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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-20
RANK DISCRIMINATION.
coIored Man First on Eligible List.
Office Abolished

CoIored Man First on Eligible List.
Office Abolished.
The heart of an editorial In the May
civil Service" reads like this:
"A civil service examination was held
In Cleveland TO fill vacancy in the
position of law clerk, stenogra pher and
typewriter at $1,000 per annum in the
office Of William L. Day. United States
district attorney. About ten candi-
dates took the examination. Two col
ored men stood first and third and a
Jew second on the list.
flames G. Bachman. white, who was
appointed and who was at the time OF
the examination temporarily employed
in the office of District Attorney Day.
was among those who took the exam
ination. Bachman failed to qualify in
the competitive examination for the
place. and as soon as this was known
the department Of Justice in Washing
ton. acting on Mr.. Days recommenda-
ton, abolished the position of law
clerk. stenographer and typewriter.
'In lieu thereof Bachman was ap-
pointed an assistant United States dis
trict attorney for Mr.. Days office.
thereby ignoring the three persons.
Messrs. Henry L. Thomas. Nathan
Rappaport and Edward Dunjili. who
stood highest on the eligible list and
who were certified for appointment.
Now. then. Is this case OF rare race
pride and triumphant Americanism, or
Is 1t just plain low trick of which
every fair minded man should be
ashamed?''
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-20
Eo/ MONEY for HOMES
O/o SIMPLE INTEREST

Own your home at monthly pay
ment less than rent. We will loan
you money at 5 per cent. simple in
terest per annum to buy. build. i'm
prove or pay Off mortgage on real
estate. 1866 per month is the aver
age return payment. interest and prin-
cipal. on thousand ts1 100000 dol.
lar loan. Other amounts in proper
ton.
We also loan on business property.
interest charged only on balance due
on loan each year; therefore interest
payments decrease annually.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-20
Bishop Scott Give. Timely Advie.

Bishop Scott Gives Timely Advice.
If the advice of Bishop Isaiah Scott.
who has charge OF the work OF the
African Methodist Episcopal church in
the Republic Of Liberia Is followed.
Afro-Americans In this country will
not concern themselves about emigrnt
Ing to that country. There Is no better
place for coIored Americans than the
United States. Chances for improve
ment in Liberia are very slim. be said
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-20
Anniversary Of Malt. comm.nd.rx.

Anniversary Of Malta commandsry.
The FIRST anniversary OF MALTA com
mandery No. 10. Knights Templars.
East End. Pittsburg. will be held on
Tuesday evening. May 80. in Old Cal
vary church. on Pennsylvania avenue
Features OF the celebration will be q
May festival and musical
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-20
Strict Party Lin. Policy No. Essential.

Strict Party Line Policy Not Essential
The time has passed when Afro
Americans should look to any one po
litical preferment There may be good
men and bad men In all parties, but
the, man who is willing to concede the
rights of other men and who uses his
office in the interest of all the people
alike. regardless Of race or color. is the
kind of man to support in whatever
party he may be found
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-05-20
BY WHITTIER II. WRIGHT.

BY WHITTIER ii. WRIGHT
Philadelphia.-The African NJ. E
church is the oldest religious denomi
nation among colored people in the
world 1t had its humble rise in the
City Of Brotherly Love, the cradle of
American independence. 1875 years ago
Its first church, known as Mother
Bethel, was erected on Sixth street, be-
low Pine. 1t was IL blacksmith shop
converted into house of worship by
the founder. first pastor and bishop
Richard Allen.
Here 1t has remained for all these
years the most honored and sacred
spot in Negro history. Three church
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In Terry County

