby decorated in keeping
with the rest of the building. He esti-
mated that the future Office building
will be a combination building with one
square foot of space set aside for park
ing purposes for every four feet of rent
able Office space. This ratio may vary
with the type of tenancy.
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for any future needs. The site was used
during the Civil War by Union troopt
with breastworks. 1t guarded the viii,
liams and Oldtown roads leading int
the city against Confederate raidini
parties,
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purchased q 2s-acre tract Of land at
the Fort Hill Reservoir from the Queen
City Realty Co. for $4,000. The prop
erty contains the only acreage Of young
timber left in the city limits.
BY the purchase the city secures ad-
ditional land surrounding its reservoir
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G.. B. Harte Marries.

NAPLES Italy. June 81 (P).-Geoffrey
Brett Harte, author and grandson OF
the celebrated American writer. was
married Thursday in the city hall to
Miss Kittredge Spencer of West Orange,
n. i
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CITY BUYS TIMBER

Special Dispatch to The star.
CUMBERLAND. Md. June 2i.--The
mayor and council of Cumberland have
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unusual feature is that the entire
first floor is finished in rustic
tile, laid over fireproof concrete
construction. All the trim
throughout the main part of the
House is of white oak and the
walls are of a textured surface
type.
The living room is paneled in
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Nogales Ready :

(Continued from Page 81
life. There will be plenty of local
color and lots of action.
Starting today, the Fox Nogales
Theater is offering motion pictures
of the complete four rounds of the
Sharkey- -Schmeling fight in which
Schmeling was termed the victor by
foul.
Horned Toad Derby Saturday.
More than seventy horned toads
have been entered in the horned
toad classic which will hold the
boards at the Aztec Club tomorrow
night. The first race starts prompt
ly at 9 o'clock. Each toad owner is
backing his "steed" to the limit
and betting has been heavy. This
is the first time such a race has
ever been staged in Nogales and it is
only the third horned toad race
ever put on in the state of Ari-
IONA, so interest in the big event
is at fever heat. 1t is expected that
! fully 100 toads will compete for the
committees are still signing up en-
! tries, and on the night of the event
it is doubtful if the Aztec Club will
be large enough to accommodate
the crowd of enthusiastic fans and
spectators.
Hotels Taxed To Capacity
Reservations for hotel accommo-
dations have been pouring in the
past twenty-four hours and it is
feared many who neglected reserv-
ing rooms will be compelled to stop
at the second and third class ho-
tells and rooming houses. Undoubt-
edly all of the better class hoSteler-
les will be packed to capacity.
It will be gala Fourth of July
in Nogales. The national colors will
be displayed at stores, offices, homes
and on automobiles. Cares will be
forgotten. The entire populace o1
the border city will join in celebrat-
ing this, the most sacred of all days
to the patriot, the Nations birthday
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the customers with his Gloria Swan.
son talker, "The TreSpasser."
Everybody who saw Nancy do hel
TN the Cleaning" scene at the pi-
ano in the throb- thrilling "The
Dance of Life" with Hal Skelly--
everybody got the idea that she
could carry q leading emotional part
through an entire picture and win
the plaudits of critic and public.
A Sure Sh0cker
Through this stirring play there
is highvoltage current of dranat-
ic realism, a jolting, pitiless power
that holds audiences in speechless
thrall. And that current is the Wig
orous personality of Miss Carroll.
What it takes to lift melodrama to
it's higest pinnacle of acting craft,
she's got. "The Devils Holiday pro-
YES it as never before.
This great picture will be SHOWN
at the Fox Nogales Theater on July
4th and 5th.
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THE MARSH
NEWS REEL

