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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-30
Cedar Grove Girl WEEDS
b 70 The Washinelon -.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd. Dec 29.-ALiss L. Esther
Snyder. daughter of Mrs. Harriet Snyder.
Of Cedar Grove. this county. and Mr..
Walter Clinton Offutt, of Gaithersburg,
were married this evening at the home
Of the bride by Rev. J. I Winger, pastor
of the Gaithersburg Northern Methodist
Church. Only a few relatives and friends
of the couple were present Following a
largely attended reception, Mr.. and Mrs
offutt departed for their honeymoon
trip.
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SYNOPSIS.

When about to drown himself. Paul darFet Is
ipfer,,sDted be John Clifford mysterious Old man.
Promised great wealth, Janet signs an agreement
to do Clinmd's bidding for seven years. The at
ter then establishes the young man. Under me
name Of Paul Cleand in a magnificent country
house and supplies him literally With money
Paul fans in love with Margaret Shenstnne,
daughter Of a Judge. and is encouraged IN his suit
by Clifford
Too late the young man learns that ne
Is hei7 to large fortune and tries in vain TO have
Clifford release him from his pledge.
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toledo Gets Library.

Toledo. Ohio. Dec. Z9.-The municipality
of Toledo to-day sent word 10 Andrew
Carnegie that it ad decided TO accept
his pronered gift OF a library. The city
council voted to accept MA Carnegie's
terms
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For the Virginia waters that are served
with after noon tea and other light re-
pasts, work a couple of tablespoonfuls
Of butter into two cupfuls of flour and
mix in enough ice water TO make a stiff
paste. Then put the dough onto a Toured
board and roll into very thin sheet
1t should be little thicker than paper
and cut in rounds with a saucer Bake
in a quick oven on a Toured pan. The
waters should have an uneven. hubby
surface and be eaten cold They are
delicious with a conserve or jam
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-30

its helpful thought is that poem nv
Elizabeth Barrett Browning with
which many are familiar. and which
really should be hung where IL can be
read daily. Not all of us have learned
the lesson it strives 10 teach Us. but
II 1t helps toward making rs serene
and calm under the little trials Of daily
living We should be grateful / quote
IL here trusting that just the repeti-
ton Of It 10 you may be a thought
Tor to-day as helpful as the mere
writing Of il is 10 me.
The little cares that fretted me.
lost than yesterday
Among the fields above the ssa
Among the winds az PLAY
Among the loving al the herds.
The Hlstling o. The tees,
The singing Of the birds
The hummins Of the bees.
The foolish fears Of what may Eappen-
cast them all away
Among the clOv5-Scentef grass.
Among tie ncW-mOWn hay
Among the husking q the corn.
Where droWsy popFias nod.
Where ii thoughts die and good are borE.
Ont IN the fed With God
- 1AAl-NG adAil1GH NLEEc are
usually many bargains TO be
II picked up in the shops. which
are marked down in price TO
make room for the spring goods
which win be shown in February.
Especially is this true of ready-to-
wear goods. millinery, dc. Besides
the reductions in her high-class hats,
milliner in F street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth. has also some excep-
tional values in Irish lace neckwear.
She intends to close ont this line al
together, and so has cut her prices
in half.
An exquisite coat set. which com
bines the bebe Irish with the c0arser
mesh, and is further ornamented with
new guipure designs as wei, has been
marked down from so 70 SIC, or S
each for the collar or the cuffs. Five
dollar collars are now priced at $3.50.
and jabots and Tabats. worth $3.50.
are now only 81. All Of these can be
guaranteed TO be the real things.
FIRM Of leather importers in G
"A street between Thirteenth and
L 4 Fourteenth, is showing some
attractive new things in garden
baskets Of brown wicker. which have
at the side a pair Of shears with
which 10 clip the flowers and a spool
of gilt wire with which 10 tie them
into bouquet.
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Mrs. Winslow,s Soothing Svrun

Has been used for over SIXTY-FIVE YEARS by
MILLIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
sOQTHES The CHILD S0FTENS the GUNS, AL
LAYS all PAIN CURES WIND collie and Is The
best rEancdy for DiARBhOEA Sold by Druggists in
every Part Of the world, Be and ash for Mrs.
NinsloW Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
TwCDty-iise cents a bottle Guaranteed under the
Food and Drugs Act June soth 1905 Serial Number
ICES. An OLD AND y ELL TRIED Remedy
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Armr officer Tnkes nride.

