Evening capital. [volume], November 21, 1922, Image 3

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Social and Personal
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I* |‘i ,i-jl''ib
Libel and Louise Sul
, sc guc is next wenk
i Mr Edwin Martin,
I’a Tile Misses Sul*
.i i ) Wayne, after at*
\n r. Navy football game
(l | < n is* Lecture
1, Lewis, of tilt* Naval
til lecture tonight at S
IMueaiional Building of
.!0li w t Episcopal Church,
<nne His subject will
Mioyle the Coveted.”
.- r uill le under the aus
. v \\ (’ V. and everyone
Inr,l Pur!) 1 'r
Ip., tml Miss Bruce
.1 i (’raven, of Southgate
la..less at a card party
, . . ning in honor of Mrs. L.
I . iln i daughter, Miss Isa-
Mllng f> itiglifrr
I “ 1 lie PJbfit"itlit”
• Winter Pumphrey, of
M l fte spending a few
- w .'a I. r daughter. Miss Eliza*
.i, i'uiaphrt \. at ‘ Tin* Pheasant."
Hi, 0, Bills It)
I. 1 aiMi' (<llllll
I Sot let) ill bold a sale
I , imi nmi from 1! to (I p. in. at
i \.,n i'.ii h Mouse. Fancy work
[ i |, and home-mad® cake ant!
a ill on display. The usual
,I m i.-omo and cup of tea await
p, Hl . who attend this affair.
Ilmd lit i it.il
I I'atlctcuvM
IMr and Mr; I 'raiik A Mtinroe, Mrs
iMit* M Mutt roe, nml Mrs. Ilrainurd
among tiiose who attended
iidt'i ch ski's recital at the Lyric last
b ain;’ The audit me is said to have
i, i tin larce tl of flic season
Mar/Mi'e! Horn, of St. Paul.
St visit I lie family of Judge lleiija
[iii Walkin'- - , near Davitlsonvllle
; inr I lie Christmas holidays.
h. tml tlis, ( urlis
iw I hing In t tumly
i, Kfu riud ami Mrs (‘ J. Curtis,
ko ra tlie past fourteen years have
- !, | at AetokoeU. Prince George
imv ar. now making their home at
svltlsonv ill**.
Inner Part) J
tr Miss liter
ate';.i:ii amt Mrs. Arthur 1).
. nit i ..iinnl at a dinnnr party
. at 'u limior i Miss liver, who
\ -inn’ Mrs Hubert Todd Whitten.
li„ of It, rgm sis were: Lieutenant
vi Mis l.ymle McCormick. Lieut.
1. ’ It.inu’tt ami Lieut. George Chap
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Lieut. Well’ll Here
To Visit Parents
Lit ut Philip Welch, son of .Mr and
Mrs B Alleln Welch, of 2G€ King
. George* street, arrived in AnuapolU
• today tui a visit to his parents. Lieut
Welch is at present stationed on n
■ ship traveling between Hampton
Roads and the West Indies
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Last Dinner Of South
Liter < luh Thursda)
The last dinner of the year will he
held at the &outh River Club Thurs
day afternoon. Hr. N. E. Berry Igle
hart. of Baltimore, is the serving
member.
Mrs. Brewer Hostess
At Bridge Party
Mrs. Samuel Brewer, of King
Charles Place, entertained a number
of guests at bridge yesterday after*
| noon.
Mrs. Whitten To Be
Hostess At Part)
Mrs. Robert Todd Whitten will en
tertain at a bridge party on Thursday
afternoon in honor of her liouße .guest,
Miss Robbie Hyvr, of Pensacola, Fla.
On Friday Mrs. Whitten and Miss
Hyer will, leave for Philadelphia,
where thev will he spectators at the
Army-Navy football game on Satur
day. They will then leave for Pensa
cola. Fla., where Mrs. Whitten will
i spend the whiter.
Democratic Women 'l'o
Enlertnin Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson will be Ihe
guest of honor at a reception to be
; given by the Democratic Women’s
Club of Maryland December 7 in Hal
' Mmoro.
Tills was announced at the first
regular meeting of the club held since
the election.
Visiting Here Before
Iteturn To IliiJlj
Mrs. Walter Vitt. of Conduit street,
lit)s as her guests her sister and bro
ther-in-law, Captain and Mrs. T. M
Luby, of Santo Domingo, where Cop
tain Ruby, who belongs to the Marine
i Corps, was stationed with the Second
Provisional Bridage. After a month's
leave. Captain and Mrs. Luby will re
turn to Haiti.
