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Diplomatic

Baroness HengelmuIler, wife Of the
Austro-Hungarian ambassador. who has
Deem III at the embassy for several
eeks, has almost recovered and ,Ith
the ambassador win entertain a small
party at dinner this evening.
The French Ambassador and Nyr,e
Jusserand viii he the guests OF honor
Of the Charge d'Ahatres Of Mexico and
NINE GOdoy al dinner Thursday even
Ing, April 9.
Miss Aurora Quesada, daughter of the
Minister from Cuba and Nine. oussada
was hostess at a beautifully snnointa5
luncheon for young people Yesterday
Covers were LAID for twelve al -.
dining room was decorated with Amer
lean and Cuban iiags intertwinsd ana
the table with quantities Of yellow
spring flowers.
Nine Calvo and Miss CaIvo. wife
and daughter of the minister from Costs
Rica, who have been spending ver,l
months in their homo at san lose
Costa Rica, expect to leave there for
this country the last OF this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chow, o. the Chinese
legation, left Washington Wednesday
for San Francisco. from where they viii
sail March "A for China.
The minister from Bolivia, who has
been spending the latter part of the
week in Philadelphia, viii return 10
Washington this afternoon.
Senior Pardo. the minister from Peru.
whO spent the latter part of the week in
Philadelphia. will leave Washington this
afternoon for New York for a few DAYS.
Sonora de Cortes and Nine de Guz-
man, OF the Colombian legation, viii
receive Tuesday afternoon, as usual
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White House

Mrs. Roosevelt, who spent the week In
New York. after bidding her sister, Miss
Carow, bon voyage TO Europe, Tuesday,
returned TO the White House Tuesday
evening.
II Is expected that she will leave
Washington Thursday, accompanied by
Miss Ethel Roosevelt and the younger
boys, for Vicksburg, for a voyage down
the Mississippi River, and in the Gulf.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt entertained
some friends at box party at the Ma
tiOnal Theatef last evening.
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Personal

senator and Mrs. Foraker were din
ner hosts last evening, entertaining ia
honor OF Miss Helen Ffoulke and Mr.
Havenith. the Belgian minister 10 Per
STA, whose wedding will take place
Thursday.
The other guests were the Belgian
Minister and Baroness Moncheur, the
naval aftache of the German emba ssy
and Nine, Hebbinghaus, Mr., ana Mrs.
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being awarded 20 Miss Sophie NIemsyer
and William TOole, J, Edwin BJrch
receiving the BOBBY. Vocal and in
strumental music was also a feature
Of the evening Refreshments were
served from a table appropriately dec
GRATED Ia the club coiors and green.
Those present were Miss Bertha TuOle
Miss Emily Ritterschofer, Miss lose
phine HeiTling, Miss Gertrude Heiiling,
Miss Irene Umhau, and Miss Sophie
Niemeyer; and CassaTd SChrOth. VIII
liam TOCle, ]. Edwin Burch, Everett
Parsley, and Bernard RObey
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
O. Burke. 2 l. street northwest, the
birthday anniversary OF lhe hostess,
Mrs. George O. Burke. yes celebrated
March 10. Musical selections were the
features of the evening, after which
supper was served in the dining room,
the table being prettily decorated with
roses
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Winters. Mr.. and Mrs. EIiason,
Mr.. and Mrs Hartung. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Beck and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Trip, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirsch, Mr.. and Mrs. Boggers, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Berkley Mr.. and Mrs.
Hickman, Mrs. Emma Berkeley. Mrs J.
Wheeler. Miss George Webster, Mrs.
May CaIlan Mrs. Edelin,, Mrs. ArenZ.
Mrs Bushley Mrs Pasey, Mrs Ryan,
Mrs. ReifT. Mrs. c. Cook, Miss Edna
Kirsch, J. Cambridge. Ernest Berkeley,
Lloyd Berkeley, ". Berkeley.
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A Leap Year dance was held Monday
evening in the ballroom Of the Airing
ton Hotel under the patronage of Mrs.
Carter, Mrs Piles. Mrs Gamble, Mrs.
