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of the picture are allowed in the
vicinity of the great lady.
AS a result her pictures move
along with wraithlike celerity. Like
a goddess with only limited time
for an earthly visit, she comes pre-
pared for her appearances before the
camera as no other actor or actress
in Hollywood. When she steps on
set she knows her lines, her business
perfectly She needs no direction.
Her methods are the admiration
OF every one in picture business.
The are the dream OF every efficiency
expert come true. When the studio
spends a million dollars making a
Garbo picture it probably has OBJ
tanned the ultimate in million dol
lars worth Of production speed.
OTHER players like to work with
her. She is a great artist, capa-
BILE of inspiring the greatest dullard
around the set.
Her most recent picture which started
life under the title Madame WaleW-
ska" and will be released as Con-
quest has just been completed
There is an atmosphere around the
studios as if some great visitation
had just taken place. Some day
soon an obliging but no less aloof
Garbo will come down to the studio
for a day Of posing for portraits to
be used as publicity. The process
will move along as rapidly as all the
others with which the great one has
to do.
After it is over she will vanish again
to become Just name on the lips
of millions. out here a legendary fig
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OF several million dollars worth of
eye appeal. A wrinkle that came on
the M-GM lot looking for a chance
to settle under Greta Garbo's left eye
or a double chin sneaking around
the premises trying to find Joan
Crawford would have to fight Jack
Dawn first. The fairest of ladies
could find no more willy defender
than this Iauncelot. who began life
in Kentucky. once played movie cow
boys and probably will end up at the
gates of heaven asking st. Peter if
he'd like to look like Clark Gable
DaWn's Office, which is a place full
OF life and death masks and a place
where Dawn sits on the edge of the
desk while he talks with you, is one
Of the most interesting spots around
the studio. After you've seen few
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ure who may return again from her
ivory tower some day to write an
other chapter in HollyWood's oldest
story.
But if you can't see Garbo with
out staying around here nine years. !,
there is another interesting charac-
ter to be found on the M-G-M lot
whi is highly seeable. That's Jack
Dawn. You may never have heard
DaWns name. but you've seen his
handiwork in the face of Joan Craw-
ford, jeanette Macdonald, the late
Jean Harlow, Rosalind Russell, Gladys
George and host Of lovely ladies
like that. Of there is such a thing
as host of such lovely ladies.)
Dawn Is the nervous genius In
charge of the makeup department.
That makes him sort Of custodian
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eighth grade. When he does not
want to be Lincoln, Dawn dons an
other mask and becomes an ancient
Chinese philosopher or anything else
he feels like being at a given moment.
1t is by this kind of constant ex-
perimenting that he can make Jean
cite Macdonald = lovely old lady, as
in "Maytime," or show Joan Craw-
ford Gf she wanted to know lust
what she will look like at the age
Of 70.
Two OF the more interesting pic
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samples OF his work in photographs
and plastic materials you realize that
it would take him about 20 minutes
to make Gene Ford look like Ray
Bell and vice versa.
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"Sculptured makeup" Is the type
he goes in for. 1t involves the use
OF plastic material the ingredients
Of which are known only to Mother
Nature and Dawn. It was used on
great scale for the first time in
THE Good Earth" making Luise
Rainer, Paul NUM- and others of the
cast look so much like Chinese that
the extras spoke to the principals In
the formers native tongues. (And
got no answers in spite Of Dawn's
realism.) Dawn was responsible. too,
for the makeup OF Sam Jaffe as
the Grand Lama in Lost Horizon" I"
He regards that task OF making
Jaffe look hundreds of years old, yet
still reasonably human, as one Of
his greatest accomplishments.
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lures In DaWn's top drawer (the one
to the right If you ever go looking
for them) show how he never really
leaves his work behind They are
SEQ CApNGnnX naaa q q !
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Many a Yarn Is Woven
About GarbO's AlOOfness
Mr. Carmody Finds the Legend of the Blond
Star Favorite Table-Talk Topic in
All Hollywood.
BY JAY CARMODY,

