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WHY IS FAT

Is II because one is born with the tendency
Or Is it one Of ''Iifes trials or is II due to
just plain hearty appetite: The doctors saw
NOT any one OF these phrases the question cor
rectly. They say fat Is because the fat person s
digestive organs are defective. Such organs II
seems, don't change the fatty foods eaten by
stout persons into heat and energy as they
should. Instead the food fats pass on into tho
system unconsumed. Hence fat layers accumu-
late under the skin in quiet spots, such as the
chin. abdomen. shoulder blades etc
Let that digestive defect be corrected and
the formerly fat person goes back TO his or
her original shape. You prove this on YOUR
self. Seyenty-fye cents will secure from xo,r
druggist one of the large cases of Marmola
Prescription Tablets recently licensed for sale
by the Marmola Company. of Detroit. Mich
Take one Of these tablets after each meal and
at bedtime and the demonstration starts right
there. Very soon you will experience new
sense of digestive comfort and delightful feel
ing Of increased energy which should be fol-
lowed in due season by a gradual uniform do
crease Of your fat.
During the demonstration period you eat and
drink formerly, remember. The tablets need
no help from either dieting exercising never
theless the daily loss shoLld approximate ten
sixteen ounces day.
Now. WHY is il you get thin: Why is II the
fat just seems slip away, leaving your flesh
smooth. firm and wrinkleless? Simply because
Narinola correcis that digestive defect thereby
stopping further fat accumulation and enabling
the body forces TO harmiessly dissolve what has
already gathered.
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BRAINS GUST BEAUTY
IN ENGLISH SOCIETY
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
LONDON, March 4. 1909.
- CARCELY day passes that the
papers do not contain the record
of a speech by the talented wife
Of one or another of'the politi-
clans Of the moment. Today 1t is
Mrs. Winston Churchill, the charming
young woman who recently became the
wife of that ambitious son of an Ameri
can woman; yesterday 1t was Mrs. Regi
nald Mckenna, the better half of the
secretary of the navy ala the present
cabinet; and yet farther back We lis
tened to the well chosen words of Mrs.
Lloyd George, the eonsort of the harass-
ed chancellor of the exchequer. Before
these ladies made their initial appear
ances in public few suspected their abil-
ity as speechmakers. but it occasioned
little or no surprise. as they are but shin
ing exponents of new craze which has
attacked the wives of all the men who
aspire to public life In England. A can
didate for parliamentary honors here is
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BEAUTIFUL HAIR FROM
A HOMEMADE TONIC.

Every woman desires beautiful hair
and a good tonic is just as much a nec-
essary adjunct to the toilet aa IL SOAP
or tooth powder. But good hair tonics
are expensive. Here is a recipe for q
homemade preparation that will give as
good or better results than the highest
priced ready-made tOnics and not cost
half TN much. Mix half pint of alcO-
hOl with half pint Of water, add an
ounce Of Beta QuinOl. Simply shake
we'll together and your tonic n ready
for use. II you prefer you can use u
pint of imported bay rum Instead Of the
alcohol and water. Beta QuinOl used
daily will give vitality, health and at
tractiveDess to the hair. Any woman
who appreciates the value of luxurinnt,
soft and glossy. hair cannot afford to lie
without this almost magical aulniue
hair tonic. Any druEgist will sell you
the Beta QuinOl aud alcohol or bay
rum.
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BENNING AND VICINITY.

The funeral of Harrison J. Dilkes of
Seat Pleasant was held Wednesday, with
services at his former home and inter
ment at Port Tobacco. Md, Rev. C. NJ.
Hause officiating.
Charles j. Widmayer OF Benning is
visiting friends in Utica, \. Y, where he
will remain several weeks.
The Benning Temperance Social League
has disbanded but will reorganize in a
few months
The Misses Browne of East Deanwood
gave dance at their home Wednesday
evening, 1t being the nineteenth birthday
anniversary of Miss Edna Browne. The
many guests enjoyed the dancing and re-
, freshments until a late hour.
Martin Hulse. Robert Symes and William
Hartigan of Clarendon, Va. were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lesntzer at a
dinner given in honor of the former at
their residence in Anacostia avenue
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Robert C. Rose Dead.

