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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25

with her mouth burned and her
tongue swollen from carbolic acid,
Mrs. May Berdan, 2i2 Both ay. NJ,
lay tn padded cell In the city hos
pital this morning and wished TO
God she was dead
Walter Berdan. secretary Of the
Old Oregon Lumber Co, 745 Henry
building, was granted a divorce
yesterday by Judge Gay, AT 2
O'Clock this morning his divorced
wife took the acid.
AT the hospital she threatened to
dash her head against the walls
and they had 10 lock her up In the
padded cell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
Unknown Joy Riders

Because they were shy on cash
and wanted soy ride" several
parties laid themselves liable TO the
law last might by taking automo-
biles without asking for them and
hitting the high places.
G. r Garfield. laos Fourth av..
lost hts auto at $40 T.. Denny way.
II was later located at 37th av. and
Spring St
] r Keuna. 500 + Pike st., re
ported that burglars gained en-.
trance TO his garage through a
broken window Kenna's car. n
Packard. has not been located.
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SELLING FIRE DEPARTMENT

To effect a compromise between
the $1,000 purchase price. or $40
renting price offered by the city.
and the sum Of S11.G50 or SIS per
month. asked by the volunteers for
the Georgetown fire department. is
the purpose Of meeting Of the
Georgetown volunteers September
2. Councilman Max Wardall IL act
ing az ro-between for the two par
ties.
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Still More Burglars

Burglars attempted 10 enter and
rob the Motor Hardware com
pany. located az 42rd and Fremont
ay.. some time last night Police
authorities have investigated. but
have found no clues as yet. The
work was done by professionals. as
the window was broken and a
Jimmy had been used on the door
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DENVER IN THE
200, 900 CLASS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.--
The population Of Denver 10
n3.3sf, according 10 bulletin
given cut BY the census bureau
today. This is an increase Of
So per cent.
The population of Buffalo. NJ.
v, Is sz5.7t5. an increase Of 20
per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25
PIRATE COLLAPSES
IN OPEN COURT

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.--Geo.
w. Wise. held without bail for
piracy. looked anything but the
bold. bad pirate when brought into
court today for his preliminary
hearing. He was In a state of col.
lapse and had to be supported when
he stood to hear the warrant read.
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To Sneak in KennYdale.

Ivan L. Blair and George F. Han
nan will talk on Progressive Re
publicanism" at a citizens meeting
to be held in Arey's hall. in Kenny
dale. Saturday night, and big
crowd Is expected TO turn out
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ALL HOPE GONE FOR
IS fire FIGHTERS

SPOKANE, Aug. Bulletin.-Al hope for the
safety of party of IS in the forestry service
abandoned this morning, according to special dis
patch from Wallace. Idaho. The party was headed
by Joe Hahn, of Spokane, and they fighting the
fires at the headvaers of the ST. Joe river No word
has been received from them for three days.
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BUTCHERS MADE MONEY.

The Butchers picnic at Fortuna
park last Sunday netted the union
over $500 ]. Bible, OF the Yakima
Sheep company. won the sheep
skinning contest In 3 minutes and
% seconds His competitor finish.
ed In 3 minutes. s seconds.
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PORTLAND. Ore, Aug 20
seyenty.fiye troops. members OF
tho Oregon national guard, are bat
thing with forest fires raging near
Gresham, II miles east of Portland,
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-25

Advises received by the leaders conducting the metal work
Seattle Tacoma Spokane Vancouver and Victoria
ay indicate that action may be taken within which
I'D precptae sharp crisis the quiet but relentless
eng waged by Big Business throughout the Northwest
nanst the labor unions If this step taken every city
nj soon involved in the mghest and labor
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BY MARION LOWE.

my body Is my own. have
a right TO do as | please with Il.
/ am justified In the sight Of
God. II not in the eyes Of man.
I'm sorry they did not let me
po."-Mrs. May Berdan.
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SPOKANE. Aug. 25 Super.
visor welgle. stationed AT Wallace.
has announced that - fire fighters
In his employ have met death
while fighting the forest fires OF
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LATE BULLETINS

Two thrifty italians drug
st this afternoon,
calls Jap gods,
police
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THE WEATHER.

y Fair tonight and Friday.
\ moderate easterly winds.
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Idaho aud Montana II IL now be
lIeyed that the death list In thos,
states VIII reach total OF t5C
-~--~~-~-~s--ss-----s
Continued on PAGE Eighty
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W. reported today one went
through the hotel cigar stand last night getting
sehsum pipes Havanas
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LABOR WAR
CRISIS NEAR

