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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-09-08
THE CHATTERER
SPEAKS!


it il beyond me. Afterall, don't we
have two fine persons with years and
years Of experience in schoolwork
who would be more fit for the jobg
wonder, also, il he brought back
a physical education teacher to fill
the vacancy created by Mrs. Dianne
Rose Dickens? Seems to me that
Mildred Carter ought to be transfer
ed to that beautiful edifice dedi-
Gated to higher education, named
for the great poet, Dunbar. Miss
Carter is more than prepared for
the position, having graduated from
Glass A school with Cum Laude,
having proven herself capable for
teaching physical education and hav-
ing taught in the Dayton classrooms
for the past three years. Let's just
stick around and see what happens.
/ went out past the De Sofa Bass
Courts the other day and ! must say
that they are really beginning to
look like something. | had my
doubts in the beginning, but now
| can honestly say that ] would like
| to love in one. | notice that they
have laid down some Of the walks
have put in several diveways ane
have finished putting the majority
Of the windows and doors IN them
/ With that particular style, It would
MT take much work or money e
furnish them in very l.iveable man
ner. What amazes me IS that ther,
are Just lots and lots Of coloras
citizens who have never laid eye
on the project. wnder why, Som'
Of them hardly know that such
| thing is being built. Who's going T
be the manager?
/ / hear that Clarence (Smltty
Smith will soon open up and under
taking establishment in this town
Makes me proud to think that Their
are still few young men eft o.
this earth who are ambitious an
| keep persevering until they get Wha
they want. / wish him all the sue
cess in the world and | hope he get
lots Of bodies. It it was possible
would make bodies for him so n
could convince the old folks that b
really knows how to handle fun
eral, butalac k and alis, can't max
bodies, so it IS left entirely up I
YOU who need mortician to Sc
that Smith gets start.
AS I said before, belong TO tha
group who believes In getting prt
pared for the winter season. There
! fore. | must take myself out an
. bring in the brown" which | has
been airing all day. | tried to dy
j nv white shoes brown to complet
: my outfit, but it seems that the
have turned to be 'tjitterbug" shoes
. you know, the kind with streaks rur
ming haphazardly over the top
Maybe il try little turpentine,
might b cable to make them whit
again, if not, your corresponder
will surely have to GO barefoot tn
winter.
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BIRMINGHAM TEACHERS
DAYTON VISITORS

After enjoying two months va
cation in Michigan, Mrs. E. B. Bish
op journeyed to Dayton where she
joined her sister Miss Annie r
Brown who was the house-guest Of
Mr.. an dMrs George Earle Of Park
er Avenue. While here they attend
ed several affairs arranged in THEN
honor Mrs. Bishop and sister Miss
Brown returned to Birmingham last
week, where they are both popular
teachers in the public school SYSTEM
Of that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Earle also
entertained as 4 week k-end guest Mis-
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Once again autumn has descend
ea down upon us and, as usual, has
found the majority of us unprepar-
ed for everything that the season
brings with it. AS sit reminiscsn-
ing / think back on the good q. d days
when fall meant it was timeto starr
house-cleaning.
was raised in one Of those fam
ilies that think that with the change
Of each season, one must see now
much he scould wear himself out by
working. Each family in my home
town trie dto out-do the other by
painting, getting new curtains, trii-
ming down the hedges, canning
everything from apple skins to wat
errneIon rind. and airing out those
plush coats and long underwear.
Times certainly have changed, but
houses and their furnishings Still
fascinate the little woman, and sne
Ii forever planning on how she can
pet the parlor carpeted from wall
to wall, or to inveigle hubby into
getting her one of those new electro
stoves.
AZ fur as beautiful homes are
concerned IN Dayton, there are
plent,y of them which are appointed
with the taste Of any first d.ass dec
orator, and would put some OF the
smaller homes ii Oakwood to shame.
10 mention a few, would include
the homes of Dr. and Mrs. Taylor
Nf and Mrs. William Dobson, Dr..
ana Mrs. MeFall, pr. and Mrs. Lc-
ret x Ilr and Mrs. Rose, MI
aud Mrs. Garfield Jones, Mrs. Mar,
.ail Anderson. Ar and Mrs. Rey-
mold Jackson, and Mr. and Mrs
percy Tunref
hnf 20 that big hand shou 9
BE given III The younger housewives
rho llo esceeainply good
til 6 taeir smell !, mes
ats wben taey have only been
mfiad hort time. Don't YOU
Hs hat Ar. Evelyn Crawford
Re NeGtoaa Mrs Madeline
loHBb.. Alrs Paalne Parsons and
silie 1ei4es should be com.
@ s lsF laaSing their small
81 fulp aud beautiful
-
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srancis Claire Of Lockland, O.