Robert c. Rose. who died recently at
his home, 81 East Williamson street.
Baltimore, after a long Illness was seven
ty-nine years old and a veteran of the
Mexican and civil wars. He was a resi-
dent Of Baltimore, but had many relatives
In Washington.
Twigg In the Mexican war and served
throughout that conflict. During the civil
war he was a fireman on the gunboat
Iroquois.
knights of Pythias took charge OF tie
funeral. He had been a member of tha
order
Robert Rose was the eldest son OF
Israel and Elizabeth Hitchcock Rose. one
Of the Oldest families in south Baltimore.
The interment was in Mount Olivet
cemetery. His wife, Mrs. Margaret Rose,
and three children survive him.
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Policeman Would Divorce Wife.

Alleging that while lie was doing night
duty as patrolman of the metropolitan
police force, his wife entertained a mas
culine friend Howard w. Robey has
filed suit for absolute divorce against
Clara +. Robey and named the man as
correspondent.
According 10 the bill filed by Attorney
Wilton j. Lambert the couple were mar
ried september 20, 1901. and lived togeth-
er until the second instant when the wife
returned To the home of her mother
About three months ago Mr.. Robey says
he suspected his Wifes conduct and set
a watch upon her.
They have no children.
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promptu, but nevertheless are carefully
prepared and noliShed beforehand A. a

promptu, but nevertheless are carefully
prepared and polished beforehand As a
consequence she is generally regarded as
the most successful young married woma n
In town at the present moment. She is
the best advertisement for her husba nd
that he has ever had and that is saying
great deal. for Winston is an adept at
the business of self advertising Even
that clever mother of his, Mrs. George
CORVALLIS West. has been thrown into
the background by her new daughter-in-
law.
1t is freely limited in political circles
that Mrs. Winston Churchill did not ac
quire her mastery of the short speech
without hard work. Indeed, il is said
that ever since her marriage she has
been in daily attendance at an academy
of elocution studying as hard any
school girl for an examination.
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RIVERDALE SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
RIVERDALE. Md. March IL, 1909
Mrs. Mary E. Brady of Baltimore is
the guest of the Misses Fowler. Lafay-
ette avenue.
Mrs II. G. Dieffenbach of Jersey City
has returned TO her home after a de-
lightful visit to her sister, Mrs. Charles
Dunlap Jefferson avenue.
Miss Marie I. Simons of Jefferson ave-
nue. is visiting relatives in Jacksonville
Fla.
Mr. Steadman of Panama is spending
several weeks at the home of Mrs. A. NJ
Simons, East Riverdale.
Mrs Catcher Gibson entertained the
Riverdale Afternoon Euchre Club at her
home on Jefferson avenue Wednesday
last. After luncheon was served cards
were played until late in the afternoon
Those attending were Mrs. Alfert w
Roome, Mrs. Donaldson, Mrs. f. A
Truan, Mrs r. f. White, Mrs F.. NJ
Albert o. Etienne and Miss Charlotte
Roome Mrs. Davis won first prize, Mrs
Etienne second and Mrs. Roome third.
MISS MaUge or winchester Is
visiting Mrs. Brice Bowie, Cleveland ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Devlin have closed
their home in Riverdale and will reside
in Washington in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. De Groot en-
tertained Friday last in honor of Mrs
De GroOt's aunt Mrs. Henry G.. Dieffen.
bach of Jersey City. Music was the fea-
ture OF the evening. Those there to meet
Mrs. Dieffenbach were Mrs. A. Edgar
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stein. Mr. and
Mrs e. r. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Walter
r.. Thorne, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shipley
Mrs Charles Dunlap, Miss Florence
Lewis. Miss Susie Dunlap. Messrs. Goa
and Glass of Nj. A. c. and Master Clar.
ence Smith.
Mrs. Footc and Miss Pollock are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Stein for
a few weeks.
Mrs. W J.. Denham of Washington and
Mrs. j. b. Hawes of Denver. Col. are
spending several days with their sister
Mrs. John Hollingsworth, West River.
dale.
Master Herbert Schafer of Madison ave-
nue. Is visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Col. John Driscol of Greenbrier. w.
Va, has been the guest of his nepheW
MIR. Charles +. Steinmeyer
Mrs. Robert a. Bennett of the Oaks
has had Mrs Meade of Syracuse. n. Y,
visiting her for some weeks past
Mr.. David Weinberg of New York and
Miss Treat of the same place have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Stein
meyer, Chateau Dawn.
Miss Marie Mcfarland of WASHINGTON
is the guest of Mrs. Charles Earl
Mrs. Ella Chamberlain of WASHINGTON
was visiting friends here last week
One OF the most enjoyable evenings OF
the season was spent by the members OF
the Citizens Association and Ladies' AK
Hilary and their friends Tuesday last at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs H. Edgar
Lewis. Jefferson avenue. Routine business
was transacted by both societies. after
which a musical program and social in
tercourse were enjoyed The hostess
served refreshments from a beautifully
arranged table in the dining room those
assisting being Mrs. Harry T. De Groot
Miss Maize Meyer and Miss Florence
Lewis. Those present We're Mrs Robert
A. Bennett, accompanied by Mrs Meade
of Syracuse. y. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
+. Steinmeyer. accompanied by Col Dris-
coll of Greenbrier. w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs
William ID. Hinckley. accompanied by Mr.
Colin Omohundro; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
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lost indeed without the active support of
his wife on the platform.

