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ness In the mostf p~erpleSihg case OF
the police annals were grouped In ST.
lent watchfuhessr about the room OF
mystery,
It came suddenly, as all great
changes come. One moment her lids
were down. her face calm, her whole
figure quiet IN it's statue-like reposei
the next her big violet eyes had fash
ed open upon the world. and lips and
limbs we're moving feebIy but GER
tainly in their suddenly recovered
freedom. She murmured, half petu-
lantly
why do you look at me so2 Oh, I
remember, 1 rememberl What's the
matter? 1 cannot move as 1 used to
do. 1 fell. feel
'eYOu have been IN came s~oothingly
from tue dpet~r you have been In
bed many days. Now You are better
and viii soon be well. This is your
Nurse He said nothing of the others,
who were 50 placed behind screens as
to be invisible to her,
She continued to gaze first at one
tlen 8L tine Olu6f. As AHt u1u ~ tiff
flush faded md gave way to an
anxious, troubled eXpression-not Just
the expression anticipated by those
who believed that with returning con-
seriousness would come returning mem
DRY of the mysterious scene which had
taken place between herself and her
sister or between her sister and her
brother pHor to Adelaide's departure
for the Whispering Fines.
"You have the same kind look for
me at. always. were her next words
as her glance finally settled on the
doctor. But hers-bring me tile mir
rprt' she cried. Let me see with
my own eyes what | haye.now to ex-
pect from every one who looks at
me-. l want to know. before Lila comes
in. Why, isn't. she here? Is she.
with-with'- Then in the shrill tones
which, will not be- denied she demand
ed again. The mirror? Nurse Unwin
brought 1t. Carmel wassstill for q long
time, during which the nurse carried
off the glass.
II don't like it," Carmel acknawl7
edged quantity to the doctor as he
leaned over her with compassionate
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and imbued with a note, Of excited
eseling which made every person there
start. There should be twsfT she
eried1 "Twoi Why is there only ionefp
This sounded like raving. The doc
tors face took. on a look off concern.
and tim nurse stirred uneasilYe
zone Is nDt enough! That is why
Adelaide n not satisfied. Why does.
she not como and love and comfort
me, asI expected her to2 Tell her 1t Is
not too late yet, not too late yet, not
too late
The doctors hand was on her fore
head.
REST" came in DR.. Carpenters most
soothing ~tones-"rest, my little Car
nfel; forget everything aud rest" He
Thought he knew the significance of
her revolt from the glass he had of
fered her. She remembered the scene
ct the Cumberland dinner table on that
fatal night and shrank from anything
that reminded her. of it: Ordering the
medicine put III a cup, he offered 1t to
her again, and she drank it without
question. As she quoted under its In
fuence the disappointed listeners, now
~ttptoeing. carefully from the room,
heard her. murmur in final appeal:
Cannot Adelaide spare II minute
from-from her company, downstairs to
wish me health and kiss me good
night"
Was 1t weakness or a settled inabll-'
ity- to. remember anything but that
which filed her own mind?
1t proved to be a settled inability to
take in any new IDEAS or even to re-
member much beyond the completion
of that dinner. AS the days passed and
news of her condition came to me from
time to timelI found that she had not
only forgotten what had passed bes
tween herself and the rest of the fam
lily previous to their departure for the.
clubhouse, but all that had afterward
occurred at, the Whispering IlRes,
even to her own presence there and
the ride homes She could not even re
tain In her mind for any appreciable
length of time the idea of Adeiafde's
death. Evsu after Dr.. Carpenter, with
Infinite precautions. revealed TO her the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-05
Adelaide
She has

earned her good tines l must be the
one to stay home now and look. after
things and learn to be useful. l. don't
expect anything different Call Ade-
laide- and let me tell her how-how
satisfied l am"
But she's III. She cannot come.
Wait till tomorrow, dear child. Rest
Is what you need now Take these few
drops and go to sleep again"
Il can't take It," she protested. Il
forget low why, but / can't take any
thing more from a glass. I've prom
ised not to, l think. Take 1t away.
It makes me feel queer. Where Is
Adelaide?"
Her memory was defective: She
could not seem to take in What the
doctor told her. But he tried her
again. Once more he spoke of illness
as the cause of Adelaide's absence.
Her attention wandered while he
spoke of it.
How it did hurt.' she cried But
I.didn't think much about it. 1 thought
only off, Next moment her voice
rose in a shrek, thin, but imDetueuss
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- Guy MEXICAN RAILWAY.

