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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-18

With each 25c purchase a ticket,
which entities the holder to chance
on a child's auto, will be given by
the Tonopah Drug Company. Some
one can take this auto home the
night of the oath of December.
12-17-6t
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Easter German
At Alexandra
Seasons Last

ALEXANDRIA. April s.-The Easter
german. which took place Friday night
~ AIcBurneys Hall. was the last Of the
season 10 be given by the Alexandria
German Club, and was one OF a series
% be.futifui and successful dances. As
at ali she germans. besides a good at
tendance of Alexandrians there were
many outsiders, both from Washington
and Baltimore Harry Carter Beverley
and Miss Lucy Dixon Douglas led the
couples through many pretty and novel
figures.
Among the cancers were Miss Grace
Anderson with Marshall Jones. Ruth
Bryant and AlgernOn Chalmers, Mar
garet Herbert with Charles Harrison. Of
Washington: Bessie Jones with Stewart
Hunter. Of Cleveland; Eva Dent with
Herbert Diamond. of THE Plains;
Nary Dent with Henry O'Bannon
Cooper, Hattie Douglas with Richard
Chichester, Mary Patterson, of Balti-
more, with Lewis Macben. Jean Carter
with Richard Belcheo, of THE Plains; 20
Courtney Marshall with Thomas Coeh-
oran. Mary Donahue, of Fairfax, with
AIagruder Dent. Mary Lloyd. of New
York, with Robley Bromback. Mary
Philips with Page Waller. Courtney
Greenough with Wii'uer Waller, Dore-
thea Gatewood with David Chalmers,
Nancy McCleIland, of Washington,
with irwin Dent, Miss Lacy, oS Baltl-
more, with R. Forney. OF washington:
Hildreth GstewOod, of Washington.
with Dangerfield Addison. of Fairfax;
Rebecca Uhler with Charles Smoot.
Hattie Gatewood with Shield McCan-
dish, both Of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Howard, Mrs Louis Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall King, Miss Les
ties with Robert Davis. both Of Wash
ington: Edith Ramsay with Perry Lipitt.
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schsne was carried out in every detail,
the colonial period was adhered %
strictly. and a most charming afternoon
wasi spenS The members present were
Mrsi. Robert Powell. Mrs. Thomas ~.
Rosinson, Mrs. William J. BOothe. AIRS.
Eleanor Washington Howard, Mrs. VII
liam J. Morton. Mrs. Stewart Jamison.
Mrs. William 3. Smoot. MIS-. W. A.
Smoot. Miss Helen Cummings and Miss
Hetzel. of Washington. Mrs. Smoot' .
guests were Mrs. Henry F. Robinson.
Mrs Louis s. Green, Mrs Edward
Greene. Mrs. George Mushback. Miss
May Green, and Miss RebeiSa Powell
William Archer has accepted a posi-
ton in B.idgeton. \. j. where he and
his family viii reside.
Miss Marion Bryant has as her guests
Miss Hodges and Miss Bates, OF Phfla-
delphia
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terest on the part of the general public.
and a good sale Of reserved seats.
The ladies Of the committee have been
out with the tickets for many weeks
and have worked unusually hard for a
big attendance. Mrs. Rates. president
Of The Pennington Society; Mrs Henry
Butler. vice president, and Miss Maud
Hoyt. secretary. have had the corpora
ton of all their fellow-ohicers and
members. including Mrs. James r. Car
field. Mrs. 81. D. Simkins. Mrs Charles
Van Rensselaer,. Miss Ida Sedgley, Mrs
Joseph Sanger. Mrs. Reuben clark, and
many personal friends Of the society.
All the boxes have been disposed OF
and the greater portion of the orches-
ira seats. II is declared that the open
ing night Of 'eThe Lion and the Mouse,
which viii be the attraction appearing
for shis week at the New National, VIII
he o,lite the largest first night of any
engagement of the season AT this play
house
Mrs. Garfield wiz entertain Mrs
Roosevelt and party of friends in the
Presidential box tomorrow evening.
The fete and exhibition drill to be
given Wednesday afternoon at Fort
AIyer. under the auspices Of the Won
ems Army and Navy League. promises
TO be a most delightful entertainment
There viii be a fancy drill by the troops.
a vaudeville performance, and several
booths presided over by prominent soci-
ETY. women.