This week we are going to broad
cast a few prices on seasonable
goods. We know these prices are
attractive and the merchandise is
all quality.
6 pound Bee-Vac electric iron,
$3.85. Go year guarantee)
Special value, California Folding
Ironing Board, 1925. CThey don't
wiggle)
Winchester Roller Skates, ball
bearing, $3.50 pair. CThe skate with
the reinforced instep)
The new % CAL Bolt Action
Stevens Rifle, $3.50. Cts a beauty,
repeating action too. Compare the
price with any other repeater)
Brass Bird Cages in colors at
$4.25 each. Hendrix quality and a
great value)
Four quart Artic Ice Cream Freez-
ers, $3.50. (They work fast and
make wonderful cream.)
Two quart galvanized freezer for
$1.25. Have two beautiful green
stripes and an ambition to work.
One pint vacuum bottles in color,
$10o. Universal quality and a spe-
cial bargain)
Glass mixing bowl sets in pink
or green, $1.35 set. Give bowls to
Nogales international., 1930-07-04

Holbrook Santiago Avenue from
Montana Street to Porter Street re-
Gently paved.
Winslow City Council contract
ed with Southern California Roads
Company for paving rs blocks of
city streets.
Globe improvements being
made at First Baptist Church build
ing.
Flagstaff Large hospital will be
erected by National. park service on
south rim of Grand Canyon near
site of FL Tovar Hotel.
Superior Miniature golf course
will be constructed here.
Additional mile of Naco highway
to be paved via Don Luis.
Bisbee Rock Haven Inn, located
one and one-quarter mile from top
of Divide on Tombstone road, op-
ened to public.
Nogales international., 1930-07-04

Mt. Trumbull New road which
runs up south end Of Hurricane
Fault, connecting this place with
| towns of Moccasin, Short Greek and
Cane Beds, opened.
Nogales international., 1930-07-04

Sodona Fox Film Corporation
has taken ten year lease on Gov
ernment property near here for er-
ection of permanent buildings to be
used in filming pictures.
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Nancy Carroll To
Be Seen Here In
The Devils Holiday

Nancy Carroll fans have been
just craving to see and hear their
favorite in a high-powered emo
tional role
They get what they wanted, and
then some, in this melodrarnatic
masterpiece from the pen and meg
aphone of Edmund Goulding, in
spired author director, who vowed
Nogales international., 1930-07-04

Tombstone -Helldorado celebra-
ton will be held October 16-19th.
FLAGSTAFF Work started on erec-
ton of 100000 State National
Guard Camp near here.
Nogales international., 1930-07-04

a set)
IL ounce pink footed ice tea glas-
ses at zoe each. Gust the thing for
a long, cool, drink)
Green, white or blue, roll top
bread boxes, $1.60. Narge, roomy
and easily cleaned
Cheerful patterns in floor cover
ings, SOC so. yd. (Just fine in kit
chen, bath and bed roomS)
We have just received a fin
shipment of extra good house
brooms, priced from 49c to $1.25 ea
Geo. B. Marsh, Inc.
(Adv.)
Nogales international., 1930-07-04

Mrs. Stanley Stoddard was here
yesterday from Patagonia.
Captain L. w. Mix is leaving Sun
day or Monday for Burlingame,
California, after a two weeks stay
in NogaleS.
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Prof. Gore Portrayed
scandinavian Wonderland

