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NAY BRINGS BUSY MEETING NIGHTS

ell; Past Grand knight William A. Jchn-
son. of Spalding Council; Thomas ].
Trodden, sr., marshal of arrangements:
Thomas +. GalIaher. chairman. and j.
f. Brady, secretary committee IN ar
rangements.
Grand knight Ralph introduced the
state deputy, who responded by we'll
chosen remarks, anu asked for the
hearty cooperation of all members that
by the same he might make his admin
istration successful.
Short addresses were made by Past
state Deputy Harrington. Grand Knight
Malone, Grand Knight HalEigan, and
Past Grand Knight Johnson.
The gayel was then turned over to the
lecturer OF Spalding Council Tholuas K .
Gailaher, who conducted a prograln Of
many fine numbers. Thomas j. Fred
den, jr., Fred Pl9nE, and J. r. Turner
each gave some fine vocal selections,
and THE Wreck of the Hespe-ous Was
reeited by Master Edward Lcany.
John r. sauye. of Spokane. Wash. ana
I. A. Kehoe, of Brooklyn, n. Y, were
among the out-of-town guests of the
evening. and each spoke on the work OF
the order in their section Many fife
selections were given by the band.
Francis p. Sheehy was elected State
deputy at the.last annual meeting of the
state board. and succeeds William B.
Reiliey.
The Knights of the District of Co
luumbia will be represented 81 the ma
uonal convention of the order at Los
Angeles, Cal, on June 5 TO II. by
the newly elected State deputy
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MEMS SOCIETY HOLDS
LAST SPRING MEETING

The last regular meeting until October
and the annual election OF officers OF
the Mems Society OF Foundry NJ. L.
Church was held last evening in the
Sunday school room. The following
officers were chosen for the year be-
ginning October l:
President, W. II. Keer; first vice pres
ident, [. E. Breuninger; second Vice
president, II. P. Mcintosh; third vice
president, j. S. Mccartney: recording
secretary. F. ]. stoddard; correspond
ing secretary, w. c. Postou; treasurer
z. A. Short.
The business of the evening having
been completed, the society listened TO a
very delightful and instructive illus
trated lecture on Porto Rico by j. A.
Sample, OF the Treasury Department.
The meeting was open both to the mem
bers and to the ladies Of the congregaz
ton. and was a pleasant occasion TO all.
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NElGHBoRH00D ASSOCIATION
IN SOUTHEAST WASHINGTON

In response to a circular letter sent
out from the Social Settlement, 1iS M
street southwest. a number Of prominent
citizens of Southwest Washington met
at the Settlement Friday evening for
the purpose of organizing a Southwest
Citizens Neighborhood Improvement
Association.
An earnest discussion of the duty and
necessity of such an organization was
entered into. Speeches were made by
Samuel Middleton, Lewis Jefferson, o.
VI. Mcdonald. Jefferson Clark. DR.. c.
W. ChiIds, Miss Mamie Jackson, and
others. The speeches revealed the ex-
istence Of spirit of helpful co-opera-
ton with the less favored Of their inn
mediate community. by which means it
is hoped that existing standards may
be ultimately raised.
AT this meeting hearty appreciation
was expressed for such expressions of
interest in the community by white cit
liens OF Washington as the erection of
the Sanitary Flats for colored tenants
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UNIFORMED MACCABEEs
INSPECT BALTIMORE RANK

Col Q. W, Hammond, of the uniform
rank, accompanied by Captains Conner
ana Burch, of the two divisions here
were in Baltimore Thursday night.
where they went to inspect the two di-
visions OF the rank in that city.
Some of the hustling members of Ma
tional Tent have done well this month
in fling applications, and next month
will show the results.
Sir Knight G. W. Pettitt. r. K of
District Tent, No. 5. has been suffering
with mashed hand for some time,
which has to considerable extent dis
qualified him for his work
There win be two excursions this year
of the Maccabees to Chesapeake Beach,
one on June 81, under the auspices Of
National Tent, No. 1, and one on July
IL. under the auspices of the joint COM
mittee OF the other tents
There have been but five deaths among
the Maccabees in this city this year,
and there are now over 2.500 members
Last year there were twenty-six deaths
and over $4,000 paid on death claims
alone in this city.
c. "A. Garden, r. X Of Arlington
Tent, was called home this week by the
death Of his grandmother. at the age
of seventy-two years, in which Iie has
the sympathy of his many friends in
and out of the order.
june Il is memorial day throughout
Supreme Tent jurisdiction. and most of
the tents in this city are preparing to
hold appropriate exercises in keeping
with the customs of the order Much
good has come from these meetings IN
the past and more may come. In that.
the order thus demonstrates to the
world that its members are not forgot
ten even in death.
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CONTINENTAL CHAPTER
ELECTS IT'S OFFICERS

