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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-17
.MARGETS VALENTINE


~ MtH huKiHa lodging house
MArEots title was second girl" She
did down" the halls aud stairs.
aHhed the towels. cleaned tho win
dowa. stocked. aiffsH asi~e. answered
deer bells aud did ths npntnlrs work
whoever Marseta forhearn were
er whatever hor nationality. she had
br,n born With ~ least hlnruey
N~tnle iu her mouth To flHttof and
adtlate Waa the aunahine IN her ~. /.
ifr She HAD had no fun. no iove.
no lovers. ~ she created an Interest
w laNishins praise on The unrtspon.
sipe dodgers
u wss liow perferiy grand %
whenever II Was the pArior front
shriniNal WidnN latest shade of
mar ~ ~" top floor literary as.
rtfants newest brain baby Bot
,ith Mercer was not proof against
MHfsrta adefinK attitudes. and
sometimes In the evenings when ah.
handed aruuad the towels. ha would
wsyiny her in The hail ana read her
his latest story.
"Aint that perfectly grandT" aha
would hrnathH Faufmruuaiv.
MlAfuftunsH never r8gna sfwriv
Dick was behind IN his rent his
stories q drug ou the market ana
~ top - y all. he became Mrk 80
dreaded heinE asBf 60 "a hospital He
cnniia"n ihia 90 the second girl
get
She said u again when ihe -nrut
SRI reported his case 20 Mra Burie
AArgri was defiant at first. then line
t"Ate FwHhed 40 SHE ifmpinrp8 the
lanhiadv not t. send Birk tn az.
hospital Take ans wages f1r ria
rent she said finally
i'ick was allowed 10 stav Ifis
s'e HnHFH cost Mafsrt two months.
wages and aii hopes - new drrs.
Tor "A year. Nsxeftheloae hss rof ,..it
again, ana that ~aH n great deal
soon afieFNarsi hs n~rursd wsrt
a. pfunfrusdef with hie firrt
wseh p salary - went g. Mr. Rnsie
fuu " been Hwfnliy good 10 n,e.
@aih OLGA. money can't pay yau
ltuuph' Erunied Nrn Hueir
hnw much Dr. | awa you
Nothing sire r~tnFtsd Nrnffiy
AaFmrtn paid for yuu Tho ntsis
fool wouldn't hssf ~ you going "a
iitr hospital, either. She nursed ya,i
herself
What could h. do Faf Dick kn.,.
That money could not pas Mareet
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Mophiatopholes minglru With the
crowds aud sings Yes. Gold Rules
the World. Then he toreteila for
tunes. predicting nrandor's early
death. and phrophcHien that 6iehsl
will never again carry a bouquet 90
Marguerite. as all the flowers that
he touches will fade away NaIentin.
hearing the name nf his sister,
ruRhea upon the devil assisted hy
hia friend. but the devll draws "a
magic rims around him. protecting
them frum their weapons. bat he
covers before them 40 iiiey make
cross OF their blades The people
then return 10 the dance. and
Faust offers Marguerite MS nm,
which Is refused, II
Act three is IN MaAueianA \
garden Slehel binds bouquet for
Marguerite but IL fades aud be
sings. Flowers. Dear. Speak for
Me lie dips hla hands 81 hsly
water aud by 80 doing bftaaks Che
spell aud lays the flowers az
Marsuerite's feet
Goes for More Fittinq Git.
During this scene. Faust aud the
devil appear and seeing the flow
era. the devil departs 10 secure a
more fitting gift for the beautiful
girl While away. Faust sings.
Greetings. on Holy Spot Me,
phlato appears with a eanket of
Jewels aud after placing Il AZ the
door departs with Faust, Soon.
Marguerite appears. The ballad.
There Was a Klng IN Thule" IL
sung while Hhe aits pennively az her
apinnlnE wheel Discovering the
jewels abe IL blinded by their beauty
aud adornR herself With them. "a
he aria. oh. What JOY. 70 See
Myself 50 Prouily adorned
Martha appears. then Faust with
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My answer to the second puzzle is

Remember the second contest
closes Saturday night al s O'Clock
The picture 10 tho puzzle appeared
~ The Star 81 Tueaday only Must
cHi IL aut from that edition. a. tt
viii not appear again
Come on ssith yevr ana~era. To
some Il il not ao rMay 90 gunAA.
Remember there Will BE- something
dolng for all who keep on the roll
81 honor. best three ont Of five.
PUZZLE EDITOR
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To Clean Kitchen Utensils.

