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T. Ferguson. Dec 26
J A. Addleman vas the guest
81 Mr. and Mrs Van Ferguson, Of
Richmond Dec 29-3l
Mrs Edith Thomas IL Rich
mond and Mrs Evelyn Kitchen
and daughter joyce EVELYN Of
Columbia 5 c wore guests Of
Mrs j r Stratton ca Friday,
Dec ell These ladies we're form
FL nelehbors of Mrs Stratton 5,
when they lived at Hickory
Han and were called The Gil
beIt TwrS 0sher Friday guests
were NJ Sft and Mrs David !,
Ma-sou The J F. Meador fam.
lily acre dinner guests IN the same
home on SUNDAY Jan :.
Nea Years Eve dinner GUESTS
90 MI ard Mrs Frank Ransom,
OF Richmond were the Conduit
Mathews family ATS Louie
Brown and Martha Elizabeth
Barton
Mg and Mrs. ] + Stratton
were evening guests 81 the II
c FERGUSON family on New Years
ave
Mrs LotIif Brown and the Con
dun Mathews family we're Sunday
evening quests of the Robert l.
DAVIS family
Nj and MIS- Leon Atkins and
children Of Barnes junction
moved 10 Cherry Grove Dec
81.
Ma and Mr> CHARLES Barnett
and cnadyen Billy. and Dorothy
81 Providence Forge moved TO
II G Ferguson place du Tues
dav Dec 28
Ma and MI u r stotton
urr SUNDAY nncheou guests Of
Mfr and Mrs John Holman
Md and Mars O Il Barnett andla
children. Who lived id II c Fer
ausons FOL several Years. moved
"a Wednesday Dec 20 to lie Esta
Klre place neaf SUMMIT Side
Tie Barnetts nave the best
wishes of their marry friends
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Guinea

Mr. and Mrs Porter Davis re-
turned to Richmond Thursday
Dec 80. after spending part OF
the holidays at Horse du Monde
Miss Martha Elizabeth Blanton.
of Guinea Mills spent the week
end Luncheon guests on Satur-
day, New Year ) day In the same
home We're Mrs. P q Mathews.
OF Cumberland Mr.. ana Mrs.
Harry Winston Of Norfolk and
Cumberland Miss Annie Rouse
Of Richmond and Martha Eliza
beth Baiton IN honor OF Conduit
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Mathews birthday Mr. and Mrs
( W Blanton were Sunday az
ternoon guests at Ho4s az.
Monde
TIE Rev 7 w Orders brought
an ln@r4rillg message t3 taacon-
gregaG.on ut Guinea Church ou
Sunday aa appropriate sermon
for ttfe New Year Mi and Mrs
ID NJ Beasley DIT Cumberland
we're amone those WHO were pres
ent
TIE c 6 smith family were
dinner guests Of Ghe < Mead0r
family on Christmas day Friday
guests IN the same home were
Bob Spencer Of New York James
FoVlkes and sons. BOBBY Billy
and Julian. and Hugh Spencer
Of Burkcville Winfrey hieAdoF
Of Richmond was guest Jauu-
any 1-3
Dinner guests " INV Charles
Womack NIL. family Ut wood
vile Oh Tuesday. Dec 28 we're
the r and Mrs Edwin Walk
ct and son. Stuart Of Lexington
Mi ard Mrs Lee Fly and dauah-
Ter Peggy az Signal Mountain
Tenn Mrs E s Walker Dir of
Farmville. and Mr. and Mrs
Leigh r Womack
Dinner guess Of The Reuben
AddIeman> family on Thursday
Dec. 30 were Mr. and Mrs r L
Blanton Mr. 40 Mrs Eric Rob
inson and N[1ss } K Robinson
Lois Anderson spent Friday night
in the same Nome Dinner guests
Oh Sunday JaA5T2 wcre MI aud
Mrs. Nj Il BRnton 81 Tam
worth NH and Mrs G A Jen
kins 81 Medwood and Frank
Ferguson. MI and Mis- } P
stratton were dinner guests on
Monday Jan
Miss Carolyn Stonncll and MISS
Mary ann Robinson 81 Carriers
vile were guests Of Miss Luc.lla
Ferguson Of Maple Grove ON
Dec rs
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Worsham

