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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-12-26
TARRANT WILL DRILL
DEVILS BASIN FIELD

ROUNDUP-New development of the Devils Basin oil field
including deep penetrate al possible producing horizons
promised by e. johnson Of
Billings prominent Montana oil operators who on Tuesday closed
deal to approximately 5000 in the BASIN The
acreage acquired been held by the Lincoln Oil Co., local
company Mars Roundup attorney through whose eff
forts the present contract negotiated
contnued Pages our
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Kevin-Sunburst Has 65
New Wells During 1886

Sixty oil wells n
OF
o S1,873558.
producing oil
Daily production under buyers proraon 5000 barrels
Evening star., 1936-11-06

bouquet Of pink rosebuds, and by Mrs.
Doe, mother Of the bridegroom, who
was attired in black lace and wore q
shoulder cluster of yellow rosebuds.
Soon afterward Mr.. Doe and his
bride left on wedding trip, which
viii take them through the Tdewater
section Of Virginia, the Eastern Shore
Of Maryland. thence to New Jersey
and New York. Mrs. Does travelling
costume was a brown velvet dress,
brown coat with dyed squirrel COL
lar, and her accessories matched her
costume.
They will reside at 2501 Eleventh
street north. Lyon Park, Va.
The bride Is Q graduate of Wash
ington-Lee High School, and attended
Fredericksburg State Teachers Col
lege. The bridegroom also graduated
from Washington-Lee High and is now
. student at George Washington Uni
versity. majoring in civil engineering.
He is employed by the engineering de-
partment Of Arlington County.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Fisher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Burgee, Miss Edith Chill
coat and Mr.. T. r. Monroe, all Of Bal
timore: Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harrison
Of Falls Church, Va: Mrs. Clarence
Higgins Of Vienna, Nd; Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Motter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter E. Doe, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e.
Frankhouser, all Of Washington.
Evening star., 1936-11-06

n ISS MIRIAM r. LEVIN.
M daughter of Mrs. Ruhe Le-
v Vim OF Allentown, Pa, and
4 4 Mr.. John Leroy Gaines Of
Warrenton, Va, son of Mrs. John 8.
Gaines and the late Mr.. Gaines Of
Warrenton, were married this morn
ing at the home of the brides moth
er at 1880 o'clock. The Rev. w. @.
Schaeffer performed the ceremony.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her uncle, Mr.. Ruhe Of Al
lentown, wore the wedding gown Of
the bridegroom's mother, Of ivory MORE
with a short train and tight fitting
bodice trimmed with antique lace.
Her tulle veil was fastened to a lace
cap with gardenias. The bride car
ried a prayer book.
Miss Mildred F. Gaines, sister Of
the bridegroom, was the maid Of
honor. Her gown was a period model
Of burgundy velvet, with a turban to
match and short veil. She carried
an old-fashioned bouquet of POM
poms and talisman roses.
Mr.. A. Ludlow Clark Of New York
City was the best man.
A breakfast followed the ceremony.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Gaines left on q
wedding trip, the latter wearing a
hunters green suit trimmed with
beaver and a cluster Of white orchids.
They will make their home in War
renton.
The bride attended Hannah Moore
Evening star., 1936-11-06
Residential
Washington
SOcialNOtes
MIR. and Mrs. Preston
Sail for Cruise
to Jamaica.