Among the additional guests who
patronized the first travelogue tea on
Scandinavian Wonderlands" with Prof.
Emeritus James H. Gore as the guest
speaker at the Carlton Hotel Wednes-
day Afternoon were: Mr.. Bode Ribbing,
secretary of Sweden legation; Admiral
and Mrs. Thomas .Cowie, Admiral and
Mrs. Clarence Williams, Comdr and
Mrs l.. E. Morgan, DIR. and Mrs. Ed
ward Morse, DR.. and Mrs. Ellis Carroll,
DR.. and Mrs. Frank whitman, Mrs
Frank Smell, Mrs. Godfrey G. Goodwin,
Miss Goodwin, Miss L. G.. Hallet, Miss
F.: T. Hallet, Mr.. Peter Hamill, Mrs
w. F. Beers, Mrs. Eleanor McGinnis,
Miss Ruby Ellen Marsey, Miss Mary
Anderson, Mrs. Agnes Peterson, Miss
Mary Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Smith, Mrs. Frank Reside, Mrs. Frank
Browne, Mr.. Wallace Wright, Mr..
William Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. z. K.
Goldsborough. Mrs. Peter Norbeck and
guests, Miss Bede johnson, Miss Louise
O'Brien, Miss Mittie Burch, Mrs. James
N. Remick Mrs. E. Richard Yates, Mrs.
Aaron Newman, Miss Mcdowell, Mrs.
A. j. Parham, Mrs. w. z. Dalton, Mr..
A. E. KaeSer and Miss Ingeborg Gron-
void.
Mrs. Turin B. Bone, Mrs. B. Morgan
Foote and Miss Matalee Lake received
the guests. Girls in native costumes as
sisted in the serving.
The second travelogue tea featuring
Great Britain will be given at the Hay-
Adams House Wednesday, February ~,
from Ais to 6:15 o'clock. Admission by
card.
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Continued From First Pase,l
C. Cramton, Mrs. Lindley H. Hadley,
Mrs. James S. Parker, Mrs. Ewtn l..
Davis, Mrs. Louis T. McFadden, Mrs.
Wallace H. White, Mrs. John McDufie,
Mrs. Fletcher Hale and Mrs. Everett
Saunders -
Ladies, to pour viii be Mrs. Edward
Everett Gam. Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur,
Watson, Mrs. Porter H. Dale, Mrs.
Tasker Oddie, Mrs. Wesley Jones, Mrs.
Carl Hayden. Mrs. John @. Tilson, Mrs.
James MacLafferty, Mrs. Walter Line
berger, Mrs. Jean Henry Large, Mrs.
Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Mrs. French
Strother, Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, Mrs.
Horace Albright, Mrs. j. C. Merriam,
Mrs. Merle Thorpe. Mrs. William John
Cooper, Mrs. Elwood Mead, Mrs. Rob-
Mrs. C. B. Dodds, Miss Maude Younger,
Mrs. Ruth F1nney and Mrs. James
Hogan.
The wives of the Missouri members of
Congress will receive. at the home of
Mrs. Leonidas c. Dyer, 1925 Woodley
road, Tuesday, from 4 till O'Clock.
Those in the receiving line will be
Mrs. Harry 3. Halves, wife Of the senior
Of the junior Senator, and the wives of
RepreSentatives-Mrs. Ieonidas C. Dyer,
Mrs. Milton A., Romjuess AIRS. Jacob l..
Milligan, Mrs. Joe j. ManlOve, Mrs.
Clarence c. Cannon, Mrs. William l..
Nelson, Mrs. John J. Cochran, Mrs.
Henry F. Niedringhaus, Mrs. David
Hopkins, Mrs. Edgar c. Ellis, Mrs.
Charles E. Kiefnef, Mrs. Rowland L.
Johnston, Mrs. Thomas L. Halssy and
f..rt4te
Assisting at the tea tables Will be
Mrs. Porter H. Dale, Mrs. John C.
Ketchan, Mrs. Milton Q. CARRIER, Mrs,
Hugh CarneS Smith, Mrs. Elton Mar
shall, Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, Mrs.
Paul Bestor, Mrs. Edward Hays, Mrs.
Charles Alger, Mrs. Bessie Brueggeman,
Mrs. J. L. Baity, Mrs. Charles Keyser.
Afford, Mrs. Raymond Brandt MRS.
Paul Anderson, Mrs. Otis Rogers, Mrs.
N. NJ. Lacy, Mrs. William Badgley, Miss
Kerr and Miss Frances Kirkpatrick, all
former MiSsourians..Ss'c
Also assisting will be group of
Missouri girls. including Miss Caroline
Hyde, daughter of Secretary and Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Hyde; Miss EppeS Halves,
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Harry B.
Halves; Miss katherine Kiefner, daugh-
ter Of Representative and, Mrs. Charles
Kiefner; Miss Hazel Palmer, daughter
of Representative and Mrs. John w.
Palmer; Miss Elizabeth Halsey, daughter
of Representative and Mrs. Thomas
Halsey; Miss Highland Mary Mosley
and Miss Jane Frances Smith.
Mrs. Allen. wife Of Senator Henry J.
Allen of Kansas, will be at home in
formally in her apartment in the May
flower the three remaining Thursdays
in February.
Mrs. Clarence Crittendon Calhoun
has issued cards for an at home with
music this afternoon at RoSsdhu. Re
ceiving With her will be Princess Mar
garet Ghika, who is spending the
Winter at the Gotham Hotel In New
York, and Mrs. Ralph Worthington OF
Florida, who has just taken a house
for the remainder of the season in
Washington. Assisting at the tea table
will be Mrs. Charles L. McNary, Mrs
Henry T Allen. Mrs. Charles Kerr,
Mrs. Charles selde1, jr.; Mrs: William
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Fitch Kelley, Miss Martha Mcclure,
Mrs. Geneva S. Durham and Mrs
Ware S. Baldwin of Harrisburg, Pa.
Mrs. Karl D. Klemm will be at home
Saturday afternoon, February %.
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Miss Pitney's Wedding
Yesterday an Event
Of Special Interest