/ Guests during the holidays OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Irving we're
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carter and
son, Billy. OF Wichita Falls. Tex
Mr.. and Mrs. Basker Coleman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Cleborne
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. G Rogers
and daughter. all of MeKenny
Dale Gambler. Mrs. Percy Burton
and Mrs. Bee Of Lynchburg. Mr..
n d Mrs. James higgins Of
CIarksv!lle: Mr.. and Mrs Walter
WoosIey and children Of Brook
neal and Mr. and Mrs. T s.
Baskerville. Jr.. Of Roanoke,
Mrs. r. S Baskerville is visiting
relatives In Lynchbufg this week
Miss Kitty Sue Cox Of Felden
and Misses Patricia and Cynthia
Thompson Of Hampden- Sydney
spent Wednesday Of last week
with Miss Betty Lloyd Irving
They all enjoyed an evening OF
fun at the skating rink.
Mrs. r. O. McQuarry. Mr. and
Mrs. John Wiicks and Lucy Fay
Wileks were dinner guests on
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. o II
Booth at Prospect
Sgt. and Mrs. william Redd
have returned TO New York.
where he Ia stationed
MI and Mrs. Raymond Cher
nault had as their guests during
the past week end Nj. and Mrs
William Mclaughlin 81 Silver
Springs. Nd: Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin Stapf and daughter OF Falls
Church. Mrs. Katherine II. Stapf
Of Baltimore Mr. and Mrs, Julian
Beazley Of Farmyiile and Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Motley and chill
aren, Of Buckingham.
Miss Eunice Chernault has re-
turned 70 covington TO resume
her teaching duties after spend
ing her Christmas vacation with
her brother and sister-in law
MIR and Mrs. Raymond Cher
nault
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Davis
had as their dinner guests on
Mrs. T w. Carter. Jr.
Mrs, Joe Garland, Mrs. Jessie |
5outhall and Mrs. O A Southall |
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ttaugll er Of T2lchn.ond

I fta1,uh pr uf p4rFrGFd
M and u-s Denn.s Hart
pe,ecea Kennltn and Evelyn Mae
acre re,rent euezts 81 ft1e David
a., ~ r,,14-,,sv,
| Mr. ana Mr. w 1andevear
,nd yobnnv M ana Mrs w ,
san,,ertr,r1 IF and nsxs ola
| Wah<yr, vere recent dinner guests
81 M and Mrs Et,c Robinson
and Mrs j K Robinson near
rvsrrnE4Ile
Mr. ahd Mrs wlu,e carY1es and
earntlv Of B,,,kt,.~rare er,ar,t
sunday With the f G Eaat
fan7;I y
T.1o.nhs cs,aoel youth Fellow
hip began the New Year wan a
Watohnight service al church
Tah adttv.y foy.ryEed tae n.,<p
Christmas season IN @hlca the
grouo presented a raee4at sang
carols il. the community ana did
he many deeds vhlca encourage
cnrlstian living This group vas
recently presented bv the el5-
districts the CHRISTIAN flag f9r i
wo-rnortn competitive period TOR
achievements
Mr. and Mrs Dennis Hart have
ecent]v taken into their home
title EVELYN Mae Amlck .nfan.
s.,..t.. 20 49, ~, .s
Charles Antck of Washington
whose vi fe died December
Pfc x w san1ierson stationed
n Korea spent The holiday week
n Japan and was overnight guest
If Mr. and Mrs Bin Fljr,an nov
n japan
Miss = earl and neJle p.-oau ~
aairfax surprised their MANY
riends here vi \ a can VISIT al
Wednesd law
l. X Ford K III Johnston VIII
Ills Hospital fo,lowinq ! minor
operation
Mr. ard Mrs & w,ltan IA
gisjted h pr PARENTS Mr ana Mrs
q + Pam IN south I'm alsa
relatives and friends IN Norfolk
Petersburg and Richmond
Mr. and Mrs Roy Dedr1ck ~
Stuart Draft and Mr. and Mrs
Eric Robinson. Of Farnyille were
dinner guests in the W p. Sand
.rson home Sunday
Mr.. and MRS. Dedrick are leav-
ing aqai,, in January on cruise
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Rice

