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The Washington herald., 1911-11-05
ALEXANDRIA.

. Mrs Clarence Howard, OF Fredericks-
burg, is visiting her sister and brother
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gibson, in
Rosemont
Miss Catherine Carter Critcher. of
Washington, spent the last weekend as
the guest of Miss Elizabeth Janney.
Miss Margaret Ashby returned last
week from Charlottesville, where she had
been visiting Mrs. Oscar Carter.
Mrs. Lorenzo Lewis, and her son, Mr..
G. Washington Lewis, left last week for
North Braddock, where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gordon Brent
returned last Monday from a weekend
visit to Norfolk.
Mrs. Joel B. Barnett, of Baltimore, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert w.
Payne, in Rosemont.
Miss Lisa Deane Anderson returned on
Saturday from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
John NJ. Taylor, in Richmond.
Miss Alice Colquhoun, who spent the
summer and early fall in Catonsville, Nd,
is now the guest of the Misses Marye.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Potterfield Steiner
left last week for Washington, where
they will make their future home.
Miss Florence Hollohan, and Miss Dor
othy Maybury, who have been visiting
Mrs. Clarence Leadbeater, have returned
to their homes in Lancaster, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Perry Kite have Is
sued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth Kite, to
The Washington herald., 1911-11-05
GEORGETOWN.

Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby gave the first of
a series of winter bridge parties last
Tuesday. Her guest of honor was Mrs.
Z. V. Outlaw, of Baltimore, who is pay
ing Mrs. Gadsby a visit.
Mrs. Jefrras has returned to George
town for the winter, and will make her
home with her daughter and on-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ballentyne, of
Dent place.
Miss Mary Murray Lockwood Is visit
ing friends in Virginia.
Mrs. Henry Blount will 60 this week
to visit her daughter and son-in Flaw, Mr..
and Mrs. Thurlow White, at Brockton,
Mass.
Mrs. Fred Kliendsmidt, Of Dent place.
has returned from a trip abroad and
opened her apartment for the winter In
the irving apartment house.
Mrs. Mynsbridge has arrived from her
hurried trip to Europe, and IS at her resi-
dence, IN N street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bogeley and family
have taken an apartment at the Terrace
for the winter.
Mrs. Margaret Brown and Miss Anne
Brown viii spend the weekend as guests
OF Mrs. Browns sister, Mrs. Roberts, Of
Alexandria.
Miss Meta Craig received at an IN
studio, In o street Assisting Miss Craig
was Mrs J. Morton scranage
Madison Hall was the scene Of very
attractive Halloween party Tuesday
evening. The guests were entertained
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Photo By D. B. Edmonton

carvings, &c, assisted by a number Of
ladies'
The Junior branch of the association,
consisting of about twenty-five young So
ciety. girls, will assist in serving cream
and tea, and Miss Anne Parker will sell
flowers. There will be music by an up-to-
date Victrola furnished by Droop & Co.
At her home in the Montgomery apart
ments, Miss Christine Graham, entertain
ed at a Halloween party twenty-four
friends. The drawing-room was profuse-
ly decorated with evergreen, pumpkins,
and symbolic decorations in honor of the
occasion. Numerous games in keeping
with the day. were INDUCED in by the
throng present. At u o'clock an elab-
crate spread was enjoyed by the guests,
and after participation in the same, dane
ing was enjoyed until a late hour. The
part of ghost" was admirably taken
by Mr.. Buchanan, in little monologue,
entitled, 1T Floats" He was also as
sisted by Mr.. Ralph Miller. in the opera
tion of the Mystic circle" Among those
present were the hostess, Miss Christine
Graham, Miss Grace Ross, Miss Marie
Gordon Miss Dorothy Koerth, Mr.. K.
jr., Mr.. Frank Schmidt, Mr..
Roswell Boothby, Mr.. Garland Smith,
and Mr.. II. Gordon.
The Society Ambasciatrice Maria will
hold its eighth annual ball tomorrow at
National Rifles Armory. Prof Bovello's
Orchestra will play.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.

