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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-07-02
The Commissioners Proceedings

The Commissioners Proceedings
CONTINUED from page one.)
for the period required BY section
2S45 revised code Of North Dako-
ia, and whereas it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the board Of
county commissioners that the re-
quirements of law in regard to in
corporation of villages have been
fully complied with.
It is therefore ordered by the
board of county commissioners of
Mclean county, North Dakota,
that said territory designated in
said petition shall with the assent
of the qualified voters thereof be
Incorporated as a village. known
by the incorporated name of Cru
So"
4O
You will please take notice that
on the 18th day Of July at the
school house in the town Of Russo,
Mclean county, North Dakota, a
meeting of the qualified voters, re-
sidents within the territory Of the
proposed village Of Ruso, to vote
upon whether such territory shall
be an Incorporated village, will be
had.
Dated this 18th day Of June, 90.
Hans Hultberg, Chm.
F Mahowald
Swan Hanson
On motion Geo Nerberg was APP
pointed road overseer for district
No - l49-7S, j. j. Jones failing
to qualify.
On motion bill Of A. T. Daniel
son for express and drayage for
county officials and postage for
treasurer's Office from Jan to Jun
was allowed at $S342.13.
On motion auditor was instruct
ed to draw warrant for $4,000 in
of Iowa Land Co., for dam
age awarded to Mrs Elizabeth
Wise and husband for a strip of
and used as a public highway
across lots l and 2, sec 27-l47-77
Parties having given "a satisfac-
tory deed to Mclean county.
On motion sheriHsx statement of
of delinquent personal
taxes was accepted and ordered FL
Ell.
On motion bill of Winnipeg
General Hospital for board and
nursing Mrs Cora Tedd was not
allowed. 1
On motion all applications for
yer laid over. 20,
On motion July 7th. 1909 was
set for hearing all reasons for or
against the laying out q cartway
as described in a petition signed
by Brost.om and others.
On motion application of John
P. Reitter for abatement of 1908
taxes on personal property was not
granted.
Communication Of G. r, Brain
ard in regard to DR.. Julius
bill for services rendered
on 81 O Hanson was received and
on motion request therein was not
granted.
On motion board adjourned to
meet at 1880 o'clock p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members present.
On motion bill Of Henderson,
Mathesen &. Ongran, extradition Of
was allowed at $223.7O.
On motion the following bills
were allowed and warrants order
ed drawn in payment Of same:
Peter Wiese, caring for
quarantined patients. /. 10 90
Herbert f O'Hare, asst.
states attorney, supplies So 20
g E Heinzeroth coroner 8 so
G r Heinzeroth, fuml
eating John Schlichen-
meyer house u 90
On motion seconded and carried.
the auditor was instructed to have
the following notice published:
Notice is hereby given that the
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1T O T hem t hat Hath"
\ Short Sermon to Fat Folks.

\ Short Sermon to Eat Folks.
ITO them thar hath shall be given is a sen
tence that applies to fat people very neatly. 1t
is common knowledge that human being
begins 10 fattcn up. 10 what they have already
is added more than they until finally
stage is reached where reduction must be made
decided disadvantage results
Then comes forward the ages-old query Re-
ducc-but how: To the uniformed nothing
suggests itself but the ito them twin evils-Iesx
eating more activity. They contemplate moIe
or less lengthy siege of dieting and exercising.
So it may be said safely that every man or
woman in the land undergoing the fatteu-
ing-up process has his or her mental eve fixed
dubiously on that not r-dstant day when h..
she will have to don the ashes and sackcloth
OF reduction -
This Is not an enliyening prospect and 50 IL
is with considerable satisfaction that we an
nounce the emancipation of The fat. Nowadsys
one may reduce much little a pound day
IL desired or hold their fat In check. absolutely
stationary. without doing tqp of exercise
missing a single meal, doing particle Of harm
causing solitary wrinkle. All that's re-
quired. hundreds testify, is the taking after
meals and al bedtime OF one Marmoa Prescrip-
tion Tablet, which tablets sold by the Mar
mola Company. Detroit, Mich, any good
druggist at the uniform price OF Is cents, this
sum being accepted for a case of tablets well
and generously filled that one produces
desirable results.