MCGUIRE, Mrs. Needham, Mrs, Pray,
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Langley. Mrs Patter-
N. Mrs. Smith. and Mrs Simmons.
The grand march was lead by Mrs.
Needham. wife of Representative Need
ham, and Everett Taylor.
The floor committee consisted of Miss
Margaret Gage, Miss Frances Smith,
Miss Marjory Smith, Miss Adelaide
Head. Miss Lena Tinman, Miss Jessie
Waters. Miss Carlo, Miss Alice Nor
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are guests at the New willard for sew
erai days.
Miss Juliette williams and Miss
Grace Jarvis have Joined the Washing
ton contingent at Lakewood. n J.
Mrs. John r. Mclean will entertain
company at luncheon today.
Under the auspices Of the Board OF
Lady Managers Of the Christ Child So
ciety, the Paint and Powder Clubs of
Baltimore. viii give performance OF
''Conquering Cupid" at the Belasco
Theater Monday evening. April q. The
club is pleasantly remembered Tor It's
excellent performance OF the Don o.
Doraya' last spring.
Mrs. George Barnett. OF Baltimore, is
the guest of friends in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bilson, 637 Eighth
street northeast. entertained a number
Of friends in their home Tuesday even
ing. the occasion being the birthday
anniversary OF Mr. Bison The parlor
and dining room were attractlvely dec
GRATED with palms. cut flowers. and
ferns.
a well chosen musical program was
rendered by Miss Susie Duffy. Miss Lulv
Bilson,- ". H. Sardo, and Ray Nelson.
at the close OF which delightful supper
was served.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Bilson, Mr.. and Mrs Charles
j. Allison. Mr. and Mrs ". II sardo
Mrs. Joseph Sardo, Archie Douglas
Mrs. Nelson. Miss Hitchings, Mr.. anC
Mrs. o. II. Smith. Mrs. Parker, of New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. o. A Kitchen. Onis
Winfree. Miss Mary Winfree. John
Scott, Joseph Hickman, Pittsburg, Pa.
AIr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bison. Miss Lulu
BilsOn. Miss Margaret Kitchen, Mrs. A.
w. Hechler, Richmond, Va, Miss Kath-
ryn Hechler. Master Albert Sardo, Miss
Lee BilsOn. Miss Lillian Allison. Master
Samuel Bilson. Mr.. and Mrs. James W
Allison.
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August Boyer celebrated his dftieth
birthday anniversary sunday in his
home, 22s F street northeast. A well
seleci ed musical program was rendered
by a quartet composed of Fred Nil
hansen, Mr.. Newell. Mr.. Grossgut, and
julius Schultz, after which supper was
served from a beautifully decorated
table.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs
Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Sacks, Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Gable, Mr.. and Mrs c.
NJ. Jewell. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wittstatt, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Props. Mr.. and Mrs. Ammon, Mrs c.
Strong, Mrs. z. Ager, Mrs. Minnie
Leonard Mrs. A. IistOn. Miss Catherine
Gable, Miss Dorothy Gable Miss EUin,
Miss Thelma Ager. Miss Dora Widmer
Miss Julia Widmer Louis Doerr, Mil
ron FeweIl, Staples Boyer. Charles
Isoone. c. Strong. and julius Fkugie.
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-%hoto copyright lFles by ftafris- r ing.
NJ. HAVENITH,
The Belgian Minister to Persia, Who
Will Be Married to Miss Helen
Fioulke Thursday.

MCClint0 K, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Spencer Miss Datyv PieFsOn, Miss Lev
ering Miss Harriet Norris Miss Anna
coekrel, Miss Emily Bacon, Repre-
sentative Butler Ames, Mr.. Won Schu-
bert, OF the German embassy stan; Col
onel BTomwell cederiCk Brooke. Hen
~ Dupont Frederick HuIdekoper. and
Benson Foraker
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ford. Miss Keho. Miss Cortina, Miss
Daisy Machall, and Mrs Frank Shultz-
Mrs Charles Hancock, of Benning, en-
teriained the Entire Nous Embroidery
Club in her home Wednesday. Mrs. ".
r. Smith and Mrs. Mary +. Wilson. Of
Marlboro, were guests.