Miss Helen Taft was the guest Of honor
at tea party at the Casino at the Vir-
ginia Hot Springs Friday afternoon, upon
her return from a long horseback ride
through the mountains. among the
other guests were her aunt, Mrs Thomas
K. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Frederick Edey,
and Miss May Tolfree
tea and candy bazaar for the benefit
Of the Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines
Club at the clubhouse, 81 c street north
west, is being arranged by the women of
the Army and Navy League to take place
Wednesday afternoon, December G. from
3 to o'clock. Mrs. Aulick Palmer is
chairman Of the committee which in
cludes Mrs Audenreid, Mrs R. B. Brad
ford, Mrs. Lyman Tiffany, Mrs. Alfred
b. Taylor, Mrs. John c. Kelton, Mrs B.
II. buckingham, Mrs. P. NJ Rixey, Mrs.
Richard T. Mulligan, Mrs. George F. Ell
liot, Mrs. Schley Mrs c. D. Edwards.
Miss Freeman, and Miss Helen Palmer
Miss Gertrude MacRae was hostess at
a delightful Halloween fancy dress
masque ball Tuesday evening, at her
home. 81 street, when she entertained
the members Of the Sextet Club and
few additional guests. During the even
ing a number Of piano and vocal solos
were rendered, and later supper was
served and dancing continued until a late
hour. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs Edward MaCRae, Mr.. and Mrs
William O'Brien, Mrs. Frank A Leon
ard, of Boulder, Colo; the Misses Adams.
Beck, MaCRae, Hunter, Hogeland, Mac
Donald, Spindle, Cornell and Messrs
EDWARD MacRae, jr., Leighton, OBrien,
Connors, Williams, ROden, and Kettler.
The October meeting of the Lucy Hol-
comb Chapter, D. A. R., was held at the
home of Mrs. John Paul Earnest. with
the regent, Mrs. Edwin A LeiI, in the
chair.
AS it was the first meeting Of the sea-
son, committees were appointed and
plans proposed and adopted for the win
ter work. This chapter is especially in
tereSted in Southern educational work
and have as their protege a little girl.
Laura Mordy, in the Vale Crucis School.
in one Of the Carolinas.
The Misses Dyer had one Of the pref
tiest of the many Halloween dances last
Friday evening. in their new home in La
mont street. There were twenty couples,
chosen from among the younger set The
suite Of parlors, reception hall, and din
ing-room were emptied of their furniture
making 1t ideal for a small dance The
basement was Charmingly festooned and
decorated with Illuminated pumpkins.
lanterns owls. branches of autumn
The Washington herald., 1911-11-05
HOW TO CHANGE
YOUR FACE
(Frum Fashion ReyieW.)