Continental Chapter. d. A. r., held its
annual meeting for election of officers
Tuesday evening, at the Ebbitt House,
the regent, Mrs. George a. Bacon, pre-
siding. The following officers were elect
ed:
Regent, Mrs. Mary c. Brach: vice re-
gent. Mrs. Bennett A. Allen; recording
secretary reelected, Hiss Eme1ine w.
Gift; corresponding secretary, re-elect-
ed. Mrs. John Doyle Carmody; assist
ant corresponding secretary, Miss Alice
NJ Apple; treasurer, Mrs. Sylvester B.
Bpreh; registrar, Mrs. William r. Lowe: i:
historian, Mrs. Lillian r. Messenger;
directors, Mrs. Alonzo Shunk. Mrs
Florence *. Solger. Mrs. Middleton
Smith. and Mrs William r. Lowe.
The ex-regent, Mrs. George A. Ba-
con, viii soon leave Washington to
make her home In Boston
Those present were Mrs. George a
Bacon, Mrs. Mary c. Brseh. Mrs. Ben
nett A Allen, Miss Alice NJ Apple. Miss
Emeline W. Gift, Miss Mabel L. White
Mrs. Florence K SoIger, Mrs. Alonzo
Skunk, Mrs. III. c. Thompson, Mrs.
Charles A. I1eitf, Mrs a. Z. T. Hans
mann, Miss Fannie Lee Reeves. Mrs
Charles Clifford, Mrs j. ]. Narrower
Miss Hattie H. narrower, Mrs. Hattie
Reeve, Mrs. Middleton Smith. Miss
Sidney A. Duffie. Mrs. George Marsh.
Miss Anna Graham. Miss Adaline Gra-
ham, Mrs Nellie Barrett, Miss Edith
Rutherford. Mrs. Thomas o. Taylor,
Mr. r. a. Y Casanova, Mrs. John
Doyle Carmedy. Mrs. William r Deck
er, Mrs. r.. Lowe. Mrs. Lillian r. Mes
senger, Mrs. Thomas Snowden. Mrs
Sylvester r Bureh
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
HONOR STATE DEPUTY

The Knights OF Columbus OF the Dis
trict of Columbia rendered a reception
Thursday night last TO their newly
elected State deputy for This juristlic-
ton, Francis p. Sheehy.
with an escort OF the fourth degrea
knights in full uniform and band of
fifteen pieces. the State deputy sas Civ
en- his seat of honor on the lEatforrn,
where he was surrounded by Past State
Deputy Edward P. Harrington. Grand
Knight Joseph E. Ralph, OF SpaIding
Council Grand knight Wilson T.. Nd
lone of Washington Couacil: Grand
knight z. j. Haltigan. of Carroll t.cun-
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YOUNG MEMS CLUB HEARS
LECTURE ON A DREAMER

The regular monthly meeting of the
Young fien's Club of the First Congre-
gational Church was held IN the Sunday
school room of the church Friday even
ing. After short business meeting the
club enjoyed an entertainment and So
cial evening, including vocal selections
by Douglass Miller and an inter
esting and instructive address on "a
Dreamer and His Dream by the Hon.
w. z. Andrews. Auditor for the Treas
ury Department.
Refreshments were served and the
club adjourned for the summer until
the third Friday in October
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DAUGHTERS OF 1872
REFLECT OLD OFFICERS

