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New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
ELbLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT PUB
lie hearing upon the proposed tegns and eonol-
lons Of contracts Tor the construction VI sections
Nos l. 2 "a. snl Of the Lexington Avenue
haitian viii be held al tie Offices VI the Public
Service Conmission Tor the FIRST District al No.
i54 Nassau ses! 59ro1sn OF o., NNaHsasn' Na1s is MeT
az IO:Sy o. clock in tie forenoon.
Covies OF the drafts Of The said contracts may
bs obtained at the said oHces OF 'ne commission
~ Tn. U aid sections Nos /. ?. "a. and OF tn.
said Lexington Avenue hagla transit railroad
NAV he briefly described as follows:
Section No l. BeRianing al point In Battery
park. near the waterfront. and running thence
unGer Battery Park and Battery Place 10 Green
Eicb stJeet. thence unler GI eensich street rrin-
lty Place and Church street ~ poi.t ABOUT ~
fset north OF the centre zoe Of Osy sHttI WIN
stations IN Battery Psfh. az hec'ot street ana
al Cortlandt and Dey streets. ,.,,, ... -,
Section No 2 Beginning at point shont ~
,eet noftb of the centre line OF Dey street and
thence under Church Street. private property.
Veesy stieet and again under irltat- property
to Broadway. between N.sey ana barclay streets;
th.oca unott BtoadUsy 10 a pcint aoout ITO feet
nnyib ~ he centre line u Walker Street. With
station al Murray and Warren streets
seCtion 80 "a. BeginniLg al a point about
t,S tss north of the centre line oi Walker Street
snd 1innine thsnce under BioacNay Ia a point
out cn the northerly buliSlhs uhe OF howaIo .
-'a1tln md "A addition the portion Of The pIo-
SossS canal street subway lying beneath t.
ss,,,'. 80, an, ~ rSrthery building line ~ uow-
"S -,,aT ana thence unceF Broadway To a
paint about midway between Houston and
Bleeeker streeU; "ith s,ni'on noia, h,';
midwsS ets cen Houston and BIeeeSer Streets.
thencs under Broadway TO pI,h' Lsst last
tt,sosb.,,y ard private properly 70 E1-t Tentl
street under East Tenth street. ana ssa.n under
80 nrnuerty and under Fourth Avenue, be-
ts -, EleVenth and East Iwelfth streets.
thence es% under private property East Twelfth
street. private properly. EAsl IniIteen.h , Stfest
80 ,,,tSate property 10 point under pflNsts
orosrty AZ The southerly line Of Eas Fourteenth
t,YYPi a irving Place, with station at Astor
5lars ard East Eighth Street. ,o,
p,d New Yotk November ,, 1911.
ptHruatTfr; SERVICE COMMISSION FOR THE
flMS az WILLIAM Il. WILCOX. Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
Alley now Rachel Lans.
Grand street.

tn. stree, number OF IN. abovs de.cri6ed
crenlses f. SIS Grand street and Goerck
sireet Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
York -, - -.
me spproxinatA amount Of the nen or charge
,o vii. the plaintiff oower. 10 satisfy which me
above described property Is TO be sold Is thirteen
,boussnd three Hundred ninety-eight and Bl-lUO
dollars fSi3 S9s.bD, togethsr with costs and Al
invs1cey and the expenses OF the sale.
me sppro1imste amount OF taxes, assessments
and water rates or otrer liens which are 10 oe
-sid nv the referee are as follows: On Parcel
En1,t-r Two -four hundred siKty-hve and 6-lO0
Is4G5 Oh dollars and on Parcel Number Three.
Two hundred sighty-tour snd zV-lVo '<st'sOl
ssiJ Parcel Number Two will be sold subject
n mortgage for Seven thousand 800 OOOOl dol
lars and interest from July lst 1871, al nye
ner cent per snnum and said Parcel Number
Ebr.a v,ilf be sold subject to mortgage for
seven thousand CS7.GC.0O dollars and Interest
Srorn Iulv Ist 1911. at hve per cent Ter snnuIn-
Dated. New York. October 2lst 1911
SAMSON LACHMAN. Referee.
The foregoing sale IL hereby adjourned "a
thursday. December 7th. 1911. at the sems
hour and place. -,
SAMSON T.ACHMAN. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
SAY HE ROBBED THE MAILS
Assistant Postmaster Trapped by De-
COY. According to INSPECTORS.

