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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Y. s. Senator Piles bill carrying
an appropriation for the mainte
nance Of a permanent HIGHT and fog
station az All passed the senate
yesterday Work on the Improved
signal VIII start early IN the spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
"0oFoR THE
HlNEsE CHILDREN

AZ . tsiisd Pa.a
AsNeIsco. FEB. Il The
go he Chinese quarter 10.
: asppy possessors Of nlckels
49,. oven them uy parents
.sa,.s no this new year have
~ y. Y li'lIe ones n so,ne
NJ 4s'sis and half dollar
4 4 80 = req paper we're placed
q 4 "a &c. . al youthful visitors
ass'ers ase having re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

-. - maniac wha stabbed her twice The hip and who
- - ~ sfragxlea revolver the
80 sspsrsenes o. Harry pautiug. ~ zoos tea
- ssst,r sharty heiore 4 o'clock this morning
- k,seea found By her husband. baker.
sz~@s ho his o'clock this morning ~ the
E - h1s little years old Painting promptly Inform
-. ma (afy nafectyes ADAMS and byFnc hurried the
ILL., 80 sssaus Il story Mrs Paang told the de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
MRS. CLAWS WILL
LIVE AT CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10 Mrs.
Maud y CLAWS. wife OF Louis r.
CLAWS. who is making things warm
for llallinEcr these days, has ar.
rived in Washington from Seattle.
aud is occupying apartments 40 the
Nalois. Mrs CLAWS said today she
would probably make her home in
Washington as soon as her divorce
WAS granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Too much noise in the flat occu.
pied by Leonia w Browne. the sui.
fraEette and attorney, has aroused
the anger OF Judge John 4. Hum.
phrics, and he has succeeded IN hav.
ing notice served on Mrs Browne
that she must vacate by Feb. %.
Mrs. Brownies apartments are az
7i6 James ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Believing that he was about to
die, J A. Landeeu. "a ship carpen
ter, of 1925 SiXth av.. decided an his
property 10 his wife. He failed 10
die. and his wife ran away. Now
he wants the property back In his
own name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
PLAN FREE PUBLIC BATHS FOR The
THOUSANDS OF POOR LODGERS HERE
Seattle Park Commissioner Finds
Conditions So Serious in Cheap
Lodging Houses as to Demand
Action.

periecting plans Tor the establish.
ment oi huge free public bathing
place near the king a. station.
The dirtlcr the applicant for bath
she more hearty the welcome viii
BE- Tor him 20 enjoy the municipal
free baths.
A outlined 90 a Star reporter.
Erusts scheme is to erect a build.
Ing nca- The Kirg st station In
which a gymnasium. reading rooms
and free baths Vil be installed
The park commission viii defray
the cost and MANAGE the building
Large eastern cities have public
baths Seattle. IN Ernst'a opinion.
has reached the condition that
makes the installation aud opera.
ton OF public baths q public neces.
siiy Ernsts plans viii be laid be
fore the park commission at its next
meeting
Keep Them Out Of Saloons.
Resides cleanliness. the gymnas.
lum will furnish n refuge for Sc.
attle's unemployed. The reading
rooms and gymnasium will call
them from the dive saloons. now
their only place of congrogstlug
To the laboring men IL would be a
place where one could meet HIS fol.
low laborer. and where one could
spend has time in instructive. EN-.
pertaining reading. aud where
heaithful recreation ana exercise
WAS obtalnabie To the men of the
southern part Of Seattle Il would
offer a place other than the saloon
where The hours OF idicncss could
be- spent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
EGRO SOLDIER FROM TT. LAWT0N ATTACKS WOMAN:
WIFE OF BAKER is STABBED BY A LEERING MANIAC
||NAN TRACKED AND
STABBED BY A MANIAC

u.,,v Painting, Alone in Her House. Awakens to
81 crazy Man Leering and Laughing in Her
rxe-He Tries to Kill Her and Flees the House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

WHILE AT n,E polu ic1r me-
iCiCIES FRof4 nv FACE WITH a
Sklllgr 9AFrrr RAZOR. wlTHou,
~ NJ EXPEDITION WOULD Have
Been a FAILURE ArD WOULD
ROW eU ho,re- VITA COX
(srSttDl e.pvAsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-30

Annie MCGUIRE Mrs. William V. Bouic.
