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The Detroit times., 1910-06-16
Health and Beauty
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR.

Madge: Very frequently dark.
coarse looking complexion comes from
the failure OF soap and water 10 re-
move all dirt from the pores OF the
skin. II you VIII dissolve an ounce OF
almonzoin In a half-pint OF cold wa,cr.
then add two teaspoopfuls glycerine,
stir and allow to stand "A few hours,
you will have q splendid cream jelly
for cleaning up your skin This cream
Is greaseless. and viii not cause hair
to grow on the face | find II excellent
for softening and smoothing the skin
and for reducing the size of large
pores 1t Is fine for massagng To re-
move wrinkles. and II you viii use 1t
regularly YOU VIII soon have a charm
ing, velvety complexion.
A. IT, c.. You say you used delatone
last summer to remove superiGols
hair from your face and forearms, but
that IL has grown again very light
and thin. This is the experience OF
many who have used dclatone. One APP
plication is not always sufficient 20
permanently remove the annoying mar.
Mix a little delatope with enough water
to make a paste and cover with IL the
skin from which you wish to remove
the hair Let IL remain two or three
minutes; then wipe on ana WASH Win
warm water This second application
will be effective and the hairs VIII not
return. -
its best and be easy to 40 up as long
as you continue To shampoo with soap.
The alkali In soap and most ready
prepe red shaTpOos eats the very we
but of your hair. makes " larsi ana
brittle, and, causes those tadgd. diScOI-
cred stre5ll1s you speak OF. Most sham
poos simply temoye the oil ana dI,
from the M roots which causes itch
me scalp. dandrun and finally dead.
falling hair with split ends. " Noi
will shamuoo your lair with tea
SPOONFUL Of csnthroN dissolved IN I,
CUP OF hot water YOU will iind u most
deiichtfuI This shampoo produces
rich. creatav lather hat cleanses th or.
oughly. dries quickly and ieaVcs ne
nall soft, nuTe and the scalp FEELING
fresh This is by FAR the best shampoo
| ever tried. ard my friends. 10 wn"n
! have recomme nded IT, tell me ~ IL
simply splendid. -
Jane RI Your sallow. pinply. COM
pleNion comes from impure blood. You
should not neglect this any Longer;
Make n good system tonic any BLOOD
purifier by dissolving one halt cup
sugar and one ounce kardeDe IN on
half pint alcohol. adding enough poll-
Ing water 10 make n full quart; then
take spoonful before each meal.
ana u Will clear up your face and give
The Detroit times., 1910-06-16

and groom rs they were leaving the
church, put them In big taxicab
decorated with old shoes, white rib
bons and other bridal trimmings and
drove the machine through the down
town streets before allowing the
''newly-weds" to take a train for Chi.
cago. Mr.. Fulton Is bookkeeper In
the Hotel Normandie. The couple will
make their home at No ITO Stanley
ave.
o.
Our Lady of Lourdes church, River
Rouge, was the scene of a pretty wed.
ding, Wednesday,, when Miss Ethel
Reno was married TO Fred Raubolt,
of Wyandotte. The Rev. FIR. ST. Amant.
officiated. Miss Florence Le Blanc
was maid OF honor. Miss Edna Conk-
right, bridesmaid. and little Miss
Emerald Reno. flower girl. Stewart
Rabault was best man, Master Ed
mund Visger, ring bearer and Odem
and Everett Labadie ushered. The
young couple have gone east on their
honeymoon and after Sept 1. will be
at home TO their friends In Wyan-
dotte.
The friends of Alexander Kothe, Jr
whose marriage TO Miss Eva b. Ortiz
daughter OF Anthony Orth, No. 294
Macomb-st., took place I'm S. Peter
and Paups church Wednesday morn.
ing, waxed very facetious In decorat.
ing the store OF Mr.. Kothe at No. 994
Kercheval-ave., with signs calculated
10 disturb the young couple as well
as to arouse the derision of the neigh
borhood on their arrival Wednesday
evening at their apartments above the
store. The welcome home was as loud
and noisy as the practical jokers could
make II.
The class day exercises OF the Nc
MILAN High school will take place
Tuesday afternoon, June 81, at 2:30
o'clock In Peninsular hall, West Jeffer-
son ave. and West End-ave.. with the
graduation exercises following We'd
nesday evening, June 20. Prof. r..
Clyde Ford, Of the State Normal col
lege. will deliver the graduation ad-
dress on Some demands of the new
century" and the diplomas will be
presented by Principal Frank Cody.
The class colors are green and white,
the class flower the white rose, and
the class motto I'VE conquer step by
step" The following are the gradu.
ates: Frances Hannay Foran, Edith
Sarah JOHN, Oscar William Mas,
Ethel Maxwell, Lillian A. Miller and
Mary Caroline Shields.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-16
'Soe.d;ety