An4.rican interests Are Said to Be
Purchasers of Government Line.
Monterey Mexico; June 5-It is re-
ported in fn1ncial circles that the con
crOl Of the National railways Of Mexico
win soon pass out of the hands Of the
government and that American inter
ests that re closely identified with
the Southertr Pacific and The st. Louis
and San FL 1ciseO properties are the
probable purchasers.
The government merger, as it is CALI
ed, embraced more than 1000 miles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-05

DR.. L. T. Kultz, Surgeon Dentist of
Metuehen, y. J., wishes t. announce
that he has opened a branch office in
the Rec star Building, 338 State St,
Perth Anboy, n. J. Office Hours l p.
m. tn 8 P. m. except Fridays. Satur-
days , a. IN. to 8 p. m. Sundays o a.
p. to ~ noau Telephone 12L
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-05
CHAPTER XIV.
"REEAK IS THE CLASP

FREAK ~ THE GLASS;
r Y was some time before I learn
ed the particulars Of Carmefs.
awakening 1t had occurred at
sunset. with the exception of
the doctor and possibly the nurse,
only. those Interested in her MS a wit
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(Coutinued.O
By ANNA KATHARINE GREEN


CContinued.D
winch g tive me a. speeluteh'
Charlie. Mention something ne mas
sHtd Una YOU KNOW 10 oe Ia'9e' ,
Wen IL Is n1.u 10 @yyu7t u Hir Az VI
IL ulI'St lie. hu' INT '""i'oI NC d.
iAe lfulh "oen ne S"!s la't ne Go9Seu
lue '''IlS IHI "'guiI'e- ~ LulnoIa 80,
l"'S '"'''"9 ou' lt- i'ue I'M VI
we Inv sun tNll"ol p.oot
H'Iei
~.H"u1|'S ! HuI''e''5 NI'9eu ~! ~
/ W'' AZ "l 20 -
st.l, ""'l 49, IL g,i"t,4a tr,b Cor
~ 80. 10
Iu.l ''u go ~ IE,,nt,
~ - tht, rlI+inn nano-
80, - 30, 49,. 80 49, f,to
- aa~ana,suia fn,a,
~ ranarsod n,a,taI strrgqIa- info
n.bi.h IL nl,nco5 ne 10 have. s,1f.
f,rod r,,.saIf r., hove folIas rnIar tha
t,,n or s,sri.i,r and +l,a disaroca of
,,..o,t had nortoin1,- baan bard hp+ If
,,a r,tbira ~ hnholdfrg another In
tbn Soma nliobt- tbrorrb NV, own RASH
,,d III o5,iscd otta,ont tn batter m,
Dosirion and Carmers by what I had
considered 2 totally harmless subter.
furc
FORCED hv dorb+ Fl, omen nv eyes. I
mot Cffton,s finn 1ooI, furued watch
f,1rr ON mo Tho result was calm
mo rvan to my annrabensiva gaze #
hetraved no new enlightenment. MY
struggle had been all within. Nc to-
ken of if had reacbed him.
This he showed still more plainly
WREN he spoke.
.Thcre win be a close sitting of evf
deDce at the INQUEST. You will not
enjoy this. but tile situation, hard a.
if may prove has certainly improved
SO far as YOU are concerned. That
should. hasten vour conyaIescence."
"poor Arthur" burst from my lips,
and tha crv was echoed in nv heart.
.Nyb9t sort Of man would YOU make
him ont TO he when Won accuse him
of robbinc fine. wine vault on top Of
q murderous assault on his ~sister?'
81 know. 1t argues a brute. but
he
"Artbur Cumberland is selfish. unre
sponsive and hard, but he is not q
brute I'm disposed to give him the
benefit Of nv. good opinion to this ex-
tent. Charlie. 1 cannot believe he first
poisoned and then chOked that noble
woman"
Clifton drew himself IN in his turn.
astoptsbment battling with renewed
djstr1st
"Ei+har he or vou. Ranalagbv he ex.
claimed firmly. There is no third
norson This Won must realize
Was Arthur in the clubhouse whpa
7 first stepped into it? It was Just pcs
s}hIe. Ib9d(Naen led TO prevaripate as
to the moment 7 entered the lower gate
way and he NAV have done the same
rs to the hour he left blythe upper hall
window. Whateyer. his denials on this
or any subject, 1 was convinced that
he knew rs well as,I that Carmel had
been in the building with her sister
and was Involved more or less person
ally in the crime committed there.
Might it not be sinlDly as his acces-
sery after the fact? II only I could be
'ieve this.
But she had gone In disguise TO tie
Whispering Pines, and she had re-
turned home in the same suspicious
fashion
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-05

