Evening capital and Maryland gazette., May 11, 1922, Image 3

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Social and Personal
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The Earth-Dweller
(Hdene Mullins in The Forum.)
Because I play in the sun,
H<> you think its rays
Never scorch me?
Because I laugh at life,
Bo you think it never thrust
Its sharp point
Into my heart?
VisititiK At
Murray Mill
M Kirtl.md, of E:i t Orange, N.
J., visiting pr and Mra William
X B'*tl;H. y. Southgate avenue,and
11 ir *ly remain In Annapolis a
Week or 10 days.
(• iM“>t Oi. Mr. Anil Mrs
t.union t lamle
Mi s I’eggy Baxter, daughter of
'•aval Conatructor \V. T. Baxter, l;.
N and Mrs. Baxter Is the guest
of .Mr Gordon Claude for a week.
Vlc.va nder-Fislihtirn
t\ eliding
Tin* marriage of Miss Isabelle Fish
liurn, daughter of Mrs. Louise Gif
1< n l'i hhurn. to Ensign William Val
< ntim Alexander. Jr, United States
Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Valentine Alexander, took place
at noon today at the homo of the
! i 1 < mother. Only the two families
and a few intimate friends witness
'd t ceremony, at which the ltev.
Or. 11. I'. A1 rnon - Abbott officiated
and which was followed by a large
breakfast. Miss Fishburn wore a
gown of white satin trimmed with
M e point lace with a court train.
Her veil was made of tulle and'
re e point caught with orange blos
soms, and she carried a shower j
I iimjnet <.f lilies of tho valley and!
bride roses. Ensign Alexander is at i
pro cut attached to tin* Atlantic I
Fleet. * |
Oilicers’ Mop
l.ust \itrlil
The last ofneers’ hop of the season !
given lard, night in the Naval Acad
emy odleers’ mesa was largely attend
< d. and was preceded by a number of
dinners and supper parties. These
\\ > dtirrdny night dances have been
among the most popular affairs of
tlie part winter.
Slipper I’jhlj
A! \A ardour
Mr and Mrs. Carrvl Bryan, of War
dour, gave a supper party last night '
in compliment to tile Superintendent i
of l lie Naval Academy and Mrs. Wil
■ on. Many of their guests afterwards
went on to tho officers’ hop in the
Naval Academy.
Mill (.ire
l adles’ Luncheon
Alt James M. Munroe will onter
t:ini at luncheon tomorrow in compli
ment to Mrs. Henry 15. Wilson and
Mr;. Uhillips Lee Goldsborough, of
Baltimore.
Mirr Jessie Garrison, who is visit
ing friends on the Eastern Shore, will i
return home Saturday morning.
Milliter I'arty
l ast Mght
(' unmander and Mrs. T. deF. Harris
gave a dinner last niglit afterwards
taking their guests to tho officers'
hop. Covers were laid for twelve.
Clipper Parly
ill' s altirila>
Mr and Mrs. George A. Webster
have nt out invitations for a supper j
: m y next Saturday niglit, which will
• v erved al fresco on the lawn of tin*!
1 ■'<’ ; • on Luce’s Greik. which they!
• r or, apying for the early summer.
'li 1 B. ’oopof, of Honolulu, gave
<'t t" it ' runtherland Arms yesterday j
in i or r of her son. Midshipman Jack
(’nope Mrs. Cooper and her daugh
ter ar m their way home front a
to Europe.
Mere Fur
June Meek
Mi tohbfe Jett and her mother,
dr:'. .1 "o!ii9, of Kansas City, have
’’nc i A ;. John A, Larrimore. who is
npyi the Cusachs house on King
c.corge root for the spring, and will
'■tin vith her until after Junci
W, ek.
I.uin been Party
Vt -Seu in"
Mrs. 1 'hard Morton of “Severn.”j
ts ent ut invitations for a ladies'j
l.:ruh. in on Wednesday next.
i cave Ki r Mine
l.’blge Summit
Airs 1 oort Milligan, widow of!
ihar-Vd;: a! Milligan. and her
■■■ iter Miss Mollie Milligan, who
ond he inters at Carvel Hall, have'
:.e to i io Ridge Summit and are!
> tabiislu for, the summer in the!
cottage Mrs. Milligan’s other;
daughter, Mrs. Tench Tilghman, of
Norfolk.
BREEZE INN
A\N\!*OMS MOUI.FVVHI)
Minutes out
LUNCH and TEA
fcptrial: (li rken Waffle Dinner. Sl.tS.
BAXCtSO. CARDS,
l’tion, : Aruiiger. V F-15.