Hampstead. Long Island Nov. q (speciaD
Charged with appropriating money from
the mails, Frank Smith. assistant post
master OF this village was arrested by
Inspectors Riggs. Jacobs and James and
taken before Commissioner Benedict who
held him In $500 ball.
Tha arrest followed long series OF
thefts which have occurred In the post
Office.
Yesterday an open letter was sealed be-
fore Smith. who saw the money placed In
side. This letter. according to the lnspec-
tors. was In his possession when he was
ARRESTED.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
URGE TRADE WITH RUSSIA
Manufacturers Hear Of Opportunities
for American Goods.


Trade opportunities IN Russia for the
american manufacturers were freely dis
cgsse9 al meeting Of the Manufacturers
Association yesterday in the Hudson Ter
m!nal Building. Jacob ConnOr. American
Consul In 81 Petersburg: l. Raleigh KirE-
ness. an English representative Of Ameri-
car manufacturers and Archibald Wolfe
a Russian. we're the principal speakers.
Ir discussing the cost Of personal rep
resentaton l1 Russia. Sir. Kirkness stated
that be had found New York 10 be the
most expensive city in the world. He said
that hotel service which was very common
n Russia al a cost Of 81 a day could bare
y be found In New York at cost OF
g pa day.
'- 81 ths speakers agreed that there were
vast opportunities IN Russia awaiting the
American business man. Mr.. Kirkness ad-
used American manufacturers to stop
handling their goods through German chan
nels. because the Engnsh-speaking people
were liked much better 10 Russia than are
the Germans Mr Wolfe also said that the
German channels were very likely TO
push German goods and sell American
goods only when they were demanded.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
PROPOSALS. 2

PROPOSALS FOR COMAHssART FOOD
stuns, etc. oflce Of Panama Rail Road Com
pany ~ state Street, New York, November 20,
1911 Sealed proposals are Invited Tor turuishin IN :
commissary food-stuffs. etc. 20 the Panama Rail
Road Company IN accordance with terms and
conditions contained N Circular No. P-33i Cir
culars and fall Information may be obtained at
the fol owing named places AT which poats bids
will De received and opened In public on date
and al time statei. The Purchasing Department.
Tsnama Raj. Road Company. "A State street.
New York. Office Of Purchasing Commissary.
g. S A. whitney-Ceatral Hiding, New Or
leans La Purchasing Ccmmissary, Z. s A. l6J
Fremont street, san Francisco. Cal and pur-
chasing Commissary. L S a. - East LAKE
stTeet. Chicago. III BIDS viii be received al
New York until ? 90 p NJ; at Chicago and New
Orleans until 100 p. NJ. and al San Francisco
until 100 \. NJ. December $. 1911. WENDELL
l. SIMPSON. Major. 18th Infantry Z. :. A,
Commlssary Purchasing Agent, Panama Rail
Road Co. "a ate Street New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
ROUGH SEAS DELAY LINERS
The Rochambeau and TIE California
Here Many Hours Behind Time.

1He Atlantic Ocean hasn't been bit
Nee iateiy Those lung-hling breaths Of
fresh sea air which the passengers on the
ffercb liner Rochambeau and the Anchor
iisi california expected TO enjoy on the
voyage from Havre and Glasgow. respee-
nNsly Were mostly taken after the fresh
ar fgnd passed through series Of venu-
'ahng pipes into the interior Of the yes-
Seis' Both ships reported rough weather
al the way across. and both sailed into
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
West 4th ST.

The approximate amount o. tho lien or charge.
70 salts 8 which the sbove-oescrioed property "
10 he .oIs Is 50 3T5 with interest thereon from
IN, i6th day OF November. 1911, together Win
costs and allowance amounting 70 S5l5 &C. Hith
iniertft from the 18th day Of November, 1911,
foeether oith the expenses OF the eals lhe
approxlmsts amount Of the taxes. assessments
ana water rates, or other liens, when are 70
money or pals by the Referee. is s+.S3 20 ana
interest . ,., o.. ,.,,
FREDERICK G LEUBuSCHER Referee
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
IYPewKrTiNo AND rY7eWRlTERs