Mrs. B. c. Ryan viii be in charge of
the tea and light refreshments. MS
Alexander Sharpe VIII be at the head
of the vaudeville committee, and Mrs.
Koerper win have the candy booth,
Mrs George 81. Sternberg is president
of the league, and the patronesses of
the AFFAIR are Mrs. Audenried, Mrs. As
pinwaH, MS F. c. Ainsworth, Mrs J.
Franklin Bell. Mrs. Bromweu, Mrs w.
]. B5ardman, Mrs. Richard Butler, Mrs
A. 5. Barker, Mrs. Cowles, MHs. Rich
ardson Glover, Mrs. c II. Davis, Mrs,
George Dewey. Mrs. George p. Davis
Mrs stephen b. Elkins. Mrs. G. L. Gil
lespie. Mrs. C. A 2. Hatfield. Mrs. Ca
bot Lodge, Mrs. 3. p. Lamberton. Mrs
Stanley Matthews, Mrs. Merritt, Mrs,
Duncan McIIlm, Mrs. Arson Mills, Mrs
T. B. Moran, Mrs. y. Z. Mason. Mrs.
Victor H. Metcslf. Mrs. Simon New
comb. AIRS. Trueman II. Newberry, Mrs
Il. 8. oliver. Mrs. Charles W. Rea, Mrs
". T. Sampson, Mrs. ". II. II. South
eriand. Mrs. ". 5. Schley. Mrs. Henry
6. sharpe. AGrs. W. II. Taft Mrs. John
Weeks.
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SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT OF THE PAST WEEK OF THE CAPTA

Of Georgetown: Marguerite Pattison. of
Baltimore. with Webb MADDOX, Of Mar
shall, Va; BERTHE Gold, Of "The Plains, :"
with. Charles Barrett Others present
were the Misses Mary Beverley. OF
The Plains;y Janet childs, Elsie Mil
er. OF Baltimore; the Misses Hodges
and Bates of Philadelphia: Marion
Bryant, Marie Muchett. Of Maryland;
Eliza Uhler, Mary Glenn Uhler. Kitty
Barrett, Miss Lipitt, OF Georg town;
Belle Howard, OF Washington: .uuette
Williams. Of Washington: Margaret
Micou. Howard Smith, Aylett Nicol,
arthur Bryant, A. D. Brockett, John
Agnew. Alexander straston, Kersely
SELDOM. Mahlon Janney. Carroll Ashby,
Eugene Taylor, Richard Micou. Viviene
Berry, Harris Franklyn. besides the
members of the club were Mr.. Hunter,
DR.. Ames, Of Washington; A. Roweli,
Albert Howard. Of Washington: w @.
Thompson, William Carter. r. r. Farr-
Craighill. J-oster Slaughter, James r.
Casey, ChSyney Jones. Smith williarls,
]. NJ Daniel. jr., King; c. +. Harrison,
Craig; Lieut.. Charles Elliott, B. N.
Fontain, w ". Smith, 3. Diamond.
Edward Ayton. T. A. Summers. Charles
4
both Of Rockville: Madison Brown.
Down Addison The german was chap
eroned by Mrs Herbert Anderson, Mrs
Sidney Douglass. Mrs. Isaac Gregg,
Mrs. George Mushback, Mrs. Faulkner,
Mrs. George Uhler. Mrs. Carroll Ashby.
Mrs Henry Robertson. Miss Saiiie
Kemper, and Mrs. Peyton.
Miss Ida Hanckle. who has been visit
ing her sister Mrs. Marshall King. has
returned 20 her home in Charlottesville
Judge and Mrs. Louis c. Barley have
returned from a short trip to Old Point
Va. where they spent Easter.
Miss Alice Crawford spent a few days
recently at the University Of Virginia.
Miss Kitty Barrett was the hostess
Wednesday at a prettiIy appointed lun-
cheon at her home on Duke street. The
| decorations were symbolicaI OF Easter.
and the idea was carried out all through
/ the luncheon. Miss Barrett had as her
guests the Misses Jean Brent, Bessie
| Jones. Mary Snowden, Hattie Douglas.
Mary Philips Laura Danenhower,
4 Fanny washington. and Miss DOrethea
/ Gatewood, Of Washington, D. c.
