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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-22
PLANNING PlcNlcs
How to Make Them Genuine
Pleasure.

How to Make Them Genuine
Pleasure.
There are two essentials to a sue
cessful picnic. one being careful
choice OF guests. One fussy. fault find
Ing, timid or hysterical person can mar
the pleasure OF twenty. So the person
planning picnic must take the lido
syncrasies OF all whose names are
down on the list into careful consid-
Grafton and leave out jealous wives,
girls who scream AMI faint mt a cater
pillar or crooked stick and, above all,
leave out the practical joker and the
one who rocks the boat
The next essential il n good and sat
isfying lunch. The majority Of those
who provide for picnics run to made
salads. jelly cake and juicy pies. with
few sandwiches. Man does not live
by salads alone nor yet sweet pickles.
Taking into account the number of
people To he present and the fact that
outdoor air always sharpens the ap-
petite. the luncheon should he planned.
Ii will he found that solid meats. with
bread and water cress for an addition
instead Of elaborate salads. are best
appreciated.
For twenty grown people and five
children the following is enough. with
little To leave: \ cold roast leg OF
lamb. two good sized boiled chickens.
beef tongue ami half u boiled ham,
n lot of big sandwiches. not minty lit
tie three cornered things. may be made
of the ham before starting. each wrap
ped I'm waxed paper All the rest OF
the meats can he cut ut home into
slices and packed into large sized gro
Gerry plates of wood. wrapped I'm the
walked paper. Bread cut ana butter
al and cubes of mild cheese are wrap
ped also i'm the waxcd paper. These
little wooden dishes. such as butter.
etc. is packed i'm. can bc purchased
by the hundred for few cents and
wheIf they are used can he thrown
away. They come in several shapes
For rclishes hotties Of olives and
small pickles may he taken. Then IL
some one really must show her skill
at making cakes let them he good.
wholesome cookies for the children
and II nut or pound cake for big folks
Jelly or layer cake is sorry look
ing object after reaching the picnic
ground
Fresh fruit in season il excellent
Butter should be put into wide
mouthel Jar. Knives and forks are
really unnecessary NJ picnic where
everythin. has been carved beforehand
save for forks To lift the pieces with
from the big dish. No china Is needed.
But dozen or so Of tin cups for those
who must have their tea or coffee and
spoons may be taken. \ teapot and
cofrecpot then become necessary. but
should DE of the most primitive deScrip-
ton. No table linen is required. for
the dainty Japanese paper napkins and
cloths are ut once pretty and neat.
They cost but u trifie. The waxed pa
per for wrapping the different articles
can lie obtained mt any grocery. and
the cost Is very small
The catering should be intended for
really hungry people out for wood
land day. and the palmer and more
substantial il is the more il Is enjoyed.
The clean wooden dishes. the pretty
napkins and the viands. each wrapped
neatly in the walked paper. give the
touch OF daintiness. or such things
are really great picnicS made
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Riverton Open.

The famous Riverton Park, the
most beautiful recreation ground of
Maine is open and the performances
are given daily at the rustic open-air
theatre. Cars leave the head of
Preble street every Is minutes direct
for the Park.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-22
The Jefferson.

The Fenberg Stock Company has
scored another great success with the
play When We Were Twenty-one.' -
The company has certainly got the
business coming to them" and can
well be pleased with the way they are
being received thus early in the sea
son.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-22
How so Keep Nu,. Fresh.

Many housekeepcrs complain that the
nuts they buy grow dry and tasteIess
and are very unsatisfactory as used In
cake filling or to eat in their natural
state. II Is said that II nuts are
brought In fresh In the fall and packed
In casks between layers OF fine sand
they will keep fresh throughout the
whole year.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-22

How 90 Remove spots On the, Malta.
To remove white spots from the nails
make paste Of equal parts Of turpen-
tine and myrrh. Spread on the nails at
night. binding on cloth to prevent It's
soiling the clothes. Remove In the
morning by applying olive oil.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-22

What makes your neIshbor cal, his
dog Romer
Because that bad boy Of his makes
him howl"
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-22
His Fsvmite.

Cast not your pearls before the swine
They'll view the gems with scorn.
To make a big hit with the Dig
Toss him q load OF corn.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-22
She Believes II.

because fellow feeds his wife
a bushel OF hot air
She thinks he leads the strenuous life
And has a load OF care.
And when for him she hcavcs a sigh
He slowly winks the other eye.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-22
Oblieins.

