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ST. AJlSANS.

Rev. J. w. Robinson attended the
Mt. Olivet Association which con-
Vened at Cedar Grove last week Rev.
Robinson was elected delegate to the
National Convention which meets in
Columbus, Sept. is
= Mrs. Lille Preston, who has been
seriously sick for the past two
months, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Arquilla Clark has returned
to her home at Handley after a two
months visit to her mother -"
Miss Goldie Preston is visiting
friends at Handley this week.
Mrs. Emma Taylor and little sister
Bertha, went to Hurricane Saturday
on business.
D. A.-Lipscomb is spending q few
days with his family.
Mrs. Mary Stratton, Mrs. John Cor
don and Miss Gertrude Parrish left
last Monday for q months visit to
points In Virginia. 80" :
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Mrs. Chas. Perkins and Jno. Ward
were taken to. Hinton, Wednesday
might on account of the illness Of their
sister, Mrs. Andrew Williams.
Mrs. Parks, Of Eagle and Miss Sa-
die Ward. of Montgomery, are visiting
their brother, Chas{ Perkins.
Rev. VIM E. Jefferson filled his ap-
pointment at Anderson Sunday, at the
M. E. Church. lie, was accompanied
by his choir. e..
Mrs. Lille B. Johnson, Of Charles
ton, arrived here Thursday night, to
spend q few days with her sister, Mrs.
Eta Green. She left Sunday morn
ing for Union to visit her mother, Mrs.
Lucy Black.
Misses Rhoda Boiling and >Valmer
Hayes, Of Lewisburg, were in town
Monday, shopping.
Mrs Eta Green and Miss Edith B.
Woods entertained the Young Ladies'
Club Thursday night at Hotel Green.
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MONTGOMERY

Prof. William Pickens, of Tallade-
ga, Alabama, will speak before the
Douglass Literary Society, Thursday
evening at the Odd Fellows hall.
Misses Ethel and Adeline Smith,
of, Charleston, were the guests Of
Miss Bernice Casio Sunday.
Mrs. Wesley Parks and Miss Sadie
Ward are spending the Summer with
relatives at Ronceverte.
Rev. D. c.. Deans is a business Wis
itor to Hill Top, this week. -.
Miss Ella Jackson, of Grafton, is
here the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. b. F.
White.
Rev. E. G. Page, of Charleston,
was business caller here Monday.
Mrs. Beulah Jackson and sons were
guests of relatives at Hansford last
week.
Mrs. George Jackson is sick at her
home on Fifth avenue.
Emanuel Woods, Of Charleston, is
here the guest of G. w. Cough,
Henry Burke of Charleston, was
here on business Monday.
Miss Nettie Virgins left Wednes>
day to spend the Summer at her
home in Virginia.
Miss WISER Watson entertained a
few Of her friends with card party
Thursday evening at her home OH
College street.
Mrs Marie Shelton Woody, Of
Bluefield, who was sick several days,
is able to be out.
Thomas Johnson, who has been
sick several weeks with rheumatism
is able to resume work.
Miss Ada Wright entertained few
Of her young friends at tea Sunday
evening. Those present were:
Misses Nettie Virgins, Leila and
Lena BiDb, Beatrice Holmes and
Novel Virgins, David and Benjamin
Dean, Dephor Wilson, George Holmes
and James Jackson.
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BLACK BFTSEY.


The lawn fete given by the Ladies
Mission Society, under the manage
ment of Misses Florence Phillips, May
Jones, and Lizzie Hicks was success.
The Ladies' Missionary Society had
n grand rally, Sunday at the Mt.
Zion Baptist church at Bancroft.
Rev. Massey, of Raymond City,
preached two good sermons for them.
Mrs. Harriet James is on the sick
list at this writing.
Mrs. Emma Dickerson, of Bancroft,
made flying trip to our town Sat
urday evening.
Mesdames May Jones and Sarah
Taylor, Of Plymouth, and Mrs. Agnes
Sinclair, Of Bancroft were calling on
Mrs. Lizzie Hick and Mrs. Ossa Saw
yers, Sunday evening.
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RED SCAR.