lost indeed without the active support of
his wife on the platform.
There was time when these women
worked in the background. Like Maggie
Shand In Barries play. What Every
Woman Knows" they were content to
inject into the oratorical efforts of their
husband by subtle suggestion all un-
suspected by their stronger half, the lit
tie light touches that make all the diff
ferences between a good speech and
great one. Today they save their qulbs
and jests and Shavian episrams for their
own appearances on the public plat
forms
Strange as 1t may seem this new de-
parture by English society women can be
traced to- their desire for social triumph.
Not far back In the dim past beauty
alone opened the door to social pre-emi-
nence. Nowadays mere beauty is q drug
on the social market. Every woman is
beautiful: If not by nature then by art.
The figure of a Venus de Milo and the
face of a Raphael Madonna can be pur-
chased at SO much per inch from the
Swedish masseur or the French beauty
doctor Of Bond street. Thus 1t is that the
modern society woman appeals to intel
lect to help her separate the chaff from
the wheat, and to political speechmaking
as a new and unique method of demon
strating her fitness for inclusion in the
most exclusive of hostesses' invitation
lists.
Mrs Winston Churchill has shown that
she is a past master in the art of deliv-
that leaves everybody pleased with them
selves. the world in general and with
Mrs. Churchill in particular. Her ef-
forts have all the earmarks Of being i'm
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Miss Mary Dubois and Messrs. Samuel
Dubois and Edward Hooper of Baltimore
have been visiting at the home of Mrs.
G. B. Maynader here. Mrs Maynadier
and her son Seton have returned from a
brief visit to relatives at Bancroft. Bal
timOre county.
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Mr.. G. B. Maynadier is at Sparta. Ga,
on business connected with the bureau of
soils, United States Department of Agri-
culture.
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Miss Henrietta Shipley of Baltimore and
Mr.. William Edmondson of Cleveland,
Ohio. have been the guests of Mrs. l.. I.
Bowers, Maryland avenue.
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CONTINUED from Fifth Page.)

Harry W. Dorsey. Franklin avenue ex-
tended Messrs. Dorsey and Fuller Sc
cured the highest number of points. At
Ter play refreshments were served, in
which several ladies Joined.
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Colleen Hughes of this city, has returned
to her home in Mobile. Ala. after visiting
Dr. and Mrs. Robert McC. Glass at their
home on FairmOunt avenue.
Miss Florence Rutherford has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends at Wood
stock, Va.
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Mrs. L. H. Odel of New York, sister of
Mrs. Lydia A. Wilson. and the latter S
cousin Mrs. Orrie Grant. also of New
York have been visiting Mrs. Wilson at
her home on Spencer street here
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Miss Martha Virginia Hardesty of Cha
neyville. Calvert county. Md, has been
visiting relatives here.
Evening star., 1909-03-14

The Earl and Countess of Seafeld were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G
NJ Macintosh. Spencer street, during the
week They will visit Toronto and Mon
treaI, Canada, before returning TO Scot
land.
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Miss Elsie White of Dickerson. Mont
gomery county, has been visiting Miss
Alice Carr.
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Ruth Chapter, Order Of the Eastern
Star, of this place will entertain their
friends in Masonic Hall here Monday
evening March ~. a musical program
will be rendered and refreshments
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Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Carr of Baltimore
and children have been visiting Judge and
Mrs. Arthur Carr, Johnson avenue.
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DR.. and Mrs Charles A. Wells will re-
turn to HyattSville about April ]. They
have been spending the winter months
in Washington.
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c.,