4 KR. AND MRS. JOHN McAFEE
Nu PRESTON sailed yesterday
v from New York on the Co.
lumbia for Kingston, ia
maica, on their wedding trip. Mrs.
Preston was before her marriage Sat-
urday Miss Mary Dwight, daughter of
Mrs. John Henry Dwight.
Mr.. Floyd E. Dotson, chief clerk of
the Department of the Interior, has
returned from q visit with relatives
In his former home in West Virginia.
Mr.. Dotson was accompanied by Mr.
J. r. Wannan Of the secretary's
ONCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman,
who have been at the Shoreham since
their return in the early Autumn,
again are In their home at 1901
Twenty-fourth street for the Winter
DR.. and Mrs. Gerrit S. Miller have
issued invitations for q tea this after
noon in their residence on Adams
Mill road.
Mrs. Mary E. May and her daugh-
ter Mrs. G. Gordon Bailey, will have
as their guests Mrs. Mays son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Chan
ming Streshby Of California. Mr..
Streshby Is the superintendent of
finance Of the city post Office in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Lewis of
New York City are at the Shoreham
while in the Capital for a weeks
visit.
Miss Thelma ]. Lisenber Of Ala
media, Calf, is at the Martinique.
Mrs. Francis F. Prentiss Of Cleve-
land Is at the Shoreham while await
ing the arrival Of Mrs. John F. JET
ferson, who is coming by plane from
her home in Santa Barbara.
Miss Nancy c. Whitley Of London,
England, is spending a brief time at
the Dodge. Others from London at
the Dodge are Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Earquharson.
Mrs. Walter G. Horton Of Brook
line, Mass. is at the Martinique for
. short stay.
Mrs. Cora Jane Mesta has come to
Washington from Pittsburgh and Is
at the Shoreham for several days.
Miss Dana Snyder Of Atlanta, Ga,
Is stopping at the Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. D. Frisby OF Sad
die River. N. j., are at the Martinique
for q few days.
Evening star., 1936-11-06
Zonta Club to Give
Radio Tea Tomorrow

The Washington Zonta Club will
give a radio tea at the Mayflower
Hotel Monday afternoon, from 4:30 to
6 o'clock, in celebration Of the 18th
birthday anniversary Of zonta Inter-
national.
Many distinguished Zontians will be
heard over q Nationwide hook-up
among them the Hon. Agnes Macphail
Of Ottawa, first woman member of the
Canadian Parliament; and q member
Of the State Legislature of Massachu-
sets, Mrs. Mary Livermore Barrows Of
Boston. who will be introduced by Miss
Dora Neun, president of Zonta Inter-
national, speaking from Radio City,
New York.
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Mrs. w. F. O'Donnell
Hostess at Luncheon
At Army.Navy Club

MRS. WILLIAM FRANCIS O'DON-
A'A NELL entertained at luncheon
Wednesday at the Army and Navy
Country Club, when her guests in
cluded: Sonora de Recinos. wife Of
the Minister of Guatemala; Nine. Ra-
jamaitra, wife of the Minister Of
Siam; Sonora de Castro, wife Of the
Minister of Ell Salvador; Sonora de
Pastoriza, wife of the Minister Of San
Domingo; Sonora de Bayle. wife Of
the Charge d'Affaires Of Nicaragua;
Sonora de Campbell, wife of the COM
mercial attache of the Chilean En-.
bassy; Nine. Arcaya, wife of the for
mer Minister of Venezuela; Mrs. s.
Abbott Maginnis, wife of our former
Minister to Bolivia; Mrs. New
ton Brewer, Mrs. Jose Lewis, Mrs.
Lewis Schapiro, Mrs. ]. H. Watts, Mrs.
Frank X. Govern. Mrs. James Cahill.
Mrs. Vincent Burke. Mrs. F. X. CAL
lahan, Mrs. James Costello, Mrs.
jerome Crowley. Mrs. Thomas r.
Crowley, Mrs William Curtain, Mrs.
George Dewey, Mrs. Anthony j. Di-
mond, Mrs. A. P. Drury, Mrs. Paul
Drury, Miss Jane Fahy, Mrs. Charles
Fahy, Miss Mary Graham, Mrs. Will
liam P. Herbst, Mrs. Don S. Knowl-
ton, Mrs. Charles Lally, Mrs. Will
liam Lally, Miss Margaret Lane. Mrs.
Casimir Leibell, Mrs. Thomas F. Lowe.
Mrs. John ]. Lynch, Mrs. Matthias
Mahorner, jr.; Mrs. Thomas ]. Man.
gan, jr.; Mrs. James Cd. Moran,
Mrs. Joseph j. Mundell, Mrs. ]. L.
B. Murray, Mrs. Charles McEnerney,
Mrs. Howard Newton. Mrs. L. B. Nor
ris, Mrs. william ]. Stanton, Mrs.
Frederick Stohlman, Mrs. Phillip
Twoomey, Mrs. Francis r. Weller, Mrs
Francis r. Weller. jr, and Mrs. Will
liam N. Woodbridge.
Evening star., 1936-11-06