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chester. gave card party early this
week in honor Of Mrs. Stephen r. Snod-
grass OF Martinsburg, W. Va and :.
dance at the yacht club house in honor
OF Miss Virginia Fuller Of Winchester.
Miss Emily Powers of BerryviIle is
spending some time with friends in WASH
ingRn
Mr.. George Cunningham Of Pocahoptas
mas been spending the past week with
relatives in Berryville.
Mrs. Carroll L. Carver returned Thurs
day night from an extended visit to her
sister. Mrs. Thomas Cannon, i'm Bebee
Ark.
Mr.. C. f. Cougill is on d visit to friends
in Washington.
Miss Ethel Jenkins of Millwood has
gone to Baltimore and Washington on a
visit TO relatives and friends.
Miss NJ. r. Jones of New York is visit
ing Miss Mary Carter Randolph at her
home al Millwood
Miss Bertha Bowles of Millwood is visit
ing in Baltimore.
Mrs. John p. Hopkins. who has been
spending several weeks with relatives
and friends in Frederick county. has re-
turned to her home in Washington
Miss Rosalie Mccormick of Berryville
Continued on Twelfth Page.J
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Wheats mother formerly lived here, her
father. Mr.. Joseph Allen. being a prom-
nent Richmond resident. Miss Wheat is
connected through her grandfather with
number of leading Richmond families.
Mrs. Coleman Wortham of 421 East
Franklin street gave a George Washing
ton card party Tuesday afternoon and Of
fered as first prize brass jardiniere
in which a miniature cherry tree had
been planted. Decorations and score
cards were very patriotic in design.
Guests included Mrs. John Farland. Mrs.
Fred Peasants, Mrs. Frank Crump, Mrs.
A. D. Williams. Mrs. Ashton Starke. Mrs.
Austin Brockenbrough. Mrs James Lyons.
Mrs. Buck, Mrs. John Hunter, Mrs. r. NJ.
Blankenship. Miss Travers and Mrs.
Davenport.
A party Of Richmond people attended
the golden wedding celebration Of Judge
and Mrs. Eustace Moncure at Auburn the
home of the venerable couple in Caroline
county. Tuesday last. Many guests who
were present in 1859 came to offer con-
gratulations and good wishes. Parlor and
dining room decorations were in jonquils
and smilax, and old-fa shioned Virginia
hospitality was dispensed Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Moncure Miss Lucy Wallace
and Mr.. Richard Moncure were among
those present from Richmond.
Mrs. Victor Dupont Of Wilmington. Del.
VINO is the guest of Miss Lena Shields in
Richmond, led with Col. 10 Lane Stern at
week. She was gowned in yellow satin
embroidered in gold. With her young
hostess, Mrs. Dupont went down to Hamp-
ton roads Monday to view the incoming
guest OF honor. Miss Sara Wingate of
Kansas City; Miss Barton of st. Louis,
Miss Hattie Shields. Mrs. Isaac Newton
Vaughan, Messrs. Vaughan, Boykin and
Reid.
Mrs Randolph Cuyler of Brandon-on-
James-river has been the guest for the
past week of Mrs. Wade Lamb at Gin
ter Park Mrs James Aston Cabell of
40 East Grace street entertained at
bridge in honor Of Mrs. Cuyler. Decora-
tions were narcissi and white hyacinths
and the affair was one of the prettiest of
the week. Mrs. Cuyler wore white cloth
and Irish point lace and Mrs. Cabell was
in pink messaline en- princesse.
Four of the most attractive of next
winters debutantes in Richmond, Misses
Nancy Patton. Dorothy Christian, Rosa
lie Valentine and Mary Saunders, have
been spending the winter in Paris under
the chaperonage of Miss Mary Berne.
