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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
@aufetjemtnet | Siaoai.

Gil Sc, Sr. Rebafter, tiene os peo at
inbtase feIgenoe / Seres SLAB:
Nf SoIt, Der er biemme paa geiss, La
Der Oct til, at Der er flere Siaeeler |
Imerita, iom bar giuet Yense til BET
pprbenbe @amlebiem, ser itanr / Den
6%ornenin9 at Sasen ON 8amlebiemmet
er %nebIa8t og al be engans eipne Renqe
er bcrttaitet. UT ina life or SiIfrlbet bill
fsIgenbe bile.
5 Si9bals Sparebanf, bbor Sc MODS
tagne Tenae er anbraste oe iorrenter ia
benitaar mi ca. 5000 SIR. Tier Suiinoe
arouer). elsie Eense or TONNE fra bore
nbpnnereoe @bgoefoIf. Zen iisrite Gum,
ca. 1000 SIR. err gipet al Soriien 6. Ses
ira. Tensene ifal life og fan life benpts
tes til anoet END til SpfsreIie o. Rons
terins al ct BanIebjem, Ser naar pi faar
Renee moi ifaI opfsres | W9rbesen al
Solmen airfe. Ser Hal iaa be fattiee
gamle forpleies for gpeSens Aeanina oa
andre eamle, Der life tr9nser Sattieuns
ceritstteIic faa Susrnm % TIeie. Settle
Siem er beresret at fuIte $4,000 aroner
% ifal fnnne buie minoif 20 @amIe %
piocrc afgiue Ylaos for geitprerinSe Ssr
Der fommer Here Pense ino fan life Ylas
nen renIiieres; men iaaindrt Yenaes
ipsrosmaalet er leit bill 8amIe6iemmet
bli til @irfeIisbeo. Sels on Der life
fommer fIere Pense, bill @amlebiemmei
ensang fomme iifanb, men Der oil iious
faib bengal en- IGnsere A~arrGtte, isr
BEN nnpnrenbe aapiiaI meo 5iuGa at
&ente % Rentesreute bill bIi tiIitrrtfes
Zig.
Dor Sem Der bar Siertslas % gpuc
- for be fattise o. gamle - or Der iaas
IeoeS iremoeles aSsans til at poe mins
ore % iisrre geIsb. 80 fer gensene
ionrmer, 10 ier bIir 5ismmet opisrt.
Set iom tomurer ino bill bli iuojot /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
Ara gYils Soric, Colorado.

9a set er iaa iieIoen at nosen al De
berboenSe Nprife ~ifripcr | "EeeoratsSo
ten. pil leu meS 8eoaiterens Sinnoelle
ienSe noole 9inier. Ssrit oil ies rette en-
Sal til BAN, iom nuoer Nariet g
ienbte "9ecorabs Yoiteu" Serctnins ON
17Se @ais SeitIisboIoeIie Der | %ilS
Scrie. geirct bar / CONNER Der iom
oseraIt / NorepeItsn, prret %niropanIig
isrt, iaa oct FOR enteites Seofommenoe
bliper ct rfsIpitct War. bpao SpeSen ans
eaar. Ga or oct pijtnot life iaa iloe Der,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

fnap Tengetio imsoe - og iaa bort
/ 8pggene oprt oct er at leoe Der! =
Saa iortrpaenoe iom oct err at Or T.
oes beruoe. iaa fntalt er oct at DO
Der - Tor Sen iom lioet bar at SIRE
mes - og iom atpoa pIages al Sigt.
s. 3. Sougen.
Tacoma, @aIh., t5oe Sept. 1910.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
vii yend. tiIbawe til Canada.

Ye-ta. MINI, stde JUL 1910.
Jeg reiste al Canada for nj Aar siden og tox en- Kvsrt
Section JerHbaneland Og "a Homestead, men mine Gutter
hsr endnu IKE taget noget Land Jeg holder frersdeAes
Jernbaneiandet y~g nastte zounme ttibage I'll st&t~rne
paa Grund al min Hribred WI De veniigrt strsx under.
rettc mig. ON Jg kan faz Dihige rsster al Ponokn.
Alberta. Deres ~oprigtige
GEORGE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
SEQ telbreoeoe ieiU
nit YrofttHHt0e.
Seq pil fprtR1t Stm, bporoan % Tan firrefe
yem ietr, oq bet QroftS.

