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~
vivors of the Exeter City January 20 IA
the midatlantic after q 12-hour fight
with gale. The Exeter City went
DOWN.
It was a dramatic reunion here of
the rescuers and the rescued, for which
the Americans had journeyed especially
from London, where their steamer ars
rived Thursday.
Lord Mayor T. J. Wise of Bristol paid
tribute to the American seamen's
feat. The long standing association Of
Bristol with the settlement and develop
ment of the American continent and
mutually friendly sentiments were dwelt
upon by speakers. Owners Of the
Exeter City presented Capt. Stedman
with q silver cigarette case, engraved
with his initials and details OF the
rescue.
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with Mrs. Lawrence 8. Gross. 6o15 Fifth
street, February IT..
The Evening Bridge Club viii meet
at the home Of Mrs. Rita Golden, 43l
Oglethorpe street, February 20.
Arrangements are IN progress for q
group viewing Of Carmen" by the Chi
cago Opera Co. at the Washington Au-
ditorium February II.
The March meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Joseph F. Horning,
439 Oneida place, assisting hostesses
being Mrs. william Shea, Mrs Thomas
Murphy and Mrs. Conrad Nix.
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News of the
Clubs
Continued From Eleventh Page.)

day, when a program will be given by
Miss Clare Borjes, radio artist, who will
be assisted by Miss Alma Duke Horn
back.
The Membership Committee, Mrs
William W. Spaid, chairman, will meet
tomorrow at 4:30 pm.
The club Is sponsoring benefit per
formance tomorrow evening at the Ma
tional Theater. Mrs. Lyman B. Sworm-
stedt is in charge of reservations.
James Waldo Fawcett of The Evening
Star will speak on Intelligent Reading"
at meeting of the current events Sec
ton Tuesday at 4:5o pm.
The February meeting Of the board
of directors will be held Tuesday at
pm instead Of at 8 pm. on account of
the clubs entry In the one-act play
tournament that evening.
Charles G. Ross Of the st. Louis Post
Dispatch will speak at the Midwinter
dinner of the current events section
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Dorothy K
Butler, chairman. will preside.
Mrs. Francis D. Merchant, chairman
of the City Planning Committee, will
preside at the luncheon Saturday at
o'clock, with Miss Sibyl Baker, superin-
tendent of Fairgrounds, in charge OF
the meeting.
Washington Alliance of Delta Delta
Delta Observation-Disclosures and Their
husbands and friends will be entertained
at Valentine tea this afternoon in the
home Of Mrs. Thomas Joel Davis.
Philo- Classics met at the home oi
Mrs. Eugene H. Pitcher, 1910 Mckinley
street, February 3. Luncheon wal
served. The meeting was called to orde,
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New Irish Title Not Irish.

When the governor general OF the
Irish Free State adopted the title of
"seneschal," instead of the one usually
used, in order to have everything Irish
and nothing British about him, he made
q mistake. So declare critics, who as-
sent that seneschal Is not an Irish
name, for it was used In England ex-
tepsively in the Middle Ages. The title
MEANS steward"
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by the vice president, Mrs Milton H.
Fohrman.
Mrs. T. A. Hutton was elected to
membership and Mrs Eugene H. Pitcher
was named as the representative of the
club to the Club House Corporation of
the District of Columbia Federation of
Women's Clubs. The last lesson in the
study of the tragedy of Julius Caesar
was resume of the play, read by Mrs.
H. j. Harris. Mrs. H. E. zimmerman,
Riverdale, Md, was a guest.
The Internal tional Association of Art
and Letters will give its February tea
at the Sears. Roebuck Art Galleries,
1902 Connecticut avenue, February 18
from 4:30 to $50 o'clock The occa-
sion will be devoted to art, and one of
the present exhibiting artists, Senor
Don Alberto Egea Lopez of Venezuela,
will be a guest of honor and will speak
on the art of Latin America. Thomas
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BRITISH HONOR CHIEFS
OF u. S. RESCUE SHIP
Capt. Stedman Of 8. s. American
Merchant and Other Officers Dine
With Men They Saved.

By the Associated Press.
BRISTOL, England, February IL
With the Stars and Stripes and the
Union Jack as background, Capt Giles
G. stedm:p and officers of the s. S.
American Merchant shook hands and
dined today with the men they rescued
by heroic effort from the lost Bristol
steamer Exeter City.
(The American ship rescued % sur
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Fights Stray Chickens.

Representative William H. Beard has
introduced bill In the Ohio Legislature
authorizing county officials to collect SIS
for every stray chicken found on the
highways.
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NOTICE!