/ Miss Janet Childs. Of Philadelphia. Is
/ the guest OF Miss Margaret AIicou, on
/ Seminary Hill
Paul 4Iicou is hozae for a visit 10 his
/ parents. Mr. and MIS-. Richard Micon.
Mrs. Samuel r. Johnston and hel
daughter. Miss Elsie Johnston. OF or
ange. n. J., are the guests Of Mrs
! Thomas W. Robinson.
/ Mrs. George Adler has as her guests
/ her nieces. Misses Mary and Rebeka
4 Lloyd. OF New York.
! Miss Mary Harlow has returned q
school after spending the Easter Holt
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
| NJ B. Harlow.
/ Miss Lucy Douglas and Mr.. James
/ Douglas attended the hunt ball in War
rentOn. Va, Tuesday night
Mrs. Kate Miller Of Capitol Hi, IS
| spending a short time in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Downey en-
| tertained IN honor OF the birthday OF
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HIGH GRADE PIANOS
Sold Direct by the Manu-
tacturerS
AT "FACTORY" PRICES
You'll Save Money by Buy
ing q Bradbury or Webster
Piano Direct from the
F. G. SMITH PIANO co.

Most every one knows that goods can
be bought cheaper direct from the manu-
lecturers than when dealing with the
regular retailers. Washingtonlans have
money-ssVing advantages OF buying
'high-gFade pianos direct from the manu-
facturers when they deal with the +. c.
smith Piano Company, located AZ I'd
pennsylvania avenue. This company
operates two of the largest piano fac
-ories In the world at Brooklyn. y. y
and LeOIninsteF. Mass, where the Brad
bury. Webster, and other high-grade
Pianos are made. The beautiful Brad
bury is far-famed for its superior musi-
cal quaities. while the Webster Piano
IS rec3Inized everywhere as the most
durabE-g and most desirable medium
priee{' piano 70 be had The. F. 9. Smith
LbanO company carries q Dig stock or
all tES latest models In these worthy
instruments IN order 10 supply the big
demand in WashiT gtOn and throughout
the Southern States. Every plano is
sold at the Factory urica Mus the
the manufacturer guarantee, which
holds good during the life Of the instru-
ment. The terms Of sale are arranged 10
suit the purchaser
Bargains in Used Pianos.
The big demand for Bradbury and
Webster Pianos during the past season
has resulted in our accommodating a num-
Der II Sushlly used Upright FlanoS OF
all nigh-grade makes which were taken
in exchange. These instruments. tOgeth-
er with a number of pianos returned
from rental have been thoroughly over
hauled by our factory experts and are
offered now At genuine bargain prices
III order 70 close them out as quickly
as possible In the lot are such well
known makes as the Knabe. Chickering,
Miller, Fischer. Vose. SteinWay. &c. The
prices and terms are such as TO make
Vvh n Wis
warerooms Of the F g. Smith Piano
Company, IN the big Bradbury building,
at 1225 Pennsylvania avenue, at your
early convenience.
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Entertainments.

The Ambassador from Mexico and
Nine. CreeI were hosts last night at one
OF the most brilliant diplomatic recep-
tons OF the season. The parlors of the
embassy on street were artisticaIly
decorated with Easter lilies. palms.
ferns, and American Beauty roses and
a portion of the Marine Band played
throughout the evening.
Nine. CreeI wore a handsome gown of
white silk and lace with diamond orna-
ments and was assisted in receiving
the guests by Nine Godoy, wife of the
Mexican minister to Cuba and counselor
Of the Mexican embassy in Washington.
and her daughter, Miss Mercedes Go
doy.
The guests were invited for 10 o'clocl,
and included almost all the members OF
the Diplomatic Corps and about 900
members of official and resident society
OF Washington. a buffet supper was
served during the evening in the dining
room. fwhere the table was tastefully
decorated with a centerptece OF Amer
lean Beauties and red-shaded candel-
abra.
The Ambassador and Nine. Creel will
leave Washington Friday, April =, for
New York, where they viii remain for
about ten days while the ambassador
IS attending the peace conference in
that city. They VIII stop at the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
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Unusual interest attaches to The big
benefit to be held at the New National
Theater tomorrow night for the visiting
nurse fund Of the Pennington Society.