Mrs. J. G.. Clemmons went to Sun,
Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. Sue Caul, Of WinOna, who has
been the guest of Mrs. 'T/G. Gregory
for the past week, has returned nome
Mesdames Price and James went to
McKendree, Tuesday to see K. ID. ROD
inson.
Mr8. l.. o. McIveT was the Sunday
guest Of Mrs. McIver, OF Mcdonald.
Womans improvement League met
with Mrs. Washington Thursday. A
pleasant meeting was held. Prof. j.
M. AFTER was present and gave an eX-
celent talk After business refresh
ments we're served
Mrs. Washington and Miss Brown
were in Mt. Hope Sunday.
Mrs. A. M. Banks was at McKen-
dree, Thursday, to see r. d. Robinson
and found him improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Childress lost
their oldest daughter, Thursday
morning. The remains were taken to
nth annual session of the Mt. Oil
sympathy OF the community.
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KANAWHA CITY.

It. r. Johnson was in Charleston on
business Wednesday.
Miss Ivory Woods spent the week
at Edgewood visiting Miss Virgie
Rose.
F. D. Page was "A business visitor
to Charleston, Saturday.
G.. l.. Jackson is suffering with
throat trouble this week
w. W.N.ewis was visiting his family
here Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Johnson enter
tanned at dinner Sunday, Misses Ivory
Woods and Russell sellersl
John W.. Woods: visite ed his brothers,
c. c. and Adolphns Woods at Boom
er, Sunday. =
Misses Lillian and Virine Sellers
are visiting their mother.
G. l.. Jackson will spend the re-
mainder of the week at Sewel.
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RAYMOND CITY.

Thomas Woodson and Misc
Blanche Stevens were quietly mar
ried at the Mt. Hermon BaDtist
church Wednesday evening by Rev.
P. P. Holland
Miss. Matte. Woodson, of Charles
Miss Lille Woodson and Jerry
Rose, of Ohio, witnessed the mar
rage OF the formers brother.
:. Rev. j. w. Crosby preached two
interesting and instructive sermons
Tor the missionary society Sunday.
Rev. A: Massie filled his appoint
ment at Bancroft Sunday.
!. MMtss Lille Woodson and Jerry
Rose WIRE Visiting friends in Char
1eaton Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
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on CcIl1AlR;xsBUFa.sl

Miss Emma RaHnef has returned
froRls visit in Columbus, 0.
MT. and Mrs. George Biglow and
daughter Alice will leave this week
to visit the formers parents at Dan-
Vile, Va. *, >;''' ii
Mrs. Margaret Snowden and chill
dren. OF Wellsville, O., are visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Dora Mulligan, of Bridgeport.
O., Is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Lee Robinson.
Miss Lola Lavender, of Montgom-
erS featured to w. S. Kearney court
Tuesd&E evening. Refreshments
were served afterwards. The mem,
bers were delighted with the excel
lent and Instructive talk given by
the lecturer.
John Emery is quite Ill at ST..
Mary's hospital. He is suffering from
Typhoid-pneumonia. -
MRS, Mary Payne, relict of the late
Lewis Payne, of Wilsonburg, died
at st. Mary's hospital Friday OF q
complication of disease. Funeral
oSA NiSSS WSIS conducted Dy Kew.
West, Interment Saturday at Wil1
sonbhrg. e.,
Roy Jones died last week at the
home OF his uncle, MIR. Lee Rufhn.'
He had been I'll for some time with
tuberculosis. 81
Mrs. Freeman Lowry and little,
sister, Ellen Wilson, have returned
from q pleasant visit to friends and
relatives in Washington, Pa.
Sunday was grand rally day at;
Trinity M. E. church. Rev. MCGEE
preached in the morning and Rev.s
Gill In the afternoon. A lecture was
given on Sunday night by a native:
missionary from India. =
TIE teachers for the ensuing year
are 'sDavid Peasants, principal; ID.
H. Kyle, assistant; Mrs. Ruth Hem
derson, Misses Florence Ruftin, Lily,
Allen and Villa Lee.
NJ. P. Smith continues about the
same.
Miss Lily Allen spent a few days.
here last week on business.
Miss Villa Lee has returned from
Plttsburg.
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THOMAS.

