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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-24
Die eanif uOn 1907.

Sn Der perflofsnsn GongrsB Sip
uHa puros Iehr pisl iiber Die puult BON
1907 Qsiprotsn, ips3ieu BON ben De-
motraten uno RepubIitonerr ots NE
items, Die Der griiht 2tusorud gubtn,
ais mare bic 9auit bas ReIultut elmer
grobtupitaliitiIfen 9srihp0rurg sss
cen bas amsrituniids Bolt qspeicn.
0us 3sugt lsbigIit pDn elmer uninislIiz
osnten gsurtbeilung Der gerbdltniFs
uno 1T inIOfern bsosntlif, uls aus
ben QeuBsrungsu herporgebt, oaB bic
iiberaus lpihttosn Qehrsn, lpslte Die
gunit bistet, nitt srfabt rpproen Iinb.
Der elmer faIihsn Spur fol9t, piro
ntsmals an bas rihtiae I3isl gelangsu
unb es III Don Der qr0bten Dihtigteit,
bab bic TemotratsH uno fortihritts
lIhen Republitdner Die rihtigs Spur
finoen, odmit bic ItbIsr, bic 3ur paz
nit gsfiibrt baben. in SutuHft bernie
ben tperoen.
Die Varit oon 1907 tpurbe iGpn
i'm Sabre 1897 porbereitet. Tas 2ane
bate fi1 odmaIs pon elmer oieriGhris
gen Grtiis srbolt uHo Der burh bic
8rpanife 5reiprdsungs Qsitation
3sritorts 4r.pit purbe burh Wlcainz
lens GrpdhIung pisoer bergsiteQt. Die
RahFrags na4 Daaren, bic bier Sabre
lang auf bas Ieubsrite bei6rdntt
lporbsn mar. feste bic 5obritaHten in
1bdtigtsit uno Der fpiebr .rDffnete
4rsbit, pelher oas G.lb aus ieinsm
8erited beroorlodte unb aus Dem 4uss
lanos an3og, bele6te ben unternehs
mungseeiit. 2eiber ihlug 2esterer
bem 2anbs duBsrft ihGoIihe gabn.n
Elm uuo bic Sdulo boran trug Der
8inglep 1arif beiTsn 3oGfGBe bic
Iisgreiteu Republitansr nod iiber
ben obnsbin unsebihrlit boben IRE
ainlsp 1arii itsiserten.
Gs beDurfte teines erpbsn S6orfs
finns, um auf Der Stslle 3u erfafen,
oab bic 3ollids, pss Din9lep Iarifs
Die Gonturrens oeS auslanoss abfolui
dbfperrt.n. Is mar pober bios noths
rpenois, bic aonturren3 I'm 5nnsnbdns
bel au befeittgen, um ben amerifonis
i6en Usartt IN alien 3psig.n gu mps
nopolifireH uno bas gsihdb auf Der
Gtsae. Dos Grobtapital mahte iih
an bic 4rbeit, bic Betriebe miteinanber
5u Derfhmel5en. DaSu mar 9elb mo-
tbis. benn oi. Beiiser Der Betriebe
DerIangten einen boppelten preis, ebe
iie in cine DsrfhmeIsnns einpilIisisn:
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ilnH0thise anfrraung.

Wk fi6 stf!srn berausf.Ilt., bate
iiG u. VI. Su[iip1n pon 30. 3543
Sbop aptnue unnoibiesr W<iis iber
tinsn anseblihen 3isbitoh ieinss
auiOmcbiIs aufgsresi. CT bate am
Di.nftae abeHb Der goli5ei mitee.
tbsiIi, ooB bi, Mdidins, bic Dor isis
ntm Gefhaiislotal am Opera glaes
aeitonosn bate. ssi.Oblsn iporben iei.
RatiirIif .purben iofcri Qohforihuns
gen angefielli. absr BON Der Wa'tine
iounie itine Spur esfunben fp<rosn.
Geiiru Wlorstn nun benanrihtigit
Sullipan ei. po!issi, bnb Die Wlas
ihins gar nift aeitobIsn ipar, foHs
bern oaB 5rnu Sullipon sinfah in
bem gutcmobil nah elmer 9arage ees
fabren mar uno Is bort uHisresiislt
bate.
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&ieler Brief.
aieI, s. gusuit.