District Attorney, j. +. Wick
ers, of Lubbock, came in from
Lamesa this week and spent an
hour or two in our city mixing
with his many friends.
Jim Parks started to Lubbock
Wednesday morning with Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Bridges who are
on their way TO Stephens county
to visit relatives. He was also
accompanied by his wife who will
take the train for Weatherford,
where she goes TO visit her
parents.
At the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. A. b. Byhum, of this
city, Mr.. LII. Cobb, of Seminole,
Texas, and Miss Fay Bynum were
married at $50 O'Clock Wednes-
day morning. IN the presence Of a
number of their friends. Rev. V.
II. Trammell, pastor of the Meth
odist church, officiating.
On Wednesday afternoon about
2 o'clock, a phone message came
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FOR ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS
Controller Lane Refuses Tender
Of Texas Breweries be
Significant

Austin, Texas, July 80. The
sum of $40, 900 was yesterday
offered Controller Lane by an at.
torney for the Texas breweries,
to be used in the enforcement of
the liquor regulation laws of Tex
as. but it was promptly refused.
The Controller says the Legisla-
ture will give him a special APP
preparation of $1,000 for that
purpose and that he would not
think of accepting the money
rendered today.
The offer was made by George
Clough Of Galveston in the name
of A. b. Adoue, president of the
Galveston brewery. 1t was eX-
planned that at this time there is
no Texas Brewers Association,
il having dissolved, according 70
Mr.. Lanes information, but that
meeting is TO be held on Aug. 5
TO reorganlze.
The offer Of the breWeries or
brewery at this time, on the eve
of the special session, may have
its significance and possibly its
effect.
While there is a demand for
liquor regulation by the pros and
some OF the North Texas ants,
who want the night closing bill
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that Mr.. Fruits little son had
been bitten on the foot by a big
rattlesnake. When the doctor got
to him, he found him in such a
serious condition that there was
no hope for his recovery. He
died about one o'clock Thursday
and will be buried in the morning
at the Gomez cemetary. The en-
tire community joins in sympathy
for the bereaved family.
John Burnett came in this week
and informed the Herald man
that he and his brother Redge,
had under serious consideration
the purchase of a maize header
and thresher, and all they want
is some encouragement from the
farmers and promise OF sufh-
cient patronage to Justify such
expenditures. This we feel sure
they will receive, for there is
going to be an immense lot Of
maize, kafhr and sorghum made
in Terry county this year, and
there has got 10 be some extra
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-03

WANTED To list some bar.
gains in land in Lubbock and adj
joining counties. Nave several
customers down here with the
cash, and am coming up there
in next 80 DAYS with them, and
must have barsainsto show them.
Ii you want TO seil, and will
price your land right, can de
liver the goods Give full de-
scription as to location, and dis
lance from Lubbock. if any
lakes, terms, amount Of incum-
brance, and when due. J. A..
Craven, 1l9 5 4th st. Waco, Tex.
40 f
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STRAYED From K. II. Lowrey's
pasture, five miles southwest Of
town. one Jersey better, ten
months old. \ BrownBh color on
sides. Black points. Black
streaks in 4afF Black tongue.
Has one\ sttIhfn account Of
being slippeR Mind legs light
fawn color. Skin yellow. No
marks or brends. Liberal reward
for information leading TO her
recovery. L. l.. Powers, Lub-
book. Texas. 4 q
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For RE4T Three good houses
very ch&1. well located, one 2
rooms, tnel3 rooms, one 4 rooms.
Will rent for SIS. $3.50, $3.50,
respectively All close in. See
Robinson Bsethers, South side Of
Square. Y 40 If
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WANTED Solicitors for por-
trait house. Good salary. See
Lester McPhersoh, at Jackson
European Hotel a ZIP
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Mr.. Groves, who has been here
several days visiting his brother,
G. o. Groves, who has been very
i'll at his home at Grovesville,
left Wednesday afternoon for his
home in Taylor county.
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Mrs. Kate anderson. mother
of X. F. Anderson of the Cash
Meat Market, who has been
spending several weeks with her
son. returned home this week
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Koerpel Of
Sweetwater are spending a few
days this week visiting friends
in this place.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-03

FIR SAtE, Bed room suit,
side boar,i ISnd other pieces of
furnitura /Apply to Mrs. c. {.
Boyd. a 1t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-03

help in the way of harvesting
machinery for imported human
labors. Terry County Herald.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-03