Miss Lola M. Lavender, Grand Lect-
urer Of the o. o. G.. Of West PVirginia
visited Victoria Court No. II, Thurs
day evening. Miss Lavender gave a
very interesting lecture, which was
enjoyed by all present. While here
she was the guest Of Mrs. w. J.
Thompson.
Mrs. Ida 3. Payne has been elected
representative to Grand Court and J:
w. Wade is representative to Grand
Lodge X. Of p.
A number Of our townspeople at.
tended the rally at Davis, Sunday
Rev Willis has organized a church
there and is doing good work.
Master John Thompson was Davis
visitor Sunday.
Victoria Court No. II is preparing
to have a festival Saturday.
The many friends Of b. F. Willis
are glad to see him in town again.
He expects to make Thomas his per-
mauent residence.
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MT. HOPE.

Albert Caul, of Winona, was a
caller in town Sunday:
Mrs. S. A. Washington, in COM
pany with Miss A. Y. Brown, called
on Mrs. A. T. Galloway Sunday.
Prof. J. M. Artcr, Of Hill TOP, was
calling in town last Monday.
Some of, Mt: Hopes ladies were
visiting in Warner last Sunday.
Mrs. H. A. Scott is still sick and
confined to her room. Many Of her
friends from out 81 town have been
to see her.
Mrs. Ada r. Galloway and little
daughter Lydia are visiting her
mother at Fayetteville.
Mrs. Garrett White and Mrs. LLOYD
Jones, of Sugar Creek, called on
Mrs. P. H. Galloway Sunday.
Mrs. j.. V. WiIkerson entertained
at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Annie Holley
and Mis-: Emma S. Galloway.
The Christian Aid Society gave
an agreeable surprise party to Mrs
James Williams, Of Warner Town.
Everything was prepared in a very
short time, the members were noti-
fled and Monday evening all met at
DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Andersons, and
from there to Mrs. Williams. Re-
Treatments were served, toasts given
and all felt that it was wei, to have
been there. Those present were Mrs.
Garrett White, Mrs. Lloyd Jones,
Mrs. P. II. Galloway, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Williams, Mrs. A. T. Gallo
way, Mrs. j. V. Wilkerson, Mrs. An
ME Holley. Mrs. Bette Hunter, Miss
Emma S. Galloway, Mrs. C. B. And
erson, Miss M. E. Galloway, Mrs.
Robert Parks and Mrs. Eliza Thomp-
, son.
Mrs. James Williams left Tuesday
morning for Lynchbug and other
points in the east.
Miss Maude Tarrer is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. II. A. Scott.
The Christian Aid Society will
meet Thursday with Mrs. Garrett
J White.
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INSTITUTE.

Mrs r. l.. Brown will leave Sat-
,urday for Tazeweh. Va.
William and Samuel Harper left
for their homes Thursday.
Mrs. Walter Brooks and son AL
bert, Mrs. r. l.. Jones and daughter
Helen and Miss Antoinette Brooks
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. E.
Mitchell Saturday and Sunday.
S, II. Guss returned from Colum-
bus, O., Monday evening.
Mrs. Solomon Brown returned
from Washington Monday evening.
She was accompanied by her moth
er, Mrs. Thomas Norman, and her
sister, Vange.
MISS Amelia Wilcher was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lowry
Sunday.
Miss Esther Fulks spent a few
days at Institute the guest of the
Misses Spriggs.
Mrs. Emma Brown White was
called home to receive some visitors
in Montgomery.
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'IC lOll:R,RlESPONDENCE

Rev. Arthur Massie represented
the Mt. Hermon Baptist church in
the association at Cedar Grove last
week.
Mrs. CdFnelia Coles attended the
association Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. A Hunter was called to
Fayetteville lasS@eek by the serious
illness of her father.
Misses Florence and Lucinda
Coles entertained at dinner Satur-
day Miss Matte Woodson, Of Char
lesion, Miss Lille Woodson, and
Jerry Rose, Of Columbus, and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas HWoodson.
Mrs. Ada Gatewood left Saturday
for Danville, Va.
Miss Lola Lavender, grand lectur-
er for the court of Calanthe of Mont
gomery, lectured to the lola Leroy
court here on the l6tn.
Miss Matte Woodson left Monday
for her home in Charleston.
Miss lMitue, Hayes is indisposed
at this writing.
RornAto Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Dick
erson, a girlAs
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GUYANDOTTE.

