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Friday, complimentary to Mrs. Winfield
Scott McGill and Miss Grace Houchen.
Miss Margaret Russell is visiting Mrs
William Pollard of Washington. Miss
Monday In honor of Miss Ethel Clenden-
ming OF West Virginia. Mrs. Elisha Kirk
has returned from a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Ball of Rockville. Md: and
to Mrs. Case and Mrs. Wright of Wash
ington. Mrs. Kirk attended the reception
at the White House. Miss Nettie Brad
shaw is hostess tonight at large lawn
card party, many out-of-town guests be-
ing present.
Mr.. and Mrs William F.ads Miller en-
tertained most charmingly at a picnic in
Darlington Grove, Monday afternoon in
honor Of Master Russell Miller's tenth
birthday. About twenty-five guests were
present. Mrs. Isaac T. Long of Flors
was hostess at finch party Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Thomas II. Walker. Mrs
William Ayre. Mrs. Maurice Stroud, Mrs
Fannie White, Mrs. NJ. J. Madison. Mrs
Al IL. Kirk and Mrs. White being among
leaves today for ten-day stay in At
lantic City. Mr.. Vernon Wrenn has re-
turned to Baltimore after Spending the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Washing
ton c. Wrenn. Mrs. Russell \. Lynn
spent Thursday with friends in Lees
visiting at the Cedars. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Haines and little Miss Doris Haines
have returned to Washington after a visit
to Mrs. Lydia Thrift Of Waxpool. Mrs
William Ellis and Miss Elizabeth Ellis
visited Mrs. Handy at Bancroft this week
Miss Annie Ellis has returned from a
visit to relatives near Washington. Misses
Hattie Robey and Elizabeth Ellison spent
Thursday in Washington. Mr.. Vernon
Callar spent Sunday with DR.. and Mrs.
w. T. Callar. Mrs. Margaret klipstein
has returned from New Baltimore. Va.
DR.. and Mrs. George holland and DR.. and
Mrs Little of Ashburn spent Saturday
here. Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Blanck-
ard attended the Lanham-Rucker we'd
ding in Washington Saturday, Mr.. Blan-
chard being soloist on the occasion. Mrs.
A. W. Cummins entertained the Ladies
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Garrett
entertained over the week end Mr.. Ben
jamin Garrett of Washington.
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CLARENDON, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

CLARENDON. Va. July l. 1911.
Miss Edith Herd of Washington, d. c..
is the guest of her aunt on Poplar ave-
nue., with whom she will spend several
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. John and Henry
Balster had as their guests this week Mr..
and Mrs. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. George Butt
and Messrs. E. Campbell and Mr.. Kraft.
all of Washington, d. &. Miss Woodzell
of WarrentOn. Va. was the guest of Mrs.
c. p. Caldwell of Clarendon this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stein of Washington. d. c.,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald for
the summer Miss AdamSon of Oakland,
Cal, has moved to Clarendon and will
live with relatives on Oak street. Mrs.
J. Stanley Sorrell of Cherrydale has as
her house guest Mrs. Caroline German of
Washington. d. c., for several weeks.
The Clarendon Baptist Sabbath school
on a picnic to River View Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Ashton c. Jones have returned
to Oak street after a pleasant visit to the
home of Mr. Jones parents at Black
stone. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G.. Tracy
and Master Russell Tracy. after visit
to Mr. and Mrs. John Armiger, have re-
turned to Chestnut street. Mrs. Lizzie
SmOot had as her house guests this week
Mrs Williams and Mrs. Robinson of
Washington, d. C. Misses Burns and
Pace Of Gaithersburg Nd, We're recent
guests Of Mrs. Washburn of Clarendon.
Mrs. c. V. Wilson entertained this week
Mrs White and Mrs. Welsh of Wash
ington. D. C. Mrs. Shehorn entertained
this week Mrs. Alexander of Alexandria
and Mrs. Leonard of Washington.
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son. Mrs. Lindsey and Miss Lindsey of

son. Mrs. Lindsey and Miss Lindsey Of
Portsmouth. Va. are guests of Mrs.