ID. A. r. news must be received
by the ID. A. r. News Editor not
later than 10 am. Thursday for
publication in The Sunday Star.
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Morgan, director of the galleries, will
further dilate upon the new spirit of
painting as shown in several of the re-
cent exhibitions. One of the members
will read Alice Cary's "Order for Pic
ture."
The Wesley Heights Book Review
Club met February at the home of
Mrs. Franklin D. Jones, on Glover
driveway, when Mrs. Gregor Macpher-
son reviewed Forgive Us Our Tres
passes" by Lloyd &c. c. Douglas, and
Mrs. Jones read some of Edna st. Vim
cent Millay's poems.
Marietta Park Woman's CIub.-The
February meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. William Carney, 424 Oneida
place, on Tuesday, the president, Mrs.
Stanley D. Reed, presiding.
Under the direction of Mrs. I. l..
Stormont, chairman of the Literary and
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2l5S CAT TFO7VTA IT PFAUTFFTttY
IVY srt, ro0n l'rFo dine.'e, kitchen
rr'v'dare. south. e2po, slso rooms NO
OC2p-T
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BOOMING HOUSE

ROUWTNII HUUSL.
- V st NV. block from North Capitol
car line. rcconditoned like new: row brick.
< ms. :, baths modern: SEQ DIXIE
tom ar o-1n
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NE -PFDNCED.

N.E -I1FJJUIFIT
1G@S Ear7es nj. e.-Verv desirable; 3
r'1e. bath modern. 2 porrhes. huilt-in ga
r1rc' to desirahle tenant; $40. DIXIE
REALTY co, National $3.50. Sunday, PO-
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HOUsES-UNFURNISHED

CHOICE HOME IN MT. PLEAsANT. 1925
Kenyon ct. n.w.-Faces Rock Creek Park:
8 large rooms. fireplace. glassed-in sleeping
porch; rent. $50.
baths fireplace built-in garage. 4432 Fara-
day pl NV. Very fine home at S75 month.
BOSS & PHELPS. 1417 K st: NV.
1905 HOBART ST, N,W-STTUhTED IN
the beautiful embassy section Of Mt. Pleas
ant. rooms. . baths garaRe.
1885 Harvard St NV rooms. 2 baths.
JESSE L. HEISKELL.
Ills Eye St. NV. DI. 066s.
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DIXIE FETTv COMPANY.

BEAUTIFUL DETACHED RESIDENCE OFF,
1Eth $. ex-erCcd. about =" miles from
WNita Hous7 Houte Is cd'7oHnt to M N
hl=hway. close to proposed new ra~k rca1;
& rms J ba'N extra separots sNcTer I'm,
oil burner, Frio idaire studio living roor'
beautifully furrishe9, attractive grounds
6elizhtful1v a~~a0-e1 for entertaining To
,--o-ct pleas4 te'ephon- Mrs. FEICTLC
DIXIE FFALTY co. National $3.50 S"n-
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1toT INCPAHAN ST NV W-CONVrNJ-
lent - 10th ct b"s or 18Th -. CO.. line;
tee'r?"'e rms hath moderr com'ort
eN'v fTrrj-hed hui't-tn e7-ae@ VIII ncce1t
- -eotol f-oro re-rovsrhlo tenant 70 in
~,s-t call DIXIE pFhITv CO "Atton al
$50. Sunday end evenings, PC:o~' &c
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OPPOSITE COOKE SCHOOL "5"t 17tN ST
NV bti ronms livlr--dwirq room
ki' hath inclosed porch Frisidare: sA1
~ 2nd s~2nd FLorfP sl,,I15 IA t4II zr y
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MODEL T FORDS
WITH PANEL, RODTFS
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

