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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-04

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at Csc
The last lot Of a special purchase
secured at Il good price concession.
and we may not he able to get an
other lot TO sell at this price, but
while they last at 10c. less than
regular on every pair. In black
only and nearly every size in the
lot: full regular made. spliced
heels and toes. Boxed for Christ
mas giving if desired.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-04

GLASCOCk S Baby
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physicians -. ~es~o
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patent tray and can
be placed in various
positions
Set OF =, DC.
Set of 4 with tent and
] mounted soldier. 49c.
Set of - soldiers with
] mounted and large
gun, Sl.00.
tOthers up TO 500
seD.
DOLLS Furniture:
Japanese make: neatly
finished. consisting of
= pieces for dining
rHom OF parlor.
wort h &c. GOc
PLC SII s "a d ID e
Horses; mounted on
rolling platform: spe-
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sin. &c.
10-in.. 4ac.
12-in.. .9C.
r6-In.. .iSc.
Othcrs III To $500
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
RICHMOND.

Richmond. Va. July IS.
AS the head OF various patriotic or
ganizations, Mrs EllysOn Is one Of the
best-known women in the State. She took
a prominent part in the Official life con-
nected with the jamestown tercentenniaI.
Richmond friends have regretted very
much news received from Hot Springs.
Va. that Mrs J. Taylor Ellyson. wife Of
the lieutenant governor. who is spending
some weeks at that celebrated resort. had
fallen down stairs in the home of Mrs
J T McAllister and sustained painful
though not dangerous. injuries.
Richmond debuntantes OF last season
are carrying their season Of enjoyment
over into midsummer. Miss Elizabeth
Johnston Is an admired figure at Warm
Springs. Va; Miss Elizabeth Wheat Is
spending her summer at Montvale, a Vir-
ginia mountain resort; Miss Rachel Ur-
qUhart and Miss Louise Clarke are en-
Joying midsummer in Europe, and Miss
Bessie Jackson Is visiting relatives in
Alabama. after spending a gay June in
Upper Virginia
The young girls who viii make their
bow 10 society in Richmond next winter
form large and attractive group, even
IN a city noted always for the beauty Of
its debutantes- They are now members
OF country house parties, enjoying life at
the sesshore. or travelling abroad during
the summer months. The fun list Of the
buds has not yet been announced. but
among them will be Miss Mary Crump.
Miss Ella Buck. Miss Barbara TrigE, Miss
Lora Crump, Miss Martha Bowie, Miss
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

avenue. Ocean Grove. her annual outing
place for the past eight years Miss WI
son Is a clerk in the Office Of the register
OF wills
Miss Olive A Thompson IS spending her
months vacation al the seashore- Miss
Thompson is employed in one OF the de-
partmenJs OF the government.
Mrs. and Mrs. c F. Sheppard are at
the Marlborough, Asbury Park. for the
fifth season.
DR.. A P. Pardon has recently arrived
at the Westminster, Asbury Park
2Ir. and Mrs " s RIttenhouse are at
Asbury Park for the season
Nj and Mrs z s la Fetra and little
daughter. Margaret. are taxing their an
nusl outing by the sea Mr. La Fetra
was formerly proprietor Of the La Fetra
Hotel. Eleventh and @ streets northwest
Rev. James A Irvine. D D. Of 3l6 d
street northwest IS a regular visitor 10
Ocean Grove, this being his thirtieth
season
Among the season guests registered al
the Manhattan, As5ury Park. are Mr..
and Mrs J. A Riuenhouse and son Mr-
Rittenhouse is superintendent OF the Pull
man service OF the Pennsylvania system
Mrs Anna Walford. Of Twelfth street
northwest. IS among the recent arrivals
at the Newport. Asbury Park.
Mrs. Edward McWiiliams. Of B street
southeast. with her Two pretty daugh-
ters. Mary and Jeanette. have come 10
the New Jersey coast for rest and recrea-
tion during the summer months
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Hundley are once
more at the seashore- Mr.. Hundley has
for several years past been engaged fl
the coal business IN Washington
Mrs Matthew Haines. OF SIS Third
street northwest. is one OF the recent ar
rivals at Ocean Grove.
Among the season guests registered al
the Franklin. Asbury Park, Is Mrs J. y.
Jordon.
Mr- Harry Brown. Of Washington. an
employe Of one OF the departments OF the
government is spending his vacation al
As5ury Park He Is the guest OF his
grandfather. Police Magistrate John A.
Borden.
Mr.. and Mrs c I King. OF H and
Eleventh streets northwest. are season
guests at the Atlantic. Ocean Grove
Nh and Mrs George Story. Of F and
Sixth streets northwest. are pleasantly
located at the Lafayette. Ocean Grove
Joseph 3 Cornish, j-. has just arrived
at the West End Hotel, AsbUry Park
M and Mrs / R. Conneu have ar
rived at Ocean Grove, where they expect
10 remain until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. James a AIesser have en-
gagged rooms AT the Victoria Asbury
Park. for a couple Of weeks. They are
accompanied by their daughter, Miss
Edith Messer.
Miss Name Harris is stopping at the
Willard Asbury Park. for a few weeks
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

