Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1921, Page 8

e T z AL TR S T AETAL PN Ty T T —,—— e —ee—e—e—!elelP!em}——ee— Tore efective by tall lighted, tapers | and will Include Mme, Etnel Huell| STANFORD GRADS TO MEET | YORKTOWN TO BE JUNKED. rxsn_\ul-?g’rn“snnn : - EE - . satin made or;j!lml{lht Lines and with |wpeakc on "Swiss Literature and Ar . . > , . court train, -her . tulle, veil was hel ‘ol. John Temple Graves, writer and v - 5 2 REMODELIN G—REPAIRING | ! it Pt s et e e e oo il Db Armas | omaary s Hosver and | iPresident T,?"K."AM" Al Sootober L ' F U R S { she carried a shower bouquet of lilies | geddon~: Walter I. Cox, the celebrated| Wilbur to Be Guests of Honor. ¢ | The U- S. gunboat Yorktown. vet of the valley. Her maid of honor |English artist, who is painting Presi- eran of the old American Navy and 5 \ & i was In fuschia taffeta ‘and chiffon and i Graduates of Stanford University | VNCe under command of the late Robley . N . dent Hard i , who witl dis- & e o ing around Washington are plan-['D. Evans, has been towed here to be) F2ENCH FUR SHOP Call . © carried a F ¥ IR S ; rench bouquet of Aaron | cus “Th 1 P SN .——O0pp. Tel — Ward roses and violets The brides- | Ve Tmisn. Smaham Anaerson. who |ning a reunion to be held at Columbia | dismantled for junk, The gunboat car- maids wore gowns of peach taffeta |inapired the ofganization of the Fa. Country Club on October 29. The |ried ‘Tighiing Bob Evans on the trip . r . , a;nd Chl‘g";’ hflm""e% l!(brl ;h;; n; bian Memorial ~Assoclation, will ba | Euests of honor at the reunion will be }fy "“’;;f“;,h/i\l:;exri?nvsvsmer‘ lmp;ln?nrd y P d d M S. H d . the maid of honor, and carried Ward:pregent and Miss Dorothy Dent, the | President Ray Lyman Wilbur and|] government, and from F'ox Sca rf.g resident an arding 3 ] |roses ana violets. D T D iscues “The | Secretary of Commerce ~ Herbert | {8 deck the admiral threatened to bam- i ‘Nl 3 H ’ A roconiion. 1iiho homsl (of. the | Valus of Artistie Homes™ o musi-| Hoover two of the early aracuates Of | ™Tho’ craft . was purchased. from. tn P I P . i at hite ouse - Luncheon bridos. parents. foilowed the. cere. | Al part will include scprano solos by | SR, o 1or the union are in the | EOVermment by R. C. Porter of Oakland. { i mony, at which Mrs. Miller, mother of 2 3 hands of Merle Thorpe, editor of the e : . ; the bride, ; 9f|Mrs. Bertrand Ewell Trenis at the |hands of 3 . : at Fopular I'rices Distinguished Company. (R e 2 B Pl | i M Kaunering mig, harg wolo | Satiors Busipegr berrerenain. & Deaths Reported. §i Foxes in all colors and fI' Dtk il i i o Z k| | Yoo Miller \wore o gown of J8d% |bresident of the Fabian Memorial As:and Charles It Pierce, a local 4i0r |y tolowing deatis have been reported to most wanted styles selling |f! ¢ : BT O T I oaarent heuds, | Sociation, a group of piano solos; ney. It will be In the form of @ Ain-| ¢, heaith department within the last twenty ‘ : | HE President and Mrs. Hard-|fax county, Va. having motored from [ |Siiver, trimmed with iridescent beals | pias Carrle Notes. vielin solos, with |ner at the country club. Special tele-| four Louss at Very Popular Prices. | ing entertained at luncheon | Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews Eown of hydrungea blue. The deco- | Miss Marjorle G. Davis at the piano, | KTabh {50 L lbiar . Lo sy i, e : ! = ! s : AT i fioax, |and bass solos selections by Mr. Ar-|ford’s big game will be v o 8 { Your opportunity to grat- ||! at the White House today at | will return with their guests for a short T I e e T o eantha: | thur L. Murray. accompanied on the | the dinner. Joeeph perculosis Rospital, ify, at small outlay, your || 1:30 oelock, Mrs. Harding |visit in PlK‘usbg;glh. and will also go to mums. - Bank ! ; piano by Miss Elizabeth R. H;eh‘lw. e il piace : H - = teubenville, 0, to see e yle B r. an rs.” Banks left later for e presentations w e made by desire for a really fine fox [|'heing the only lady present. Thelp, mora] stained glass windows in St their wedding trip, at the completion | Mr. Rudolphe de Zapp, president of th MR. WILSON GAINS.e | jintant of Mauuri distinguished company included. Gen.