For RENy@l, 4 room bunga-
low. Bath room with tub. Large
closet, pantry with china cup
board a il good yell close in. See
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-03

passed, the Governor will prob
ably not open up that subject al
the Forthcoming session, particu-
larly so wide as to enable the
pros. with their majorities in
both branches, to pass the ten
mile law, quart law, etc. He
might attempt to open it enough
to have the session pass the law
requiring the saloons to remain
closed from 7 p. m. to 7 "a m,
but it would be difficult to frame
a message combining legislation
to that one law. The general
subject of liquor regulation would
embrace numerous other laws.
And the offer of so. 600 and
the liquor regulation subject are
intermingled at this time to such
an extent that it is hard to sepa-
rate them. I
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The Lbb& mill will be open
for bushels August the 10Th.
Bring ytdl feed and have it
ground. AIT
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-03
Classified Ads.

FoR SID $50 acres of
land, chSap. J. B. Mobley. Lub-
book. TeSAsF 24t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-03

For R1NS One furnished
room, closefi. Apply to Mrs.
K. }. Dillardy a If
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We are in receipt Of a letter
from w. L. billiard, who has been
spending a few months in Midlo-
THAN, in which he states that he
and wife are most ready to re-
turn to Lubbock. They will be
back about the 18th Of this month
and their many friends in this
city will be pleased to know Of
their early return.
Rememberf thsT Lubbock mill
will grind Saturday August 18th.
AT
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-08-03

When ,ydY want that piano
moved dpnh forget about my
spring wagon. l.. II. Simpson.
Phone 10y AT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-12
evening. Mr.. St. Paul Reynolds Of Wash.

evening. Mr.. st. Paul Reynolds OF WASH
ington. d. c.. and his uncle. Mr.. Wells
Of Ohio, were guests Of Mrs. r. H. Scrog
gins Of Clarendon this week. The men,
bers OF the Rector's Aid of the Trinity
Chapel Of Arlington, Va. We're enter
tanned by Mrs. Casselman OF Georgetown
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. p.
Clark and Miss Irene Kidwell left Ball
ston Wednesday for New Mexico. Mrs.
e. X. Foltz OF Cherrydale gave a card
party Saturday evening. Mrs. Fisher of
Washington, u. c., won the first prize
and Mr.. Morgan won the second prize:
refreshments were served: those from
Washington We're Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. Swofford and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher. Mr.. W. Il. Wright and
family Of Falls Church have moved to
their handsome cement block residence
on Oak street, Clarendon. Mr.. William
Watts and family have moved from their
Clarendon home TO Murphy station. at
Fort Myer. Mr. Frank Cockerel, after u
visit to Mrs. John Gearry OF Del Ray.
has returned to Corington, Ky. Mr.. c.
r. Schutt has moved to his new home at
Fort Myer Heights. Mr.. D. w. Beall OF
Maryland Is visiting Rev. .. c. Beall of
Del Ray. Mr.. l. n. Rich and son Ralph
have returned to their Fort Myer Heights
home. after a pleasant visit to North
Carolina. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Farmer
and son of Washington. ID. c., were
guests OF Mrs. Z. ) Morris of Del Ray
this week. Mrs. Annie A. Topley OF West
Cherrydale entertained at luncheon at her
home Friday I'm honor OF Mrs. g. Frazer
Of New York, Mrs. Wimot OF Buffalo.
n. Y, and Mrs. Parker and daughter OF
Washington. ID. c. Mr.. John Manning
CONTINUED on Fourth Paec)
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Special Correspondence of The Star.
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Va, :

FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Va,
March II. 1911.
Miss Minnie Carter Of Centerville. who
at Vienna for two weeks. returned last
Sunday to her home. Mr.. Charles Ed
ward Pointer, who has made his home
here for several months past. was mar
ried in Washington. His wife was
formerly Mrs. Ellen Fullerton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pointer are now in Washington.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Fletcher enter
tanned the Five Hundred Club last Fri
day evening. The Courthouse Club held
a well attended meeting at the club
rooms, in the Hotel Fairfax, last Thurs
day evening. Messrs. Maloney, WEIGH
and Harrison, students at Georgetown
University, were guests Sunday Of Mr..
Howard McCandlish. Mr.. and Mrs
Caldwell OF washington spent Sunday
Mr.. Luther Sherwood is. building new
home near Germantown. Mr.. w. G.
Harry Stump Of Washington was the
guest Sunday of his brother. Mr..
Miss Kate Maupin of Williamsburg
are the guests Of Mrs. Harry L. Bur-
rows. The Misses Donohoe returned
Saturday from visit to Richmond.
her recent illness. Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
Davies Of Dumfries were recent guests
Of Mrs. s. D. Davis at Ida. The en-
tertainment given by the pupils and
benefit Of the church last Friday even
ing was a great success, and neat
sum was realized. Mrs. Shell OF
Raleigh. N. c.. is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. NJ D. Hall, at Burke. Mr.. and
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Hutchinson at Vienna Mr.. Edgar
Mcfarland Of Loudoun county was the
guest Of his daughter. Mrs. Mark c.
will remove to Fairfax this week, and
will occupy one Of the d'Astre houses
near town. Mr.. G. Boiling Leo OF New
York was a recent guest Of his mother.
Mr.. Edward Monroe Of Ida has re-
turned from a visit to relatives in
P-ince William county. Miss Virginia
Hutchinson and Miss Ruth Mitchell were
ton. Mr.: Longley OF Robey has pur-
chased the 8. r. Shipman farm. near
here. and will shortly take possession
of his new home. Mrs. Edward Wine
been ssr sister Mr. Me ch Mar.
Summers OF Washington was q visitog
last week at the home Of Mr.. L NJ
Hummer at Annandale. Mrs. George
w. Byrnes and sons, George and Claude.
Miss Ida Bryant and Miss Grace Green
Of Ashburn have been visiting Mrs T.
A. Ayre at Clifton. Rev. w. N. Ed
wards has been visiting his son. Prof.
w. A. Edwards, at Yonkers. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Strayer have been spending
several weeks in Washington. Miss
Fannie Wilson entertained q number
Of friends last Saturday evening In
honor OF Miss Grace Green. who has
been visiting friends at Clifton. Among
the guests were Misses Beulah and Enc
Adams, Miss Georgia Marshall. Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-12

Ruby Payne. Miss Ida Bryant, Miss
Gertrude Robinson, Mr.. Elmer Ayre.
Mr.. Fisher Dorsey. Mr.. James Hawkins
and Mr.. Charles Wilson. Rev. DR.. A.
]. Fristoe is building a new residence
on his farm, near here. Mr.. Leon L.
Freeman was a Fairfax visitor Monday.
Mrs. Mark G. Weller spent Saturday at
Vienna with her sister. Mrs. B. NJ
Thompson. Rev. r. A. Strother and
Monday. their guests being NJ. Turner.
F. Pearson. ]. D. Cross, BENZ. Shreve.
NJ. c. Jerman, R G. Clarke. Robert
Wiley, +. w. Richardson and ]. Tur-
ner. Rev. and Mrs. Strother Will short
ly remove from Fairfax, he having been
assigned to a new circuit. The mar
riage Of Miss Norma Lee Bond OF
Washington and Mr.. George D. Gilbert.
jr.. Of Dayton. Ohio. which was per-
formed here by Rev. F. A. Strother
January 2. has just been announced.
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Famous "White House" Vacated.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Special Correspondence Of Tho Star.