At sStonish.ngly low prices. Cndsrwoo oods. Rem
,nSto.g Royals. etc. rebuilt and guaranteed
roy TYPEWRITER AGENTS. 81 Nassau sL.
Manhattan ~ Courl ST. brooklyn.
FLT SIMILE typewriter letters . speciality;
,,itsn Bushmnn. public stenographef. 203
1rooSway: phone 1882 cortlandt.
-. ,,,II Ntribi.k ,b Nassau Cataiosus
tree. al niskts taken paFi payment. haTgAins
ga ~
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22

To- A Sue,ney. Paul R. Henkel. Mrs. y. X.
stuart, Miss g. 4. knight, Mrs. J. II. Gil
yer St Bartholomew Loan Association. Max
H. Schah. Mrs Daniel J. sully. Ms &. c:
Chandler Christy. Mrs. p Wright. Mrs c.
Clark Mrs Elizabeth o Meara, Mrs 2. A. SIN
clair. Everett w. Russell. John Nc Ardle. r. D.
Gurney. Homer r. Gillies. Miss " Y. Rusk:
You and each OF you are hereby notified that
the time for the payment OF our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having expired.
We will cause such property. 10 Wit. Household
Goods Personal Effects and Merchandise.
stored In the Columbia Storage Warehouses by
YOU or In your name In which you may
have an interesp, 20 be sold al public auction.
according 20 the statute In such case made
and provided. at Nos. SO and IS West 9th Ct.
ON saturday. December >. 1911. At 30 \. N.
and II the sale thereof is not completed on said
date the same will be continued at the same
place on each and every saturday thereafter.
beginning at io:30 a. M until the sale is COM
C,SI rrNfprA STORAGE WAREHOUsEs
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
,terday many hours behind sched-

port yesterday many hours behind sched-
uie
Among the passengers on the Rochnm-
beau were Mrs Olympia Alberigo. MIR. and
Mrs Leon Baudaux. Mr. and Mrs Carroll
Hail. Mrs. w. @. Leland and Ernest Re
maud The California brought Robert Allen.
Miss Kitty Campbell Miss Ivy Devane
Robert Grant. Frank McAlanus and James
A Noodle.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
LOST 6ANk6ooKS.

BANKBOOR No $50 40 OF the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank Is missing. ANY person having a
claim 10 a is hereby called upon TO present the
same within ten DAYS or submit TO having said
passbook cancelled and new one issued.
BANKBoOK No. $40 ass OF the Union Dime Saw
ings Bank Is missing. Any person having a
claim 10 IL Is hereby called upon 20 present the
same within ten dsys or submit 10 having said
passbo0ked cancelled and a new one issued.
LOST OR STOLEN. .-Bankbook No S3sTso Of
the German Savings Bank In the City VI New
York, corner 9Th ave. and i4th 81. issued 10
Norttz Haas. All persons ca toned against
negotiating the same. II returned the
bank on the 18th day OF December. 1911, a du-
plicate will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN -Bankbook No sos ia OF
the German savings Bark IN the CITY - New
York corner 4th ave and i4th st. issued 20
Fanny Nitcoorr Az persons are cruilonei
against negotiating the same IN not returned %
the bank on the 18Th day ot December, 1911. a
duplicate viii be issued.
LOsT-Bankhook No. 477.T04 OF Dry Dock saw
Inga Institution. Any person having claims
tfpon said book ~ called upon 60 present the
s,'me 10 the bank within thirty dais or the raid
hook will be- declared cancelled and eKtinkulshed
ana q new one Issued IN lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
AUCTION SALES.

MORTGAGE SALT will sell this day at Q
p M In yard Of premises OF 1896 lst ave,
baT horse 3 gray horses ics wagons. rumbers
a. 90 . sets of haTnees. Mortgage made by
81 Rriete to HoGedorn Bros corporation. l.
simon. Auctionefr Chss. Leef. Attorney for
mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
Alley now Rachel Lane.

Grand Street
IN. Street number Of the above described
nremiseS Ia BT6 Grand Street, Borough OF hAn-
hattan. City Of New York.
PARCEL NUMBER THREE
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22

Magnificent : 8. Arabic
leave. Feb. x. rates 500 up.
including shore excursions. ~
snchantins days Stop over
privileges. Final Round the
World 1uur this season leaves
Jan. 90. S2i50. Frank {. Clark
Times BIDS. New York.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
WORK WANTED.