Mrs. J. Leighton Cornwell, brother
in-law and sister Of the bride, Of
Washington. The marriage took place
at the Methodist parsonage Of New
Cumberland.
Mrs. Mcfarland Is the daughter Of
the late State Senator Robert White
and Mrs. White Of Romney. She Is
q graduate Of West Virginia UNI
versity and q member Of Pi Beta Phi
Sorority.
DR.. Mcfarland Is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Mcfarland Of Keyser.
w. Va. He Is interning at Braddock
Evening star., 1936-11-06

General Hospital in Braddock. Pa.
He Is a graduate Of West Virginia Uni.
versity and Richmond Medical Col
lege. member of Phi Kappa Psi
Fraternity and Phi Beta Pi Medical
Fraternity
After February / DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Farland will be at home In Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Evening star., 1936-11-06

The supply Of almonds Is so short
in Britain that . manufacturer has
announced o substitute.
Evening star., 1936-11-06
Plan Larger Output.

British automobile manufacturers
are preparing for a much larger out
put next year.
Evening star., 1936-11-06

Miss Anstine Bride
OF Mr.. Frederick Doe.
A prettily arranged home wedding
took place last evening at 9 o'clock
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
mond N. Anstine, on North Wakefield
street, Livingston Heights, Va. when
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Camille
Anstine, was married to Mr.. Fred
erick Henry Doe, jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Henry Doe, ST., Of
North Pollard street. Cherrydale, Va.
The ceremony was performed by
the brides grandfather, Rev. D. w.
Anstine. pastor Of the Friendship
Methodist Church in Friendship. Nd,
before an improvised altar Of palms
and tall baskets Of many -colored
chrysanthemums. Tall tapers ar
ranged throughout the room shed .
soft glow over the scene.
The bride wore a gown Of rust-color
velvet, made princess fitting, with Q
high neckline and long sleeves. She
carried an arm bouquet of gorgeous
white chrysanthemums. A reception
followed, when the couple was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Anstine,
mother of the bride, who was dressed
in black velvet and wore corsage
Evening star., 1936-11-06
Miss Roberta White
Wed to DR.. Mcfarland,

The marriage Of Miss Roberta White
OF Romney, Va. to DR.. William Frank
lin Mcfarland, which took place in
New Cumberland, w. Va, June 10.
was announced this week by MIR. and
Evening star., 1936-11-06
Marriages ofRecent Date
Miss Levin and Mr.. Gaines Married
This Morning in Allentown.

Academy and the University Of Cali
fornia. Mr.. Gaines is the grandson
Of Judge William H. Gaines of War
renton. He attended Stuyvesant
School in Warrenton and the Gaines
vile Military Academy, Georgia.
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Committees Named for
Athletic Club Tulip Ball

