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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
MAN
IS BUILDING A
MONOPLANE
A. E. Beaudette, After Several
Months Persistent Work Be-
lieves He Has Perfected
Model Flying Machine.
WILL ATTEMPT INITIAL
FLIGHT SOON ON MESA

Modelled somewhat after The style
Of q ilcriOi typC. \ T. Bcaudcttc OF
Albuquerque. has constructed q mono.
plane living machine, with which he
hopes soon 10 starlc The world hy
making successful long distance
flights }caudette has been quietly
working on The machine for more
than six months. II IS no experiment,
manufactured as pastim" Bcaudctie
formerly worked for The American
Lumber company as an expert saw
tilcr Tie is also uc'h1niClan and
scicutiClan well read Ia the various
sciences and is a thorough student
oi aviation having commenced stud
los on air flights and air cnrrtnts years
ago when balloons were believed 10
be- the lasf word In conuucring the
higher elevations
Associated with Beaudcrtc in manu-.
featuring The mOnopldnc is Louis
Hucllcnhucttcr for several wears with
the American Lumucr company
Ncaudctt, duiag almost an The me.
chanicai work with his own head and
hands and s doing u right having
determined that he Is go D., the hrsi
man to lly in the craft.
The machine Is all complete now
with The exception of the engine.
which is expected 10 arrive from IA"
onst ~ any time. Neither time nor
cN lcnsc has been spared to make th"
wuuoplauc the equal ot any manuiar.
furcd The motor. forty horse pow.
go affair. cost fifteen hundred dollars,
Tho muppllvrs are huil' of the finest
material obtainal'Ic. as are also al
tho other important parts Of tn"
machine"
Boaudctic believes that ho viii
have me machine completed down 90
the last detail within sixty DAYS, at
which time nc will move T. from the
present Workshop. ON Nurth Eighth
street To- Ihc mesa. Ia the vicinity oil
the University and attempt trial
lllshfs
Aerial students who have looked
the craH over are firmly of the opin.
ION thar the Bcaudetto machine Will
! ilv ssy high as quickly as the propcl.
lcrs ar" given the signal To begin to
penetrate the atmosphere
Albuquerque people VINO inow Beau.
dcrtc VIII watch with interest his
operations
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11


she nu1l u-WUmaut. ou tho last two
is-uea of convertible huud# which
Ner. offered Goo stockholders little
over p N,1r ago $50 doubt portion OF
this money hu. IlrD1d. boon pr't.d-
,1 rr improvements h,fnf. 80 W1-
received and simply reimbursed Oh"
treasury for .u.h uutuys Nt amy
r.t. t is b,r,.d thu o.. new 'i-
uan.ug "f hr company aIIl Docs ON
much moor. ,Nt,ua.N, seal. than
Nat contemplated fow months ago.
Th. Atuhisnu director. viii meet Go
ttr action ou th, dividend question:
Within the uoNt f.N Days and 10 BE-
expected that the usual o p.r cont
rat. Nll D.. declared at that Time
EARNINGS of thy company for tuc
lHll fiscal year ViI pruuHhly Poi. Loo
the ucIghborhood of tliooo 600 for
th. gross and tGH.6uu. GOO for Jhu
net while The balance available for
di,|d,uds VIII UkolN be- approximately
t'Irup uuU Allowing this as u.t
10 Is obtIou. That about gia prr cent
,WU' Doe earned 900 tho outstanding
common stock. which VIII hu come
rusud with riU, more than IS 3-9
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
Marhic, nigh,cn the Jin>.

u active and we'll trained super
HitIuus would win game tu, Ath-
lotjC. would never lose They have
more ul that stuff Ia the square inch
than mime pu' ot ten clubs Here's
whore TIN fans are let in ON couple.
As everybody knows tho mu,ldyrs
have practice ban that they throw
around during the tim. the pitcher
ls Warming up.
That BAH cannot Der thrown back
to the Athletic b,uch at random 80,
stree, II has Go gu through ia, mNs-
tiu channels or elise the game Is gum
med The last man ~ handle that
ball must bee claude pcrri,k no
throws il 90 Jack Barry aud when
Jack gets the hnll ne touchcy John
Shibr ON the knee THAT ropcls any
huodoO.
When the pitcher takes his place
90 start things Oft and tu warm M
between innings. the last ball must
go go Eddie Collins ana then back
straight Go the Nirl,r Nobody elise
is allowed 90 catch the last bail
which the catcher usually smashes
down Ia second That b. 60 keep OH
the houdoo,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
TRAINS DELAYED
BY WASHOUTS ON
SOUTH END
Great Stretches of Track Car
ried Away at LATINA, Thir-
ty Miles North Of FL Paso ;
Silver City Branch Out,