Cleaning pots aud kettles is usually
considered the most disagrecabic piece
OF drudgefy In the household. but like
everything else there is an easier way
70 do Il, # one KNOWS how. As soon
as the food II removed from such
utensils, pour IN some water aud q
small quantity Of a solution made by
dissolving a tablespoonful Of Gold Dust
washing powder In a gallon Of water.
Leave to soak while washing the
dishes, then pour off the water and fiji
with clean suds made IN the same way.
II PARTICLES Of food still adhere 10 the
inside Of the utensils. use pot rings
for removing them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-17

Mophisto While Satan makea
desperate love 10 tho foolish
Martha who falls an easy victim
40 his flatiery, Faust declares his
love for Marguerite and the
quartet render Let Me. Adinrc
You Marguerite in won by the
peralatency Of Faust. and as he "
about 10 depart. calls him back 70
her
Act four ~ street scene. with
the soldiers returning from the
war Valentin IL welcomed by
Sicbel and enters bis home
Mephiaio arrives with Faust NJ
dusk and m a soothing song Earen-
adea Marguerite Vnlentin hear,
ms the uefenAde rusheR out OF HIS
home and is stabbed by Faust ~
the aculfle People assemble Ia
great excitement. and Marguerite
bending over her dying brother ~
condemned by him as being "a
wanton
Marguerite Punished.
The scene then changes 10 the
church, Satan Furnishes Marguerite
By awakening her conscience 20
what She has done and she falls
III sWoon
Tho last act shows Mephisto In
HIS element Faust has been
transported there by tho devil. but
when the vision OF Marguerite ap.
pears before him. he demands that
he be taken 10 his beloved and the
scene changes 20 prison where
Marguerite Is tn captivity SHE
has become insane but recognizes
Faust. who dealring to save her.
once again recalls the scenes ~
their love aud Joy. She finally re-.
pulses him and submits 10 the
Judgment ~ God Faust ficea with
Satan and angels bear Marguerite
10 heaven.
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H.
My chance has CAME
A turn at the Medallion Nickel
Palace Is the splnacchi Sisters
ChrlOitA and Camelia.
The spiuaeehi Sisters bill them
selves as The Two paiuiy Dairy
maids" They'd DO for two Beauii-
ful Blacksmitha just a. well. but
THEN. I mustn't knock one 81
them has kindly took sick and the
other has asked me 70 Kick Ia with
her "a finish mp the week
IAwzee. says 4 Amt had no
practice. and ! might crab the act
At the same time wss just BY.
ING 20 so on.
Well. we're supposed 10 act sim
pie most Of the time. said the well
sister Any mushbean can do Il
and get By thanked her for the
ENCOURAGEMENT, but not for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-17

suppose that you all know what
the parrot said after the irOubie
With the monkey Well I gueas !
said too much yesterday. for there
wefe iz7 answers received this
morning up 10 y O'Clock to yenser.
DAYS puzzle. and nearly all were
correct
Bot then. am net kicking.
actually believed that the puzzle
would prove a hard one Don't look
Ike lt. however
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She vas a mice little lhlne. TOO. all

She was a mice little thing. too. eli
heart
Dick worked early and late He
passed MnrErt often IN the halls. and
spoke kindly. but he had no time to
read his beautiful stories 20 her
Then. one morning something
wonderful happened Margct got a
letter.
II was the first one She had ever
received Her fingers trcmhlea 80
she could scarcely break the seal
Finally hsc did. aud this ~ what
she made ont
Feb ~. 1909. Dear Margcti /
have waited tilI / could get 81. VAT
entinc 90 tells YOU what "a dear, gold b.
On hearted little girl you are. and
90 ask you n you won't be my vaicn~
finr-~not just for today but for
keeps. Say yeH, darling, FOR ! love
Marget Your own. Dick Mercer.
per ST. Valentine
when Marget finished reading this
she fell weakly against the wal
"Ain't u perfectly grand ?' she
whispered. with white lips
Buy a Champion Gas Range and
get a coal or wood range free. 80
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A WIFE'S PRAYER &c; ;:: C.