Male.
CARPENTER Experienced; hotel real estate,
factory alterations. new or olc work; mocerate
vases. best Of references. Emil Carstens' S45
East s0th street
COLLEGE GRADUATE, With Ave years bust
ness experience and highest references cover.
ing character and abilities seeks conhdenual
position ADDRESS y. Tribune once
MACHINIsT Expert auto; general all around
man; manager foreman. excellent retSr-
ences Il 4. r. BOX ia, Msnhasset. L. !:
Mr.. WARREN HARDWICK desires a
position as Assistant OF Accounts and Cor
resuonGencc % Z Lady or Gentleman no oo-
lection 10 travelling. Address, 2O9 Psquot
ave. New London. Conn
SFCEETAPY or chief clerk. by young man. Is
Who has filed positions requiring executive
capacity: exceptional references. Address j. c.
BOX 70, Tribune once
wav
YOUNG STRONG NAN wants to work a; any
thing. hard Of hearing. willing 10 work IN
a shipping depot ss packer or porter. sam
uel Klein, 1872 Douglas ST, Brooklyn.
Female.
BOOKKEEPER. stenogrspher, Typewriter; 3
years experience; educated; 10; can use
/ sVltchboard would take charge OF small
downtown uT7ce or assist: $40 L. Friedman
12I avoniq eve. RrGOklyn.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-cissns
by compressed air. steam. hand or on floor.
1855 broadway. 42l East 4sth At COE q
brandt Tel. l32 3sth
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD cARPBru.
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tel 4602 -i693 Bryant <37-&3p West lctA .
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
nEEs EssMAKlN0-

bREssMAKBR --compeisent. makes and Temoo.-
sis- cnlldren's speciality. Alice, i26 East
f2th s Tel. A0S~ Stuyvesaht-
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
EAmni,


TWO GIRLS TOGETHER, Swedish; very nest;
cook $50; chambermad and waitress, S25
rood ref rences. country only. Wilson .
Agency Iil East 57th ct tel. 222+ Plaza
MATTRESS strictly nrst class. particularly
neat competent young woman; best per-
sonal references. Mrs. Golfers Agency. 46I
4th ave, near 3lst 81 -
WAITRESS-First cisss: can take buffers
pIace. excellent references; $50 Criterion
Agency. BAL Columbus ave-. cor. 10th St; tel
s45S SCHUYLER.
WAITREss-Tsil. arst clsss Swedish girl; ex-
cenent waitress; take buffers place. n-
client references; $40. Osterbergs Agency' tlc
Lexington ave. Tel i0'5 Plaza.
WAITRESS or CRANBERRY ID-sE EAMsTRESs
Young Norwegian excellent reference clsS dsS1
family; $40 c.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency so
5th ave. 9th floor Telephone t62I-Nadison 50.
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER-Excel man,
agcr; competent 70 handle servants, good
place preferable to high wages Partlculars
and interview, Criterion Agency. SAL Colum-
bus ave cor. 10Th ST
YOUNG NEAT GIRL as assistant In physi-
clans ofice, or will care for grown child;
experienced careful: excellent references 20.
Criterion Agency. 341 Columbus ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
. a k I y
HILL D. LILLE EI RELRlnh

22s Rue St Honore close 20 Place Vendnme
First class All modern improvements Every
home comfort Large hall Restaurant. lunch
cons and dinners al nKed prices or IA cate
kilograms. LILLALBlON. PARls-Henfi Ao4a.e
Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22

RED ID" LIN: Pier bRiy% Ii %1l at s. Hoda Ferry
For San Juan. 4. H. Ia Guayra. Pto. cab"llo
Curacao aud Maracptho va Curacao
puIIApEI. .PHIA. NOV. 90 CARACAS. DEC
80 aa5.e.vz .. H. "a Oua5fa. turacao and
Maracaihn
ulIA........N NOV. 20 lAIARAcAIBo. DEC. 10
superior Accommodauon. tor Passengers
BLISS. DALLErT CO.:
General Managers. NJ wall -
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EW y NI : ~ ~ CINN -.
CHAFLES WILSON'S Employment Agensy
Telerhone 1924 Plaza al East 5ith 81. sup
plies Srst class servants TO private families Al
referer0es inNeetiented
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
EXCURSIONS.
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.
DIA M O ND
STORAGE NOTICES.