They will leave in March for Italy and
will continue their travels during the
spring and summer. returning to Rlch-
mond early next autumn. Other members
OI lle ucDuldItt ScI Will Dc 1aiSS VI
dolyn Rutherford, Miss Louise Richard
son. Miss Cary Valentine. Miss Annie
Laurie Haynes. Miss Elizabeth Cooke
and Miss Alice Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lambert Whitson
have been spending February at Havana,
Cuba. They are now at Palm Beach, Fla,
to remain some weeks.
Miss Mary Osborne Templeton. who
spent the closing weeks of the winter
season in Richmond. will be at the Uni
versity of Virginia for some time before
going back to her hotne in Waynesboro.
Miss Helen Eichelberger is back at her
suburban home. Chester, Va, from a
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RicbnlOn0 Society.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


RICHMOND, February 81. 1909.
The winter season is over. With the
last dance of the Richmond German this
week the pretty debutantes doffed their
frills and furbelows, arrayed themselves
in Lenten gray and are now in a sweetly
serious and penitential mood. Miss
Eleanor Lindsey, indeed. has been joined
at her home on West Franklin street by
two of her friends, Miss Mildred McCor-
mick, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hall
Mccormick of Chicago, and Miss Ruth
Abbott. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Latham Abbott of Pittsburg. who will be
her Lenten guests. Other members of the
debutante set are busying themselves In
taking charge of Lenten tea room, held
each afternoon in the palm garden of the
Jefferson Hotel for sweet charity's sake
Hostesses for today at the tea room will
include Miss Posie Meredith. Miss Lind
sey. Miss Davenport. Miss Elsie Ingram
Miss Josephine Elicit, Miss Frances My
ers and Miss Daisy BOykin.
Gov and Mrs. Swanson, who have just
returned from Old Point, where they
Joined In the welcome to the homecoming
American fleet. had in their party aboard
the Commodore Maury Miss Mary Os-
borne Templeton. Col and Mrs. Thomas
B. McAdams. Col. and Mrs. A. S. Buford.
Col. Pegram Holt, Col. Garter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunn Of Washington, Miss Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Aston Cabell Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Palen, Col. and Mrs. J. Scott Par
rsh. Gov. and Mrs. Swanson attended
the 22d of February dinner given by the
Army and Navy League at the Chamber
lin Hotel and went over TO Norfolk to at
tend the wedding Of Miss Edith Dabney
! TUnis to Mr.. William Wilson Sale, cele
brated Tuesday evening in the home of
the bride by the Rev. Father r. A. Drake
of Sacred Heart Chapel. Next week Mrs.
Swanson will leave for her country home,
Eidon near Chatham. She will take an
architect with her and have extensive
improvements made in the house and
grounds preparatory to their occupation
by the governor and his wife next year.
when they leave the executive mansion.
OF much interest to Richmond relatives
of the prospective bride is an announce
ment just received here of the engage
ment of Miss Rosalie Lyle Wheat. daugh-
! ter of Mrs. Florence Allen Wheat of
Clarke county, to MIR. Townsend Burwell
| of Wildwood. Va. The wedding is to take
place this spring, and afterward Mr.. Bur-
well and his bride will occupy Carter
| Hall. one of the most famous of the
Clarke county colonial homes. Miss
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOCIETY


SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOCIETY
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, February -, 1909
Mrs. w. H. Disney Of Brooklyn, \. Y,
who has been spending some time here
as the guest Of Miss Edna Slime. at her
home on Fairmont avenue. has gone to
Washington to remain with friends until
after the Inauguration.
Mrs r. Gray Williams Is the guest of
Mrs Loring A. Cover at her home in
Baltimore.
Mrs. James P. Whitacre has gone to
New York on an extended visit 10 Miss
Margaret Scott.
Mr.. j. w Rhodes and daughter Miss
Mary Rhodes, have returned to Harrl-
sonburg Va, after visiting relatives and
friends in Winchester and Middletown.