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Captain And Mrs.
Mere
Captain and Mrs. Stanford E Moses
spent a few hours here yesterday vis
iting his neohew, who is a midship
man. Captain Moses is in command
of the Arkansas.
Vl*if,r Vi ii..ltiiiiore
Flower Mart
Among tb? Annapolis visitors at the
Baltimore Flower Mart yesterday
were Mrs. George Abratfn Moss and,
Miss Sara Sutherland, who were ac
companied by Mrs. Arthur Owens, of
Greenock. Of particular local inter
est was the exhibit of the work done
at Crownsville. which was sim'lar to
that shown last November a* the Anne l
Arundel Co inty Fair held in the
Bladen street armory.
C.i'r<i Pert lee
In County
Mrs. Arthur Owens, of Greenock,
will give a card party on Saturday
afternoon for the benefit of the Near
East Relief Fund which is being rais
ed by tho Women’s Club. This will
ie the second subscription card party
for this purpose, cne being given to
night at the Duvldstmvillo Hall by j
Mrs. St. George Barber and Mrs. Jos
eph Bigelow, Jr.
Mrs. Kate Kerr, of Cambridge, was
the overnight guest of Miss Lucy Red
mond, of Madison street, yesterday.
K< tnrnv From
Hospital
Commodore Edward Lloyd, who
has been a patient at the Naval Hos
j pital for the past three weeks is much
j improved and has joined Mrs. Lloyd
; .it their apartment in tho Bryce
j House.
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Curd Party At
I Murray Mill
Captain and Mrs. John S. Strahorn
I are entertaining a number of their
married friends at two catd parties,
tlie first of which they gave last night.
There were nine tallies of players,
who entoyed a game of “*>oo.” The
first prize was won by F. J. Schmidt,
the second by John R. Taylor, and tho
third by Mrs. Albert Lefller. Captain
•ml Mbs. Strahorn will give a bridge
party this evening.
; Buffet Supper
Last Night
Lieutenant and Mrs. Wallis Gearing
gave a large supper party last night.
! before tin* officers’ hop in the Naval
Academy. Guests who came from
Baltimore for it were Mr. and Mrs.
John Brooks. Miss Virginia Jenkins,
of Norfolk, is also a house guest of j
Mr. and Mrs. Gearing.
Airs Lucas Visiting
in Washington
Mrs. Sara Bell Williams Lucas and
her sister. Miss Elinor Williams, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Thomas A. j
Chatard in Washington. Mrs. Wil
liams will re-open her summer home
at "Naumana” on the 15th of this
month. ,
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Mrs. Edward I). Washburn is en-
I tertaining at three tables of bridge
this afternoon. 1 —’Schiller.
Special Bargains!
For Two Days Only
Friday and Saturday
AT
MAX SNYDER’S
57-59 WEST STREET
Our Spring Offering of Ladies’ and
Gent’s Footwear
Ladies’ Pat. High Heel GREAT REMTTIONS IX
Pumps. $5.00 Value, yg CHILDREN’S PI MPS
• N °' ,v All Styles All Shades.
Ladies’ Low Heel Patent Special reductions in our full
1 uml “- *2 98 “° ( *•"•* Sko., and Ox-
Rubber Heel* fords at the right price.
Ladies’ Tan Trlraraed Men’s Tan Wing Tip Ox-
? rt , Q& fords in the want- dQ QQ
Oxfords. . .-. tD *l/0 up ed ishaties -. xbO*i/0 up
Ladies’ Satin Pumps Baby Mens aDtl Boys’ Sco „ ts _ .
n."l 3 .. . 52.98 „„ $1.69 $1.981
laidios Tan t alf Wmg Tip ORF VT ltFnn'Tinw iv nrn
Brogue Oxfords. dJO CA rAT ni.IM l TIIrXN IX OCR
Rubier Heels U n EI’LL LINE OF MEN’S
- AX’D BOYS’ C LOTHING
Ladies' Vici Cushion Comfort Prices- cut in half.
High and Low Shoes— ■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
$1.69 nnd 81.98 , B r: 98c „
These unmatchable values cannot be beaten anywhere,
and as the sale is for Friday and Saturday only, come early
and avoid the rush. MAX SNYDER, 57 West Street.
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NOTED ATHLETE
AWN SHAPE
Jos. F. Green Declares Tanlat
Has Completely Restored
His Shattered Health
Nearly everybody in Elizabetl
either knows or has heard of Josept
|F. Green, the popular athletic direc
j tor residing at 132 East Jersey street
Mr. Creeti Pas conducted a gym
nasium in Elizabeth for the past foui
years. He is also a veteran of the
World War. a member of the Ameri
can Legion of New Jersey, and has the
respect and esteem of all who know
him.