Francis Claire Of I-ockland, @.
Daytonians at Fox Lake over the
holiday were, Miss Cecil Rowe, Mr..
and Mrs. Emery Stewart and Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Wallace.
Miss Margaret Patton Of Nash
Mrs. Bobbie Lee Hill Gillespie OF
vile, Tenn, is the house guest Of
West Fifth Street.
Miss Margaret Lee Of s Carl st.
spent last week in Flemingsburg and
Millepsburg, KY. visiting relatives
and friends.
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Virginia Coleman.

Virginia Coleman.
Among the Daytonians who at
tended the South Ohio Conference
at GAINESVILLE, O., Sunday, septem-
Der 2, were Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
Chambers, Mrs. Mary Chisley, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Waters and Mrs
Louise Caesar.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Green and
son Paul of Bolander Avenue have
returned home after very pleasant
visit with DR.. Helen Dickens in
Philadelphia. The Greens also Wis
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this means Of thanking
kindness in the illness and death of
our dear husband and father, Robert
Oldham. To Rev. w. L. Breeding
who officiated, the Jones Brothers
our friends and neighbors for their
for their efficient service and the
choir and members Of Christian
Church.
IRENE OLDHAM, wife
and family.
FOR SALE-739 So. euclid Av-
enue--7-room modern brick, tlate
roof, double lot, good neighborhood.
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York Worlds Fair. They were high
Nv entertained by DR.. Dickens, who
is niece of Mr.. Green.
Mrs. Marian Anderson of SO
Horace Street returned home Thurs
day Of last week from the East. Mrs.
Irene Forte Of Boston, sister of Mrs.
Anderson accompanied her. The
trim was cut short on the account of
the death of her business partner
Mr.. Carl Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coleman OF Chicago are the house.
guest Of Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Cole
man is the daughter of Carl Ander-
son.
Mr.. Wright Sumlin has returned
from Georgia where he was called
on account Of the death Of his faith
er, who was former resident Of
Dayton.
Miss Nellie v. Young, popular
teacher in the public schod system
Of Dayton spent last weekend as
house guest of her cousin Miss Be-
atrice Williams in Toledo. She was
with friends at Fox Lake over La
Dor Day and left forFlint, Mich,
| where she will visit with friends.
MRS. MARY ROSE DIES
As we 60 to press We learn Of
the death of Mrs. Mary Rose, mother
Of DR., b. A. Rose of 207 s. Summit
Street, who passed away at 10 pm.
| last evening The funeral WI be
held at the residence, Monday at
1890 pm.
DAYTON VISITORS
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wheatley Of
! sol S. Williams ST., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Toliver, 1853 German
town St., had as weekend guests
Rev and Mrs. William Enoch and
their son Vernon of Pittsburgh, and
their nieces, Omer Glover of Flint
Mich, and Loretta Kitchen of Bal
timore,
Roosevelt Robertson of the Chi
cago Defender was in Dayton this
week and called at the Forum office
Stopping over in Dayton last weeE
was w. G. Ross, supervisor Of school;
in Tuscumbia County, Alabama. Mr.
Ross former resident of Cincin
natl, was returning from the Ohis
State University, where he had JUS
received his degree of Master o
Arts in Education at the summe
Convocation.
Julian S, Peasant, End returnc,
home this weekend after attendin,
the summer session of the Obi
State University for the past twelv
weeks. Young Peasant was accom-
Ianied home by John Harvey Q
Youngstown, O., who had also bee
attending the summer session.
Visiting with Miss Jean Watkin:
secretary of the bursar at Lincol
University, Mo-, whose home is i
Dayton was Miss Margaret White 0
: Kansas City, Mo. Miss White is
senior at the Missouri college an
a member Of Alpha Kappa Ai.ph
Sorority.
Labor Day night Courtland Prince
: junior at Fisk University entertain
ed a number of friends at his HON
on Randolph St
u Mrs. Josephine Peasant returne
2 Wednesday to Mobile, Ala. after q
extended stay in Dayton, where sh
i visited her son. Benjamin and othe
. relatives.
Clarence G. Walker Of Fort Lat
derdale, Fla, spent few days las
/ week visiting friends in Dayton. MI
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Walker has been attending the Uni-
versity of Cincinnati this summer,
comi citing his work for the degree
Of master Of arts. He is at present
principal Of billiard High School IN
Fort Lauderdale.
Among the Labor Day guests at
the cottage Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. C.
King. Fox Lake, Angola, Ind, were
Miss Ruby lacy, case worker at
Montgomery County childiens Home
and Howard Lortts, popular young
mrrtician of this city. The Kings
arc from Toledo, Ohio, where Mr..
King is a postman. Mrs. King is
the recently appointed secretary In
the Office Of DIR. Robinson, Dean Of
the Liberal Arts College at Wilber-
fore University. Miss Lacy and
Mrs. King were schoolmates at Fisk
University, Nashville, Tenn.
| Wn1le at FOX Lake the party mo-
tored to Elkart, Ind, where they
were dinner guests Of Mrs. King's
mother, Mrs Bessie Trigg, who il
executive director Of the Booker 7
Washington Community Center o.
that city.
! Returning to Dayton this weei
were Fowler Biggs and Henry Parks
who have been vacationing in New
York City and attending the gen
eral covention Of Alpha Phi Alphs
Fraternity.
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MRS. MARY ROSE DIES