Hamilton. Mrs. Harry Stump of Wash
ington spent the week end in Warrenton
with Miss Lettuce Clark at Mrs. NJ. G..
Douglas Mr.. Erasemus Helm, who has
been spending some time with Mr.. w.
p. Helm, jr., in Newark, n. j.. is in War
renton on his vacation Miss Spinks or
Washington is the guest Of Misses Maud
and Mamie Colvin Miss Aileen Rector
Mr.. Isham Keith. jr., is at home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Keith after spend
ing the winter in Admission. Ala, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Keith. The Misses
of Miss Elizabeth Bashaw. Miss Sally
Marshall returned to Warrenton Monday
after an absence of several weeks spent
In Baltimore. Washington and Virginia
Beach. Mr.. Charles Wood and Mr.. Bal
ley of Atlanta. Ga, were the guests for
the past week of Mr. and Mrs. D. p.
Wood. Mrs. Westmoreland Davis of
Leesburg. Va, visited Warrenton this
week. Paymaster Henry A. Wise spent
the first of the week with Dr. and Mrs.
several days recently with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Webb Tyler near Warrenton. Mr..
Henry Burke and Miss Cora Anne
Brown were married Tuesday afternoon
Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Burke left at
once for Washington, where they spent
several days Mr.. Frank Pemberton OF
New York has leased Glover Croft, near
Warrenton. and will arrive in Warrenton
shortly for the summer The Messrs. Penn
berton arrived this week. Miss Janet
Hamilton is spending some time at At
lantic City Miss Belle Boston is the
guest of Mrs. +. S. Turner after a visit
to Mr. and Mrs. Chase Boston in Wash
ington. Mr. Joseph I-llman is at home
from Atlantic City much improved IL
health.
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HERND0N, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
HERNDON. Va. Jul,

HERNDON. Va, July l, 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A White and
Master Ross and little Miss Lois White
of Washington are established at Ches-
towka for the summer. June 16 Mrs.
White entertained at a delightful party
in Washington. in honor of the ninth
birthday anniversary OF Miss Lois. about
twenty-seven guests being present In
the bean guessing contest the first prize
was won by Miss Mary Barrows Of Ber-
wyn. Md. consolation prize. Miss Doris
Blanchard boys prize. Harry Garner Of
Washington, and consolation prize, by
Furvel Sanford. Mrs. Whites house
guests were Clyde Keys and Murther
Lowe OF Herndon and Lucille Bean of
Brookland. Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Averll entertained at dinner Sunday,
their guests being Mr.. and Mrs. George
NJ. Burton. Master Manley Burton, Mrs.
VI. Hutchinson. Mrs. Hetmuiler, Master
Selma Hutchinson is entertaining a large
house party over the week end. among
whom are Miss Estele Wade of Hale
thorpe. Md. Miss Elizabeth Cooke of
Virginia. Miss Stella Hunt of Texas. Miss
Ella Neinman of Baltimore. Miss Bessie
Russell of Miami, Fla: Misses Lillian
Chenowith. Clara Cooper and Margaret
Patch OF Washington. Miss Maize McFar-
Miss Steele of Herndon, and Messrs Hale
Thomas of Wisconsin, Grover Kirley.
John Cosgrove of South Carolina, Bar
bour Hutchinson OF Herndon. c. J.
Wiehle, Herbert Seamans and James
Woman. all of Washington Miss Annie
Mcclure is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs B.
Mcclure. Mrs. Smith and Miss Dorothy
Smith have returned to their home in
Purcellyille after visit to Mrs Russell
Lynn. Mr.. and Mrs Wingfield and chill
dren have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs f.
Hilton Jackson. Mrs. Magnus r. wilkins
and Miss Lucy Wilkins have returned
from weeks stay with friends in Wash
ington. Mr. and Mrs. Elswick entertained
Thursday in honor of Rev. Raymond
Chandler Drisko and Mrs. Drisko Miss
Margaret Van Hagan of Reading, Pa, is
the house guest of Miss Cynthia Cum
minis. Miss Ruth Dyer has left
for months stay at Newport News.