Mr. Carroll Gibson Walter has returned
to New York after spending several
weeks here on law business.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas keatins have re-
turned from Cumberland, Md. where they
attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Jo-
hanna b. O'Reilly.
Mrs Shirley Carter and daughter Miss
Ann Douglas Williams, returned today
from a trip to Old Poinl Comfort and
Washington.
Mr. A. F. Mooreland of Philadelphia is
spending some time with his brother Mr.
w. II. MoOreland, at CastlemanS Ferry,
Clarke county.
Mrs Clifford Stump and children of
Washington are visiting Rev. and Mrs.
]. p Stump at Middleiown.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rogers have re-
turned to Baltimore after visiting Mr..
Hamilton Rogers at MiddletoWn.
Mrs. Henry H. Little has returned from
Norfolk, where she witnessed the home
coming of the fleet
Announcement was made yesterday of
the engagement of Miss Rosalie Lyle
Wheat, daughter of Mrs F.. l.. Wheat of
near Berryville. Clarke county, to Mr.
Townsend Burwell Of Millwood. Va. The
wedding is to take place in the spring at
the home of the brides brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Potter, at
Clarksburg. w. Va, where Miss Wheat
and her mother are now visiting. After q
wedding trip, Mr.. Burwell and his bride
will live at Carter Hall. the ancestral
home of the Burwelis in Clarke county.
Misses Rose Armstrong and Maud Ston-
maker of Rockville, Md. who have been
spending some time at Berryville as the
guests of the Misses Moore, have re-
turned home.
Miss Blye Lee has gone to Norfolk to
be with her brother, Mr.. Edward Lee,
who is ill.
Mrs Kenneth w. Hudgins and Mrs j.
Wilton Hope of Hampton, Va, daush-
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Mrs. James Bayliss, Miss Bessie Davis.
Olive Grove, Anna and Naomi Schwartz
mann, Sadie Jones, Agnes Trumble. Mildred
Henry, HELEN Trash, Ruth Priest. Jennie
Deeton. Eta Powell. Mabel Sutton. Ge-
neva Arlington. Masters Clarence Har-
rington. Edwin Butts. James Bayliss,
Gardner Trash, Charles Edelen, Joseph
Schwartzmann, Harry Wilkerson. Her
bert Mingen, Edgar Harrison, Thomas
Arlington, Edward Arlington and Gayton
Arlington, jr.
Mrs Charles Hulflsh Of Charlottesville
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles King, on South St Asaph street.
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RIVERDALE SOCIETY.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
RIVBRDALE, Md. February p. 1909
Mrs Clarence A. Smith and son. Master
Clarence, have returned to their home on
Lincoln avenue, after an extensive visit
to relatives at Lynnhaven, Va.
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Mrs Carrie Taylor of Baltimore Is the
guest of Mrs. John H. Schafer, Madison
avenue
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Mr.. Joseph Tanning of Jefferson ave-
nue. has returned to his home after
spending several days in New York city.
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Mrs. Blanche Waters Hall entertained
the Riverdale Afternoon Euchre Club
Tuesday last. After luncheon cards were
played until late in the afternoon. Those
attending were Mrs. Albert W. Roome
Mrs. +. NJ Davis, Mrs. Hugh T Taggart,
Mrs. Joseph A Blundon, Mrs. F. A.
Truan, Mrs. Claude Warren, Mrs. Hatcher
Gibson. Mrs. Albert o. Etienne, Miss Eva
r. Fowler. Miss Marie A. Blundon and
Miss Charlotte 'Roome. Mrs. Davis won
first prize, Mrs. Roome second and Mrs
Warren third.
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Miss Bessie Smith of Henderson. KY,
will be the guest this week OF Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Russell of Missouri at
Congress Hall.
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Mrs Joseph A. Blundon of Oak Villa is
spending the week with relatives in
Washington.
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Miss Ann Cantwell of Yonkers, N y,
arrived yesterday. and Is the guests of
Mrs. F. B. Kelly for the inaugural period
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Rev Samuel A. Wallis of Seminary
Hill is spending the week end in Freder-
icksburg.