COMFORTABLY FURNISHED. s ROOMS. 2
paths extra lavatory. steam heat, refrigera-
s110 month.
CHEVY, CHAsE-wELL FURNISHED HOME,
available TO April lst sos to responsible
couple. 3 rooms kitchen, bath available
owner to make reservation for self; gas, cleo
included: Service, competent cieaninR woman
one day per week. WI. 3990-J.
ROOMS. HEATED, S35 MONTH. FUR
nlture Fl for sale o. Can all week. t0o9 Eastern
~ ST. N.W.-sIX ROOMS AMI, TWO
| car garage yard' piano. CRATES rugs: see
4WNER 66me 5,,t dqNd Rf sqg5H P7E ATTRACTING En sy
I'M, garage reasonable co 07A3.
| I4I9 MERIDIAN PII. N.W-PARTLY FUR
! nished house. & rooms. 2 inclosed porches,
and rooms bring revenue of S7l; will rent
| for So. Adams 400.
NEAR $500 BLOCK OF 18th sT-S ROOMS.
| baths, elec. refrigeration. hot-water heat, >
! garages unoccuped bargain CO. 7s3a
! OPPORTUNITY TO LEASE At ONCE FOR
seven, months or. longer. attractive fur
hQss n f Tssaad' aad sso3
cLEVFILaA.lNND PARK. JUST orr conn.
| pletaly furnishe4; , te1 rooms. study, living
rocm 33Xl4; near stores and schools, oc
GGnIp2ncy GI at cree. until June inspect today.
li"1 sHRTfFTr TfFT cA@I9l RA14v CO "a Eo8Ns 6sss
OVERLOOK M ROCK CREEK PARE-S-
room, bath home. 1rst-cass condition;
he3t' 1e3b Friridsire 1o@5Is brick Earase $3.50
| burner General Electric, must be seen 10
appreciate Slo5 Month year or LONGER.
3402 Macorb st CT. 54A2
2,d 6ooMs ANR WI3-55s5n EATH ave GooD LocAT!cN
FTlgi5ajre; well Furnished; sl00; uniurnish-
VhRNUM At NEAR IGth ST NW-0
rms. ,,.a be,hs oil burneT FriEidare 1t at-
T. INSPECT rx5S ca bixE Co Va
tlcnol $3.50 SUNDAY P0tomoc o7l9.
COUPLE TO SHARE WELL, FuRNLsHED
! NICET,Y FURNISHED GROOM HOME :
| heated Porches Gar0"ei CODYFnirDt N
school, "Hctpt'ora value AID. 3l4l-W.
42l4 5a KALoPAA J.. Fd2 9y FFR ER
i We FAVE A FINE LIST OF FURNISHED
! downtow? resIde3ces; also small houses.
! We 2lS0 have some yerv desirable suburban
hoaos, sttractiyely, tqrn ste1, TO- lease
! bo n!osssed t. place rental guide and car at
| you, Cl-00r7l-
! DTXIF FE,rTv COMPANY.
Rental Spec cialrst5
| Ne~H"nt Ave At L s. NAtio1-' $3.50
/ rFAUTrFUr, DETACHED RESIDENCE OFF
| 1Eth s. ex-cr6od- about =" miles from
! WHlta Hous7 Houte Is cd'7oHnt to main
/ Hi=hway. close to proposed new pa road.
! & rms J ba'N extra separote sNcver rn7 ,
! oil burner, Frio oidaire studio living roor',
| he7utifrl'v fUrritNpH. attractive GROUNDS
fSSttuny arra2.ss for
or%1z RFaIfy -, National $3.50. s:h-
! do. Potomac ?T19.
| 1to1 IHCPAHAN ST W-CONVrN-
! lent - 10th st.-b"s or 18th 81 c7- line;
/ tee'r7"le rms hath mcderr rom tort
| e|,v furri- he'd hui't-tn e7-ae@ VIII acce7t
TectIl I1GT 11w hI IL t99nt IN
| So" Sunday end evenings, pC:o~ &c
! GCC0 SEIrCTION or EJPN HOvSFS
| Ar.SS UNrTTr>-errrT, riC-TSEs
! P0Bt7T /. NcEFFVFR CO. MA. $50
I FUR1rSEFD HOUSES At SECTIONS
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU. INC
1Sth NhttoroISS-S
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.InI G ST ST-.2 NICELY TIRNIHNEl

TWO ROOMS AND heated PORCH
Kitchen end garage. enplcyed Couplo pre-
fnrred Adams 3ItA-w
142G NEWTON ST - rooms. kitchen
bath; aI coTyenienCes. 3f1H Morrison s.,
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PRICED 10 RENT

CHOICE DOWNTOWN APTS.
2-R. APT $40. r. $50. r. SIS.
Modrrn elev. blds marble bath; fur
nlsned - extra l424 K 81. nv. MA 5437,
knON ApI SSQ0Q
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HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFURNIsHED

3I29 CLAIMING N. E-5-ROOM BUNGA-
'o'~. furnished o. unfinished; m il ga
-; rice ne'rhborhood. reasonable AT
lart.c l73S-W or II :il@9-J.
PTTH AND BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED DE-
tached house IN rooms ! baths servant s
snd chaufcur's c1''tars and dou5le Fa.a, e;
,cf "a ~ o "sJ fc.Fve sec 3 e
.Etn 1G b NV Fh1Ne CE. 3ngi
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$3.50 WK NEW. PRIVATE. RM. KIT,
b: gos cleo plenty heat end hot water;
near Soldiers Home cars. 6l9 OTIS pl
STUDIO CHERRY. COZY TOP FL ] n.
7. b, s'eop din norcheS. 2 ryDoS.: a''rac..
i,, N acnlate nnIel- Z h ~ adnltS lhA2 Q. :
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE: ?: G, $500 MORRISON sT:
aSaera Ss g. seffsfa fkEN NS sS bath garage
a:ss. 1sa$ ooLHMBIA % RPlG h.ISo' ROOMS asoo AND
and Que, wis ave. and S5fd--6 T.. b.. elec
Woodward c1 f'5rEs' bids Saiionsl Sfs oaaf
ROOMS Bath H-WH W. fru s-cAF oesisd GA
at 1909 Leland st: Chevy Chase, Md. Phone
Wisconsin 2513-W.
NEAR NEW EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL,
rooms. baths. 3 finished sun porches
or TWO ames s45 pe or
and owner will furnish coal. 1s45 st. Sc
FoxALI.-s ROOMS Q BATHS, DOUBLE
pG5ehes ns sun I'd deGs nspest ea
'0f Key u wAVERtY iIHS " FTA'YLoR q INC
c2I BRYANT NE-6 ROOMS AND BATH.
oWNER. c%HsEa tSrstt soa 10th S"saD st Sc e ie'
CoLORED-NEW DUPLEX BUNGALOW OF
rooms pantry. gorches. large lot excel
sa f2nmgRY ssa sf1h Ss S Rsf Rsnsr RGnsa Nd
coLoRED-737 End ST Nw.-,s3boo; 8
neafi FSSmS cali ahp ma. Ra'a as4s sA'eiiens
1913 10th ST: N.W;,DEr; BRICK REs!- sEs
DIXIE REALTY Co National $3.50. Sun
day. Potomac 27l2.
1915 QUEEN ST, Me- ROOMS. BATH,
ga Paraee Rea refined Section a $50 NE. 1859
a4 kEEFFR Poi NW FEAR RaSse aA
TedecoTated, $3.50 Columbia 1854
b4eakas baa NEwr@a sT ncased sepns
hot Wafer Poreh one bocE from b
graded school and junior high within three
1a4 E ST. s.E-sEVEN LARGE, Rooms,
ha na
| Ma 9724. Near library.
| 1877 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.--sIX
large rooms and bath newly papered and
painted Near Captol Modern. MA. 9724.
closet upper porch. sarase, NV h.; eisG,'
refrigerator near 3ehools and markets. GE
ii rooms and bath. h.-wh.. gas, cleo. front
norch:, rant reduced to $50. DIR , 4,
HENRY Y.cR ING G,vI io1" a6 Eye 70 St nv" Phone Ma
Ioll 4th, ST. sE.-3 RMS. FRONT AMP
cAUK1N. / Thomas Circle. MA 91a5.
10 y CAPF}IToL sr-l5S29 STORE q E. g
tion, SIS for both At o@67
! GOI ROCK OR. Oh RID. N.W--5 ROOMS
/ kitchen, bath; partly furnished ii desired'
| ,.o,ou, liz ~, ~ FTeEET NE Contain,
m N9"er4 tm9b9r{h bn,h 6tSS f%f fTco5ef porehs
! oil burner electricity and bunt-in Earage
/ Ncwly redecogated thrc' shout key a. llli
SIS nr
B. F. SAUL CO.
9c5 18th St. NV. MA. 200.
NE. 90 18Th ST ROOMS AMI, FINE
condition basement, hack p0rcnfs long yatd,
| e2Iage, So pc mo. Phone LlnColn 91G-J.
t-RoGM ANn BATH sLETP5NG PoRCH5
| Md SCI oWNEr 81 II he sth Prec:nct.--
| :"u9 3Sth ST NV WEST OF WISCONSIN
! ave rms. - bed rms), - baths
| screened porch. yacart Ss5 DIXIE REALTY
20. NAtioral $3.50. Sunday, Potomac - >.
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1913 3 ST Sc ENTIRE FLOOR &
room, hall ana ba'n. heat furnished;
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$50" CONN AVE. Nw-6 ROOMS
and hath. .............-...0.. $50 90
"4'i North Cap tcl st rooms ana
bats. ,"-csT Brick sarsee ..".,..,. $500
COO Roxho-o ri. n.w.-6 rooms ana
bath, garage .......... $3.50
334 st. NV rooms and bath 42 so
hath. oil burner electric refrig-
Grafton. gsrage ....... 1900
122 Massachusetts ave nw.-5
rooms ana tath. electricity -. 5000
bath. h.-w.h =. ..'D..'D,.1.'.". $3.50
EDWARD d. COLEMAN.
0l9 N Y Ave NV Ma 1852
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aPARTNIENTs- rRSIsHEp=