|paul’'s Episcopal Church. These !ou; § of which they will make their home | society, who will be assisted by th —_— S y araveralty. Amondo Diaz; admiral of the fleet, |lancet ';:!l&-g:;usx;{fig}-;ewlafifc&e’“ : in Lowoke, Ark. s:::;ln;f governors. There will be|yo oonuc Daniels Says He Shows Barl Beatt Mrs. Ellis Meredith of Denver, Col., G.C. B,0.M,G.C. V.0, 5 the designs of Mr. Andrews’ mother, e Il will be the guest of honor of the| Mrs. Mary Johnson of 78 R street Hemstitching I D. S. @., D. C. L.: Gen. Baron Jacques, | Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews. 4 h . o | Baron de Cartier de Marchlenne, the College Women’s Club .at the club- |announces the marrlage of her daugh-| “Remaykable improvement” in the Picot Edging 3 v i Dr. Lynn house, 1822 I street, this afternoon |ter, Ellen Olivia, to Mr. John Joscph [health of former President Wilson was Buttons Covered | Belgian ambassador; the Right Hon-| ol Loty at 5 o'clock. There will be an in-|O'Malley of Baltimore. formerly of i reported v lay by Josephus Dan- | < MANUFACTURERS WHO RETAIL [florable Sir Auckland Geddes, K. C. B | 7 00" vening Dr. Jermyn C. I e = formal receptionsfrom.4 until st |New: York. -The wedding took place | leln, former Hecretary of the Navy, fol- Quality—the Very Best 3 in; h g . » TH 2s 9 o o e S y., Octoh > 1 vi C: t the Wils esidence. . 2" . . A¥ WHOLESALE BRICES {smbassador of Great Britain: the Bec | Lynn, secretaxy of the ministry, of the S e bo'the Thostens. Colloga. women are | oo eanEed the rides only | Mr. Wilson was in fine <piFis, with Quick Service |retary of State, Mr. Hughes; the See- | interior. China, gave a dinner in the Daughter of Senator and Mrx. Gilbert|nyited to attend and meet Mrs. Mere- | attendant being her nicce, Miss olor and sparkling eyes, Mr. Ortental restaurant in honor of Gov.| W. Hitchcock, who, after spendini the | qith, who will*give a short talk on | Macic Ketohum. . Mr. and Mrs. O | MRS. M. E. HOLLEY 212 F Street iretary of War, Mr. Weeks; the Seore- | 3V o mu Rasul. Amoni ol | — AT A S — ] 3 A S . L. g the | summer on the North Shore, went to| “How to Get by the City Ed 3 - : e | 30 1415 G St. | i e N e Deliby; SIBNOT guests were Mr. 8. K. Wu, secretary | Adantic Clty and for a serles of A byjtiie GltsfEdicor ley will make their home in Balt-| | Col. 9378 2561 15th St. N.W. .l:..:u:‘)n e g O oea Ken. | of the Chinese delegation io the dis- | visits elsewhere. Mrs D. W. Heiser and Miss Ernce- more. Opposite Kelth's nterim o B SHAl = 0 armament conference. tine 3 ender * bf * Hamilton, hio, —— Furs Exclusiv ik e e Dr. Lynn is here on a government will spend the antumn with the for- Marri L o T el Frank. 5752. ! ‘occont L s * | mission to study the police systems.|D. A. R., of which she is regent. mer's sisters, ss E. Catherine Hey- . S e st Gen. Diaw's stafl, Pax-| He will leave for Europe next spring S e e ler and Miss'Mary, E. Heyler. in thelr arriage Licenses. Your Quest for urs master Capt e, Com: |On his‘way home. Mrs. Gracie Hays Lowe of 1313 Po- | home at 1713 Kiibourne plice. 1. | rollarriage licenses have been iasued to. the s . " §9 € i 1 A Lo e tomao street, Georgetown, has gone e decorations of an antigue sil-|following: —of exclusiveness and smart styling De Ruwiere, Wwith Gen.