davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
&epnbltt Oie ein5ige &ettnng,
Gs it 81 fpdt, bic 9puafit in G9ia Su er9qlttn,
10 dufert feb Elm RaiferIieber in ebansbai.

ten, qeaen Die &auptltoot nor5uriiden
Nean gIoubt, 0oB Der gormarid on
0~onnestog angetreten peroen ion.
Die gep0Iferrne 3eist ii9 tell
nobmsloS, uno nur Die 6rnuen be-
t1tigen ibr Snterelie our1 Mufrebt-
er6oltlIng oes goDtotts. Die amtlide
Saltung ipri1t fir einen paiiipen
@ioeritanO, in ben &robin3en aber
berridt cine itarfe feipOIiAe Stim-
mllng gegeu Die &uiien.
Ser CT Sdab Mobomneo gIi
Mir5a befinoet li1 in @umeib, 8epe.
Geberon, 10. De5ember. Der
Miniiter Oes @eiiBeren beruiibte iib
energiI1, oas Sous nitf ieine Seite
al bringen. gr legte 0nr, Dob oas
4abinett aaes aufgeboten babe, Inn
Serrn Sbuiter I'M Mmt ou balten,
0ie @erlegenbeit 0es 2anoes ober iei
cine D~er5peifelte. gluf Der etnen Sci
te ride Der enttbronte S1nb an, ouf
Der anOern GnIdr er Donleb, nno
&uBlono lebne elm Nahlalien in iei-
men 5oroerlngen nb. 9aS 4abinett
ione Oaber ermdhtigt tUeroen, cine
@eriobmung nit 3uBIano autpege gu
bringen.
Srob Oieies appeas beltnnOen Die
lbgeoroneten 0arauf, oaB @err
SbuIter i'm Amte bebolten tDerOe, 90
auf inn Die gauge &offnlng 8erliens
rube unO our6 Rahgeben nihts au
getDinnen iei.
Eeberon, 81. DECEMBER. 9os
4obinett bot eineu beOeuteu0en Sieg
iiber BEN 2atiOnnIrat ooOOngetragen,
uno, mettn fif Die 0ffentIi@e Waei-
nung niht iiber grtpnrten fart 5eigt,
lit an3unebmen, OnB Die ruiiiibe Sor-
0erung, ben Mmerifaner SO. Morgnn
5buIter, aus ietnem Nnlt ols perii-
I9er @enerolihobmeiiter gu entIai-
fen, erfiint miro.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

~&0nig.Rniier~ @eora uno ,aO.
nigin : aaiierin" Marie, pie oos bri.
tilte Serriherpaar felt Der Anfunft
IN Dem groBen &ei6 oes OItens off
5iea genannt miro, famen am Sorni-
tag Na6mittae INN 4 llbr nit Dem
9ampfer nMeoina" an Dem 4oi BON
Apollo 9unoer in 9ombap an. Ser
@ouberneur bon 9ombaD uno cine
groBe g~eriommlune BON boben 81
bill un0 MiIitdrbeomten batten Iid
gum @mpfang ein~gefunoeM @eaen.
iiber DER 2anOnngsltele mar elm rie-
iiges Ampbitbeater erri1tet, oas bis
5u ieiner duBeriten 6aiiungstraft bon
touienoen beiebt mar, Die gefommen
uareu, oas Serriherpoat uilfom.
men 5u beiBen. @emnItige MenIden.
mengen iubelten iiberon Dem Serr.
iderpoare gu, oos Inn $50 l1br uofD
Dem Dompfer 5uriidfebrte.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

Bie elm 2anIfeler oerbrettete
Iid am uorigen 5reitag in 2onoon
oos @eriidt, 3Onig @eorg lei aai
Dem aronmgsD urbor in Delhi, Sn-
oien, ermorOet moroen. 9ie Aufre.
aung unO 8eItiir5ung, Die ldugere
Belt anbieIt, mar unbeihreiblih. Sic
legte lid crit, ais gegen Waittag cine
Depeid)e aus Delhi eintraf, Delde
einfad] iiber ben Deiteren Berlauf Der
4rOmngsieierlidfeiteH beridjtete,
aber fein 8ort BON irgeno einem uu-
getpObnIi9en 8wiiheufaa eutbielt.
Tim ole @ittneltunoe legten an ie.
uem Gage Ger RonigsadiIer uno Die
aonigin-a aiIerin i'm 8eiiein elmer
gIdn5euoen B~erlnmmIung bon in0i-
i9en 5iiriten, Commencement unO
Stontsbeamten Den eriten Stein fir
Die neue Sauptitaot ole iest BON Sal.
clltta nod Debit oerlegt moroen lit.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
Bel Der bon Der @nnoes.@ roni