2 aaresis gar is sirtpeIss % MATTE Ssibe Sen
gen nsh en- bobbeIt srOflioelis. Sec isrissie Here
iprtieniae erpimisisr. guftIte ptate mtg. aabrc
par liseirsm firliss. men into, AZ bern biaIp io- mtz
Bret. eassrHe iasee. at lea MATTE %. hpts ies tffe
biep operrrst. %su lea uarrese BEN ane % tefbrss
seee mis ieIp peo en- iimpel gcfhsee, ipm tea ppsa-
aeee. Gatver fan ieIo bruce ben, % is isaser zen
frts til enbpsr. ism frtuer I'll MTG eersm. itetpio
~isIaensc aupou % ienb ben I'll mtg isda:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
VESTLIGE

gehss. Mango Fsrmere wi bette Aar have en- Nettofortte-
ne-te AZ 80 ~ SIS pr. Acre af dere- Hvedeaviing Man
har der allie Fordele I de Rldrc beby4grde strgg. Code
skoler, kirker, fortrinlige Markeder. excellent JernbAne-
tIenesfe. 80 Udstiliing AZ Kornvarer we'd dc ror~kleiitre
staters rdfllinger og we'd enkeIte Comfy Fairs. Brevs
som nedenstasende modtAges hver Dag. bevidnends III
saa rosente.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
9eoens soft.

Miftel Girfeberg bebe BEN ODE Sent.
1910 / lit 5iem | gobe. Soipa, 1914 aar
gdmmel. Sans iorbiife 2epninger bIeb
meo Sciteffpbs bra9t til Hutlanb o9
berfra nleb S~ernnbnetos til Sbor, bpor
S%eerapeIien foregif Innbag ben 12te
September Yaitor 5. 6. Ssreenien fra
gooe forrettebe | BET norife Sprpg %
Paitor Seitenes fra Sbor / bet engeIife.
0tifteI 9irfebers bleb fsot / @aloers.
Ioree, ben 1Obe Iarts 1886. = ben
bnsite at ~ Ssrn. S 1851 blep ban
ianmeitebs Gift meb Waria &pale. %
be bar | tit g@eteIfab bait 13 @srn,
bpornf MI fun be 7 Ieper. Samilien ubs
bunbrebe til Mmerifa / 1857 % boiatte
iig i GIapton Gountb, Soma, bpor De
boeoe iuotil 1878, "a De De fom til Sums
bolbt gountb os tisbte Ell Snrm / Rors
tpub Sotpnibip. Ser bpeoe airfeberg
inbtiI for fire gar iiben, ba ban paa
8rllro al ~tiltagenoe Spagbeo beiluttebe
at flptte til ct anbet &liulat, os boeDe
berfpr en- fort Sib / Colorado. ga Sprs
~oubringen life babe Den iorenifeSe Iirts
ming, flpttcbe ban tilbn9e til Soipd,
fisbte fig ct Siem / Sooe, bbur ban boebe
til lin SOB.
Sorubeu Be Ipp gern, bporaf be TO
enbnu er biemme, efterlaber Ifbsoe Jig
i'm aIbrenbe sg9tefele.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
Tnger Sin svog.r. ord for rod,.

Tsyiors Falls, MIMI Tae August 1910.
Jeg skal ihsst gaa I'll Camrose med mine Kreatnrer ox
Husholdntnxrsaxer. VI nix dssrIig Aviine her isss. og
min Svoger. Axei Soristrsm. ! Camruse WI at vi sial
konme derud. Han boede for Wilton, n. nak. Jex
sgter st kishe eiter tsge Homestead nasr jeg kommer
der. men jeg vi ike giSre Reisen 20 Gange, hvorfor teg
tager min svogsf- ord for LandetS Ttlstsnd. og jex On
skier at fas Dercs lave raxter. Deres oprtgtig~
PETER a. NELSON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

Maidstone, sask.. Canada, STE Aug. 1910.
Mine Forsidrt kom hid fra Cedar Fails, Iowa, for As
Aar siisn, og DE- var sss vel fornsiede med Lsndet, st
de sendte Il, Occur dAiene efter mig. Jeg bar optaget
stsnse her. LEONARD
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30
!: DAS
1910 AvIin0

Udbyttet af Hyede viii
mango Distri kter blive
fra rs I'll 50 Bushels pr
Acre.
sslg sfLand ogoptarrise afHome-
~teads tiltsgcr. fngen Afta9en
! indvandringen fra de For slater.
Vidunderiig zodeAnledning-r for
bliyer for dem, der sxs.r AZ sjsrs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