| Mr. and Mrs. Henry White enter-]to Maplefon, the country home of |ver bowl filled with cosmos and hand-| Thomas R. Mechem of this and Meta 8 will end here. Bird model Coats, | Dy, Gon. J. G Harbord, Bri%; | tained a small house party over the{Mr. and Mrs. L. W Wortman. near vainted miniature fur balsam souve- e N e o atehulle . ; s, S is Sets repre-| . MeGla , 4 week end in thelr summer home at|Ashburn, Va. to attend their twenty- | nir cushions with verse place cards i Y ILVERSMI Yicag P ?""l\ fiflxidu:fixi |T Washington, Rear Admiral| Eim Court, in the Berkshires, their|fifth wedding anniversary. were the dscorations of & beautiful | "Wiliam B Hottars snd Pearl R. Wilkinsef, WELERS = m‘s.s’"wngn sent the last word in i Y-l frugh Rodman, Lieut. Col. Clarence O. | guests including Mr. and Mrs. Nich- i — luncheon given by Mrs. Francis A.|both of Richmond. 2 Philadelphia S Inspection invited. \Sherrill alde to u;t; llresma}'x-{t‘h'::; Q;“; Mu;;h Butler, Mrs. R. Burnham ”l_\;;rs 13\wi';mng)l!‘fil{:fi‘;flm‘;agakre}"; St. Clalr, district state regent, to her| Joln I Hyde of Bristow. Va., wnd Pauline Mr. Roy Moftat, 2 . S L N p1y, S'mms of a1 Va. Robert ¥ r. and M tephen H. Olin officers 'and the National Soclety, V. Smme of el Rave Va. =~ o | pEARLS and DIAP‘IONDS % and Mr. William Williams of New |an apartment at the Hotel Richmond | Daughters of the American Revolu York. for the winter. tion, vice president genecral of the . Ri Bar Pi — District, Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins. tationers Shoppe, 117 F st. Exelu: Necklaces - ings - ar Pins Mrs. Loren Johnson entertained at Only gemns of the finest qualily are allowed to enter this Robuilding Furs a Specialty|Alion ™ Hobers FUR COATS | Ambassador and Mme. Jusserand Reach New York Today. The marriage of Miss Pauline Violet | “pp o “souventcs - were -brought by | Clristmas greeling canls.—Advertisement. simms, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. iy, A%, S0 “luncheon yesterday for her house air from her vacation from { Estcblishment which 1s an assurance of great value | mbassador of France and Mme. [ oo S g Y og o Norman Simms of Del Ray, Va., tof 3 T e ot arrive in New YomWk . . 'ward J. Marquart, who Mr. Shill Hyde. of Mr. the old Constitution house in Wind- . b - = s Stoles and It r”|L:x§'d’”l,u“‘1:r‘1:rn‘£'r‘w. ana_will a:id""(fi:,'mg““‘l}::";{"“:":“t“"h"“’i' J{wrhn";h"f', ?H\‘-hl"of i:xg&m?,"va,, was | 50T, vt, th'retl‘llw V‘;erlmon‘ll consti Births Reported. | Lo the inexperienced buyer - Corresporidence invited | come ce to Washington. They e art, who is|Solemnized at 1 o'clock today at the | tutlon was adopted and slgned in 17 The following births have eported {0 | Chokers ome 23 ence o, NANIDELON, ustin | Euationsitheres £ o Salemnizl &% Diohany. CDr, Robers | This house i now kept Intact by bu: | . folth Rebircient wikin e 1t wehcs | PersoNAL CHrisTMAS CARDS . . their home in Franc ! Mr. and Mrs. McC Evans Browning officiating. triotic societies. - The “guests present r hours: & | ¥ . Exclusive and Stylish | e neve ra. MeCormick Goodhart g Mrs. ‘Howard L. Hodgkins,| “Vineeal ua Corcetta Docio, gic) | Charrming. new and exclusive with this House TI : Baron |[ave, taken up their residence atf . Hyde has been with the South- Wiltiant *B. ‘Hardy: Mrs. James| Thomax 8 aud Mars E Pocok, bor. 1 now ready for selection - Samples upon request 0 . returncd rington | fans oy Fark, Md, on the Rixgs road. |,y Railway for some y and after | M. Willey, Mrs. John 3t cre, Mre. Lowe, boy | Crstor s, RIES (K e este afternoon, accompanied by | will by te 3 2 wedding trip to Florida will take | Harry B. Gauess, Mrs Louis A. Abbot B e . Attractive Prices ||:muriss soiermoer Belxtun army. | Urdays ana Sundaya 0 (on > S0 R bride to Markham to live. and Mre. Jamee P, Hare Iex Snughrue, bor. | SteRLING SitvER DINNER 27/ TEA SERVICES R odeling and epairing of who will be a guest at the embassy | . o Vi 4 5 . R A ST LY Tor several days. The ambassador will| ' Mr. Paul De Hevesy of Budapest.