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The Washington herald., 1906-11-11
Want FORRESTER'S FRIENDS
Police Asked to Locate Relatives of
Dead Veteran.
Buried i'm POtter's Field when IL Is
Believed He should Have Been
Admitted to Home.

The Washington. police have been re-
quested TO investigate the circumstances
surrounding the death Of George Forres-
ter. who was buried two months ago in
a potter's field in Elizabeth City, Va.
Few of his neighbors knew he had been
a civil war veteran and that he had ap-
piled several times TO the Soldiers Home
authorities for admission. They knew
that the old man lived alone and was
very poor. but since he refused all aid
from them. they suTmised he had a small
income. OF his relatives nothing was
known, as he never spoke Of them, but
il was known that he wished TO enter the
home in order that he might die among
his former comrades.
Several years ago. il IS said. he applied
to the home for admission, as he was
getting too old TO care for himself. The
authorities refused his request. claiming.
il is said. that he had not sufficient proof
Of his army service. From that moment
a noticeable decline came in the old mans
health. and when his neighbOrs missed
him for more than week an inquiry was
made. and he was found dead. II was the
prevalent opinion among them that he had
died of thirst and lack of attention dur
ing his fever. The burial was paid for
by the town authorities.
Three days ago the body was eXhumed
bv the town authorities and sent 10 the
Soldiers Home Hospital TO which the
old man had made application when he
was alive The town people began TO
wonder whether Forester had not some
relatives who would be anxious TO know
of his death, and TO investigate the con-
duct of the home authorities, and notified
the police.
Il was stated some time ago Forester
lad refused admittance 10 the home after
ne had been informed he would be taken
care of there.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11
By HELEN ROWLAND.

or perfume on your petucoats or a broad
A on your accent that shocks a man.
but putting them on inartisucally. II
isn't the things you do but the things you
overdo that offends masculine taste. IL s
the 'OverdOne woman that man mates
the woman VINO is Overdressed or overly
made-up. or overly cordial, or overly iiat-
tering. or overly clever. or overly good, or
overly anything. He doesn't want to see
how the wheels go around at the toilet
table or in a woman's head or her heart;
and it's the subtle, Elusive little things
that he Doesn't notice until he steps on
her and finds her looking up adoringiy
at him under his nose that he idealizes.
And marries," added the bachelor con-
clusively.
And then forgets' sighed the widow,
while he goes of TO amuse himself with
the obvious person with peroxide hair and
straight-front figure. ! don't know, ="
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FIVE OVERCOME BY SMOKE.
Fire ia HaGan Home Comes Near Re-
suIfing Fatally TO Inmates.

Five people were overcome by smoke
in a fire In the home of Mrs. George B.
Hagan, of 1913 street northwest, shortly
before l O'Clock this morning. The blaze
was a small one, and did little damage,
but only timely rescue. saved the inmates
from death by suffocation.
Those who were overcome were Jake
johnson. Ruth Hagan. aged three; Noah
Hagan. aged four; Miss Percy Landren.
and Miss Johnson.
Miss johnson mad gone to the telephone
to turn in the fire alarm when she was
overcome.
The suffocated people were carried cut
Of the house by George johnson and
Charles Bruce
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Felix GarziElia Assisted.

In yesterday mornings Herald. in
speaking Of the Washington College OF
music concert at the Columbia Theater
Friday afternoon. a statement was made
that Miss Drew. soprano sOlOist. was as
sisted by Mr. s NJ. Fabian. pianist. This
should have been Miss Drew. COntraltO,
was assisted by Mr.. Felix Garziglia,
pianist.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