The District of Columbia Chapter,
Daughters of 1872 held a largely at
tended meeting at the Ebbitt House
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Kate Kearney
presided, Excellent annual reports were
read by the officers, Mrs. George Marsh.
Miss Webster. Miss Alice Goddard, and
Miss James, also a very interesting re-
port from the HISTORIAN, Miss Reeves.
The chapter wa formed two years
ago; the membership IS constantly in
creasing. and each meeting is OF some
special interest to those present liter
business meeting. during which three
officers We're reelected Mrs. Baird, first
vice president; Miss Millicent G. James.
assistant corresponding secretary, and
Mrs Feast. auditor, very social hour
was spent. and the meeting adjourned
until October II next
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on Van street. and the placing of play
ground at L street and Delaware ave
nue..
Lewis Jefferson rendered the use OF
the steamer Jane Mesely for a free ex-
cursfon TO the poor colored children of
South Washington, 10 be given on June
10. More than thousand children will
receive the benefit of this outing.
The association was permanently or
ganized with Lewis Jefferson, chairman;
o. w Mcdonald. secretary; Mrs. Sam
neI Middleton, treasurer The next
meeting viii be held at the Settlement
on Friday evening, May IS
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Engagements

The enga cement has been announced
of Miss Olive Van patten Dodge. daugf-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Philip T. Dodge. te
Lieut.. Thomas cabern Musgrave. Eight
zenith u. s. Infantry The wedding VIII
take place In the fall.
An gagement just announced Is that
OF Miss Carrie Hilies to Lieut.. John
Edie. q. 8. n. bliss Hflies is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse HIIles, II w
Read street. Baltimore, Nd Lieutenant
Edie is a son OF the late Major EdIe
q. s. 4. The marriage viii take place
IN the fall.
Lieutenant Edie was engaged to Miss
Paulding, niece OF Senator Depew, and
their sudden breaking Of was one of
the seven-day topics for Washington So
cietv.
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Weddings.

June will be ushered in with the sound
of wedding bells. but no bride of the
first day will be Of more interest, or
no arrangement prettier than for the
wedding of Miss Mary Morgan. daugt-
ter of Mrs. NJ. e. Morgan and John
Lawton Norwood, which will take place
at the First Congregational Church. at
7:30 o'clock. The Rev. s. NJ. Newman
will officiate.
DR., f. P, Morgan will accompany his
sister to the alter. and she vii have
as other attepaants. Miss Sara Stirling,
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man has been found and viii be pre-
sented next meeting.
At the entertainment and dance held
al Royds. Md. by the club last night
the following program was presented
to an appreciative audience: Sketches
by John G. QCigley, Edwin V. Bennett,
Samuel S Ifcssler. jr.. Miss Valerie
B-;rvard, Miss Mary Ford, Miss Mar
suerite Perkins, W. NJ. La Roche. j.
L. Sullivan, Lola Williams, Lena Bent
ley, and Reginald Rogerson; recitations
by Miss Florence B. Callahan. songs
and re citations by Miss Grace Moran.
The feature of greatest interest ami
which elected generous applause was
the rendition Of THE Musical Tramp. -
by William L. Thornton and Miss Lola
Williams. The affair was in charge of
William T. Raley, general manager of
the club
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART
CLUB STUDIES HEIDELBERG

The Columbia Heights Art Club held
Its regular weekly meeting Thursday
afternoon. on the broad piazza OF the
residence of Mrs. Hyde, Lanier Heights.
Mrs. Stokes presiding.
Mrs. Engle read as art notes a well
prepared paper on ''The Influence of
Art on Literature. -
Heidelberg the subject of the pa
per of the day. written by Mrs. Williams
and read by Mrs. Stokes. gave the key
note to the responses to rollcaI, which
We're fun of historical and personal In
terest.
recitation and song.
Miss Winnifred Hyde sang "Old Held
eIberg" and recited "Penelope's Christ
mas Dance"
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y ~ TIE CIRCLE OF .SOCIETY.-