4 dainty luncheon was served The
table decorations were violets and jon
quils. and little Irish flags were given
as favors.
The Colonial Club held a reception in
the clubrooms. go NJ street. Tuesday
evening, in honor Of the birthday of Mr..
Larkins, one OF the members
Mrs. William II. Daw gave 3 luncheon
Of sixteen covers Monday. After lunch
con FIVE hundred was played.
The YeIsna Club. of St. Cecnia's
Academy met Tuesday evening at the
home Of Miss Irene Mcdonald. Of Capt.
tai Hill.
Those present were Miss Ruby AnsIey.
Miss Mary Kane. Miss Agnes Ryan. Miss
Blanche Manogue. Miss Katherine Holt
man, and Miss Mildred Lynch.
The j. c. S" Club met at the home
Of Miss Isabelle Edelin,, 1909 Park road.
Tuesday evening. Games and dancing
were the features. Miss Katherine
Evens won the first prize, Miss Caroline
Scott the second prize, and Miss Marion
shannon the third prize. Miss Mary
Evens sang sweetly several songs, Miss
Caroline Scott danced, and Miss Email
Cohencious played the piano The dec
orations appropriate to St. Patrick
Day wera carried out. Those present
were the Misses Eyens, Miss Marion
shannon, Miss Frances Sebring, Miss
May Thompson. Miss Hazel Johnson,
Miss Email Coheneious, Miss Catherine
Scott and Miss Isabelle Edelin,.
Miss Elizabeth Gross entertained
number Of Ter friends Monday even
ing in honor Of her birthday anniver-
"a fVrc Ia1s
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The Crimochre Pleasure Club was
entertained St. Patrick's day at the
home II Miss Irene Umhau in North
west Washington. A game of animals
afforded much amusement, the prizes
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- persistent engagement existing
shortly Miss Katherine ElBns
~ and the Duke the Abruz society
the y eek.
connection society taking of
which have had their Washington
Charles NJ Ffoulk avenue
marry Thursday
Their had its inception setting
itol for Mr. Havenith his bride only years
sistent wOong i about Washington,
Miss Ffouke womaRly girl and circle
We'd with doing
interesting
ago.
The wedding, which will Thursday
ful home of Mr. and Mrs FfOulk, Massachusetts
pve Capital City particularly wled young people
young diplomat during years
while with the Belgian legation here has himself
only his colleagues the Diplomatic Corps society
general.
Mgr oConne officiating clergyman,
evening
dinner honor of the bridal and later the
large minister,
in celebration of the Year.
in
this connection the presiding
wife of the French whose parents though
she Paris stenbu
ambassador formerly Miss Lily Langham
Moncheur, formerly Miss Charlotte Clayton, wife Belgian
ster Sonora Caderon,
death Of her husband country,
Nine Hauge formerly Mrs Todd of Louisville
of the Norwegian legation.
I'D almost without having
eepoh setting about Washington have peculiarly
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gut, MI ana Mrs. 5Veisberg. Mr. and
Mrs. Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward. Mr..
and Mrs. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs. Gross,
Mrs. Lockrey. Mrs. Jones and daugh-
ter, Misses Heroes. Miss z. Weinberg,
Miss K. Sehwab, Miss n. Glassman.
Miss L. Miller. Miss J. Cooper. Miss
+. Greenberg. Misses Spectre. Misses
Burke. Miss E Captain. Miss r. Witt,
Miss Levin. Miss Berman. OF Baltimore:
Miss E. Gross. n. Gutenberg. a. O.
Heroes. A. Foar, Messrs. herman.
Ward. Edlewitz, ". Gross. S. Gross,
and Mr. Lanch, Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Richardson en-
tertained last week in their home IN
atlanta, Ca. for Mrs. B. +. Pilson and
Miss Amelia Pilson. of Washington, who
are making a trip through the South
Mrs. II. Z. Biscoe and Mrs. Roland I
Curtin were the honor guests AZ =
tea given Wednesday on board the u.