The formal opening Of the Old Climb.
ST. Clair Flats. will take place Satur-
day, June IS.
A strawberry supper will be given
In St. Josephs Episcopal chapel
Thursday evening, under the auspices
OF the Woman's Guild.
The marriage OF Miss Julia Irene
Brady. daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Brady. TO James p RYAN, will take
place "Wednesday. June 30.
The woman's Guild, of the Church
or the Messiah. will give garden
grounds OF the residence OF Mrs. IL.
J. Maxwell Grylls, No. 47S Field.ave
o.
Mrs. Nathan G. Williams. of Roches-
ter. n. Y. formerly Of Detroit is visit
ing In the city and Is being much en-
tertained Mrs Henry w. DalSin Will
give a buffet luncheon in honor OF Mrs.
Williams Friday.
The Young Ladies Bible class OF the
Fort-st. congregational church will re-
peat "The Cricket on the Hearth, ="
which they gave'so successfully few
weeks ago, Friday evening, in the
chapel.
Mrs Frank l.. Newman will give a
dancing party az the Detroit Boat
club Thursday evening for her niece.
Miss Kate Thomson. of Hamilton, Ont,
who Is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Dorothy Newman.
90
Miss Grace l. Kutz. daughter OF
Mrs Jane +. Kutz. will be married
Thursday evening. to Percy NJ. Brown.
In her home. Miss Mabel Buick. of
Flint. will be bridesmaid and Harry
Brown. best man.
One OF the charming entertainments
of the season was given by Mrs. Tru-
man Newberry, In her home in Crosse
Pointe Farms, Wednesday afternoon.
II was an al fresco fete and large
number OF guests were entertained
o
s. S. Davis and Mrs. Davis, of Mon
ango. ~ D.. are visiting relatives and
friends in Detroit after an absence Of
eight years. Mr. Davis was a resident
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The formal opening Of the Old Climb.
st. Clair Flats. will take place Satur'
day. June IS.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-16
POSTALS MARRIED 25 YEARS.
WeIl.known Detroit Couple Observe
silver Anniversary, Friday.

silver Anniversary, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Postal. of the
Griswold hotel, will celebrate their
silver wedding anniversary, Friday.
June II. their marriage having taken
place 20 years ago, In Evart, Mich.
Mrs Postal. who was Miss Minnie
Southworth, was the belle OF Evart
when she met young Fred Postal,
who had just come to the town to
manage the Evart house. Their we'd
ding was the social event of the year,
both being very popular young peo-
pie. Just 10 years later they came to
Detroit, and on June "a. 1895. Mr..
Postal took charge of the Griswold
house and has carried the business to
the point of success best evidenced In
the formal opening. the present week.
of the handsome new cafe and the
remodeled and additional upper floors
that represent an outlay Of $125,0O0.
Seven years ago. Mr.. and Mrs Pos
tai tired of their long years of hotel
life with its attendant rush and hustle
purchased the handsome home at No.
SO Chander-ave., where they have
since lived with their three children.
Harry, Charles and little Miss
Dorothy. Mrs. Postal is of retiring.
quiet nature, and much prefers the
reserve OF home life to the necessary
excitement OF big hotel. Mr.. Postal
Ia considered one Of tn most successful
hotel men in the country. genial.
thoughtful for his guests and an I'M
firing, hard worker In the interests OF
his business Although. owing to the
unusual demands upon his time this
week. he and his wife have been un-
able to plan for any special observ-
ance of their silver wedding annivers-
airy. they are receiving congratula-
tions by the score from friends OF
many years standing who knew OF
the happy occasion.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-16
LAND BILL PASSES.
Provides Sc. 1000. 900 for Western lr-
rioation Projects.