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hr,}adzv4 wph Mr. and N r. n
C. crqanrlet. In Charleston W
va and Mr. and Ms Robert
Bradshaw IN Hs mrton
Charlie Weaver and Billy
White Of Norfolk spent seyera i
DAYS lat xeek WITH MR. n l.
ing.
REV and Mrs. Arthur Stevens
o. Parmyl1le . nd Mr. ana Mrs
r.. r .Bondurant D.. ended the
J1nes~C21,un wedding At y.aw.
renceyiIle Saturday
Mr. and Mr. W p Eeaes ~
Charlotte & n visited Mr. and
Mrs. r. O. sims. Wednesday M3ss
Fthel Sims ieft for her srn1ol IN
Alexandria SUNDAY after spend
ing the holidays vi h Mr. and
Mrs sims
Mrs i G Btas haw ana ,utse
Claudia vera ueek end oae44s ~
Or ana Mfx Alan Caenepv sr
IN washington
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Mr. and Mrs vi T Bagby had
as their Sunday quests Mr. and
Mrs r L Vaughan and Elane Of
Chase City. and Mr. and Ms
Emory F.tz ard floyd Vaughan
Of brakes Branch Mrs Mabel
Ramsey III Flanptton spent ses-
era Gays IN the same home
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Entertained Children

Mr. and Mrs w D Mason en-
tertained their children Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Clark and MI. and Mrs
Charles Mason of Grove and MI
and Mrs Ralph Mason Of Burke
vile and their families at dinner
last week
Mrs. S II Bpndurant spent
last Wednesday with Mr. and
Mrs E. 7 Bondurant Mr.. and
Mrs Bondurant had as their din
ner guests in the evening Mr.. and
Mrs, Osburil Hart OF Farmivlle
Those visiting In the home OF
Mrs Lena Miorrissette and Mr.. and
Mrs Danny Vaughan Sunday we're
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Of Danvillc.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Daniel OF
Cumberland, Mr. and Mrs Jack
Rutledge and son OF Lynehbura,
Mr.. and Mrs l. N Fallen and son.
Mr. and Mrs F. q Walton. Mrs.
Gene Panton and Dane and Mrs
IaDh Mason Of Burkeville
Miss Mar ha Pass was Sunday
guess OF Miss Shirley Mae Vaug-
han during the holidays
Or, and Mrs. S j. Simons ami
son, Charles. OF Stanton were re
cent visitors Of Mr. and Mrs. j B.
Vaughan
MI, and Mrs r NJ Bradshaw
scent several days last week with
MI and Mrs. Lawrence Gardner
Jr., at Carrsvtlie They visited
Mr. and Mrs. w Hubbard in
Pc ersburg Sunday
luncheon gues. 5 Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gene Banton Saturday we're Mr.
and Mrs Harry Dixon Of Glad
stone. Mr. and Mrs F G walton
and w. T Lindsey.
Mis- Grace Olgers. OF Alexan-
dris. and Miss Minnie Cowie$ OIL
gers. OF Philadelphia, spen. sew
cral days during the holidays At
their home They. With Mrs John
Olgers and Raymond Olgers, spent
the Sunday in the Christmas With
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robertson In
Winchester. Mr. and Mrs Wade
Nance and BOBBY OF Glen Allen
also visited IN the 0lgers home
during the holidays
Reuben Helms. George Blake
and Jack CpappeIl, OF Richmond
spent Saturday with Mr. and Nj
Thomas Iayne and did some
hunting
Miss Nancy Lavnc was overnight
guest OF Miss Martha Clark IN
Farmville. Friday
II. b Olgegs and j f OlgerS
visited Mr. and Mfrs. Thomas
Crockett IN Richmond during the
holidays
Misses Bobbie Andrews and
Claudia Bradshaw have returned
to their schools In Richmond after
spending the holidays here
Mr.. and Mrs George Banks Of
NeTfolk were week end guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs W S Weaver Mr.
Herman jenkins. Jerry and Jimmy
were dinner guests on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. .. Grizzarc
and kathy Of Martinsbure Wes
Va. spent several days last weef
with the Rev and Mrs. II N
SoyaTs
Mrs, Russell Vaughan and sog
Frederick OF Nashville y G.. Mi
and Mrs w N Andrews and Mar,
Jane OF kensington. Md, ant
Harvey Morgan. Of Giouscester
visited Mrs r. c Andrews duru'
the holidays
Tommy jenkins spent the veel
end with Charlie Weaver III Nor
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs Fl B Pierce an'
children returned Sunday ate
visiting their parents Mrs, H.
Pierce. Sr., In Norfolk. and Nj
and Mr. IIare1f IL wsOEtssr
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Mrs. Shirley Whalcy
William Whittier
Emmett Webster
l.. w Cmnnv
Mrs. Mabel Bradshaw
Mrs. Wayerly Gillian
Mrs. Pearl Davis
Mrs. Ursula Davis
Mrs Louise Mclaughlin
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Employees of DavidsOn's Department Store