19The legend these
a who o a
II of
tell
veteran of MGMs staff Kesng
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A T PRESENT Dawn is working on
a Lincoln mask He has photo
graphs OF himself wearing the un-
finished product which are so real
lstic they recall to mind those por-
tions OF the Gettysburg address that
you haven't remembered since the
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BAD MEN OF BRlMsToNE
RoSAlIE

A giant romantic musical extravaganza
from one Of Ziegfeld's most famous
productions with more stars than
you can count, headed by Eleanor
Powell and Nelson Eddy.
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IDIOTS DELIGHT

Norma Shearer in the Pulitzer Prize
play that scored a countrywide sue
cess. A dramatic story Of intrigue
spiced with fun and romance. Miss
Sbedrer will also be starred in MARIE
ANro1NErrE."
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DANCING.
MAE DAWSON

MAE DAVISON
Teach you to dance in . few private or
class lessons. Ballroom classes Tuesday
and Thurxday. pm. TAD, health 1929
M st. NV. Nat. 334I.
"a School With National Reputation
tOver 10000 pupils in U. S.
Don artini Studios
Those Dho dance interesttnoly nepey need
Uorry about their popularity.
woItz, toxtrot, toneo. rumbo, top.
Ten Patient Talented Teachers
BEGINNERS Advanced: Private Lessons
Air-Conditioned! Low Rates!
1911 II St. NV. Nat. 1857
DON Martini conducts this branch"
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The GIRL OF The
GOLDEN WEST

= with goIden.volced Jeanette Nae.
Donald singing Romberg music. This
picture promises an even greater tn.
umph for the talented star Of s'Firehy'
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TEST PILOT

A grand love story against the exciting
background Of spectacular air races,
and stunts in the clouds. It's loaded
with laughs and packed with punches.
CLARK Gable, Spencer Trae, andbigeast.
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(See CARMODY, Page C-6)
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SWING FEVER

Allan Jones, Judy Garland and Billie
Burke combine their talents to bring
you tender romance, glorious melodies
and vivid excitement. Its great shoA
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THE LAST CANCSTER

Edward G. Robinson in a roaring tur.
bulent melodrama packed with action
and suspense, heightened by touch.
ing love story!
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the BRIDE WORE RED

Joan Cr1~tord in an exciting romance
Of cabaret entertainer who fought for
her chance for happiness. The cast In
cludes Fydnehos Tone, Robert Young.
The Washington times., 1937-04-12

Buddy Bowie, who also earns
the distinction of being the first
crowned tournament champion of
the 1887 local golf season, turned
on his heat at the very start Of
the match to catch a birdie on the
No. hole and to go into a lead
over Sharkey that never was
erased.
Pars on the third, fourth and
fifth holes gave Bowie a command
ing lead, and although Sharkey
whitfield the count down to 2 up
in the seventh and eighth, it was
the closet the Gonzagan came to
successfully defending his title.
The match closed on the fifteenth
hole.
Sounded Warning
Bowie sounded warning that he
was a serious contender for the
honors which he ultimately won
when he cruised the course one
over par on the first nine last
Wednesday. Sharkey, however, won
medal honors that day by tying
the existing tournament mark of
Sc, by bagging a IS par and a
remarkable 81.
Bowie earned the right to meet
The Washington times., 1937-04-12
Surprises Mark
National Pin
Results
By GINO SINH