Bel Der BON Der 8un0es-@ ron0
SurD in indianapolis %gefiibrten In.
terludung Der 9Dnomitaroen /. 8er-
ihporune I'M State Der Snternotio.
nal Miiociotion Of Bridge ono Struc.
tltrol Sron 8orfers beIhGftigt lid,
0iitriftsontpaIt Miner balipti16Ii6
nit Der 8~ermenoitng Der monotliden
8ewiaieung BON 100000 fir .0r.
ganiiations3tpefe", Die Sobu S. SIC.
y1amara ols GefretGr ut0 S6as.
meilter Der Union our 8erfiiguug
itanoen uno iiber Die er ME &e6en-
ihaft ~abouleeen bate. Serr Mtaer
Oeriu6t felt5uiteGen, in ueI9er 8e.
5iebung Oieie BetDiuigung ou Den Dp.
namitanidIdgen ODER pieImebr 81 Den
uSpeien~ itano, bic Srtie 8. Sec Nea-
ni5oI, oas seitdnOige 8erfoeug Mc
Namares, fir Die Sprengung Der bon
gidtunioniiten errihteten Struttl.
rem erbieIt.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

BEL Dem 0iebftabl bilfrei6e Sono se-
leiitet boben.
@ien, 10. Deoember. Der 5ur
3eit in Erog reiiOierenoe fiiuftige
Gbronerbe, Gr0beroog &arI 6ran5
SoIepb, uno ieine iunge @emoblin,
Yrin5eiiiu 3ita BON garma, bnben
auf elmer nGhtIi1er @eiIe unter-
uommenen automobiIfabrt in ern-
Iter 2ebensgefobr geldiDebt. Sci.
nabe more ibr Rrafttpngen gesen cine
S6ranfe geproIt, DelAe fiber Die
StraBe ge5ogen nor, nm einen
SAnea5us paiiiereu 0u Ioiien, uno
niht oas borl1riftsmdBtge &tht
trug. SIN lesten 4ugenblid pur0e
Der Gbauffeur oes Sinoerniiies ge-
Dabr. Or bremite nit aufsebot al
Ter &raft, unO eine aoaiiiion puroe
gliidlib perbiitet.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
0nrdj s~dieOsseridt.

Der oemofratiIde AbgeorOuete
S[oDOen bon Seros brohte amD lens
tag i'm MbgeorOnetenbouie cine ge-
meininme &eiolution elm, tporin Hr6-
lioent Gait eriuht miro, NuBlonO
uno Yeriien bor5uidloeen, Dab iie
ibre Streitigfeiten our9 bos S9ieos-
geri6t I'M @aae aburteilen lolien.
&uBlono, Yeriien unO Die @ereinigt,
Staaten 8dblen 5u Den Signutur-
m1dten Der Saager Ronpention. Die
&eiolution puroe benz 9lusiHuB fir
ausDdrtige Angelegenbeiten iiber-
nieien.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

Deitere 5oroerung Der ruiiiiden &e.
gierung betrof cine 8aar 4, @ntIha.
oigung bon Beriien, INN Die @ntiens
Dung ruiiii6er Griippen mad ienem
2on0e 5u oeden. 81brenO Der Sib-
une nuroe Dem 0otionolrat elm Sea-
belgramm BON britiihen Nfiniiter
Oes AeuBern, Sir GotDur0 @ren, Dor.
gelegt. Die 0epeIhe riet orinaeno
oo5u, ben ruiiiihen 5oroerrmeen
uad5utommen, aber man erinnerte
iif, Dob @neIonos Nat bisber Itets
sur Demiitigung Berliens gefiibrt
babe uno bea9tete i'm oesbaIb ni6t.
Der GotionnIrat lieB feline @eiger.
ing Den 8eOinguugen oes ruIiiihen
%llItimatumS 5olge 5u geben, INN II
llbr 45 Mimlten ms Brototon eiu-
trneeit, geraoe cine 8ierteIitunoe Doc
Der int Hltimatirm be3eihneten Sriit.
Snfolge Der AbIebmlug Der ruiiiiheH
6%oroerungen CAB 8uBlano an oem-
ielben Gage Den in Heiht Der Soupt-
Itoot Der periiihen 4robin5 @iiou,
is MeiIen BON @n5eIi am Roipiihen
0leer 5uiommenae5oeenen Sruppen
ben gefebI, ouf Eeberon p%or5igebeu.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