Tanning. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Meyer. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank De Groot, Mrs. Carleton.
Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. II. T. De Groot. Mr..
and Mrs John r. Risdon, Col. ]. l.. Nc
Gee, Misses Edith De Groot, Aimee Lewis
and Raymond Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Quigley have moved
TO Washington and will make that their
future home.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. w. Taylor OF Washing
ton are now occupying the Chamberlain
property on Lincoln avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d. Hinckley were
treated to a surprise party Saturday
evening last. it being the occasion of their
twentieth wedding anniversary. Those
who participated in the surprise were Mr..
and Mrs Gerhard and the. Misses Mildred
and Louise Gerhard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Peters and Miss Peters, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Ludwig, Mr.. Leo Weisen-
born, all of Washington, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. De Groot and Miss De
Groot of Riverdale.
Mrs. George Cox of Washington has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. P. Little.
Adams avenue.
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Mrs. Eta T Talbot of Chaneyyille,
Calvert county. has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Arthur Carr. Johnson avenue.
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Mrs George s. Bernard of Petersburg,
Va, has returned after a pleasant stay
with Mrs. w. d. Porter, Avon avenue.
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Rev. and Mrs S. Ward RICHTER are
visiting the formers parents in Newark,
n. j.
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Miss Jennie McChesney of Front Royal,
Va, is the guest of Miss Ada Smith, near
Seat Pleasant, this county.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Yeatman of
Westminster. Md. have returned after a
pleasant stay with friends in Brentwood
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Mrs NJ V. Tierney and Miss Tierney
will return to HyattsviIle about April l..
after spending the winter months in
Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Y. McIlhenney of
Milwaukee. Wis. have returned after a
pleasant stay with friends and relatives
in this neighborhood.
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Mr.. William D. Porter. Avon avenue.
will entertain the Hyattsville Stag Bridge
Whist Club Thursday evening of next
week.
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Mr. Samuel p. Hyatt Of Mitchellsville,
this county, has been visiting friends in
Washington.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOCIETY
Special Correspondence of The Star.


WINCHESTER, Va, March 13 1909
Mrs. Peter Vredenburgh, who has been
spending the winter at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander NJ
Baker, at their home on South Washing
ton street. left this week, with her little
son. Master Jim Vredenburgh, for Free
hold, n. j.. where they will spend the
spring and summer at the Vredenburgh
country place.
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SOCIETY.