Va. Mrs. Harry Andrews spent Sunday
with relatives in Loudoun county
Miss Katherin Smart of Dranesville has
house guest Miss Dorothy Sullivan of
Washington. Miss Lydia Bradshaw of
The Plains is visiting Miss Bertha Brad
shaw of Arcola. Miss Mildred Davis was
hostess at delightful card party Satur-
day evening in honor of her house guest,
Miss Ethel C1endenning of West Virginia
Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell. and Misses Ellen
and Virginia Buell. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Frye of Washington. Mrs Dor
othy Baxter. little Miss Ruth Baxter and
Miss Grace Houchen, all of Washington,
are guests of Miss A. Maude Yount on
Monroe street. who entertained in their
honor Thursday. Mrs Clarence Florance
and Miss Margaret Florance have re-
turned from a visit to friends In New
Baltimore. Mrs. Clarence NJ. Walker of
Floris entertained the Fortnightly Club
Wednesday afternoon. the president, Mrs
Coleman. presiding. Music was rendered
by Mrs Walker. Mrs. Coleman and
Misses Ecc!es and Houchen. Mrs. Lloyd
Foster Orrison was hostess at luncheon
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FAIRFAX, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Va,
July /, 1911.
Miss Bertha Green of Lincoln. Neb.. and
DR.. Green of Kansas City, Mo-, are visiting
DR.. F. NJ. Brooks. Mrs. w w Long en-
tertained at five hundred Friday of last
week in honor of her house guest. Mrs.
Petit Mrs. Franklin Crise won first
prize. and Miss Susie Donohoe second
prize. Among the guests from Washing
ton were Mrs Stinemetz, Mrs Williams
and Miss Williams and Mrs. Lieberman.
The Misses Moore were hostesses at
card party last Tuesday in honor Of Mrs.
Petit. Mrs. Durham of Richmond re-
ceiyed first prize and Mrs. Petit the guest
prize. Mrs. Durham and son, Claiborne.
of Richmond. and Albert Fletcher. jr, of
Warrenton. are guests of Mrs. Howard
Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. F. ". Richard
son and Mr.. John Rust were Sunday
guests of Capt. and Mrs. John Rust at
Haymarket. Mr. Lucian Keith of War
renton spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas r. Keith. Mr.. John Dono-
hoe is visiting his sister Miss Olivia
Donohoe. Mrs. w. p Moncure has gone
to Wilmington to visit her daughter. Mrs.
w. d. Brnkle. c. Vernon Ford sails to-
day for a trip to Europe. Mrs. J. P:
Campbell of Athens was the guest of
friends here last week. Mr. and Mrs.
John S. Barbour have landed in Antwerp,
after fine voyage. Miss Margaret Farr
is visiting Miss Shumate at Hagerstown.
Mr. Chamblin of Herndon is spending a
fortnight here. Mrs. Alfred H. MOncure
of Alexandria Court House and Miss
Audrey Moncure of Washington. who
have been visiting relatives here, have
returned to their homes. Mrs. Sallie Ford
is visiting friends in Baltimore. Miss
Elizabeth Swetnam has gone TO Round
Hill to visit her uncle, Mr. George Ford.
Mrs. Jennie Shaw has returned from a
long visit to Florida, accompanied by her
grandson. and Is spending the summer
with Mrs. Hannah Bowman. Mr.. How
ard McCandlish of Saluda is spending
fortnight with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r.
X eth. Mrs. G. f. Fritts of Washington
is visiting various relatives in this vicin-
ity.
The ball game between the Fairfax and
Burke teams resulted in a defeat for the
local team. At a meeting of the vestry
and congregation Of the Episcopal Church
last Tuesday afternoon 1t was definitely
decided to improve the present rectory by
the addition of a wing containing four
rooms and modern Improvements. Mr..