N. n YOUNG, Monoqer
Miss Jessie Glenn
Mrs. Mamie Fitzgerald
Mrs. Margaret Bruce
Miss Edith Orange
Mrs. Minnse Aforrlsctte
j. NJ. Wilkerson
w Q. Southail
Mfs. Elizabeth Daniel
MRS. Katherine Cox
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employees Department
December Of Fonne L9S~
Fonniew institution our firm howng Joined #
1904 yeor David
Throughout SO Fonnie
Her unossunne complete
public whom elo"workers
her reol friends
Sydnor president
tohfI
Dowdon recounnq employee
nvouobie thousands Of Of the
We.soo dolly presence sincerely
her pleasure ne~found
her circle Of friends
OF happiness
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r S Neellev
Mrs Edna W'ilkcrao1
Mrs KatElerll9 tasl4
Mrs. Jospllll1e Aplto
Mrs. Louise -Irlmbi
Mrs Mildred MORGAN
Frank Morton
Evening star., 1955-07-15

the most original bag seen IN
this summer Of fanciful pock-
etbooks. OF black basket
weave. it was shaped like .
bull with basketweaye horns
even and turquoise colored
eyes. She acquired it in China.
Maria Blake set on her pink
dress with some big polished
chunky amethysts.
Admiral and Mrs. Mick"
Carney were chatting with
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Nell
Dietrich about Mick Carney's
surprise one recent morning
when he opened the door to
the garden and the missing
ocelot walked into view.
Evening star., 1955-07-15
'Gs'' ~ ''SoczE7Y
Anderson Will Not
Run, Sdys Kerr

here. but the Ambassadress
herself likes our summer
weather so well she hasn't even
any complaints about last
weeks soaring temperatures.
Husky Senator Jim Duff was
there looking as at as he al
ways does and just itching for
a good political fight. He
comes up for reelection next
year. He said when they asked
him in Pennsylvania who he
wanted for an opponent. he
told them. II don't care. Just
bring him on, I'm ready"
Big, good looking Represent
ative Jim Richards was egg
ing him on. The chairman of
the Foreign Affairs Committee
has a soft sense of humor as
pleasing as his South Caro-
lima drawl. Incidentally, his
guess for congressional ad-
journment is August z.
Senator and Mrs. Dick
Neuberger breezed in just in
time to be seated. The SEN
ator had been nursing a bill
Of interest to Oregon until
closing time. Dick said he was
so pleased that an article he
had written in praise of Sen
ator Lyndon johnson answer
ing criticism of the Amer,
leans for Democratic Action
had been published in the
New Republic the week before
Lyndon became Ill. "If it had
appeared afterwards I would
have looked like such q hypo-
critic" he said.
atoms for Peace Nego-
tiator" Morehead Patterson
who has the rank of ambas-
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Bastille Day. Party,
Others Entertain