WASHINGTON, June 16.-With
sac. 100000 provided for the compile
tion OF irrigation projects and various
other amendments. the house bill au-
thorizlng the withdrawal OF public
lands by the president passed the SEN
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ate yesterday. It Il one Of ~ ~
ures advocated In Mr.. Taft's Ieo1clor
tive program.
Several other amendments wsse ~.
sented. but none OF importance vue
adopted.
Mr.. Beveridge declared that The f0r-
ests OF Michigan had been ruthless
ly slaughtered to put more money into
the already bullying pockets OF private
owners"
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be retired came from the justice him
self. His determination was reached
as result of recent comment that
certain OF the big corporation cases
assigned for reargument wouA have
been decided by the supreme court
had not the court been so evenly d.
yided.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-16
Aeoueer Falls to Appear.

Frank Ziegler, arrested on Belle
Isle, Wednesday. was fined So by Po-
lice Justice Stein, Thursday morning
A young woman with whom he had
been on the island and who made
serious accusations against him. fail
ed TO appear.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-16
CONGRESS is ASKED TO
RETIRE JUSTICE MOODY
Member Of United States Supreme
Court Decides to Quit Bench ow-
Ina to lli-Health.

WASHINGTON. June Ex-senator
Lodge yesterday introduced a bill per.
hitting Associate Justice Moody, OF
the supreme court OF the United
The Detroit times., 1910-06-16

States 10 retire from office with full
pay, Notwithstanding he has not served
ten years. nor IL he 70 years old. as
required by law. Mr.. Moody's health
is given as the reason for the pro-
posed act.
The Moody bill Is based on the con-
dition that Mr.. Moody shall retire
within six months. Mr.. Lodge said
that the purpose Of the measure was
to vacate, the seat by the beginning Of
the next term OF court so that the va
cancy nigh. be filed. He said the
measure was generally favored and he
expressed the opinion that It would be-
come law before the adjournment OF
congress.
The suggestion that Justice Moody
The Detroit times., 1910-06-16
WILD ANIMALS ESCAPE.