Mrs. Edward 5. Dawson, Mrs. Harry
Beard, Mrs. Theodore Mason, Misses
Mary Lyddane, Margaret Dawson, Carrie
England and Margaret Henderson and
Mrs. Ohio Talbot.
Col. and Mrs. William Dorsey returned
early in the week from a short stay III
Baltimore. DIR. and Mrs George T.
Lewis had as their guests at luncheon
Tuesday Rev. and Mrs. Samuel II. Greene
and Mrs. Morsell of Washington Mrs
William 2. Dawson has returned to her
home at Jacksonville after visiting rela-
tives in this vicinity. Miss Rose Ciacett
has returned from Washington, where she
spent several days visiting. a ''pox So
ciaI' for the benefit of the BrookeviIle
High School was held in the school build
ing Friday evening. 1t was in. charge of
committee Of which Prof. Julian F.
Walters, principal of the institution. was
chairman, and was well attended. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Stratmeyer and little
daughter have returned from Washington
where they spent a few days visiting.
Mrs. George S. Stone had as her guests
at luncheon Thursday Mrs. Wallace
Welsh and Mrs. Lloyd Brewer of Rock
vile and Miss Annie Wilson of Ken
sington. An event of the coming week at
the Montgomery Country Club that is
looked forward to with pleasure is a
dance the evening Of February 5. 1t will
be in charge of the entertainment COM
mittee of the club.
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ROCKVILLE.

An open meeting of the Rockville Wom-
ans Club was held Thursday afternoon,
with Miss Mary Almoney as hostess.
Miss Annie Wilson of Kensington gave
several readings from Browning, several
of the poems being illustrated with music
by Miss Almoney. Other pleasing feat
ures were piano duet by Miss Almoney
and Miss Lillian Prettyman. and solo
by Mrs. Nicholas Brewer. Refreshments
were served. Mr.. Leonard l.. Nicholson,
IT., has returned to Rockville from South
Carolina, where he was a guest several
days on the estate of J. +. Emerson. He
had fine sport shooting game of various
kinds. A bridge party. was given at the
Montgomery Country Club Friday even
ing 1t was in charge of a committee of
which Miss Margaret Stokes was chair
man. Mrs. Charles III. Quigley of Balti-
more has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sarah II. Lyddane. here. Mrs. Ralph E.
Jones of Washington entertained a num-
Der of her Rockville friends and few
others at cards. Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Gibson of New York city is a guest
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. George e.
Lewis here Mrs. George p. Henderson
entertained at euchre Tuesday afternoon,
her guests including the members of the
Weekly Card Club and "A few other
friends. Prizes were won by Mrs. Hen
derson, Mrs. William Dorsey and Miss
Minnie Lowry. Others present were Mrs.
Lee Offutt. Mrs. Robert B. Peter Mrs.
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CULPEPER, VA.

Mr.. and Mrs. BroaddlE Strngfellow
spent Sunday with relatives at Elkwood
Misses Mary and Florence Vass visited
their parents here Sunday. Mr. D. NJ
Low of Alexandria was a recent guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Minter. Mrs. r. Clyde Lew
is entertained; few friends at bridge
recently. Miss Green of Alexandria has
returned after a short visit to Mr. ana
Mrs. William Lynch. Miss Mildred
George visited her brother, Mr.. T. T.
George, in Washington Sunday Miss
Daisy Thompson had as her recent guest
her niece Miss Hood Thompson OF
Waynesboro, Va Mr.. Edward p. Duncan
and Mr.. w. A. Burton left last week for
Hot Springs, Ark Mrs. James Morton
Of Orange has returned home after a
short stay in Culpeper Mrs. Lewis r.
Nelson. ST., left for Richmond Friday.
where she was Joined by her daughter,
Mrs. Neal. en- route to Florida, where
they Will spend the rest OF the winter.
Misses jamie Jones, Sallie Bennette.
Messrs. Grafton Wallace and Jack Nor
ton of Orange spent last Sunday in Gull
pepper. Maj. and Mrs. +. III. Gibson and
DIR. and Mrs. r. Z. Mccoy We're among
the recent Washington Sisitors. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. McCandless of Philadelphia
have returned after visit to Culpeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Russell Smith are visit
ing their daughter Mrs. Earl Whitehorne,
in Caldwell, n. J. Mrs. Presley RiXey,
jr; Misses Allie and Edith and Jack
Stearns were the recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. Jones RiXey, jr- Miss Daisy
Thompson is visiting III WayneSboro as
the guest of her brother, Mr.. sam Thomp-
son. Mr.. Dudley Hill OF Atlanta, Ga,
was a Culpeper visitor last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Matthews entertained at
cards Wednesday evening in honor OF
their visitor. Miss Carolin Newman. Mrs.