S. S. Mayhower, by Lieut.. Commander
Carl T. VOgelgesang, az Norfolk. Va,
Miss Fealy entertained Sunday AT a
small informal tea in her home for her
sister. Mrs. Cunningham. wife OF Capt.
Mack X. Cunningham, Signal Corps.
who is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fealey. and is accompanied by her
two children.
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Miss Elizabeth Gross entertained a
number OF Ter friends Monday even
ing in honor Of her birthday anniver-
sary. The evening was delightfully."-
spent IN music, dancing and games. A
dainty Tepast and supper was served
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Reich
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Cabinet

The Secretary OF state and Mrs, Root.
who have been spending several days in
Brookline and Boston, Mass. with their
son-iI,-law aid daughter, Lieut. and
Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant, III. and in New
York city, viii return TO their home on
Rhode Island avenue tomorrow.
AIr. and Mrs. Charles Taft have been
the guests for day or two Of the Sec
rotary Of War and Mrs. Taft.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Meyer entertained at dinner last even
ing.
n the party were the Russian ambas-
sador, Baron Rosen, the Spanish min
lister, the SWISS minister. Senator and
Mrs. Burrows. Senator Wetmore and
Miss Wetmore. Senator AIdrich, Seua-
tor Brandegee, Rear Admiral and Mrs
COwles. Mr.. and Mrs Pierre LoriIlard,
Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Robert Patterson,
Miss Patten. Mrs. Nickerson, Miss
Tuckermsn. and Walter Berry.
Mrs Metcalf, wife Of the Secretary
OF the Navy, Will leave Washington
this afternoon for San Francisco. to
join her son, Victor n. Metcalf, who is
shortly 10 undergo an operation in a
hospital there.
Mrs P. z. Bowles, who has been Wis
iting Mrs. Metcalf for several weeks.
Will accompany her 70 San Francisco.
Miss Amy Bowies, who Joined her
mother and Mrs. Metcalf about ten
days ago. viii return 10 her school this
afternoon. Mrs BoWIes son. who has
also been a house guest OF the Met
calls, will remain in Washington with
the Secretary. probably TIL the last OF
April
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Mrs. Coleman entertained a number Of
her friends in her home on Capitol Hi
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A large audience of Potomac Literary
Club members met Tuesday evening at
622 Sixth street northwest. The essay
OF the evening. entitled '"The Decadence
OF Sentiment" by n. Elwyn Vowles.
was favorably received, and was dis
cussed by Mr.. Boyce, Mr.. Lawrence,
and Prof Kirk.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert II. Grosvenor
entertained at dinner last evening COM
plimentary 20 the British Ambassador
and Mrs. James Bryce. The guest list
included Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Fos-
ter Mr.. and Mrs, Alexander Graham
Bell Mrs Gardiner Hubbard, Miss
Boardman, William Jackson. Mr.. Cock
ran, and Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Boiling.
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Miss EOla Rice entertained the Pass
Time Club" Tuesday evening in her
home. al22 First street
The parlor and dining room were at
tractively decorated in green and the
score cards We're hand painted, with
shaInrocks upon them. The table from
which the dainty supper was served
was decorated with an attractive cen
terpiece of white carnations and ferns.
The members present were Mrs.
Amiss, Miss Lacey, Miss Taylor, Miss
Graham, Misses Shaddock, Mr.. Jones,
Mr.. Garrett. AIT. Holehsh, Mr.. Smithy,
Mr.. AmisS, Mr.. Warner. and Edward n.
Skinker-
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Miss Sarah W0r!oy, a r street, enter
tanned the YCGug Peoples Society Of
the Christ Evangelist Lutheran Church.
Tuesday evening 1t q St Patrick's
birthday party The parIor and dining
room were attractively decorated with
flags, palms, and cut flowers. Music
and games added 10 the pleasure OF the
evening A supper was served
Among the guests were Miss A. Meyer.
Miss L. Thil, Miss B. Hartung. Miss l..
Hartung, Miss o. Heimuller. Miss w
Heitmuller. Miss A. Wellington. Miss A.