Special Correspond nce Of Tho Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. March II, 1911.
Miss Anne Harris Of Henderson. N. c..
is tho guest of Miss George French, on
North Alfred street. Miss Ruth Adam
is the guest OF her niece, Mrs. George
W. Laycock, in Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Bendheim are spending several
days in New York. Mrs j. Fred Birrell
Mrs. Louis Folnler and Mrs. James Reid
are visiting friends in Philadelphia and
New York. Mr.. Algernon Chalmers OF
Norfolk is visiting at the home Of Mrs
John F. Tackett. on South st. Asaph
street Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Prettyman
have returned from a visit to Birning-
ham, Ala Mrs. Horace English has re
turned to her home in Washington after
a visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
P Steiner, on North Washington street
Mr.. J. Arthur Jaffers is visiting her par
North Royal street. Miss A: Cousins
Mckay will leave Monday for San Fran
cisco, whence she will sail for the Philip
pines. Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. Dennis OF
Culpeper announce the marriage Of theil
daughter, Miss Mabel Audrey Dennis. and
Mr.. Ernest Deahl of this city. The cere-
mony was performed in Baltimore Mon.
day. March 6. by Rev. Henry T. Sharp
of the Church of the Saints. The Lenter
Shakespeare Club met Thursday morning
at the homo Of Miss Mildred Foster, or
Prince street. The members present were
Miss Alice Anderton. Miss Clarence Snow
den, Miss Mary Snowden. Miss Mary
Phillips, Miss Hattie Douglas, Miss
Pauline Ntcol, Miss Julia Nicol, Miss
Lisa Anderson, Miss Nellie Uher. ;Aiss
Jean Brent and Miss Beall Daingerfield
Mrs Clarence R Howard Of Fredericks-
burg was the guest this week of heI
father, MI. George s. French. Cadet
John Pryor Of the Naval Academy. An.
napolis, was the guest this week Of his
aunt, Miss Mary Slnyth. on South St
Asaph street Miss Mary Campbell OF
Birmingham, Ala. who has been visiting
Miss Alice Anderton on Braddock
Heights, has returned home. Miss JeaI
Brent has returned from a visit to her
aunt, Mrs. Prosser Tabb, in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gibson will In q
few days give up their apartment at the
Fairfax and move into their new home in
Rosemont. Miss Edith Snowden has re-.
turned from a visit to her uncle and aunt,
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel Wallis. on Semi
nary Hill. Mrs. Robert Alden Dawes OF
Annapolis is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George p. Anderton. on Brad
dock Heights. Mrs: John Mason. Miss
Mamie Mason and Miss Virginia Mason
of Louisville are visiting Mrs Mssons
brother. Judge ]. Z. n Norton. on Prince
street. Miss Christina Waggaman OF
Washington was tho guest this week OF
Miss Cora Shrtver Jones. Mrs. Percy
dleburs, Va. Miss Eliza Douglas has re-
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Of Mrs. Henry d. Clayton, wife of the
representative from Alabama ana Mrs.
Cooper.
Miss Ora Richards Of williamsport is
| spending two weeks in Washington as the
guest Of Miss Mary Roby.
| Mrs. William Hill has been the guest
for the past few weeks of her son-in-law
| and daughter. DR.. and Mrs. Karl c. Cor
ley. at their home on Columbia road.
Representative Rufus Hardy, Mrs
Hardy and their family have gone to
| their homo in Corsicana, Tex. Miss
Helen Hardy is visiting friends in Lynch
burg, Va. before going to her Texas
| home.
After a delightful stay at the Ebbitt.
| as the guest Of Mrs. Hughes, wife OF
Representative Hughes Of West Virginia.
Mrs. Clarence lie Bris has returned to
her home in Lexington, Ky. She was
accompanied by Miss Eloise Hughes.
who will visit her for some time.
Representative Jack Beall Of Waxa-
hatchie. Tex. and Mrs Beall are now
at the Rochambeau.
Mrs. James B. Frazier and Misses Anna
Keith and Louise Frazier have returned
| to Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Charles L Bartlett. wife Of Rep
lcScntdIlN6 bdII6tI OIL 1dCOu, I'D, SdEc
a card party last week.
After visit to Miss Catherine Over
man. daughter Of Senator Lee Overnan.
Miss Mary Traylor left last week for