| SOCIETY.
Continued from Fifth Page.)
| Harry W. Dorsey. Franklin avenue ex
tended. Messrs. Dorsey and Fuller Sc
Ter play refreshments were served, IL
which several ladies Joined.
Mrs. Eta T. Talbot of Chaneyville
Calvert county. has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Arthur Carr. johnson avenue.
Mrs. L. H. Odel of New York. sister o
Mrs. Lydia A. Wilson. and the latter
cousin, Mrs. Orrie Grant. also of New
York. have been visiting Mrs. Wilson a
her home on Spencer street here.
Miss Elsie White of Dickerson. Mont
gomery county, has been visiting Mis-
Alice Carr.
Mr.. G. B. Maynadier is at Sparta. Ga.
on business connected with the buraRu o
soils, United States Department of Agri
culture.
Miss Henrietta Shipley OF Baltimore ant
Mr.. William Edmondson of Cleveland
Ohio. have been the guests of Mrs. L.. I
Bowers, Maryland avenue.
Miss Martha Virginia Hardesty of Cha
NEVILLE. Calvert county, Md, has beer
visiting relatives here.
Miss Mary Dubois and Messrs. Samue
Dubois and Edward Hooper of Baltimore
have been visiting at the home of Mrs
G. b. Maynadier here. Mrs. Maynadiel
and her son Seton have returned from {
brief visit to relatives at Bancroft, Bal
timOre county.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Carr of Baltimore
and children have been visiting Judge an(
Mrs. Arthur Carr, johnson avenue.
Mrs. George S. Bernard Of Petersburg
Va, has returned after pleasant stay
with Mrs. w. d. Porter, Avon avenue.
The Earl and Countess of Seaheld were
visitors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
NJ Macintosh Spencer street, during the
week They will visit Toronto and Mon
treaI, Canada, before returning TO Scot
land.
Miss Jennie McChesney of Front Royal
Va, is the guest of Miss Ada Smith, near
Seat Pleasant, this county.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles A Wells will re-
turn to Hyattsville about April ]. They
have been spending the winter months
in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Henry G. Yeatman of
Westminster Md. have returned after a
pleasant stay with friends in Brentwood.
Rev. and Mrs S. Ward RICHTER are
visiting the formers parents in Newark,
N j.
Ruth Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, of this place will entertain their
evening. March 22. A musical program
will be rendered and refreshments
served
Mrs. NJ. V Tierney and Miss Tierney
will return TO Hyattsville about April !
after spending the winter months in
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs James Y. McIlhenney of
Milwaukee. Wis. have returned after a
pleasant stay with friends and relatives
in this neighborhood.
Mr. William D. Porter. Avon avenue.
will entertain the Hyattsville Stag Bridge
Whist Club Thursday evening of next
week.
Mr. Samuel p. Hyatt Of Mitchellsville,
this county, has been visiting friends in
Washington.
Miss Katherine DuvalI of Baltimore is
visiting Miss Caroline Duckett in Bla-
densburg.
Mrs Josephine Dent of Washington has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. How
ard Duckett, Bladensburg.
The Hyattsvile Dramatic. Club Is max
ing preparations to present two farce
comedies for the benefit of the local base
ball club.
Miss Marjorie Jenifer of lower Prince
George county is visiting friends and
relatives in West Hyattsville.
DR. c. A. Czarra of West Hyattsville is
visiting friends in Chicago. .
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Miss Marie Louise Hack of this city
has gone TO Baltimore to visit Mrs AL
bert Marburg, after visiting friends in
Washington.
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DR.. Hugh G.. Russell has returned tc
Richmond, Va, after spending severa
weeks at the home of his parents, MIR
and Mrs. l. sW. Russell, in this city or
account of his health, which has beer
greatly improved.
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Miss Frances Peyton Page. who has
been visiting Miss Mary Worthington in
Washington, has gone to Baltimore to
spend a short time with friends.
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Mrs. Forrest w. Brown has returned
from a visit to her brother. Rev. Dallas
Tucker, at the Episcopal Church rectory
in Harrisonnurg, Va.
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Miss Katherine Duvall of Baltimore Is
visiting Miss Caroline Duckett in Bla-
densburg.
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Mrs B. w. Roderick of Charles Tow
is the guest of friends in Washington.
Evening star., 1909-03-14

Mr. Randolph T. Mcclure has returned
from visit of several days to friends in
Washington and Baltimore.
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Miss Mary Hack of Winchester, who
has been visiting Mrs. William Davis al
her home in Washington, has gone tc
Baltimore on a visit to relatives and
friends.
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Mrs. Josephine Dent of Washington has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. How
ard Duckett, Bladensburg.
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Mrs w. P. Mcclure and Miss Evy
Tucker Mcclure are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis II. Hyde in New
York city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Haynie have
gone on an extended visit to friends In
Washington, Wilmington and Phladel-
phia.
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Mrs William r. Willis and Mr.. Harry
II. Willis have returned from short visit
to friends in Washington.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Quigley have move'
to Washington and will make that thei
future home.
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Miss Annie Luttrell has returned to
Washington after spending some time in
this city as the guest of her aunt. Mrs.
Ira Capper
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Kenneth Weaver and
son, who have been spending the winter
wit;l friends at Winston, \. c., have re-
turned to the home Of Mrs. Weaver's
parents Mr. and Mrs. 1. II. Faulkner. on
North Kent street for the spring and
summer
Evening star., 1909-03-14

Mrs. NJ. H. Larrick has returned from
Washington, where she has been spending
some time with relatives and friends.
Evening star., 1909-03-14

Mrs. Luther Shanhotz has returned to
Rock Enon Springs. after spending a
week with friends in Washington.
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The Hyattsville Dramatic Club Is max
ing preparations to present two farce
comedies for the benefit of the local base
ball club.
Miss Marjorie Jenifer of lower Prince
George county is visiting friends and
relatives in West Hyattsvile.
DIR. c. A. Cara of West Hyattsville is
visiting friends in Chicago.
Evening star., 1909-03-14

Mrs. George Cox of Washington ha.
been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. P. Little
Adams avenue.
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