Mauch Chunk.
{ Maudh Chunk is from the Indian
machk Ga beaF''lt tschanR C'near the
mountain")-"at the hear mountain"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-05

words. III shalt have to. get acquafnt-
ed with myself all over again. And
30 I hare been il. l shouldn't have
thought n little burn like. that would
make me I'll. How Adelaide must
have worried"'
adelaide isis not we'll herself. 1t
distressed her to have been out when
you fell. Don'ty you remember that she
went out that uightr'
"Dfd sshe7 She was right. Adelaide
must have every pleasure. She has
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SOCIETY.
CLARENDON.
special Correspondence of The Star.

special Correspondence of The Star.
CLARENDON. Va September Q. 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs Garner Pegram of Wash
ington, y. c., after spending a week at
the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. r. A. Cogswill. of Ballston, Va.
returned home this week. Mrs W. W.
Sealock is entertaining Miss Frances
Compton and Miss Ruby Silver of Sper-
ryville, Va. and Miss Mary Carter of
Baltimore. Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Kari Kerr,
after a ten-day visit to friends at Fair
field, Va, returned home Monday. Mrs.
w Chandler and children. after a
months visit to relatives in New York.
returned to Clarendon this week Mrs.
r. O. Nestal left her Fort Myer Heights
home the first Of the week for an eN-
tended visit to friends In North Carolina.
Mr. Robert Evans is visiting his parents
in Baltimore, Md Mrs. w. .. 5. Thomas
and Miss Ida Thomas of Fails Church
were visitors to Clarendon friends this
week Mrs. l.. *. Millard of Bristol,
Tenn. is the guest of S. d. Hammond
of Park lane. Mrs. Helen Wadleigh OF
PASSPORT. Me, is the house guest of her
son. Mr.. G. b. Wadleigh of Fort MSer
Heights. Mrs. c. =. Caldwell and sons.
after a ten-day visit to Warrenton, va,
returned. Miss Hattie McGeorge after
visit to New York. returned to Fort
Myer Heights this week Mrs. Frances
Lewis of Washington, d. G., is the cues.
of Mr.. and Mrs. {. T.. Lewis OF foi
Myer Heights.
Mr.. John Dunn after a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. George Langley has returned to
New York. Mrs. Hackley of Amissvilie,
Va, is the guest of her daughter. Mrs
John Quinn, of Clarendon. Mrs. Robert
Evans and her children left for an eN-
tended visit to Baltimore. Mrs. Charles
Wadleigh and children after several
weeks visit to friends in Maine and New
York returned to her home Thursday
evening The members of the Epworth
League of the NJ. E. Church South OF
Clarendon held a social and business
meeting Wednesday night. Miss Annie
Priest gave a birthday party last We'd
nesday evening. Among those present
were Misses Ida. Ruby and Jessie
Mann of Washington. Mrs. j. II. Tay-
man and Miss Katie Tayman after sev-
eral weeks visit to friends in Groom Mo
have returned to their Fort Myer Heights
home Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Morsell OF
Clarendon entertained Mr.. and Mrs. W.
+ Allen of East Falls Church and Rev.
Charles ]. Allen of Brooklyn. \. y, at
dinner last Wednesday.
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Hens. Eggs and BOOSTERS.
From the Atlantic.