Contract Surgeon JOSEPH ". LOVE. fT1m Philip
pines 70 san Francisco
First Iirlt. ARTHUR n WHALEY assistant
surgeon. 70 Fort sam Houston. relieving Capt.
PERRY L. BOYER. assistant surgeon. who wi..
proceed 20 Army and Navy Geucral Hospital,
Hot SprinCs relieving Capt CHARLES y
RkGAN assistant surgeon. who viii proceed 20
Fort Monroe.
Passed Assistant Surgeon !. ". BACkJs. de-
tachsd from she Texas; % naval station, Guam
tansmo.
Paynastcr q f. STEVENS, detached from the
Brooklyn; home. settle accounts wait orders
Navy Orders.
Passed Assistant Paymaster J. : BEECHER. de-
tsched from the Texas. home, settle accounts.
wait orders.
MOVEMENTS or vEsSELs.-Tae following
movements Of vessels have been reported % the
Navy Department,
November s-Teclmseh at Washington
Norernber g-Nest Virginia Colorado Maryland and
Pennsylvania 90 Singapore Lebanon at Lambert.
Point Prairie a. NIauzlnillo. AlsyfiuEeT az An
napoiis Yorktown az san Pablo Bay.
November 7-Tecumseh from Norfolk for Wash
ington
November 3-Wilkes. from Ncrfolk for cruise
Newport from HostOn for Portsmouth. y. Il.
Yorktouu from Mare Island fer san Pablo Bay.
Nevada placed in reserve. Naval Academy. 81
ultim0.
Texas placed in reserve. yesterday. navy yard, Nor
folk.
Newark placed out Of commission, yesterday. nayy
yard. New York.
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GET DISCARDED CARS
San Juan Has Many Formerly
Used in Washington.
BEAR THE SAME OLD SIGNS

soma Labeled "F street" and Others
"Conn. Avenue" and Advertise
ments In Roof Tell of superiority
of Same Old Brands-Treasurer
WIIIoughby Talks of Progress.
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Navy Orders.

Passed Assistant Payuaster J. : BEECHER. De
tached from the Texas. home. settle accounts
wait orders
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Trolley to kensingtOn

Via Rock Creek Bridges and Parks. the Zoo. Chevy
Chase Circle. and Lake Every visit 20 Washing
ton should see these Suburbs. Cars eysr i5 minutes
from 18th 81 and y. \. ave. every 50 minutes Lake
10 hensngton. Round trip tickets, &c, al Fus-
sells, liE y. y ave motif
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The date of the Washington concerts by
the S. Coleridge-Taylor Society is an
nounced for November q and p. The So
c!ety will be under the direction of Mr.
Coleridge-TayIor himself, and will sing
THE AtOnement' and The QUadroon
Girl" on Wednesday evening, November
% and "Hiawatha" on the Thursday fol-
lowing. The soloists will be Mrs. Kathe-
rine Skeene Mitchell. soprano; Mr.. George
T. Holt. tenor, and Mr. Harry Burleigh,
barytOne.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-11
ARRIVED

MOVEMENTS or yEsSELS.-Tae following
Of vessels have been reported 20 the
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week with Professor and Mrs 7. L..
Mrs. George Grout and children, who
have spent several weeks with Mrs.
Henry Tisdale, left Wednesday for her
home at Winnipeg, Can.
Mrs, Georges. Williams of Walker,
Mimi, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Mason.
J. G. McGrew of Hot Springs, N. D.,
is with his children Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Walker Of Commonwealth avenue.
The History class met Thursday with
Mrs. T. L. Hacker. Mrs. Wilbur
Todd had charge Of the current events
hour and read a paper on Getty Gov
eminent. -" Mrs. j. E. Brown gave a
paper on sJohn MARSHALL; Mrs. G. III.
Shellenbarger on The War Of 1922
Miss Ruby Blair Of Lewiston, Mimi,
spent the week with Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
Blair. LII - . :,
Mrs. G. L. Verbeck Of New York
Mills, Mimi, is visiting Mrs. O. j.
Wilson.
The class reunions of Tuesday were
largely attended, some seventy mem.
bers Of last years class was at their
banquet with Professor and Mrs: And
rev boss at the school chemical labora.
tory. 5.Ea 4
Mrs. Patten, who has been a guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hummel, has re-
turned to her home in New York.
Mrs. 3. H. Burghardt will have
charge of the Congregational ladies
| sale of home cooking Friday 80" e..
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SOCIAL NEWS OF THE SUBURBS AND NEIGHBORING TOWNS