Vermont may have gone Tor the
Old Deal in the presidential cleo
lions but she is definitely a part
of the New Deal in duckpindom.
Smashing out an all-time tourna.
ment record of 1895, the Borders
Friction Stop team of Springfield,
VT, unheralded, unknown as a
team, came out of the nowhere
to blind all opposition in captur-
ing the national team champion
ship, topping its nearest rivals,
Seagram Crowns, of Willimantic,
Conn.,, famed for decade as the
Connecticut Blue Ribbons, and the
Holland Five, of Bridgeport, Conn,
by 148 pins!
VirginianS Win Five
While no mirrors were used and
Vermont is the bona fide. claimant
Of the title, the lineup which
brought the Landonites the crown
was all from the rockbound Roose-
veltian city of Baltimore, Ray
Dryden, Buck Earle, Frank Wei
zenbach, Johnny Remefkis and
Ray Barnes. Three 400 sets
marked the total, Earle having
433, RemeikiS, 436, and Barnes,
4O5. The team games were 658,
678 and 661.
Virginia bowlers stepped out like
real major IeaguerS, coping five
championships. w. E. Powell, Of
Roanoke, was the big surprise Of
the tournament with his victory
in the mems singles, shooting a
439. Philips Wills and Dorothy
Lawson, of Richmond, won the
women's doubles with 1888 total.
Dot Dudley and Bill Gauer, Of
Norfolk, Va, captured the mixed
doubles with Ida Simmons, No. l
U. s. woman pin-spiller, proving
herself just that by grabbing the
women's singles and all-event
diadems, with a 416 set and 1,101
total respectively.
Only Washington Title
Bill Tato, the veteran Blue Rib
boner who hasn't had much to
crow about the past few years,
came through with a 1.194 total
to garner the mems alleventS.
Aston Clarke and Bill Krauss
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To be kayoed would be a new
sensation for Philbert, but Arcelli,
the erstwhile Italian Olympic box
ing champion, has the stuff to do
it. He has walloping right hand
punch, which is short and wicked.
He has developed Liver punch"
which is something veteran obServ-
ers don't think FUR can take.
Thus Fur will have to be in his
greatest shape if he hopes to es-
cape the match without finding
himself in dreamland.
Arcelli Can Punch
Fur knows that Arcelli can
punch. He saw the italian kayo
Sid Silas in three heats at the
Arena, and Phil remembered it
took him seven ROUNDS and again
10 to flatten Silas on separate &C.
caSionS.
Tonight marks Furr's first
match of the season at the Arena
under Chris Dundee, who recently
purchased his contract from Ralph
Murdoch for a reported $1,000. AS
a matter of fact, Phil hasn't
fought here since December 21-
the night he whipped Johnny Lu-
cas-, Camden veteran. Arcelli de-
feated the same Lucas a few weeks
ago. ...
FUR did alright by himself in
some bouts in New York this win
ter. He won from Wildcat O'Con.
nor, drew with Eddie Carroll and
lost a close decision to Saverio Tu-
relic.
Fur will leave tomorrow morn
ing for California on a fistic voy-
age with Manager Dundee and
The Washington times., 1937-04-12
PICKUPS AND PUTOUTS

land U.,COIlege HumOr table ten.
mis- round robin tournament
without the loss of a match. ..
with Ray GOttlieb placing Sec
Ond. They topped 70 rivals ..
and the DiamOndback shifted
sports editors right in the mid
die of the stream Herb Lee
Smith, for four years Bill Hot
tells stOOge, had to take his bro
gans off the sport desk to let
Larry Grant Hoover put his
there with a nice exchange Of
"hOOey" apparently sincere
and from the heart Nice work,
Smith. Lots Of luck. Hoover.
GINO SINH.
The Washington times., 1937-04-12
S Eye
Suspends Drill

MINNEAPOLIS, April IL.
Heavyweight Champion James
Braddock remained under a
doctors care here today to fore
stall any possible infection in his
irritated left eye from which a
cinder was removed Saturday.
Braddock had planned to return
to his woodland conditioning camp
at Stone Lake, Wis, where he is
tuning up for the match with Joe
Louis at Chicago on June %, but
DR.. A. E. Nageli advised that he
remain for treatment another day.
The fighters eye became in
famed Friday night but he
believed he had caught a slight
cold in it and treated it as such.
Upon arriving here, however, the
eye had become worse and it was
deemed advisable to have it
examined. The deeply lodged
cinder was then discovered.
The Washington times., 1937-04-12