A lover OF larks may protest that a hen
is NOT. in the finest sense of the word. a
bird at all. Anything is Il bird that has
wings and feathers and can rs rhat
definition | insist on. There are ~
course. people who like hens. Yet hens
wing deep. they have dreadful voices.
they utterly without rcticencc. and
their personal habits are those Of the
i, traditional Stun. | am quite sure that
most people who defend them merely 10
50 to try To pay debt Of gratitude ~
one could be fonder of eggs than |. | am
willing to give any price that X asked
for them. even in midwintnr. ! am not
sure that if hard pushed, | would n't
barter a first edition for really perfe
egg But ! cannot believe that il is mr
duty TO associate with the hen that la'.'
IT. Heaven often chooses strange MIN
tiers. II may even be tone recalls taa
threat OF kim's lama. attacked eu tie
high Hmalayan spur that hen u t$-
pia ting in this vile incarnation her pre-
vious existence as daughter ~ th. Boz
gias. | am not fitted To discuss these
spiritual economics. Bur whatever past
msdemeanorS the hen may lie eNpiating.
ii Is certain that the rooster l. even now
committing his sins. | have not seen NJ.
Rostand's .Chantecler | share Char
lotte Bronte's hatred of the basSe cour.
and my most pedantic friend would not
expect me even t. read it. II is bad
enough to see women one likes wearing
hats shaped and wells woven after the
likeness Of the hero. ! said, ! think, that
birds were not amiss in allegarteS Rit
In real life a lusty cock positively lessons
ones respect for the sun.
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at the home of the Misses Harrison. on
King street. Miss Mabel Llittig returned
Monday from a visit of several weeks AT
the home of her sister and hrother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich Dudley of Mid
dlehurg, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Iaze-
we'll Harrison. their daughter. Miss Lucy
Gillette Harrison, and Mr.. harrison SIS
ter. Mrs. Henrietta Benedict Harrison, re-
turned Saturday from an automobile trip
of several weeks through the northern
states. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nichols
returned Friday from visit or two
months in Maine and Connecticut Mr..
and Mrs. James CT Littig are spending
some time in Berryville, Va. Miss Mary
Conrad returned Friday from visit of
two weeks at Virginia Beach
Miss Mary Glenn Austin returned dur
ing the past week from Chicago. ~
where she spent the summer months.
Mrs. John l.. Gill and son. Cleon, re-
turned Wednesday from a visit in Round
Hill. Va Miss Grace Cunningham, who
has been spending the past six weeks
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Walter
H. Burke. returned Monday to her home
in Hampton. Va. Mr.. Joseph Burton
Carr of Washington, d. G., is spending
fortnight at the Leesburg Inn. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert G. Burke of Washing
ton are visiting at the home of the lat
ter's mother. Mrs. Annie Johnson Mrs.
Henry B. Athey of Baltimore has re-
turned to her home in Newark. n j.,
from a visit at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Washington spent the week end at the
home of Mrs. George Adie Ball of this
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Leith of Mid
dleburg spent several days during the
past week at the home of Mrs. George
Ball Miss Grace Bussard of Washing
ton is visiting Miss Nirgie Titus of Lees
burg. Miss Ethel Bennett of Fairfax, Va.
Is visiting Mrs. William Hamilton Rice
at Sunnyside, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Randolph Rhodes, near Leesburg. Miss
Susan Athey, who has been spending
several weeks with relatives and friends
in Leesburg. returned during the past
week to her home in Baltimore. Mrs.
Francis Phillips and small daughter, and
Mrs. William Divine. who have been sew
eral weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Norris of this town. returned
during the past week to their home in
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bent
ley Wildman entertained at cards at
Windover. their home near Leesburg.
Thursday evening. Miss Viola Howell of
Washington, D. c.. has been visiting rela-
tives In Round Hill during the past week.
Mrs. n. a. Beans of Washington spent
the week end with her mother. Mrs. Sallie
Beans of Round Hill. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Shaver of Newport News. Va.
have been visiting relatives in Leeshurg
and vicinity during the past week. Misses
WAYNE Reese and j. Smith of Remington,
Va, have been visiting relatives in Pur-
cellville.
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VIENNA, VA.