=f-ss Il 4
from ST. Mary's academy, Faribault,
for IS vacation.
Mrs. P. G. Reynard and Miss Olive
Martin of Mortified have been visiting
in Merriam Park.
Mrs. Harry Humason and son, Sher-
man, leave tomorrow for The. Dalles
Ore, to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Menefee.
Mrs. F. L. Plank of Pipestone, Mimi,
is the guest Of Rev. and Mrs. J. T,
Henderson.
Mrs. c. E. MacKean entertained the
Presbyterian ladies at luncheon Friday
and the arrangements were completed
for their Easter sale.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave the mission band children {
stereopticon entertainment in theil
church Friday evening. .s.z ,
II The Van Cleve Missionary society
has elected the following officers fol
the year: Mrs. George Waller, presi
dent; Mrs. j. T. Henderson, vice
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Star, for Mr.. and Mrs. T.. E. Graves,
who leave next week for their new
home in North Dakota. The Misses
Pauline and Sarah Graves and George
Graves will remain in Hopkins until
school closes in June.
The East End Cinch club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by Mrs. Fei-
gal. The decorations were in pink and
green Miss Hazel Hopkins and Mrs.
w. Il. Anderson won the prizes.
The Congregational church sewing So
Hill Wednesday afternoon.
Monday evening the /. O. @. f. mem
bers in the second degree, will hold a
special meeting in their hall. Refresh
ments will be served after the meeting.
An entertainment will be given in
Anderson 9 opera hall Friday evening
by the children of the Hopkins school.
An elaborate program Of musical num-
bers by the children is being arranged
A large representation Of Knight
Templars from Hopkins went to Mime
apolls Saturday evening to take part in
special exercises in the Masonic Temple
Saturday evening.
A special program of musical numbers
ing exercises in the Congregations
church Several musicians from out OF
town will take part and there will be
special numbers by the choir.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con
| gregational church was entertained by
Mrs. Severia Wednesday afternoon.
w. A. Wifi Of Grand Forks, is visit
| ing friends here. ae :,
R. E. Seiberlich returned Friday from
| trip thru North Dakota.
J. Fairnou returned last week from
Hutchinson, Mimi, where he has beer
spending several weeks visiting friend
and relatives. =
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Mauk entertained
Mrs. William Makausky Of Minneapolis
Thursday. -.-...->
| Lou Eidam returned Thursday from
| an extended western trim.
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president; Mrs. A. H. Rogers, secre-
ltary; Mrs. D. w. Doty, treasurer.
Mrs. Daniel Doty entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian
church at it's annual meeting: The fol
lowing officers were elected: Mrs. 6. E.
MacKean, president; Mrs. g. A. Mag
nusson and Mrs. Daniel Doty, vice
presidents; Mrs. F. A. Boswell, secre-
tary; Mrs. J. L. Billan, treasurer.
Bishop Morrison of Duluth will con
duct the confirmation services In st.
Mary's Episcopal church April 2.
There will be special Lenten sery-
ice in ST.. Mays Episcopal church this Is
evening with a sermon by Dean w. =.
Ten Brock of Faribault Divinity
school, under the auspices OF the
Brotherhood Of st. Andrew.
The local assembly of the Daughters
of the King met Thursday evening IN
St. Georges Episcopal church. DIR. John
Wright Of st. Paul's church preached
the sermon.
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ST. LOUIS PARK