ORD. bless and preserve that
dear person whom thou hast
chosen to be ms husband. JET his
life BE- long and pleased. comfort.
able and holy and let me also be
come q great blessing and comfort
unto him. q aharer IN all his Joys.
a refreshment ~ all his sorruws. a
meet helper for him IN All the &C.
cidnnts and changes ia the world
make me hmiabie forever IN hts
eyes. and forever dear to him
Unite his heart 10 me IN the dear
est love and holiness. aud mine 10
him IN all sweetness. charity and
compliance Keep me from alt
ungeuileneas. all observation-disclosures
and nnreasonableness 81 passion
and humor. and make me humble
and obadient. useful and obaerYnut.
that We may delight IN each other
according 70 Thy blessed Word.
having our portion IN the love and
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The prisoner nrknuw lodged that
he had afotrn thc precious STONE.
what fid YOU Dc with IT. de-
mandea the police officer
swallowed o. returned thp Rra
ruHed dffihnfiN
Tie officer did not look Hurpris-
81 eve often heard 81 diamond
fn the rough" no commented
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! Father Ties 'Em-son Sewers
fEn.

POUCHKEEPsiE. n Y.
Feb. lion October Z. 1908.
the Rev Dr Van Kleeek. rec.
tor ~ tho Episcopal church az
white Piaina. tied nuptial
knot that launched Mt and
. Mrs Jos G Thompson on mat.
= rimuuial seas
= when Jos G. Thompson ap-
. peared before the supreme
. court in divorce action
. against I.hsinia /. 81 fhump-
= son. the attorney who obtained
an interlocutory decree for
= him WAS Frank Van Kieeck
Are you and The minister
relauyeag asked the court
"iie b my father, answered
the lawyer
"fis ties the knots Judge.
and I unite them
u. Cetaoln etaoin etaoin etaolu
se 4 80 tsss a
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the slam about being muah.
bean
Also. this Miss Spinacchi, Carl0t,
ia. said she'd coach me and give me
Cameila's half ~ the salary. be.
cause without a partner the act
would b. scratched
Go 10 q. says the MedailioQ
Nickel Palace man. I'm hold y0fF
water toting job FOR you"
So I've WENT 10 H.
Continued
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MnI.N aarrk Won onl.r,..

The mayor % tho city % cbiestfs,.
with merry party ~ friends 81
tuFed an auto trip across lows 81
WIS fine summer weather
When nearing Dies MntunH. toe
mayor wishing 60 make sure hn was
taking the right road tnwhed the
capital city. brought the chuHRlug
motor 90 an abrupt stop before .
house
"iiHilou. iheFef hc ahauted. hut
got - fespohae from farnlaf Nifh
broad head gear cunrrrtiCaiiY WELD
Ing n aUFthe.
somewhat put out. the mayor
ecnl bis ehH uffeur into the field
"eir 30 sou realize who my mas
ter put there iHf+
80 Who is her
Ties the mayor nf ghlcaRei"
"EnT Tell him be- Or duuhiB wei
come Ia the bayfield, I'm the Kuv-
efnur % Iowa. myHeifN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-17

While PLAZA pcnieutiary Tarrytovn
merit Of being grim jest hardly
o he Revolution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-17

The passage OF bill IN tbs ndl
might Is veil for right
parliamentary tricks ia the legislative deck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-17

wyoming cabinet. but the
eternal the fact that he
malls from Indiana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-17

his health bu, II win be jus.
railroads detachable
corporations.
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n HOME HINTS MI

The housewife who uses canned
goods and does not understand the
comparative merits Of the various
brands iab0rs az a disadvantages
While the whole range Of Ameri.
can timed goods Is syastiy I'm.
proved over what Il has been. IL Is
still necessary "a know the brands
10 order to get satisfactory results
The woman VINO telephones her
grocer for Some Of those nice
sweet peas like the ones had last
time has but her own negligence
10 blame ~ she gets tough and
ta8teieas vegetables
II bread b. used instead Of pastry
flour in a baking powder mixture
deduct two tablespoons from each
cup called for IA the recipe
Never use melted butter IN MAX.
Ing cake. u will make the cake
heavy.
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partnership in New
demonstrating business = poor both do~n there
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nThfs fhtna ~
" sntea befn' led
ter fh altar a. =
periite figHer %
speech - ff'a go
utaa who alias
hanRn bach "
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The garbage man VII have
exalted deao of ha people consider swin
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One the and
police burden Of clues
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Inc a slepmnther.