|Miss Grayson Wed Fortnightly Solice Nelson and Watches. Clocks, China, Class and Novelties are \Criuin « company at dinner this| Hungary, hag arrived In Washington | saj. W. C. Philoon. hinkton Salon. Toomes I st N iHlustrated and priced in the Gift BOOK - mailed to et & Bacher ening in honor of the general, | {or & siay,of some lensth, and §s at| rs. George Mason Grayson of| The ostesses at the fortnightly i any part of the world - upon request. : 2 B ~ssador to this coun- c = Frederick, Md., announces the mar-|soiree of the Washington Salon and o et Sollcnenan Eurricrs try, remained ew York for this|Southern Rellef Soclety Tage o e U e Cone, | United Arts Society, to be held Thurs- 7. Lily 521 13th St N.W. week, and will come to Washington | ‘%7 ew dent. oyd Grayson, to Maj. e Cobe-|4ay night at the Playhouse, 1814 . N.W. ORI rs. James E. Mulcare is chairman |1and Philoon on October 20 at the|Sivecr Cwill. be -Dr. Bdith Se Ville P i Tiee 2a Floor s week of the committee on arrangements | American legatén in Peking, China. s )L v one Main 47 for the reception which will be given = Coale, Mrs. John Weed, Miss Harriette | s "','.’,,"nd,,,p, __ {omorrow afternoon by the Southern | The marriage of Miss Kthel England { e e owe | The ambassador ot at Britain and | proety . ne Mrss". “!_l”"onol}nf_) its new | Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |0 o0 @ Church and-Mrs Edna Hill- Lady Gedde returned this morning | the N, v lam F. Dennis, in|Charles Grady Miller, to Mr. Lawrence ' d H rd. The buffet will b = | | from Philadelphia. where they i anginteq by Mra Archingid e | Banks. s i and Mrs “A. B3R TV Hllen 3. b, Starr, w Bouquet Coflee the weels end it Mr. and " Mrs. | and Tties May M= ald Young an:‘nkq took plnneTRzel::;‘es;fi:;nye\;::; beios 0 ez . »_. s tGieorge W. Childs rexel. s 3 o : T a jor and Lady Geddes Mrs. Charl performed at 8:30 in the First Meth- - g . s Surprisingly Good [ The ambussador and Wt ten this | closed her - cortaps an 'Good,has|odist Church An Lowoke, Ark. by the . A - A 08 TO 614 ELEVENTH ST. | i 2 ternoon Admiral Sir David and Lady | Cgnn., and is now at White Sulphur | Rev. Alonzo Monk. assisted by the ! | Teatty, who arrived vesterday and are | SPrings, where she will remain until |Rev. L. E. N. Hundley, Miss Sarah mpreaqwell a i Miss | Per pound i ot M. Marshall Field in her | November 1. Seward of Petersburg, Va. was maid | Lrea@wsle U AR T AR on | C = me on 16th street until Wednesday, — of honor, and the bridesmaids were | J10T 053 e o The House of Courtesy= 1 return to New York.| Miss Tsabel May is a member of theMiss Mary Ellen Marshall, Miss Bessie { yiyo 77 arone . when they w ador and Lady eddes | house party being entertained by Mr. | Walker, Miss Lucy Goodwin and Miss | The amb The program of the evening will i 9 9 e imvited only the members of the and Mrs. Charles’ W. Mayer in their |Sarah Banks. Mr. Jack Forsythe was| » L . “Burchell’s {hve invited only che members o6 the 500 o Biden” TL in - Seackbridge, [ best man, and he wahers were Mr.|be presented by the kuests of honor 2 { Gushed countrymen. Mass. Among the other guests are|Jeff Goodwin, Mr. England Benton, = c r David and Lady Beatty will be[Mr. and Mrs. Carlos G. Mayer of New Mr. T. C. Mills and Mr. Henry Benton. 