As we 60 to press we learn Of
the death of Mrs. Mary Rose, mother
Of DR., B. A. Rose of 207 S. Summit
Street, who passed away at 10 pm.
last evening. The funeral WI be
held at the residence, Monday at
1890 pm.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Capt. L. P. Smith
And Wife Hosts
At Big Reception

Capt. Lybrand P. Smith, U. s. NJ,
and Mrs. Smith were at home
Thursday afternoon at their resi-
dence in Cleveland Park in honor of
their son-in-law and daughter, 1t.
Albert Joseph Shower, Air Corps,
U. S. A., and Mrs. Shower, who re-
Gently arrived from Schofeld Bar
racks, Hawaii, en- route to 1t.
Showers new station at Chanute
Field, Rantoul, Ill.
Many of the nearly 100 guests
motored over from Annapolis for
the party, which also celebrated the
9th wedding anniversary of Capt.
and Mrs. Smith.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
John Bowers, Mrs. Nicholas Green,
widow of Judge Green; Mrs. Roy
Graham of Annapolis and Mrs.
Frederick Benton of Washington.
1t. and Mrs. Shower have two
children. 212-year-old Katharine
and 18-month- Albert joseph
Shower, jr. Mrs. Shower is the
former Miss Damaris Smith, who
made her debut here in 1894.
Mrs. Shower and the children will
spend some time this summer with
the formers parents at their place,
Roadwell, in the White Mountains
near Province Lake, N. H. They
will be Joined in July by 1t. Ber-
nard Dunkle, U. S. M. c., and Mrs.
Dunkle, another son-in-law and
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Smith,
who will come from Hawaii. 1t.
Dunkle has been ordered to Guam
tico in July.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Mrs. Talbot Gives
Party in Rockville
For Mrs. Peter

