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STRIKES SUBMERGED Wick.
Steamer Empress Of ireland Stoves
Hole in Her aoNxm.

WHNEFw
Montreal, Oct. 1.-THE steamer En-
press of Ireland. from Liverpool to
Quebec, struck q submerged wreck be-
tween Cape Chatto an Matune. Ii is
reported that a hole had been stove
in her bows and that she was taking
in some water. At Rimousli she took
on her pilot and proceeded to Quebec.
Officials here believe that the dam
age TO the steamer Is not serious.
The Empress of Ireland carried
about 1000 passengers.
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h. D. CORLISS
DEALER TN CITY PROPERTY

Farms and Farm Lands. Loans on
al kinds OF property concluded at
once. Of3ces, suite and 4, first
floor, Morton building.
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We do picture framing; finest as
sortment Of mouldings in the city;
moderate prices. Fargo Decorating
Co. New location, ais Broadway.
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Read the auction al on page toda:
OFF FOR THE WEST.

Atty. :. Il. Wright and Family Leave
for South Bend, Wash.
After enjoying liberal practice In
this city. Atty. e. Fl. Wright, accom-
panied by his family, left yesterday
for South Bend, Wash, where they
will make their future home. They
went direct TO Spokane where they
will spend a short time.
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DesirabIe of6oe for Rent

On ground floor, in good location. En-
quire of @. N. Krogh at savings s.
Loan"
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~Msny-usen OH keeps raaors sharp.
GOVERNOR WON'T LECTURE.
Ebsrhart Says He Has No Leisure for
Bureau Contracts.

st. Paul MINI, Oct. 1s.-- Gov.
A o. Eberhart will not go on
the lecture platform. He says he has
received offers from number of bu-
reaus, but that he has turned them all
down.
"Of course, I shall be more than
glad to speak at gatherings, whether a
fee is charged or not" said the gov
ernor today, but I am not going to
enter into contract with any con-
Germ for q series Of talks have not
got the. time to fll such engagements.
Auction sale Of unclaimed pledges
at 214 Front street starts Monday, Oct
49,
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Fargo Rubber Stamp wks. Phone 1891.
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HORSES

A car OF extra .good. big farm horses
Just arrived at the washington House
barn.
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Ida Melin. EiectrofosHst and Chiropo-
dist has removed to los Broadway
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A Forum want Ad VIM sen It For Yos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23
Los timoS en- Madrid
Cuatro mil duros que vuelan

Tn vecino de Mataporquera, llamads
Jose Garcia Corral, rico comerciante
en .ioyas recien legado Gle Mejico. f,le
Madrid, sin duda con ahlmo de ha-
Ger IN bucn negocio y, etectivam q
tc, 10 ha hecho redondo.
4 un suleto Que encontro casualmen4
T. Y que lo acompano a su hotel ha-
Alandole de negocios v a. que voiVfo
yer al otro dia, le entrcg1 sietc ul
pesetas varias aihajas. valorado To-
do en- 1000 duros. i camhio de IN Sa-
quito, que scgnn diJo su lmproVisado
amigo, eontenia III dlamantes. 4
Garcia Corral eonvencldo de qne hI-
bla iealizado un cxcelente negoeto, III.
Vito 4 eenar en- eI hotel al vendedor. 81
los diamantes.
Este accepts el oisaauio y, con pre-
tcxto de que iba Il aVisar su tlni'-
liza, gano la calle.... y, eualqmla e
cha un galgo
Dicho sc esta que euando q de- Ma
|taporquera ha alberto e saqulto Sc La
en.ontrado con una destambradora co-
lecci6n de suelos de vase
Los diamantes no eran nj slgu'era ese
boro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23
Cronica espanOla
De sobremesa