1325 F St. N.W. ests of honor at dinner this even-|York. Fie sroomemen were M: Grady Fid & of Mrs. Field, who has asked a X — Miller, Mf® Vann Howell, Mr. J. R. tinguished company of thirty-four| Capt. and Mrs. H. L. Heavell enter- | Silliman and Mr. Charles Miller. i et them. tained at a reception Saturday at il [ Little Anne Hendricks and Elizabeth | REMODELED & REPAIRED | —— % pring, ., in honor of Jud Fulk were flower girls an . €. i Senator Kennéth MeKellar of Ten land Mrs. &' C. Tolson. €€ Llovd, jr. was ring beare; | French FUR Shop i nessee has as guests at the otel DRl R hintion Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.| Mrs. Thomas H. Stevens has re-|smilax, palms, ferns and baskets 011726 13th St. N.W. Call M. 1706 M : \ho are|turned to Washington and reopened |white ~chrysanthemums, made the' Opposite Telephome Buildi The ‘church was decorated with fcKellar of Louisville, Ky | ° ~ visi gton for a few days. [her apartment in Stoneligh Court. ———————————————————————————————————————— Our Judgment Is iniz for New York, where she will at-|of Pubelo, Col., who are spending a 4 the Roosevelt birthday anmc-l‘;etwdgiayu in Washington, entertained 5 = o <ary memorial ceremonies, and| inner last evening, having as EDMONSTON'S — Home of [fi! e present at the exercisesitheir guests Dr. Hubert Work, as- the Original FOOT FORM 3 morning, the luncheon at|Sistant postmaster general. and Mrs. ; - | Work, Mr. and Mrs. Perry W. Wid . A5 | Boots and Oxfords for Men, Club at noon and the ban- | ToFE o & Yy ner : o H ceni mmander John Cole. Women and Children. o Keyes- new povel, * = ’ : t at t 1S sal€ O t!'eet tel‘- Mrs, Keyes' new novel, “The Career d e of avid Nobles will be issued from | Judge and Mrs. Charles B. Howry 4 ! 9y 9 ||| |2 New York press on Friday. otertalned & small company at:am: | |} - : i 3 o @ . . . ‘Foot Form ST ot it of i il et o Sl 1 4 - FLOWER : noon and !:'.venmg Dresses_ 18 > . small company at dinner last evening | ; p: the most lmportant offerlng that has been made—and pro- vides an opportunity of which the ladies of Washington are & taking prompt advantage. | Knowing the sources from ; ? al room of the New Wil-' Mrs. John J. McMah 4 through this week. He is accompanied { to 6, in her home at 5409 3Sth street, by Brig. Gen. Chevy Chase, for the members of the Table Charm . LY oai i Susan Riviese Hetzel Chapter, N. S.| &4 | Lien i E and Maj. Giovanni Cocconi. i 3 3 Let ;l.l autg'uf 'chpzrfectdguble g = 5 i lecoration to match your dimner The minister of the Netherlands,! 2 = cerwijn, was host at dinner Sat- | service. Such effects make en- iurday evening at Wardman Park Ho- | e . . jtel in honor of the chief surgeon of | tertaining a success. {The Hague. Dr. J. Shoemaker, who | spent a few days in Washington and left for Philadelphia last evening. Dr. | o Shoemaker came to this country to| Hair Goods and || receive un honorary membership in | | the American College of Surgery. | Beauty Shops | | : Phone for Appolntment Or. L. S. Rowe Entertains 809 7th St. 1771 Col. Road | Company nt Luncheon. M. 8635 4 H1. Dr. L. S. Roe, director general of “Meet Me at Helers " | 4 S A % s rhnl I'ah Amerhflln nt‘r‘.m en\enatix::dl 2 == 5 Ry t hn h h F k h at luncheon toda e annex of the — Building m honos of Dr. Esteban Gil | which these I'rocks have come rges and Mme. Gil Borges, ha: The Accepted Standard [| .5 Fups v ity ot Ve - insures the integrity of the in- imici, Mr. and Mrs. Breckinridge ong, | for Perfect Fitting, ||ifx anihoe, son ani i ook Sei | Corrective Boots. | i : , » trinsic values—as well as the ARy Wi Son i - - artistic merit of the fashions g 1216 F St N.W. : portrayed. Commander and Mrs. Lamar R. - , A Pl - A Shop of Some Consequence RO e i Soneteigh Coure o T in the life of the