The charity is an unusually appealing
one, and those Interested IN the event
report as a consequence a splendid in
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The subscription dance for the benefit
OF the Cmidren's County Home VIII be
given tomorrow evening - Rauseher' g
under the patronage OF Mrs. Robert
Bacon, Mrs. Titan J. Coney. Mrs Har-
rison II. Dodge, Mrs. Frank Denny, Mrs
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Cards are out for the wedding Thurs
day, April II. of Miss Ernestlne Hebert
Rowland. granddaughter OF Mrs. Ernes-
tine Herbert Stevens. to Lieut.. George
Leftwich Matchmaker, Artillery Corps.
L. s A The ceremony viii take place
at Fort Washington, Md
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their daughter. Miss Mary Dowaey.
Tuesday evening
Nv. jacob Brill has as his guest Mrs.
Philip Ryan. Of Richmond.
Afr. and Mrs. William Ray have re-
turned from their wedding trip and Will
make their home in this city.
Mrs. Bergman Green. Of Seminary
Hin, has her sister, Miss Virginia Bohl-
din, as her guest.
Mrs. William Moore has left for visit
to her sister. Mrs. W. S. Pdssmore, of
Alabama
Mrs. George Carr Drury has returned
TO her home in Morristown, n =, after a
visit to her sister. Mrs Boothe.
Miss Bland Murphy. Miss Lucy Rust.
of Seminary Hill Miss Janet Latane. Of
westmoreland county. and Miss Mamie
Murphy spent a part Of the week with
Mrs. Gilbert Cox.
Miss Janet Richards VIII deliver a lee
ture next Friday at 9 o'clock at Christ
| Church Hall on "A Trip From Paris
To Oberammergrau-
Mrs. Edward Green. OF GAINESVILLE.
Ohio. IS the guest Of her mother-in-law,
Mrs. William Green.
/ Mrs. Marshall Mcdonald is visiting
friends in Berryville.
Mrs Branch RozeII. Of swanneI, Tenn.
is visiting Mrs. Lawrence Washington
Air. ana Mrs. John Leadbeater spent
Easter at Sandy Springs, Md.
/ Mrs. William Woods has as her guest
Mrs L. L. Neale. Of Lancaster county.
Virginia.
The Thursday Club. which was dis
I banded during Lent. resumed its weekly
I meetings Thursday afternoon at the
/ home of Mrs. William J. Bootbe, on
North Washington street. Mrs. George
/ Uhler won the prize. Others present
were Mrs. Stewart Jamison, Mrs. Henry
/ F. Robertson. Mrs Clarence Howard.
Mrs. Richard Gibson. Mrs. James Reid.
and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Robinson.
Mrs. Carrie Stribbling Is visiting Miss
Gault Norton. Miss StribblinG has been
out Of town for a year. six months OF
/ which were spent in Europe
The Misses Mary and Marguerite Pat
erson, Of Baltimore. are the guests OF
I Miss Edith Ramsay.
Lieut.. Charles B. Elliott who is sta
toned in the Philippines. is on a visit
to his brother, Ross Elliott. of this city.
Lieutenant Elliott has a three months
leave OF absence
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Sands. of
Richmond, are the guests Of Judge Keith
/ Norton.
! A wedding Of interest which took place
in this city on Wednesday was that of
J Miss Mary Slater. now OF Washington.
( but formerly OF this city. and Clyde c.
/ Lamond, Of Takoma Park. D. c. Mr..
and AIrs. Lamond viii make their home
/ in Washington.
Mrs. william B. Smoos entertained
Friday afternoon in honor Of the Co
loniai Danes, OF which she is a member.
! The dining room was beautifully decor
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Hiss Mary Christine Eshman, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Eshman' OF
ll04 NJ street northwest, viii be married
Wednesday at 1 O'Clock 10 Dr. WAGE
Hampton Atkinson in the Luther Mem
orial Church Vermont avenue ana
Thomas Circle. Miss Ethel Hickman
will be maid of honor for Miss EshmaH
and the bridegroom brother, Thomas
II. Atkinson. viii be the best man
Dr. George ID. Wick, of Selma, \. -
a cousin of the bridegroom; Burnham
Eshman, brother OF the bride; DR.. r.
NJ. EHyson and Charles Burnham viii
act as ushers. After the ceremony DIT.