OF Trenton, n. j.. maid OF honor, and
Miss Leila Virgin of Concord; Miss
Nora Courts. Miss Garry Smith, Miss
Nettie Norwood, Miss Blanche Street,
and Miss Lois Dyer as maids.
Clifton Lawton. of Bltimore. will be
the best man for Mr.. Norwood. and the
ushers will be Raymond Acton. Eugene
Gough. Walter Norwood, Charles Nor.
gan. Dr.. Harry Coburn, OF Baltimore,
and Robert Cox. There Will be a reeep-
ton at the brides home, from to 10
o'clock. after which Mr.. Norwood will
Ia &c his bride for q visit to New York
and Boston. and will spend some time
IN the Green mountains of Vermont, and
at Atlantic City.
General interest eenters in the wedding
Of Miss Marion Robbins, of Boston, and
Laurence A. Janney. Of this city, which
is TO take place June ], in the pariors
of Stoneleigh Court, where Miss Rob-
bins and her mother. Mrs Annette Bebse
Robbins. have spent the past winter
! Miss Robbins Is Of a well-known
Massachusetts family. and Mr.. Janney' 5
family has lon been identified with
Washington life.
All the attendants for the wedding are
Il.
brook. the maid of homer. is from
Springfield. Mass; the bridesmaids will
be the Misses Gladys az Marion Law
son. Of Boston, and Elliott B. Robbins.
the brides brother. viii come from Har-
ward to act as best man.
TIE ceremony, which will be witness
ed only By the intimate families. is to
take place ct z:3o O'Clock, and will be
followed by a reception, after which
the newly welded couple will leave
town for an extended trip
They will make their home in Boston.
lass. where mr. Janney Is in bust
ness.
Dr. and Mrs. George w Boyd have
sent out invitations for the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Mabel Margaret
BOYD, TO Octavfus Charles Smith, at II
G. clock, Tuesday, June 6. atsSt. Josephss S
| Church a reception at the horne of
the brides parents. 121 Second street
northeast will follow the ceremony. and
! after June 10 Mr. Smith and his bride
VIII be at home at III Tenth street
northeast.
AT noon OF the following day Miss
Anne Genevieve Wilson. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson, will be
married to Ernest Howe, the wedding
to take place at st. Johns Church, and
viii be fashionable affair.
June Il. Miss Ella Blaine Gleeson and
DR.. Daniel D. Mulef1ay will be married
at II o'clock. at st. Patrickfs Church
The briS4e is not only accomplished in
the way of all young women of today,
but she is particularly gifted, and her
=
has given her an enviabie reputation.
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MUSIC AND READINGS
FOR BLIND PEOPLE

Music and readings for this week
at the reading room Of the Library of
Congress for the benefit OF the blind
have been arranged as follows:
Tuesday, reading by w. D. john
ston.
Thursday, song recital by Mrs. Ar
thur G. Dunn. and Mrs. Jesse Nicholson
Saturday. reading by David Hutche-
sen.
After this week readings ard music
win be discontinued for the summer
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FOR ALL POSSIBLE EMERGENCIES