Issa Bin Salman Khalifa and
Sheikh Khalifa Bin Salman
Khalifa, are in town as the
guests of the Bahrein Petrole-
um Co. Bahrein is a small oil
rich island OF the coast Of
Saudi Arabia in the Persian
Gulf. It is a British pro-
tectorate.
Also in the visitors party
are Sheikh Hamad Bin Ibra-
him AL Khalifa, and Sheikh
Ibrahim Bin Hamad al Khalifa,
as well as Haitre Abdullah
Ali Kanoo.
Sir Rogers dinner guests
will include officials of the
State Department, the dip
lomatic corps and the Bahrein
Petroleum Co.
MIR. Percival HOnOred
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Beale
Boomer are entertaining at,
dinner tonight at Normandy
Farm in honor of Mr.. G. M.
Percival, Commercial and Agri-
cultural Attache Of the Aus
tralian Embassy. and Mrs. Per-
cival. as well as the hostess
sister, Mrs. w. Raney STAN
ford of Durham, N. c., who
is here for a weeks visit.
Party for General
Gen. Cesare Gandini, italian
navy representative in the
standing group of NATO, who
is returning shortly to Italy,
and Signora Gandini,. were
honor guests at dinner last
evening at Normandy Farm.
Hosts were the officers of the
Italian Naval Mission and their
wives.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

sador, said he and his wife
were going to Europe In adj
vance Of the international
Conference on Peaceful Use
Of Atomic Energy in Geneva
August 9. They win go TO
Evian. France. on Lake Ge-
neya first to take the cure.
II there's going to be q cure
for atomic energy, 1t had bet
ter come first. / always say.
The Pattersons are the most
generous of hosts. Last March,
when Clare Luce came to
Washington. they didn't just
offer her q room or even o
suite at their attractive
Georgetown house on Twen-
ty-eighth street. They got out
and turned the whole house
over to her!
The French Ambassador
Couve de Murville, the Jeh
Pattersons who leave Monday
for York Harbor, Me. (no rela-
tion to Morehead). the James
Denbys and members Of the
Italian Embassy completed the
dinner contingent. Nine. Couve
de Murville went to Fishers
Island for q couple Of days to
recoup from her Newport
week end. Newport" ex-
claimed smiling Jim Duff.
Newport is nothing compared
to Rolling Rock" And he
promptly invited the French
envoy and his wife up to one
OF the most exclusive clubs in
America.
Cowens Entertain
The Myron Cowens gave a
party yesterday but the man
most concerned didn't show
up That was Myron. On "a.
hour notice. he had to fly to
Frankfurt, Germany, so by the
time he had arrived there
Dorothy and their good-look-
ing daughter, Sandra. were re-
ceiving in the garden Of their
new Tracy place house. It's
dig. beautifully planned and q
whole floor above the street.
Ambassador and Signora
Brosio dropped by, as did the
Portuguese Ambassador and
Senhora de Esteves Fernandes.
the Uruguayan Ambassador
and Sonora de Mora, and the
Korean Ambassador and Mime.
Yang.
Dottie Kidder appeared with
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Dodeks Sail
For England

DR.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Do
dek have sailed for England
aboard the He de France.
DR.. Dodek. who Is associate
clinical professor Of obstet-
RIGS and gynecology in the
School Of Medicine at George
Washington University, win
participate In the 18th British
Congress Of Obstetrics and
Gynecology. which is being
held In Oxford, England. on
July Is to July 81.
After their visit to England.
DR.. and Mrs. Dodek win take o
motor tour Of the continent.
Evening star., 1955-07-15