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and she carried bouquet of orchids
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Barbara SchiefIelin of New York
was maid of honor and the brides other
attendants were Miss winifred Dodd,
Mrs Alan Winslow and Mrs. Theodore
Drier Of New York, and Miss Margaret
Eustis of this city. Little Miss Mary
Foster Pitney, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelton Pitney and niece Of the
bride, was flower girl. The attendants
were all dressed in deep roSe-color fiat
crepe, fashioned on modish lines, and
small hats of brown velvet and incline.
Mr.. Robert Lamb of New York was
best man for his brother and the ushers
were Representative Louis William
Douglas, Mr.. Mahlon Pitney, brother Of
the BRIDE Mr.. BethueI Webster, Mr..
Edwin Pinney, Mr.. William d. Whiting,
Mr.. John G. H. White. Mr.. David r.
Hawkins, Mr.: Parker Monroe and Mr.!
A reception and wedding breakfast
for a small company followed in the
home of the brides mother on r street,
and later in the day Mr.. and Mrs. Lamb
started for q wedding trip. They will
make their home in New York.
Charming in its simplicity was the
wedding at noon yesterday of Miss
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home on West Woodbine street after
spending several weeks cruising in
southern waters near Jamaica.
Miss Catherine Crane, daughter NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Jere Crane of Chew
Chase Parkway, spent last week at Ith-
AGA, N. Y, where she attended the
Cornell junior prom.
Mrs. Luther Lincoln entertained at
luncheon and bridge on Wednesday.
Invitations Issued
For Luncheon and Bridge.
Mrs. Horace Chandlee of Oliver
street has sent out cards for luncheon
ana bridge, Wednesday, February 70
Miss Nancy Hargis of Kansas CITY
Mo-, a student at the Holton- ARMS
School, was the week end guest of Miss
Sarah Pollard at her home on MCKINLEY
street. Miss Pollard and Miss Hargis
attended the MaSqueraders' Show and
the Midshipmen's Hop on Saturday
evening at Annapolis, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs, Francis X. Higgins
have taken an apartment at the La
Refine, on Connecticut avenue. Mrs
Higgins was formerly Miss Mae /. Bros
man, the daughter of Mrs. John Bros
man of Rittenhouse street.
Miss Sarah Pollard, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Pollard, of MCKINLEY
street, spent last week end in Rich.
mond, Va, as the guest of Mrs. Nil.
dred Wolfe. Miss Pollard attended the
midyear dances Of the Virginia Medica,
College.
Miss Dorothy Thompson, daughte,
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Thompson. Of
Ingomar street, entertained her club al
bridge and supper on Monday evening
The honor guest was Mrs. I. l.. Moore
of North Pelham, N. Y.
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Washington Society Enjoys
Program of Rare Features
During Week just Ended