Todo vendra parar m que suoan
Il vino. sofia decirse; pero on ess'a
ocasi6p nos vemos mas apurados, PueS
todo ha vcnido & parar en- que subeh
Il aqua; como 81 desde tempo ''''"e
mortal no estuvieramos con ei aqua
al cuello. Ya que por la Suppression
del impues., he consumes sobre q VI
No 81 eierre ,iominical dc las tapef-
mas. es cl ~ino 10 que Sc ma apard'"-
do. tai vez nuestros gobernsntes quiz
ran parodiar la mgenlosa "b"nfao'" ue
u,rs. Antonieta cuando eI pueblo de
par;s hambriento. clamaba por pan
amotinado: No tlenen pan, que coii'"'
hizeochos. Ell aqua esta cara
.,u, heban vino. Lo nalo .sera 81 con
\ cambio de precio hay tambicn CAM
b,o de propiedades Y es 81 aqua !"
oue Sc sube s la cabeza. A quIen ITO
r..rodian nuestros directories es Luis
XIV. 81 el dijo: Detras de In'' :"
dIuyio. eIlos dicen: Detras ae nos
s,srx,s la sequ1d.
n ..so 90 que. con este estlra y
.Ao1a en- la mejora de las costu'"pi 70
" no nos van qledar"nl costufnpf&R'
f,,~ndo empezabamos tomar "a gun
To nj aqua va eran mslch"s ios qi'
~~ haiiaban Lgunns los que haDiaai
cn,do en La c,lenta de que ei aqua mas
:. coafa nsarse como bebida, ei eica
recimIento de su consume 'lfh1 '"'
=, ,raste con tan bthenos proposit"s-
os,e no sabe uTo queen cohPa-
aacer 81 owe ussted La emprsTsa 'hs
Canal la .raz6n esta de sn rirte ,
1,oeo menos que le convence ''s'''u
lie one ei stryo no rs IN negocio M
.s,,.,r;,l sine I'm apostoIado. 81 oye
,,sted al Ayunfamlento III h' ''.'
t.miento Sc lava las manos- REM ei'
aue puede permitirse ese luJo' .
owe listed 4 los caseros. mit'ic's {"
sers.t Ser propietario hoy d'a es
ctro apostolado; La coritr'pu''"N' ''''
rcpaos. los inquilinos morosos, III"
,uestos Dor aani, impneftos por aiia -
las mejores fincas no rerfan mas que
mn calatro por ciento-' Una mise'''
Uasta los usureros, con 10 mai que %
ha puesto ell negocio, reeha]an va "'"-
,.-ecsatiyamente las hipotecas soore M
~as.
s; owe listed. 4 los. slnpies vec'i''"'
no propietarios ----
,unoue en- ver,iad, a estos es a los
~. r,.p.s Sc oye, debrendo ser los
..,,e p.nseran Il grito en- el e'eio- "a.
h.. no- experieneia que 81 n" - e
w,. zera otra cosa la que Sc enea-
re~a que todo es variar de d''o'-
p.~o. euando nj la TERRA que p'''l''''
- mr-tra. iqus de particular que '.ii"
r.co sea nucssrs Il aqua que bone
moss ;AyI Fl mundo, como IA 'S'a ~
c.l,bau. es un sitio en que ~ s',-
..,eotr. ts<io 10 neccsarrlo para IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23
Roosevelt, jlnete

Para coslttStar eritIesss .sobre Et
orslen. en- que se exgem pruebaa de re-
sstencia 4 los oticiales de cabaileria
norteamericanos 4 Julcio de afg'mot,
para adiestrarse como unete, tenlealds
EN- cucnta la iarra excursion que 50
propone hacer por Africa. q passiden-
te NJ. Roosevelt rrcoFri0 eabailo lbU
kil6metros en diecisiete horsls, cam
biando de cahallo ocho vcees.
D,mamte la mayor parte de la jor-
NADIA eStuvo cayendo una coTqosa ns'-
vada
Interrogado NJ Roosevelt al tinal
de la jorrada, sin dar muestra alguna
de fatiga, expres6 sI satisfaction en-
una sola palabra diciendo q Sorp1en--
dtnte -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23
Numero 45

que un tcma de discussion; la refor-
MA de los organismos municipales y
provinciales que cn las Camaras Sc dis
cute.
Sera dificil que en- muchos amos vurl-
va Il presentarse en- las COries una loA
que mas afccte al interGs publico
privado de todos los ciudadanos v. sir
embargo, 81 pudiera hacerse la esta-
distica de los que por 10 nenos Ia ha-
yam leido, xperimentariamos grandcs
|sorpresas.
Fuera dc Catalina solo algmos Sc
cretarIos de ayHntamiento listoS Sc ta-
bran puesto 4 estudiar los articui0s
que las Camaras han aprobado, pags
hallar la forma de burlarios antcs 80
)que aparezcan en- la "Gaceta", sancio-
nados pOr la corona.
Esta es la realidad por triste q'e
nos parezca.
Emilio Sanchez Pastor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23