Berlin. 90. DECEMBER. Ser
treter Ser beri9ieOenen &eids6mter,
einl6IieBlid Oes &ei6s : @eiuno-
beitsomtes, lopie Der meoe5inilAen
5afult1ten mn0 cine Mn5abl Sour
naliiten Iino beute I'M &ei9samt Oes
Snnern gu elmer &onferen6 5ulam-
mengefommen. sic baben elm SEQ
mite organiiiert, Oeiien 4ufgabe es
iein ion, Die Oeutide 8eteiligung am
Is. Snternationalen Spgiene-&on-
ereB, Der in @nibington a~bgebalten
miro, 81 f0r0ern.
Ser 4ongreB miro i'm September
1912 er0ffnet.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
Sans nil nidt.

GtaatsIefretGr &nor bat nit ei-
mem 56reiben an ben SausausiAnB
fir MitteI unO @ege, porin er Die
Mltna6me elmer &eiolution nOr-
Ifldat, DeI6e Der grecutiDe oos
&eht einr1umt, gegen 2dnOer, Die
Mmerifo inn SnnoelsDerfebr anoers
bebanoeIn ais nnoere 21nOer, Die
MnrimaliGbe oes neuen Sarifs nad
8eIieben aud in ein5elnen 3oai6ben
5ilr Anpenoung 81 bringen, BET Den
9emofraten oes @aules tuenig @e-
genIiebe gefunoen. Serr Inter
MOOD, Ser NorIiBenoe oes Ausidul-
Ies, erfl6rte lofort, onB Oieier 8or-
I6lng ni1t Die geringlte ausiidt ba-
be, bonn Salls angenommer 5u Der-
ben; benin Die 9emofraten piiroen
Iib niemaIs oa5li bergeben, Die gam
&c EarifantDenoung Der @recutibe
In oie SanO 81 ipielen, Die Damn
mad @elieben ein5eIne SnouItrien be-
Itr4ien. nnoere belobnen fonnte, ie
na6oem iie Die MarimoI- ODER Die
regulGren 3onf1se in AnuenOung
brddte. Cine Mnipielung nitf Oieien
merfpiiroigen @oridlog oes Staats-
Ieffetdrs, Der alih in Berlin redt
libel aufgenommen moroen lit, mar
lhon in ser IeBten 8otI9aft oes 8rd-
iioenten entbalten, bod tpuroe ibm
bon mtemano proftii1e 9eoeutiine
beigeIeet. Sect lit Die Sage aus BEN
Cad, aber es miro Dem Nbseorone'
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

tenbauie nibt idmer fallen, iie wie-
Der ein3ufongen. Damit, DAB iest
aam1bIi1 oie pirtihoftlide Gage i'm
2auoe li6 81 beiIern unfdngt, lit fir
ole Ser. 5toaten nod fein eiinltiger
3eitpuuft our 6orOeruns BON Dor.
ihl1sen e%efommen Die lie in 3on-
friege nit europdiihen Rotionen Der.
nideln f0nnten.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

ii giirgermeiiter bon epenIo-
pielen Stdoten oes Staates Seem
Serfep baben in gemeiniamer gera-
trng cine 8orloge ausgenrbeitet, mo-
nod Die giienbabnen I'M Staote an-
gebalten tperoen ionen, auf eigene
Soften ale areu5ungen I'M Staate
ab5ul1affen. 9ie @Orlage miro in
Der nGH5ten Gisung Der 2egislatlr
eingereimt peroeu.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
G6iua.