Lettice Woodward. Miss Virginia Wat
kins. Miss Anne Keith Royal. Miss Jellis
Scott, Miss Mary Parrish. Miss Lucy
Ford Workman. Miss Susie Mcclure, Miss
Edith Taylor. Miss Helen Tanner. Miss
Grace Mills Neal Miss Frances Myers.
Miss Virginia Whiteley. Miss Elsie In
gram. Miss Helen Adams. and Miss Fanny
BraxtOn Miller.
Life is delightful during July in the
homes Of Upper, Piedmont. and TidewateT
Virginia. which have been thrown open
for the midsummer season Royal hos
pitality is being dispensed al AudIey. the
former Clarke County home Of 8Irs.
Eleanor Parlze Gusts Lewis. at Royal
Orchard. IN Al5emarle. where AIr. and
Mrs. Frederick W Scott are host and
hostess; At Frescati. in Orange County.
by Mr and Mrs. John T. Anderson; at
Cameron Lodge. near GOrdousviIle. BY
Col and Mrs Alexander Cameron at
Rapidan. Va. by M and Mrs. Egbert G.
Leigh; al Santee. on the Rappahsnnock
River. by Mrs Gordon. at historic Mount
Airy. in Richmond County. by the Misses
Tayloe: at Ditchley. the Exchange. and
Belleville. IN Gloucester County. by Mt
and Mrs Ashby Jones. the Misses Dab
ney, and Mr. and Mrs Almond Blow
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
HYATTSVTLLE.

Mrs Walter Johnson returned from a
two weeks visit 10 Atlantic City
Miss May MacLean. Of New York CITY.
IS visiting Miss Lila AIaynadier, Maryland
avenue.
Town Councilman Herman E Burgess
and wife are on a short visit to friends
in Boston, Mass.
Miss Gladys Woodside. Of EImira, y.
Y. is visiting Miss Isabelle La Roche at
The rectory. Beltsville-
Miss Edith Frost has gone to Hartford
County. Nd. TO visit friends. She viii be
absent several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brooks, Of Baiti-
more, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander GUIDE. West Hyattsville.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess leaves Wednes-
day next for a two months stay with
friends and relatives in Louisville. Ky.
Mr. Rufus Il. Vincent left for Los An
geles, Cal. to be absent until the middle
Of August He goes in the hope Of re-
cuperauuE-
Mrs Clarence Wilson. Melrose avenue.
with her two daughters. Kathleen and
Mary, are spending a short vacation at
Newark, n. J., and Philadelphia. Pa.
Miss Grace r Bevan. Of Arlington
Baltimore County, and Miss Dorothy
Painter, Of Baltimore. are guests Of Mrs.
Robert ". Wells. RalstOn avenue.
Public Printer I.eech and ex-foreman
Of the Government Printing Once Oscar
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Curl &MuM +:

one inch from the outer edge When this
Is run with baby ribbon and the cap is
pulled up to At the head the effect is very
charming If the cap IS considered too
hot for summer wear Il may be worn
around the room TIL the lights are out
then slipped OF. 10 be replaced in the
morning till the toilet IS sufficiently
progressed TO arrange the hair for the
day.
Sriu third way is to prepare the
strands Of hair as just described. then
wind each strand over a bit OF ribbon.
using the ribbon Ike an oid-fsshioned
curl paper Tie the ribbon in a smart
little bow and il is far from unbecoming-
No way hss been found TO curl the back
Of the hair, for there Is a limit 10 human
endurance. and sleeping on hairpins is
neither comfortable nor restful- How
ever, as low coifures are in fashion. it
Is not absolutely necessary 10 curl the
hair all round.
A recipe for a hair fluid IS made Of 80
grains OF potassium carbonate, one fluid
dram Of ammonia water. twelve fluid
drains Of alcohol; add enough rosewater
TO make sixteen ounces Moisten the hair
with this preparation. adjust Il loosely,
and it viii curl upon drying
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
TATE SPRINGS.