Spros III Inn noaie faa b~uHhrete. IN bsbre anoe-
falling fuuoe gFbauolimsen lite faa = bet CT RubIi,
rams esen 3cui. ps ieiu be mango roienbe ubtafefier
I mebtelnft Fiesifrifter o. Dresfsn fan iffe maaie
ia hermeo. Toftuiu er. at oenne me BehdnbIines.
niettooe for eaarprrt m bar rsuoiuttpusrst ALE e
sanIe neutrality-suspicious..
Ter CT '~rcrnSeIes auIeeuins III at erboise Ct frtt
6rempIar paa Torif at eeune aftaueIins. tserpeb
enhper sipts Hmfebnins til p~eripnlis at ffubere caas
rsts suatsmi, oaasets S~psSsmme, stSfss
Nariaae FAINT Ben ~sorrsfte ssshansttns. On
Tusie e~bfrifsbe atteaer fra mine Taficnfer. iant
bersmie ecssrS l,staIciisr fdI btise isnbt ~isnstisis.
erspe aoresicrrs III mine Rem gprf asufprer.
boor iea pesfpuiig betoarsr BEN o. sr enbuer 5sse.
ipsrsisI % acuiuitatisu fritz.
Sfr,v s,auu o. aorssie fpbsIia. penIas gsrts fsr
aitaubItHaeu % ben ffdi nrar btiue Fem icnSt.
HI. ACHERSHAUG, n, N, D..
IN Vast % Strset r r nau vovk N.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

Irs. Martba Suic bsbe / fit Siem
/ 9ulutb, Iiun., Ben Ste September. Nfs
bsoe bpts Yigenapn bar 0tart5a Wags
nitsbotter @it, bar fsbt Den 16be Nuguit
1916 paa 8it / Gibfiorb | Saroaneer.
5 1860 bIep bun gift meb Cars Ouie ira
lllpif / Sarbauger. Sc fom til anterifa
/ 1870 os boiatte Jig ner Fergus Sails.
Iinn., % flptteoe til SuIutb | 1904. be-
res mtbereuoe 5icm. Sun efterlaper Jig
foruSen lin 0lanp, Cars Snie, 6 Ssnuer
og 8 Sstre, nemlie: ears 8. Suie, Sars
Ion, @ilfin Co., Iinn., Wagnlis, Soabo,
Ole / NIaifa, Sans / Sanestoipn, 81. 8.
Rartin % Garl / 9ulutb Iinn., o.
Mrs. Mariba Sanbers, Wiis Sopbia
Suie / 2ulutb % Mrs. 8. 2einen / Ser
gus Sails, lamt Ia ggrnebsrn % 3 gsrs
n~ebsrnsbsru. Sun blep besrapet | Sus
lItth
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

Send efter Literstur og spsrg De loksie k.nsdiske Re-
zjeringsssentrr om Exkurionstaxtsr, de bedste Dfstrik-
ter at nedsstte sig og riden at reise derup.
supt. of Immigration, OTTAWA. Canada
eiler scandinavian DEPT. OF THE CA
MADAM GOVT, 3I5 JACKSON ST,
II. Pa MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-30

Dart.

Ten fore gfterf psrsSsf esser
ben pioeuTabeliae a~fhdnbltna
ON "Gaarsts zga1sWMs %
fsrrsfte NshanSftasss, nbaf.
pct al D. Ahershana M. ~. B.,
bar rebu,errf bet fbtks cpfaa
pnd 10 600 Qrnl. net nnrfHe
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
HEART an0
HOME, TAI, KS
sbyBubaoRYd

In democratic America we feel some
thing OF scorn for the aristocrat. Ac-
cording TO the individual point OF view,
we define him as "hfalutin," putting
on airs" or considering himself superior
10 other people" But isn't this rather
superficial definition OF an aristocrat?
Wouldn't we gain something extremely
useful 10 ourselves II We would look a
little more deeply into this old-wOrld term
and take into our lives rs true meaning
Somewhere is the phrase. An aristo-
crat, exquisite in everyday life, can't you
imagine the delight OF living in such a
home?
Exquisite in everyday life"' What does
that mean?
For one thing, IL means that the women
Of the family would not go around in
frowsy negligees. with hair carelessly
combed or Shoes run down at the heel.
II a negligee were worn. it would be fresh
as the morning. To the very smallest
and most Insignificant detail Of the toilet.
being exquisite in everyday life, would
mean being exqu!sitely dainty. II every
feminine member Of the family were this
at all times, wouldn't it work q trans
formation in many a home?
What would being exquisite in every
day life" mean for the head OF the
family?
II wouldn't mean he is 10 be a dandy
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
ROCKVILLE.