MOVE MADE IN FRISCO TO KEEP UNIONS THERE
FROM AIDING OTHER CITIES-ACTION WOuI ID
INVOLVE WHOLE COAST IN MIGHTY LABOR
WAR.
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r. NJ Davis, Wellington,
that last night he homeless
Stranger left before taking $50
clothes and nice si2 Davis
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..,.~s the whole city and the suburbs.
,.ssrsser you live you may have The star
s.Ilvsred 10 your door Tor Csc per month.
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Don't Hesitate TO Phone

The Star. Main $500. or Ind az. II your pa
per tails 70 reach your home regularly every
night You are entitled 70 good service.
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The Stars Carrier Army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-06

and gave fancy dance. after which
buffet supper was served. The house
was decorated with ferns, yellow and
green crepe paper. In the center OF
the table was a big pumpkin. The SOU
venirs of the evening were dolls made
Of candy and yellow crepe paper. Those
present were the Misses Juanita Growth
er, Iona Crowther. Sadie Shelton, Sadie
Kuhns Estelle Griest. Elsie Frisbie and
Marion Frisbie: Messrs. F. Herman. w.
Luskins, G.. Zimmerman. o. America,
George America, G. G. Carter and Mr..
and Mrs. T. G.. Peterson.
Miss Sarah Stone Walker of Green
Vile. Miss. is the guest of Mrs. Wilbur
Keblinger at the Balfour.
At the wedding Of Miss Alice Merriam
Carpenter and Mr. William Lewis Miller.
which will take place next "Wednesday
at the Gurley Presbyterian Church. at
= pm. the ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. J. Russell Verbrycke. Miss
Helen F. Carpenter. the brides sister
Miss Evelyn T. Doyle. her niece. will
be the flower girl. The best man will
be Mr.. A. c. Rodrick and the ushers
Mr.. H. e. Doyle. Mr.. Charles A. Jones.
Mr.. Charles r. Brown. jr.. and Mr..
George c. Shaffer The bride will be
given away by her brother. Mr.. William
NJ Carpenter. The young couple will
leave for their wedding trip directly after
the ceremony, but will eeturn In a
weeks time. as they are giving large
reception at their new home. 1869 Merid-
ian street, November II from to 10
o'clock.
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Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA,. Va, November ). 1910.
Miss Pauline Nicol and Miss Julia Nicol
entertained at a delightful Halloween
party Monday evening at their home on
North Washington street. Mr. and Mrs.
w. Lewis Tabb and Miss Mildred Tabh
OF West Point. Va. were the guests this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Brent
on North Columbus street. Miss Dora
Ryon has returned to her home in Wash
ington after a visit to Miss Jean Lloyd
Brent. Miss Emily Elliott of Washing
ton was the weekend guest Of Mrs. w.
Albert Smoot at the Fairfax. Miss
Jennye Blondheim entertained at an en-
joyable Halloween party Monday even
ing at her home on Cameron street
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Blumenfeld, Miss Blanche Stern.
Miss Rebecca Wo!lberg, Jack Myers and
Christopher Columbus OF Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Blumenfeld, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Walter Ehrman, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Leipshutz, Miss Ida Rose, Miss
Minnie Berwanger, Miss Carrye Bern
heimer and Mr.. Charles Blondheim. Miss
May Baker of Norfolk. who is spending
the winter in Washington. was the week
end guest of Miss Nancy Lee Tackett on
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Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
FAIRFAX. Va. November 3. 1910.
Miss Helen Ashton Barnes and Mr.. Ash
by NJ. Graham were married here last
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock, at
Duncan Chapel. NJ. E Church South, Rev.
J. w. Smith of Washington ofiiciating.
The bride. who was attired in white satin
and carried brides roses. was given in
marriage by her father, Mr.. ]. H. Barnes.
Miss Belle Graham. a sister Of the
groom. was maid Of honor. and Mr.. e. L.
Wiley was best man. The bridesmaids
were Miss Virginia Richardson Of Fair
fax. Miss Rita Dorsey of Clifton. Miss
of Fender. The ushers were MI.
Harry Keyser, Mr. NJ. c. Moncure. Mr..
E. NJ. Wiley and Mr. Frederick D. Rich
ardson. After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham left for Pittsfield. Mass,
where they will be the guests Of Mrs.
Richard Roberts, aunt of the groom.
home here. Mrs. c. D. Franklin and
Mrs. v. III. Brown and little son Of
were Sunday visitors at the
home Of Mrs. NJ. G. Jerman. Mrs. H. F..
Hart and son, Albert HI. Hart. who have
been here for nearly year past. have
returned to their Old home in San Fran
cisco. Mrs. F. L. Maupin OF Williams
burg is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harry
l.. Burrows. Miss Jennie Triplett OF
is the guest OF Miss E. M.
Mrs. w. p. Moncure, Miss
Laura Monroe and Miss Lee Goodwin at
tended the Woman's Auxiliary in Alex