The opening figure was led BY Dr.. o.
car TOmlinson, Of Tennessee. with Miss
Helen McCay Phillips Of Washington
and Mr. Warren Jefferson Davis. Of Pa
tersbUrs. Va. with Mrs. Emily G. Nc
Cay. Of Washington. D G
Tate Spring. Tenn. July Is.-The social
circles Of the leading Southern cities
were well represented at a brilliant ger
man Saturday night II was one OF the
largest that has been held during the
pies were on the floor. Among those
dancing were many OF the coming SEA
sons debutantes. Handsome gowns
showed 20 especial advantage IN the
light from inuumsrable electric bulbs.
with which the ballroom Is Illuminated
and the scene was one OF particular at
tracriveness-
Among those dancing were Mr. and
Mrs. a. r. Sanford. Of Knoxville Tenn. q
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Curtis Bush. OF Mobile
Ala; Mr. and Mrs Hugh Sanford, OF
Knoxville. Tenn. Mr.. and Mrs Fred c
Stockdeu. of New Orleans. Miss Joy
Tornlinson- of Birmingham. Ala. with
Mr. Milton DarEan. r.. OF Atlanta Ga.
Miss Kathleen Pound. Of Chattanooga.
with Mr. J. Walker. OF Waycross. Ca:
Miss Julia Selden. Of SpartaRburg. y. c..
with Mr. G. ". Collier. Of Atlanta, Ca I;
Miss Lgeille Russell. OF Forest City. Ark,
with Mr.. Hamilton Block. Of Atlanta.
Ca Mr.. and Mrs Samuel G. Shields. OF
Knoxville, Tenn; Ny and Mrs J B.
Pound, OF Chattanooga. Tenn Mr. and
Mrs TomlinsOn Ragsdale. Of Tennessee:
Miss Mabel Crawford. OF Knoxville. with
Mr. G. F Milton. OF Knoxville. Tenn. /;
Mr. and Mrs Milton DaTgan. OF Atlanta
Ca
Prominent among the many arrivals OF
the week are Mr- James T. Patterson,
Of Richmond. Va; Messrs. r. O. Horton.
H Lee Winfree, and ". J. D Bel. Of
LynchbUTg. Va. NIr. J. z Shipley. OF
Knoxville, district passenger agent Of the
Southern Railway: Mrs T c Upton
Mss Saihe Upton and Mss Emma Jor-
dan OF Atlanta. Mrs James FuSseII and
Miss Lucille Fussell. Of Forest City. Ark /;
Judge ". A HOke. OF LinColnton. y c.:
Mr. " H Henderson. Of New York:
Lieut. J. L. Jordan. Fort Leavenworth
kans-; Mr. H Q Anderson. a prorni-
nent lawyer Of Athens. Ca: M HamiI-
ton Block. Of Atlanta; Mr.. and Mrs W
l. Langford. Of Rome. Ca: Nj and Mrs
y A Levata. of New Orleans: Mr.. T H
Mitchell, travelling passenger agent OF the
Queen and Crescent Railway, OF Knox
vile; Mr.. A F. Sanford. Of Knoxville:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Curtis Bush. OF Mobile.
Ala, and Mr. Hugh Sanford and Judge
S. G. Shields. Of Knoxville, Tenn.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
ROCKVILLE.

Rockville. Nd. July Is
8Ir. and Mrs. Gardner Darby have gone
10 Atlantic City TO stay a week.
Mrs Evelyn Glascott is at Atlantic City
with number OF Washington friends.
Miss Mamie Jones, Of Kensington. is at
Stribbling Springs. Va, where she viii
spend the remainder OF the summer
Mrs. D. II. Warfeld. Of this place. was
pleasantly remembered by her friends on
her eighty-fourth birthday. which oc-
CURED a few days ago
The Montgomery Country Club has
elected for the ensuing year the following
board Of governors: Samuel L. Phillips.
George Z. Lewis. Charles N. Jones. Sam
uel E Eastburn. Thomas J. Packard.
William H Trail. William H West
Brainard H Warner. J. Reverdy Stewart.
Edwin S. Hege, Thomas NJ. Talbot, and
H J. Finley Following are the officers
elected President, Samuel /. Philips:
vice presidents, Henry J Finley and John
Brewer; secretary. George E. Lewis;
treasurer, Charles N. Jones.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
DEER PARK.
Deer Park. Md..