Gus Still at Large. NN
JOHNSTOWN, Pa, June ia
number OF wild animals escaped as a
train hauling Frank A. Robbins cir.
Gus was wrecked about $3.50 O'Clock
this morning, when wide cars struck
projecting rocks In a narrow cut at
Winterset. near Ebensburg. The man.
agement says all but hyena and jag
uar have been captured.
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Evelyn Phillips. have gone to tie cry LOT
the remainder of the winter. MI btri
Phillips has accepted = position ~ i'ait-
ston but will retain lis fcsio"a,c mere
Nlr. ana Mrs. John Matfe.i alu haDE "i
the city visited Mr. and Mrs Harry l5"W-
man sunday MIR and Mrs. Heihy bai
ler are the parents .: i hoy hdbE' porn
last week. The Methodist cAurcn sun
day school gave Christmas entertain
nent Thursday night. tile Ire: be!liS an
unusually attractive feature. Mrs. Mar
+. HusSey of Washington spent christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs. curt Nhsoh. MI
Haro!H fankine of South Airl y, ~ pres
ent q r9edical student 1T George Wash
ington University. spent Wednesday WIN
Vienna friends Tie CarreIt Events
club met with Mrs. :. =. Stneis on Fri
day Mr.. William y. titzh.sh II Wash
ington, wIIo has been visiting TRENDS
here. is recovering from SeNerc Illness.
Miss .hhhie ifitZhuch returned THURSDAY
from visit t. CulpepcT. IN" Five oaks
Good Roads Association tafly pull Thurs
day night at the Home - NJ. ". "
Pierce was i decided social success. Wis
itors beir2 pre-. mt from Baltimore, Lou
doun. Faiifa ounty ana tue Surround
ing country.
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inson. Mr.. and Mrs Stroud Of F'loris en-
tertained 4 large number Of Herndon
friends at dinner Saturday. Miss Ruth
Richards is spending the holidays at Cliff
ton Va Miss Edith Laws of Nokesville
IS visiting her father near Herndon. Miss
Hazel Rock of WASHINGTON has been for
several DAYS the guest of Miss latte
Robey. Miss Virginia Wrenn Of Wash
lngton and Mr.. Vernon Wrenn of Balti
more are he liday guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington {. Wrenn on
+ don street. Messrs. Austen and Wesley
kephari Of LIVINGSTON Heis hts were
days. DR.. and Mrs. b. B. Detweier en-
tertained a number OF friends Thur day.
Mr.. II. T.. Hanes attended a family re-
union at Ashburn Sunday, five genera
tons being present. Miss Cecil Hutcliin-
son of Pleasant Valley is visiting Miss
Lena Hutchinson. The Baptist Sunday
school held its Christmas exercises Mon
day evening and the church was crowded
to the doors. A flag drill" led by Miss
Lucille Love less with Misses Hazel Bicks-
Ter Gertrude Oliver, Annie Mullen Fran
ces Gaver, Gladys Burr Allie Godfrey and
Miss Myrtle Williams, was beautifully ex-
ecuted. There We're recitations by Leon
ard White and Hugh and Gilbert Hutch
lnson and trio by Messrs. Lynn and
kephart and Mrs. Taylor. after which
Santa Claus and a little Santa Claus ap-
peared and distributed the gifts from
heavily laden tree. Miss Ruth Dyer OF
ROANOKE Is spending the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mayer entertained a large house
party for the week end. Mrs Atkinson
of Washington visited friends and her
summer home here this week, returning
to the city Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hatcher of Upper Loudoun are the guests
Of relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. William Daw-
son have been visiting the formers home
at Philomont and Mr.. and Mrs. Hoge at
Lincoln. The north pole was discovered
in Walkers Hall Monday evening, when
st. Timothys Sunday school and friends
attended the Christmas entertainment
Eskimo dogs were used with splendid
effect. The success was largely due to
Misses Castleman. Cummins and Mrs
DetWeier Miss Robey of Washington
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Robey. Mrs. William S. S. Groh has
returned from visit to friends in the
city. Mrs. Harry Bready and little Miss
Katherine and Mrs. Hattie Bready have
returned from Washington. Miss Rose
Reed has returned from a short visit to
friends In the city. Miss Elizabeth Leon
hardt Of Norfolk spent several days with
Miss Belle Simonds, returning to visit
relatives in Washington Saturday. The
Merrymakers held New Year dance n
Walkers Hall Friday night; many out
of-town guests were present Mr. and
Mrs. Pollard spent New Year in Herndon.
Little Miss Lucille IIoveless Is visiting her
parents in Washington.
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R. VEhDALE. MD.

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Mn - ="
Nliiidn Nl3S 81 I-"hlGh ilNti*l& =
visiting lis pd antS. Nj. and AIRS. William
Wilson. Wash rcton avenue Mr.. and Mrs.
PhiIIin Scba, - If R,ltimorc arc ,1o
1r I,,. c,,
- - Soi'. ~ ''''" : :. 10
Md'dSoh ave ue MISS Malue nfay OF
Washington $ the guest Of Mr.. ard
Mrs. William g. GRAY, Cleveland avenue
Miss a. IL Stevens ana Al, al Mr.
-
ia'e - ~ ~ q dlt Spt'idliS y"
days with Rev. and Mrs. II. y. Reed,
jackson avenue. After a delightful visit
10 MT and Mrs I'reda,;,.l, JIaie NJ.
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Saturday Iss, A. "a NJ, .'h a ,iidi,
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VIENNA, VA.