andria last week as delegates. A num-
Der OF other members of the auxiliary
here ALSO attended. Miss Mabel Jerman
was a Sunday guest OF the Misses Speer
at OaktOn. Miss Edna Jerman is spend
ing the winter In Washington. Mrs
James Barbour and Mr.. and Mrs John
8. Barbour will leave Monday for Char
lottesvIlie to attend the wedding OF Miss
Mary Barbour Rixey to DIR. Robert
French Compton. The wedding will &C.
cur Tuesday, November 8. at Gowan Lea
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
John. F. Rixey. Miss Margaret Moore and
Miss Mary Donohoe will also attend the
wedding. Mr. Wilson Farr. who was
quite badly injured by being kicked by q
horse q month ago. is improving.
Mrs. Anna Bell has removed to
Vienna, where she will make her home.
Mr. Albert Bell is visiting relatives in
Vienna. Mrs. A. H. Greenwood and little
niece, Daisybelle Allan, have returned
from visit to friends at Fairfax Sta
ton. Mrs. Stephenson of Washington,
who has been the guest of Miss Laura
has returned home. The ladies
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South
gave an oyster supper last evening at
the home of Mr.. A. j. Cross, near Gem
terville Quite a sum Of money was real
zed for the Sunday school. Miss Duffey
u Aiddleburg has been visiting Mrs. II.
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South st. Asaph street. Mr.. s. A. Grigg
has returned to his home in Denver after
a visit to his sisters. Mrs Charles I.
Lindsay and the Misses Grigg on South
Columbus street. Miss Agatha Allen and
Miss Matte Taylor of Staunton are the
guests of Miss Alice Adelaide AndertOn
on Braddock Heights. Mrs. Morton
Shaeffer OF Baltimore was the guest this
| on Prince street. Mrs. Lawrence Wash
ingtOn Of Washington was the guest this
week of Miss Mary Watts Blackburn on
North Washington street.
Miss George McComas French enter
tanned at cards this afternoon in honor
of Miss Courtenay Towne Greenough,
whose marriage to Mr.. Wilmer Joyce
Waller will occur at ST. Paul's Church
next Wednesday evening. Miss French
will be maid Of honor. and the guests
; included Miss Mary Snowden. Miss Jean
will be among the bridesmaids; Miss
Clarence Snowden. Miss Eliza Douglas.
Miss Nellie Uhler. Miss Mary Glenn
Chler, Miss Pauline Nicol. Miss Julia
Niool, Miss Mamie Jones. Mrs. Harry
Beverley. Miss Susie Fawcett. Miss Ell
len Fawcett. Miss Elsie Snowden, Miss
Dorsey Ashton, Miss Gay. Lloyd, Miss
Lola Ashton and Miss Edith Snowden.
Miss Mary Monroe has returned from
visit to friends in Staunton. Mr. and
Mrs Douglass Monkey Low have return
ed from their wedding trip and are living
at the home of Mrs. A. A. Warfield on
North Columbus street. Mrs. Low was
formerly Miss Lorell Duncan of Cu!-
pepper Miss Nettie Curtis has returned
to her home in Warrenton after visit
to Miss Eliza Douglas on Cameron street.
Miss Mamie Jones has returned from
visit to Miss Fife Young in Washington.
Miss Cora Jones had as her guest this
week Miss Tina Waggaman of WASH
ington. Mrs. Helen Mordecai and, Miss
Rebecca Norwood Of Richmond were the
guests of Mrs. William S. Greene during
the week Miss Beatrice Darnell Of Men,
phis, Tenn. Is visiting Miss Mildred EOS
ter on Prince street. Mrs. Henry Glib
son Of Richmond and Mrs. BENJAMIN F.
O'Fallon of Wildwood have returned to
their home after visit to Mrs. Her
bert w Anderson. Miss Lisa Anderson
has as her guest Miss Charlotte England
of Baltimore. Mrs. @. J. sutton ard
Miss jeffrey of Richmond were the
p1,ests this week of Mrs. Albert Bryan
on Prince street. Mrs. W. H. F. Lee
has returned to her home at Ravens
worth after visit to Mss Kathrine III.
stuart on King street. Mrs Thomas o.
Monk and her two children, Gaines and
Alice. of Washington have returned home
after a visit to Mrs. Lucie Luckett on
South Patrick street. The Misses Bar
rett have closed their bungalow at Cape
Henry and are the guests of Mrs. Barton
Myers in Norfolk.
Miss Angela Shriver has returned to
her home at Union Mills. Md, after
visit to her sister. Mrs. John Marshall
Jones. on Cameron street. Rev. and Mrs.
Ivan Marshall Green and small son have
returned to their home at Clifton Forge
after n visit to Mrs. GREEN'S mother, Mrs.
Katherine Makely, on Duke street. Miss
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p. Wiilcoxen. DR.. F. N. Brooks has re-
turned from Norfolk. where he attended
tho meeting OF the State Medical Society
Mr.. Dallas Berry and Miss Roberta
Swetman Of Fairfax Station were mar
ried at the brides home on October %
by Rev. F. A. Strother. Owing to the
illness OF the brides father only the
immediate families OF the contracting
parties attended. Upon their return from
q southern wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Berry will make their home at Woodside.
the home Of the groom. near Ashgrove.
Mrs Donaldson and Miss Mary Davis
spent Monday in Vienna, with Mrs. W..
c. Hutchinson.
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LEESBURG, VA.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