Johnnie. don't let me see you do
such n thing again.
"All right. mamma. Will you please
turn your beadT'
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-22
Conditional.

Are you hungry. JohnnieT'
"Yes, mamma. terribly hungry IL
you have got any OF that strawberry
shortcake."
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1905-06-22

Peaks Island House.
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Seymour, Miss Lotta l., lz15 Kenyon
street northwest
Shearer, Miss Juliet c.. 12f6 H st. NV
: Sheppard, Miss Alice W., 50 Quincy
street NV.
Shepherd, Mrs. A. c., The Stanhope-
Sidman, Mrs. &. A. Rochester, n. Y.
Simpson, Miss Annie. 11e5 18th st.
Siewers, Mrs NJ. T., u5 B street ne,
Smith, Miss E. N, es7 Mass. av. ne,
Smith. Miss A. E, Ill n. Y. ave
Smith. Mrs L. B., 1853 Oregon ave.
Sellers. Miss S. l.. 921 street NV.
Sparks, Mrs. Geo. c.. GA H street NV.
Spindle. Mrs NJ D., 934 o ST. NV.
Stencil. Mrs. L. V. IA s Capitol st.
Stanton, Miss A NJ, 2315 L ST. NV.
Stanton. Miss c., 726 Howard ave. NV.
Strauss, Miss A. l.. 932 L street NV,
Stadden, Mrs VI. d. 1902 18th st. NV.
Strait, Mrs Helen B., 217 F ST. NV.
Stowe. Mrs. Eliza beth. rs 10th ST NV
Stephens. Mrs 7. A, 7o9 18th ST NV
Sterne, Mrs. Alice c., 1923 Riggs place
Slime, Miss Harriet, 81 Second ST. ne
Strickland. Mrs Rosina, 724 Harvard st
Strong. Miss Mary D.. 2000 H ST. NV.
Summers, Miss Blanche. 50S 4th ST. Sc.
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Hager. Miss Ouida. I591 F st. NV.
Hancock, Mrs. John NJ. 1l20 18th st NV.
Harlan, Mrs. A. F.. q 9th st. ne.
Harrison Mrs. Virginia. 1918 I st. NV.
Harbaugh. Mrs L. A, 800 A Sc.
Hartigan, Mrs. ]. F., 3 I'd ne.
Haskell. Miss w. c.. 213 n. Capitol st.
Hazard. Mrs. NJ. B. 2l48 Pa. ave.
Heberle, Mrs. Alma, 100 9th ST. NV
Hellew. Mrs. ". D., 472 \ st. sw.
Hendrix. Miss j. B., 1913 Pa. ave. NV.
Hickey. Mrs. a. b, 449 G st. NV.
Hileary. Mrs. Kate. 1914 P st. NV.
Hitler. Mrs A. H. 112 st. NV.
Hildebrand. Mrs. Charles. 202 Q st. NV.
Hindmarsh. Mrs. c. G., 10 5th st. ne.
Hobart, Miss H. A, 1888 Howard ave.
Hodgson. Miss Alice, sos f st. Sc.
Holland. Mrs. J. l., 11M y. Cap st
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Calvert. Mrs. F NJ. 1924 18th ST. NV.
Calvert, Mrs. Jennie G.. 90S E Capitol
Campbell. Mrs. r. L.. IS 9Th st ne.
Carr, Miss Elizabeth. 1898 E st. ne.
Carter. Mrs. o. L, 80 Quincy st. NV.
Carrier, Mrs. E. 313 5th st. Sc.
Chiswell Mrs. B. w. 91s NJ St NV
Clarke, Miss Augusta. Linden, Nd
Clark. Mrs. Eldred G.. 72S 9Th st. NV.
Colt. Mrs. ]. c., 1121 Lydecker ave. NV
Collins Mrs. G. V. Stoddart flats, 29th
and Q sts.
Collins. Miss Mary, III II st. sw.
Collins. Miss Edna NJ, 1924 3oth st. NV.
Collins, Miss Leila, the Grande.
Collier, Mrs. Gertrude, 800 A street Sc.
Colson. Mrs. j. NJ. 1875 B street Sc.
Colwell. Mrs E.. Cos Sth st. ne.
Cook. Miss Birdie E, 1904 7th st. NV.
Connor. Miss Julie. 625 y. ]. ave. NV.
Coyle, Mrs. Andrew M. 1924 18th NV.
Cowell, Mrs. A. r. 1131 Yale ST.
Cross, Miss Ada j.. 1872 18th street Sc.
Cunningham Miss Hybert. 1850 Binney
street.
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M