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The
Festivities
of the Il TIN
of March

with the footwear re-
quirements of each, has
kept everybody con the
jump" for the past two
weeks.
In Women's Evening
Slippers we are showing a
full complement of shades
in satins and suedes, so
that you may come here
with the reasonable assur-
ance of getting exactly
what you require. The
showing includes all the
dainty novelties of the
season-and Hosiery in
every shade.
We also show the new
est effects in Women's
and Misses Carriage
Boots.
In Mems Pumps and
Full Dress Shoes we are
showing the fashions
which have been sanction
ed by the foremost style
settlers.
If you will ride horse
back in the great inaugu-
raj parade you'll need Rid
ing Boots and Leggins,
and you'll find here the
correct sorts.
The New Spring styles
in Street Footwear are
now ready-tans, patent
leather. gun metal and
shoes of suede. in variety
of shades to match the
new tailored suits and
costumes.
Visitors are extended
an invitation to inspect
this shoe shop, which is
unquestionably the fore
most establishment of the
sort in the south. Make
this store your meeting
and resting place: there
are comfortable chairs and
large divans, and retiring
rooms on every hoor-and
writing desks and sta
tionery for your gratui-
touS use.
B. RICH'S SONS,
Ten-one F St.-Cor. 10th.
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Miss Rae Sheeline of New York is the
guest OF the Misses Alexander. At home
Wednesday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rowen and Ma
ter Tom Rowen left Monday to spel
several weeks IN New York city.
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were carnations and the favors were cor
sage vioets. Those present were MISS
Lillian Reaney, Miss Anna Seldom. Miss
Esther Lukins. Miss Helen GOLDSMITH
Miss Nettie Blackstone, Mrs. F. B. Jones,
Mrs. ]. B. Sargent and the four Misses
Dent.
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Mrs. Z. E. Eitell and son Norman of
Baltimore are stopping with Mrs. Lewis
O. McCubbin OF Madison avenue.
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Mr. Frank r. King is spending a fe
days at Nomini, Va.
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Representative and Mrs. Sherwood of
Ohio will have as their guests for the in
auguration Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sherwood Of
Cleveland, Ohio.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.. c. Stiles will have
as their guests for the inauguration Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Lawrence of Chicago and
Mr. John Waterman of Norfolk.
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southern and western tour, and has as
her weekend guests Miss Aline Jennings.
Mr.. Ernest Mead and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Jenries Pollard Of Richmond.
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Mrs. Robert G. Rutherford. jr, and
Lieut.. Robert G. Rutherford, jr., oath
United States Infantry, are visiting his
mother, Mrs. r. G. Rutherford, 1911 10Th
or
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Miss Ella NJ. Chauncy has returned to
her home on Madison avenue after
months stay with relatives at Aberdeen.
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Miss Tillie Agnew Newland and Mr.. Will
liam H. Foote were married Thursday
evening at the parsonage OF Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev. w.
w. Van Arsdale.
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Representative and Mrs. Timothy Ans
berry will have visiting them for the in
Mr.. r. p. kettenring of Def
ance. Ohio, brother Of Mrs. Ansberry.
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Miss Jessie Armstrong has returne
from a visit to Miss Elise Bevan Mile
on North Calvert street, Baltimore.
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Miss Agnes l. Little of Washington is
visiting her brother and Sist r-in-laW Mr.
and Mrs. p. +. Little of Adams avenue,
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Miss Lizzie Waite of Culpeper Is the
guest Of Miss Cora Smoot on South st.
Asaph street.
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Miss Kittie Champion Of Washington
spent several days this week with Miss
Charlotte Blackburn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of Beverly
Mass, were the guests this week Of Dr
and Mrs. Thomas B. Cochran on Duk
street.
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Messrs Orlando H. Kirk, David n. Hull
fish and J. Randall Cation, jr., are in
New Orleans attending the Mardi Gras.
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Miss Beall Daingerfield is visiting Mis-
Phoebe Edmunds in Lynchburg.