Traffic on the IIio GRAND, diyi-
sion. between Abuuu.rIu, ANA "a
pasp, and Dcmirs ana silver city. is
hudi, di>.rrnu4cd Joda, as tine result
w heavy rains ana washouts which
have been falling iu the southern
part OF 90, territory for the past
tWruty-iuur hours sections of track
hundreds OF wards n length were
carried out last night and this morn
ing W ll Tuna thirty miles north Of
30 Iasu. santa Fc train SO. $40,
scheduled Co arrive horo oJrlF this
morning. has NOT Nyt l,ft 90 pasu Hs
Ht. as I O'Clock tins afternoon At
that hour % was reported that the
railroad had arranged Go run train
$500 far as la TulJ and transfer
the PASSENGER. %, r.N boat and other
vIsp Co. % train from Nnuuueruu',
watch I.r her, lass might aud which
a stalled cas-. or the Vaahout pru-
NldIug This is dour train running
as $40 $40 should arrive here early
tomorrow moruinL
pu tpr silver CITY branch of the
Santa Zee traffic s wwlty.i to-day
because of On, torrents OF ram which
carried away two bridges between
p,mug and silver city J., Wit prab-
ably bo forty-ctght hour. before
trains viii puss over the branch Iue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11

lished a testimonial or used a letter
without the written consent of the
writer, and never has the Company
allowed these confidential letters to
get out of their possession, as the
hundreds of thousands of them In
their liles will attest.
Out Of the vast volume Of experience
which Mrs. Piukham has TO draw
from, IL is more than possible that she
has gained the very know ledge needed
I'm your case. She asks nothing I'm re-
turn except your good will. aud her
advice has helped thousands. surely
any woman, rich or poor should be
glad 10 take advantage of this gener.
Gus offer of assistance. Address Mrs.
Pinkham, care of Lydia l.. Pmkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Every woman ought to have
Lydia Il. Pinkham's SO-page
Text Book. IL Is not n book for
general distribution, as u Is too
expensive. II Is free and only
Obtainable by mail. Write Tor
IL today,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
ROY WILL. HOLD A
FAIR THIS FALL
Hustling Mora County Town
to Get in Line With Many
Others and Hold Exposition
in Autumn.

Ros y ~. Iug lHoy vtu 10, iu
40, arbs %. ,i.i,. aollin- aiI This
iall rlaus bat, bcHu sproutlnu tor
sumr time ia tho heads oi some uf
our boosters Co hold district nr
iu no, .m. au ana % les the general
opinion that ihr .u, is now ripe 90
srt actlun .U ,l, uaurl u hl, beoa
decided 90 call mcctns a. an the
citizens uf Roy aud vicinity on The
svouiul uf Tuesday. Iuls 18TH, 40 the
{ O O T. hail iu Roy to discuss plans
and aEe tho mutual step toward or.
gauiz,nr lair association set date
tor uil ana transact other business
containing thereto
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
A. I. 8 s. F. WILL
SPEND MILLIONS
Announced in Topeka That
Santa Fe Will Buy That
Many Dollars Worth of Lo-
comotives at Early Date.