Hugh Tucker Chelf gave five hundred
party to few friends Tuesday evening,
Misses Jean and Lucy Pul!iam, Nan.
Jones and Cameron Fftzhush have re-
turned home after a short stay in Orange.
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CLARENDON, VA.

The Home Interest Club of Bancroft
Frederick c. Handy of Bancroft Tuesday
night. This club will entertain the Bar
croft Citizens Association the .22d of
February. Mrs. w. a. Pleasant of
Hampton. Va, is the house guest of Mrs.
A. G. Jones of Clarendon. Mr.. F. G..
Jackson of Washington has purchased
two lots at Clarendon, and when he
builds his new dwelling will move his
family to Clarendon. Miss Ethel Rich
ards of Washington, D. c.: Miss Belle
Weaver of Fairfax and Mr. and Mrs.
B. D. Richards of Annandale were guests
of Mrs. W. Z. Weaver of Rosslyn this
week. Miss Annie WEIGH of Farlee is
visiting at the home of Mr.. Frank Up
man at Livingston Heights. Mr. and Mrs.
H. X. Green and son Bruce returned to
their Clarendon home Thursday after a
visit to Mrs. GREEN'S parents in Washing
| ton, D. c.. Miss Ethel Smith of Arlington
has returned to her Arlington home, after
a visit to friends in Washington, D. c.
| Mr. and Mrs. r. Adams of Bancroft are
| spending the remainder of the winter In
| Washington.
a number of the friends of Mr.. Will
| liam r. Birch visited him at his home
| at Veitch Summit the Weekend of last
week and gave him a surprise party in
honor of his ninety-fourth birthday He
| is probably the oldest man in the county
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Collins and daughter
Mildred of Lacey and Mr.. Fred Collins
| of BallSton were guests of Mr. and Mrs
John McQuinn on Chestnut street, Claren-
don. Sunday. Mrs. j. r. Hohenstein of
Colonial Heights entertained at lunch
con last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs w E.
I Il ~, a Y.I,,
| of Washington. D. c.
Mrs John Burrows of Colonial Heights
| had as her guest Thursday Mr. Thomas
| Connolly of Washington, and entertained
| at dinner Friday Mr.. and sIrs. Hutchin-
| son and Mr.. and Mrs John Smith OF
!. Washington Mrs Margaret Petty enter
! tanned the Five Hundred Cub of Ar
| lington Saturday night.
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Hunton Foster and Miss Carrie Stribling
entertained at cards Tuesday evening at
their home on Prince street. DIR. and
Mrs. Charles I. Lindsay entertained at
dinner Tuesday at their home on South
Columbus street in honor of their cous-
ms, Judge and Mrs. Henry G. McDougal
of Kansas City, Mo. Lieut.. Charles Min
negerode Maigne. L. S. A.: Mrs. Maigne
and their spall daughter will arrive from
Fort Riley> Kan, next week to be the
guests of Mrs. Maigne's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis James Davidson. on South
Royal street. Mrs. Jonn Marshall Jones
entertained at cards Wednesday after
noon at her home on Cameron street in
honor of her sister. Miss Madeline Shri-
yer of Union Mills, Md. Mrs. Louis S..
Scott entertained the Matinee Bridge
Club Wednesday afternoon at her home
on North Washington street. Mrs. Jean
NJ Hyde of Colchester Hall. Va. is the
guest of Miss Mamie F. Grigg on South
Columbus street. Mrs Thomas A. Lee of
Washington was the weekend guest of
her mother, Mrs. Caroline Clagett Wat
ties, on North Washington street Mrs.
Arthur Barton Crane of Washington was
the guest this week Of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Frank ]. Pollard. on Cameron
street NJ. and Mrs. William H. Saun-
ders are spending two weeks at Palm
Beach, Fla.
Mrs. John Hooe of Warrenton. who
has been visiting Mrs. William B.