Continued From First Page.) So
formed when, the Chief Justice first
came to Washington while his father
was Secretary of War.
Mrs. Taft has doubly endeared her
self to Washington life in all its phases
by her interest in the city along the
lines Of art and music, and to her it is
indebted for the new world famous
cherry blossom season and the concerts
in Potomac Park during the Summer
season. She has promoted the music
interests Of the Capital, and for her
to stand as a patron for an artist is
for even the most astute critics to
sanction her views. She Is not only
musician herself, but she has the high
est possible appreciation of the art and
assists its pron4wion in a substantial
manner.
There is never cloud without its
silver lining, and the only compensa-
ton in the retirement of. the Chief
Justice and Mrs. Taft Is in the fact
that it will again, bring to Washington
the former Secretary OF State and Mrs
Charles Evans Hughes. The humaniZ-
ing influence created In the Supreme
Court circle by Mr.. and Mrs. Taft will
not wane under the guidance of Mr..
and Mrs. Hughes. AS cabinet woman
and as a Supreme Court hostess she
proved herself a gracious, diplomatic
and exceedingly graceful hostess.
Washington will welcome the return of
this family with open arms.
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The population of Tibet is estimated
at about 5000 900, living in 10000.
towns and villages so the average popu-
lation to each settlement is about 80.
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Social Festivities
In Record Past Week
Out Chevy Chase Way
Home Entertainments ln-
clude Musicale, Tea,
Luncheons, Bridge, Sup
pers and Other Note
worthy Events.

can't and Mrs. G. c. Calhoun will
o,,tartoIn TODAY at a musicale tea from
& m = O'Clock pm. at their home, Brae-
Mrs. George I. Hubbard of Manches-
ter. Conn, is the house guest VI her
brother-in- law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Whiteford OF Leland street.
Mrs. Neville Buckingham entertained
at bridge and supper on THURSDAY eve
Mrs. J. D. Thompson of 1ngomar
street entertained q small company at
luncheon Saturday at the Carlton Hotel.
Mrs. H. r. Smoke entertained &C
luncheon Monday at the Columbia
Home Bakery. and subsequently at
bridge in her home on Morrison street.
Mrs. Harry Paul Gentner, who has
been the house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Pollard, left Tuesday for her
home in Atlanta. Ga, accompanied by
Mrs. Pollard, who will be her house
will stop en- route home at Concord,
N. c., as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william H. Gibson.
Annual Dinner Scheduled
BY Chevy Chase Church.
The annual dinner Of the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church will be held
on Thursday evening, February Is, at
the church house. The speaker Of the
evening will be Mr.. George Kirk OF
Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus w. Koehler
entertained at bridge and supper on
Friday evening in their home on Ne
vada avenue.
Lieut.. and Mrs. M. N. Little of Annap-
oils. Md, and their children were the
week end guests of Mrs. Little's parents
DR.. and Mrs. D. @. Davis, on Mckinley
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Bowling OF
Harrison street entertained at bridge
and supper Thursday evening in honor
OF Miss Rae Anseney of Bozefnan
Mont, who Is the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Bowling, jr., of Elm
street.
Mr.. John Weaver has returned to his
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Dancing and Buffet Supper
In Honor of Miss Phelps

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Payne enter
tanned for their niece, Miss Catherine
Payne Phelps in honor of her birthday
anniversary the evening of February 3.
Those who attended were Miss Eleanor
Tolman, Miss Rebecca Tolman, Miss
Mary Tolman and Mr. Robert Tolman
Of Falls Church, Va: Miss Frances
Fellows Miss Edna Kincheloe, Miss
Elizabeth Payne, Miss Alice Payne, Miss
Virginia Slye, Mr. Ted Edwards, Mr..
s. w. Keesee, Mr.. John Lloyd, Mr.. Jack
Mccall. MIR. Duke McKenney, Mr.. Ira
Phelps. Mr.. Robert Slye, jr, and Mr.
Joseph Yznaga.
The evening was spent in dancing,
after which a buffet supper was served.
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Special Mark of Honor
For LADY Isabella Howard