city. Constantly doing new things and in distinctly different way. For example— They are indeed splendid-—- and truly worth up to more than double the price at which we are fortunately able to ™ HEEL [f| ' ment at Stoneleigh Court. i Commander IL Taji of the || i1 1l n: d Mrs, Taji, | Maj. Watanbe and 4 First Lieut. Takei of the Japanese navy are stop- | k: . ping at the Powhatan for the limita- | < > EETE e | » uying in Paris { T{\e‘fnnn:r;'Selcre_}‘ar!"lof Agriculture | isted Iv of % tew hisheoriced t ith nd 3 2 D1 A i - il -1 Fheseishoes demnonstrate || oo oy Siwie Thueretitigenter) i) consisted not merely of securing a few high-priced garments wi l .th s l that it is possible to*wear ew Willard, ha-ing among their ||| | high-sounding names. We hunted out the smaller French makers p ace €m on €. e s H st nterstate ofmmere Com- | Snappy, Stylish Footwear ||| missioner andyMrs. McChord and Mr. as well—the makers of adorable . with perfect comfort and [[|!#nd Mre George Le Roy Boyle. ease. Dressy High Shoes by | Series of Dances. and Oxfords in Black and = . i Handmade' FrOCkS The Junior League will give its! Brown Kid and Calf. A ||| usual series of smart little da: —_ 1 . Brown Kid and Galf. A i ] il of Wkt e dlce and here they are, straight from Paris, at | Wednesday to definitely arrange t| 3 ) the new chairman and Miss .\‘X;u_ Hellen the new secretary of ! o) the organization. ! Of crepe de chine and georgette crepe, exquisitely beaded, in navy, wl:djo‘;fi','jug;v; . Frank Appledy ||| black, Nattier, chocolate, bisque, flesh color and orchid—with a chicness turned Saturday from, their !mn?erfni which stamps them as undeniably Parisian—at the above remarkably low ;\u\\‘l {)ersgy. R‘epkresenlnlive and Mrs, | priceS. ppleby have taken an apartment % : _}_V- rdm:m!Park ‘Holel on il sensons The first of these frocks are now on sale—others are expected on the - he marriage of their youngest son, H 1 i i k. M~ Richard H. Appleby, to Miss Mary ||| f incoming French steamship this week. r. daughter of Mr. and Mra. g Charles R Myer of Elizabeth, N. J, SLiig AL o . took place October 8 and was one of a0k, place, Octorer & antimas cne of |1 And so it is that this shop continues to build | Efizabeth. Mrs. Appleby was in their | o . % . o o sbiry SR we ¥ (| ypon its reputation for fashion with value. We illustrate a New |[ff/dins: ss Shi a R Mrs. Fili Camperio, has arrived == e i «rl).::: J:,l;,l:‘; xron “l.l;?rl::j l & Vri“ml{ ,,';:l‘i,"n o ggr;%enfl;;‘cg:w a sl-:iop which women do not miss in their sho?pmg tours if at all-inclined : veeks at the Farra rs Cam- { berio is the daughter of the late Rear towarcieconomy The sale can be continued through tomorrow—Tuesday —only. ! Junior League Plans » ;E‘? ::;%il::"fl"'}hi"fir out of {Rumiral and Mrs. Terry, and will re- S . > ordinary for dress oc- "'te Milan tlo join Capt. Camperio, N w h casions. In Black and ;:"“;’lhgfi,;:g;’,i,,‘:m?,‘",{;"’sfit o i | ewcomers tO as on 2 v R< . . . o o . Ve Bawiyatin, e S e are invited to avail themselves of the privilege of opening a charge account, . > Mr. and Mrs. J. H. De Frees, freely extended to all making themselves known to us as responsible. . Zdmcnston & Co.. Inc | 2 =ns 20 7, %, v Freen wef § which is freely naking ¢ ponsible , Andrew Betz, Manager ‘wam;;‘?:;m‘:-‘ fooh i Fo it st At Other Paris Gowm, 595 to $l75 - s rdman Park Hotel, where they have " x = 334 F Strest Blouses, Beaded and Silk Bags and Novelties just received from abroad. a te. | suite. : ‘dvive < and Authorities 6n Mr. David Gle?n Stewart and Mr. J. 1 . ANl Foot Troubles Minick Murray of Pittsburgh are guests - : ! A of Mr. and Mrs. Eliphalet Fraser An- : e s < P — di E civ country home in Fair-