The Fairfax County Chapter, D. A. r..
Will meet Monday with Mrs. A. G..
coumbe. the meeting place having been
transferred from Mrs. L. s. BethelIs on
account OF the Iatter's illness Messrs. Paul
and Walter Ferguson of I-oudoun visited
the family of DIR. r. u. Leith last week.
Mr.. Ralph Coleman of Herndon and
Washington spent Christmas with Mr..
clarence NJ. Leith. who has returned
10 Detroit. Mich. Mr.. Ernest Smith,
wife and child spent Christmas with
AIR. Smiths brother in Washington.
Mr. S {. Sturgis of Richmond spent the
holidays at his home here. Sydney Ad-
ANS Is improving after his recent opera
lion. Miss Frances Trigg spent Tuesday
with Miss Eleanor Connolly of Tenley-
honor Messrs. Edward and Fred Good
win are with their father. Rev. T. l..
Goodwin. for the holidays. Mr. Leon
Dimsey of the battleship Connecticut is
at home on visit to his family. Mrs.
Joel Barbn of Philadelphia is visiting
her daughter, Mrs a. G.. Coumbe, Mrs.
capt. kenyon recently fell from a sleigh
and dislocated her shoulder. Mr. Tudor
Capehart OF Baltimore spent Christmas
with his sister, Mrs. ]. +. Oertel Mrs
Alexander Bukey Of Bancroft is visiting
her daughter Mrs. F. S. Bethel. who is
now convalescing. Mrs. John S. Bukey
is SUFFERING from serious relapse. Mayor
John Warnock Echols. DR.. r. ID. Leith
Mr. Harry y. Bowman and Mr.. Herbert
NJ. Dyer were at Fairfax courthouse Mon
day night. Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Barbour
spent Christmas with Mrs Barbour's
father. Judge Grimsley of Culpeper Capt
III. L. Salisbury is improving after his re-
cent illness Mrs. Tibbetts and her
daughter, Miss Ethel. spent Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cotton Lewis
Mrs George Z. King attended recep-
ton given Wednesday by Miss Mary
Huntington of Washington to the Fair
fax County Chapter, D. 4. r. Mrs. Lena
Noeickner spent the holidays with her
son. DR.. Kurt Voelckner. Mrs. Foster
Kirby visited Mrs. j. II. Cameron We'd
Desday. Mrs. Cameron is recovering
from d severe attack of the grip. Mr.
Frank Boushee has been transferred To
work In airfaX county and will he at
home with his wife and son here. Mr.. and
Airs. Arthur Lewis and daughter. Miss
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ROCKVILLE, MD.