Deer Park, Nd. July IS.
The Deer Park Hotel. on the summit
OF the Alleghenies. IS receiving liberal
patronage this summer. and the predsc-
tions Of a prosperous season are being
fully verified
Tennis and golf. with walking parties,
who climb to the back Of old Baukbone
Mountain. are only a few Of the amuse-
ments and diversions offered fs- the delec-
tation Of the visitors
West Virginians are quite numerous
here. FairmOnt and Parkersburg being in
the lead There are more young people
here this season than ever before. The
ballroom in the west annex building IS
the mecca for old and young. and the
time OF the new orchestra is more than
utilized in furnishing dance music each
evening.
A barn dance was given IN the ballroom
last evening, and il was a great success.
Cottage a is in possession OF Mr. and
Mrs S D. Camden. Of ParkersbUrg- They
are at present entertaining Ms A G.
Patton. also Of Parkersburg.
Cottage No 2 has among its occupants
Miss Virginia Fleming. the daughter Of
ex-GOv- A b Fleming. OF West Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs George T Watson %
FaiTmont. are comfortably d0miciled for
the summer IL cottage Ne . This Is one
Of the best Of the cottages on the grounds
They are entertaining quite a number OF
guests, among them being Mr- and Mrs.
s. l. Watson and Miss Elizabeth Watson,
OF FairmOnt; Mrs Rose Bussing and Miss
Bussing. OF Cincinnati. and Miss Matte
Watson and Miss May Tarltor, OF Iowa.
8Ir. and Mrs. g 5. Wight. IN Cottage
D." are entertaining their son-in-lavv
and daughter. Mr.. and Ms John ".
Stoval, Of Mississippi, and Miss Anna
Wight IS extending the hospitality OF the
cottage 10 her friend. Miss Gator, OF St
Paul street. Baltimore.
Nj and Mrs J. 2 Grimes, OF Pitts
burg. are also entertaining a weekend
party al their summer home, -GIamor-
gan" Miss Josephine Grimes and her
sister. Miss Frances, arranged a straw
ride the other evening that possessed all
the elements Of success.
Here follow the late arrivals al the Deer
Park Hotel.
Virginia-Mrs. ". P AyIett-
West Virginia-H D. Gilpin- Frank D.
Broderick, Rowlesburg; Mrs. Richard T
LOwndes. Clarksburg: Mr. Walton Miller,
Fairmont; Miss Long. Keyser.
Msryland-E- c Reed. Charles H Smith.
G. 3. Clifton. A. W Thompson. J. G.
Livingston. George W Dobbin. z A
Holbein. Baltimore; Miss Lowudes. Miss
Sheridan, Tasker G. Lowndes Cumber-
land; J. W Wilson. Abingdon: M and
Mrs A P. German. il. and son. Douglas
German.
New York-Mrs. e G. Key Cammack.
Mrs. Robert Wood. L c.. McCrum, Heber
Crane, Clifford L PuIlen-
Ohio-SIrs- Robert T Skinner. Cincin-
natl
Washington D C-Maj- George ".
DOwney and wife. Mrs r I Fleming. P
V Fleming, Robert Douglas. Mrs. y. B
Sweitzer and maid. and E F. Carlo.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
LEESBURG.