ArIuLu rabnlOl hefleH.l
The painful, dangerous, and expensive
operation known as 'face-peeling' IS
not necessary to accomplish the results
sought. One can gradually and safely
remove the old and unbeautiful .cuticle
from her face without pain, danger, or
detention indoors. Simply use ordinary
mercolized wax, which can be obtained
at any drug store. Apply 1t for a few
nights like cold cream and wash II on
each morning. The incredible In the wax
slowly absorbs the half-dead outer skin,
which flakes on day by day in fine, invis-
ible particles. The fresh young skin
underneath soon blooms forth radiantly,
making the face look years younger and
much prettier. Employment OF this pro-
cess is not noticeable to Others except
that your complexion improves rapidly.
OF course. the removal of the surface
skin in this pleasant manner takes with
II all facial blemishes, such as chaps.
freckles, moth patches, liver spots, fine
wrinkles. pimples, &C. Mercolized wax
has been known for years to many So
ciety women noted for their beautiful and
lasting complexions
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leaves, in gay colors, making a truly
rustic scene, with a thrillingly arranged
witch in one corner. Supper was served
| in these significant and artistic surround
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Dom, of 1214 E
street northeast, assisted by Mrs. Flor
ence Evans, entertained q few of their
friends Monday evening, celebrating their
anniversary. The home was beautifully
decorated with large bouquets of Ameri-
can Beauty roses, chrysanthemums, and
ferns. A delightful evening was spent
in the enjoyment of musical selections,
dancing, and other amusements. Supper
was served later at a daintily arranged
table.
Among the guests were Miss A. L.
O'Donnell, the Misses A. and E. Thorn
ton, Miss Daisy Wayland. Miss Mary
Moran. the Misses Pearl and Ruth Henry,
Miss Martha Jones, Miss Bessie Whitten-
kindt, the Misses Mary and Warren
Creecy, Miss Grace Kane, Miss Lock-
wood, Miss F. Crown, Miss Ethel Ed
wards. Miss Gladys Corridor, and Miss
Kate Barry.
The Imps will hold their next ball on
Thursday evening, November 9, at Ma
tional Rifles Armory. Prof. John B.
Bovello's Orchestra will furnish the
music.
Mrs. Charles Willis Fisher, wife of Ma
val Constructor Fisher, L. S. N, will visit
her mother, Mrs, Martha S. Gielow, at
the Farragut this week. Mrs. Fisher will
assist at the Bazaar of Mountain Crafts,
to be held at the Southern Building, Tues
day, November = to 10 p. m, by the
Southern Industrial Educational Associ-
alton.
Mrs. Edward L. Lauterbach, of New
York, who is the guest of Mrs. Amzi l.
Barber. entertained at a box party at the
Belasco Theater last evening in honor
Of Mrs. Barber. They had supper after
ward at the New Willard.
Four rooms facing the Shoreham on the
third floor of the new Southern Building
will be gorgeously decorated with autumn
leaves and flowers on November Z, from
3 to 10 p. m, when the Southern Indus
trial Educational Association is to hold
its annual bazaar of mountain crafts and
cabin industries on that date.
The tea room, where delicious sand |
wiChes will be served, flowers and cake !
will be in evidence Plso, will be presided |
over by Mrs. Lei~n Robinson, who will |
be assisted by Mrs. Henry Venn, Mrs. |
Marbury, Miss Mary Amber, Mrs. Hoes |
and other society DANES.
The ice cream and nower room, where |
cake and candy will be sold will be pre- |
sided over and in charge of Miss Mar |
garet Parker, who will be assisted by a |
bevy of society buds.
Mrs. Martha Gielow and Mrs. David |
White will preside over the two rooms |
containing the weavings, basketry, hand |
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Continued from Page One.

vember u. at 2 o'clock, at 1l4 Twenty
ninth street, Rev. DR.. Louis Stern Of
ficiating.
Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Meeta Graham, daughter of Mrs
Graham, and Carroll Storrs Alden, in
structor at Annapolis, October 21 at high
noon at st. Andrews Church, Hopkinton,
N. H, and the wedding was followed by
a breakfast at THE Shelter the home
of Gen. and Mrs. Graham.
Cards have been received in Washing
ton announcing the engagement Of Miss
Edith Nattans, daughter Of Mrs. Jennie
Nattans, and Mr.. Morton Hecht, both of
Baltimore.
The marriage of Miss Alice Scott
daughter of Mr.. Owen Scott, of this city,
to Mr.. Charles Brigden Lansing, of
Colorado Springs, Colo, will take place on
Wednesday afternoon. November p, at
o'clock, in st. Stephens Church, Colorado
Springs, where Mr.. Scott and his daugh-
ters have spent the autumn and expect
to spend the winter. Mr.. Scott's other
daughter, Miss Mary Scott, was married
in the same church, to Mr.. William
Irving Howbest, on October IS. The en-
gagements of the two daughters were
announced at the same time few weeks
ago.
Mrs. Annie Barr Israel announces the
engagement of her daughter Dorothy to
Mr.. Walter Thomas CahiIl, of Meriden,
Conn. The marriage will take place late
in November.
Joseph Winston Timberlake, a promi-
nent lawyer of Gastonia, n. c., and Miss
Lillian Earle Christmas, of Charlottes-
Vile, Va, were married at II o'clock
yesterday morning in the First Presbyte-
rian Church, by Rev. Donald c. Mac
Leod, pastor. The young couple will re-
main in Washington visiting friends for
about a week, and on the way to Gas
tonia, where they will make their future
home, will stop at Strasburg, Va, to
visit the parents of the bridegroom.
Mr.. Undertake is a brother Of Mrs. A. |
J. Calohan, of SIC A street southeast. He
Is graduate of the University of Vir- |
gtnla, and is a member of the law firm
Of Jones & Timberlake, of Gastonia
The Washington herald., 1911-11-05
LAUREL.