Jerry Burns, hailed as the
coolest and deadliest basketball
shooter in high school circles
and a standOut even on this
years all-high quint, is brother
of Kay Burns, smiling Class b
alI-events woman duckpin cham
piOn of the city. Clarence
Mitchell, one of the mainstays
of Pats Buffet and Pythian
Ballroom Bowling teams at
Northeast Temple, will be out
of competition for the rest Of
the season due to an ailing ap-
pendix and may have to give up
bowling permanently.
The Renroc Athletic Club
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members are pulling for the
quick recovery of their good
friend, doc" Gieger, who re-
Gently underwent an operation
at Sibley HOpsital. Maryland U.
has obviously taken the lead in
intercollegiate boxing circles
under the tutelage of Captain
"Heinie" Miller, and seems Ger
tain to be the site Of the 1888
championships Most of the IL
recommendations of changes in
intercollegiate boxing rules made
by the Terps are expected to be
approved when the rules com.
mittee meets during the sum-
mer.
Ben Applebaum won the Mary.
The Washington times., 1937-04-12

Sharkey in the finals yesterday
afternoon when he eliminated
Jackie Dettweiler, of Georgetown
Prep, 3 and 2, in the morning.
DettWeiler had turned in surprise
wins over Dick Meyer, of St. Johns,
in the opening round; and ElWood
Berkeley, of Landon, in the sec
ond. Sharkey had topped Dick
Canning, of Georgetown Prep, in
the semifinal morning session yes
terday. 7 and 6. He had elimi-
mated Fred Guttenplan, of Dewitt,
and Charles Clark, of St. Johns,
in the first and second round, re-
Spectively, Saturday.
Added HOnOrs
BY reason of his stellar play,
Bowie added the. team champion
ship for St. Adams as additional
honors with 1872 points, all OF
which he scored himself. Buddy
scored 312 points for runner-up to
the medalist, and 5 points each.
for gaining the Semifinal and
finals, plus for winning the cham
pionship match.
Next in line for team scoring
were Gonzaga, 16; Georgetown
Prep, Is; st. Johns, 712; and
Dewitt and Landon, 2 points each
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sport field to a greater number of
our young people.
Like any body polite. it has had
it's ups and downs over such
Ken Overlin. If Fur wins he will
be matched against either AL Man
fredo or Ceferino Garcia on the
police show here.
Since his last fight Fur has had
an operation performed on an all.
ing nose. AS result he is breath.
ing easier.
The six-round Semi-windup brings
together two burly heavyweights
who may steal the show-MaX
Roesch, of Dallas, who is spon
sored by a couple of Texas mil
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The Washington times., 1937-04-12
One Less Incident

I am sure that had Mr.. Ma
honey been in the saddle during
the recent Olympic games in Ber-
lin, and during the voyage Of our
flower and youth en- route, there
would have been at least one less
incident, in so far as the Anefi-
can contingent was concerned.
For jeremiah Mahoney Is q
broad, tolerant gent, guilty Of no
narrow prejudices in so far as
healthy, normal, flaming Young
America is concerned. His rul-
ings with reference to the per
sonal department of every
mothers son or daughter wearing
the American shield would have
been in keeping with the times as
well as the spirit of the sponsor
land.
He would have been a father
to every chick and child, under
standing and patient; firm, yet
forgiving.
Mr.. Mahoney, it seems to me,
appears on the A. A. U. scene at a
The Washington times., 1937-04-12
Junior Midget Mines
Gather Tomorrow

All prospective team members OF
the National City junior and
midget baseball leagues must be
represented in tomorrow nights
meeting, which will be held in the
Atlas Sport Store. 927 D St. N. W..
it is announced by officials of the
leagues. The meeting will start at
8 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1937-04-12
EarLyLeadAids B01vie
In School Golf Win
By CHICK KENNY