A. c. Fwyman spent Wednesday at
his old home in Burlington.
Miss Bertha Johnson, of Midway,
was in town, Saturday.
Misses BERTHE and Louise Smooth
were shopping in Huntington, Satur-
day night.
B. F.. Agnew made a business trip
to Midway Saturday.
A number of our people attended
the basket meeting at Proctorsville
Sunday.
T. B. Smith and wife and Miss Har-
ris, of Huntington spent Sunday eve
ming with Mrs. Matte Davis
Mrs. Patsy Agnew spent Sunday in
Huntington, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
T. II. Dickerson.
Misses BERTHE and Louise Smooth
and Ora Jackson spent Sunday at Mid
way the guests of Miss BERTHE John,
son.
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RENCEVORTE.

Mrs Debba Terry anG Mrs. Eliza
beth Brown returned, Tuesday, from
Hot Springs, Va, where they had been
visiting Mrs. Gilbert Johnson.
Mrs. Rosa Cochrane spent Sunday
at White Sulphur
Miss Willie Stribling, Of Charleston,
spent Saturday night with her mother,
Mrs kittie Eldridge, and left Sunday
morning for Sweet Springs.
Miss Minnie Allen is home from
McKendree.
Miss Martha Peterson returned Sat.
urday from Hinton, where she has
been visiting for three weeks.
John A. Riddle was visitor to
Fort Springs, Sunday.
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FAIRMONT.



4 Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Jackson and
Il Mn. Fanny Fraction returned Sunday
from Maftitfsbsrg. where they attend
go District Letis OF the g., U. o. of O.
4 .5s.:. ~ : s .s.+<f;Ns y-.'t< -"
Sss Mr.. and Mrs; I'D. Allen returned
I Rqndsy tram 2 pleasant trip. While
! away sthay visited Baltimore, Phila-
Y delphia and New York.
y; Mrs James Wilkes returned to
\ CS&fksbufg Wednesday after week S
Writ here with relatives.
/. 3; Miss Beulah Smith returned, to
Y Harrisburg Thursday. She was &C.
I tompanied home by Miss Anna Daw-
San. who viii be her guest for a
(. week. g.. .....
!. Miss Lila Allen, of Fairchance, Pa,
was in the city few hours last Sat
ufday.
+, Miss Villa Lee passed through the
: city Monday enroute to Clarksburg
from Pittsburg, J., .Ax~
Monday ,pight, at the meeting of the
Board Of Education Prof f. L. Morton
was re-apAointsH principal of Dunbar
school. :. Miss. Florence Cobb was
elected Assistant teacher to fill the va
:, cancy of Miss Bessie S. Jordan who
resigned at the closing Of the term.
Miss Cobb comes from Columbus, O.,
highly recommended by her teachers.
She is graduate of Columbus High
School and also a graduate of Colum-
bus Normal Training School,
Miss Jordan now Mrs. Chas Hamil-
ton, did excellent school work here
and we are glad to welcome her with
us as a resident of our city
Prof. e. l.. Morton has returned
home after six weeks stay at Pom
eroy, having been called there by the
illness and death of his brother
Miss Ida Alexander and Wallace
Smith. of Point Pleasant, passed
through the city Monday en- route to
Morgantown. Miss Alexander will be
the guest of Miss Eva Brown for sew
eral weeks. Wallace has employment
there. While in the city they we're
guests of Mrs c. w. Hamilton
The picnic given Thursday by the
A"oAi Oc oIIceL W. u. cnufCn Was 4
success and was we'll attended.
: The Old: Folks Concert which was
repeated Friday night, by Aid No. l.
was financial success.
2 Aid No. 2 was entertained bv Mrs
II. w. Meade, Thursday evening.
:, Miss Cora Taylor, of Bucihannon,
Is mere for several weeks stay.
:, Rev. Curry, District Superintendent,
WAS here Thursday and attended the
picnic.3 ..,.
=, Miss Anna Dawson returned home
Saturday after a weeks visit with
Miss Beulah Smith, at Clarksburg.
Matthew Obie, who has employment
In Clarksburg, spent Sunday here With
his: mother
Dch: Jones, who for the past three
years has been travelling with Ma
hons troupe, Is home for a visit with
his parents
a number Of teachers cassed
through here last week enrcuta TO
Warrington for tie examination.
Ar. and Mrs. Harry Jennings and
little daughter, OF Wheeling, are here
the guests of Mrs. jennings mother,
w.. ID. Scott, Jackson street.
Miss Mary Mosley, Of Wheeling. is
the guest Of Mrs. Berkeley Williams.
Evening star., 1909-04-11

