Evening capital. [volume], December 06, 1922, Image 3

About Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981

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■ Social and Personal
I cm SONG
man. in “Gates of
SXenoc") -’i
Mg rain to me,
Ira ffodlls;
>1 drop 1 see
i on the hills.
► ray engulf the sky
r a helm the town;
til: g rain to me.
I : in,; roM-<i down. 5 ...
li. : iijr rain to me,
:, | . f dover bloom,
]>,!< tuiicering bee
i .! a bed and room.
I . h unto the happy.
Jj him who frets, +•.
r. injr rain to me,
| raining violets.
I’arty
m
!i Charles lx>wls
H , ii,< d .i company of 7G
n ii im i and dance last
H. i. l.antern Tea House.
iml 1 *or’ rooms were
:n orchestra being
i ... 'li' t a trance hall. Mrs
' • staircase in the
r. five. Wax tabors
ll" siickr. flowers and
,i.i .mi open fire in the tea
■ • atly to the effectlve-
H: ' Among those at
:i|itain*flarron I*. Du
\i .lane Thompson, Com-
Hi .ad .Mrs. Kdwnrd Lloyd.
He •ia.,i:. , ider ami Mrs. James
El i I,a ut.-Commander and
i . dale. Commander and
:m I h iwne;. Mrs. E. 11. Mellen,
Hl ia I roi tor .Morton, Profes-1
Mi • .lame N. Galloway, Miss
,i. i it. uaiii and Mrs. Lynde
l. < denaMf and Mrs. John
K.,n.•. l.ieuionant ami Mrs
H 1 • True alcll, Professor and
■' ■ Un-man, Michele Vacenr-
H i anmniii'icr and Mrs. 11, E.
H.it.er ("mntnndi r and Mrs. I
Hi. •'.n."i.ii and .Mrs. It. M. Ken-;
Hi. i immamler and Mrs. 11. I
H ..'"it Commander and Mrs
|k i,: . Lieut, i'oinmander and
He: I’enn. Commander P. J.
Hll. iVotessor and Mrs. C. E. i
i': i!. - ir and Mrs. John Tyler. !
H • da ll" Ua. Iter, Lieutenant [
H c. Pencbrinlt, Lieutenant ’
B VI. i; i\, l.leuti n.Mlt V. j. fttrti-
Hn I others.
k; (•rrirnin
H- Isabel Randolph Brace
■-" tlanee. Willard A. Baldwin.
Hr. of Mr Itahhvin's sister,,
Hihvavd X Rich, of 1006 North '
Hs street. Baltimore, for the
H i' i t nil ei given on Monday
■ f >• l.\ Monday afternoon
Htali rave a small tea in Miss
Hs honor.
Huciiitmg of Miss Brace, who is 1
Bur the early winter with her
Hr. Mrs. L. Craven Bruce, at the
HSeville, in New York, will take I
■ i>iet'iuher .to at tho Church'
k tin Virgin, in New York.
■ ■ Harriet and Aroostine
H ’ 1 r of Rear-Admiral and
s. and Miss Margar-1
H Washington, will be I
k llru.'e's bridesmaids.
| v irx e. of Pinohurst, N.!
■ of honor,
k v Mr* is a son of Sum- 1
k i. of Baltimore and
I v* urbury, is a widow-
P mi year old daughter.
■ m home in Now York.
k vt litt has returned
went Immc
| r 'bo Anry-Xavy game and
■ r-itg at the Bellevue.
k ■ S lies is visiting her
k Carroll Storrs Alden, of
k will shortly bo joined
| di>s Aroostine Scales, j
Ln with Professor and,
1 '-nitl February when with
1 Rear-Admiral and Mrs. ,
k who are now in Bos
■ ll go to Panama.
Btioii
■ Richards, wife of
I Richards, has been I
R Emergency Hospital
I '* and is recovering
I ut for appendicitis
R ierwent last Friday. ■
| r Richards’ mother, i
I Richards, who forin-j
k > s at present visit-;
-'rap'iing the children, ii !
l c‘: alar pains to ob- i|
that will be most ;; I
stmcn;s now.
I H. PICKERING |
*- N State Circle. j
Photographic Portraiture ;| ■
~ ; nr
To Winter
In The Sooth
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newton
Brown, who are visiting relatives of
Mrs. Brown in Boston, will join Rear-
Admiral and Mrs. Albert Ross at their
winter home near Miami, on the ISth
of this month.
Mrs. George Lindenberger will give
a supper party next Sunday night.
Tarty Before
: -Navy Dance
Lieut.-Commander and Mrs. Max B.
de Mott entertained a company at din
ner in the quarters at the Waehing
j ton navy 'yard Monday evening, and
took their guest* later to the navy
„ nance at the Willard.