Daingerfield, left this week for Atlantic
City. Mrs. Louis S. Scott left Friday
for Philadelphia for a short visit. Mrs.
Cyrus Mccormick of Berryville is visiting
Mrs. Marshall Macdonald, on Cameron
street. Mrs. NJ. Adamson, who has been
visiting friends in this city. left this
week for New York. Cards have been
received here for the marriage of Miss
Mary Field Boiling. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartlett Boiling. and DR.. Robert
Baylor Shackelford Tuesday evening,
February s. at O'Clock, in the chapel
of the University of Virginia. Miss sBoi-
ling is a great-niece of Mr.. Albert Stuart
of this city Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
CueN of Washington We're the weekend
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Carpenter,
at Grace Church rectory. Miss Horner
of Warrepton is the guest of Miss Lille
Smith, on Duke street Mrs. Pauline
Jones of Washington was the weekend
guest of friends in town. Miss May
Snowden entertained the Evening Five
Hundred Club Wednesday at her home
on King street. The Matinee Five
Hundred Club was entertained Thursday
afternoon by Miss Mary Phillips at her
home on South Washington street Miss
Mary Glenn Uhler is visiting Miss Louise
Warren Payne in Lynchburg. Mr.. and
Mrs Talbot McCuen, who have been lly-
ing in Washington for some time have
returned to this city, and will make their
home here. Miss Lillian Tripiett of Fair
fax county was the guest this week of
her aunt. Mrs. John Monroe. on Cameron
street Miss Josie Robinson entertained
at cards Thursday afternoon. at her
home on South Fairfax street. Mrs. John
Iunton Foster and Miss Stribling enter
Gained Saturday afternoon, for the sec
ond time this week, at their home on
Prince street.
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ton, wearing gown of pink Chiffon. a
hat to match and carrying pink roses.
The William X. Vanderbilts were there,
the Livingston Beekmans. the Oelrchs'
Berwlnds, Miss Leary. Miss de Barrill,
the Dyers, the Belmonts and many of
the very fashionable.
Elsie Howlands wedding was not so
large, but 1t was very sweet and pretty.
She married Judge Frederic kernochan,
the ceremony being performed at the
Church of the TRANSPORTATION. which. you
remember. is always spoken of as The
Little Church Around the Corner Elsie,
walking with her grandfather. was
dear in white satin and old point lace.
Her veil was also of old point. Her only
attendants were her two sisters, Hortense
and Natalie, wearing frocks of pale pink
chiffon with hats to match, trimmed with
mink, and carrying pink roses, Ever
since the death of their mother the How
lands have lived with their grandfather.
Col. Frederick Newbold Lawrence, and
Mrs. Foxhall keene. their aunt, has chap
eroned them. The ceremony was followed
by small reception at Col. Lawrence's S,
Mrs. Keene receiving with them. Among
the guests were Mr.. ]. Henry Alexandra
and Virginia, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frederick
Kernochan, the Whitneys, the McVick-
ars, the Osgood Fieldses, the Henry Ros-
ers Winthrops and the Harry Payne
Whitneys.
Mrs. Robert Goelet gave an entertain
ment that was rather out of the ordinary
and altogether charming. Her guests
were invited for dinner and theatricals.
The drawing room had been converted
into a miniature theater, where Ber-
nard Shaws play, How He Lied to Her
Husband was given.
After the play supper was served. all
going then to the reception at Mrs. John
Innis Kane's. arriving in time to. hear
part of Kreisler's wonderful music on the
violin. Mrs. Goelet's guests numbered
fifty at dinner, and others came later for
the play.
Dolly Madison Montague had a delight
full theater and supper party given for
her by her aunt. Miss La Montague.
Fifty went to see the Arcadians, and
from the theater to Sherrys in BUSES for
supper. Afterward there was dancing.
These small affairs are SO jolly and so
delightfully."- informal. This one was par
ticularly Jolly There are many things
for the next few days, and if l am to look
nv best at several cotillonS on for tonight
l must indulge myself in a sweet siesta.
I'll tell you about them in my next.
AS ever, JANE CLAY LAND.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The members of the Alexandria Ger
man Club gave their midwinter dance
last Friday evening at McBurneys Hall.
The chaperons We're Mrs. Webb of Phil
adelphia, Mrs. Walter Roberts, Mrs
George P Anderton, Mrs. J. Sidney Doug
las, Mrs. Albert D. Brockett, Mrs Charles
NJ Shepperson and Miss Cora Cochran.