ciate. and will attend the reception after
ward at the Belvedere. Capt. Williams
who returned with the feet. is the son OF
| the late Capt. Charles Williams. U.S.A.
/ whose widow resides in this city. and q
grandson of Mrs. overly of Georgia, who
/ is also Washington resident and a sis
ter Of the widow of Gen. John B. Gordon
The brides attendants will include her
sister. Miss Lydia Miller. as maid of
honor. and Miss Credilla Miller Miss Mar
garet Stirling. both of Baltimore. and
Miss Elizab beth Williams of this city, sis
ter of the bridegroom. as bridesmaids.
Capt. Beaumont. U.S.M.C., will be best
man. The ushers. will be Mai. Leonard,
Capt. Hooker. Capt. Lay and Capt. Little
of the Marine Corps, Lieut.. Ross of the
army. Lieut. Bagby, DIR. Haynes and
Lieut.. Osterhaus of the navy. The couple
will reside at the marine barracks, this
city.
Much of the Lenten entertaining
planned for Miss Helen Wilson in San
Francisco. the attractive fiancee of Pay
master Greer of the navy, has been de-
farred on account of the severe attack
of grip which confined her to the house
for some time. and from which she is.
now slowly convalescing. The wedding
of Miss Wilson and Lieut.. Greer will
probably not take place till fall
Lieut.. Gen. and Mrs. Henry G. Corbln
will sail for Europe June | and spend
three months motoring abroad. In their
absence the assistant secretary of the
navy and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop will
occupy Hghwood, the Corbin suburban
home at Chevy Chase. where Mrs. Corbin
will give luncheon Tuesdas next
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend are
entertaining this week Miss Hannah
Wright of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Alexandra X Anderson has cards
n, fa,. foo Er6 6uv for
Mrs. Dickinson. wife of the Secretary of
Wa..
Mrs Edward Reynolds wife of Capt.
Reynolds. T.S.R.C.S., arrived in George
town last Thursday and is the guest OF
her mother Mrs. Collins, at her home on
O street. Later Mrs. Reynolds will join
her husband. who is now stationed in
Baltimore.
Mrs. McCou. wife of Prof. McCou of
Washington College. Chestertown, Nd, is
spending about week as the guest of
friends in Washington and Falls Church,
Va.
Mrs. w. Strother Smith. wife of Com
mander Smith. -U.S.N.. will entertain at q
bridge tea Wednesday afternoon at her
apartment in the Westmoreland, in honor
of he.. guest, Mrs. William G. Young of
Hampton, Va.
Mrs. julius Peyser has returned TO the
CITY. from visit south. During her stay
She visited relatives In Charlotte, N. C.
Mrs. Simon Kann was hostess Friday,
when she entertained the Aft srnoon
Bridge Club at her home in Belmont road.
The guests were Mrs. Calvert Ros .Hthal,
Mrs Samuel Steinberger. Mrs. Gerson
Nordiinger, Mrs. .Sidney kaufman, Mrs.
Sol Minister. Miss Edna Weyl and Mrs.
Charles Flescher.
\ luncheon was served during. the after
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ways follows period of secluSOn and
abstinence About two hundred guests
will enjoy the midday meal today with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean in their lovely old
home, the gardens of which are just be-
ginning to show the beauty which will
be in full splendor a fortnight later. The
discounted By the exhibitions Of fancifuI
millinery for the past month or so' but, II
the weather serves. should add to the
general exhilaration.
The White House dance Tuesday night,
of course leads in the youthful mind. all
or anything that could occur at this time.
Mrs. Taft has a merry party of young
people to enjoy this week with her son
and daughter, and the Tuesday dance, the
first event of it's kind, under her aus
pices, will set the pace for many others,
and may become as fixed an exhibition
for Easter week as the Christmas holi-
day dances have been of late years at
the White House.
Plans for the spring and summer begin
now to interest the foreign circle.
The Italian ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches are going abroad
shortly. The Austrian ambassador and
Baroness Hengelmuller are away since
the early days Of March. having gone to
the south of Europe. The French am
bassador and Nine. Jusserand resume
their entertaining tonight by giving a
dinner The Brazilian ambassador and
family will be here throughout the
spring. pleasing rumor Is that the
Russian ambassador will be joined here
BY the Baroness Rosen ard Their daugh-
ter shortly. The British ambassador
and Mrs. Bryce. who have spent month
or more in California and the north
west are expected back tomorrow. Inc
japanese ambassador and Baroness
Takahira will be here for the spring,
both extending and receiving hospitaii-
ties. They Will summer in Maryland.
The German ambassador expects TO re-
main in this country the coming sum-
mer. but his wife and laughter will go
to Germany. The family took possession
of the embassy on highland Terrace last
week and is in the pleasant enjoyment
of its newly decorated rooms and fur
nishings. The Mexican ambassador, who
is still alone at his embassy home, eN-
poets his wife. Mime. de la Barra, and
their two children here before long The
departure of the Belgian minister, Baron
Moncheur, for his new post at Con-
stantinople will not take place until
June. Baroness Alix Moncheur has re-
turned from school to spend the holi-
days here.
The Bolivian minister and Mime. Cal
deron and Miss Calderon are returning to
their own country in a few weeks. The
Peruvian minister, who is just back from
his country, will return there in the early
summer and on his second return will
bring his wife and children with him.
The Swedish minister and Nine. de Lager
crantz and their daughters are also going
abroad for The summer months. The
Trusuayan minister aud Sonora de La
finur expect 10 leave here soon for their
native country. waere they will pend the
summer. In the absence of the minister
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New York,
Paris.