ROCKVILLE, Md, April 22.-Mrs.
Robert Peter, wife of State Senator
Peter, was honored when Mrs. w.
Randolph Talbot entertained 80
guests at surprise birthday party
today.
Miss Mary Lyddane entertained
ut bridge Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. William S. Murphy
and their daughter Patsy have re-
turned to Rockville after spending
some time at Graftonburg, Pa.
Mrs. Stella Thomas is occupying
her new home in Rockville.
Mrs. Walter A, Williams enter
tanned Friday afternoon at a party.
Mrs. Hazel Phillips and Mrs. Will
son Poole have sailed for Bermuda,
to be away several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian A. Bauser-
man, the latter formerly Miss Julia
N Williams of near Rockville. have
returned from their wedding trip
and are making their home in
Washington Their marriage took
place in Christ Episcopal Church
here last Saturday afternoon. Mrs.
Bauserman is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur w. Williams.
Mr.. Ridgely Brown of Chester
town, Md, is at the home of his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam D. Clark, near Rockville, for
the week end.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Miss Newman
Entertains Guests

Miss Rosemary Newman is en-
tertaining as house guests over
the week end at the home of her
parents, Col. and Mrs. Richard
D. Newman, Miss Kitty Nc
Cready of Sewickley, Pa, who
is a student at the American
Academy of Dramatics in New
York City; Midshipman Preston
Shamer Of the United States
Naval Academy, and Mrs. How
ard Eager, jr., who came from
Duke University. Durham, N. c.
Last night Miss Newman was
hostess at a small dinner party
complimenting her house guests,
the group later going to the
Army-Navy Country Club for
dancing.
Mrs. Newman entertained q
small group at luncheon Tuesday
at her home on South Airing.
ton Ridge road.
Evening star., 1939-04-23

Tex, to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis w. CASTOR, until late
in August. 1t. Fisher will join her
there in July.
Capt. and Mrs. Clarence K. Dar-
ling have returned to the post from
Mckenzie Farms, Hampton, N. j.,
where they were guests of Capt.
George Van A. Kaufman.
Capt. and Mrs. John L. Hines, jr.,
have visiting them Mrs. Hines
brother-in-law and sister, 1t. and
Mrs. Ralph C. Cooper, who later will
go to their new post at Fort Bragg.
Capt. and Mrs. Earl S. Gruver have
as guests Mrs Gruver's parents. the
Rev. Charles T. Schaeffer and Mrs.
Schaeffer of Floral Park, Long
Island.
Maj. Gen. Hugh A. Drum will come
to West Point Tuesday and will be
luncheon guest of Gen. and Mrs.
Jay L. Benedict.
Evening star., 1939-04-23

o.
Charles w. West. and Capt West.
The Vests also have visiting them
Mrs. Vests nephew, George Gui-
teras of Havana.
1t. and Mrs. Donald B. Webber
announce the birth of son, Rob-
ert Sumner Webber, at the Station
Hospital, April IA. 1t. Webber's
mother, Mrs. Sumner Webber of
Detroit will remain for several weeks
visiting her son and daughter-in-
law.
Capt. and Mrs. Born
Have Visitor.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles F. Born
have visiting them Mrs. Born's
mother, Mrs. Joseph Fountain of
Deadwood. S. OAK, who will remain
about a month.
Mr.. Wallace S. Murray, chief of
the Near East Division of the State
Department in Washington, and
Mrs. Murray are guests this week
end of the formers cousin, Mrs.
Marvin w. Peck and Capt. Peck.
Capt. and Mrs. Lester D. Florey,
who are en- route from Fort De
Russy, Honolulu, to Washington,
where Capt. Florey is to be a stu
dent at the War College, are guests
of Mrs. Florey's brother. Maj. Clare
H. Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan S. Cowgirl
of Spokane, Wash, are guests of
1t. Col. and Mrs. William E. Cham
bers.
Col. and Mrs. Clayton E. Wheat
have as their guests this week end
1t. and Mrs. Hamilton Twitchell,
who are en- route from Hawaii to
Fort Benning. 1t. and Mrs. Romu-
lus w. Puryear are guests of 1t. and
Mrs. Ellsworth I. Davis and are on
their way to Langley Field from
Hawaii:
Mrs. E. NJ. McLemore
Returns to Post.
Mrs. E. H. McLemore, who has
been visiting her family at San An
tonic, has returned to the post to
join Capt. McLemore.
Capt. and Mrs. James v. Cole
have as guests this week end Mrs.
Coles cousin, Mrs. Lester Collier
and Mr.. Collier, and Miss Edna Well
don of Haverford, Pa.
Mrs. Merle L. Fisher, with her
small daughter Karol will leave
West Point Wednesday for Ell Paso,
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Activities
Are Varied at
Annapolis
Musical Clubs
Concert and Hop
Among Events