Rev. Thomas J. Packard. rector OF
Christ Episcopal Church, returned to
Rockville yesterday from a trip OF several
weeks through the West and Southwest
Mrs. Albert J. Almoney and daughter,
Miss Mary AlmOney. have returned from
tcn-day stay at Atlantic City.
After spending several months visiting
relatives and friends In Rockville. Mrs
William II. Lamar returned 10 Texas last
Tuesday for the winter Miss Gussie Ii
mar. who has been in Mississippi two
years, Is in Rockville for several months.
y musicale viii be given IN the South
ern Methodist Church here next Tuesday
evening by Washington and Rockville
talent
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Magruder are
spending a few weeks visiting on the
Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Humbird and two
sisters Of Mr. Humbird of ST Paul.
Mimi. are visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip d. Laird have gone
20 Baltimore 10 spend the winter.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
ALEXANDRIA.

The annual meeting Of the Alexandria
German Club was held on Friday. The
| following gentlemen were elected as Of
| ficers and governors for the season of
l9l0-1l: President Arthur Herbert. jr.;
secretary. Conrad Johnson; treasurer.
Julian T. Burke IT.; governors, Edmund
p Hunter. Edward s. Faucet, Richard
NJ. Chichester and James s, Douglas, IT,;
leader, James s. Douglas. r., and as
sistant leader. J. T. Burke. jr.
Miss Nettie Curtis. OF WaTTenton. is
the guest OF Miss Eliza Douglas, in Cam
eron street.
Miss Lisa Deane Anderson left on
Sunday Tor Norfolk, where she will at
tend the meeting OF the Confederate
Veterans as sponsor for the Eighth dis
trict
Mr.. Lee Hillary. OF Franklin. Va, was
the weekend guest Of NJ. and Mrs.
Horace B. Ramey.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Marshall Jones and
little son returned On Saturday from a
visit TO Mrs. Jones parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. f. ShriyeT. Union Mills. Carroll
County. Md
Miss Mary II. Taylor has returned from
the Valley OF Virginia, where she spent
the summer. and is now the guest OF the
Misses Marye.
Mrs. Cassius Lee has gone 10 visit her
daughter. Mrs. Carr Henry. In Norris
town, \. J.
Mrs Robert arnold has returned from
a visit 10 friends in Richmond,
Mrs. StareH returned on Monday from
a v.sit 10 relatives in Fredericksburg.
Col. F. L. Smith and Miss Margaret V.
Smith had as their guest during the past
I week Mr.. r. p. Tunstall of Norfolk.
Mrs. Clarence Howard, OF Fredericks-
burg is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Richard Gibson. at the Fairfax
Mrs. Robert G, Bratton. OF Columbia,
s. c., is the guest Of the Misses Worth
ington at their home. Crawford, Seminary
Hill.
Mrs. Eben Dale. Of Boston, is the guest
OF Miss May Greene.
Mrs. David J. Howell returned last
week FROM a visit 20 Hopewel, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fenwick have re-
turned To their home from the Blue
Ridge Mountains. where they spent the
past two months.
Mrs. John Hammond Griffith, OF Klns-
ton. n C, is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. r. G. Acton.
Miss Alice Colsuhoun. who has spent
the month Of October at New Windsor.
Md. viii return on Monday, and Will be
the guest OF the Misses Marye, In Queen
street.
MIS- NJ e Howard. OF Charlottesville.
and Mrs. Shell. Of Salisbury, Nd. were
the guests during the past week of Mrs.
NJ AdamsOn in South Washington street
Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell left last
week for a visit to friends In Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Jacobs and son.
who have been visiting Mrs. Jacobs
mother. Mrs. Emma Clark, IN Fredericks-
burg, have returned to their home in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs H. P. Mayo. who have
been the guests for the past week OF
Mrs D. A Horton al Quantico, have re-
turned 10 Burgundy"
Mrs NJ. c. c. Peyton and her daughter
and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23