Atkinson win take his bride for short
tour abroad and upon their return wiz
reside at 1902 NJ street northwest
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The wedding OF Miss Marie Louise
MetcaIf, 10 Wister Mccullough Balder-
son viii take place on Wednesday.
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Nine. Chernont, wife Of the second
secretary OF the Brazilian embassy. en-
tertalned a company of the small
friends OF her Young son, Jim Chermont
Friday afternoon In celebration Of the
young mans fifth birthday. Games and
fancy dancing were INDUCED in during
the afternoon and later a dainy supper
with the birthday cake as the principal
feature was served IN tho dining room.
Among the guests were the three
small children OF the Brazilian Ambas-
sadur and Nine. Nabuco. Marion. Jose.
and Joaquin: sammy Hunter. George
and KAPPA Nebolsine. children OF Com
man6er and Nine. Nebolsine. OF the
Russian embassy: Pauline Locket.
Aurora and Gonzales Quesada. chit
dren Of the Cuban Minister and Nine.
Quesada; Margaret Fahuestocls. and
six IF the young hosts little cousins
from Baltimore, Charles, Sloan, Abble.
and Mamie Roberts, and Louise and
Jim Sloan
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Another wedding of the 10th viii be
that of Miss Mary Amelia Harper 70 Dr.
Ear Clark.
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Mrs. william B. Smoo1 entertained
Friday afternoon in honor Of the Co
loniai Danes, OF which she is a member.
The dining room was beautifully decor
ated in blue and buff and the color
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Among the distinguished people IN the
boxes in the Belasco las night, at the
performance of Don Of DOraya, were
the board Of governors Of the Paint and
Powder Club; DR. and Mrs. James Dud-
lev Morgan, who had as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman;
Surgeon General Wymsn. Mr.. and Mrs.
GaIiard Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock. who had as their guests
the Attorney General and Mrs Bona
parte anC the Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy and Mrs, Newberry; Mr. and
Mrs Edward Simpson, Justice and Mrs.
White. with Mrs. Montgomery and
Nine. BonapaTte and Jerome Bonaparte-
Prominent people in the audience were
Mrs Charles NEalcott, the Haitian Min
lister and Nine. Leger. Miss Lettermau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins,
the Misses Patten. Mrs Henry May.
Mae. Lorando, Mrs Thomas Gale. Miss
olive Rlsiey Seward. the Counselor OF
the British Embassy and Lady Isabella
Howard. Miss Jane a. Rigs. Miss
Thompson. Miss Acosta. the Misses
Cullen. Mrs. n. F. Tally. Mrs. Hannis
Taylor, Mrs Henry Harrison. the
Misses Merrici, Mrs. Wallace. AIR. and
Mrs. Jack Story, Hon. John Lee Car
roll. ex-governor Of Maryland; Senator
and Mrs Elkins and Miss Elkins. Mrs.
E. J. StellwaEen. Miss Aiaher, Miss Ne
Cahnl. Mrs. schmidt. Mr. and Mrs.
James +. Barbour, Mr. and Mrs. John
r. Devlne. Or. and Mrs. Chatard-
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The fancy dress ball Of Miss Catherine
Yardley Beale last Wednesday evening
was one of the most brilliant affairs IN
the annals Of Easter week The little
hostess. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
wheeler Beale. received in a dainty
gown Of white satin. happy in the char
acter of a debutante as she welcomed
court ladies and gentlemen, TESTERS
flower girls. peasants. Indian warriors
Iiinces, clowns, Japanese maidens.
eypsles, pastry cooks. and even Mephis-
topholes himself. with equal gracious
ness. Fer costume was of liberty satin
with princess train. hex hair dressed
high. Pea~I earrings and dog collar OF
the same Jewels completed a most effec-
tive toilet. Miss Bessie Beaie assisted
her younger sister IN doing the honors
and a string orchestra rendered dance
selections between the hours Of and
L. An elaborate supper was served.
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white hyaclnths. and in the dinlng-roon
the table was artistically decorated with
masses of pink carnations. A huge
canoe-shaped basket filled with car
nations formed the centerpiece on
the table. and the favors at each plate
were a tiny canoe-shaped basket Allied
with Easter favors. The other guests
were Miss Mary Mccarthy. Miss Harriet
II Freeman, Miss Viola Latham, Miss
Tracy. Miss Regina Sheckles. Miss Mary
Harmon. Miss May Hirsch. Miss Eta
EntwlsIe, Miss Maude Thyson, Mrs.