Mahon, Mrs. NJ. B., 124 S. 18th, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Mayer Miss Katherine, Alexandria.
McAllster, Mrs. E c.. % n ST. NV
McBrier, Miss Elizabeth. the Loudoun.
Mcconnell. Ms ]. w, 2l06 Pa. ave. NV.
McCauley, Miss frankie. West Falls
Church, Va.
McCauIey. Miss Susie, 90 n. c. ave. Sc.
McChes sney. Mrs Carrie B., "a n. Y.
ave. ne.
McCreery. Irs. NJ A, Ballston, Va.
McConaghy, Mrs. Anna. 1743 L st. NV.
Mccullough, Mrs. Laura V, 4O6 nth
ne
Mccoy. Miss Josephine, 32S e ne.
Mcdaniel, Mrs. Kate. S01 ID st NV
Mcdowell. Miss F. c.. 1909 K st. NV
MCFal1. Miss Fanny c., 1903 H st ne.
Mcintosh. Miss Bessie, Warrenton. Va
McIntire. Mrs. Lizzie P, l2S c st ne
McKenney, Miss Lucy, 1917 18th ST. NV.
Mcmillan. Mrs. Sara A. 1876 eth st. NV.
McNaly. Miss Josephine. AS I'd NV.
Mcknew, Miss Elizabeth. 3337 18th NV.
Mack. Mrs Sarah c., Station r.
Maddox, Miss Mary L.. Il 4th ne.
Mager. Mrs Edwin E. 735 Dearborn
NV.
Mallory. Miss Margaret Alb 11th Sc.
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Gaines, Mrs Ruth, 22o2 Mass ave
Garner, Miss Mamie D.. A3 South
Fairfax, Alexandria, Va
Gashins, Mrs. j. r., 72s Harvard NV.
Gaynor, Mrs. W. c., 1924 18th NV.
Gent, Miss +. Adele, Baltimore
Geilinger, Mrs. Laura w, 657 f ne.
Gibson, Mrs. ]. ii, Ashgrove, Va
Gilbert, Miss f. J.. 7OS sth NV
Gochenour, Mrs. w P, Langdon, D. c.
Golden. Mss NJ, n 9th NV
Goldsmith. Mrs Sheridan, 1895 18th NV.
Gompers, Mrs Samuel J., rs L ne.
Goodner, Mrs. Eta, 217 K NV
Gott. Miss Virginia, Falls Church, Va
Gould, Mrs. c. w, 335 9th Sc
Graham, Mrs. r. NJ, 604 Cameron St,
Alexandria. Va.
Grant. Mrs b, 1922 9Th st. NV.
Gray Miss Bessie. 644 sth st ne.
Greene. Mrs G NJ. 333 18th st. Sc.
Greene, Miss F. M. 165 Maple ave.
Anacostia. d. c.
Gregory. Miss Helen R, 1903 18th st.
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List of Eligibles

Certain reinstatements have been made
this week which will be recognized by
the contestants involved. Complaints
viii be received by the Puzzle Editor
only during the week following the error
or omission. Nothing can be done in the
case of a contestant whose name has
been dropped from the lists more than
one week
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A