Shooting consistently throughout the two days Of match
play and growing hotter each round despite the cold in
clement weather which chilled the and kept you sniff
fling with your hands in your pockets Buddy Bowie st.
Adams crack golf STAR through in the finals yester
day afternoon at Georgetown Prep School to defeat Buddy
sharkey Of Gonzaga the regning champion and medas
to win the title in the eighth annual School Invitation Golf
tournament sponsored by Georgetown Prep The count went
8
The Washington times., 1937-04-12
Terps Win at Fencing

University OF Maryland's fenc-
ing team, underdogs in the Middle
Atlantic Intercollegiate in Balti-
more on Saturday night, came
through with flying colors and
won the championship with ID
points. Johns Hopkins was sec
ond with IT, and st. Johns Of
Annapolis third, with Is. Penn.
sylvania, Haverford and Lehlgh
also competed in the meet.
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very opportune time to give it the
new deal it has long required.

new deal it has long required.
Coming from the State which
gave us our President and our
Postmaster General, Jerimiah T.
Mahoney has the personality,
poise, wisdom and will to bring
q better semblance of proportion
out Of the organization he heads.
This will mean a new outlook
for amateur sports in this country.
It will mean q finer understand.
ing between the athletes them
SalveS and the governing body
which regulates their activities.
Hypocricy, bigotry, narrownesS
and hair-Splitting will give way to
a wholesome competitive freedom
designed to draw our young people
under the A. A. U. banner, rather
than drive them therefrom.
Strayed From Path
In existence some 40 years, the
A. A. u, under some of its admin
istrationS, has strayed away from
the basic idea Of opening up the
CONTINUED ON Page ~, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1937-04-12
MahoneyMdn
OF Hour In
A. A. j.
By KIRK MILLER
Times Sports Editor

y
Times Sports Editor
They are giving a
right solid citizen a
testimonial dinner at
tn e Mayflower me-
mage tomorrow eve
ming when the District
of Columbia Amateur
Athletic Union chap
ter honors jeremiah
T. Mahoney, the ma
tional president.
Mars Mahoney is what you
might call a rugged individual
list. That is to say he is a gentle
man of the vanishing type who
has the courage of his convict
ions and doesn't care who
knows it.
We need more Of his like in the
regulation of our amateur affairs
The Washington times., 1937-04-12
Fur Faces Possible
Kavo in Arena Bout

For the first time in his fstic Phil Furr the Drc
welterweght champion, faces possible knockout in his 10
round feature match with Werher Ace New Zealand title
holder tonight at Turner's Arena
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Sligo Park Hills
Residents Hosts
At Parties.

MR.. AND MRS. JOHN A. LAUT
A'A are issuing invitations today for
a reception November 6 in honor OF
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Donald Laut OF
Washington, who were married Octo-
ber 2. Mrs. Laut is the former Miss
Doris Lucille Hall, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. C. Hall of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon H. Brewster
entertained at dinner Wednesday IN
honor of Mr.. and Mrs Edmond Fen
ander of New York City, formerly OF
Washington, who were house guests
earlier in the week of Mr.. and Mrs
Claude lie Roy of South Woodside
Park, Md.
Mrs. Brewster entertained at a
party Thursday afternoon for her SON
Vernon Brewster, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Dickerson ano
their family have moved from IL
Sunnyside road to Takoma Park, Nd.
the former residence of Mr.. and Mrs
A. G. Elam on Chestnut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Scofleld had
as their house guest for several days
Mrs. Thorsten Lagerstrom of New
York City, who left Wednesday by
motor to join her husband in Sa-
vannah, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard E. Wahren-
brock have been entertaining Mr.. ano
Mrs. Harry G.. Waltner OF Jefferson
City, Mo-, for the last week. Mrs
Waltner, an attorney, is Mr.. Wahren-
brooks cousin and Mr.. Waltner is
assistant attorney general of Missouri
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Social Activities
In Gaithersbure.