FL arte la moda, por 10 que tsene
IL. arte. son Fl nltimo frfugio de- 10
1,se esta lamado i dessa panecer ha
desa parecido por complete. Por la
moda ress,lcitan el DIrectorio el Impe
rio; h..sta la epoca del buen rcy Dago-
berto. eyocada recIentemcnts en beilos
traF Fs por hermosas actrices del Tea
tro Frances A medida que los ulti-
mos pslebfos coafservadores le sts ira
ies tradicionales, los van desechando
para adoptar las modas de los mas ci-
viiizasios, ,estos recogen piadosa msnte la
que. aquellos abandonan Del Jap6n VI
nieron lbs k. nonoS: de 1hIrquia llegan
lbs titrbautes: de RnS.a los gorros de
cosaco. Guando las 1eganfes de estos
paises encarguen las mievas modas q
Paris. icuai no sera su sorpresa al
YER como vtlsIve lo que elias despre-
c'aIonI
Ia moda actual es una completa
| mascarada historical cosmopolita y zoo
l6gica. Trajes de todas las epocas. to-
eados dc toslos los paises, plumas Y pie
les de toda la fauna eonocida. Pie.
les sobre todo. Detp de haber sida
u- invsrno horrible para los gatos.
Ngaca - lIa conoeido un mes dc Fine
ro tan trazIquIio en los telados Estan
tndos iiaci.ndo de nutria, De armino Y
dc marta sobrc nuestraS senoras. a
su Int.acneia - atribuyc algainos re-
cieDtes disgustos mairimonialeS algu-
sas fsrgxs dc era famoradoS
Jacinto Benavcnte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23

C,,lilran campa por sus respetos. Pros
pcro lee en- sus libros que cl dolor
s...!erna Y IS initil busear aliyio a
los males fudra .dI. espiritual de la lee
tura. Anel .a..'. proyecta la inven-
ci6n de un acroplano, y cuando fe. ha
VA invcntado dira que cl aire le per
tcnecc, nj el aire que rcSpiramos Sc
III nucsiro. sQuien sabef
Acasti dcbemos descar que al NAL SCI
insoportablc. Entonces estaremos mas
cerca de buscar cl rcmcdio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23

Que un buen publico de bnrg'ieSeS
Sc hubicra asustado del repertoire de
Mayo de su compania, no 10 hu-
biera extrafado. Pero que el pubiico
aristocratico - haya sorprcndldo. no 10
comprcndo. mo sabian ustedes de 10
que SO tratabaf I'stcdes que viaJan
nStedes que lecn periodcos cxtranJe-
ros. ustedes que van 4 Paris con Ire
cuencia alli Sc muestran ustedes tan
curiosos de todo. come aqui tlmora--
tos Y el caso es, que icuai---
auiera Sc fla de ustedes! Mayol y su
repertoire alegrc les escandaliza
pcro les divierte Favart, con slls
oTres sfltanas.n obra del repertoire
de la comedia francesa. y Mt1sset, con
su NADIA pecaminoso provcrblo; ouna
puerta ha de estar ccrrada o alberta ~
son los que vinieron pagar los VI
drios rotos de vuestru pudor ofermldo.
De modo. que perdonais mejor 10 pI-
f.dIlft que III SPSo ibuiiit - ''''p'-'i ~
Por sup,bcsto, no hace m'rchos dias
que con motive de I'm beneficio orga-
nizado por distingtidas damas on un
teatro de- esta corte, In empr'sa propu-
so para el prograna una obra recieif
estrenada. de una noralldad edFtican-
tie: M oEl Universon ha tenido NADIA
orle censsIrar en- ella. Pres una de
las damas dilo 4 la emprcsa: Oh. no,
esa obra mol Els muy moral, pero es
muy trste. Es ell defecto que 20 he
lencontrado la moral toda mi vida.
81 sc exeeptua La moral de nihestro
'iblico aristocratico, que ~ emlnente-
E1enfe c6niea. II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23
Combination De pslll@ en- ESPlia

FL dia ocho. por Ia manana, firm5 =
Rev don Alfonso los dcrretos siEnien-
tgs:
Nombrando Obispo de Bare -
don Juan I.aguarda y Female obs
po de Jaen.
Idcm de- Ja5n. don .isan .ias -
Sanz Saraeia. Obs, ST. iear
Idem de Lem. ~ rrotissr g. Hs-
- n. don Eamfn tigi.faset.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23
A los sHSeriiptOrcS Y AgentE

Para la buena martha de esta ADM
nistraci6n, no admitimos Atlas de
suscripeiones este diario sno desde
ell primero de eada mes. Las BAJAS
ae avisaran los dias 30 & 81; advir--
tiendose que las que Sc dieren con pos
terioridad no Sc tomarSn en- cuenta
nj surtiran efecto en- Ia contabllidad
hasta el dfa nltimc del mes siguien'
,- al en- que Sc solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23
Carta dc Espa:na
LA VIDA POLITICA