Committee members for the In
dianapolis Athletic Clubs annual
tulip time ball, which is to be held
April II, have been announced by
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus,
host and hostess committee CO.
chairmen.
Members are Messrs. and Mes
danes Earl B. Barnes, August
G. Bohlen, Edward j. coleman, Alan
w. Boyd, Charles H. Bradley. Ray
mond D. Brown, jeremiah L. Ca
dick, A. E. Dorsey, Robert Frost
Daggett, I. G. DeHaven, T. Lorin
Driscoll, Ralph H. Edgerton, C. F.
Eveleigh, Irwin A. Fendrick, Paul o.
Terrell, E. E. Gates Jr.. William c.
Griffith, Arch v. Grossrnan, Joseph
L. Hanna, Samuel r. Harrell, D. j.
Hawkins, Rex A. Hayes.
Ralph G.. Ittenbach, John T.
Jameson, Sylvester johnson, r. "
Law, w. l. Longsworth, John j.
Madden Jr., Norman Metzger, Fred
erick D. Norris. Emmett G. Ralston,
Robert B. Rhoads, Frank B. Shields,
William B. Stokely Jr., Herbert w.
Todd, w. H. Wemmer.
Others include Messrs and Mes
danes Albert j. Beveridge Jr., Paul
c. Cullom, Otto w. Eisenlohr, Rus
sell Fortune Jr., Charles A. Great
house Jr., George F. Hilgemeier, Dill
Ion r. Huber, Robert E. Kirby, Will
liam H. Krieg, Jess c. Pritchett Jr.
w. jim Roberts, David L. Stone Jr.
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Chi1d1ren's
Lists Aids
Mrs. c. Willis Adams Jr.,
Eunice Dissette
Are Named.

Mrs. George Fotheringham, chair
man of the Children's Theater mu-
steal revue, Stop Lookl and
Listen" to be presented April 4
and IL at the Playhouse. 1847 N
Alabama-st, has appointed Mrs. C.
Willis Adams Jr. and Miss Etlnice
Disette as stage managers.
Mrs. Irwin Cummings is scene de-
signer. Costumes are being planned
by Miss Brownie Miskimen, Mrs
Harold Trusler, Miss Laura Miller
and Mrs. Volney Brown
The revue is to present characters
appealing to children, taken from
comic sheets and children's classics.
Minnie and Mickey Mouse are to
be portrayed by Peggy Polling and
Carl Lieber Jr.
One of the scenes is 1.-THE Boy
Policeman" written for young In
dianapolis boys The entire revue
script has been written by local per-
sons.
Among those who are to appear
in the production are Billy Shirley
Dorothy Ann and Dickie PIERCE,
Mary Elizabeth Karstadt Jr, Peggy
Trusler and Moyra Saxton.
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E. VENTS

SORORITIES
Phi Burton Scheib and Mrs
Brna r. Smith, hostesses.
Laicos Arones Wed Mrs. Eldebrand
Arbor Vitae
Lambda Tonight Miss nnois-st
Las Amigos Club tonight. Miss Thema N
Capitol City Circle
Hail. 322 E. New York-st. Walter James, Music and
cards
Auxiliary 25 each Wed
1902 E. Westinghouse Bingo
Executive committee Maj Robert Corps
A. Wed Fort Friendly, Iinoss Cards Committee
Mesdames Caabell Bottorf, Foster
yelling Hoffmeyer
Capitol Club
Westinghouse Bngo
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School to
Entertain
at Dinner
Orchard Parents, Guests
to Hear Ohio State
Speaker.

