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WILL CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS WHILE E PASSING OF A FAMOUS HOSTELRY H.'over Party Complete* Tour of i.atin America—President-Elect Brings Back Many Gifts From Brazil—Ship Leaves Rio Amid Fireworks Display U. S. S. Utah, Dec. 24.— (JP)— Horaewarrt bound, haring conelu'ied his tour of good will In Lntln-Amerlca, Herbert Hoover turned his thoughts to Christmas which will be oelebrated aboard ship tomorrow In true Amerl can style. Before sailing from Rio Janotr?, the Utah took aboard a Christmas tree and decorations. Ship’s carpenters were busy today setting up the tree and also tables on the quarterde.-kfor a general dinner to the Hoovers (.ml the ship’s officers. Many presents were brought aboard the ship to enliven the spirit of the occasion. To most of the Hoover party, Christmas Day aboard a .ship was a novel expedience but to Mr. and Mrs. Hoover It was nothing tmusuul, since their first Christmas after their m ar riage was on shipboard while they- were en route to China and they had been a t sea several times since then. Upon boarding the ship, .Mr. Hoover found a number of presents awaiting him as well as others of his party arid he found a doctor’s degree from Brazil he found a doctors degree iroai lim it University as well as a certificate as honorary chairman of the Brazilian Red Cross enclosed in a handsome portfolio. Mr. Hoover is a trustee of the American Red Cross and on taking over the presidency will become presi dent of the American organization. Other gifts from Brazil included a set of books on engineering and other subjects, a dozen boxes of cigars and a picture of Rio Janeiro, the picture he probably treasured most highly as he was. more Impressed, with the Brazil ian capital than any other port visited in the long yenrs .of his travels- In bidding farewell to Rio Janeiro, Mr. I-Ioover stood on the deck as the Utah passed out to sea and amid a wonderful display of fireworks. The display began opposite the anchorage of the TTtah and lasted until the mouth of the harbor, four miles distant, was reached. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hoover stood by the rail watching the display which eminated from myriad moun tains as the searchlights of the Utah criss-crossed in answer to the most colorful farewell that Mr. Hoover re ceived 011 his whole Latln-American tour. As Mr. Hoover sailed away the whole Brazilian capital wns ringing with cheers and praises for him. The general opinion was. that he carried with him the genuine friendship, ad miration and esteem of the Brazilian people. This had been manifested in unparalleled pageantry during his visit and in spontaneous popular outbursts. President Luis went to the Utah to say a. final won! of farewell before, the ship sailed north for Key West, Fla'. Caroline Hibbard Worthy Matron of O. E. S. Chapter Groton, Dec. 2-1.—The annual meet ing and election of Hudson-Fulton Chapter O. E. S. was he!d Monday evening.- .The following officers were elected for the coming y e a r : Worthy matron, Caroline. Hibbard; associate matron, H a rriet Bingham; conduct ress, Lillian Ogden; associate conduct ress, Nella Jones; , treasurer, Ada Hoagland; secretary, Sybil Stevens; trustee for three years, K atherine Moran. ’M id Ice and Snow A center of American social, political and financial activities for two generations, the internationally known Waldorf-Astoria hotel In New York City is to be razed shortly to make way f o r a 50-story office building. THROOP Throon, Dec. 24.—The MacMaster King’s Daughters held their annual meeting Thursday with Mrs. Clyde Voung. Dinner was served nt noon after which the business of the society wr.s transacted A \1ft of $3 wns sent to the Near East Relief. The election of officers follows. Those to act for tlie coming year are: President, Mrs. TWward Holm an; v '. cj president, Mrs. Clyde Young; secretary, Mrs. Arthur Mitchell; treasurer. Mrs. Frank Ap- pl-.