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
FAILS CHTYRCu va July 4

FALLS CHURCH, va, july L, ISL
Mrs. P. &. Kennedy left Monday for
months visit to Maine. Miss Carrie Ken
nedy after a visit to friends in Norfolk,
Va, has returned home. Miss. Marjorie
Traylor has as her guest Miss Cherry of
Washington. d. c. Miss Morsell after
several weeks visit to Mrs. Russell at
West Falls Church has returned to her
Brooklyn, y. Y, home. Miss Margaret
Moore and Master Edward Pence OF
Washington, D. c., are guests of Miss
Virginia Fellows of East Falls Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Browning after
visit OF several weeks to Mrs. Alice
Browning of East End left this week for
their home in Ohio. Mrs. r. c. l.. Mon
cure and sons Richard and Winship, are
In Warrenton for the month of July Miss
katherleen McGroarty left Monday for
HopkinSville, KY, to spend a month
Misses Elizabeth and Bertha Newell of
Falls Church are entertaining a number
of friends at their Newell camp at Blue
mont this week. Mrs. NJ. c. Williams
after a visit of several weeks to her sis
ter, Miss Sue Riddle, has left for a visit
to her son at Princeton. The Wednesday
Bridge club was entertained this week
by Mrs. Harry A. Fellows at her home at
East End. Those who enjoyed several
hours at cards We're Mrs. Copper Mrs.
Smythe, Mrs. Greene. Mrs. Garner, Miss
Emma Garner and Mrs. Noble Moore Of
Washington, d. C. Mrs. c. H. Buxton
gave luncheon Friday to her daughter,
Mrs. Wright. of Canada. Those present
were the Misses Davenport, Miss Davi-
son. Miss Demorest and the Misses Rice.
all of Falls Church. Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.
Simonds of Lynchburg, Va. who are
guests Of Mrs. Kate Wright at East Falls
Church. were given delightful surprise
Monday evening, June 26, the occasion
being the tenth anniversary of their we'd
ding.
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VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

WINCHESTER, Va. July l, 1911.
Miss Mary Johnston and her brother.
Capt. Francis Johnston of Richmond.
Miss Mayo Thatch of Alabama and
Capts Nichols and Mayo Of the Virginia
Military Institute of Lexington spent
some time this week in Washington and
vicinity on a motoring trip. returning to
Harrisonburg several days ago to visit
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. y.
SprinkeI Mrs Archibald Cummins of
Berryville went to Washington this week
on a visit to friends. Mrs. Louis Mccoy
Mutton and children of Annapolis are at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward J. Evans, in Winchester, for the
summer Representative c. c. Dickinson
of Missouri spent the week end in WIN
chester at the home of MS brother-n-
law and sister, Rev. Or. ana MIS-; >; n
Lacy. Miss Agnes Wright left Winches-
ter this week for Washington. and after
a short visit to friends she left for Hot
SPRINGS. Va. where she Will pass the
balance of the summer. MIR. and Mrs.
Sherrard Kennedy and child of Atlanta.
who have been visiting at the nome oI
Miss Sherrard in Winchester. left TINS
week for Philadelphia and Atlantic CITY
Miss Emily Dooley of Philadelphia Is
the guest of Miss Eliza Difenderfer, at
her home in Winchester Mr.. ana Mrs.
Arthur Davenport anu VI 80
Town. who have been visiting friends In
Washington have gone to Cape May Tor
several weeks. Mrs. Kate Jeffries has
returned to Philadelphia, after visiting
Mrs. O. L. Jack in Winchester Miss Sc
lima Dortch, who has been spending the
past winter and spring in Washington.
is now with friends in Clarke. Mr.. Will
liam G. Conrad. who has been passing
several weeks in Washington and at his
country place near White Post, has re-
turned to Great Falls. Mont. Mrs. VIII
liam Wattles and children came from
Alexandria recently to ass the summer
with her sister. Miss Lippitt, at Ginning
ton. near Berryville. Miss Ann Schey of
Frederick. Md, is visiting Miss Ellen Nc
Gill Baker at her home In Berryville.