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW APT. = ROCSf5
and rcl9Sad heated porch, bath rtaSona1ICi
= PARK ave Takoma Park, Nd. SH. 33.6'
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SALE-MOTOR CYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON motor cycle CONNER
cial side car; perfect condition Apply 2o5
Sheridan st. NV. or call GE. 4196.
1929 INDIAN "a" tandem sneedometer,
etc; running condition; S2S. "Jira,' 306
9 Ut, NV, Sunday.
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Ope3 hooe J,Iinoi- S h,y svo,H+ Iarge rms
CO., > beths; 1919 str St. rms; 4513
Jliro'g ave, q I'M: 3G13 10Th. rms:
500 Fmn~son, det, 6 rms; Sf5 I'd. Others.
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23z5 WYOMING AVE. MY.
Large detached brick home
containing twelve rooms. six
baths. oil burner, double garage.
beautifully Handicapped. Inspect
by appointment only. Rent rea-
sonable.
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CHEVY CHASE. n. c.

3so5 Farawha st-0et b-'cE hone. 4
b7d r. 2 baths. raid's r batN. library
with sYatory, b.-i. garage, auto heat verv
reasonable.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISWEnL

A CAR AND GGfDE FREE.
FUN and Unfurn. Apts Houses and Rooms.
DIST kICT RENTAL BUREAU. 4
DIT 18th St. NV. Room BOG MA. S717.
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PETWORTH- -OPFN-t613 GA. AVE. SEMI
fet, rms. Frigidaire. fireplace. GARAGE;
convenient rei0hborhood: reduced GE l22
2I2a wAPDFR ST. NW.-3-sToPY ERICK.
ron7ns. bath, 2 porches; euitable famt-
le- 20 kitcNersl: omen. hDar7s 057t.
1891 +. l. AVE. NW.-S r. B. Ell, G s75.
1Caio c et. re y. r. e.. G, S32 so.
100 Pork St. .Rockvlla-T r, b.. el. $50.
d1'' New on F, - AIt-rN' '' * ei' 80
600 " ~ wv Ma 1853 Pes WI 1909.
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1sG. p ST-SE~ONr) floor OF InFITCz TT
FL T1UPc7- Gree : BATH
kitrhen. sleeping porci. newly d~-ora cd
well fur frsnlaCes reaTon7b'r DE 054
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GfoI2 I4th ST. NE. NEAR MARYLAND
eve 4 r and b. ami; good condition;
S3n. 80. lincoln 1313: Atlantic 0474
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few weeks with friends and relatives
in this vicinity.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hermerding were entertained at their
home Sunday evening. Whist was
played at three tables. Those present
were Mr.. and mrs. William Otto am;
family, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. RaddaIz
and son, Ivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Luke, Mr.. and Mrs. G. v. Peterson
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Otto and family
and relatives of the Hermerding :
from Renv;lle.
Mrs. L. H. Raddatz visited at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. Hugo Mattke
at Morgan Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Becker and sons, Cliff
ford and Harold and Miss Alvina
Hesse were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Becker at Morgan Wednes-
day evening.
Frank Steffl and Lester Becker
who were at Detroit Lakes last week
returned Thursday.
A. L. Dugas, Gustav Backer and O.
II. Radatz accompanied j. p. Kagel
to the county seat Monday where they
attended the meeting of the tax re-
duction league.
Miss Alice Wilson spent a few
hours at the w. T. Wilcox home at
Redwot 4 Falls Sunday evening.
John Gilmore and Miss Toy Wangen
of Redwood Falls and Mr.. and Mrs. V.
C. Hopfenspirger were guests at the
Lester Becker home Thursday eve
ming.
Members of the Lutheran choir and
their families were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. August Reetz Friday evening.
After an hour of practice cards were
played. Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
B. H. Wohlford and Harold Becker
for high score. Mrs. Anna Becker
and Clifford Becker were awarded the
prizes for low score.
Mrs. j. F. Steffl and son, Raymond
and Donna Marie Steffl were guests
of Mrs. Steffrs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hartneck at Sleepy Eye Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Wohl-
ford and children, Veronica and Glenn
were dinner guests at the Fred Kla-
bundle home in Shutdown Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Arndt and
son of Redwood Falls and Miss Alvina
Hesse were Friday evening dinner
guests at the Lester Becker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffman and
family of Morgan were entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Neu-
decker Friday afternoon.
j. c. Hanson of near Morgan was
a dinner guest at the o. H. Radatz
home Tuesday.
Members of the Aid association met
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ISee by The Gazette