Shnnqboi, 81 e5ember. nSH
bin iiberaeuqt, oaB Die aboantnng
0es @oilers uno Die grridtung elmer
Mepublif oas gin5tee iinO, mas oas
0oIf aufrieoenitellen nno ferneres
MoSien glutpergieBen Derbiiter
fam go bot beute @belo Der Ter-
treter 0es 8remierminiiters Guam
Chi @ot, Gang @bao 81 nod Der 81
bunq ser Srieoensfonferen5 erfldrt.
Damn fubr er fort: uBefing nbnt
nift Die Siefe lnO NusOebnnng oes
@mbfinoens Der gepolferung inl
Sii6en. Sect 1T es augenideiali@
All fp6t, Die DDnoitie gu retten".
Gie Srie0ensfonferen5 ieste am
@odmiftag lire Sdtigteit fort. Bu
cling Tangs gfeoe gu guriten elmer
Nepublif finite fait Sic gauge SiBung
aus. Ssn5tDi11en murOe Der 8affen-
ItiuStono bis gum 80. DECEMBER ner-
l1ngert.
8eftnq, 10. DECEMBER. Ser
friihere GENERALIZATION Der Suf-
pana-gabn uno ebemaIige Sl5efo=
mia Ser 8roDin5 Chill, Euun Sang,
1T, na6 MieIoungen Der Wiliionen gu
COUNTING, in Sie6Op, RrOpin5
5banli bon ieinen eigenen SolOnten
ermoroet moroen
6hanqbai 18. December. Die
Trie0ensfonfereno 5wiiGen Or. Bn
Gina Song, benz Better 0es @elBerell
in Dem repoIution1ren 4abinett, unO
gonq Gbao 81 benz 8ertreter oes
Observation-Disclosures guam Sbt 4aI,
un0 fInf BON ieoer Der beioen Sar-
teien a1lsgeu1blten 9elegaten bat
beute Na6mittag $50 ubr bier I'M
&otba1ts bedonnen. Der 3utriH 5t
Dem &otbolts, tpeldes BON elmer be-
uaffneten britif1en Boli8eimo4t be-
tuoht miro, tDrroe mir ben Seilneb-
mern an Der &onferen5 %geitattet. 9as
8ub[ifum bari iid nibt einmal auf
ser Seite Der StrdBe, an Der oas
VeOu " wv ~ ~ 6o,,+o orop
.. EunS Sy Sa,tr 81 WI n;h{ Sen Shron
sIItull, e 800 mortrotoy Ses
T SOnOs' @F t. Ola Se
gum A' "a Qo.or,bpr 0os
G GS nio bri+iihp
SorgegeGL ~ y m%no?o,,,no IN @es
unO Dle lagu.tllus Sss hobon iSt
5ug unI Sg.4T ges o9s i,],ternprips
Megr Der.''' u
renOer @ll mxoshr;+o,,-
Sls lesl gaue! el.'S Stss gao tnooen
men Hno 0upHn Wes ,s a Mbpr
elller Serm na!Sas m eassr'uusI ei,en
De9or Ole ! gsIs' Sassor .nernem
DelllM1lIen Sr.Iglup lui H., tooito'
lie lG dnI D.uu5 G Dpn 49, $40,
rem MOllulen u S'e"'n' aasos,hor
Sganggal ~. TsG," ~.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " Sg.sra ~
ben Dellfe eIne DeIt'Hllls $500 ngSD ntF
bemoHMeIl mIO4ge osl xu S;a Sos
oaB aue legS WEDBnsau'' GnorooS
Sfaaieu. 0'.aeg% ms eonor n
Olu.' - soS4,.oh+ s;,o
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

Der periiide NntionoIrot in &C.
beron bat am borigen 5reitag nit
GROCER Webrbeit oas ruiiiihe uIti-
nahum abeewieiep 9ieies Ultima
tiim nerlon9te Dor allen Die iofortiae
@ntloHuna OeS Entertainers IS.
Moraan SbuIter, Der felt mebreren
Monaten ben Boiten oes perifiden
Observation-Disclosures befIeiOete. Cine
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

~ Gang Merifo tDuroe am Sams-
tag bon 05ean at 05eon bon einem
beftieen @robeben eridiittert. Die
@roitoBe tparen Defenders in Der
Hrooin8 Guerrero iebr 1torf un6
oouerten mebrere Minuteu.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
SsrFem.

& be 10. DECEMBER. Ser
gotionalrat bat Die 8ori9ldge oes
anbinetts CUR 20iung Der S9wterig-
feiten nit MuBInnO abgeIebnt, uno
Die ruifii@en Sruppen treffen Mnitat-
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
Sobn gigeIou, Der befonn

Sobn BigeIop, Der befannte
omerifonii6e SdriftfteIIer, SuriIt,
Sournnlilt un0 StootsmonL lit am
DienStug Morgen in Stem gorf, 81
Sabre alt, geltorben. @Gbreno Oes
Biirgerfrieges mar 8igeIotp omerifo.
nii9er &oniuI in Boris, uno BON
1870 bis 1878 tpobnte er in 0eutidl-
laro, mo er NIT gismard ndber be-
fannt tpuroe.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

Der einunO3tponoigi6brige
H~rinaregent 2uitpoIo BON gaDern bat
ii9 BEL einem Saeoreiten i'm opel
fart, BEL Dem er iid tpieOer eiumoI
ouDieI 0umutete, cine NusfeIoerrMng
oes 0berinenfels 3uee5ogen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-13
PROBABLE APPEAL TO TAFT.
Greeks Want Aid in Preventing As
sassinations in Macedonia.