III autor del "Espiritu de las icycs
intento 81 cstudio de las relacionos en-
re n conriguraci5n dc un pals Y suA-
nSiitucioncS politlcaS: entire otras afir-
mcioncs hizo la de que la libertad
iNia mejor entire monianas que en- los
'aises dc grandoS llanuras. No sabe-
nos en- que Sc puedc fundar Semeian-
e. teoria; quza cl .autor tenia puestos
os oios en- las patriarcalCs costum
)res de Suiza; pero 10 que 81 pued,
itirmar es que la libcrtad no vivo
)ien en- donde la Ilanura no es fisica,
,lno Intellectual
Con motive del ccnso electoral sc es-
y <descubricndo que el mimcro de anal
abetos en- Espana es bastante mayor
lie 10 que Sc creia v ESQ que las esta-
listicas habian acusado va una gran
disima ignorancia en- nuestro suelo :
Y constc que el saber leer y escri-
ir es Saber muy POGO, porque ambas
osas no cors;ituyen slno cl medic de
oder aEoderalse de una porci0n de
ono imientos dc los divefsos orde-
de la. ciencia hlnana.
Claro esta one no hace faIta ser IN
abio para eiercer el derecho elccto
'l hi es uecesario nm 1itulo acade-
mico para eleglr entire yarios eandl-
latos la dipu.aci1n ii Cortes a |;
administration municipal, ei que mas
oniianza merezca Il quien vota: pero
ONO decia 81 adacio ant}gSo, el sabei
q ocura lugar Y 10 sohra q conoci-
Al nto de una pnrci6n de mateflas pa
20 actrtar cn Iasrrna electoral.
Recordamos todo este ror el riesgo
me corren de no ser cntendidos los
predicadores del bloque que van dc
proyincia en- provincial reunIenoo las
'nultitudes para explicarles de como
'repubicanos y monarquicos pueder
iantarse para una empresa que no Sc
etermina cuyos conceptos abstru-
SOS deian cada dia Ell mayor obscnri
I'D los fines que el bloque per.igue.
n esas multitude tusiSfah Id nus,
raci1 que debteran' dado case que
lgalan 81 hubieIa oeupado de proper
innarsela, no serlan escuchados los
oradores de la llamada aiiahza lloerai
on tanto entuslasmo como Sc nos pm
a, nj siqulera con la calna soeieeo
!ue estan acredi'ando los aindidos
|oyentes-
ina mayer e-ttofa les hai ID '"'''-
:er la ht>io2 n 'oh}e'hrof"h' a for 70
nennos, y co aS'. ria pa" q"e -
lesen oidos de h'e'e"o'f "a p''f''
5anda de una eoalieion que III s'a'''e
ra Sc sabe 81 liegara ser e'ec'ofhi :
lue hasta ahora no parece tehef mas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-23

Jacinto Benav nte.
Evening star., 1909-07-11

day for Syracuse. \. Y, to join her sis
Mr. John r. Crown of Washington spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. John
Crown, on Church street
Mr. Charles r. Beasley and daughter.
who have been the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs w Fl. Halliday, have returned to
Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Mary Alder of Mexico is the gues,
of her sister, Mrs. Neill Galloway.
Mrs A. Moore. jr.. is visiting friends in
Rappahannock county.
Mr. Philip Lee of Norfolk is visiting
his father. Col. Charles Lee, near town.
Lieut. Fields. 18th Infantry. L. 8. A.
is the guest of DR.. and Mrs Walter Cox.
Miss Virginia Swanson of Winchester
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lupton.
Mr. Campbell Plugge after visiting
friends in town, has returned to Wash
ington.
Mr. and Mrs Eduard Bush are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Banff, OH Main street
Miss Louise Garrett of Baltimore is the
guest OF Miss Lee near town.
MI. Goodwin Williams Of Washington
spent several days tAo past week with
friends near town.
Evening star., 1909-07-11