or a Beau Brummel He could be the
strenuous, staIwart American, but he
wouldn't grunt an answer from behind
his newspaper at breakfast. whenever hts
wife ventured a remark. He wouldn't fy
into a rage when he couldn't find what he
wanted on the instant. OF if dinner was
trifle late He wouldn't sit still while his
wife carried coal up cellar. or wrestled
with a bureau drawer that refused 20
open. Being exquisite in everyday life
means being attentive. thoughtful. gen
tie. In a word. streWlng flowers along d
womans pathway and taking from il the
stones that bruise her feet, but which are
nothing to him
The children can be little aristoerats.
too, gentle and thoughtful in manner, or
Derby and neat about the house. There
IS no one in the home who cannot be an
aristocrat If he tunes his heart 10 the
right refrain Daintiness. good temper.
good breeding. an absence or vulgarity
in action. speech or thought all these
Will make for exquisiteness IN everyday
life
Life in a home run on this principle
would be pure delight. There would be
no friction. no jars: utmost consideration
for each other would be the rule.
And one will grow toward II uncon-
sciously If he just dwells on that phrase.
exquisite in everyday life"
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
GEORGETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hallerith have taken
Mrs. George T. Dunlops home, Thirty
first and q streets, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. I.utz, OF Lees
burg. Va, have issued invitations for the
marriage OF their daughter Cora 10 Mr..
J, r. II. Alexander, OF Leesburg. Va.
Mrs. Havens, Of Jacksonville, Fla, for
merly Miss Clare Walsh. of Georgetown,
who has been visiting Mrs s. s. Cissel.
sailed Thursday from Baltimore for her
home.
Mrs Charles Alvin Smiths home was
the scene OF a surprise party Friday
evening given by thirty young men of
the Bible class or Peck Memorial Chapel
to their teacher. Miss Eugenia Cuthbert.
a silver loving cup was presented TO her
as a token of their esteem and apprecia-
ton OF her fifteen years service Music
was enjoyed, and, after a supper, all
pronounced the evening a great success.
Thursday evening was the first OF a
series OF family nights at Peck Memorial
Chapel. These meetings are to bring the
families together and create a social
spirit.
Friday evening there was a most IN
teresting lecture given at the West
Washington Baptist Church by Mrs Mon
TOO Oh tho dSluh I lay MIS-. Monroe
has just returned from Europe
Mr. and Mrs. F. s. Voorhees,, of 31O4 r
street, have moved into their new home.
1856 Newark street. Cleveland Park
Mrs. Lloyd d Smoot has as her house
guest her sister. Mrs. Jesse Williamson.
from Philadelphia.
Mr. Philip Garnett is spending a week
on a hunting trip in Maryland.
Mrs. John Magruder and Miss May
Hartman left on Thursday for California,
where they will spend the winter with
Mrs. Magrueer's brother, Capt. Cook
They viii also visit IN Atlanta. New Or
leans, and Los Angeles.
The friends OF Mr.. Harry Hunt VIII be
glad TO know he is improving from his
recent Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich and their daughter,
Miss GeOTglanna Davis. have given up
their apartment in the Terrace and are
now at the Askeaton.
Mrs. Harrington, widow OF Gen Har-
rington. and her daughter, Mrs. N. Il
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23

pastor. Rev. Walter Edge, and his wife
on Tuesday at the residence Of Mrs j.
NJ. Winnemore. Members Of the con-
gregation and their friends attended.
Miss Bessie Thompson has returned 20
her home IN Baltimore after visit 10
the family of Maj. F. Z. Little.
Miss Margaret Knowlton has returned
TO her home here after year spent in
Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Baldwin have re-
turned after a visit TO relatives In Car
roll County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Ray. OF Wash
ington. We're the guests OF relatives here
during the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. W. :. Levy have returned
10 Baltimore after spending the summer
at the Naples.
Mrs Fanny Jackson, OF Baltimore. was
the guest last week Of Mrs. Richard
Johnson. OF Overlook.
The Misses Mattingly visited Miss Net
tie SnOwden. at Glenwood, this week.
where they attended the wedding Of Miss
Sunson and Mr.. Eastwick.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
LAUREL.

Mr. and Mrs. De Lannoy, OF Phlladel-
phia. were the guests last week OF Mrs.
De LannOy's brother. Julius Snowden.
Miss Katherine Gambrill. of Hyatts-
Vile, and James Z. Bradley. Of Balti-
more. were the weekend guests Sunday
Of the formers cousin, Mrs. Richard
Johnson, OF Overlook.
Miss Coombs. OF ST. Marys, was the
guest during the week OF Miss Frances
Williams al the Laurel.
Miss Bertha Butler is visiting Miss
Maddox at her homo in Charles County.
Mrs. w. D. Todd was the guest the
past week of her sister. Mrs. d. NJ.
Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holman and Miss
Rita Holman were the guests OF Mrs.
POrst.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Stanley have
returned from a trip TO Cincinnati
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Presby-
terrain Church held a reception TO their
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
MORNING CHITCHAT.
kty THAT duh do not what loneliness
MAJ
w the when know what consists tn