a pike IT, small boy named Hip.
piucott. who o. just about 8 years
nid. was being uathed hY hia mother
% dag OF two ago ana ha wasn't at
an pleased with the way things
were going. a. one place tn tho
proceedings bis mother began to
scrub hiH neck vigorously u made
him mad
"iieref" he said Eyer too rough
You treat me iiat ike q stepmother
would"
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One Judging under
bad
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The council almost ordered company
cars. company be relied almost do II
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vaingiorious harhor bin
Joker untIs saw
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one fought and strove uuceaaiuR-
Isl for fame
md az the END De died without o.
uIfnrs
Another for The laurel caring
uHuNht.
Achieved "a Fame with bays uudV
ing frnuWtt.
Fame main 81 wny~auite Ike a wO-
man ahn'
OF apuruing those who WOO too arr
IDENTITY
No doubt she finds It pleasant 90 be-
WOuOu
But would be tempted rather than
pursued
John kcndficlg Bangs. IN smart
Set.
yAur 60 a,,a.aa. g.. $50.
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Nature ~ something ut d preAii-
dfritafor Win the AID ~ q thaw
abe can turn n skate into founder
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No. Archibald airi isn9 called q
Hiiss because she never makes MT
Every man may have hia price.
but - doesn't always accord win
hia market value
When man gives his note. ~
doesn't prove that be got Ibis pur-
chase fof a aonE
one 81 the paradoaaa Of slang ~
thai when r. fellow 10 all Ia A. means
that be is out
A fer the newly rich. many a
woman has boudoir who doesn't
know how 90 PRONOUNCE g.
The man who makea fool Of
himself wouldn't be 80 bad N he
didn't also make fools ~ others.
The fellow who borrows your pm.
hfeiiu Ia clear weather believes la
making hay While the sun shines.
Was tat The musiceiel what 10
you think % the timbre 81 her
voice.
wagE sounds like a sawmiii
Haan Don't you find that Swiss
rhsaas to very indiaeattbief
Ioah ON the contrary. ii u very
hole some
aeribbier -she isn't writing any
more articles on hos "a manage
serawier No. she knows better
nov, She b. married
niobbs rlghtwad claims that
when charity b. needed he De- always
the first 90 put hih hand Ia hia
siabba Yes. and ne keeps a
there
Retarasa VITA Istsre.f.
She had been tho proud p0sscaaof
81 new engagement rims for FUZZY
aa minutes when she finally sffuE
Rind from hls embrace long enough
50 regain her breath and remark.
"gsosRr. dear. { have e confession
20 make. and 40 hops you WON'T
WHAT 10 a. dariinRT asked
geoFge 90 p tone redoieni wiih ans
~ a 10 this. George. replied
tie fair daughter % Eve Rave
no further use for your Kisses.
sBearesi.- 10 interrupted "yon-
you DO not really mean that %
certainly" she answered and
Tor that srfY reason I'm going 20
give every one o. them back 70
Yeu."
~sns~thfsE In That tiag.
n wshdef N Kings rUfuuatioh
robe could properly be eiaHard -
MH
"Am whmtF
A. rain coat -" Baltimore
American,
Temporary lapse
Doesn't SHE ever step falkina
fuh Era. when nhe IS breaking 10
fresh piece 81 gum ~ Kansas CRY
Journal
Wise Tho CHORAL society should
change ua name 90 the Ehloral 30
FlntF
f4fnamaa MhNF
WISE wont tn thrtr concert last
nirht aud a put me % sleep
newark star
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The nearest some people ever get
to beneFoience f. offering adYice.--
Youngstown Telegram.
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wtat the nrsboa snoqaame appears equIp
Hfe
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WANT To sell your furnliun.
See page 8. 80
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The people are gaining on The United States senate.
That obstruction the popular will is steadily being
broken down.
It's majority is still representative o the dolarhe big
dollar Of the big corporate interests Its domination is still IN
the hands OF Adch, Hale Elkns Ganger-Rockeicller,
Hartman Morganthe railroads. the tariff osteed interests
the bapks-hc specially favored few
hut the minority members OF the seua,ethe few who rep
the many our interests aud mine gentle eader)the
minority IS growing
Primary election OF senators is doing wonders.
There many p senators who can be called
"progrcssiyes."
Think az that Out 81 %
Aud then there a list Of dozen whose eanngs
ward the progressive side and from whom the OF prog
has hope for recruits quarter with possible
ties OF third OF the working the peoples side
That S really hopeful That number is enough il well
organized and handled make good fighting minority
But important IS the rapidity with which reaction
aries being retired because they such Think the
changes Mere mention OF their tells the story
Burton from Ohio place OF Foraker Is there not chapter
in that change
Brsow from Kansas in place OF Long Chamberlain from
Oregon place OF Fulton; Jones from this an place of
Ankeny; CunuinS from Iowa in place Of Allison Johnson
M M from North Dakota in place OF Hansbrough Crawford
from South Dakota place OF ktrdge Bradley from Ken
lucky place McCreary Shivey from Indiana place OF
Hemenwaya these changes brought about by the retire
of a reactonary.
In nearly all these cases tine retirement
been due the adoption OF the prmaryeither the soalcd
voluntary primary prevails in southern
the primary mp BY enactment in Washington In
form other the primary Is force in y states
And the idea spreads.
In the little senate band which fighting the peoples
side good courageous Such La Toilette.
Boah Beverdge BristoW, Cummins Bourne They not
green recruits They have their and have proved their
worth And behind their the everlasting strength Of
right,
Take courage
Whenever the American people has made mp It's mind.
said Senator Hoar memorable address that mis-repre
body when is Judgment formed when It's will IS
determined that will be carried effect, Whether
through through
through presidents presidents through constitutions
constitutions the irresistible will make rs way
II 10 years those words uttered To-day his
prophecy IS giving promise 81 being fulfilled.
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Wise The choral society should
change iia name 90 the Choral 40
rlntF.
f4fmTmsa WHY
Ntma-f urnt tn their concert last
n4rht aud it put me 20 sleep
newark star
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Doesn't she ever step faikina
~uh. yea. when nhe Is breaking tn
a fresh piece 81 gum ~ Kansas CTS
Journal
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Herihbler -she isn't writing any
more articles on hos te manage a
husband
serawier No. she knows better
now. She b. married
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The fellow who borruws your ums
hfeiiu Ia clear weather believes la
making has while the sun shines
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Hobbs Tightwad claims that
when charity b. needed he is AWAY
the first 90 pui hia hand ia his
pocket
slobba Yes and he keeps u
Han.
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Wias Cat the muHicatel what 30
you think % the timbre 81 her
vaioef
WaEE sounds like a sawmiii
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Everett and Edmonds