Adams, Mrs. c. T., 2129 1 st. NV
Adams, Mrs. +. D.. II Fourth st. Sc.
Aiken. Mrs. c. E., Brookland
Allen. Miss JEANNE, 1910 9Th st. ne
Alley. Mrs. s. E.. 81 NJ st. NV.
Althouse. Mrs. r. c.. 1911 18th st. NV
Anderson. Mrs. VIM, Jackson st. near
Eighteenth ne
Ames. Miss Josie, 7os Fifth st. NV
Arnell. Miss Hattie r., S25 I'd st. Sc.
Atkinson. Miss Leila NJ, 626 Morton ne.
Aver. Mrs. Z. NJ. 170l 9Th St NV.
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Parker, Miss Clara N, SO sth st. sw.
Pattee. Miss Ethel NJ, lis 11th ST. Sc
Payne. Mrs. Buri w, 1906 Q ST NV.
Pike. Miss Lillian, The Ontario.
Peterson, Miss Mabel c.. 1872 n st. NV
Phillips, Mrs Mary J, The Ontario.
Phillips, Mrs. John A. 1123 st. NV
Pond Mrs. A. r., 100 Vermont ave
Poole. Mrs. Dorothy l.. 1888 4th ST. NV
Poole, Mrs Lille A. 1911 4th st. NV.
Potter. Miss Edith l., Arlington, Va
Powell, Mrs. E. B.. 2I4 11th So. ne.
Prigg. Mrs Alice B. 1911 4th ST. NV.
Pratt. Mrs. F. E. 1112 E. Cap. 81.
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Latham, Mrs. Ada c.. As D ne.
Laramore, Mrs. Lottie, 1898 Dartmouth
street NV
Lawson. Mrs. *. HOS II street NV
Lawson. Mrs. F. E., Alexandria. Va
Lawton, Mrs r.. 6sls r street NV.
Lee. Mrs Geo. r.. $50 c st ne.
lie Clerc, Mrs. J. A. 500 Irving pi NV.
Lerch, Mrs Lena, AS Seventh st. ne.
Lewis. Miss B. E. go I street NV
Lewis. Mrs c.. 1864 Princeton st..nw.
Lewis, Mrs. ]. V, 3435 Brightwood ave
Levi, Mrs. Henry, 1872 Florida ave. NV.
Linsabaugh, Miss Mary, 437 N Y.
ave nv.
Livingston, Miss Louise H., 2o02 18th.
Lehman. Mrs. B. b. s02 II st. NV
Loveairc, Mrs. NJ. 604 H street NV.
Lovejoy, Mrs Mildred. 223 r ne.
Loveing, Mrs. E. l.. 13 Cd ne.
Lovewell, Mrs E. N. Ballston, Va.
Loving, Mrs. f. L., 13 Sd street me-
LoucensIager, Mrs G. H. 42s G St NV
Lower, Florence. the Euclid
Lynch, Mrs. Chas.. Hyattsville. Md
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Wallace. Mrs. i k.,lo7 r. I. ave.
Walters. Miss Aliae n. 1a5S Kenyon
NV.
Walter. Miss Annie Il. 1881 Irh It-., ~
Walters, Mrs. May G., ess Fckford
Place ne
Walton. Mrs. R. D., 2os Y. Y. ave. NV
Warner, Mrs. ]. F.. Brookland, D. C.
Watkins, Mrs. E. l., 30s The Plaza
Weber, Mrs. Justina, S3s 10th ne.
WeIch. Mrs Florence, The Astoria.
Wenner. Mrs. V. l., 1876 Emerson ne.
Whitehead, Mrs E. P. 1919 R. 1. ave.
Wilmington. Miss Margaret R, q
Quincy NV
wickware, Miss Marsaset E. P. o.
Dept
wilcox, Miss Louise S. c.. s1z C NV.