From T""'k'. Kansas '''N's
th, u,n that thu Ntcuis1u.
1..,.t. s,ui., De- Railway uum-
..,.,.,... ,.l,.v
''''
H "'''I'i 'h'"' '''"
according 80 authority, ana the I'-
.n.urt. world b. awaiting the action
49,, e.. ,,..ra d., 1.y,,t,rs am IA u.v
.,,..
I'n'"''" Il'-'""' ""''" u VI
,d Viii Dee opened before tan. Ih'
eN~t"m Is already DONG c"hs'"eI-
u1I' amount uf development ana I'M
uruF,m'ui, hat iurl an the present
tam" t1'rc ls hlt" doing Nh'eh II H
euid is the 'uI. before TN storm
81 ia, Moral "iii'es OF ihr SANTA
Fy railway 200 IuprNa Ntil' can Doe
learned OF ihr financial and imW"N'
m,ui policies "| We ROAD. nu' " n'7
been locally announced that w.
uno. uoo order for locomotives mas
boon placed i1.s month win ma rtNl'
'ru locomotive works AMI 70 ni7 h.' "a
announced tnbt iu the iali the l"v''
shops viii begin a. program "t freight
rar nutldug. which Is new enter
prls f1r che shops here. This new
Nurn VIII niece estate added buildings
ana added Workm'n, but d'unlt
plane hove NOT been worked out
Rcgardiug tn nr" policy nt ih'
SAINT, r., Financial America "i Sew
York publishes ia' Following Doh U
current issue.
Nthiugh 10 r impossible =" learn
! anything of 1u oliirlM character u
! b. expected that the Atchison TO-
I p'Na N santa f' runway company
NN Cd" some ne" financing n'l"r'
| OBJ. close 'l thr present summer ~
De- known hIt the road has in VIC"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11

races from foreign shores 60 become
Am,ricanizcd as wen AK civilized. pr.
Carlos Munt,zumu. AN Apache. com
tiuurd his testimony bcfur" tho house
committee on expenditure in the IN
terror department
Would YOU have tho Indians taken
from the lands ct their fathers and
scattered throughout the country
among The other races '' asked Rep
tcs,utdjyc Moudell o Wyoming
"That BE- the prophetic hope, pr.
Nouto1uwu replied THAT is the
American idoa. pthor races are scat
tered and borum, Auvricauizcd such
should be- ANA ! ultimately hope viii
ho the fate of the Indian"
br. MoutpTumt Denounced tho ems
tire plan of indian reservations and
the manner 100 which tho, ar, admin.
lst,r,d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
WORK RESUMED ON
ARIZONA ROAD
Territorial Highway Construc.
ton Again Taken Up on
Stretch Between Prescott
and Phoenix.

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aud construction already commenced
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
BLACKHAND VICTIM


(Continucd from Page OneD
room. whore hc had been laid on the
floor and gi,cn first ala To- the IN
iurcd
For nearly hmty-sN aour5 al n
stretch SgMnni remained uncon-
sclous. sunday afternoon h, came to
his s.us,s long enough 60 ask where
he W.a and asked for MS wife. \
team Nia despatched t. Abe C0uulry
club. twelve mile, cast of tAr city, 30
thr sandal mountains, and Mrs,
SsAn.u Vus brought tu Albuqucr-
900. and mas poou at the bedside 81
bor husband since.
~g2au.uis team vas found sunday
morning 300 front or the crystal the
alter Nh,r. 10 had remained al day
saturday and saturday night
Deep mystery surrounds all phases
or rhv outrage pyrprtratcd on Sgzan-
ini rhot hc could have been abused
tu such uu extent AS hc WAS abused
u broad daylight. within a few hum
dr,d wards OF Central avenue. is al
MOS. unbelievable, set such ls the
rAs,. The mystery becomes all tho
NOR" puzIling whom II rs known that
s,.,.,,tpi t,., maj lr,,, Cor .cr,,i,
,.h.,b.r a., mat D.. .i,n.d ,,, ,,,,r
hold ,u, il, 49,. h.,,di,s a.. rs,,stcd
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tas. ~ rts ..,g.s ,5n,,t.r h.. ,,,..,
.ignod tn paper while in dnzcd
condition. hut sin capable OF holding
90 p.u in his hand and writing. h not
ln., .,b.,t s,.ns sey,pi,i y,in ,,tc
d, I'M. wat,.r ia no kn,,,, ana ain
,,,,.,DI, r,t ~. kuo,,, ,,r,u s,,cb +,
linn. .,. ,...i.. l,,.,. condition T., ,l,.,,,g.
ana, .,,,tt.r u,,r. t,et.tty
vb. ..rr,i, h',. ,,,,,..I .,.i,. ..,-
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creating tn. lJg...t spr ,,,,rs
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ODD ida. 4 IA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
WOULD INCLUDE INDIAN
IN FUTURE AMERICAN
Educated Npachc speaks OF Hope
Tiat Ills Race YIN 3c Analgamat-
cd Ia Coming Generation.