Tallent At
I Naval Hospital
Lieut -Commander Archer M. It. Al
len is a patient at tho Naval Hospi
■ tal, where he underwent a minor op
-1 erutlon on his throat Monday.
Visits Country
Home
Truxtou Boall and George Hellen
spent yesterday at "The Willows,’* Mr.
Beall’s place on Annapolis Nock.
To Winter
Here
Mr. and Mrs. Renato Rond and
their Infant daughter wlfl spend the
next three months with Mrs. Rond’s
parents. Judge and Mrs. Robert Moss,
while Mf. Ronci is detailed on busi
ness In Baltimore.
To Entertain
At llridge-Lnncheon
Mrs. W. N. Richardson has sent out
invitations for a bridge luncheon on
j December 12. Mrs. Richardson will
entertain at another bridge luncheon
shortly after Christmas.
Judge Robert Moss has returned
from Ycadon, Pa., where he went to
•;eo his son. James E. Moss, and his
grandchildren. %
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones are re
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of a son, born Thanksgiving Day
Mrs. Jones was before her marriage
Miss Margaret Tucker.
Bridge-Supper
This Evening
Lieut.-Commander and • Mrs. James
I). Moore, of 22 Upshur Row, are giv
ing a supper party tonight, followed
by bridge.
Heeling Of
Bridge Club .
Tbe 1916 bridge rlnb, composed of
the wives of twenty members of the
Naval Academy class of 1915 will meet
on Tuesday afternoon next at the resi
dence of Mrs. Arthur T. Emerson. 36
Murray avenue.
Receiving
Congratulations \
Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth Gross, of
Havcrtttrd, Pa., are receiving con
gratulations birth or a de-\h
ter. The baby will be called Miry
Washington, for Mrs. Gross’ mother,
the late Mrs. John M. Gross, who was
Miss Mary Washington Robinson of
j Baltimore. Mrs. Wentworth Gross
! was Miss Helen Scott Hoblitzell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Woodside Hoblitzell.
Mr. Gross Is a nephew of Mrs. Car
ry! Bryan, of Wardout, and of Mrs.
Richard Morton, of .Severn.
Ylslturs Leave
Murray HIU
Tho Misses Clementine Coleman, of
, New York, and Bettfna Stine, of Har
risburg. who were guests of Com
mander and Mrs. Theodore Johnson
over the Thanksgiving holiday, re
turned home on Monday.
Swedish Diplomat
Here For Week-End
Count Johu deLagerberg, counselor
of the Swedish Legation, spent the
week-end at Carvel Hall.
Sailing For
Brazil
Commander and Mrs. Charles C.
Gill and their children will sail Sat
urday from Now York for Brazil on
the steamer Pan-American.
To Give
Bridge I.nneheon
Mrs. Albert Ponn has sent out in
vitations for a bridge-luncheon on
Wednesday. December 13.
For Colds Crip or Inflnenza
and as a Preventive, take Laxative
BROMO QUININE Tablets. The box
. bears the signature of E. W. Grove.
(Be sure you get BRQMO.) 30c.—
(Adv.l
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Rich Milk, Mai ted Grain ExtracttaPow
der a Tablet forms. Nourahcoofcfai*-- J
the evening CAprrAL, annafolys, Maryland, Wednesday, December e. u*-
COULD NOT ENJOY
tine he ite
Schwanke Has Fine Appetite
And Digestion Since Taking
Tanlac—Gains 10 Pounds
. Tanlac has built me up ten pounds
P am ’ P ut me such splendid health
i ** lat * like I could rnr a ten
mile race today,’’ cleciared -Louis A.
Schwanke, of 1325 Richardson St..
, Baltimore, awe H-known employe of
tho Terminal Stripping Co., recently.
“For two yearj, I was almost a
nervous wreck and at times 1 would
just about go to piee&R.’ I could not
sleep much at night and was often
‘ so nervous and restless I would get
up and pace the floor like a lion In
j his rage, and the next morning I
r would feel tired and worn-out. I did
not enjoy a thing I ate and I suffer
ed from gas pains, bloting, shortness
of breath and palpitation until I
could hardly stand it. I was always
constipated, had dizzy spells and in
tense, blinding headaches, and 1 lost
‘ flesh and got so weak and run-down
that I could scarcely get about at
all.
“But since Tanlac ppt a* end to
my uroubles. I am simply‘feeling fine.
I have a big appetite now. a perfect
dtffeatioa, my nerves arc like steel,
and I sleep .like a baby every night.
Tanlac is the best medicine in the
world.”
Tanlac is sold in Annapolis by all
good druggists.
“TIGER” HAS BUSY
DAY IN WASHINGTON
(Continued From Page I.)
a plea for this country's re-entry in
to European affairs.