Mrs. Margaret Baker. who has been on an
extended visit to relatives in Washington
and Philadelphia, has returned to her
home in Winchester Mrs John S. Miller
of Winchester is visiting at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. Jifkins. in Scranton. Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. Julian f. Ward Of Winches-
ter are spending several weeks at Fonte-
mac N. y.
Misses Ruth and Ann Martin returned
to Roland Park. Baltimore, Thursday,
after visiting Misses Virginia and Dug
glas Fuller at their home In Winchester.
where a number of handsome entertain
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Thomas r. Keith spent the past week
at Roanoke examining lawyers for the
state board DIR. and Mrs. Ormond Stone
of the University of Virginia spent Tues
day with friends here. Miss Catharine
Whitacre has been visiting Mrs s. B.
Moore in Alexandria Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry b. Burrows are spending fort
night in New York and Atlantic City.
Miss Martha Saunders of Chantilly has
been visiting her cousin. Miss Rosabelle
Cross. for some time. Miss Ellis Thomas
of Washington and MIR. Paul Popkins of
Alexandra were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Taylor. Miss Alma Popkins.
who has been spending some time with
Mrs. Taylor, has returned to her home in
Loudoun county. Miss Lietta Sweeney
has returned from a fortnights visit to
relatives at Falls Church and Washing
ton. Mrs. J. c. Thompson has returned
from a visit to her brother in Washing
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-02
The Real Sufferer.
= ,he Nctonolitan MAGAZINE.

THE Prodigal Son. was the subject of
the Sunday school lesson, and the teacher
was dwelling on the character of the elder
brother.
.sBut amid all fhe rejoicing" said the
teacher, there was one to whom the
preparation of the feast brought no joy.
to whom the prodigars return gave no
happiness. only bitterness; one who did
not approve of the feast and had no wish
to attend 1t. Now, who can tell me who
this WASP"
Silence for several moments: then a
voice:
please, ma am. it was the fatted calf. =
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WARRENTON, VA.
Special Correspondence OF The Star.

WARRENTON. Va, July /, 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Adams Of Brook
Ign, y. Y, are at Mrs. Hugh Hamil-
tons as the guests of their cousin, Miss
Virginia Hilleary. Miss Alice Smith left
this week for Washington after a visit
to Col. and Mrs Grenville Gaines. en-
route to Greenfield. Mass. for the sum-
mer Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Wright of
Cambridge. Nd. spent several days this
week in Warrenton with Mrs. NJ. A.
Wright Mrs. Edward Landon and Mrs
Carpenter of Washington spent Tuesday
in Warrenton with friends. Mrs. Ander-
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VIENNA, VA.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
VIENNA, Va. July l, 1911.
The next meeting of the Current Events
Club will be with Mrs. Joseph Berry, July
). at 2:30 pm The Misses Oertel, who
have been visiting their old home here
for the past ten days, have gone to New
York for visit Prof. Ernest Corey and
Miss Bessie Elder of Washington were re-
cent guests of DR.. and Mrs. George B.
Corey Mr.. Franklin Sherman. jr, is
delivering a course of lectures. at the
Biltmore School of Forestry at Mount
Mitchell. The Ladies' Aid of the Presby-
terrain Church will meet the first Thurs
day OF July with Mrs. Arthur G. Coumbe.
Mr.. j. G. l.. Wilson was dinner guest
Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. George +.
King. The Fairfax. Vienna and Falls
Church branches of the Womens Auxil-
iary of the Episcopal Church have been
invited TO spend the afternoon of Tues
day. July IS. with the Herndon branch.
which will be entertained by the Misses
Castleman. Miss Pinney of Missouri who
has just completed the postgraduate
course at Bryn MaWr College. was a re-
cent guest of Mrs. Bates Tucker. Mrs.
Brayman Is making an extended visit
with Mrs. Is. Besley, at Ashgrove. Mr.