\ Washington dispatch has Dbc tul-
lowing rcgardiug br Moutozuma, fun
hl"udod Arizona Apache, who Was
born at san carlos In that torrlorl
and educated an Carlisle
Pleading tnat tho Indian race have
tho same opportunities accorded To-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
ANNUAL REPORT OF
SUPT. ROBINSON
IS COMPLETED
Interesting Resume Of Accom-
plishments During Year in
Irrigation Projects for the
Southwest Indians.
PROSPECTING FOR
WATER ON DESERT

HA'''''At..h'hH '.AN wv f''AN' W Wv
urea, COR tho southwest Indians
with headquarters ia albuquerque, has
just completed his annual report OF
the pas fiscal year for presentation
10 the federal government The rc.
porr shows that big amount OF use.
iul work has been done to Improve
the agricultural resources OF the west.
,ru tribes IN New MoNico Arizona aud
jnh. me territory comprised in Nj
Robertson jurisdiction
OF practically $4,000 paid oui 90
tp exact 500 1870 Tor irrigation i'm.
proVom,nis n Ihc fiscal year. "a largo
proportion he. been paid 'D the I'm.
dians themselves for labor 10 is The
poiicy or the department 90 employ
the Indians whenever possible. and
nearly an the unshillrI labor and
tcamug is dor" uy Indians Occasion.
ally they are employed for expert
drilling
one of the important projects for.
and q half mile canal tapping HE san
luan near Shiprock. New Mexico.
This {. called The HOgback canal
When completed it will furnish water
uincirut Io mitigate i,u61 acres "
viii ho jn Nee within two years ~
present tho Indians have COO acres
uuIo. cultivation
Tlo extra rains his season viii a..
az al .... .rrsf
"d crops of the Indians
l will mean great deal fu tho
Na.1ios. who plant ~ draws and
slopes where they expect little vat
o. to come before m, season D. oycr'
said superintendent Robinson today
The Taos reservoir completed two
years ago has been lcukiuE due Go the
FACT that rains caused thc Taos mesa.
adjoining he project 60 settle. AMI
repairs upou the reservoir are being
made There are 200 ayrcs under cut
ovation 40 present and 1890 acres
are under ditch and available Tor Cul.
.titarion IA area at 1000 acres viii
eventually bc reclaimed Boy the Taos
storage system
The tribes living In the territory
covered nN the AlhuQucrqlc offices
are distributed roughly as follows;
! \avaioe. 10000 Puchlos. 1000 Hops
GOO Walupai. 535 SWai 10. Innr
! Loo. Jicmilla Apdch,a ,'b. SCUM
/ 'yn l''s, 600; Moscal'r' AlRch'S
'f'
Work hue been done or '"N's''s'.
I Toms mad" duIius ih' pact year ''
| tho ,.II""inF places \''al" "nd h"
g#U ll"eua." canal i~tn Juhn' '''
/ n"'" INh' near Nh'i' "h. ""
/ 'N'.er"nud water investigations. Gov ~
us tu.h "' ln' reservation, wei
. aru0nN N"IH reservation sprung d'
+ .rl''h'''. M"V1' reservation ms
,''inn'"us HuWs fH''j"s. san woe
/ i"ns'. ''.hl'I. san trHH'. '"f'@'li'
/ tom. "''r'ns a' roma n'hH r"''''a
/ southern 'l' ''n' l"''i ''l'''
/ Nau''s valley d'n''l-N'" N'"'",t '
. &C. RESERVATIONS Jl'HiIIH Nr''h'
/ S1lu
Nu UNCERTAIN WORK. " .'hE ''II'''
! "n BOP iHr painted desert country ln
ha'it'd Dos the N''alo" 900 .pr"Np'ri
ing i"t Nai'r hr li'r'Drl Greg
ott, Nh" "''Iri's tho Yale rh'r -"
geology has Tor s'Nrrai summers 81
IrrDi'd TINS useful ""ik Ni'l' d' W'ft
'"r the United states scoldSirW SUR
.N'' Frequent shortages 100 h' "h'r
o.. Hf.... /. d.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11

mau can freely talk
of her private i'll
ness 10 "A woman F,
thus has been cs-
tahlishcd this con
lidpuce between
Mrs. Pinklam and
the Wonleu of
America which has
never been broken.
Never has she pub
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11