Charles Pagan, Miss Maude Taylor, and
Mrs. II. c. ThysoE, ST.
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Photo by THANKSGIVING

Glover, Mrs. Hun, Mrs Charles Hallam
Keep. Mrs. Alexander Legare, Mrs. Ar
thur Lee. Mrs. John r. Mclean. Mrs.
Charles McCawley. Mrs. Truman New
berry. Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver. Mrs.
Henry Cleveland Perkins. Mrs H. Fran
els Rises. Miss Jane Riggs, Nine Won
Swinderen, Mrs. Thomas Symons, and
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth.
The committee on arrangements in
cluees Miss Lydia Blddle. Miss Victoria
Emory. Miss Dodge. Mrs. Bulmer Mrs.
Andrew Y. Bradley, Miss Evelyn Chew.
Miss Esther Denny Miss Mollie Dodge.
Miss Joanna Schroeder and Miss
Sylnons
Dancing viii begin az 10 O'Clock and
the guests VIII De received by Mrs. An
drew Y. Bradley, Mrs. Dodge. Mrs.
Schroeder, Mrs. Denny. Mrs. Bulmer,
ae.i Miss Lydia Biddle. Music win be
furnished bv a part Of the Marine Band
and the guests viii include almost the
entire contingent Of the younger set in
society.
Just at the PRESENT season VIII IN
sweet charity is absorbing the atton-
ton Of resident society all eyes ale
turned IA the direction Of Friendship,
John r. Mclean suburban residence
on the Tenleytown road. Memories of
the delightful Open-air fete of last sea-
son are sui fresh. when the beautiful
grounds OF Friendship We're thrown
oepn to the general public upon the oc-
casion of the cooperation OF every
branch of philanthropy known to char
ity. For one lovely day in May The
world OF Washington and vicinity dis
ported themselves in happy mood in and
out of the booths that studded the
green lawns and shady groves of this
picturesque estate. People spent their
money like water in return for the many
attractive and tempting novelties placed
or sale by the fashionable maids and
matrons representative Of the separate
organizations This year once again
Mr.. ana Mrs. Mclean have expressed
their willingness to set apart a day for
the use of their mansion and grounds
for the same purpose, and should the
committee headed ay Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins. president of the board CO the
Home for 1aourables. agree to the stu
pendous undertaking in the near future
there is every reason to expect even
more gratifying results from the enter
prise, generous as was the response last
year. Al present however, no definite
action has been taken in this end, OWNS
TO pressure Of other obligations.
Miss Blanche Thyson and Miss Grace
Thyson entertained at a charmingly
appointed luncheon Thursday eompll-
mentary to five Of the seasons brides:
Mrs. James Orme, Mrs. B. Ourdsn, Mrs.
James .Shibley. Mrs. II. G. Thyson, jr..
and Mrs Albert Kuhn. The parlors
were daintily decorated with pink and
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Miss vessels. Of Washington, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. i. 3. Dugan.
al Fort oglethrope. Ca, who entertain
ed AT luncheon one day last week in
Ter honor. The guests invited TO meet
Miss Vessels were Miss Goldman, Miss
Paddock, Miss Scott. Lieutenant Hun
ter-I,ieutenant Scott Lieutenant Swift
Lieutenant De Almond, and Lieutenant
Brown.
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An interesting wedding took place We'd
nesday evening in the home of Mir. and
Mrs Charles H. Cove, in BrOOkiapc,
when Miss Helen NJ Cove and George
z. Barnes, Of Riverdale, Nd, and Miss
Corinne A. Cove and Harry J. Crisis.
of Bethlehem, Ea-, were married by the
Rev. william NJ. Morgan Jones. OF the
Church of Our Saviour.
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A wedding Of interest which took place
in this city on Wednesday was that of
Miss Mary Slater. now OF Washington.
but formerly OF this city. and Clyde c.
Lamond, Of Takoma Park. D. c. Mr..
and Mrs. I.amond Will make their home
in Washington.
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Mrs. William Woois has as her guest
Mrs l. L. Neale. OF Lancaster county.
Virginia.