Emil Heimermeister of Morgan was
a business caller here Tuesday.
Leon Land of Seaforth was bust
ness caller here Friday.
Mrs. A. B. Anderson of Belview was
here on business Friday.
DIR. w. A. Brand and Donald Tiff
any were Mankato visitors Monday.
Mrs. Mary Ward left Monday for
McConnellsville, Ohio called there by
the accidental death of her nephew.
Eight members of Boy Scout Troop
Number IA braved the inclement
weather Saturday and went for hike
directed by E. A. Johnson, new
scoutraaster who takes the place OF
Richard Cook who resigned recently.
Miss Mabel Mccoy motored to her
home at Campbell to spend the week
end. She was accompanied by Miss
Elizabeth Johnson who visited at her
home at Herman,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-03-23

Northern States Power company was
present at the meeting. His object
was to inform the council that tree
trimming crew would be here soon
and would like to have the council re-
presented while certain trees which
inter erred VII the transmission
line were tr mined.
Mrs. August G.. Raddatz and Mrs.
Arthur Richter mo eored to Springfield
Wednesday afternoon where they at
tended to business matters and also
visited at the 1. E. Bunne.l and Al
bert Potter homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Southwood of
Des MONIES, Iowa, came Thursday to
visit Mrs. Southwood's father, Mr..
Scarborough, who has been confined to
his bed on account of serious illness.
Mr.. Scarborough is making his home
at present with his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Glenn
ents.
Friends of G. V. Peterson surprised
him Monday evening at the Peterson
home complimenting his birthday an
niversary which was Sunday. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand
Bloedow. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kla-
bundle, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klabunde
and Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN H.. Wohl-
ford and son, Glen.
English Lenten services at the
Clements Lutheran church will be
held tonight at 7:30.
Sheriff L. j. Kise was a business
visitor here Thursday afternoon.
Guests complimenting Herbert Rad
datz Thursday evening at the home
of his mother. Mrs. Ida Raddatz,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Raddatz
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Klause and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Adams and son, Jack Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Adams and son
and Mrs. Ida Raddatz and son, Her
bert, were dinner guests at the Aug
ust c. Raddatz home Sunday evening.
Jacob Sahli who was employed by
the Ed. Barr Drainage company at
the time the dredges were in opera
ton in this vicinity called on friends
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schons and son
were guests at the Joseph Schons
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Ida Raddatz and Mrs. Jack
Adams accompanied Mrs. A. C. Rad
datz to Springfield Monday afternoon
to attend to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schons and son
were business visitors at New Ulm
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Raddatz and
son, Ivan and Herbert Raddatz at
tened an I. G. A. meeting which was
held at the Ramsey hotel at Redwood
Falls Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Thomas Of Wabasso
was a social caller at the home OF
Mrs. William Otto Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Adams and son
John. of Milwaukee. are spending 9
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Seaforth, March 20-Mr. and Mrs.
John Sorenson were business visitors
in Redwood Falls Wednesday and Fri
day.
George Trot and James Goudy
were business visitors at Wabasso
Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Dahl shopped in Redwood
Falls Friday and was accompanied
home by a group of high school stud
ents from Seaforth.
Lenten services will be conducted
at the Presbyterian church here by
Rev. Alexander Friday evening,
March 81.
Friends and neighbors surprised
Henry Bernardy Wednesday in honor
of his birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dahlman NOV
ed to Lucan last week.
Mrs. P. A. Palmer shopped in Red
wood Falls Friday.
Lester Troske was a business visit
or in the Twin Cities the first OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Fuhr were visit
ors at the Everett Mann home at
North Redwood Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis and little
SON of Pipestone were Sunday guests
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Davis.
Verna Dahl spent the weekend with
Mavis Reynolds at Redwood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Woelfel were
Friday visitors at Redwood Falls.
Neighbors and friends called at the
G. H. Johnson home Tuesday evening
to celebrate the birthday anniversary
of Mrs. johnson.