Thor, ls more Cttarrl leo tHis -vr-
ton ul IN, country than Hil either disc
eases Pat together and untu thr last
f.w 'ouH Was supposed 90 Dee incur
able For great many wears dur-
tors pronounced IL e. local disease and
prescribed local remedies, ana hN GONE
studly failiug 90 care With iusal treat
mont pronounced 10 u.uaniu. Sci.
,uuc hbs proven uatarrn 600 pr e CON.
sUiutluual disease 1ud therefore rD.
prlrsF constitutional treatment HAN
r1Hrrh cure. manufactured by D. y
cheney a Go. Toledo. ohio. is tho
only constitutional ,Irr uu thy mar
t.f n is tuk,u internally 300 doses
from 30 drops tn "a tcaspouutul ~
acts directly ou tho blood ana mu-
uuus surfaces of the system They
offer one hundred dollars for any case
% fails 90 cure. send Tor circulars
aud testimonials
Nddross. r.. }. CHENEY 4 CO.. To-
l,du. ohio.
Sold hN druggists. ,rr
Take il3lI, Family rhH lor cou.t-
patton.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11
FREE
ADVICE
TO WOMEN

Women suffering from any form ot
Illness are invited 10 promptly com
muucatc with Mrs. piukham at Lynn,
Mass. All letters are received, opened.
Iral and amaMnrnl LN Mmmnu. 4 Mn-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11

constipation euu~rs h.HdH"N.
uIu.,a dizziness lauguur heart p1l-
HnfsI|Hu Drastic physics gripu.
.l.k,u. weaken tlc bowels aud don &
,uu uo8uv Rygucts aci c,uu,
uud .Jr, constipation q, y.ut- ASK
your druggist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-11

II you want a stylish horse and
buggy, see W L. Trimble ll3 North
Second st. Phone No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-02
HERND0N, VA.
Correspondence Of The Star.

HERNDCN, Va. April 1. 1911.
AIR and Mrs. George Bready were hon.
or guests at a card party given Friday
evening by Dr. and Mrs. Frank Huddle-
son. Among the guests were Miss Nettie
Smith Of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Buell.. Mr.. and Mrs. James Cock
Grille Mr. and Mrs. William Dawson, Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander II. Caldwell, Mrs.
William Abbott, Dr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Robey, DR.. William Robey, Mrs. Orland
Chamblin and Miss Selma Hutchinson. Mr..
and Mrs Morse and Miss Nettie Smith Of
WASHINGTON spent the week end at
Elwardstone. Mrs. Israel Fulton was
hostess Thursday at an afternoon party.
some Of the guests being Mrs. Magnus
wilkins. Mrs Clarence Florance, Mrs.
Stevens, Miss Emma Lowe. Mrs. Robert
Schneider and Mrs. Frank Laycock.
Mrs. James wilkins spent Thursday
with Mrs. Samuel Laws: Mr.. and Mrs;
with their parents near Chantilly. Mr..
James Yoeman has returned to his home
in Washington. after a short visit to
friends in Ashburn and at Rock Ledge.
had with them for few days the form
er's niece. Mrs. Simonds of Kansas City,
Mo- Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell. en-
tertained at dinner Thursday In honor of
Mr.. ana MTS. 1tOlSe IIcduS, uhcL sucsto
being Mr.. and Mrs. f. Hilton Jackson,
Mrs. Steele. Mrs. HOLSTER Sturges. hlr.
George Buell. and Mrs. Clarence Hutch
inson Mr.. and Mrs. George Buell. are
guests Of Mrs. Alexander in the suburbs
of Leesburg. Mrs. Edwin II. Mooney
spent Saturday with Mrs. Sarah Gresham
Jones of Washington.
Miss Georgie Mexican Of Vienna spent
the week end in Herndon. visiting while
here the Misses Groh and Mrs Elizabeth
Sweetzer. Mrs. Ida Ball Bishop and
her small daughters OF Washington spent
a short time this week with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles S. Cooper, on Station street. Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Dawson have re-
turned from a visit to Mrs. Dawson at
Philomont. Mrs. Robb. ST.. Mrs. Eleanor
Robb and Miss Robb of Washington were
Robb. Mrs. Robb has as house guest
Miss Melchert Of Chicago. Miss Virginia
Castleman spent Saturday with Miss Lulu
Castlernan in Washington. Miss Eliza
beth Ellison has returned from Livingston
Heights, and was a weekend guest of
| Miss Sara Kidwel. on Pine street. Mr..
George Kidwell spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Leesburg Miss Ruth, Chamblin
has as house guest Miss Mabel MofYett
/ of Arcola, and entertained at cards for
her Thursday. Miss Lucille Loveless has
returned from A short visit to relatives in
Washington. DR.. and Mrs. George No
| land formerly Miss Mary Lambert of
| Ryan. of Ashburn. have returned after
short stay In Baltimore Miss Cecil
Hutchinson and Mr.. George Hutchinson
OF Pleasant Valley are guests OF relatives
at Rock Ledge. Miss Florence Sickel
| spent Sunday In Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Mankin of Washington
| will shortly occupy their cottage here
| and in July will be joined By Prof. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-02