1t is said to be probable that President
Taft will be appealed to by the Greeks
OF the city to step in and interfere with
the assassination of Greeks in Macedonia
by the Turks. This action was decided
upon at the memorial mass held yester-
day ut the Greek Orthodox Church for
Bishop Grevena, who was assassinated
recently by the Turks.
Father Joachim AleNopoules. pastor of
the church. in his memorial sermon took
occasion TO denounce the numerous as
sassinations OF Greeks and told Of the
horrible cruelties to which Bishop Grew
ena was subjected before he was put to
death The Turks also attempted to
murder the Bishop of Macedonia imme-
diately afterward, he said, and have con-
troll of the whole state of Macedonia
DR.. John Contas and others also de-
nounced the outrages and declared that
the Greek senators in Turkey are on the
verge of resigning. General prayers were
offered for the protection of the lives OF
other Greek bishops that have been
threatened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-13
In Memoriam.

ADAM. In sad remembrance ~ orr dear daugh-
ter and wifc. RITZ ADAM ,nee Brown.
who departed ths life one year ago todaN.
November IL. 1910.
But fair maiden in her Fathers mansion.
Clothed with celestial grace.
And beautiful with all souls expansion.
Shall behold her face?
MOTHER AND HUSBAND.
GREEN. In sad and loving remembrance ~ or-
darling mother. Mrs. ELLA GREEN. widow
Of the late Thos. r.. Green. who departed
this life three years ago today.
Time will never heal the wound
Although well join you soon:
Well never forget your face.
Asleep in grace.
By HER CHILDREN.
GREENE. In sad but loving remembrance oc
my devoted mother. ELLEN NJ GREENE,
who departed tfis life three years ago today.
November 49, 1908.
Gone. but not forgotten
by HER DAUGHTER, MABEL, l.. RAY.
INCONSISTENCIES. In sad but loving ren.nl-
brance OF my dear husband and dear
father. AUGUST NOGFLSBERt;ER who
departed this life twelve years ago tplak.
November 13 1899
Gone. but not forgotten.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-13
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nv,
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MlNANpEs S%si'1.}. - .'e.t.., =
lei.,,d hnshand q ~ ~, -, r, For - :
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III, n ss f, -iY"Fia S.ys = -, ! j.
nor,ayes, N %Sa., =. a. -; 20 lp ~.
The members of ~. Association - H. ,,J. =
InhssitanrT Of n p,,'rc, e e9 s, y.
of our ia:c asso,iaie, ,HAI;ItS q NIENAN-
DFR r. - fli,. residence H. " stree. t#fI
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Brook land. Ne RbSi<A. s ld.ttt ~ tE. l.-s
John Bahersulth. agsa >'seff. Fl
Notice II funeral hereafter
BrNnw. pepar,ca III, IL. >uris, >aeo.-
! IL 1911 m 80 O'clock am AZ hrr -,
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Funeral NON ,,.~dencr. ~ Il street ,.fsho (.
iH.s'ia}, l'h. hi"tu"lH private
BTRNS on Nov.n,h.r IA 1911 II II
al tic HON. i his parents. 54ls ,t6 si,,e
son Of Joseph y. Burus aud Msrs Thor, "a
DONATE suddenly an Monday Noyenber IL.
loved husband Of Soni, ponatb AMI ~. =
Mr. and Mrs. August Donata.
Notice Of funeral later. II.
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thrty-sc So, "ear r : 80 ''-''S II II
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EsCHER on Noecmhcr II. mi. ~ 2:is rr,..
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enty,,rs; var =
/ street northwest. Tuesday. November IA Il
/ : pm. Interment Prospect AM
GORDON on saturday. November Il III, =
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t residence
/ HAWKINS. Mrs: IDA plGt,S HAWKINS. nlta
I OF ih"maS Hawking. Remains - 50 -
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/ HILL. on SATURDAY Novaubar :, M,
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tiyes invited 10 attend Iotorn,"nt ~ ,t,,,,,
Oliyct camn.ery 80
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Of Virginia McDonalJ ,,.l si,tr'nt, 80.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-13