Can be returned within one year
CHARLES A. ktLAt. iSU Groedway, New York
New-York tribune., 1911-11-22
HELP WANTED
Female

MOTHERS HELPER--To assist mother ana
maid IN care OF four email children, near
Sea CUn, l. / a: experience not necessary, out
must be neat willing, capable and not afraid
of work: salary. $50. Address L. o. P" Box
20 Tribune OfTCc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH. Va.

FALLS CHURCH, Va,
September Is, 1911.
Miss Margaret Dudley gave a dance at
the new home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Dudley, on Jefferson street,
Friday evening in honor of her guest.
Miss Katherine McKegg of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs p. Smythe entertained the
members of the Owl Club at their East
End home Saturday evening. Miss Iris
Hutton of Columbia street was hostess at
a social gathering Thursday evening,
when about twenty-five of her young
friends were entertained with music
and games Mrs. J. T. Unverzagt had as
her guests this week Mr. and Mrs. White,
who have returned to their home in Win
chester. Va Mrs. NJ Lee and daughter,
Miss Norma Lee, were guests this week
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Payne on Jeffer-
son street. Mrs. Lee returned to her home
in Lacota, Va, Friday. Miss Lee will
spend the winter In Washington, D. c.
Capt. W. E. Hudgins Of Norfolk, Va. is
the guest Of his daughter. Mrs. w. Ed
ward Calender of West End. Mrs. 4. S.
Duffey and children. after months visit
10 relatives, have returned Miss Marga-
rette Powell has returned to her home at
West End after a two-month stay in
Minneapolis, Mimi Mr.. and Mrs Ira
Smith. after spending the summer here,
have returned to Washington. Mrs. Mar
shall entertained the Guild Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fellows and two sons.
after several weeks visit to Mr. and Mrs.
Harry A. Fellows of East End, returned
this week to their home in Laurel, Miss.
Mrs. Fellows has as her house guest this
week her niece, Miss Juliet Brent of The
plains Va. Mr. and Mrs. Pickering Dodge
and daughter, Miss Elizabeth Dodge, re-
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Mrs. George +. Corbett of r street,
who has been summerng at Atlantic City.
and who also visited New York city and
Philadelphia, has returned.
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cum, Watt, England, and Messrs. Chris
tian. Willis, Mankin. Bruce, Jenkins, Viii
liam Moore Collins Burke Walton NJ.
Walton, Watt, England, Strobe and Lin
thicum.
Mr.. and Mrs r. w. Falks of 1913 9th
street, Petworth celebrated the twenty
fifth anniversary of their wedding Thurs
day. night. Palms and flowers adorned
the house and vocal and instrumental
music enlivened the evening. Later the
guests enjoyed refreshments in the hand
somely decorated dining room. The
couple received a number of valuable
gifts.
of the groom. Mrs. NJ. Baker, and Mr..
Haines. Mrs. Josie Falks. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. l.. Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. B. 0. White.
Mr.. G: j. Bowen. Mr.. w. Kelly. Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. Frank Phillips Mrs. j. Powell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Falks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pullian, Mrs. Pine, Miss Anna kitzmil-
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly. Mrs. Hazel
Myer. Mrs. Sincel Misses SinceI. Miss
Mamie Falks: Miss Atwell. .iss Mary
Powell. Mr. Wade Falks Mr.. Park Falks.
Mr.. Tom White, Mr.. Winter, MIR. Myer
and Mr.. Hubbard.
Mrs. George f. Corbett of r street.
who has been summerng at Atlantic City.
and who also visited New York city and
Philadelphia, has returned.
Misses Fanny and Kate Hutchinson have
returned to Lenah. Va. after two
week visit to Washington and vicinity
Mrs. l.. G. Valiant of 1907 Q street
northwest has returned after three
weeks spent in the mountains of Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. George Fl. Gordon of Parkersburg,
w. Va. en- route from Atlantic City, N.
A1,a III
Mrs. j. w. Lanahan of 1921 Newton
| street Brookland
Mrs. William Thomas. wife of. Rev w.
j. D. Thomas of Brookland is home
from vacation spent in Maryland
Advices are received from Mrs David
G. Cheesman and Miss Helma Cheesman
of their safe arrival in Berlin. On the
voyage across Miss Cheesman contrib