Orchard School parents have ar
ranged real party for the first din
ner to be held in the schools new
playhouse tonight, inviting many OF
their friends as guests.
Wilford M. akin, Ohio State Uni
versity, guest speaker, is expected
to bring Mrs. Akin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Lilly and Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Burns, early patrons
of the school, are to be among the
guests, who are to include DR.. and
Mrs. Dudley Pfaff. Dr. and Mrs.
James Collins, DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Gastineau, DR.. and Mrs. George
Garceau, Mrs. Frank Black, Oscar
Frenzil Jr. and Mrs. Kate Miner
Rabb.
Others are to be MessrS and Mes
danes Charles Rose. Julian Bobbs,
Evans Woollen Jr, James Frenzel,
John Collett. John Eaglesfield. John
JOSS, Charles Stevens, Charles Reid,
Weber Donaldson, Charles Wilson,
Sidney Miller, Maynard Halverson.
Donald Mattison, Harry tombstone
and Ian Joyce.
Reservations have been made for
1870.
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George S. Ziegler; James F. Barton,
Donald F. Silver, Henry E. Todd.
Glenn F. Warren, Capt and Mrs.
G. H. Calais, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. E,
j. Carr, Major and Mrs. William H.
Craig, Capt and Mrs. Lee v. Harris,
Col. and Mrs T. L. Sherburre, Adjt
Gen. and Mrs. E. F. Straub, Col. and
Mrs. w. G. VonKessler.
Included on the bachelors COM
mittee are Messrs. Frank E. Samuel,
Ben r. Turner Jr, w. F.. Souder,
Thomas F. Ruckelshaus, Louis Rain
Ter, r. A. Efroymson, Nathan Davis,
James R. Chase, Kelvin D. Brosnan,
r. Stewart Bailey Jr., William Cole
man Atkins, Robert M. Armstrong,
Henry SEVERN, James S. Rogan and
Alfred M. Ogle.
The party is to be supper dance
for members and guests. Dancing is
to start at 10, and supper is to be
served until midnight. Women
guests are to receive favors. Tulip
blossoms and other spring flowers
are to transform the fourth floor OF
the club into formal garden set
ting. Music is to be by Louis Loves
orchestra.
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jacket. There are four of them for
good measure and they all work on
the principle of free wheeling!
Don't miss the high style fea-
lures of the two buckled belt d.
the extremely deep cut lapels
the tubular navy blue nubbed wool
skirt with its upper closing
and the navy ascot which tucks
neatly under proud chin.
A WOMAN of discretion will Sc
L n lect this outfit from a local
shop and wear it with a flair. 1t
has distinction. It's not just another
fashion Ford.
And she won't have to melt down
the silver service to buy it, for sur
prisingly enough it is on the lower
economy spending level.
The hat of navy balibuntl is as
cockey as the weather with it's up
turned brim and bow of green. The
navy calf bag brags of its perky
rows of bows in quite a well-bred
way.
No kicks registered on the navy
gabardine square-toed shoes which
are the foundation for the entire
ensemble.
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Mrs. Hodges
Is to Speak

Mrs. Curtis Hodges, guest speaker
at the Women's Federation of the
First Evangelical Church, which is to
hold a guest day meeting tomorrow
at the home of Mrs. Charles l..
Hartmann, 5040 Pleasant -pkwy,
is to talk on Communism and the
Church of Today"
The program Is to include songs
by Mrs. F. A. Graham, accompanied
by Mrs. Harriet Burtch. Mrs. H.
w. Leaman is to outline missionary
current events and Mrs. r. H. Muel-
Ter is to lead devotions.
Mrs. Harry w. Krause, president,
is to direct the meeting. Assistant
hostesses are to include Mesdames
George Stettler, Guy Riggs, Ernest
Hinchman, Frank Norkus and Laura
Magenheimer.
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Club Plans
April Work