dance in honor of the king and queen
Friday night at Dorchester House. their
London residence, was one of the. hand
soonest entertainments of the present
season Their majesties will go to Wrest
Park. the country home of the Reds,
July -, for a weekend visit. 4 large
party has been asked to meet them. The
king has dined before at Dorchester
House, but II was the first time he was
accompanied by the queen and the Prin-
cess Victoria. A recent house party for
their majesties. pictured in The Star to-
day. shows several members OF London
society much in evidence at royal parties.
The king is staying over today with
Right Hon. Lewis Harcourt and Mrs.
Harcourt at Nuneham Park. Mr.. j. +.
Morgan is in the house party to meet
him.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
WARRENToN SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WARRENTON, Va. July ., 1909.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Chamberlain LETT
for Virginia Bea III. where they viii
spend the best part of the summer
Mr. and Mrs Tiffany. after plea SAINT
visit to the latter's sister. Mrs. Cook OF
Baltimore, have returned.
Miss Virginia Helm has returned after
an extended visi, to relatives in New
ark. y. j.
Miss Lettice Clark has as her guest
Miss Fern OF Washington. ID. c.
Miss Bashaw has her g.Iest Miss
Fisher of Washington at the home OF
Mrs. Hoge. on Main street.
La. IS visiting relatives and friends in
Warrenton.
Mrs. Charles Owens and son of Nor
mother. Mrs. Jennie Payne, on waterloo
street.
Mrs. L. W. Stearns and children OF
Alexandria are summering at their coun.
try estate near Warrenton.
Mr.. Winter of Fort Myer. Va, is the
guest at the home OF Mr.. Hugh Hamil-
ton.
Mrs NJ NJ. Green has as her summer
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Hunton and
family. Mrs. William II. Payne and
Wins on Payne. Mrs. Gaylord Clark.
Miss l.. Clark. Miss Fearn. Miss For
ter. Miss Sue Gordon, Mrs. Lea and Mrs.
Gwatkins.
Mrs. Heath and Miss Heath of Nor
folk. Va. are spending the summer In
Warrenton
Evening star., 1909-07-11

Mrs. John S. Goldsmith. The guests Were
Mrs j. Eyster Of Charles Town Mrs
George Rice and Mrs E. l.. McGin
Miss Hornblow Of Princeton ~ J.. is
the guest OF Mrs. =. ~. Powers.
MIR. James T. Griffith of N.w York is
visiting relatives In town
Mrs A. r. Osborne spent the week al
Rluemont with her parents. DR. and Mrs
Plaster.
prof. and Mrs. Wolf OF Petersburg. Va
spent several days the past week with
MIR and Mrs. Dix.
Messrs Frank and Nevitt Shackistt ar.
visiting their brother. Mr.. George SNACK
!, l.
Mrs Edna Hughes and son of Cleye-
land ono, are visiting AIR. ami Mrs.
Hughes.
Miss EuGie Swami. after a prolonged
visit 10 relatives in town, LEFT " WeGEes-
Evening star., 1909-07-11
BERRYvILLE SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
BERRYEILI.E. Va. July 10. 1909.
Miss Isabel Blencome gave a small and
carly dance Thursday To her house guest.
Miss Davis. Among the guests were
Misses Powers. Taylor, Baker. Moore.
Bryan ana Davis and Messrs Glover.
Warden. Elder, Moore, Whiting aud
others.
Miss Matte Dav.s and Miss Gertrude
Pae OF Baltimore are visiting the Misses
Moore on Main street.
DIR. and Mrs. NJ. Griffith Of Washington
are spending some time with DR.. Griffith. !,
father, on Church street.
Miss Mildred Davis of iieradon. Va. is
visiting Miss Isabel Blencome.
Mrs Charles NJ. Brown entertained at
luncheon Thursday IN honor of her :. ste.
Evening star., 1909-07-11
*%;>yal.r =
Health

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HOW YOUNG YOU LOOK WHEN
YOUR HAIR IS RESTORED TO
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you're ao.-it's uns;shdy and embarrassing.
Hays Hair Health will bring back the aatu-
raj color and beauty. and make .yeur hair
bright luxunans ssd full Of youshful vitality.
Stops dandru9 aud falling out. Purely sege.
table and harmlea- not 4 dye.
q AND soc. BOTTLES, AT DRUGGISTS.
Kaye karilne Soap cures Eczema, red,
rough and chapped hands, and all skin disea ses
Keeps skin fne and soft, &c. druggists. Send
d. for free books, '.rhc Care of the Skin, "Ths
Care nf the Hair"
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Evening star., 1909-07-11