uted the first and last numbers to a
| musical program given on board the
steamer Necker. The first selection was
and the last a solo accompanied with a
violin obligato.
Miss Mamie Gull Miss Florence Gull
and Miss Ethel Gull have returned from
their summer outing at Mountain Lake
Park. Md.
Miss Mary Ref and Miss Ruth SNYDER
guests
Mrs. Thomas -Allpress of 14J T street
northwest.
Mrs. w. j. Galbraith and Miss Esther
E. Galbraith have returned from an en-
joyable trip to Pennsylvania.
Dr. and Mrs. Hiram j. Penrod, pioneer
residents of Brookland. who for several
years have spent their winters i'm Flor
ida and their summers at Rehoboth
Beach. Del. expect to return to their
Brookland home in October
Mrs. Ella Lynn and children Of % T
street northeast, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Brown
of Chestnut Lane, Pa. have returned to
Washington.
Previous to Miss Octavia Woodward's
departure Thursday to begin another
school term at Kenwood- on the Hudson.
N. Y, she was given a farewell party
by her young friends, and very pleasant
evening was spent in dancing and other
amusements. Those present to greet the
Continued on Saropd
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the greater part of the summer at Apple
gate, Cal. Will return to their apartment
at the Fairmont, San Francisco, next
week.
Miss Hallye Whatley has returned home
from New York and Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Treat Paine of
Boston have been passing the season very
quietly at their country home at Dublin,
N H. owing to their recent bereavement.
Mr.. William f. Mattingly spent the sum-
mer with his daughter. did Mrs.
Paine's sister. Mrs. f. l.. D. Brecken-
ridge, both of whom have returned to this
city. Capt. Breckenridge has been or
dered to duty at Panama. and is leaving
shortly for his new post, and Mrs Brock
enridSe is to accompany him on the trip.
Mrs. James Mcmillan. who sailed re-
Gently from New York has gone to Scot
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Misses Fanny and Kate Hutchinson have
returned to Lenah. Va. after two
week visit to Washington and vicinity.
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Mr.. George Fl. Gordon of Parkersburg,
w. Va. en- route from Atlantic City, n
j.. was the recent guest of his sister,
Mrs j. w. Lanahan of 1921 Newton
street, Brookland.
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turned this week to Eastover. their
summer home at East End. Miss Evan
geline McGroarty, after several weeks
visit in Michigan. has returned Mrs.
Clarence G. Burton of Richmond, Va,
was the guest this week of Mrs. r. A.
Dawson. The Fairfax county conven-
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ton of Kings Daughters was entertained
in Falls Church Tuesday. Luncheon was
served on the lawn of the Presbyterian
Church. and the afternoon meeting was
held In the chapel. Mrs. w. L. MorselI
has returned from trip to Atlantic Citys
N. J.
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Col. Frank Denny, L. S. A., Mrs. Denny
and Miss Esther Denny, who have spent
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cum, Watt. England, and Messrs. Chris
tian. Willis, Mankin, Bruce. Jenkins. Will
liam Moore Collins. Burke. Walton. NJ.
Walton, Watt, England, Strobe and Lin
thcum
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Mr. Robert jenkins of to II s'Teee
northeast was rendered a delightful sur
prise at Centennial Hall on the eve OF
his departure for San Francisco FRIDAY
night.
Original progressive games were enjoy
ed during the evening. Among tnose
invited were the Centennial Boy Scouts
of which Mr. Jenkins is scout master, ;
Misses Christian. Bussard. r. Bussard'
Gregory. Sanders. Gaines, Butts: MIS-
treses Christian, Cooley. Mankin. BAKER
Jenkins Gaines. Burke, Walton, Llhthi-
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to the United States before gong 10 San
Mr. and Mrs Harry Sears until the COM
pletion of their own home. They spent
several days in New Orleans with the
brides grandmother. Mrs. Joseph
Scott. en- route to their home IN ean-
fOrnia.
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Millinery Opening.

Our first fall exhibition of Trimmed Hats be
gins tomorrow. display of all that is new, for
street and dressy wear, including velours, velvets
and beavers, i'm all shapes and colorso