James Sherman is spending the summer
IN PnlladelDn1a. Mrs. Fred Wiley of Park
road is visiting her mother Mrs r. NJ
Jarrett. Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Field and
daughter are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wells Sherman. Miss Dorothy Freeman
was the guest Sunday of Miss Elizabeth
Sherman. Miss Louise Carter who has
been visiting her parents at Oakton. has
returned to Maryland Mrs. Henry Hawk
hurst is recovering from her recent ILL
ness. Miss Martha Speer has gone to New
York to spend several months with rela-
tives. Mr.. John Sutton has been enter
tanning his niece and family, who made
the trip from Michigan in their automo-
bile
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. M. Schneider and chill
dren of Chevy Chase spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Whipple
Mrs. Eleanor Mann, Mrs. w p Storms,
Mr.. Merwin Stems, Capt. c. B. Dickey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trien and Miss Lucie Nor
timer were guests last week of DR.. and
Mrs. George B. Corey Mr.. Ben Garrett
visited Vienna friends last week Wednes-
day, July .. the Womans Home Mission
airy Society and Ladies' Aid will spend
the day at Hunter with Mrs. B. II. Bra
shears The Misses Sunny left last
Thursday for ST Joseph. Mo-. where they
will spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Rippey entertained at
afternoon tea Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. Naylor of Washington, who is
spending the summer In the village her
other guests being Mrs. Edwin Wiley,
Mrs. Joseph Berry, Mrs. James Cameron.
Mrs. George B. Corey, Miss Naylor and
the Misses Carlotta and Frances Corey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-02

Mrs. w. l.. Cofman OF Washington came
recently on visit to her parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. p Sbert. at Woodstock Mr..
and Mrs j William De Grange and Misx
De Grange of Washington have been visf
iting relatives near Winchester and in
Martinsburg Mr.. and Mrs. Harry MAY,
whose marriage took place week go In
Charlottesville. have returned from Wash
ington and are now with friends at
Staunton. Miss Cossie Updike of War
rem is visiting her sister. Mrs. Walter
Hall. at her home i'm Washington.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-05
European News And Gossip
Paris Discussing DvorceLord Kitcheners Appointment to
Egyptrsh Office Holders Worrying Over Home
Rue---American Authors Being More Recog-
nized in London---Jeanne dArc's Sword

of Indianapolis; J. Pinckney Adams,
of Fair Haven, Vt, and Lincoln Stef.
fens.
what we are looking for" said
Mr.. McKibbin, is the unusual thing,
and the thing done especially we'll
better than We can do it at home.
We also desire to bring about closer
industrial and commercial relations
between European countries and our
own. The delegation and every
Chamber of Commerce which it rep
resents has but one motive, and that
is to bind the nations together in one
close bond Of peace. We shall visit
the chief continental cities, and are
booked to sail for home via Cher
bourg on August 16
"As to our reception, I can only
say it has been most hospitable
everywhere, and we have seen some
wonderful things. At Liverpool the
docks and the admirable working out
of the housing problem at Port Sun
light, the great Lever soap works; at
Manchester, the marvellous ship ca
nal; and in London, the various Won
derful municipal improvements espe-
cially The system of automatic
electric lighting is wonderful in Liv-
erpool. But we were told we should
see it bettered when we came to Lon
don, and we did. In some things,
certain forms of cooperative enter
prise, England is far ahead of us.
But that is as it should be, for we
have not yet arrived at that stage
when we need so much cooperation
as this crowded country with It's
smaller resources.
I'VE are all travelling together and
yet each man is seeing what he spe-
cializes in, and incidentally we are
getting a good deal of pleasure out
of the trip. Every hour of it has its
apportionment for nearly two solid
"At Manchester the Board of Trade
gave us dinner. In London a spe-
cial reception was held for us at the
embassy by the Ambassador and Mrs.
Reid. We have been Off
cially received and welcomed at the
Guildhall, and a delegation from the
London Chamber of Commerce has
given us a luncheon at the Hotel
Savoy. We have visited the great
dock system and made a thorough |
of London municipal |