0OffS9pO0QcuCe
LEESBURG. Va. November ). 1910.
Mrs Elijah peterborough White en-
tertained at bridge Tuesday afternoon last
at Selma, her home near Leesburg In
honor of Miss Cora Lutz. whose marriage
to Mr.. John Richard Henry Alexander
occurred Wednesday.
Mrs. Powell Harrison has been visitig
relatives in Winchester. Va.
Miss Mary Peterhin Of Petersburg. w.
Va, is visiting at the home OF DR.. and
Mrs. r. B. Ffshburne.
Miss Catherine Beaver has returned
from a visit TO Miss Constance Bentley of
near Baltimore.
Mrs. Harry F. Parker of New York is
spending some time at the home of Mrs.
Mrs. r. b. Winter is visiting relatives in
Washington.
Miss Anna L. Duffey is visiting her
brother. Mr.. A. s. Duffey OF Falls Church,
Va.
Miss Robena Hay. daughter of the late
John Hay Of Ashburn. Loudoun county.
and Mr.. Clarence LeFevre Of the same
place were married at the home OF the
brides mother at 2 O'Clock last Monday
afternoon. Rev. Harry NJ. Moffett OF Lees
burg ofhciating.
Mr. William S. Skinner Of Baltimore
was the guest OF relatives In Leesburg
during the past week.
Mr. w. c. Lewis. after spending a few
weeks in Leesburg. returned to Charles
Town, W. Va. Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Van Devanter of Paeonian
Springs, this county, has returned from a
visit to relatives in Washington.
Mss Mary Conrad entertained at dinner
Saturday evening last in honor OF Miss
Marguerite Williams OF Washington. d.
c.. who is visiting Miss Leslie Foster at
Elvon.
Mrs. William H. Martin has returned
from a visit with relatives in Washing
ton.
Mrs J. Waller Parkins OF Middleburg,
this county. has returned from a visit to
her sister, Mrs. O'Neal of Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Common have been
visiting relatives in Bluemont. this county.
Miss Rachel Hartley of Montclair, n.
j.. is visiting friends near Middleburg.
Mrs. j. p Heater of Lovettsville is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Richie, and her
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EVANSVILLE, MD.