A bridge party Wednesday afternoon
was the feature of the week at the Mont
gomery Country Club. 1t was given by
the entertainment committee Of the club,
Of which Miss Mamie Hogg was chair
man, and among those present were Mrs
Ohio Talbot, Mrs. Annie Mcclure, Mrs
William Dorsey. Mrs. Evelyn Glascott,
Mrs. Edward S. Dawson, Mrs Ella Ander-
son. Mrs. Charles III. White, Mrs Mich
olas Brewer, Mrs. Walter A. Williams
and Misses Rose Henderson, Margaret
Dawson, Margaret Stokes, Rose Williams
Minnie Lowry, Mamie Hogg, Daisy Hege
and Eliza Choate. Refreshments were
served. Judge and Mns John +. West
returned early in the week from Wash
ington, where they spent several DAYS
visiting friends. Miss Lucy Bowie OF
Washington has been visiting Mrs. Hat
tersly w. Talbot here. Miss Mary Welsh
has had as her guest during the week
her cousin. Miss Lucille Welsh of Olney
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hicks of HartvilIe
;. G., who are on their honeymoon trip,
spent the week as guests of Mrs Hicks
sister, Mrs. S. Wade Magruder, near
Rockville.
Miss Rose Henderson was the hostess at
euchre party at the Montgomery Coun-
try Club Tuesday afternoon, given to the
members Of the Weekly Card Club and a
few other friends. Her guests were Mrs
William Dorsey, Mrs. John l.. Burnett.
Mrs. Robert b. Peter, Mrs. Lee Offutt,
Mrs. Theoore Mason, Mrs. Harry Buck,
Mrs. Annie Mcclure, Mrs. George F. Hen
derson and Misses Enza Choate, Rose
Williams, Annie Maddox, Margaret Hen
derson, Elsie England and Louise Ed
mondston. Prizes Were won by Mrs.
Burnett and Miss Choate. Mr.. and Mrs
w. Frank Rabbit and children of Bos-
ton recently spent several days visiting
relatives and friends in this vicinity
Charles, the interesting little son of Mr.
and Mrs Charles j. Maddox. celebrated
his birthday anniversary Monday after
noon by entertaining a number of his
Rockville friends. Games of various
kinds were played and refreshments were
served. Those present were Helen Bru-
nett Elizabeth. Katherine and Hilda
Maddox, John and Mary Kingdom Bever-
~ and Carroll Stansbury and John Mad
dox Dr. and Mrs. James Emery and
daughter Miss Helen, have been visiting
in Baltimore and Washington. Mr.
George A. Wilson of the Colesville neigh
borhood, accompanied by DIR. Candy Will
son of Indiana, former resident of this
Texas. Prof. Julian Walters of the
Brookevlle High School was a visitor to
Rockville during the week.
biweekly meeting at the home of Mrs
Frank Spencer Thursday afternoon. The
usual interesting program was rendered.
including responses appropriate to the
Christmas season. d paper on Our Coal
Supply" by Mrs. Somervell Dawson,
talk "A Visit to Coal Nine" by
Mrs. George F. Henderson; a piano solo
by Miss Lucy Smith. a paper on Waste
in Mining Coal" by Miss Mary Almoney
and travelogue by Mrs. Winfred Beck
a wedding of interest to the people of
The lower section of the county took
place in st: Johns Catholic Church, For
est Glen, Tuesday afternoon, when Miss
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Ralston avenue. during the present week.
Mrs. r. White, formerly OF this place
now OF Washington, has been visiting
Mrs. A. Busch, Wine avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas j. Watson of Norfo k. Va.
have returned after pleasant stay with
friends here Miss Nettie Gordon of
Charlottesville, Va. has been visiting
near Seat Pleasant. this county.
Miss Elizabeth Naylor of Washington
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry w.
Dorsey, Wine avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Welsh and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
S. Herring have returned after a pleasant
visit to Misses Carrie and Clara
Turner. Woodvil!e, Prince George county.
Miss Florence Talbert of Washington is
the guest Of her cousin, Miss Mary Por-
ter, Avon avenue. Miss Nellie Lyon of
North Hyattsville is spending part of
the holiday season with Miss Alice COT
lin in Washington. Miss Edith Gallant.
Wine avenue, who Is spending the winter
in Washington. has been visiting rela-
tives here during the past week. Miss
Rebecca Yates Wilkerson, who has been
spending the holidays with her parents
here. will return to her studies at Han
nah Moore Academy, Baltimore county,
tomorrow. Misses Adelaide Quisen-
berry and Corinne and Helen McFar-
land of this p'ace attended the colonial
tea given by the Capital Society. ID. A X,
Thursday at the residence of DR. Dunn
barton in Washington. Prizes of silver
ware were awarded the best dancers.
NlE. William Wilson Of Riverdaie Is
spending the holidays with his parents.
He is a student at Lehigh University.
Dr. George B. Moore of Riverdale left
Monday for an extended hunting trip
through West Virginia. Virginia and
southern Ohio. Mr.. Willard Birdsan of
Purcellvile, Va, is visiting DR.. and Mrs.
c. A. BirdSar, Spencer street. Miss Ger
trude Nelston OF Huntington, w. Va, has
been visiting friends near L. B., this
county. Miss Elizabeth Burgess, Pine
hurst, was among the guests at a house
party given by Miss Stockett in Baltimore
from Thursday until Monday of next
week. Miss Mamie Magruder of New
Orleans has been visiting relatives near
Cheltenham, this county
Mr. and Mrs. ". Streeter have returned
after a pleasant visit TO relatives in Vir-
gina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Seuseit and fam
ily who have been absent in Panama for
about three years have returned to again
make their home at Lanham this county
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Howser of Altoona,
Pa, have been visiting the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Howser, near
Lanham. this county. Mr.. Herbert
Campbell of Washington spent several
days of the week as guest of the Misses
Ariel and Mary Abbott Mrs. Matthew
il. Halloran and children formerly of
Evansville. NOW of Washington, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mudd.