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Miss OSullivan of Washington is the
weekend guest of her sister. Mrs. Harry
L. Smith, Washington avenue.
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MI j. c. Kirkey of Streator, ILL.,. is tn
guest Of his daughter. Mrs. William {
LeHew. 1929 King street.
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Mrs. Edwin w. Samuel wife Of Repre-
| sentative Samuel Of Mt Carmel. Pa, 10
on for the inauguration, and is staying at
| 5O1 l. street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McGregor have
closed their home on Clinton avenue and
will make Washington their permanent
home
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Mrs. Amy c. Weech has returned from
a visit to Charlottesville.
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Miss Alice Roberts of Maryland was tho
weekend guest Of Miss Clarence Snow
den and Miss Mary Snowden on King
street The Misses Snowden have re-
turned from Marlboro. Md, where they
attended a dance Monday evening.
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Mrs. Gardner Lloyd Boothe entertained
the Matinee Bridge Club Monday after
noon at her home on South Columbus
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Ridgway are
entertaining as their house guests Miss
Miller of Elizabeth, N. Y. and Miss MIL
lard Of kalamazoo, Mich.
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Mr.. NJ c. Ellis of Aberdeen, Ohio, an
Mr.. J. II. Ellis of Canon City, Colo, ar
visiting their brother. Mr.. T. +. Ellis. q
Mount Vernon.
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Miss Julia Cone of Richmond Is visiting
Miss Eliza Douglas, 913 Cameron street.
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Mrs. A. p. Rowe of Fredericksburg and
Mrs R. Z. Leavell. Of Spottsylvania
county are visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
r Sisson at their home, La Vista, in
West End.
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Mr.. F. Henderson Carter Of Baltimore
spent the week end with friends in this
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Mr.. Edmund o. DWyer has returne
from visit to Richmond and Norfolk
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Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Smoot ane
Miss Elizabeth Potts have returned from
Old Point. where they went to Witnes!
the return Of the fleet.
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Mr.. Francis de s. Smith, NJ. E.. and
wife of 1916 Girard street northwest.
have as their guests Mrs. Smiths mother
and sister, Mrs. S. A. Neale and Miss
Gertrude A. Neale Of Pittsburg, Pa.
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Mr.. Jack Stephenson has returned from
visit to Beltsville, Md.
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Mrs. Belle Owens has returned to her
home in Warrenton after a visit to Mrs.
NJ C.. c. Peyton. Mrs. Peyton accom-
panied Mrs Owens home and is her guest
for the week end.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leeley Of New York are
In the city for an indefinite time. guests
at the Normandy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Horace David Ashton an
nounce the engagement Of their eldest
daughter, Miss Ruth Ashton. and DR..
Llewellyn Powell. The wedding will occur
in June Miss Ashton and DR.. Powell
are very we'll known, popular and promi-
nent socially.
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Miss Blye Lee has gone to Norfolk to
be with her brother, Mr.. Edward Lee,
who is ill.,
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Mrs. Kenneth w. Hudgins and Mrs. j.
Wilton Hope of Hampton, Va, daush-
ters of DIR. and Mrs. w. S. Love of Win
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Mr.. John De Butts and Mr.. H. r. Carter
of Upperville, Va, and Miss Rebacca
Dickinson of Caroline county. Va. will
be the guests Of DIR. J. G.. Wynkoop Of
lith street during the Inauguration.
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Mrs. Howard S. Reside will be at home
to her friends Saturday afternoon, March
g. Miss Elizabeth Reside will come on
from New York tomorrow to spend the
week with her parents. and will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Hinrich. The latter who
was formerly a grand opera artist. will
sing during the afternoon next Saturday.
as will several other we'll known vocalists.
Evening star., 1909-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. II. 0. Pattison have RI
turned from a visit to Norfolk.
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Misses Rose Armstrong and Maud Ston-
maker of Rockville, Md. who have been
spending some time at Berryville as the
guests of the Misses Moore, have re-
turned home.