Mrs. Rosa Williamson Cash has leased
her home on q street and will spend
several weeks in Atlantic City. return
ing late in December for the remainder
of the winter in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-13

Mrs. Odell S. Smith and her daughter.
Miss Ida Norment Smith, who has been
very sick. left today for trip to At
lantic City.
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Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chapplear, on Q street
Friday evening complimentary to theil
daughter. Miss Angela. The first prize:
We're won by Miss Chapplear and DR.
White.
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Mrs. Widensall OF Atlantic City is Wis
itins her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson, ut 1411 n street, for
a few weeks.
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Morgan Wenzel. Clark. Nesbitt, Dykes.
Neiss, Taylor, Nestor, Daniels. Hardin.
Fersinger, Buehler, Wood, Watts. LANCER.
Strong, Shea, Hopkins. Wallace and
Messrs. Cannon. La Garde, Corbett. Long
ley, Fogel. Forney. Fowler, Hudson,
Booking, Nash, Clarke, Appel, Hellman,
Black, Lowensten, Parkhill, Shaw,
Stauffer. Dunkle. Boyer and DIR. and Mrs.
l.. V. 3. Marschalk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-13

Mrs. Mower. widow of Gen Mower who
has been spending the summer and early
fall III Connecticut. has returned to
Washington and has located at the Logan
for the winter season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-13

Cards announcing the marriage OF Mr.
Louis z. Shoemaker and Miss Harriet
Simms, October 20, 1911, have been sent
to their friends.
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no CURE COLD I'M ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qnininc Tablets Drug
.ists refund money il it fails TO cure. T.. W.
signature is each box. &c.
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A house party was given at Cedar
Crest, the suburban home of Mr. and
Mrs Nathan Scanand, last week Among
those attending were Capt. and Mrs.
Salisbury, Mrs. c. H. Cooper. Mrs ]. S.
Cooper. Miss l.. NJ. Cooper, Mr.. H. D.
Porter and Mrs. A. NJ. Scanland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs William r. Merriam have
changed their plans and viii not go
abroad this winter. Miss Laura Merriam
after an extensive stay in Boston. is in
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Mrs. ]. L. kibler entertained the mem.
bers of the Epworth League at an even
ing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bowdoin Crownin-
shield have concluded their season at
Beachs Point. Marblehead. Mass, and
are at the country home Of Mrs. Crownin-
shields father, Senator du Pont, Winter
thur. In Delaware, before coming TO
Washington for the winter.
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Miss Emily Beatty. daughter of Capt
and Mrs. Frank Beatty. and Miss Doro-
thy Taylor, daughter OF Naval Construc-
tor and Mrs. Taylor. will make their
debut December 8. the joint affair to take
place at the home OF Capt. Beatty at the
navy yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-13

Miss Anna Elizabeth Bierley and Mr..
Leslie Cramer were quietly married
Monday, November 9, in the First
Christian Church, New York city, by
Rev. ". L. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. Cramer
will be at home to their friends $3.50
18th street northwest, after Deem
Der 1.
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Countess Eleanor GiZycka Is in Chicago.
where she has taken a house and Will
spend most of the winter.
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Miss Mamie Barbee Is visiting DR..
and Mrs. James f. Gardener at 1928
18th street northwest
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Miss Mae Snyder entertained at a
dance Saturday evening the Bohemian
Club. Among those present were Mae
Snyder. Katherine Hoffman, Dorothy
and Alyce Mccartney, Josie O'Connell
Katie Sullivan Irene Williams. Joe
Sullivan. Jerry ODonnell. Albert Trip
lett, Tom Marsden Willie Quinn,
Thomas Heaney. Warren Whyte Hugh
Fegan and James Fegan.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Mitchell Of this
city will sail tomorrow on the Kron-
prinzessin Cecilie for Bremen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens entertain
ed Prof. B. +. Gebest and other friends
at their residence. No. lat Tennessee ave-
nue. northeast, last week. The rooms
were Hastily decorated. and after several
vocal and piano selections refreshments
were served
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-13

Mrs. George NJ. Pullman has returned
to Chicago and opened her home at 1729
Prairie avenue for the winter. She en-
tertained at luncheon Thursday and ex-
poets to entertain frequently during the
winter.