Jackson, Miss. Dec. Z9.-Miss Katherine
Seaton. daughter Of prominent attor-
ney, was married tonight to Lieut.
Robert K. Spillock, Z. 5. a.. of Virginia
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TO-day's Menu.
BREAKFAST

BREAKFAST.
Fruit
Cereal Sugar and Cream
Tomato Omelet Fried Potatoes
Rice Pan Cakes Coffee
LUNCH.
Baked Potatoes with Cream
Little Tea Cakes Cocoa
DINNER.
Split Pea Soup
Steamed Fish Esq Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Buttered Carrots
Watercress French Dressing
Waters Cheese
Chocolate Pie
Coffee.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-30

Fordham University Medical school Of New
York conducted by the Jesuit Fathers, astsr but
ge year OF existence. has bson placed IN the A.
class Of medical colleges By the medical c1unc1 q
education OF tae American Medical Association.
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Little Tea CakeS-Beat together two
eggs, a cupfUl and a half Of milk, a half
teaspoonful of salt four tablespoonfuls
Of sugar four tablespoonfuls Of melted
butter. a teaspoonful OF vanilla, one cup
ful Of freshly grated cOcoanut and enough
sifted -four TO make a thick drop batter.
Measure the Hour before adding it, and
for each pint stir into the batter one
heaping teaspocnful of baking powder
Beat wen for "a moment and bake in well
buttered muffin pans.
Chocolate Pie-Scald one cupful OF milk
in a double boiler; rub three tablespoon
fuls of grated chocolate. smooth with
little OF the milk and add 10 the con-
tents of the double boiler. stir into this
one teaspoonful Of cornstarch dissolved
in a little water and stir until thickened
then cover and cook for five minutes
Set aside and when cool add one-eighth
Of a teaspoonful Of salt, one teaspoonful
of vanilla, four tablespOonfuls of sugar
and the beaten yOlks OF three eggs and
beat until light Bake in one crust in
a moderate oven. Cover with a meringue
made of the whites of the eggs beaten
with three tablspOonfuls of pOwderd su-
gar until very stiff and glossy. Dust over
with powdered sugar and return TO the
oven until slightly eolored. Serve very
cold.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-30

Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin, Of Stone
leigh Court, has cards out for a tea,
Saturday, January z, from to o'clock,
asking her guests TO meet Mrs. Livingston
Egan, of Florida.
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MENUS AND RECIPES.

TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
Copyright, 1903, b. The North American Cosnpar
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In The SOCIAL WORLD
q

Continued from Page Five.
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Mrs Sarah Frances Smith announces
the marriage Of her daughter. Eugenia
Amos, and Mr.. Emil Andreas Fenstad.
which took place Monday, December 26.
The young people will be at home after
January at 705 Columbia road.
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Col and Mrs. z. A. Koerper announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Helen.
to Capt. Thomas Snowden, L. S. n.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-30

Mrs. Joseph MediH Mccormick has ar
rived in Washington and opened the Hob
son house in \ street, which she and Mr..
Mccormick have taken for the season
AIr. Mccormick VIII join his wife here
shortly.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs Abe Lehman gave a
dance at Pythian Temple last night for
their daughter, Miss Annie, who is home
for the holidays from school at Norfolk,
Va
The out-Of-toWn guests included Miss
Herman Bennett, of Norfolk, Va; Miss
Rita Goldman and Miss Marion Cold
srom. of Baltimore, Md; Miss Edith
Harmon. of Rochester, n. Y, and Milton
King, of Princeton University
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-30

Miss Elise Browning, the debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay
Browning, was hostess at a luncheon yes
terday in honor Of her house guest. Miss
Amelia Doughty, OF New York. Among
the other guests were Miss Dorothy Hell
berger and her house guest. Miss Isabel
Johnson, OF New York; Miss Mildred Ba-
con and her house guest Miss Annie San
ford, Of Nashville, Tenn: Miss Ida Nor
meBt Smith, Miss Nina Van Arsdale, Miss
Helene Oyster. Miss Harriet Lothrop, and
Miss Marian True.
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Miss Ellen Lemly. daughter OF Mrs lem
~ and the late Capt. Samuel c. Lemly. q.
s n, VIII be the hostess ar a small tea
for young people tomorrow afternoon.
Miss Lemly viii be a debutants Of next
season.
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Symons is a student Lewis Ralfton, Of
Princeton. is the guest of Thomas W.
Symons. jr., of Yale, who is spending the
holidays with his parents
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs William H. Carey. of
1901 Park avenue. Baltimore. announce
the marriage Of their daughter. Laura
Gertrude Carey, and Mr.. z. Clinton DAILY.
of Washington. The ceremony took place
II the cathedral in Philadelphia Tuesday.
and was performed by Rov. Joseph NJ
McShain. Miss Katherine L. Carey at
tended her sister as maid Of honor.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-30