Leesburg Va, July Is
Mss Estelle NJ Fisher. Of Washington,
is a guest al SomerviIls. in Hamilton.
Miss Frances Edwards NARROW has re-
turned from a short visit in Washington
Mrs Nancy Holmes Branson. Of Wash
ingtOn. is visiting relatives near Hamilton,
this county
Miss Catherine BoIeu. OF BIountsviIle
this county. is spending several weeks in
Washington.
Edward wynkoop. Of Washington. has
been visiting his father, Mr. Alexander
WynkoOp. in LeesburE-
Miss Frederica Morgan. Of Washington.
D. c. is the guest Of Miss Helen Hibbs
at her fathers home, near here.
Mrs. Kate Manning. Of Washington.
spent the weekend with her sister. Mrs
Jane Porter. at Miss Fannie Edwards
Mrs Curtis Gresham and child. OF
Washington are visiting her parents,
Capt and Mrs. William E. Garrett.
Mrs. Emma Schooley and Miss Amelia
Helm OF Washington. are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. o. Tavenner. at Hamilton.
Rev selwyn CockeriHe and family. Of
Washington, are visiting the former s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Cockerine,
Of this place.
L. s. A. and little son are guests at
ElvOn. the suburban home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Yvon Pike
Lieut. B. F. Rittenhouse. L S N C.
is visiting relatives in Leesburg- Mrs.
Rittenhouse is spending the summer with
her mother here
Mr. and Mrs Alfred S. Gillette. of
Washington. who have been spending the
early summer at Evergreen Lodge. their
home near here. have gone 10 Pennsylva-
MA for the remainder o. the summer.
Mrs Wilson and daughters. Misses Dor
othy and Kathleen Wilson, Of Washing
ton. are at SOmervilla. in Hamilton,
for the summer
Prof Goechler and family. Of Washing
ton, are occupying the cottage of Mrs.
Leigh Chalmers, in Hamilton, for the
summer months
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 7. Harrison, Miss
Lucy Gillette Harrison, and Miss Richard
Wise left on Tuesday for a fortnight $
stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. J. A. ConnOr. OF Washington. is
visiting her sister. Mrs Archibald
Carr. in Loudoun street Mrs. Connor
was formerly Miss Anna Sunderland Cris-
sey. of Leesburg-
Miss Alice A Teachum. Miss Katie
Sarin. and Messrs. c. J. Bolen. P. B.
Embrey, and Charles A Hit. OF Wash
ingtOn. were guests at the Leesburg Inn
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Koones aad
Miss Victorine Koones. Of Washington.
are at the home Of Mrs. William Haw-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
OCEAN GROVE AND ASBURY

Ocean Grove. y. :. July 1s.-The long
continued warm weather IS making things
lively at these popular seaside resorts
Hotel proprietOrs declare this TO be the
biggest July in the history OF this section
Of the Jersey coast. Washington con-
tributes no small share toward the sum
mer population here Hotels. cottages
and tents all have their quota Of visitors
to the seashore from the National Cap.-
tai.
Among the recent arrivals at the Ocean
House, Asbury Park. is Mr.. z. A Nc
Nitre, who came in on Saturday last for
a few weeks rest at the shore
Miss Alice Reed Johnston. Of New Jer-
sey avenue southeast. is here taking a
much needed resi- during the summer va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. L. X Logon are delight
ed with their quarters at Asbury Park,
and have settled down for a months
pleasure.
Two Of Washington's well-known busi-
ness men, Fred Harrington and Charles
Smack, are taking in the ozone at Asbury
Park during these humid summer days
Holland Hall. Asbury Park. is enter
talning Mr. and Mrs J. w Alleger, who
are here for an indefinite stay
Miss Cora Carrick, OF $50 G street south
west. IS spending the summer at Ocean
Grove, where she is engaged as clerk
in the Ocean Grove branch of the n e
Book Concern Miss Carrick is an ex-
csllent musician. and very popular in
musical circles in Washington. where she
has taught both vocal and Instrumental
music.
Miss Anna Gray. OF K street northwest.
IS at Asbury Park. where she viii spend
two weeks of her annual vacation
Miss Louise c. Wilson, OF Fifteenth
ard I streets northwest, Is again the
guest Of Mrs. I Simmons, Of 1s Main
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
LONDON SOCIAL NEWS.
Gayest Season in Many Years in the
British CapfraI