To Visit Keloth es In
Pin And New Vork
j Mrs. John I Lewis, of 94 Gouces
; ter street, lt'fi yesterday to visit her
! sisters, the Misses Hill, of Media. Pa
. At the end or the Week, she will join
, Profcssßor and Mrs. Fernandez at the
Hotel Walton. Philadelphia, to attend
the Army-Navy game and then will
go to New York to visit hyr son
t j George Hill Lewis, in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Basil spent
Sunday with Mr. Basil's brother
- j George C. Basil, of West street ex
i tended.
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Return T* Home
In Baltimore
Mrs C. T. Skinner and Mrs. F.xi
vere Torrin. of Sudbrook Park. Balti
more. who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Carter, of Cathedral
street, have returned home.
Minister And latuilv
Spent Week-End Here
Reverend and Mrs. Harry Ward and
family, of Pennsylvania, spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. George
c. Basil, of West street extended. „
Hiss Jones Here
For Week-End
Miss Edna Jones, of Washington. D.
(*.. spent the week-end with Mir. and
Mrs Georg** W Jones, of Conduit
stree*.
Returns From Visit
To Sister in ( unl)
Mrs. Ella Ponham. of Derm -treet.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
J. G. Sheckels. of Annapolis Neck, has
returned home.
Here For Short
Time On Sunday •
Bishop and Mrs. Theodor ■ S Hen
derson. of Detroit. Mich., and .Mrs. E.
G. Richardson, wife of Bishop P.Lh
ardson, of Denver, Col., were guests
for a short time on Sunday cl Rever
end and Mrs. H. W. Burg in. Bishop
Henderson preached at the Sunday
mornihg service at Calvary Methodist
Church.
.Mrs. Fernandez Entertains
Guests From Baltimore
Mrs. Arturo Fernandez, wife of
Prof. Fernandez, of the Department
of Modern Languages at the Naval
Academy, entertained as her week
end guest Mrs. J. M. Hawkins, of N.
Calvert street. Baltimore. On Sunday
Mrs. Fernandez also had as her guest
Miss Nanny Hawkins and George N.
Mackenzie, of Baltimore. Miss Haw
kins was one of Hio bridesmaids and
Mr. Mackenzie one of the ushers uat
Jlie Ilodgcs-Bassford wedding, which
took placo at All Hallows last Satur
day afternoon.
Returns From Season
In Country Home
C. dePeystcr Valk. who has been
spending several months ut Millers
ville, this county, lias returned to his
town residence, 223 Gloucester street.
tuclmii Bridge
For Mrs, Hepburn
Mr. and Mrs George A. Webster eu
tortained at three tables of auction
bridge yesterday evening, 'flic party
was in honor of Mrs., S'. S. Hepburn,
who will leave Thursday for Fort
Sam Houston. San Antonio. Texas.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs
Ridgely P. Melvin, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Burwetl, Mrs. Sarah Burns, Mrs
Nicholas H. Green, Miss Mary Mu
gruder, Mrs. S S Hepburn, Miss Sue
Allen Munford ami Eugene W. Igle
hart.
The prizes were won by Miss Mary
Magruder, Mrs. Nicholas Green and
Mrs. Robert Hurwell. ,
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STROKE OF PARALYSIS
*| FATAL TO GEORGE DULL
(CMlinnnl frum l'a(, i )
| j*
I A physician was summoned, and an
| side of the car. Ihill could not speak,
examination revealed that Hull's en
tire right side was affected by the
i stroke. The unfortunate man wa*<
hurried to his nude's home on Coruhill
J street. Physicians entertained little
hope for his recovery from the outset.
He never regained consciousness. As
the result of the accidental shooting
of last March, young Dull* was speech
less for several Weeks, hut It was
• thought he had fully recovered nor
-1 tnal condition ■
L,
To Be Hurk*d Tomorrow
The funeral will he held from the
(’ornhill street address tomorrow af
ternoon at 4 o'clock, and interment
. will be in Cedar Bluff cemetery. Ar-
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Main Street to State Circle
■ f -'uses thrvats*^
Free yourself from your
cough and your cold. Dis
agreeable phlegm cleared
ij away; scratchy, tender j
membranes soothed; cough I .
checked; cold broken up.
Now.today—ask yourdrug
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! rangemeiits are in charge of Funeral
i Directors James S. Traylor and Seas.
Much sympathy has been expressed
for the father and other members of
the family of Mr. Dull. He was thor
oughly industrious ami led an ex
emplary life
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