Mrs. George Mcfarland McKie Of the
University Of North Carolina
Mrs. Frank Lacock spent Saturday
with Miss Maize Mcfarland in Alexan-
dria. Mr.. and Mrs. Laycock are now
established in their new home at Hamil-
ton. Rev. Feltner. formerly of Herndon.
now of Maryland, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Feltner, at Wiehle. and
SUNDAY occupies the pulpit of the Metho-
Lacey is spending several weeks in Flor
ida, after visit to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Schneider. Mrs. Clarence Florance spent
Tuesday in Washington. Mrs. Thomas
H. Walker entertained at finch Monday
seventy-thfrd birthday Those present
We're Mrs. Elisha Kirk, Mrs. Clarence
Walker and Mrs. A. H. Kirk. Delicious
refreshments We're served by the hostess.
Mrs. Elisha Kirk spent the week end
with Mrs. A. H. Kirk at Floris. Mr..
Frederick Walker of Washington is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II.
Walker. Mrs. Margaret klpstein is
spending some time in Washington. Mrs.
Hollister sturges left Wednesday for a
brief stay in New York. where Mr.
Sturges will meet her and will shortly
open their hospitable home in German
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Yaeman Smith OF
Washington were recent guests OF
sided.
Mrs. Albaugh and Mrs. Annie Alba ugh
Bready We're hostesses at i most charm
ing all-day meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Thursday, large number being in at
tendance. among whom We're Rev. and
Mrs. Drisko Mesdames Buell., Groh
Yont. Huddleson, simonds. sweetzer
Benschaten. Kirk, McMillen, Caldwell
Albaugh, Bready, Cummins, Lawrence
A. \. Bready, George r. Bready, Master
George Bready and Miss Mamie Bready
Mrs. Russell A. Lynn visited friends here
and in Purcellville this week, after spend
ing the winter in Alexandria. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynn and Miss Davis expect to re-
turn to their home here next week for
the summer. Miss Margaret Russell has
returned from d visit TO Washington
Messrs. Alexander and Bradshaw spent
the week end at their homes near Ash
burn. Mr.. W. Z. Otley of Hamilton has
been a guest for few days of Mr.. w. +,
Orrison of Floris.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Madison Of Wash
ington spent the week end at the Madi-
son home near Floris. Miss Carrie Nor
rison spent Tuesday with the Misses Fitz-
Hugh on Washington street. returning
during the week to her home in Cumber-
land, Md. Mrs. James Cockerill enter
Club for an all-day meeting. Mr.. Sam
uel Hersperger of Livingston Heights
formerly of Herndon, visited Mr.. James
Cockerill during the week. Miss Rena
Ballard of Pender will spend some time
with her sister. Mrs. Isaac Long of F1oris
The spring conference of the w. G. T. L
of Alexandria and Fairfax counties was
charge being Mrs. Raymond Chandler
Drisko. Mrs. I. W. Benschten, Mrs
Thomas Phillip and Mrs. r. S. Crippen
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips were
guests of honor at a dinner given Wed.
nesday by Mr.. and Mrs. T. Havenner.