An interesting feature of the tea Mrs.
Cabot Stevens gave yesterday afternoon
in honor of Lady Isabella Howard was
the presentation by two members OF the
Children of the American Revolution OF
a corsage of cluster velvet pansies and
large silk American nag. The children
were Doris May Ruck and John Kerr
and we're. dressed in charming satin cos
tunes portraying Martha and George
Washington, while Paul Drury, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A. Drlry. in cadet
uniform led the children, beating his
drum.
The home was effectively decorated
with Spring flowers. Easter lilies, South
ern smilac and plans. Mrs. Stevens
wore black velvet gown trimmed about
the v neckline with q narrow band OF
ermine. She wore a long-sleeved
thread lace jacket presented to her
great-grandmother by Queen Victoria.
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within fortnight, after q months stay
with Mrs. Gaillards mother, Mrs. Delos
A. Blodgett, IN her Winter home at
Miami Beach, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Baird have made
reservations on the steamer District of
Columbia for Virginia Beach and the
Cavalier Hotel, where they will remain
over the Washington birthday holiday.
Mrs. William r. de Lashmutt, who
has been spending some time in Florida,
has returned to their home.
The Misses Gillon have as weekend
guests, at their home on Woodley place,
Mrs. Lewis Pendleton of Richmond and
her daughter and son, Miss Anne Pen
dleton and Mr.. Lewis Pendleton, jr.
DR.. and Mrs. Ray Palmer, who have
been spending the Winter at the
Brighton Hotel, have returned to their
home. lS East Bradley lane, Chevy
Chase, Md.
MFR. and Mrs. Fuller Plan
Trip to Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ashmead Fuller will
leave on the steamer District of Co.
lumbia for golfing season extending
over February 20 at the Cavalier Hotel,
Virginia Beach.
Mr.. McKendree Bayly Is spending
several weeks as the guest Of Mr..
Charles G. Turner at White Hall, s, C.
Miss Lucille Pugh of New York is the
house guest Of Maj. and Nine. It.
Amedo Bruni.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Porter Davidson will
be at the Cavalier Hotel, Virginia Beach,
over February %.
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Notes Of Special Interest
From the Society World
Army and Navy Folk and Other Residents
Listed in the Moving Throns, Coming
and Gong

Admiral and Mrs. Charles F. Hughes
have as their guest DR.. Brigham of Ver-
mont, who will remain some time.
The Chief of Staff, United States
Army, Gen. Charles p Summerall, will
return today from few days stay in
Chicago.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Walter E.
ProsSer have as their guests IN their
home on Belmont road Mrs, Henry w.
Elser OF Manila and Baguia, P. l., and
her son, Mr.. Fred K. Elser, who is a
student at the Massachusetts, Institute
Of Technology at Boston.
Former Senator ana Mrs. James w.
Wadsworth are spending six weeks IN
Florida and will return to their home
on Woodland drive in March.
Col. and Mrs. Arthur o'Brien and
the latteris- daughter, Miss Caroline
Roebling, as expected to return 10
their home, Esta Brook, at the end OF
the week, after a cruise in Southern
waters. '-tsE .pts"
Judge and Mrs. Clarence N. Goodwin
will arrive in Washington tomorrow
from Chicago and will be at the May
flower Hotel.
Judge and Mrs. DeForest Paine will
be Joined this week end at the Ward
man Park Hotel by Mr., and Mrs. Will
liam ]. Parslow of New York, who VIII
leave the first Of next week Tor the
South.
Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean will re-
turn today to Friendship, her home on
wisconsin avenue, after short stay
at Aiken, S. c.. where. her children are
in school for the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Gaillard
Soon to Return From Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. David st. Pierre Call
lard and their children are expected
to return to their home, the Rocks,
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Wives of Congress
Members Announce
Dates for Reception

Continued from First Paasl
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