Miss Kelly, of Baltimore, visited Mrs.
John D. Crommiller on Saturday.
Mr.. ]. Boss, Of Washington, has been
the guest Of his son, James A. Boss.
DR.. W. F. Taylor visited his father, on
the Eastern Shore. this week.
Miss Ethel Gwynne has returned from
a visit to relatives in HyattsviIle. Nd.
Mrs. Dallam visited In Baltimore dur
ing the week.
Miss Hatfield. Of Brookland. has been
the guest OF the Misses Kennedy, At
The Naples"
Robert Williams, Of Baltimore, was the
guest Of his parents Saturday.
The Misses Kennedy gave an Informal
dance at their home. The Naples" tha
Continued ON PAGE 3, Column 4.
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vember L. at o'clock, at 141I Twenty
ninth street, Rev. DR.. Louis Stern Of
ficiating.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-11-04
Delay in the
Olson Case

Through some lnadvcrtance. the
case against Mrs Christina Olson.
which was 10 have come up this
morning before jndge Main, whom
she horsewhlpped In the court.
house corridor a week ago Friday.
Was not called up.
In Judge GAYS department, the
charge OF assault In the third de-
gree. which was filed against her
IN addition TO the contempt case.
was set for trial on November ~.
Mrs. Olson was In the courtroom
for some time waiting to be ssini.
moned 10 Judge Mains depart
ment. but finally concluded 20 60
home. Judge Main was in a hurry
this morning 10 conclude his cal,
endar, as he was due at the uni.
versity In connection with the
semicentennial celebration.
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The SEATTLE STAR

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on the address label OF your paper.
When that date arrives, II your sub.
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For the conveniencc OF our RAIDERS
we hstc established agencies At the
following drug stores.
p. y. Muiisn. sos Ballard sv. Phone
Ballard sos.
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First av., near Sprirg st
Transient classified ADVERTISING rates
are 10 cents per Tine when set solid.
figuring { words 20 the line talx
Insertions for The price OF fixef uns
der all claEaifications excepting
male OF female help wanted, which
viii be Inserted free TO the EN-
player where the position carries
a straight salary.
Male or female situations wanted viii
be inserted NJ rate OF IS cents for
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CENTRAL. OREGON
trail Oregon, Crook and Lake coun-
ties. Settling UP an estate. land
must 10 soid, This ~ on thu new
nm lire In the D~a Chutes yaliey
The owner selected this land 10
years ago Good water can be had
~ 10 70 - fr"t; sd,.ininy lana Al
40 acres and up, ON terms OF one
third down. ono and two years. Z
per cent on deferred paym-nts
Price 81 10 $40 per acre. This Ia
getting IN on the ground floor. sure.
10t-s Liberty Bldg. opposite post
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ACRE TRACTS IN TOWN
CLEARED. LEVEL LAND

tomc in At ONCE and investigate
those beautiful 2 ~ acre tracts that
wo are selling right In the rapidly
growing town OF Rochester. at the
Junction OF three railroads. Every
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or gardens. cheap lumber for build
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monthly payments. Call and sec
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AMERICAN HOME INVESTMENT
COMPANY.
22f Union ST.