Special CORES pondence OF The star
VIENNA. Va. September .. 1911.
Miss Baker who has been spending the
summer with her sister. Mrs. Jul john
son, on Windover Heights, leaves today
Johnson will leave Sunday for Panama,
where ne has accepted a position. Mrs.
L. j. Eastin formerly Miss Janet Strong.
and child of st. Joseph, Mo, are visiting
Dr. and Mrs. B. W. SUNNY. Miss Kath-
arine Sunny, who has been spending
the summer with relatives in the west,
is here for a fortnight with her par
ents Mrs Elvira Andrews and nephew,
Charles Membert. have gone to Washing
ton to visit relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.
Stuntz and children have gone to Mon
roe, Wis, to visit Mr. STUNTS parents.
Mr. and Mrs j. l.. G. Wilson and chill
dren have returned from Portland, Ore.
where they spent the summer with Mrs.
Wilson'S mother. Mr.. and Mrs Bardwell
and Miss Dorothy Bardwe of Washing
ton were guests last week Of Mr. and
Mrs Edwin Wiley at Ing,ehurst. Miss
who has been visiting Miss Mamie We'd
derburn. has returned to her home. Miss
Florence Sausser of Philadelphia. who
has been the guest for some weeks past
Of Mrs Arthur Garner Coumbe. has re-
turned home. Mrs. Coumbe entertained
at a book party in honor of Miss SauSser
shortly before her departure, each guest
representing the title of "A known book.
The first prize was won by Mrs. Charles
MacKay Rippey; second prize. which was
tied for by Miss Sausser and Mrs. Rob
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LEEsBURG, VA.
cial CORRESPONDENCE of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The star.
LEESBUKG, Va, September .. 1911
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry. Harrison enter
tanned the latter's nephew. MI Brooke
Lee of Silver Spring. Nd: Misses Crist-
obal Hill, Elizabeth Hill and Nora Hill
of Upper Marlboro. Md. and Messrs.
King stone and Joseph Bailey Of Wash
ington, d. c., at their home. near Lees
burg for the week end. Monday even
ing Mr. and Mrs. Harrison entertained at
a small dance in honor of their guests.
Miss Lillian VierS White was hostess at
a delightful dance Tuesday evening at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
BENJAMIN Niers White. on Market street.
SATURDAY. evening last DR.. Harry Preston
Gibson entertained at a large dance at
the home of his brother, Or. John Al
bridge Gibson. on King street The Bridge
Club was entertained Thursday afternoon
last by Miss Richard Edwards Wise. at
her home in the suburbs of LeesburS
Mrs. William Preston Gibson entertained
informally Thursday afternoon, when her
guests were Mrs. Charles Thomas Ga
gett of Washington. D. G.: Mrs. Lucien
r. Curry of Richmond: Mrs. Wilson Fra
ser of Charleston. S. c.; Mrs. W. {.
Lewis of Clendenin, W. Va; Mrs. Hart
lev Trundle Mrs j. r. H. Alexander
Mrs William A. MetZger. Mrs. ". ii
Martin. Misses Elizabeth Davis, Anna
Shepherd Virginia Bowie, lsadore PIKE
and Violet Alexander Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Mcdonald of Baird. Tex. are visiting
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of to 1. Miss Morgan is visiting Miss
Belle Graham. Mrs. Charles kemper Of
Leesburg spent the week end with Mrs.
Belle Miles. Miss May Grayson of
Washington was the Weekend guest OF
Mrs. Walter TansilI Oliver. Mrs. Young
and baby are visiting her sister, Mrs.
Harry l.. Burrows. number of people
from this town attended the Labor day
races at Burke Monday. DR.. and Mrs.
Lewis and family of Bethesda and DIR.
from a visit to Judge r. IL. l.. Chichester
at Fredericksburg. Miss Vernon Ford
is visiting her uncle, Mr.. Alfred NJ Mon
cure, at Alexandria Court House. \
number of the friends of Miss AheTtne