MEALS SERVED.
Three round trips daily Leave Sc,
attie at a M, ne m and y m
Sunday. leave Seattle az tao a. M, IA
M aud m. Leave Everett al a,tA a
m. 2ii5 y m and 7itb p m. sunday.
leave EVerett at 9s4b a. M, 2iib y "a.
end 7,ib - m Single fare 10 duohom.
ish 81 90 Round trip 81. 40.
steamer CITY Of everett. colinan Dock
~ onaea Sunset Main aces ina qaa
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WANT Good attorney. See page
q zee
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A TOT the newly rich. many q
woman has a houdnif who doesn't
know how 90 pronounce &C.
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Nuf7fFfHInE IN iHHf Fi"F8
II wonder ~ = Kings coronation
robe ceuld properly De elasAFa 20 /"
@HH
"Aa whntT
A. rain coat "= Baltimore
American.
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Buy a Champion Gas Range and
get a coal or wood range free. 49,
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one Of the paradoHaa 81 slang ~
that be is out
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No. Archibald airi isnt called q
uins because she never makes hit
The Washington herald., 1909-05-02

Ruiz: Mrs. irwin. wife Of Commander
William Manning Irwin. who chaproned
Miss Irwin and Miss AieshiTe; Baroness
Paumsartten, accompanied by her dagg7i-
ter, Baroness Marie Paumgartten- Others
who went over were the Misses Smith.
daughters OF Gen. Robert Smith; Miss
Vera Downing. and Miss Isabel Magruder.
Mrs Mitchell Carroll Of Belair. cleye-
land Park, viii be az home Tuesday aft
ernoOn from 10 O'Clock
Mrs Joseph Grosner and daughter Ruth
have retTl ned from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel s. slmpkins
accompanied by their daughter. Miss
Faith Simpkins. viii 20 TO their place al
Beverley Farms. Mass. for the summer
months. closing their Washington resi-
Cence for the season on MAY y
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh wallace have
booked accommodations on the Kaiser
Wilhelm II and viii spend the summer in
Europe
Mrs. Samuel Reber, daughter Of Gen.
Miles and wife Of Capt Reber. now in the
Philippines. is en- route 10 Japan with
her children. 70 make an extended trip.
She has been in Manila throughout the
winter
Mrs. Converse. widow OF Rear Admiral
Converse. L. : n. has given Up her
Connecticut avenue residence and left
April 30 for Baltimore. Nd. and Bristol.