OWNER MUHT SELL BEAUTIFUL
s-acre Florida farm. -Four acres.
Year-old frr,if trecs on spfeudld
shell road near shipping point.
yearly income $500 net. Also my
winter home. snail. neat cottage.
built two years on good lot iB0xbe
In beautiful. modern Florida East
Coast city. Most famous winter
resort In tho world Possession
March I or by arrangement. Total
property complete. 5000. Ten per
cent cash balance easy terms. Or
will consider offers both properties
separately. James Fuller. caretak-
er. West Palm Beach, Florida.
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FOR EXCHANGE

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For Sale or Exchange for Seattle
propcrty---iIight-roo double house.
we'll located. In Denver Colo.
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ACRE TRACTS IN TOWN
CLEARED. LEVEL LAND

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Phone Main xt94
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HoMEsTEAps.

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ACRE TRACTS IN TOWN
CLEARED. LEVEL LAND

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COMPANY.
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NO. CAROLINA FARM LANDS

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ACRE TRACTS IN TOWN
CLEARED. LEVEL DAND

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those beautiful 80 acre tracts that
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SITUATION WANrED---F e MALE.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
Oologil(lra6talerne
ienocs til Scnatct.

@aibin9ton. 5. 9tug. : Sem
Minutter efter, at 5enatet bar
trnnot ianmen @anr, ienote Bre-
ii0enten Observation-Disclosures mellem
llniteo Stnte5 og Gnglan0 og MEL
lem Il. 9. og 6rantrig til aapito-
liet. @per al 1raftaterne Ie0iageoes
al nogle Or0 ira Breiioenten.
5 Faaoente al en- @tsefutio-5es.
ion blep 8roftaterne benlogt paa
8icepr9ii0entenS 9or0. aomiteen
til 9ebonolin9 oi 6orbolo til llO-
lanOet piI tage 8raftaterne unOer
Ooeroeielie Dag. 6ormanoen paa
oenne aomite, Senator Gullon,
notnlte 6aob ON, at 0e maotte blioe
rotiiiceret un0er 0enne aongres-
lesion, men tilitoO, at ser bar OPP
itanet nogen 0}ooitano imoo Dem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-08-08
4nrets 9lul.

Commercial 9tational 9anf, Gbi-
co9o Tiger i'm Rapport / 8aar {:
Bore 9lapporter piier en- iam-
let 6oeoepro0uttion al 642,000,000
9u. Hegerin9ens en0elige Opgor
/ 6ior oiite 695,00O,000 gui6els,
6bilfet er 50.0O0,O0O 9u. mere,
emo gtotionen efter 10 9(ars Sen.
neminit bebeber. 6aoreoolen er
s2l,000,000 9uibels, neiten 300.
100000 minore emo 9fegeringens
enoelige ]ieiultat / 6ior, men fl,n
25,000,000 9uibels min6re ems
@enneminittet for 10 glar,
0taien gror enonu, men iiolge
De Oberilog, 9anfen bar mootaget,
oil 9Iolen blioe ca. 1928, 100000
9u., 6pilfet er 10 psf. lm0er Mais.
aoIen 5Sior, men 100.000,000
ooer @enneminittet ior 10 2ldr.
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9orimer.5orbsret ior Senotsto.
miteen gaar frenoeIes i'm Sang,
og ri tunoe 10 life en- Sang tpnte
paa at ielge oenne Sag. Men en-
Sang imellem ioreialoer Der no.
get al ierli9 Snterese, iom ui
fan meO0ele. 5 9sroags oioneoe
Mr. 0aecfemeper, fbp. Meolem al
Sllinois 2eeislatur, for aomiteen,
at ban mootoe $1,000 al &epreien.
tant See O'9eil gropne for i'm
Stemme for Sorimer oe 5000 ira
HeprPientant 5tobert 6. 8ilion ion
i'm Gart al vtbe cnif.pot". San iag-
De, at Der bar life Spor al Sano.
beo Den Siltorie, at ban al 9e.
teftip Batrif 5. aeelep oar taset
no paa Ell Cur / .reo light" 0i'
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oes tpungen til at befenoe. Der.
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9eeil grolbnesSorbsret, og iioen bar
ban anflaeet for Meneo, men Hap
fri.