-gate. The January meeting will be hold at the home of Mrs. Arthur Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. A. R Monroe motored t; Waterloo Wednesday and visited Mrs. Monroe’s aunt Mrs. Ernest Ward and son, Robert, cf Aurelius, spent a day last week with Mrs. Z. Ward. Jonas Slocum mad'' a business trip to Buffalo over the week-end. Mrs. fallman, son and daughter, left last week for Rockford, III., to spe-nd the holidays with relatives. William Day. son of Mr and Mrs. Frank Day. is in Auburn City Hospital i where hi* underwent 'in operation for | Mastoid trouble last week. Mrs Branhey and *f.n of Auburni wi*re jTJi Saturday afternoon of j Mrs A I! Monroe Tbe ngricu't'm ) .-1' ips nf \Weedsport I U.eli was Pirertained Satur- »ia'- evening bj Wn\nci Mnurow at * lrs home Refreshment; were served ] pint the ( vc-ning spent is various games and rau<ic I Mrs. W:!l\am .T FMier and daugb-! ;<r. Hernadinr. Mrs B i;. Webster! and MI*\! Mary Once 'Webster at-' Utided ino meeting of the Blue Flower, Clrr*!(> nf Kind's iters held Satur day afternoon at the home uf Mrs. C j I Doan I Mrs Fred Webber and Mrs Wll- ! i’Min Short spent Wednesday with Mrs. \ t lyd« Young. Mr and Mrs. W L Mnnrow, Mr and Mrs. A. R Monroe n’ld Mr and Mrs f-iiJnry Ward attended the Sennett <;:-ui\>- neeting at fie home of Mr. iirni Mrs. Frank Class in Sennett. i Mrs. AV'itliam J. Fisher spent Tues- ■ day with her mother Mrs. B. E. Os- • born, in Fleming. I Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Manrow were ' guests of Mr and Mrs. William Seals cf Ilolly Street. i CATO Cato. Dec.. 24.—An alarm Wednes day noon called the liremcn to the Ac-ker Block where straw packed in a cellar window casing had caught lire from a bonfire. Christmas vacation at the Cato High School began ^Friday and will continue until January 2., The schools closed at 2 p. in. Thurs day in honor of W. A. Daratt, member of the Board of Kducatien. Jaj 'Clifford of Meridian, a boy about 10 years old, fell and broke his arm last week. Mr. and Mrs. S. O Norton of Jack son, Mich., are visiting friends in Meridian. The meeting of the East Victory Community Club will be held at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunbar, December 2S. Edith Blanchard, Mayfred Miller, Mamie Gott, Grace Weldon aud Edna Adle of No.rth victory attended the bazaar and supper ut Cato Saturday evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Hendrick of Au burn spent Sunday with Mrs. Hen drick’s sister, Mrs. Thomas Gray of Sterling Valley. Hugh Willis Hunter of Cornell Uni versity is here for the holiday vaca tion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs- H. V. Hunter. -Mrs. Addle Myers of Martville spent a few days with Mrs. Elizabeth, Smith. ■Mrs. Meyers expects to leave spon for her home in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brink enter tained. company from Syracuse Sun day. • Mrs. Earl Barm s spent a few days with her daughter In Jordan- Mr. and Mrs. Max Harris of Auburn were at L. D. Blanchard’s Sunday Mrs. Leroy Allen is spending a few days with her parents. Bethel Church Is co-operating in a group of churches in Oswesro ':n<l Cay uga Counties to establish In April a teacher’s training class to be held In Hannibal Community Church Mrs. Wade Gillis of Bethel is a member of the School Board of Administration and represents the local church. - She also acts ns secretary of the Board. Miss Bernice Hopkins, a teacher in the High School here, went to her home In Moravia f o r holiday vacation. Rena, Lillian und Edward Uadeook and Maude Vine of North Victory were shopping in Auburn last week. - Winnie, - Claire, Allen and Edwin Blanchard and G race and Helen Adle of North Victory w ere shopping in Au burn Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Pollard enter tained a company of friends at bridge Saturday ■ evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. F rank Spurr, J. P. Daratt, Frank Spurr and Mrs. A’-nold. A special prize w e n t to R. II. Perlne. Bert Dobbin has sold his farm or 00 acres east of Meridian, to Frank Wells of lialdwinsvili\ taking In ex change village property. Ernest