Mr. Green has suffered much annoy
ance during the past two years, due
he says, to a bad case of stomach
which resulted in a general
run-down condition. As his ailments
persistently 'tfused to yield to the
ordinary treatment. Mr. Green recent
ly concluded to try the new medicine.
Paiilac. Thaf first bottle helped him
so much that he purchased another.
But let "Mr. Green tell his own story
Here is his statement:
"Tanlac has just the same as made
;> new man of me. It is the only medi
cine I know anything about that does
all that is claimed for it. I was in
, such a badly run-down condition on
account of stomach trouble that 1
wonder now how I ever managed to
keep on my feet. 1 had no desire for
food of any kind and often went all
day without eating a bite. After eat
ing I would suffer awful pains in and
about my stomach and all foods, even
milk, affected me the same way.
“1 lost twenty pounds in weight and
my friends expressed so much con
cern about my condition that I be
came alarmed and began to worry.
My sleep was badly broken from nerv
ousness and I would get up mornings
feeling even worse tired and worn
out than when I retired at night. I
had no energy and felt unfit for any
thing.
“It certainlv was lucky for me that
I began taking Tanlac. for I am now
as physically fit as I ever was in my
life. Gone are my sleepless nights,
and talk about appetites; my, I can
hardly eat enough to satisfy me, and
food has never tasted better or done
me more good. AM my stomach mis
ery has left me and I have never felt
more active and energetic. 1 have al
ready regained ten pounds of my lost
weight and am still on the gain. Tan
lac is well worth recommending to
everybody who is in need of some
thing to build them up, and after what
it has done in my case I cannot praise
it too highly."
Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
—(Ailv.)
Apricot Sherbort
Take one large can of apricots, or
the same quantity of dried apricots
after they arc soaked for several
hours; one lemon, three-fourths of a
cup of sugar, the stiffly beaten whites
of four eggs, a pinch of salt and one
■ half cup of water. Rub the apricots
j through a sieve, add the apricot juice.
! the strained juice of tho lemon, the
sugar, water, salt and. whites of eggs
Mix and freeze. —Washington Star.
Against stupidity the very gods
Themselves contend in vain.
WORLD LECTURER
TO SPEAK ABOUT
- ETERNAL LIVING
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1 A. H. MacMillan, internationally
< known platform speaker anil keen
o student of economic conditions, will
- lecture at the Circle Playhouse on j
. Sunday, May 14. at 3 o'clock. The!
i title of his address will be “God’s
. Kingdom Imminent”—Millions Now
Living Will Never Die.
During his travels in the United
B States, Canada. Great Britain. Ger
- many and various other parts of Eu
* rope. Sir. MacMillan, it is stated.
1 learn facts which brought him to the
1 conclusion that the world need look
* *or no relief from its sufferings, so
) far as human agencies are concerned.
r He states from the platform that
' present conditions were accurately
" foretold by Jesus Christ, and that the
! World War, subsequent famines, epi
-1 demies, revolutions, etc., were writ-"
( ten in the prophecies of the Scrip
* tures.
The fact that Mr. MacMillan as
serts that many who are now living
will, through the medium of right un
, derstanding and proper attunement.
with God’s arrangements, perpetuate
I their Jives on this earth, perhaps ac
counts for the tremendous crowds
which, it is said, invariably flock to <
, the halls where he is to speak. Re- i
. ports are that In numerous instances
r where the crowd was so great that <
but half might be accommodated in
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Unknown Focds
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You do not ask your fatty to
sit down to the table witlyn
known guests.
Are you equally careful at&t
the meats you invite them to
Equally sure of wherethey co%
from, what they are, who start
sponsor for them?
Nowadays, fortunately, th
• risk is not great. But witf
Swift & Company’s products n '
there is none.
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, . Swift & Company’s products
are the result of years of experi
ence, of careful, conscientious
effort
Wcll-knewn Fod
of Their quality is a constant fac-
Wcfl-known Qualify tor * always to be depended upon.
The consumer is doubly pro- Ujjj
SV )Ham PremiUm tected because, in addition to the 1
c . care used by Swift & Company, 1
Cooked Ham. Swi “ s food products are care- * 1
Swift’s Premium fuUy inspected by government
Bacon. employes and bear the federal
Swiffs Premium inspection stamp.