London, July 1S.-London IS synI filed
to overlooking. and despite the weather
vagaries continues gay.
Royalties are entertaining and accent
ing invitations more than ever before.
and II Is generally agreed thar this Is
the gayest season in many years. A
number OF balls are given a short dis
tance from London. and the difficulty OF
getting men 10 attend them has made
the hostesses adopt a new plan WITH
the invitation TO the party IS added a
notice that motor omnibuses viii start
from various smart clubs 10 convey the
guests to the bail and bring them back
70 the same point This has proved most
successful. and a great many men are
willing 70 attend. once the transit diff
Guilty IS overcome.
Mrs John " Mackay's musicale was
one OF the events OF the week She i'm
ported foreign artists seldom heard in
London among others. Geraldine Farrar.
who sang The guests were largely
Americans They included J. PierpOnt
Morgan Mr. and Mrs Mills and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Henry Coventry. Mrs. Marshall
Roberts. Mrs Waldorf Astor and Mrs
Wetmore. The Countess OF STAFFORD
chaperoned TWO girls Miss Joan Bvng
and Miss Cynthia Needham.
Dinners were given this week by Mrs
Bradley Martin, Mrs. Chauncey, and
Mrs Glasgow
Mrs J. Il Smith has taken Castle
Norve, where she and her daughter viii
spend August Mrs John and Mrs
Anthony Drexel viii visit them.
Lady Barrymore. Mrs Astor. Mrs
Paget. Mrs HarcoU-t. and Lady CUna-d
were all at a children's party given By
The Duchess Of Leeds for her little son
They came 70 watch their children dane
ing on the lawn Children's parties have
constituted no small part in the season >
gayetes. since the parents are always
invited also
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J. Ricketts, were among the guests enter
tained by Mr.. and Mrs Robert W. Wells
at recent dinner party.
Mrs. Eddie NewhalI. Of Lexington, Ky.
and her mother, Mrs. Fowler, who have
been visiting Dr. and Mrs. c. ". Birdsall.
have gone 10 Washington, where they
Will make their home for the present.
Mrs James c. Rogers and her sister,
Miss Claire Mattingiy. left Wednesday
for a three weeks stay in Leonardtown.
St Mary County. Mrs. Rogers mother.
Mrs MattIrgly. has been in Leonard
town several weeks
NJ Fillmore Beall, OF Beltsville, and
his daughter. Miss Margaret, have re
turned from the Blue Mountain House.
Washington County. where Mr.. BealI at
tended the annual meeting Of the Mary
land Bar Association
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
Deer in Vermont.

From the St. AIhans Messenger
The largest herd Of deer IN the State is
undoubtedly that reported by " A Dunn.
a Pownal farmer IN the DUgway district
According to Mr.. Dunn, herd Of thir-
ty-two deer has made its home during the
winter on the mountain near his home.
He insists that the deer we're seen by all
the members NJ his family. and that he IS
positive that the count is correct. as the
animals were seen crossing an open space
between two wooded sections OF tho
mountain
Deputy Game Warden E T Cullinan,
OF Arlington. also reports having seen
fifteen deer in one herd on Red Mountain.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
/6~ , N~a1a HaTe ETScT

This is done by dampening the hair and
arranging It loosely on the head Then
three bands should be tied around II so
that in the front they are equally apart,
and the hair must be ioosened between
them As the hair dries. that IN the
spaces between the ribbons stands up and
the bands keep the rest Of the hair
against the head. leaving a deep. full
wave when they are removed
This Is not an uncomfortable method
and it will not interfere with the nights
rest. as curl papers so often do. Besides.
Il the ribbon Is fresh and attractive, the
three bows at the top OF the head really
make most becoming headdress. for
.he first is tied about an inch back from
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19

the face and the others are an inch apart
Use one-half inch ribbon for the purpose
Another way though less becoming. IS
20 separate the front hair into three
strands, dampen il. and wind each
tightly as though preparing 20 SINCE H.
These IN turn, are each wound in and
out over the two pT0ngs % an ordinary
wire hairpin. which is then pinned back
with the hair. This may be done every
other night o. every third night and the
coiTure viii always be in graceful waves
az no cost whatever
Dainty maidens. when using this meth
cd. prefer 10 sleep in little night-caps
made Of wash net. which viii allow the
hair TO dry The caps are made by cut
ting a circle OF net about fourteen inches
IN diameter edging it with narrow lace.
and sewing a bit Of ribbon beading about
The Washington herald., 1908-07-19
Long ways Around in scotland.

from the London Globe.
Scotland possesses several other rail-
way anomalies. OF which probably the
most notable is that OF the stations OF
Mallaig and Kyle. OF LOchalsh. which
though only twenty miles apart in a
straight line. are separated by no less
than $50 miles Of rail BY the shortest
route. viz Crianlarich. Balquhidder.
Perth. and Inverness Yet another Scotch
incongruity Is that the nearest railway
station 70 the town OF Port Ellen. on the
Island Of Islay, II we except the small
local line at Campbelltown. IS BaIlycastle.
in IraIand-