Ioepfer, Miss Y. Rothstein, Miss 4
Eerwis, Miss A. Gaede, Miss I. Gaede.
Miss g. Webb Miss l. Keller. Miss r
ElfTies, Miss r. PhuGer. Miss A. Boyer.
Miss Z, Boyer Miss ). Morley. Miss Z.
Keller, r. COOmes, z. German. Z. eth
W Heider, F. Umhau. J. Steeuson.
r. Rhody, B. Alghren, j. Titcomb. II.
Albers. II. Richter. A Keyser. r. Biz
ter r. Garland. g. Heider, L. Turner.
w Conboye, E KIOpher, T. White. \.
Worley, and p. Jacobsen.
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festivities still prevail prominent
heard the other day beNang
avs a of Together charity
Rt always devOlve those interested
other except
parties receptions calls upon
he quite out of breath
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AZ the home Of George T. French. "a
Carroll street, Twining City. the birth
day anniversary of the host was cele-
brated. March 18th.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. At
kinson. Mrs. Fletcher, Miss Mamie
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. George J. French,
Miss Georgia French, Miss Gladys
French, Mrs. Thomas, SIR. and Mrs
Bayiiss, Mr. and Mrs. James Graham,
Miss Madaline Graham Miss Jennie
French. Miss Edythe French. George 7.
French, Mr. Quinn. MI O'Neu, Paul
Thomas, Norman French, and Leo
Strict berger.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taft have been
the guests for a day or two OF the Sec
rotary Of War and Mrs. Taft
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Mr. Burrows, wife Of Senator Bur
rows, will leave washington Thurs
day for a short visit to Annapolis, and
early IN April will go 10 Atlantic City
for a stay OF several weeks.
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AVANA. Magoons regime is becoming quite
rendezvous for society folk \, Z
down recently with Mr. and Mrs John
Jacksonville in the Stevens private
Clarence Edwards and
daughter. Clover Miss
Admiral Glover, U. S. N, among Washington
disporting themselves a present
a i the governors
the will
month Mr.
WILL however there
They considerable
herself delighted with
especially old which
especially
palace chapel neither the little oratory
Friday complimentary Glover Miss Clover
evening Washington party
others dinner
a of winter residence.
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Mrs. John r. Mclean will entertain
a eompany a luncheon TODAY.
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The Rosebud Social Club OF Bright
wood Park, held their second annual
social in the residence OF Mrs A
Stockton, 500 Illinois avenue. SaturdaN
evening. The evening was pleasantly
spent in music and games. A buffet
supper was served in the dining room
which was beautifully decorated with
palms. The table was daiHtily arranged
with an attractive centerpiece of rose
buds and ferns.
rhe affair was given in celebration
of the birthdays of three of the mem
hers, Mrs. J. H. Rhine, Miss Frances
Stockton, end f. II. Stockton.
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are guests at the New willard for sew
erai davs.
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Miss Juliette williams and Miss
Grace Jarvis have Joined the Washing
ton contingent at Lakewood. \.
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Miss Cannon. daughter OF the Speak
er will go 10 the Virginia Hot Springs
Tuesday for her annual spring visit.
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Mrs ReybuTn, wife OF the Mayor Of
Philadelphia. with her young daughter
is spending the week end in Washington
with her brother. General CFOzier.
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Miss Elizabeth Gross entertained a
numbsr OF her friends in her home.
Tues lay evening, the occasion being
her birthday anniversary. The evening
wa delightfully."- spent in music. dane
INF. and games Bfr. Ward rendered
number OF exceIIent vocal solos. Pc
was accompanied by Mrs. Ward. Miss
Spectre and Miss Levin also rendered
a number of musical numbers.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Weis-
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Reichgut, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennott, Mr.. and Mrs. Cohen.
Mr.. and Lfrs. Ward, Mrs. Jones, Mrs
Lockney, Mr. and Mrs. Gross. Miss +.
Weinberg, Miss Heroes. Miss schwab.
Miss Miller Miss Glassman. Miss WITT.