Nkf
w when the
adder initiate the glad
What M
properties
inviting understand
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n
looking /
grand
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appearance n
o quo
surprised
she i hal long
friends think that hunting maid
world I'm
ewhoc in
really a matinee
fol the
like herthat Will be still
other people.
mysteries
invitations thought speculation nature
a 10 be
o delightful mysteries even more al
men and
fifty sixty was undoubtedly
and
too teres o
intelligence trolley a ho
absorbing
depends
Which win have hem1
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23

plans for the approaching fair for the
benefit OF Pinlney Memorial Church were
discussed
Miss Laura Howard. Of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. Joseph r. owens. Franklin
avenue extended.
The Misses Laura Knott, Ula Hall,
Esteila Live. and Ruth Alvey. OF Wash
ington. have been visiting Mrs. Joseph
NJ. Harvey, near Lanham
Mrs. John b. Yost of Arbutus. Nd.
has returned after a pleasant stay with
her mother, Mrs Joseph NJ. Harvey.
Mrs L. p. Gray, Of near Lanham, this
county, IS visiting relatives in Chicago.
Miss Jennie Cheneworth. OF Indianapo-
lis. has returned 10 her home after a
stay with Mrs. S. 3. Temple
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
EVANSVILLE.

Miss Rosa Carr. sister OF the late Judge
Arthur Carr. has gone 10 Huntsville, Ala.
TO visit her brother, Mr. Marshall II. Carr.
who has resided in Huntsville since 1870.
She may remain all winter.
Mrs. Ethel Gear and daughter, Miss
Jayne Gear. Of Chicago Junction. Ohio.
are visiting Rev. J. X. Argo and family.
Olive street
Announcement is made Of the marriage
OF Miss Avis Mary Middleton and Mr..
Thomas Summons Gwynn. both Of Prince
George County The ceremony was per-
formed June last at Manassas, Va, by
Rev. J. Garland Hammer.
Mrs. Mary Z. Wilson mas been visit
ing Mrs. H. V. Waltjen, at Towson, Bal
timOre County
Mrs. A. w. Upper, Ralston avenue en-
tertained a company of ladies at luncheon
Tuesday. After refreshments were served
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23

Hall. who have just returned from Cali
fornia. have taken an apartment in the
Kanawha. 50l6 Dumbarton avenue. for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. HaycOck have re-
turned TO their Dumbarton avenue home.
having spent the summer in the country.
Mrs. II l. Lewis and children, who
have spent the summer in. Southern
Maryland, are visiting Mrs. Lewis sister,
Mrs. Z. 3. Wilson, of Bethesda.
Mrs. Blocker and her two daughters.
Mrs. Wheeler and Miss Blocker, mother
and sisters OF Mrs George Salter. have
taken an apartment IN the Kanawha for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Clagett. OF
the Kanawha, left yesterday for Lees
burg 10 be the guest OF Mrs. Clagetts
parents until after the wedding of Mrs.
Clagett's sister. Miss Cora Lutz
Mrs William Clarence Gwynn and
Master }. Henry d. C. Beall Gwynn were
IN Baltimore for several days, the guests
Of Mrs. Henry d. Beall.
Mrs. Arthur T. Atherholt, wife OF the
president OF the Aviator's Club, left for
her home in Philadelphia Saturday.
Mrs. T. J.. Kibler had as her house
guest the past week, Mrs Charles Ma
phis. of Warrenton, Va.
Miss Kathryne Campbell has returned
from Atlantic City.
Miss Orilee Dix spent several days with
Miss Eleanor Bushee al BrightwOod.
quite a crowd OF the young people went
Mountaineering and returning in pony
carts.
Georgetown Industrial Center opened
its doors to the public with al its officers
present. Mrs. Conrad II, Syme came back
I'm time for the meeting. Miss Florence
Frisbey, Miss Louise Robinson, Miss
LOngstreet, and Mrs. James X. Jones
were also present. They are looking for
ward to a very busy season.
Miss Mary Mason is home from a visit
TO friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Wallace Etheridge and her three
interesting children are the guests Of
Mrs. John II. Bell. of Cleveland Park
Mrs Edward Beale, OF Soldiers Home.
was the guest Of Mrs. Byrne Weaver last
week.