Wilkes i) nu uaughter. Gene vieve were in Syracuse Saturday. GENOA Serviceable, Smart ITLU-GRIP Check before it starts. Rub on—inhale vapors VICKS r 0WT 21 ,,, - P Q R U B V//ien Jtm Yearly Ky HZtE. LISBF.rn \7ARIOL'S coat stylings are foa. V tured for the fashionable resort season, princess lines b-'lns one o) the latest and smartest. Tho woman whose pocketbook is not too w*il filled, however, usually feels that a coat cut on conservative lines that will not quickly j,-o „ut it s’ylu. la a better choice for her A coat that is at once practical and stylish Is pictured. It Is suitable for sports wear at home, for travel and for Palm Beach or Coronado Hen. h wear It ts a camels' hair model col lared In kid fox. and with mu pit v sleeves trimmed « .th titchciv ■: d narrow buttoned • u'ia Tlio ic. |.,e set-in p o c k e t s a-o nl.-o a fci-taiu much liked by womun. Genoa, Dee. 24.— Mrs. Jessie Huiley has returned to the home of her broth er, Dr. J‘. W Skinner after visiting friends in Geneva and vicinity for some time. Betty June Smith is recovering from an operation for th r o a t trouble at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith. A Christmas program and tree will be given In the Presbyterian Church Monday evening by the Sunday School. Mrs. Charles D avis has-returned to her home in Lnusingville after visit ing her daughter, Mrs. McCabe In Ithaca. Mrs. James Faulkner, daughters, Rosanna and Florence of Ludlowvllle are passing some tim e in North Spen cer, caring for her mother, Mrs. Swartout, who is ill. Miss Adelaide H u n ter was a. guest for a few days recently at the home of her aunt, Mrs. John Law in Moravia, who lias been ill, but is improving. Dana and Roswell Franklin of Syra cuse passed the week-end with tbc-Jr parents, W. L. Franklin and family. Mrs. Ruth Lewis and daughter Erma of Hamilton, Ont., have re turned home a fter spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Sirs. W. J. Bunnell ln West Genoa, j Mr. and Mrs. John Mack 1-ave j moved in to one of W e st Dates houses. | Mr. and Mrs. Baildon nnd family i were guests for a few days of relatives I in Leroy. j Mrs. 'Mabel W h iting and mother, 1 Mrs. Hattie Sherman of Venice were I v igors Wp'lnp^fln nt 'V » ... 1 Mrs. Fred Orndoff, who has been ^ 5 ver,\ ill, is slowly Improving. | Mr md Mrs. Wll non Metzgar and 1 ifiS' Mi'. Mavv Snyder attended tho funeral jm i : Frame Reeves in Freevihc Sunday, Mrs .ijhn IIowla..c. of South Lan- *■ i g has received word of the death of her cousin Mosely Johnson, at his ^ hr me in Toledo, O Mr. Johnson is the son 'f Mrs. Ella Mosely Johnson , , v nn oftri visited in Lansing. i !?« ' The Indies' Aid Society of the As- mb b.ny M Iv. Church served a chicken SI pper I'ridaj evening to the School £? Masters' club a t the Grange llall. Professor Butterworth of Cornell, l’rof A V. Sevson of LudlowUlle l-Iigb , School ,md Supt Paul Muiiaon of East Lansing were present and explained ^ tne centralizing of llie ruiul schools. ^ l'npils from tho Ith a c a Conservatory of i Music furnished pa i t of the enter tainment , Miss Evelyn MoKane was a visitor <-i-ii:ly .>f her uncle and aunt, Mr. | ••d Mrs cearge Barden, on Salmon ! ^ . ( reel; Drive I , Mr and Mrs. M e rritt Winn of Led- I ^5 >iird we\* entortair.M Sunday at the h me ,f Mr aud Mrs William J' ''Mier 1 Mr and Mrs Melville^ Underwood, ' jS? MrJ. Walter Ilallday, Miss Lynn Sig- oi spent a few daj s in Syracuse with ! ^ 0 fr’ends ^ Brown has returned ! ^ Conger Hose Company will hold its annual dance and carnival in the Gro ton T h e a ter on\ New Year’s Eve. There will be round and square dances, Sup per will he served. Mrs. Edward Green was in Auburn on Saturday. Henry Sovocool of West H ill has commenced work in the Corona fac tory. 'M r. and Mrs. Elwln Knapp spent Sunday at the hom^ of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John SIncerbeaux. Miss Gladys Hopkins has returned home from the Ithaca Memorial Hos pital. J. Paul Munson and fam ily leave Friday for Syracuse where they will spend a week with his brother, FitQh Munson. John .'Sincerbeaux~ was. a recent guest of his brother,'Dr. George Sin cerbeaux, sand-family. . Mrs. Benn Goldstein and son of Os: wego are the- guests of her mother, Mrs. S. A. Barrows. Howard Spaulding of the S a lt Road is spending a few'days in Huntington, Vt. w ith.b is parents.' Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Shaw an.l daughter of West Groton were Sun day guests of Mrs. Shaw’s parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Stickles. Kenneth Kostenbader is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Koctenbader. Among the Groton Masons in Bing hamton Thursday evening, to attend an exemplification of the third’ degree wen*. R. K. ' Bourne, F. L. VanDIne,’ M illard Green, F.- E. Norton, S. I-I. Drake. W. J. Higgins, E. L. Harmon and H. H. Bassett. . Rev. J. A. Goodrich of the Congre gational Church will take for the sub ject of his Sunday morning sermon “Perennial Joy.” proton School closed Friday noon for tlie holiday vacation and w ill open on Wednesday, January 2, 1929. A meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association was held in the High School Building Monday afternoon. An interesting program w as given which comprised a talk by Mrs. L. E. Jones on the project of a skating pond for small children; a dance. “Snow Bunnies” by first grade pupils; reci tation “The Christmas B irthday” by B a rbara H a ll; song. “Away in a Manger” ; exercise, “The Christmas Siorv’’ ;• play, “Grandpa’s Surprise” ; dunce, “Who’ll '.Buy My Holly?” ; songs, “Silent Night.\ “It Came Upon the Midnight Clear” ; dram a, “The Dorsey’s Christmas Dinner.” A short business meeting followed the pro gram. Mrs Jessie Bentley was a week-end truest of her ‘sister, Mrs. Frank Howell at Chlpman’s Corners. Reserved tickets on sale Wed. at Holy Family Auditorium for “45 Min utes From Broadway.” Adv. By ilME. LISBETH V ERY littlo glrly 13 this' sports outfit, made to be worn ’raid th* lea and snow of mountain resorts. Electric blue and wine red are th* colors of the plaid jacket, with its fringed edge. The skirt is cut In circular fashion to allow ‘plenty of - room for action, and that also has a narrow fringe at the hem. High boots, gauntlet mittens and 1 a cap or close-fitting hat of the skirl material are included in the cos- turn*. LOCKE Locke, Dec. 24.—Perry Itoss has been visiting his mother, sister and other relatives in the State of Illinois. It was his first visit In 11 years. Mrs. Ross stayed with her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Mead Matison while he was gone. Mr. and Mrs. Clare'nce Hollister and daughter, Alberta were guests Sunfiuy of Mr. and Mrs. LaVere Brown in Ithaca. Mr. and Mrs. Matison were in Dry- den Saturday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hauslander. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. McIntosh spent Friday in Elmira. Miss Olive Baker has been out of school the past week with the grip, Mrs. 0. D to her home the jest week w i t h a cold. Mr. and Mrs. Smith Reynolds, who have been ill are able to be o u t: agaio. -.Mr. and -Mrs. Fred Bossiurd and Winona Bossard were.recent g u e s t s of Mrs. Clara Personlus of S o u t h Lan sing. ' Mr. an d . Mrs, Frtnk M u rphy, Mr. and Mrs. 'Ira . Matson nmt Juyman. Matson spent Thursday In ltn o - o a , Frank H e y er was in C o rtland on business on Monday. Frank Armitage and his f a m i l y were | guests Wednesday^ at tho h o m e of Phineas Lacey on Rlchford H i l l . Mr. and Mrs. Ira Matson, X,yman Matson and Mrs., Minnie i i u r p t i y mo tored to Cortiand Friday. Ledl 'Roe of Caroline was a. guest of friends here.Friday. Herman Royce of Harford, called at the home of Frank A rm ita.se 'on Sunday. J. Paul Munson, Mr. and Mrs. Grant H. Halsey and daughter, Mar ion and Mrs. Wr. II. Bulkley atten d e d the/chicken pie supper served by the ladies of South Lansing, F r id a y even ing. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sharpsteen. spent Wednesday in Elmira. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Boyer enter tained company Sunday, from Elmira and Peru. Mrs. H enry Carson Is ill. Rev. and ‘Mrs. C. Gifford w i l l leave Monday for Elmira where tl i e y will stay till Wednesday. Mrs. A lverta Powell, of Toledo, Ohio, daughter of Mr, and M r s . C. J. Potter, was a guest tor a few <lays of her parents. Her father r e m a in s very 11L’ James Brook Is In poor h e a l t h . Ho is with his son, Alford, . George Avery ot Pleasant Valley was a guest at the home o f his brother, H a rley Avery Friday\. Ivan Lowell and family w e r e in Ithaca Saturday. Mrs. C. B. Fenner nnd M iss Verna Fenner were in Cortland S a tu r d a y . - Wallace Payne Is spending a few days in Genoa nt the home o f Otis Avery. Mr. and M rs. E, J. SutQn a n d Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Lurabard of F reev ille were guests of air. and Mrs. L,. j. Sharpsteen Tuesday evening- Mr. and -Mrs- 0. 0. Sellers o f - Syra cuse have returned to Locke a n d are moving into their home on t b e corner of Main Street. Mrs. Charles White has r e t u r n e d to her home in Locke after v i s i t i n g for several days at tho home o f Mrs. Emma Bower In Genoa. The funeral of Mrs, Jane' H e s tin e r was held a t 1 :30 o!eloek F r i d a y from the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. \W illiam Wrllcox. Rev. W. S, Stevens, r e c t o r of St. Mattehws Church In M o r a v ia offi ciated. B u rial was ln Bird C e m e tery, Locke. WEEDSPORT Weedsport; Dec, 24—Mayor E . G. Treat nnd*Mrs. Treat will s p e n d the Christmas season In Cleveland, Ohio, as guests of their daughters, Mrs. Frank Dorsey and Mrs. William .Mnrt- feldt and families. Frederick Hudson of R o c h e s ter visited relatives and friends I n town Friday. Miss M ary Elizabeth Jones' o f Ober- lin College is spending the C h r is tm a s recess with her- parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. D. Cliffo.rd Jones. John W h e e ler of Oberlin is also a guest at t h e Jones home during the holidays. A mid-night mnss on C h ristm as Eve, Hewitt has been confined will be celebrated In St Joseph’s Cath- T e lls of S tage B , Asserting she was barred from the English stage because British actors don’t want American com. petition, Emily Castle, star of tin footlights, has returned to the UllTted States. Photo showj her upon her arrival in New York City. olic Church by Rev. Francl? J. Walkei and high mass will be observed at o'clock Christmas morning. Speda Christinas music by the choir will fe» ture both services in St Joseph’ Church. All the churches of the vi lage will be fittingly decorated In cell bratlon of the. yuletide. Gordon Hoffman has been assistin', in the railroad mail service during thi past week. Atcliinson Maltby of Jerlco Is ported as seriously ill at his home. Mrs. Emma Moscrip will spend thi winter season with relatives in Syra cuse. Miss Mabel Hunting has been con fined to her home by illness, and Mrs Steiner Stoughton has been substitut Ing as first grade teacher In Weed; port'H igh School during Miss Hunt lng’s absence. Miss Eleanor Austin of Syracus University Is spending the Christina vacation with her parents, Mr. Mrs. Fred Austin. John Robinson, assitant manager o the • Woolwortli store in Syracuse confined to his home in this village b; an attack of inflnenza. John Corfleld of the Eastman Scboo of Music, Rochester, is spendlm M; vacation at his home north o£ this vll lage. • Miss Mary Cuslck of the College <n St. Elizabeth, Convent, X* J, will spend the Christmas vacation at hei borne In this village. Cayuga Omnibus Corporation 64 Intelligent Transportation” Seven South Green Street Mrs. l'rank!o 'me nf er visiting for some time nt and Mrs. Frank ! tU homo of Mr. S.irner | Mr .ml M’-< W illiam Steele had a 3 guess Sunday Mr pud Mrs. Warner Barnes and Mr aud Mrs. Charles 1 os'er Misses Fl'zabetli ai,d Catherine Con- i ’I of Auburn were at the home of t.i r parents Mr mi.l Mrs. John Con- Mr- '' I iii Auburn. Shaw spent Wednesday IS M We extend to the public our wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Fruitful New Year\ Hcirold J. Drescher, President