Wiley, Mrs. V, 1913 e Capitol
Willis. Mrs Nellie, 1926 10th st. NV.
Williams, Mrs. Clyde D., 35 ne.
Williams. Mrs. Pascoe. T61 Dearborn,
Wilson, Mrs ]. H, 152 P NV.
Winkler, Mrs. Max. 40 Mass, ave ne.
Winter. Mrs. Ala s.. S14 a Sc
Wood, Ida NJ, 227 list sw
Wood. Mrs. J. F., 80 Randolph pl. NV,
Woods. Miss Helen B.. 6o3 st. na.
Wright. Mrs g c., 14o6 NV.
wynne. Mrs. F. s. 1425 T NV.
Wurdemaln, Mrs. J. V, 124 Massa-
ehusetts avenue ne.
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Barbour. Miss Marie J., 141 11th st. ne.
Bardwell, Miss Mary, 1877 Q st. NV.
Barstow, Miss Kate, 10 Quincy ST. ne.
Battison Miss Jeanne A. 203 . St NV
Belt, lIrs- Mary, 1914 18th st. me-
Benham, Mrs. W. l., 40 l1th st. ne.
. Bennett. Miss L. K. Anacostia, D. c..
Bently. Miss Lottie, 1o6 ne.
Berner. Mrs. c. j.. 1104 L st. NV.
Berry, Miss Eva, 1C11 Fourth st. Sc.
Boe, Miss Josephine S, 425 4th st. NV.
Bogdahn, Miss Marie 3OS Mclean ave.
Bowers. Mrs. George c., 701 18th NV.
Boyd, Mrs. Ida J.. III Ist st. sw.
Bolts. Mrs. Jennie. 22le H st NV.
Bouck. Mrs. Eva, 5l4 Sd ST ne.
Boutelle, Mrs. 1907 New Hampshire
ave
Brinton Mrs E S.. 241o 18th st. NV.
Brockett Mrs. Edgar S. AgnewviIIe
p O., Va.
Brooke, Mrs. Mollie E, 1923 11th st. NV.
Brooks, Mrs Katherine 4o7 G st. NV.
Broster, Miss Lucy. Brightwood, d. c.
Brown. Virgie @, Sn IIth st. ne.
, Brown. Mrs. $50 5th St ne
Brown. Mrs. Fannie f, 1924 Oregon
ave. NV.
Browne, Mrs. John c.. 80 Randolph
place.
Browning. Mrs. N. H. 7o7 East Capt.
toi st.
Bryant. Miss Elizabeth P. The Mont
gomcry. Sorth Capitol and NJ SITS.
Bryan, Mrs, Paul NJ. 146 kenesaw
ave. NV
Buckley. Mrs. Florence, 645 Florence
St ne.
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O'Bannon. Miss N. 1916 Corcoran st.
NV.
O'Connor, Miss n. NJ, 1910 2sd St NV.
Olsen, Mrs. E. T., 227 n. J. ave- se
Osborne. Miss NJ NJ. 1895 10th ST NV.
Osborne. Mrs. c. c.. 1417 10th ST NV
Ogden, Miss Eleanor D.. 1904 Yale NV
Ough. Mrs. W. A. Bethesda Md
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Dallas, Miss Marie L.. the Gladstone.
Daily, Miss Josephine. 220 c ST. nv.
Daniel. Miss Grace L., 24f K stree,
NV.
Davis. Mrs. B. c.. 1888 Dartmouth st.
Davis, Miss Eta, 1887 18th street NV.
Dent, Miss Sara NJ. 9Os A street So
Devine, MTs. Eva NJ. general delivery
Dietrich, Miss Louise. 143 Hickman
street Sc
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The Contest