leased the Downing property at Falls
Church and moved into same.
Mrs. Charles Berger has returned t.
Falls Church after visit TO her home
in Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Susie Smith of IIerndon is the
guest of her brother. Mr.. A. Nj. Smith.
on Maple avenue.
The following Falls Church people Went
to the Natural bridge this week: Messrs.
NJ. E. Church. Geo. Mankin. GUY Church
and DR.. Robey and Mrs. Church. Mabel
Church. Miss Emily Torreyson and Mrs.
Robe:.
Miss Ida Thomas of Falls Church is
visiting friends in Waynesboro. Va. and
will go to Front Royal before returning
home.
Messrs Willard Quick and Carroll
Thomas have returned 10 Falls Church
after weeks visit to friends at Ash
bnrn, Va.
Miss Mamie Stewart of Portsmouth.
va, ~is the guest of her uncle. Mr.. {. \.
Stewart. at East Falls Church.
Mr. W. T Westcott and family Of
Washington have leased the Lownsbury
residence on Broad street.
MIS- y. W IdDiel anu Soii VI
delphia are guests Of Mrs. Alice Brown
ing at East sails Church.
Misses Ethel Davis and Josephine Lup-
ton CT East Falls Church are visiting
relatives at Round HILL Va.
Mrs. L. J. Northrop entertained tile
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Columbia Bap-
tist Church Tuesday afternoon.
The Baptist folks of Falls Church held
a very successful lawn iete Friday night.
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FALLS CHURCH SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH. Va. July 9. 1909.
Miss Hattie Tuckerman entertained in
a most charming manner a number OF
her young lady friends at the home OF
Mi. J. S. Garrison at East Falls Church
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lizzie White and Mr. Guilford
White of Washington were guests at the
nome of Mr.. John Seay, ST., this week.
Miss Bertha Adams left yesterday for
Winchester and Front Royal. where she
Will spend two weeks with her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. II. Pollen OF Wash
.ngton are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
T. Haskell at East End.
Mr. and Mrs. John Doran are enjoying
i months outing al Chesapeake Beach.
Miss Emma Read was a delegate from
the Columbia Baptist Church here to
the annual meeting OF the Woman Mis-
slonary Society OF the Potomac Associa-
tlon held in the Baptist Church at Lees
purg thus week.
The members of the Christian En-
deavor Society of Falls Church held
social and business meeting at the home
OF lis president, MI. w. i. aiiolt, 80
day night last.
The members of the Episcopal Sunday
school spent a pleasant day picnickins IN
Or lira hams woods, near West rails
Church. Friday.
Mr.. il. &. Rycr and sister. Miss Nettie
Thompson, are visiting In New YORK.
Mrs. f. c. Hendrick Is spending few
weeks at Brooklandsville, MD.
A surprise party was given Thursday
night July \ TO Messrs. Paul and Burns
GIBSON at the home of Mr.. John Gibson
at East Falls Church. Among the happy
throng OF Young people. who spent a most
pleasant evening were Misses Josephine
L. Stambaugh, Myrtle Saul, Pearl Bow
ers. Afys Colt. Lillian Browning, Ruth
and Dora, Shreve. Edith Haskeu, Belle
ana Louise Byrne, Katherine and Ruth
Sullivan. Esther Hurley. Mathilda Ell
nott, Grace Thompson. katherine Dom
nelly and Hattie ruckerman and Mabel
ana vngle Shotweii and Messrs. Paul
and Burns Gibson, Ray Sullivan James
B.own Berry and Thomas Hodgson,
Christopher and Freeman PARROT, Harry
Blanfon. Frank Browning. Frank Mon
cure, Burton Lowe, Florian Elliott, Gran
Vile Adams, Claude Garrison. Frank
Thompson. r. Stambangh. Raymond
Wells. William Byrnes and Mack Fade
ley.
taken the Oaks and has as her guests
Mr.. Berlick ana family and Mrs. Howard
Flagg of Washington.
Mr. +. C.. Logan and wife and Mr..
Vines, wife and daughter OF Lu:ay have
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Mrs, Lizzie White and Mr.. Guilford
White of Washington were guests at the
nome of Mr.. John Seay, ST., this week.
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Mr. and Mrs Louis Silverman are
spending the summer at Silver Spring.
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Miss Bertha Adams left yesterday for
Winchester and Front Royal, where she
Nill spend two weeks with her friends.
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Miss Susie Smith OF IIerndon is til,
guest of her brother. Mr.. A. NJ. Smith
on Maple avenue.
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SOCIETY.
Continued from Second Page)

Ida Conlon. and their sons. Master James
Conlon and Master Joseph Conlon left
last week for Colonial Beach. where they
will spend the entire summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Faber and daughter of
Chicago who were the guests Of rcla-
ives in town for ten days, have left the
CITY