Bancroft of Ida gathered together and
Worster and Miss Martha Worster OF
Washington are visiting Mrs. \. A
Mitchell Miss Rosa Frenzell Of Wash
ington was the guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs Wilson Frenzeli, several days
this week. \ picnic and festival Is hein-
held at Ida today for the benefit Of the
Methodist Church. Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7,
Causer spent Tuesday at Manassas. Mr..
Clarence I.eitch and Mr.. William +.
Kiton of Washington were visitors here
last week Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bar
bour have returned from a three-nonth
Nora Hill and Miss Elizabeth Hill If
Upper Marlborough and Mrs. -. NJ. Mon
roe were guests of Mrs. Thomas Moore
last week
Mrs Charles lockwood of Indiana is
visiting Mrs Salie T. Love. Mrs. Henry
Of Richmond and Mrs. Durham Of Ne"
Orleans are visiting Mrs. Howard Fetch
err Miss Halle Moncure and Miss Vivian
Powell are visiting Mr. William d.
Brinck!e in Wilmington. Del. Miss Belle
Perkins of Richmond spent the week end
with Mrs. r. Ewell Thornton Mrs. Bur
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rift of Clifton is spending the week at
Atlantic City. Miss May Ford of Wash
ington is visiting Mrs. +. r. Swetnam.
Miss Susie Donohoe entertained at five
hundred Wednesday morning in honor of
her guests. Mrs. Outerbridge of Bermuda
and Miss Agnes Peck of Caldwell. y. j.
Miss Fenneil of Washington was the
Weekend guest of Miss Mabel Jerpan.
Mrs NJ. e. Merchant and little daughter
Annie Of Burke spent week recently at
Colonial Beach with relatives from
Washington. Mrs. Samuel Fitzhugh of
Burke visited friends in Washington last
week. Mrs. James Wyckoff of Burke
has returned from weeks visit at Mar
shall Va Mrs. Chaplin and children
of Falls Church are visiting Mrs. r. +.
Marshall at Burke. Miss Clara Sommers
and Mr. Albert Sommers of Sterling were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. G. III. Adams at
Clifton for several days last week. Miss
Ada Brangan who has spent several
months with Mr.. and Mrs. Sander has
returned to her home in Philadelphia
Miss Rose Bigelow of Washington was
the guest last week of Miss Ruth Rich
ards at the Gables. Clifton. Misses Ella
and Sarah Buckley of Catharpin. Va.
and Miss Mazda Wright of Fredericks-
burg were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Barton Nandenburg at Clifton. Miss May
Ryrne of Pender was the guest last week
OF her aunt. Mrs. q. w. Byrne, at Anan-
dale Mrs W. f. Graham and daughters.
Mrs. Elton r. Hobrook and the Misses
Wiley have returned from Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Benjamin Elgin of An
napolis have returned home after visit
to Mrs. John D. Garrett at Clifton
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FAIRFAX, VA.
ial Correspondence o, The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va. Sep

FAIRFAX, Va. September a. 1911.
Mrs. Howson Hooe has issued invita-
tons to the marriage of her daughter,
Anne. and Mr.. John w. Rust, the we'd
ding to occur Wednesday. September -.
at $50 pm. at Zion Episcopal Church.
\ reception will be held at the bride 5
home after the wedding Mr.. John w.
Rust spent the week end at Haymarket
with his parents. Capt and Mrs. John
r. Rust. Miss Vctile Atiee. who has
been visiting friends in Pittsburgh. has
rejoned her family at the Hotel Fair
fax. a very successful dance was given
at the town hall Friday of last week by
the young men of the town. The ball
game played on the home diamond, be-
tween Fairfax and Vienna, resulted in a
defeat for the visiting team with a score
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