The preliminary (or qua1fying) contest is over
This is the seventh nsalment in the Final Contest.
One puzzle will be printed Sunday and the series win
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correct answers
That one viii win the chief prize of $3.50
Those who stay next orgest competition the other
prizes in their order.
Answers reach the Puzzle Editor Washington Sunday Tines
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printed.
following, SO that competitors tell their standing
When incorrect answer to puzzle or fs
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card catalogue of contestants who qualified and
are still correct, is kept.
Should competitors be tied for any places the the high
est prize involved will be paid to each.
rly fourteen of the first twenty-five puzzles printed Washing
Sunday Times beginning April Z eligible entrance this
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No viii be entered the card system
Those which have been received unsigned
carded, impossible identify so
many hundreds Of contestants competing
remembers mailed her answer that
she omitted signing the slip will another similar
and thus avoid the disappointment of having dropped
Arrangements have been made by which contestants
who have gone of for may be late as the
Saturday following the date of publication of puzzle
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Buck. Mrs Laura b, 12oS Maryland
ave. ne.
Butler, Mrs. James. 6t9 f NV.
Budlong, Miss Hattie s., 10 L st. ne.
Burg, Mrs Mary w, 3701 18th st. ne
BroolSlapd.
Burdine, Mrs. Bernard, Anacostia,
D. c.
Bullock, Mrs. Grace w. The Berk-
shire.
Buriey Mrs E, 1417 18th st. ne
Burritt, Miss Eleanor L.. Pension Of
fee.
Burgdorf. Miss Rosa, $40 18th NV.
Burton, Mrs. Gertrude j., 231 F st. NV.
Butcher, Mrs. C. r. 30 Tennessee ave.
no.
Ryers, Miss Edna, 200 Q st. NV.
Darlington, Mrs. Geo. 1912 eth ST. NV
Bailey, Mrs. venie A, 27o2 18th st. ne.
Ballard, Mrs. Hattie, 1883 North Car
olind ave. ne.
Butler. Mrs James. GIG F ST NV.
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Kent. Mrs. Nannette. 81 9Th NV.
Kindsfather, Mrs. NJ, 13l Todd pl. NV.
King, Mrs. Laura A. SO Quincy NV.
King. Miss India N, 941 NJ street NV.
kimmei. Miss Gertrude, Wesley Hgts.
Kirby. Miss c. NJ, oO13 street NV.
Kirkland. Miss Florence J.. 1919 10Th st.
knight, Miss Mabel. 1o15 G st Sc
Knox, Mrs. Grace w, Brightwood
Klapb, Mrs. AL, jr.. 908 X NV.
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Harrington. Mrs F., 3014 Irving place
Georgetown.
Ferguson, Miss Helen, IS c st. ne
F'icklin, Mrs J. W. V, IA Duke st,
Alexandria, Va
Field, Mrs. r. l., Alexandria, Va.
Field, Miss Sadie NJ. Alexandria, Va.
Finch, Miss Cora. 943 st NV
Fits, Miss NJ. NJ. 1749 Corcoran.
F'lack. Mrs. Raymond II st. NV.
Fogarty. Mrs. Margaret r., s271a F sW.
Frye, Miss Virginia King, Il 4th St ne.
Forbes, Mrs. E A, Kensington, Md
Fogarty. Mrs. Margaret P, 9271z sw.
Foster, Miss Lena G., 23l9 18th NV
Francis. Mrs Julia, BrookIand. D. c.
Frank, Mrs. Georgia, Warrenton, Va.
F'risbie, Mrs. Annie B., 141o Binney NV.
Erect, Mrs J. l., 713 d ne.
Furbershaw. Mrs. q. c.. los K NV.
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Ragan. Mrs. Emma b. Box 1S7. main
office
Randall. Miss FeIen. 2O4 A ST. Sc.
Rawlings, Miss Anna, Ais NJ st. NV.
Reagan. Miss Agnes. sos New jersey
ave. NV.
Reagan. Mrs. W. B.. S03 4th ST. NV.
Rea, Mrs. Katherine, 1910 L st. NV.
Reed. Mrs. ]. e. sol NJ St NV.
Reid, Miss Minnie. 1902 G. ST. NV.
Rearick, Miss Sarah V. $40 F st. ne.
Reynolds. Miss Bessie L.. 624 F st. sw.
Rhett, Miss. Readville, Mass
Rhodes, Miss Grace b, 1922 Swami
st. NV.
Rice. Mrs. j. A. 1927 sth st. NV.
Richardson, Mrs. j. r., ll2S 9Th ST. NV
Richardson, Mrs. Anna B., I32 10th no
Ridgate, Mrs. NJ. B., 1919 Corcoraa
st. NV
Robbins, Mrs. W. c., 1886 U st. NV.
Robins, Mrs. e A. The MONTGOMERY.
Rodgers. Miss Olive D., 1852 Yale ST
Rothwell, Miss Lille. 2s 9th st. ne.
Rutherford, Mrs. j. A, The Augusta.