GAITHERSBURG. Md, October
23.-Mr. and Mrs. O'Dell Smith are
spending several weeks in New Or
leans, La. They expect to go on 10
New York for several days before
returning to their home on Park ave-
nue. some time next week.
Mrs. Edgar Rogers and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ann Rogers, have moved
into the BVne apartment formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Crawford, while the house on Russell
avenue vacated by the Rogers will
be the home of DR.. and Mrs. Register
of Baltimore Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Shein of New York are living this
Winter in the apartment Mr.. and
Mrs, Merhle Hsines occupied last
Winter.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. Tyler have
moved to Anne Arundel County. where
DR.. Tyler was recently appointed pas
tor, while their two daughters, Miss
Margaret Tyler and Miss Helen Tyler,
have taken an apartment in Rock
vile for the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Schwartz and
their daughter, Mrs. Howard Salter.
who, with her two daughters. Shirley
Schwartz and Fran Schwartz. have
spent the Summer in Gaithersburg,
left this week for the Salter home in
st. Petersburg. Fla.
Mr. Robert H. Ramsdell left Wednes-
day for To-day trip through the
West and into Canada.
Mrs. Lawrence Darby was hostess
at contract bridge and late supper
party Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Mai. and Mrs. Beebe Hosts
At Arlington Reception
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.
DIR. Herbert Krieger Sails
For the Virgin Islands.

6AJ MATTHEW ROSS BEEBE, u S. r. and Mrs Beebe Of
I'M North Kenmore street Arlington were at home yeste-
day afternoon from to o'clock in celebration OF their
silver wedding anniversary
They assisted in receiving by Mrs Beebes mother Mrs
George makes her home with her sonn-aw and daugh-
ter receiving parents Cadet Roger Beebe first
Military Institute who came from his
studies at Lexington for the anniversary celebration.
profuson dahas and chrysanthemums and Autumn fo-
age were effectively throughout the music living and dining
The spread with handsome lace cloth over silver
centerpece low bowl OF yellow and tails
man roses Alternating punch service during the
Stephen Pendexer OF Aurora Hills Mrs Gar
Humphres Mrs Edward Patterson of Washington Mrs
John Mcknight McCurrer Mrs Ira D. Scott Mrs
Alvin Chester Taman and Miss Virginia Harrison
of Arlington. .
Evening star., 1937-10-24
Residents Entertain
At Bridge Parties
InLOudOun

T OUDOUN COUNTY, Va, October
- 23.-Miss Frances Whitman en-
tertained at bridge Tuesday after
noon. having as guests Mrs. Samuel
c. Graham, Mrs. Joseph Thomas
Clement. Mrs. w. H. Turner. jr.; Mrs
w. L. Thompson, Mrs. Fred Best
Mrs. Henry Beatty, Mrs. Owen
Thomas, jr.; Miss Elizabeth Thomas
Miss Mary Simpson. Mrs. Heator
Purcell. Miss Myrtle Baber, Mrs. Otis
L. Williams, Mrs. Charles j. Harley
and Mrs. Frank Halle.
Mrs. H. K. Arthur entertained al
her home in Paeonian Springs yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. A. o. Wright and Miss Irene
Wright will close Yatton. their Sum-
mer home in Round Hill. today, and
will return to their Washington home
for the Winter.
Mrs. Frank Halle, jr., of Green's
boro, N. c., arrived the latter part OF
the week to be the guest of her
mother, Mrs. C. ]. Harley, for some
time.
Mrs. Sam Patterson entertained at
bridge Thursday evening, having as
guests Miss Lucille Best, Miss Eliza
beth Bailey, Miss Kate White, Miss
Mary Fraser, Miss Irene Wright, Miss
Mary Simpson, Miss Constance
Welsh, Miss Clara Hersperger, Miss
Frances Hersperger. Miss Elizabeth
Thomas and Miss Frances Whitman
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murman will
close their Summer home near Water
ford shortly and will return to Boston
for the Winter.