ANNAPOLIS, April 22.-The crews
from Princeton began the boat
racing season here this afternoon.
Tonight the last performance for
the season by the musical clubs
took place at Mahan Hall and there
also was hop for the midshipmen
and their friends. An informal
dance was held this afternoon.
Comdr. and Mrs. Laurance T. Du
Bose have arrived in Annapolis,
Comdr. Du Bose, who is attached to
the U. S. S. Brooklyn, is on a short
leave.
Mrs. Frederick v. McNair, wife
OF Comdr. McNair, U. S. N. retired,
gave luncheon Wednesday.
Comdr. Elroy L. Vanderkloot will
leave the Naval Academy this month
after a tour of duty here. He will
go to the West Coast and Mrs.
Vanderkloot will remain in Annap-
oils until the end of May and will
then 60 to Washington to remain
until after the graduation of her
daughter, Miss Isabel Vanderkloot,
from Mount Vernon Seminary.
Capt. and Mrs. Harry Hill and
their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hill,
entertained at dinner Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Thomas D. Griffin, widow Of
Commodore Griffin, and her sister,
MISS Annie Claytor, who spent the
winter at Pinehurst, N. c., are now
| at thelr nome on Hanover street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuttings
Return From New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterrett Cuttings
have returned to their home in
Randall place from New York CITY.
DR.. Robert Maynard Hutchins.
president of the University of Chi.
cago, is the guest of President
Strlngfellow Barr and Mrs. Barr Of
st. Johns College.
president and Mrs. Barr gave a
tea for the Board of Visitors and
Governors OF st. Johns College at
the Brlce House Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Burneston Owens en-
tertained at cocktail party SUNDAY
IN compliment to Capt. and Mrs.
Harry Hill and Miss Betty Hill. Capt.
Hill is assigned to the U. S. S,
Pennsylvania.
Comdr. and Mrs. Roy c. Smith,
with their young grandson, Nicholas
Ihayer, are visiting Mrs. Smiths
mother, Mrs. p. R. Alger, at her
home for two weeks.
Mr.. Walter James of Wilmington,
N. c., is the guest of his sister ana
brother, Miss Ruth Ellen James ana
Prof. Robert James.
1t. and Mrs. Kosco
On Wedding Trip.
1t. and Mrs. George Fracis
| Kosco, whose marriage took place
(See ANNAPOLIS, Page D-l0)
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Juvenile Delinquency
Is Topic of Symposium

Judge Edward M. Curran of Po-
lice Court and James A. Cobb, attor-
ney and former judge of Municipal
Court. will discuss The Lawyers,
the Physicians and the Courts in Re-
lation to Mental Health" Tuesday
night IN Miner Teachers College.
Judge Curran and Mr.. Cobb are
to be members of a panel at a SYM
postum designed to advance solu-
tions to the juvenile delinquency
problem here, particularly in the
colored population. The symposium
is sponsored by the Washington Bar
Association.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Three Bridge Glasses
To Open This Week

Three new bridge classes will open
this week. under the auspices of the
Community Center Department.
A course of four lessons in play
ing the Hand" will be given at Cen
trail High School Thursday nights at
. o'clock by Maxwell Johnston, lee
turer and broadcaster. On Tuesday
nights he will instruct in Advance
Bidding"
Friday nights at 8 o'clock at the
Thomson School, Twelfth and L
streets NV, class on Bidding for
Beginners" will be conducted, fea-
turing simplified version of the
Culbertson system, it was said.
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Bishop Freeman Is Guest
OF West Point Chaplain
Will Occupy Chapel pit Today;
1t. and Mrs. c.. F. Leonard, Jr.,
Making Brief Visit at Post