.Ter Wsnfh othmsi ouf ipis i'm pa
raoisis!@ psriifxrte mir DOT Wohens
friit elmer Der 500 Rsiienoen, bic, ME
Is nm bic sesenmartiss Sabrssseit in
alien Oauen bes ginnenIonoss Mope
III. Der Giisnahsr 5loiienpertin an bic
DaHertants snifaRbt hattie, um ibr pa
triofiffks Jnisrsht on ben Sesnunstn
Der otuti6en arisasmarint auf hm
Wsss periDnliher anfdauuna gu ftiiis
gen. Sb I'D, Der 6tnipsis auf Osn
Dorisn Chen aus bitIen ober ienen
fonitisen DersIeihspuniien rshiFeriigt.
mag bdbinssiisui bleiben: mas obsr in
bi<fsm 1ane bel osm eridOpftsn 9bu.
ringer poraoisiifbe gmpfinbangen
ausloits. mar 3uudhit uusfhlisBlih bic
erIoienbe 1smptruturs lieberraiHuns.
Hitt ais oh bic bol'teinifdx Citisss
tiiite BON Der ponsurpp1iftsn Ganb.
PLACE. Der 6isneIIs, perfhoni gsbIiebtu
mare! Jm Gessnibeil; aud bier bat
man Ieinsn Ghipeib p.rsofItn btim
lauren 2aesiperf; abtr biz su isner
unsrtr1gIin!sit. BON bsr bas sun5s
beuifHe HinneHlanD fsufstno su btri6s
ten tpubie. bat iih Der Sonnenbrano
am aisier bofen bisber niht ptiieistrt.
Do3u NOR bas 0eeenstpift su curMs
fdloeenD. bos Nsolus bsm 0slios snt.
eseeniebis; unb tpenn ou6 Der INNER
ipieber ouffrifhenbe On Den Grbboben
ausb6rren bolf uno bie 3utuuft Der
gorienfriints - oas aOrn Der Aeder
IN trsffIin ssrotbtn - in Jraee fell
ie. 10 mar feline WirsuHg ouf bds
Woblbefinben BON Watni6 unb 1httr
I'm 10 beneibenSnsrtbfr, aIs q ltlbft
BEN rslotiD aeibejifn 1aesu tiitis. ia
Tic siH Giten tn Ureitn jtitwsiis Disl
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Neittr ShIailamerah.

Stbr trauriss erfabrunssn mnf..
etiisrn 9erne Dilliamfon bon Gun
burn. g.. nit simm G6lofiamerrbtH.
Ramens gbpdre 6usbs. NIT oem sr
sufnmmen .in 3immer i'm fountain
3oteI on Der 0eorss Strobs bspobns
it. 4ls BiIIiamion ssi.trn Mcrsen
eripahte. fpar 0uebs perinrpunben
unb 3tuor unt.r Wiinahme Der gss
fammien betpselifen 9obt Winicms
fons, init Der olIeinigsn Musnobms
tinss ansuees. Der 1hb bate S15
In 8onr. WiIiomicns eolbens lihr.
iopis beiTsn Reiisiaffe NIT Der ess
fammten Darbtrobe misgsben IaFtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-24