TN furTier's shop in F street, near
Thirteenth, 1 saw yesterday one
4 of the handsomest sets OF white
fox furs ! have found this season.
II is valued at S125, as it is the genuine
fox. but the after-Christmas price on
il is $50
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Miss Anne Carey Gourley, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Gouriey. OF
Hollands Point, Calvert County, and sis
ter of Mrs. Thomas Z. Latmer. OF this
place, and DR.. J. Dawson Reeder. OF Bal
timore, viii be married this morning at
10 O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents. Rev. B. B. Lovett, of st. PauTs
parish. Calvert County. will perform the
ceremony. The wedding viii be one of
the society events of the year in South
ern Maryland DR.. and Mrs. Reeder will
reside in Baltimore.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-30

Miss Graziella iowa, daughter Of Hon.
John T. iowa. United States consular
agent at Sagua la Grande, Cuba, is visit
ing the family Of Mr. Fred Beall, at 1870
Columbia road. Mr. iowa q B naturalized
American citizen, and was educated in
New York.
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u hif1 Flaur csnffsi Haiiaina Thifa ara
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TALKS ON TEETH
By The Regal Dentbts
SUCCESSFUL DENTISTRY

Success IN Dentistry. like success
in am path In NE. lies in striving
70 reach perfection. no man Il per.
feet. but n his aim IN life IL high
be wili more nearly reach perfec-
ton than Il hsa aim IL low.
have heard people say Z hate
a dentist 4 hate a dentists chair
hate a dentists office" Whyf
Because. to them. Il has been =
place of torture. Nov in order to
overcome fhis prelHdice. We have
been striving for years 70 alleviate
the pain and torture IN the dental
chair This has been oar ore aim
and. with thls one aim always be.
fore Va. We have accomplished re-
markable results.
We nos have people come into
our office wh0 DO not hate the
dentist. because our operations are
not painful and our work la salts
factor.
n You are IN need Of dental work
come to ms II viii cost yOu moth
Ing but a little time. 10 have ~ ex.
plain our methods and give you our
prices n we cannot help your
case Ne will gladly tell you. II We
can help you. you are the ones who
viii BE- glad y0u came 70 us. We
guarantee al cur work
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES,
" W. Cor Bird and Union
Opposite fhe =. O.
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nFApACHFs

most cases are caused By eye.
strain We make a speciality Of
correcting eye defects. and BY 20
doing relieve the headache u you
have trouble. SEE US.
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AN ODD DISGUISE
a Blessing, Perhaps, but Very un.
slightly.