WEST POINT N. Y, April 22-The Freeman
D. d. Bishop OF Washington who
chape tomorrow is house this week
H. falrnd Butt 3d. Candidates for confirmation will
bishop Chaplain
It. and Mrs Charles F. Leonard and Leonard
3 VINO nave recently been stationed
arrived on the post from ST. Petersburg Fla
Ionards parents Col and Mrs prior reporting
to their station at Governors Island
Capt Henry Strickland who is University
clnnat IN Cincinnati and Mrs Strickland
Ewel jr and for fortnight
Evening star., 1939-04-23
Christenberrys
Will Be Feted

From now until June 8, when
Maj. Charles w. Christenberry,
U. S. A., and Mrs. Christenberry
sail from New York for the for
mer's new post in the Philippines,
there will be a round of fare
we'll parties for this popular
Army couple.
Tomorrow evening Maj. and
Mrs. Christenberry will be din
ner guests of Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Emory S. Adams and Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Afford of this city will give a
dinner party for them.
Mrs. Christenberry will leave
the early part of next month for
Granite, Okla, for visit with
her mother, Mrs. Helen Tomp-
kinS.
Evening star., 1939-04-23

OIncerS Club. Among their guests
was sister of the hostess. Mrs.
Thomas Armstrong Williamson OF
Philadelphia.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Louis R. Jones
and their daughter, Miss Virginia
Jones, are in Portsmouth, Va, this
week end to visit Maj. and Mrs.
William Mitchell and their daugh-
ter Jean at the Norfolk Navy Yard.
Mrs. Smoak Hostess
At Bridge Tuesday.
Mrs. Eustace Smoak was hostess
at a dessert-bridge party at her
quarters Tuesday afternoon.
The lovely country home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Burton a. Brooke,
Va, was the scene of the weSiing
last Saturday evening of Mr.. Bur-
tons niece, Miss Loretto Virginia
Slemp of Big Stone Gap. Va, and
Mr.. Grafton j. Hilleary. jr., of
Washington. The wedding service
was read by Chaplain Frederick w.
Mechling
Attending the bride was her
cousin, Miss Mary Anne Burton,
and the bridegroom's best man was
his brother, Mr.. Leo Hilleary.
Following the wedding and the
reception, Mr.. and Mrs. Burton en-
tertained at buffet supper party
for the couple. Among their guests
were IS friends from Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Manley Lamar
Curry announce the birth of a son,
John Lamar, last Sunday at the
Family Hospital.
Miss Daphne Daily and Mrs. c.
M. Payne of Bowling Green, Va,
are the weekend guests of Capt.
and Mrs. Lewis r. Tyler.
Col. and Mrs. Bennett Puryear
have as their guests Mrs. S. P.
Waddell, Miss Emily Waddell and
Mrs. E. Leslie Spence, jr., of Rich
mond, Va.
Mrs. Mary E. He'll of 1ndianhead,
Nd, is the guest of her son and
daughter-in-law, Capt. and Mrs.
John j. He'll.
Capt. and Mrs. Albert j. Keller
and their son Allan are spending
short leave in Conover, N. c., with
Mrs. Keller's mother, Mrs. c. O.
Smith, and Prof. Smith.
Capt. and Mrs. Harlan c. Cooper
were hosts Tuesday at a buffet
supper party at their quarters, hav-
ing among their guests Mrs. Kath-
crime Sayre of Chattanooga, Tenn,
and Mr.. Oliver Hamel of Phila-
delphia.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Omar T. Pfeiffer
were hosts at dinner this evening
in honor of their house guests, Mrs.
Edwin S. Stenberg and Mrs. Fred
A. Randolph of Sioux Falls, S. Oak.
Mrs. Pollack Returns
To Post Today.
Mrs. Virginia Pollock, who has
spent some time in Pensacola, Fla,
returned to the post today to be at
home with her son-in-law and
daughter, Maj. and Mrs. Alton A.
GLADDEN..
Miss Patricia Collier, daughter of
Maj. and Mrs. Eugene F. c. Collier,
is visiting Miss Patsy Neuland in
Washington this week end.
Maj. and Mrs. John K. Marten-
stein and Capt. and Mrs. Edwin G.