her home IN Atlanta Ga.
Representative Swagar 'Sherley expects
to leave shortly for ten-day rest at
the University Of Virginia, hts alma
| mater Representative and Mrs Sherley
and children have recently moved to
house overlooking the Rock Creek bridge.
Miss Agnes Slaydsn Of New York city
Is the guest Of her uncle. Representative
Slayden Of Texas. Miss Slayden. sister
Of Representative Slayden. is also visiting
her brother during the absence Of Mrs.
| Vile, Va, on account Of tho illness Of
her mother.
Senator Leo Overman, Mrs. Ovarman
and their attractive young daughter. Miss
Catherine Overman. left Saturday for
| their home in Salisbury. n. c.
Mrs. Lemuel Padgett, who has been
| with her husband, Representative Pad
gett. at the Dewey for the season, has re-
| turned to Columbia, Tenn.
Mrs. Louis Brownlow and Mrs. William
Beale are on a visit to their parents,
Representative and Mrs. Sims, at their
home in Linden. Tenn.
Mrs James p. Taliaferro and Miss ITALIA
ferro, after spending a week with Senator
Taliaferro, have returned to Jacksonville.
Mrs Harold smoot expects to leave
shortly for visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Nibley. in Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Mrs. Jack Conway Of Dallas. Tex. is
again at Stoneleigh Court, in order to be
near her daughter, Miss Gordon Conway,
who is at school in Washington.
Mr.. Ralph NJ. Odell OF North Carolina
entertained last week at q theater party,
followed by supper at tho Willard, in
honor Of Miss Catherine Overman. daugh-
ter of Senator Overman, and her house
guest. Miss Traylor Of Atlanta, Ca.
Judge II. Clay Howard Of Paris, KY,
the recently appointed minister to Peru,
is. with Mrs. Howard, spending q month
in Washington. prior to sailing for his
new post of duty.
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to New York, where he will remain fol
time before going to Chicago and
San francisco and later to Japan and
China. Lord Bridport's eldest son went
out some time ago and roughed 1t In
the west, finally settling down on a
fruit farm near Philadelphia. where his
wife Joined him recently.
It is now practically certain that
Rembrandt's Mill" will leave BowoOd,
to become the property of H. c. Frick
Of Pittsburg. notwithstanding the ef-
forts Of the National Art Collection
fund, headed by Lord Balbarrfes, only
$4,000 have been received toward the
$500. 900 required to keep the picture in
England.
Famous "white House" Vacated.
Lady Warwick during the past year
has been occupying the celebrated lit
tie white House" in the Chelsea dis
trict Of London. made famous by
Whistler. But Lady Warwick Is leav-
ing London for the continent, and the
White House" will be for rent durin g
the coronation period and the London
season.
Doubtless It will be rented and oc-
cupied by some Americans, as there
will be an enormous crowd Of Ameri-
cans In London this year, and such
attractive and historical residences will
be almost impossible to find.
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turned from a visit to Miss Julia Cone
In Richmond. Mrs. Belle Owens Of War
renton is the guest OF Mrs. NJ. c. c. Pey-
ton in .Rosemont. Miss Dorothy Duncan
Gatewood Of Washington was the week
end guest of Miss Louise Tyson Hooff. on
Seminary Hill. Miss Elizabeth Davidson
of Washington is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Alexander Suter. In Rosemont. Miss Rose
Powell and Miss Petrona Powell of Wake
Forest. n. c., who have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. Benjamin Fleet Board.
on Oronoco street, left this week for New
York. Miss Elizabeth Simmons has gone
to New York, whence she will sail to
spend the summer in Europe. Mrs. Angus
Macdonald Crawford has gone to San
Antonio. Tex. to visit her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Angus MacDOn-
aid Crawford, jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Walker. the latter formerly Miss Vio-
let Niles Of this city. whose wedding &C.
CURED in London in February, We're the
guests of friends here this week and have
gone to their home at Woodbury. Forest,
near Orange, Va.