'"This is giorious!'' exclaimed the fair
maid, as the automobile struck smooth
stretch of country road and the young
man let the machine go at full speed
but who are those two men that have
been following US in a runabout ali
morning 2
"NevCr mind them." he replied s'One
is the repair man. and the others the
surgeon. ."-Chicago Tribune
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Sixth street northwest. An interesting
musical and literary program was given
Under the direction OF William J.. Oates.
Those taking part were Misses E. Liv-
ingston. II. Evans. F. Gompers, e.
Befzler, A. offterdinger. c. DowIinx,
NJ. Benzler: Messrs. E. Webster. ]. Me-
lver, F. Mccarthy. c. Brady, T. OTTER
dlnger. Little Edward Leahy, a boy Of
five years, reeited beautifully .sThs
wreck of the Hesperus.f Melodies Of
Scotland were rendered by Mrs. Wood
head and w. Duncan BountffifE res
freshments were served. followed By
dancing.
The x. V. I. Eucre club spent a varx
pleasant evening last Wednesday. nx
20 Quincy Street northwest. where ti.s
members were entertained by Mrs. T.
Priest and her sister Miss Iotss
Mitchell The prizes were won By
MISS Alice Jordan. Miss Lillian Burke.
arthur Mitchell. and Clifford Eetfies.
roiioWing the euchre refreshments
were served, after which the club
was afvored with some yery entertaia-
Ing vocal and instrumental music.
fhose present were Misses Laura
Black. Estefie and Lillian burke. Mae
Carr, Sara Carriek, Alice Jordan. Aaa
Giilffand. Edith Page. and Frank Carr.
CIfnord Kettler. Robert Lewis. Arthur
Mitchell. Clarence Poston. and Fred
Thornett The final meeting Of fha
club for the season will be held On
Thursday. June /. at the home Of ATles
Mabel Poston. 51a Sixth street nckh-
east.
Auxiliary. No. 81. q. Y. L. will hola
memorial service on Friday evening.
May 26. at It's hall. Pythian Temple.
All members and encampments III
and SO with their friends are cordially
invited.
The Trolley Eueflre Club was enter
tafned by Miss Annie Hobbs at her
home Saturday night. the first prizes
were awarded to Miss Irene Pole and
Edward Potter: the s,eond prizes TO
Miss Bessie stetnfe and George L. Ey-
ans. After refreshments were served.
dancing was INDUCED In until midnfgh..
Those present were the Misses Irene
Pole. May Wells. Bessie sseirle, Esther
SWEET, Annie Hobbs. Nellie Besseleivre.
and Harry Hamilton, George Il. Evans.
William kemper. Samuel b. Pole. Rob
ert Kretter, and Edward Potter. The
club adjourned for the season, the next
meeting 10 be held the first Saturday
In October, the adjournment beng eeIe-
brated with picnic OF the club up tEaa
canal to Great Falls.
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Teas.

Mrs. Fremont will be hostess at tea
at the Chevy Chase Club this afternoon.
Mrs. c. c. Glover will give q tea to-
morrow afternon at her country place.
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AE anu A1fS. JotIaeS n. 1aFEetd Wiii
entertain a dinner party tomorrow
evening.
The Netherlands Minister and Nine.
Won Swinderin were the guests of honor
yesterday at a large luncheon given
by Miss Minnie Brandt. at her Balti-
more home. Other out OF town guests
present were Count and Countess An
Greozzi. OF Italy: Baron and Baroness
Won Kiskre. OF Washington; Mrs. and
Miss Cramps and Miss Monges. of
Philadelphia: Lieutenant Commander
and Mrs. Edward Simpson.
The celebration OF the third ami
versary OF the Cuban republic was most
fittingly celebrated last evening at the
home of the charge d'affaires and
Sonora Rivero. in Vermont avenue.
There was first dinner party and af-
terward dance, when seventy-five
merry people took part. One Of the
features of the evening Were several
Cuban dances. executed by the islanders
in Washington, showing their skill and
grace as dancers
American and Cuban coloTs mingled
In the decorations, and there were roses
and lilies of the valley. palms, carna-
tions. and peonies in evidence every
where. The evening was q bright and
happy one in every respect. and added
mulch to the Iaurels of Senior and Sonora
Rivero, who have already become popu-
lar through their regular Saturday
evenings at home which have for their
speciai features music and dancing
The guests at the dinner last night
were Senior Caideron. the Peruvian
minister; Senior Gamboa, charge d af-
fafres for Mexico. and Sonora Gam
boa; Senior and Sonora Torres, of the
Mexican embassy; the Misses Velo2,
daughters of the charge d,affaires for
Venezuela; Miss Fisher, Miss Rivero.
and all of the members OF the legation
staff.
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Mrs. w. B. Barton has returned from
her visit TO her son. Captain Barton
in New York State.
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The Opera Club. consisting OF a cho-
rus Of forty good voices. will render
Gilbert and Sullivan's '.GondolIers" Mon
day night at National Rifles Arrnory.
followed by a dance.
This Is a persevering little theatrical
company, which has been working hard
at rehearsals for q long time, and de-
serve great deal of credit for their
labor. and intend TO make this perform
ance grand affair. will full orchestra
accompaniment.
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The last dance of the season of the
Blue Bell Dancing Club was given
Wednesday evening last at the Confed-
crate Veterans Hall. The hal. was
tastefuily decorated with palms and the
national eolors. and there was an un-
usually large attendance. The club Will
resume its dances IN September.
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Mrs. John Lynch. OF s1is n stree,
sailed for London this week, to spen,
the summer with her daughter, Mrs
Nainmaster.
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Mrs NJ Newmeyer is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs A. Birlenwaid, IN the suburbs
OF Baltimore.
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The members of the Caledouian Club
and their friends were entertained last
Wednesday evening at their hall. 7fs
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Entertainments.