The Up-to-Date Success club held it's
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Hawksley
Wednesday, evening: The next meeting.
will be held with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Whipple April 4. 49, -
The Lincoln Literary society enter
tanned the members of the eighth grade
at an informal reception in the Lin
coin building Friday evening. Friday
afternoon the schools held a spelling
contest In the Lincoln building. The
winning pupils were as follows: First
grade. Hazel West; second, Thorgny
Nordgren; third, Ralph Blacktin;
fourth, Esther Hannah; fifth, Minnie
Kielde; sixth. Flossie Devore; seventh,
Mildred Carpenter.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Union
nesday afternoon with Mrs. BRYANT.
Mrs. Robert H. Lucas Of Eden Prai-
RE has been spending a few days with
her mother, Mrs. G. F. Bates.
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FORT SMELLING

Mrs. F. E. Bamford left Monday
night for an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends in Wilkesbarre, Pa,
and New York city. Captain Bamford
left Tuesday for Fort Flaglex, Wash,
in charge Of large number OF recruits
for that station S.
Captain Jens Bugge gave a dinner on
St. Patrick's day for Captain and Mrs.
Bjornstadt and Mrs. Ridgway.. He was
host on Monday at pleasant luncheon,
ehaperoned by Mrs. E. L. King, for
Lion and the Mousse company. Miss
Howley is the sister of Captain Albert
J. Bowley of the artillery corps, at pres
ent an instructor at West Point.
Mrs. MCGEE, wife of Lieutenant Os-
car MCGEE of the Second cavalry, re-
Gently arrived from Manila, left Mon
day night for visit at her home in the
east. :..--
Mines. straub, Macarthur and Rhodes
of the post were entertained at bridge
luncheon on Thursday by Mrs. Dean OF
Minneapolis. T..
Mrs. Thomas Ridgway entertained at
luncheon On Friday in honor of Mrs
Alfred Biornstadt. =4E Y -.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Hugh Parke,
gave a dinner on Wednesday,. Red was
the color scheme carried out in all the
details. The honor guests were Cap
tain and Mrs. Alfred Biornstadt.
Major and Mrs. Prick entertained al
cards Friday night.
The Bridge club met with Lieuten
ant and Mrs. Mortimer Saturday.
Major Frederick W. Sibley, in com
mand of the squadron Of cavalry recent
ly arrived from the Philippines for sta
ton at Smelling, arrived Saturday. : Ma
jor Sibley has been absent from his
! command for some time on account Of
| illness.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage Of Captain William J
Hutz; Twenty eighth infantry 4t1 and Mrs
Lafayette, Ind, on Monday. Captail
Lutz is at present on duty as military
instructor at De Paw university.
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. HAMLINE

The Okiyaka club gave its annual
of S Miss Eta webb. Fhe e' rooms oon ne and
tables were decorated with yellow and
white, the colors Of the club, and with
bouquets Of yellow jonquils. Miss Letta
Rice served as toastmistress and in
troduced Miss Nellie Merrill, who spoke
On 1.-THE Club Retrospective, ',The
Club Prospective' was toasted by Miss
Alta Gordon. Miss Julia Elmer spoke
of "The Coming Man, and Mrs.
Howard Smith on elbow to Be Happy,
Tho Married.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Allan enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening for a
group of Minneapolis guests.
A party Of young people chaPeer!oned
surprise party Friday evening.
Miss Jeanette Kimball entertained
the Hamline Fortnightly club Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. N: Larson gave paper
on "Austria Mrs. E. N. Wofover,
"The Roman Empire of the Middle
Ages'; Mrs. w. T.. Rich and Mrs. J.
Hackney spoke on "The German Postal
Mrs. Albert J. Wallace entertained
at luncheon Friday afternoon. Covers
were laid for twelve. $40
Miss Beatrice Bell has gone to Wal,
halla, N. ~. .,tI.
Miss Mabel Foster Is visiting in
Owatonna. Ia bag. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Gross have re,
turned to Red Wing after visiting Mrs
A. J. Wallace. .1S5
Miss Cora Anderson is at Redwood
Falls and Miss Pearl Anderson is in
Wisconsin. is%,~ IjSar. ...--.e -. e~---
Mrs Chandler Of Tacoma, Wash, i.
| a guest of Mrs. Omar Wright.
/ Miss Margaret Osborn, who has beer
visiting Dr. and Mrs. Henry Osborne
has returned to her home in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brewer hav'
gone to Seattle, Wash.
Miss Fife Epton has been entertain
ing guests from Rollo, N. D. r
/ Misses Bertha and Maude Bell spen
the week at New Richmond, Wis.
The Hamline Glee club was at Owa
tonna Friday evening. =.
Mrs. Howard Smith Is visiting a
Olivia. ~ -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Montgomer
have been entertaining DR.. and Mrs
De Forest Battin of Owatonna.
The Misses Cooley spent the wee
at Otsego, MINI. I"
Mrs. e. J., Webb has returned fror
visit in Springfield, MINI.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