a Blessing, Perhaps, but Very I'm.
slightly.
The very latest il the decree
that nEly faces. particularly the
flushed kind covered with erup
tons aud pimplea. are blessings In
dinguise and signs OF good health
Nevertheless they Indicate that
some fhvorite diah IN the diet has
disagreed with the stomach. Buck
wheat cakes are one OF tho causes
az this season Of the year. bnt
whom the skin breaks our from
whatever cause the timely appii.
cation o, p0alam. the new skin dla.
eavery VIII cure Il AZ once Being
flesh colored. poalam cannot be de
tectod 0n the face and hands. so
that Il may be used By day a. we'll
as az night 20 eradicate plmplna.
bloichss. hoils. Hcaba. emptiona.
hives. herpea. etc. II the trouble
IL attended hy itching, p0alam
stops e with first application. just
aa 4 does tn eczema cases. which
q cures Ia few days
Fiftg cents worth OF p0alam viii
answer Ia curing any % these
minor troubles. aud 4 may be
bought Of any reliable druggist
The Quaker DRUG Co always has
a. A test supply sufficient 70 clear
The complexion overnight and drive
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mailed free 20 any one who siil
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woman, clad IN a coatume Of
nouqeed and ripping velvet of a
royal blue which made her the moat
striking fignre In the great room
Hers was a personality not easily
70 ba overlooked IN any company
her face one not readily To be
equaled. Il was the baroness Hei.
ena Won Rltsl
We met face "a face. / preaume
Il would have been TOO much TO ask
even Of her TO suppress tho sudden
tiash OF rocognitlon which she
showed, AZ first she did not see
that was accompanied. She bent
to me, ~ though to adjust her gown.
and, without change IN the ex.
precision ~ her face. spoke 10 mo ia
an nndertone which no one else
coald hear.
Waltz she murmured. eThere
= to be meeting She had time
for no more as she swept hy.
Alaa. that mere moments should
spell ruin ~ well a. happlnssa,
lhiH new woman whom | had wuoed
and found. this new Elisabeth
whose hand lay on my arm, saw
what no one else would have seen
that little flash of recognition on
the face Of Helena won Ritgi She
heard a whisper pass. Moreover.
with womam's uncanny facility IN
detail she took In every item OF the
others costume, For myself |
could see nothing Of that costume
Row save one ohIect--a barbario
brooch OF double shells aud beaded
tRstenlnEa which clasped the llEht
laceB ~ her throat.
The baroness had. perhaps. silent
- little a. ] che night before IL
! showed the ravRgcs Of loss Of
sleep no more than she. was for,
tuuate. She was radiant. as she
passed forward With her oaooFt for
place In the line witch had not vet
dWindled away.
You seem 20 know that lads. :"
said Elisabeth 10 nae. gently.
Did ! 40 seem answered 1T
u professional ot an % smile In tho
East room 90 reception. said /.
Then yoW do not know the lady ?"
Indeed no Why should 1. my
dear glrlf@ Al. how hot my face
vast
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tunity and perhaps less inclination
for much conversation. ms eyes
Glanced 90 turn toward the main
entrance door 90 the East room. Il
saw pushing through. certain
paEy. a Young boy 81 good family
vho was employed BY Mr.. Calhoun
as messenger. lie knew nae per.
tecily we'll. as he did almost every
enc else la Washington. and with
procorions intelligence his gaaa
fickea me ont IN ali that throng.
IL this Tor me- ! asked. as he
extended bis misslve.
Yes. ho nodded ~Mr. Calhoun
told me to find you and 10 give you
this az once
turned 70 Elisabeth. "lf you
will pardon me-" / said. She made
say for ms % pass 60 a curtalned
window. and theirs. turning my back
and using such secrecy ~ I could,
broke The seal
The message waa brief To be
equally hFlat may say simply that
e asked me 10 be- ready TO start
Tor Canada that might on business
connected with the department Of
stated OF reasons o. explanations
Il gave none
{ turned 70 Elisabeth and held cat
the message from my chief she
looked 81 H. Her eyes wideuea
Nicholas" Hhs exclaimed
Elisabeth said I. turning 10 her
swiftly. VIII agree 60 nothing
which viii send me away from you
again. Listen. then -l raised a
hand as she Nonld have spoken.
Go home with your Aunt BETTY as
soon a. yun can. Tell YOUR father
that a. shall be there BE- ready"
What DO you mean she painted
{ saw her throat fiuttef
mean that We must be- mar.
FieA tonight before I so Before
o'clock must b. on the train
When aill you bo back she
whispered
Hos can ! tslig wheu I 80. my
sife shall waif there At Eimhurut.
instead Of nay sweetheart
she turned away from me. con
tempiatlve she. too. vas Young
ArGor appealed TO her life stood
before her. herKuuinE. a. 20 me.
What could the girl 90 o. say
: placed her hand on ms arm
We started toward the door. intend.
Ing 70 pick 40 Aunt Ienniuzs on
our way. A. we advanced. 4 group
before a. broke apart stood aside
20 mRke waY for a gentleman wSom
did not recognize On hls arm
there leaned q woman. a beautiful
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u do not know" said Elisabeth
Only. In u way she reRembled a
certain lady of whom we have
heard rather more than enough
here In Washington
Put aaldo silly gossip. Elisa
beth. said. Aud. please. do not
quarrel With nae. now that am
so happy Tonight
Nicholas" she said. leaning Just
a little forward aud locking her
hands more deeply In my arm,
don't you know you were telling
me ono time about the little brooch
you were going 10 brins me an
Indian thing YOU said Il should be
my my wedding present. Don't
You remember thatg Now. was
thinking
stood bluahing red as though
detected IN the utmost villalny
And the giri at my side saw that
written ON my face which now. with.
Ia the very moment Il had become
her rlsht TO question: | turned %
her suddenly.
Elisabeth" said I, "you shall
have your little brooch tonight, u
you viii promise me now 10 ba
ready and waiting for me at 8.
viii have the license"
II seemed 10 me that this new self
OF Eiiaaboth'a-wa warmer. yielding
adorahle-wAs slowly going away
from me again. and that her old
SELF none the less sweet. none the
iess aliufing. but more logical and
questioning had taken ita old place
again. She pat both her hands en-
my arm nos and looked me fairly
IN the face, where the color still
proclaimed some sort Or guilt on
my part although my heart was
clean and innocent as hers
Nicholas" she said. come 70.
night brlng me my little jewel
and bring
The minister n DO that
Elisabeth. you viii marry me
them
"Yea'" she whispered softly.
Amid an the din and bahhis Of
that motley thong heard the word.
low a. q Was have never heard
voice like Ellnabeih'a
An instant later. I know not quite
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how, hor hand was away from my
arm. IN That OF Aunt Detty. and they
were passing toward the main door.
leaving me standing with Joy aud
doubt mingled In my mind.
n 30 be Continued