The Mt. Hoisseks College AIumnae o:
VAST llngton were Invited TO spend Sat
urdays May Is. with Mrs. O. F. Cook. oi
the class OF Sc. at her delightful eaun-
try home ia Lanham. Md. Those who
We're able TO accept TIE invitation en-
joyed to the full the charming hospi.
tality OF Mrs. Cook and her small son
and daughter, spending the day on the
breeze-swept porehes OF the house
where luncheon was served, and ranb-
ling in the beautiful woods
The guests included Mrs Bodnsh
president OF the association, Mrs j. p
E. Kurnler, Miss Goulding, Mrs A. III.
Gregory and niece, Mrs. LIE Clerc. Mrs.
c. Leroy Parker. Master Clarence Park
er, mrs. Schof1eld. Mrs. Eugene E.
Stevens and Masters Eugene and Ray
mond Stevens.
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Miss Camille Lansburgh Is In Pitts
burg, visiting her sister. Mrs Cohen
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Miss Stahl, Of Gonzales. Tex, who /.
here at Washington College. was enter
tanned this week. by Miss Amanda
Stern
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Wagner was accompanied 30 AshevilIe
by Majer G. L. Edie, of the medical
department. He has been i'll several
months at his home IN Washington and
is not expected to resume bis Official
duties here for month or two.
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AT noon OF the following day Miss
Anne Genevieve Wilson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Wilson. will be
married to Ernest Howe, the wedding
tc take place at st. Johns Church, and
viii be a fashionable affair.
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Miss Whiteside has gone to Fort Ethan
Allen for visit with her brother and
sister-in-law, Lieut.. and Mrs. w w.
Whiteside
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Dinners

Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Garfield vii
entertain a dinner party tomorrow
evening.
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Mrs. A. Berwanger Is In Baitinaor
for ten days as the guest of Mrs
Charles Cans.
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Mrs. Phil May, of Charleston, ". Va.
is here visiting her parents, Mr.. AM
Mrs. l.. Behrend. of Sixth street
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Auxiliary. No. 81. U. Y. L, will hosa
memorial service on Friday evening.
May 26. at its hall. Pythian Temple.
All members and encampments III
and 50 with their friends are cordiailx
invited.
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Mrs. I. schloss and Miss Addie Prince.
CT New York, are here visiting their
brother, a. u. Prince.
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Naval Constructor Elliot Snow, U. S
n, head of the Department of Con.
struction and Repair, at sile Boss on
navy yard. is in Washington. staying
at the Normandie. He Is on leave oil
absence.
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Mrs. Mclean, wife of Commander
Walter Mclean. Z. s. N, with her
daughter. Miss Elsie Mclean. will soon
leave Washington, for Towanda, NJ Z,
to join Mrs. McLean.s mother.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-03-10
WEST PINE RIVER.

Clair Nelson and family spent sunday
at @. Ronncr s.
Burdette Wright and family, ot Alma,
visited RELATIVES here last week.
Bert Kycs and wife visited at Fred
KNc~ last Friday.
Ed billings j, beginning % move on
hi, farm near sumner
Fred Jones has sold hi~ farm and II
going 90 move 90 Tennessee.
Mr-. w Lemon has a cousin from
Ohio visiting her.
Otis Post and family expect 20 move
10 sunny Tennessee ia the spring.
Mrs. I'd Hoyt was called 20 shepherd,
Friday. 10y the serious illness of hen
brother.
Fred Brown came home SATURDAY
from Saginaw % join the X. .. I. Mn.
lodge of Forest Hill We wonder how
Fred likes riding the goat.
VIM. Hammond and father visited at
f. Daily'> sunday.
Mis-, Anna Brown was the guest OF
: Miss Lynne Hall sunday
school began in district No. Mon
day. after weeks vacation.