Sliced Bacon
S WOTd “Premium” on ham
Dried Beef. or bacon means that we stake '
Swift’s “saver* our pride and the reputation of
leaf* Brand years on that ham or bacon.
Pure Lard.
Jewel Shortening. ,
Swift', Premia® T heS ? P™*"* B hflve
Oleomargarine. selected, cured, smoked, and
Gem Nut handled by workmen who take
Margarine the same pride in our products
Brookfield Brand that we do.
Pork Sausage.
Brookfield 110(1 thus make certain that no . ,
Butter., strange or unknown food is in-
Brookfield Eggs. troduced into the family circle!
|
/ Swift & Company,
XJ. S. A.
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the auditorium, the speaker gave his
iceture, dismissed one audience. saw
the hall refill with a second audi
ence. and lectured again on the same
topic.
Xo admission fee is charged at the
lecture and no collection taken. Lo
j cal citizens arranging for the lecture
urge all to go early.
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Young Women's
Christian Association
“I am come that they mltrbt have
life and Unit they might have
It more abundantly.**
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In so far as w e arc a trne As- -
delation wo ar* what we are be
cause individual women and girls
in the years of ~u r history have
boifcvod in thfc principle of asso
ciated effort.
Annual Membership Meeting
■ lit* Annual Membership meeting of
th< Anna;,oils y. \\ c A w|l , , u .
hel.t at the Association building on
!>ta,e Circle, Friday evening, May 12.
at 5- o'clock. Reports will be given
of all the work of the year by offl
cei-. serrearies, and chairmen of
each standing committee. Miss Safa
Deitri k. National Town and Countv
Secretary from Philadelphia, will bo
the speaker of the evening. Miss
Deitruk Is just returning from the
Nation:! iCoi: vent ion at Hot Springs.
Arkans.s, and every woman of the I
town anl county, is urged to be pres
ent to l*ar „f the “Y” work of the
past >eai riiere will also he an elec-'
tion of Heard members to fill sev
eral \acaies The business meet
ing will b>followed by a social hour. I
4l Of Directors
The regul.l n.onthly meeting of the
Board of Bilptors will be held Mon
day afternoi May 15th, at three
o’clock.
ItusineM Women's Club
Last Monda\} V ening the Business
Women met fo thc ]ast ()f thfi Rerjcs
of lectures by *of. Ward Browning
on “Higher in Business."
The subject of k talk was “Making
Hood in Businec The Hnb mem .
hers have enjoyek n ,i appreciated the
talks given bv Prof. Browning, y,
next meeting will be next Monday aft
ernoon and they will have a picnic at
which Miss Dietrick will le the gues,
of honor.
June Week
There are a number of requests
daily for rooms for one. two and three
days during June Week. Tho e hav
ing rooms to rent for the last few day*
will please register them at the Y. W.
C. A, at once.
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Pneumatic Tirce
I Drmountabim
I Rime. Your ehoica I
I o f either tHc prv M
Do you realize that the f
tk**tandardfoar I
Ford One-Ton Truck fo “£*•"*'*>**&£ !
at $430 is not only the most
wonderful truck value ever
offered but the most economical
means of solving your haulage
and delivery problems, whether
you are a farmer, merchant or
manufacturer?
Let us give you all the facts.
Colonial Motor Co.
204-8 West Street
IXa-U .JLZA~. — T| lt t _
Strength, Security and Service!
YEARS THIS BANK HAS SERVED THIS
COMMUNITY FAITHFULLY AND WELL AND
OFFERS UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR
JRANSACTING EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
BANKING BUSINESS. UUM OF
Assets Over . . $2,500,000.00
WE PAY 4% INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
ovep*soo° N DAILY CHECKING balances
I DEL COUNTy ATIONAL BANK IN anne ARUN
~ THE ...
Farmers National Bank
OF ANNAPOLIS, MD.
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illlThat Cold With
ASCARA D QUININE
Mpet and
Coifhi L> Grippe
I Neglected Colds are Dangerous
/ *ke r '.nccs. Keep this standard remedy handy for the firet aneeea.
Breaks np a cold in 24 hoars Relieves
Grippe in 3 days—Excellent for Headache
Qoininerfg form docs not aifoct the head —Cascar* is bee. Tonic
Laxativt Opiate in HiU’a.
A DRUGGISTS SELL IT
antr
' Clev v
daughu. **-*>->
I for ne.irt,
Foley's Honev
l is now gone, it
so she could raise u
Honey and Tar is just
should have for fever.
1 rough*. * snuffles” and tight
breathing. Be sure to get Fo.
lt checks croup and whooping oou
too— (Adv.l