Miss Gould, Miss Caplan. the Misses
Burke. the Misses Spectre, Miss Cooper.
Miss Verman, CT Baltimorei n Ofen-
berg, A. .. Heroes, A. Foer, NJ Edle-
WITT Mr.. Ward. Mr.. Bernan- W. Gross,
S. Gross. and Mr.. LAUGH. OF New York.
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Miss Evalyn Walsh entertained a
small company of young people infor-
maIly at dinner, followed by a theater
party Friday evening in compliment 10
Miss Helen FfOulke. whose marriage TO
the New Belgian Minister To Persia will
take place Thursday,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-09-11
Our Sun-lit Cline.

The snow will soon be flying in
the cold, storm-rocked regions
of the north, but in the Mimbres
Valley, where the sun shines 365
days in the year, and longer if
it could, the Inhabitants tEareof
experience the glories and enjoy
the blessings Of the greatest
climatic system on all the earth.
Why freeze on this earth? Of
course you might enjoy it when
you strike a landing across the
great divide, but to undergo tor
ture, misery and woe when you
have it in your power to better
your condition, hardly rebounds
to the good judgment of the
average man.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-09-11
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior, Land Office
at Las Cruces, N. NJ, Aug, 10, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that Al V. vii.
kinson, of Deming, n. NJ, has filed
notice OF his intention to make final
Communication proof in support of his
claim. viz: Homestead Entry No. i9i7
made Nov. q, 1906, for the NWl, Section
b. Township "a s, Range Q W, and that
said proof will be made before b. Y.
McKeyes, u. s. Court Commissioner,
at Deming, N, M, on Sept. q, lsOs'
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of, the land, viz: -.
William r.. Hines, ST., Warren w
johnson, John w. Jackson, William f.
Hines. all Of Deming, N. NJ.
EUGENE VAN PATTEN, Register.
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The Direetoirc Gown This Fall.

Paris says. Extreme Directoirc
modes for the autumn-thesh sheath skirt
slashed at the sides. satin knickerbock.
ers in place Of pettcoats, the highest OF
high collars and the slimest OF slim
siIhouettes, writes Grace Margaret
Could, the fashion expert, in WOMAN $
HOME COMPANl0N.
New York says: Directoire modeg2
Yes. but first let US modify them. The
American woman likes TO take her fash.
ions from France, but always subject
to her own ideas. She wants to be IN
style. Of course. but she wants more 10
be herself This wi.i be specially eyi
dent this fall. .
Tue influence OF the Directore will
o. lel, in the lines Of the new gown.
and separate coats, in neckwcar and ir
hats. but with our hestdrosscd womcr
the conspicuous features or the Dire,
to!re modes will be omitted.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Public school, opened Tuesday.
Quite a few prospectors are
now coming in.
The primary is getting I'M
comfortably close.
|. d. Guest is in the city rep
resenting the Las Cruces nursery.
Last Monday was Labor Day.
The next day was the day Of
labor.
Buy your groceries from Shull
Bros. Clean, fresh stock. Phone
l57. Free delivery.
Frank Wyman is in from the
mines for a few days visit with
his family.
Children, buy your Books and
School Supplies at Kinnear's.
Your nickel will receive as much
attention as your parents dol
lar.
The Board Of Trustees con
vened in regular session las
Monday night.
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Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior Land Office
at Las Cruces, n. NJ, Aug. Is, 1908:
Notice is hereby given that WarrenW.
Johnson,of Deming N. NJ, has flied no
tice of his intention tomake fnalCommu-
ta,ion proof insupport Of his claim, viz;
Homestead Entry No 1866, made June
g. 1906. Tor the NWl. Section 2y,
Township PAS. Range CIV, and that said
proof viii be made before B. Y Mckeyes,
L, $. Court Commissioner at Demng,
NJ. NJ, on Oct. II. 1908.
He names the following witnesses IL
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of, the land, VIZ.
John W. Jackson. Al V. Wilkinson,
William +. Hines, Sr, Clarence Hon,
all of Deming, n. Nj.
EUGENE VAN PNTTEN, Register.