Unlike many Of the national
holidays celebrated at the var
ious embassies in Washington,
Frances Bastille Day is a time
when the French Ambassador
and Mime. Couve de Murville
entertain only for the local
French colony.
Yesterday they gave a mid
day champagne party from
1880 to 100 O'Clock to cele-
brate Frances most famous
holiday.
But last night, Capitalites
other than Frenchmep, had a
chance to join in the celebra-
ton at q big dance at the May
flower Hotel.
Under the patronage of the
French Ambassador and Nine.
Couve de Murville, the ball was
sponsored by the Washington
Federation of French War Vet
eranS with proceeds going to
their various charities.
Some 500 people danced to
the music of Mack Williams
and his orchestra, and saw an
unusual program of Haitian
dances and songs. And there
were all sorts of door prizes for
holders of the lucky numbers.
In addition to the Ambas-
sador and Nine. Couve de
Murville, many other officers
from the French Embassy and
their wives turned out for the
dance-as well as friends Of
France from all over the city.
Visitors From Bahrein
Sir Roger Makins. the Brit
ish Ambassador, is giving a
stag dinner tonight in honor
Of the two sons of the ruler of
Bahrein, who arrived in Wash
ington yesterday.
The honored visitors, Sheikh
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Miss Pot Priest
Given Shower

Mrs. Jess Bryan Bennett
entertained at a wedding
shower yesterday at her home
in Georgetown in honor OF
Miss Pat Priest, daughter of
the Treasurer of the United
States and Mr.. Roy Priest,
who will marry 1t. Comdr.
Pierce A. Jensen, jr.. former
White House Aide, in a few
weeks.
The garden was attractively
decorated with white wedding
bells and a large cake in the
shape of a Navy aircraft car
rier was the highlight of the
party.
Among those who accepted
invitations to the event were
Mrs. Harold Burton, Mrs.
George Humphrey, Mrs. Harold
Stassen, Mrs. Sherman Adams.
Miss Bertha Adkins, Mrs. Car
roll D. Kearns, Sonora de
zuleta-Angel. wife of the Co
lombian Ambassador; Sonora
de Castro, wife of the Ambas-
sador from Ell Salvador; Sc
nora de Quintanilla. wife of
the Mexican Ambassador to
OAS; Mime. Koo, wife of the
Chinese Ambassador; Nine.
Yang, wife of the Korean Am
bassador; Mrs. Louis Roths-
child, wife of the Assistant
Secretary of Commerce; Mrs.
Dorothy Houghton; Mrs. Den
mis- Chavez, and many other
friends of the bride-to-be and
har no raY1tS
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
BY BETTY BEALE

Senator Bob Kerr must have
some inside dope on the future
Of Deputy Secretary of De-
tense Bob Anderson. In his
newsletter this, week. he I'm
equivocally states that Bob
"wifl NOT be a candidate for
Governor of Texas in 1856"
If Senator Kerr or others
about town know what Job is
in store for the outgoing,
sought-after Texan, they're
not saying. But Bob's col
leagues in the Defense Depart
ment make no bones about
what they think. They are GER
tain he will pull down one of
the top industrial jobs in the
country. II he becomes presi-
dent Of an important COM
pany like Standard Oil of New
Jersey. it will surprise no Une.
The oil business would be a
reasonable assumption, since
his pre- Government career was
devoted to oil and. cattle.
Politicos at Dinner
Italian Ambassador and
Signora Brosio entertained
politicos and officials Wednes-
day evening when they treated
them to a delectable dinner
that went from baked lobster
to baked alaska.
Except for brief excursions
like next weeks trip to Seattle
and Portland. Ambassador and
Signora Brosio plan to spend
the summer here and. are
pleased about it. Signora Bro
sio's sister returned to Italy
none the better for the heat
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In Atlantic City

Mr.. Wallace E. Shipp and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Doll have
been recent guests at Chal-
fonte- -Haddon Hall in Atlantic
City, N. j.
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