ly Wednesday afternoon. at the home OF
the bride. 1458 Fairmont street, by the
rev. Or Louis Stern of the Eighth Street
Temple After a wedding journey 10
New York Mr.. and Mrs. Luchs will re-
SIDE In this city at the Jefferson
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rothschild are
spending Easter week in Atlantic City
Rabbi Messing and Miss Messing of
Indianapolis, Ind. are spending a few
days in town. guests at the Raleigh, en-
| route to Egypt.
Miss Lillian Harris. who has been stay-
ing with her sister. Mrs. Philip King Of
| the Imperial, expects to leave town on
Thursday to join her mother in New
York.
Mrs G. .Wallenstein and daughter are
in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Guggenheim,
whose wedding recently took place. has
returned to town.
Mrs. Arthur Baulnsarten and daugh-
ters Bernice and Fannie are visiting
relatives in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hollander will
leave town on Tuesday for Atlantic City
TO spend some time.
Miss Doris Dittlebach Of Baltimore.
VINO was the guest of Mrs. j. s. kann
of Irving street. has returned to her
home.
Mrs. Ezra Parker and children OF 1stG
street are spending the Easter holidays
in Baltimore.
Mrs. David Seiniger and son Charles
of New York the former formerly Miss
Sadie Heckheimer of Baltimore will be
the guests of Miss Blanche Hoilander
for the next ten DAYS.
Mrs. Bertha Coblenzer and Miss Eliza
Coblsnzer sail for abroad on Thursday,
April Is, from Baltimore. They will join
DR.. and Mrs. Ladislaus Detre in Austria.
Mrs. Henry Ullman returned to her
home in Fredericksburg, Va. Friday.
after a visit with Mrs. M. Rheine OF
Georgetown.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Malvine Woog, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. f. s. Woog and Mr. Joseph u.
Dreyfuss of this city. They will be at
home next Sunday evening April Is
from y to ID O'Clock. at 400 I street
northwest. 'e.
Ex-senator and Mrs. John b. Hender-
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