Mrs Henry Hunter entertained in
Dr.. and Mrs. Frank Balloon will
entertain the. Double Dozen Card cub
Friday evening 80 u ... I / h. Z. T.
Miss Anna Meyer Of Saltwater was a
guest Of Miss Minnie Dennison last
week.
Miss Minnie Dennison gave forty of
her friends a, dancing party Wednesday
evening. The rooms were decorated
with hangings of pale green. Pink
pink carnations were the favors. Mrs.
A. O. wellington chaperoned the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chase gave a
dinner Monday evening in honor Of a
group Of Minneapolis guests. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Hamilton enter
tanned informally at dinner Wednesday
and Friday evenings. -.-. 49,.
Mrs. Walter Chase will give German
luncheon Thursday.
day afternoon in honor Of her sister,
Miss Colbeith, and Of Miss Elfda
Mrs. Hathaway and daughter of
Winnebago City, Mimi, have been
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Cram. 49,.
Mines. Charles Cheney and John
F'risby gave large thimble bee at the
home Of Mrs. Isaac Cheney Tuesday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. George
circuit of Winnipeg, Can: About forty
guests were present. The rooms were
decorated with carnations.
Miss Anne Villas of Raymond avenue
spent the week with Senator and Mrs
Spoooner of Washington, D. G., ano
with Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Villas Of New
York Miss Villas sails next week fol-
Paris to make her home.
Mrs j. e. Brown entertained Friday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Thomas
Flower Of Kansas City, Mo. s..
Mrs. McCauley entertained at cards
Friday evening.
Professor and Mrs. William Robertson
of Crookston experiment station spen1
commencement week with the faculty
| and students of the agricultural school
Professor Robertson served as toast
master at the alumni banquet, and wen
from here to Fargo to deliver the com
mencement address at the Dakota agri
cultural school.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Kennedy of Com
monwealth avenue entertained at dinner
Friday evening in honor of Minneapolis
and Duluth guests. Covers were lait
for ten and the table decorations were
carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hacker and chill
ldren Of Bloomington, Mimi, spent th,
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been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Reichart.
Mrs. Harris has returned to Wiscon-
sin after visiting Mrs. Gray of Selby
avenue.
Mrs. Frank Boswell has been enter
tanning Miss Mabel Williams of Seattle.
Mr., and Mrs. 7. p. MacLaughlin en-
tertained at cinch Saturday evening.
Miss Gladys Wallis of Lake City
Mimi, is a guest Of Mrs. Irving Wallis.
Mrs. Faulkner Patterson has gone to
New Orleans for few weeks.
Mrs. A. P. Wakefield is entertaining
Mrs. Berry of Helena, Mont.
Miss Madge Adamson and Miss
Helen Zimmerman will give a parce
shower Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Adamson The
guest of honor will be Miss Frances
Rose Mccoy, who will be an Apri
bride.
The Misses Alice and Helen Ostrom
and Miss Jennette Lynch are at home
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In the Lenten dearth Of social affairs
the musicale and social which will be
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Pillsbury on Stevens ave-
nue. Tuesday evening, April 3, by the
board Of Bethel settlement will be
eagerly welcomed. It is long time
since the beautiful Pillsbury home has
been throw open for the family has
been away or in mourning for several
years. The board of Bethel settle
ment is made up Of the prominent peo-
pie in the three large Congregational
churches, Park Avenue, Plymouth and
First church, and Mrs. David Percy
Jones is the efficient president; Judge
E. F. Waite, vice president; Mrs. G. s..
Bartholomew, secretary, and Mrs. J. r.
Kingman, treasurer. The program will
be given by quartet Of young women,
Misses Patti Lindner, Beatrice Beemer,
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MERRIAM PARK