SchausteI, Miss A H., Library of Con-
gress.
Schenken. Miss Elsie, 637 c ST. ne.
Seaton, Miss c. c.. zoos 9Th st. NV.
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Marriott, Miss Lulie NJ. The Stratford
Hotel.
Marshall, Mrs. J. p, 1120 18th NV.
Marston. Miss Joy, 7O6 18th ne
Matteson. Miss Mary. 17OS NV.
May. Miss Rosa A, 215S K NV.
Meacham. Mrs. S. s, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Merrill, Miss Lucille. 63S c ne.
Meigs, Miss Maude, 325 I'd Sc
Middleton. Miss Carrie r., IS L NV
Miller. Mrs. G. H.. 766 Harvard NV
Miller. Mrs. R. l., Hya.tsville, Md.
Miller. Miss Laura A. 439 9th NV.
Millward. Mrs. NJ A, Hotel Stratford
Milovick. Miss Bessie V. s02 NV
MillsoDs, Mrs. J. H, 1910 Chaplin NV.
Mitchell, Miss Edna F.. e35 Sth ne
Mitchell, Mrs. A. B.. 1925 / st. NV
Milton. Miss May. 81 9Th st. NV.
Moran, Mrs Lester r., 1921 G St se
Moran, Miss NJ. E., 2416 Pa. ave. NV.
Morris. Mrs. w. A, 633 18th st. ne.
Moore. Mrs. c.. A. 115 n. Z ave NV.
Mooney. Mrs. NJ E., 1926 9Th ST. NV.
Mortimer, Mrs F. A, 900 Steuben ST.
NV.
Morse, Mrs L. T., BIG 18th ST NV.
Motter, Miss Bessie, Frederick, Md.
Myers, Mrs. J. c., 103 E ST. NV
Myers, Mrs. G. l., Is Todd place ne.
Mulkahy. Mrs N. A. % \ St NV.
Murphy. Mrs. i204 3rd ST. Sc.
Murray, Mrs. Ida M 3147 Z ST. NV.
Mullikin, Mrs. r. 0.
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Narkle, Mrs. r. A. PA n. Cap. 81
Nelson, Miss Sarah NJ. s22 G st. ne.
Nevett. Miss NJ A, 264 N Columbus st
Newman, Mrs j. c., 1902 18th ST. NV.
Nowland, Miss Maggie, 463 St sw
Nowland. Mrs Mary. 4ss F st. sw.
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Van Norsdall, Miss C. E.. SO st NV.
Vaughani~M Miss Sara. 512 18th st NV.
Veihmeyer, Mrs. D.. 1296 Z st.. NV.
Yieth, Mrs. I.avinia, 1915 R. 1. ave ne.
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Jasper, Miss Katie, 221 North Royal
St, Alexandria, Va
Jay, Miss India, 400 Seward square Sc.
Jenkins. Mrs. Mary 1857 32d ST. NV.
Jordan. Mrs Charles, 2s4 o NV.
Jones, Mrs. Alice T.. 706 18th NV.
Johnston, Miss E. c., 1920 Pa. ave. NV
Johnston. Mrs J. B.. 2O24 l NV.
Jordan. Mrs. Charles. 234 0 street NV.
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Taylor, Mrs H E.. SIC B st. sw
Tauey, Mrs. w. O., 1926 9Th st. NV
Tertiinger, Mrs. S. F., Takoma Park
Thomas. Miss Myrtle l.. 1912 9TH st. NV
Thompson, Mrs T. s., 2i2 Delaware
ave. ne
Ticer. Mrs. H, 2105 X st. NV.
Tilden. Miss Eunice. 1129 14th st. NV
Tilton. Mrs. L. T.. 1861 Howard ave
Toohey, Mrs Jessie. 424 eth St Sc.
Townsend Mrs Mary, 221 9Th ne
Trader. Miss NJ. E., 2615 h St NV.
Travis. Miss T J., 507 4th st NV
TuIly, Mrs. Annie E. Tenleytown
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Underwood, Miss Bertha, 1887 18th NV
Upham, Mrs Willie c. 12S Nd av. sw.
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Quantrillo. Mrs. NJ s, 245 sth st. ne.
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Eaton, Mrs. L. F.. the Astoria.
Eberhart. Mrs. John c., S25 Duke St
Alexandra. Va.
Eby. Mrs. C. S. L St NV
Edwar rds Miss A. V 140T 18th st. NV.
Elliott. Mrs D. X. Winthrop heights
Everett Miss Martha $40 G st. ne.
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Yates. Miss Sarah. 1421 Penn. ave. So.
zeigler, Mrs. Mary e. soe Westminster
NV
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Irving, Miss Dee. 627 Sth st. ne.
1ngersou. Miss Heloise. 1926 P ST. NV.
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Dittman, Mrs. Louisa, 60 / street ne
Donaldson, Miss Mollie B., 1913 st. ne.
Donaldson, Mrs. Mabel l., 12lS b ST. ne
Dorset, Mrs. Charles o., ~ 18th st. Sc.
Dougherty. Mrs. A. l., 734 18th st. Sc.
Downs. Mrs. L. F., 2031 L NV.
Downham. Miss S. NJ. Al \. Wash.
ST., Alexandria. Va.
Doyle, Miss Beulah, 632 C St ne.
Drane. Hetley Mex. 2S1s 14th ST NV.
Draper, Mrs j. L.. 1015 Mass. ave. ne.
Dunnigan. Miss NJ. PA I'd st. sc.
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Wallace. Mrs. !. K.,l07 r. I. ave-
Walters. Miss Alice II. 1a5S Kenyon
NV