The cotillon was led by Mr.. Harry Car
ter Beverley, dancing with Miss Elizabeth
Winter Jones, and Mr. James S. Douglas,
jr., dancing with Miss Elizabeth Dulany
Herbert Among those dancing were Mrs
Dawes, wife of Lieut.. Robert Alden
Dawes, U. S. N; Miss Helen Williams,
Miss Ethel Norris, Miss Winifred Rogers,
Miss Margaret Hoge and Miss Fuller of
Washington, Miss Charlotte Bertrand
England of Baltimore, Miss Madeline
Shriver of Westminster, Md: Mrs. Louis
S. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall
Jones. Miss Clarence Snowden, Miss Mary
Snowden, Miss Lisa Anderson, Miss Grace
Anderson, Miss Frances Danenhower,
Miss Sibyl Smoot, Miss Mary Glenn Uh-
Ter, Miss Mary Phillips. Miss Beau DAM
gerfield, Miss Alice Anderton, Miss Hattie
Douglas. Miss Eliza Douglas. Miss Pau
line Nicol, Miss Agnes Marshall, Miss
George French, DIR. Edgar Woods, u S.
N; DR.. John Iden, u. S. N; Messrs.
Kent Roberts of Maryland, Richard FAIR
of Fairfax, Stuart Hunter of Winchester,
Albert Howard. Madison Brown, Frank
Gwathmey. r. B. LOCKER. Thomas Sebrill
J. r. King, w. T. Turner. William Camp
George Howard, Bagley. Spencer and
Singleton of Washington, Thomas Rams
del of Manassas, Conrad Johnson, Vivian
p Berry. Bankhead Lee, Daingerfield Ad-
Lenox Uhler, Griffith Uhler, H. D. Bruin-
bach, Taylor Burke, Julian Burke, Ed
ward S. Fawcett, Bruce Downey, Richard
Micou. Windsor Snowden, Arthur Her
bert, w. Preston Gibson, Garnett Pitts.
Henry Cooper, Gustav Thompson, Will
liam Gaines. Gwynn Dent, Page Waller,
Wilmer Waller. Dennis Ramsay, Philip
Dawson and ]. Thornton Ashton. Mrs.
c. William Wattles entertained the card
cub Of which she is member and some
other friends Monday afternoon at her
home on Prince street. The guests were
Miss Maude Howell of Charles Town. w.
Va; Miss Helen Holohan of Lancaster,
Pa; Mrs. Alexander NJ. Keppel and Miss
Charles f. Nicol, Mrs. David Janney
Howell Mrs. Albert D. Brockett. Mrs.
Clarence c. Leadbeater, Mrs Robert w.
Fuller. Mrs. Richard Gibson. Mrs. Louis
c. Barley, Mrs Stewart Jameson, Mrs.
John Hunton Foster, Miss Phil Wattles.
Miss Carrie stribling and Miss Cora
Smoot. Mrs. Foster won the prize. Mr..
d. Jenifer Harrison entertained at tea
Sunday afternoon in honor of Mr.. Will
liam Hill Thornton Brooke in their apart
ment on North Washington street. Miss
Alice Anderton poured tea. Mrs George
Uhler entertained at tea Tuesday after
noon at her home on Cameron street in
honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Arthur
Selden Lloyd. Assisting were Mrs. Ed
mund Pendleton cambridge of West Vir-
S,inia Mrs. Anderson Sommers, Miss
Katie Uhler and Miss Elizabeth Lloyd.
Miss Fanny Herbert entertained al
cards Saturday evening at her home on
North Washington street in honor of Miss
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Parish Priests Advice
Led to Her Recovery.
9S7 Pa. Ave. N. w.

Thin, weak or frail people-those who take
odd easily"-should b. prepared with Eckman
Alternative in the house.
Remarkable cures of Tuberculous iCon-
sumptivep persons are often accomplished. For
Bronchitis Asthma and Hay Fever no more
effective remedy exists.
lacon, H.. April H. 1907
troubled with Asthma and Bronchitis
FOR seventeen years After trying many rem
rdies Eckman's Alternative was recommended
70 by Parish Priest | am now feeling
6ne. ! cannot speak too highly Of IT,
tSgned Atidavit Anna Mae McEnfec.