Miss Katherine Stauffer Of Wheeler
avenue entertained the Bishop Gilbert
chapter Of the Daughters Of the King,
Monday evening. .ls ..
Mrs. H. o. Williams Of Dewey ave-
nue. entertained the Tuesday After
noon Euchre club. j.. -
Mrs. G. A. Magnusson entertained the
Merriam Park Study class Wednesday
afternoon at it's last regular meeting.
Mrs. Pixley of Casselton, N. D., has
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HOPKINS

A special musical program was held
Friday evening in Odd Fellows hall by
the Jewel Rebekah lodge. Refreshments
were served after the meeting. The
lodge will hold basket and necktie so
cial Saturday evening in the I. o. O. E.
hall. 1870 ,....a ..
A dinner and dance was given Satur-
day night by the members Of Eastern
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hdIIIeS OF Cn1cdSO.
Frau Won Quasi. who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. John Wann of the
Marlborough, left Wednesday for New
York to sail for Germany.
Judge and Mrs. w. H. Sanborn, Vir-
ginia avenue, who have been spending
the winter in St. Louis, are expected
home the first of April.
Miss Maiel Bishop, Mackubin street,
returned Tuesday from Cuba.
C. A. Severance went to Chicago to
meet Mrs. Severance on her return from
Nassau Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Parlin sailed Sun
day ON the steamer Minnesota from
Seattle. for Japan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Gordon, Summit
court, have gone to New York. Mrs.
Gordon will go later to Augusta, Ga.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Edwards Of the
Angus have left for the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. Towle of Sum-
nit avenue will return from California
the first week in April.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Cathcart of
Goodrich avenue have returned from
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. Hersey of Port
land avenue, who have been at Nassau
are now in Florida.
Judge Thomas Williams of the Aber-
deem returned from the Bermuda Is
7 lands Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson, Sum,
nit avenue, have returned from Thomas.
vile, Ga.
Mrs. Jasper B. Tarbox has returned
from New York and is the guest of Mrs
Robert Wheaton Of Summit court.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Garrard OF
Frontenac are visiting DR.. and Mrs. A
b. Ancker Of the city hospital.
Miss Cutler of Summit avenue has
gone to Superior to visit Mrs. Harry
de Forest.
Mrs. Alexander Cathcart Of Goodrich
avenue will leave April IL for Wash
ington to attend the D. A. R. congress
and from there will go to Annapolis t.
visit her grandson, Louis Maxfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Ansel Oppenheim viii
return to America from London the mid
die of next month
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg Of
Paramount avenue have landed a.
Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. S. johnson Of
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z
Nellie sproule and Dorothy Foye, and
will include delightful group of quar-
tets, solos and dramatic readings. A
group Of young women in dainty even
ing frocks will act as ushers. The affair
is planned especially to raise funds with
which to furish room in the Pil1sbury
House, probably the nursery, in which
there is such general interest among the
women. Work has already commenced
on the new building and it is expected
that it will be finished in September.
The musicale will undoubtedly be of
unusual social Importance as there is
nothing else going on and the people Of
the Bethel board are all prominent
enough socially to insure its success.
Tickets may be obtained from the peo-
pie of the three churches or at the
Metropolitan Music store.