He caused a smile of appreciation,
when, with a twinkle in his eye, he
said, that while France and England
were glad enough to see the war end
when It did. he “didn't think it would
have displeased the Americans if it
had gone a little longer.”
Touches On “Fourteen Points"
The officers again applauded the
“tiger” when he touched upon for
mer President Wilson and his four
teen points.
"One of the fourteen points,” he
declared, “provided that Germany
should repair damages and the terms
of the Armistice said that if the points
were riot fulfilled, America and the
Allies would go on. Our damages are
not repaired and you didn’t go on."
Ii It isa^pleasuretogotoyour
and i* just one of a hundred
reasons why careful house
keepers insist upon Royal
Baking Powder. Some others
Leaves No Bitter Taste
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After January 1 3t, 1923
The Bachrach Studio
BALTIMORE, MD.
Will Make “At Home” Sittings
IN ANNAPOLIS
Arrangements can be made by communicating with
MISS VIRGINIA REED.
, 16 West Lexington St.,
Phone Plaza 1600 Baltimore. Md.
I-
I THE GIFT SHOP 1
THE HENRY B. MYERS CO.
45 WEST STREET
Where You May Find a Gift for H
Everyone
li! H
Will Remain Open Evening* Until 9P. M. M
jn .... . '.. "j|
Dolls, Toys,-Fancy Glass, China and 8
Novelties
IH - jjj 1
SggESSin!23ESX;iui .1 -Li 1 il L 25 .► £ Ira 2 2TSS
• HIGH SCHOOL COURT
TEAM READY FOR FRAY
(Cnatianml fr*n Page 1.)
> December 15—Severn at Acc&poli*
January 12—Sparrows Point at Bal
timore.
■ January 13—Rock HiH at Anna
polis.
January 19—Mt. St. Joseph at An
napolis.
January 30—Severn at Annapolis.
February 2 —Donaldson at Anna
polis.
1 February 3—Calvert Hall at Anna
polis.
February S—Western High (Wash
; ington) at Annapolis.
February 9—Sparrows Point at An
napolis.
February 10—City College (Balti
-1 more) at Annapolis.
Fobruary 21—Rock Hill At Ellicott
• City.
February ’ 27—Donaldson at 111-
cbester.
March 3—Charlotte Hall at Anna
-1 polls.
March 9—Alumni at Annapolis.
• A game is pending with thp l*. S
Naval Academy Plebes.
CREAMERY PLANT
STOCKHOLDERS
GETTING BUSY
(Continued From Pftfi 1.)
in time to take care of the summer
business.
The new company’s business will
consist principally of the handling of
dairy products. and the manufacture
of Ice cream. In planning to trans
act a large volume of business, ln
these lines, milk producers, it is said,
will have a steady outlet for their
product.
Both Mr. Lazenby and Mr. Okapln
■ will be hero Friday for the stock
holders’ meeting.
moo Automobile Tire Latent
William Hall writes. ‘‘Rate got in
my garage and ate holes right through
a new $30.00 tire. They love rubber
I put Royal Guaranteed Rat Paste in
the garage and have never seen a rai
since. Wonderful stuff.” Protect
your tires against rats! Get a 25c oi
50c tube TODAY. Sold and guaran
teed by J. Newtdn Gilbert, PU. o.
(Adv.)
'WEEKLY PROCEEDINGS
TESTAMENTARY COURI
Proceedings of the County* Orph
ans’ Court at the regular weekly
meeting yesterday were as follows:
First and final account Jf Lula
Krapish. executrix of Josephine W
White, filed, examined and passed.
First and final account of James A.
Coates, administrator of Mary A.
Griffith, filed, examined and passed.
Petition and order of Duncan C.
Walton, for administration d.b.n. and
c.t.a., for admiaistr&tiou of the estate
f Thomas C. Walton, filed and pass
ed; bond of administrator filed and
approved; letters of administration
granted and notice issued to credi
tors.
Inventory of the personal estate of
George R. Dull, filed and passed; or
der for sale of said estate, filed end
' passed.
First and final account of Charles
F. Lee and Wiuson G. Gott. execu
tors of Thomas McGuckian, filed ex
amined and passed.
Report of sale of real estate of Wil
lem H. Grafflin. filed and order nisi
ordered published.
Inventory of the personal estate of
’ Stephen W. Duckett, filed and pass
ed. *
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The last will and testament of Wil
liam W Webb, filed and admitted to
probate; bond of J Hamilton Prout
and Winson U Gott. a? executors of
said estate, filed and approved: let
ters of administration granted; notice
issued to creditors, and R F. Ward
and J. A. Owings were appointed ap
praisers of estate.
Petition and order in the estate of
Bdith M Ridout. filed and passed.
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