The Welfare Clubs annual pre-
Easter visit to the Marion County
Inf1rmary is on its April program
of activity. Club members are to
take magazines, CONNECTIONS and
Easter eggs to the infirmary on
April 8.
Mrs. o. A. Hobbs, Bridgeport,
is to be hostess for the monthly
luncheon and business meeting
April 13.
The annual spring benefit card
party is to be arranged for Wednes-
day, April Is, in l.. S. AyreS e. Co.
auditorium.
On April 16, residents of the In
dianapolis Home for Aged Women
are to be entertained by program
arranged by Mrs. o. F. Shattuck,
chairman.
The clubs activities are made
possible by proceeds of its spring
and fall card parties, and in addi-
ton to entertainment the organiza-
ton provides food, clothing, rent
and disqualification for aged women.
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with most young people it seemed
to be that. But if Clyde Sabin hao
such good job, it couldn't be
money. She wondered what was de-
laying the wedding plans, but she
didn't want to seem curious or ask
questions.
SO she turned to another subject
There's something I've been want
ing to ask you, Harriet" she said
I'D like to move from the place
where I'm living. It's so dingy and
sort of rundown. Not very con-
venient, either. Of course, it's
cheap, and I was glad to find it
when I was working at Bergman's
but I can afford something better
now. I was wondering if you might
know of any place"
why, yes" Harriet said. Ell
help you look if you want me to
What sort of place do you want?
Something furnished, I suppose?"
Eyes. Just a room and a BATH
and maybe little place to do some
cooking when I feel like it. I know
I can't afford anything as nice a.
yours, but I want a room that's
clean, and it would be nice to have
little sunlight once in a while. &c
like to find something in this neigh.
borhood if I could. Most of the
studios seem to be near here. Oh
course, can't afford to pay lot"
Harriet nodded. "You ought to be
able to find something" she agreed
Before I found my place I think ]
looked at every room that was fol
rent within mile either way. Let's
see. ought to be able to remem-
Der.
CHE stopped suddenly. why
~ she exclaimed. II don't know
why I didn't think of it before. It's
yes, of course, it would be all
right"
What would be?"
Just this. Why don't you move
in with me? You see, I've been
trying to save some money lately
I've got to have some new clothes
when I'm married, some really nice
ones. Id be glad to have you come
In with me if you'd like to. 1t will
cut my rent in half, and be chea ,Jer
for you, too. I'm sure we'd get
along together"
But it wouldn't be fair for me
to pay only half the rent. You own
all the furniture.
That doesn't make any difference
I'd use the furniture anyhow
wouldn't I? No, it will have to be
$3.50. And it isn't as though we'd
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music and really amusing
remarked ne had chorus girls with
at that of them really pretty
MY son John in the chorus and had ask him the
the boy who was his girl could recognize these
beings who really locked very
We were all invited to to cabaret after the show
my day had been long enough did Sir Thomas his
spent two nights the
all glad home n beds
came back to New York this morning the
and read book for the Literary Guild
Mrs Schneider, Miss daughter together
at the Office
Miss Dorothy HILL to see some other
members
eatur Syndicate Incl
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ITO Be Continued
Jackets Contrast

Simple tailleurs sometimes are
shown with contrasting jackets by
Masgy Rouff. expressing another
thought that is strongly reflected in
the American market. This house
also shows many capes nodded at
the back. so the effect is slender,
and sometimes the cape is as long
as the dress.
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Chosen to Act
as Attendant

Miss Katherine A. Gerlach, bride
to-be, has chosen Mrs. Paul Pilking-
ton as her attendant for her mar
riage to William A. Marschke Jr
in Mckee Chapel, Tabernacle Pres
byterian Church, April Is. Mrs
Pilkington is Mr.. Marschke's sister
Leonard Marschke is to be his
brothers best man.
Mrs. Merrill Miller is to entertain
Miss Gerlach at prenuptial party
Saturday.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

BEGIN HERE TODAY
TOBY RYAN, 10, works behind the
Jewelry counter or a large Manhattan
department. store. She poses for pho
tograph>~to be used in a store adver-
tisement and MARTY HIATT, the pho
tographer, tells her she has camera
face"
Discharged from the store due to the
scheming of jealous MAURINE BALL,
Toby has difficulty finding another job
Then she meets Marty Hiatt and he
sends her TO BEN BLAKE, manager Of
model agency. Toby registers at the
agency, secures work as model.
At style show where she is model
ing she meets CAROL MARSH, rich and
snobbish. She also sees wealthy TIM
JAMESON who has been trying for
some time 10 persuade her to dine with
him. Impetuously she agrees.
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of the afternoon we drank orangeade and
waited for the ice in it to melt-that made
US feel we had squeezed out just little more as
we drank it.
The children were as good as gold, but finally
when they started in to draw pictures, found
myself going to sleep feeling that 1 had done
good days work. They got off the train and
skipped so fast almost ran down the platform
in my effort to keep up with them.
Sir Thomas and Lady Hohler, who are staying
at the White House, went with me to the "Hasty
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VI Y DA Y
By Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt

NEW YORK-Though my grandchildren and had I'M
eventfu trip to Washington it made me realize how
important it is for children be brought up by the young
We played parchesi read aloud and calculated the min
utes it took from New York Washington In the middle