Eckman's Alternative i good for throat and
Jung trouble. aud Is on sale at oDonnell's Drug
Stores in Washington. Ask for booklet of cured
IL can also be obtained at or procured
from your local druggist. If not. send this ad
ycrtlsement with Two dollars the Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia. Pa. and we will send
you one bottle prepaid ~ your nearest express
500
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be at home February q, from to II, at
9US New York avenue.
Mrs shively. wife of Senator Shvely
of Indiana. received last Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Shively wore handsome
gown of violet satin trimmed in crystal
lace. Assisting her were her mother,
Mrs. jerks, in black lace and jet, and
Indiana. Mrs. Cullop wore an imported
gray satin with black pearl and gold
trimming. Mrs. Adair was in green satin
and point lace, Mrs. Dixon in embroidered
and crystals. Mrs. Korbley- in cream
lace robe. Assisting in the dining room
were a number of young school girls
from Indiana and Brookville. Pa.-the
Misses Heidrich and Miss Harriet Balm
er. Miss Dougherty and Miss Dixon and
Miss Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin T. sanner of
Columbia road are spending week with
their daughter in New York.
Miss Frances Miller. daughter of Mrs.
de Mier Miller o. street, was hostess
at an informal bridge party on Wednes-
day, in honor of her house guest Miss
Darse of Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Palmer of Indiana is the house
guest of her brother-in-law and sister,
Representative and Mrs. korbley, at Con-
gress Hall.
Mr.. Lewis Mcdonald of Norwalk. Ohio.
is visiting his relatives, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Curtiss, on 18th street.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Brown of Brook
Vile, Pa, are spending a few days at
the New Willard. having come here to
attend the FarleyWheeler wedding.
The Thursday Euchre Club was enter
tanned last week by Mrs Hyland Maddox.
The prizes, which as usual with this
club were very fine, were won by the
following: Mrs. D. E. Hardester, Mrs.
T. A. Bynum. Mrs. d. V. Matehett. Mrs.
w. A. Linton and Mrs. B. F. McAlwee.
Mrs. Z. D. Martin will be the next hos
tess for the club.
Mrs. Kathleen McCullagh announces
the engagement of her daughter. Miss
Gladys McCullagh. to Mr.. Leon J. Laugh
ran. The wedding will probably take
place in May or June
Representative and Mrs. Polite Elvins
of Missouri are at Congress Hall: Mrs.
Elvins. who was Miss Florence kells of
Arcadia, Mo, is one of the prettiest of
the younger matrons at the capital.
Mrs. c. V. Clark of Denver, Col, is
the guest of Mrs. Benjamin Reiss at
her home, 1906 Belmont road.
Mrs. Harry Clay Mclean will attend the
wedding of her cousin. Miss Dele Norris,
and Commander Pearson, Z. S. N, which
occurs in New York city Wednesday
next. For few days thereafter she will
visit her sister, Mrs. DR.. Malcolm Nc
Lean.
Mrs. Blanche Waters Hall of George
town entertained the Country-Town Club
at, her apartment at the Terrace last
Wednesday. After luncheon twenty one
Games of euchre were PLAYED. Those in
attendance were MesdameS Etienne and
Truou of Berwin, Roome, Mcke Burlin-
game and Misses Fowler and Roome of
Rverdale; Mrs. White of Hyattsville:
Mesdames Davis Brooks. Marshall, Sabin.
May. Taggart, Hall and Miss Harper of
Washington. The prizes. a framed copy of
an old English print. an Irish point center
piece and colonial mirror, We're won by
Mrs. Davis. Mrs. TaGgart and Mrs. Hall,
respectively.
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HERND0N, VA.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Pollard and little
Miss Anna Pollard of Washington were
weekend guests at DR.. Charles +. Rus
sells. Mr.. Carson Hyatt is visiting Mr.
ana Mrs. Edwin L. Garrett near Rich
mond, Va Miss Mary Williamson spent
Sunday with Mrs. William Creighton at
Wiehle. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert II. Haw-
ley have returned from their wedding
trip and are established in their new
home Miss Margaret Russell left Tues
day to spend some time in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schneider and small
son and daughter have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Cummings or
Washington. Miss 1rma Moffett of Ar
cola has been called home by the serious
illness of her father. The Home Interest
Continued on Fifth Page,t