Special Correspondence OF The star.
HYATTSVILLE. November 5. 1910
Mrs. W.: d. Porter and her daughter,
Miss Mary Porter, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bryant in Baltimore. They
will remain in Baltimore until the latter
part OF next week. Miss Elizabeth Bul-
CESS has returned from Front Royai,
Va. to which place she accompanied her
brother, Herman Elmer Burgess, jr.. who
began his studies at Randolph Macon
College. Mrs. NJ. c. 'Tricou and daugh-
ter. Miss LQlo Tricou. Of Cleveand Park.
Washir gton. were. visiting Mrs. R. T..
White, Ralston avenue, last week. Mis-.
Tricou formerly lived I'm Hyattsville and
removed to Washington about ten years
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Rector of Bal
tinore have been visiting the Iatter's
parents. Judge and Mrs. John Gibson.
Wine avenue. Miss Irma Boykin of
Washington has returned after a pleas
ant stay with her aunt Mrs John
Greene Holden. Ralston avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Hamacher of Washington
have been the guests Of Mr.. and MI
Herman e. Burgess. Miss Lorena Gour-
ley Of Holland Point. Calvert county.
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas
X. Latimer. Johnson avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hammond Welsh have re-
sonville, Fla, and are stopping for the
winter months with Mrs. Henry g.
Dobbs at the Hyatt mansion here. Miss
Alma NJ. Farden of Washington has been
visiting Mrs. Margaret Sands, johnson
avenue Miss Katherine Baltz of WASH
ington has returned after a pleasant
visit to Miss Elizabeth Burgess Mrs
Van Zant entertained the members OF
the Afternoon Bridge Club Tuesday at
Ravenswood. the home Of Mrs. Ellen T..
Tierney. The prizes were won by Mrs..
August Bueck and Mrs. Thomas Daw-s
SON. Following the games refreshments.
were served. Mrs. w. Thompson af
Washington has been visiting ner 6augh-
ter Mrs Mason Brown. Baltimore street.
Mr. w. D. Porter and his son. 4 ,bert d.
Porter, are visiting Mr.. Porter's former
home near Petersburg, Va. Robert viii
spend several weeks hunting In Vir>
ginia. j
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Clark, Littledeld
avenue, entertained party at bridge
whist Halloween evening in honor of'
Mr.. Clark's birthday and the departure
Continued on Sixth Page)
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sons. Messrs o. L. and R e. Heater, OF
Washington.
Mrs. Emma Compton has returned To
her home in Middleburg from q visit To
relatives in Washington.
Mrs. Balthis has returned from a visit
in Gaithersburg. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs: Emmett Skinner, after q.
visit to relatives and friends in Loudoun
county, have returned to their homo I'm
Salem, Va.
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to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman of Staten Island,
n. Y, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James T. Harrison Of Anacostia.
Mrs. John Blake Kendall has sold her
residence on 18th street road and moved
into her new home. 1884 Connecticut ave-
nue..
Miss Hetty Abraham Of Farm School.
Pa, was the guest during the week of
her sister. Mrs. j. w. Barnes.
The marriage Of Miss Kathryn Dodge.
daughter of Mr.. and. Mrs Joseph l..
Dodge, and Mr.. Howard G. kneessi, for
merly of Washington and now of New
brides parents last evening. Rev Arthur
III. Thompson performing the ceremony.
Mrs. Frank Byrn played the wedding
marches.
palms. ferns, white roses and chrysanthe-
NUNS. The bride was beautifully dressed
In white crepe meteor satin yelled in
white marquisette deliberately embroi-
dered In silk and gold. Her bouquet was
Of bride roses. orchids and maidenhair
fern. She wore a iamond bracelet and a
diamond sunburst. both gifts of the BRIDE
groom. Miss Jennie Dodge. the brides
pink crepe meteor yelled In pink marqui-
settle. She carried huge bouquet Of
pink chrysanthemums. Mr. Hugh Thomas
Of this city was best man.
A reception followed for the relatives OF
the bride and groom and later Mr.. and
Mrs. Kneessi left for their bridal trip
The brides going-away costume was Of
blue broadcloth. her hat matching In
color
After January 1 Mr.. and Mrs Kneessi
will be at home at Yorktown court, New
York.
Mrs. Henry Z. Sanders is Il guest at a
house party OF her relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Vanderbilt Simpson. Mata-
wan. y. j., for the wedding of their
daughter. Mary Elizabeth, and Mr.. Ed
ward Warner Allen of New York.
little Norma Barnard last evening at her
home, 715 Euclid street northwest. The
dining room was deliberately decorated III
yellow. Little Norma Barnard and Miss
Lila Smithson and Miss Madolin Smith
>on gave singing and dancing numbers.
Among those present were the little
Misses N Barnard. l.. Smithson. ]. Howe
Cole. III. Anderson, Miss Madeline Smith.
son. Miss Laura Smithson. Miss L. Kamm.
Miss a. Kamm, Mrs. III. Kamm Miss E.
Boyer. Mrs. c. Snithson. Mrs. ]. Ludwig.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Barnard. Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Reichenbach, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Conradis and Mr.. w.
Werntz.
Glass No. q. +. VI. p, entertained its
friends at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs
T. c. Peterson, I445 Pennsylvania ave-
rue southeast, Monday. October II. Mu-
sic and dancing and games of all sorts
were enjoyed. Little Marion Frisbie sang