Die nationule Nfociation Der
Udfdereibefiber bat iih in beftiasu
2lusfdusn gegeu Die 2lmerican Seoerls
ton Of 2abor bsrporg.tban. Der Qriz
fiosnt tptro aufgsforbert, oieien 3ruit
gu pernihtsn, Der cine arObers Be
orobuna fir Die ariitlihe GipiliIdtton
biloe, als bisQnarhiiien, Die Shtpar5z
bdnber uno Die Rahtrsiter. 8as 1T
isbr trGFtig asiprohen, ober mir per-
miiisu ben 8sipeis fir iplt i6tpsre
2tntIassn. 0us 9riu3ip Der Sebes
ration Of 2abor lit iihsrIih peoer unz
hrtitIih, nod anardiitiih. gs bat gum
3lelpuntt, unaerehte georiidunq oer
Nrbeiter su perhinbern uno ihnsn ais
Gntdelt fir ihr Tdqepert, bus in I'D
Ihereien beipnbers Thper uno aufrsiz
benb 1T, sinsn gum llnterbdlt n6thigsn
2ohn gu ithern. Sn 5OIge oeifsu itno
mir Der Guiitt, oub bic 4rbsiter Or
auniiatipuen in cioiIiidtpriThem gjsiite
pirten, osnn nit ihlshten 2obren
ldbt Elm cipiIiiirtsr 3uit1nb fih niht
dufre6t erbdlten uno man fam nur
bel benz 8eoanten Iih ertfeben, in mel
tes GIsno Die Nrbsiteritaft periinten
Diiroe, fpenn bic Irbeitgsber ubiolut
frsie 6ono in Der Jsititsuuno Der
20bns uno Qrbeitsbeoingunasn hGtten.
Die Gje'di6te Der Irbeitsr ert6eilt
bteriiber tpihties Qustunft, beionoers
nenn man Die gsriooe BON 1850 biz
1870 itubirt, tpsIte srpeiit, fpis Qrs
bsitgsber iid osssn Qbihaffung oss
spoIfitiinbiqsu Qrbsitstdges uno bem
9.rbot Der gsIddftigunq BON tIeinsu
ainosrn in Jabritsn unb BON Srouen
in gsraipertsn pioeriebtsn. Die an
oriffs fanben ihrs Stiise in osn Gsz
puItattsn, bic Isbtsrer 3sit Der or9anis
iirten Grbeit gum 8orpurf 9smaht
tperoen. Cb bic ialimmitsn QntIa,
gen, pis bic snt'eslihen Tpuamits
8erbrs6sn in Cos Qnaelss. beariinost
TiHo, mub bic osrtttIihs llntsriu6una
srpsiisn. 3ussitanbsn tann isboh
rperosu, odb in oerinieosn.u Stdotcn
bic llnionen nitt bic nofhiae gnerais
asgsn IlebsItbdtsr in ibrsn Rsihsn srts
faItsn. 9os ioqte unbeoinat aeihebsn.
penu nit robsr 9trpaIt IGbt iih nihts
bebuupten. audi niht cine qrbsitsrz
Union uno e. lpdrs Elm GROCER Rahs
tbeiI fir bic gtoiIiiation uno bic &C.
Ieqi6oft. Dsnn burh robe Wenihsn
bic bsiliamsn uno nOthpsnoigsn Prire
3ipisn Der Nrbeitsr lnionsn in Der
aeiisnheit tQmsn.
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itnier sr0fter @orsna.

Den W0lisrn ees Crieuts ipirb
nur6 bic Reliaion sskhri. bab aDcs
f6unesn noibnsnbig jinb, Infer
Ncrsus III. oab mir sn hieisr Gsttnnit
nib ttins 2tbre brauhen. lnfer gr1s
besr Worsus III bic nnbere Qrtsnnts
NIB, oob aud bas Jnners bes Q5rpers
Der Wai6ungsn btoorf, fOu sr niht
tinsm frlbseiiiesn 1obe psrfu1in.
llnier srobisr Uor3ns III 0ber, bob
mir ipenigftfns sin Wittei fiir innere
Reiniguns baben. bos obne Dehl ben
G6ftsn bts Q0rpers biIft, f9 BON
ben siftiasn Mbf0nieffta - befreisn:
ct. 4ernarb 0r1uterpillfH. Nur pes
setabiIii6; feline f4dbti&en Wineros
lien IN Agetlsssn ~ babsn.
3. g.
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Oebur

Sobn unp anna Gmitt. 20ls Din.
Sirobs, anabe.
Abolpb unb katherine Josels. 2159
Dine Sirabe. anabt.
Deter unb Gpd Etoian, 1915 6nrria
ION Apenus, W1bfen.
Chris unb Oeorsins 6ornihnsipsr.
2124 Gaittrn 4psnus. anobs.
Gbporo uno Bertha Born. HiIss
hero. g., Wdonsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-24

runs BON Rsaierunasbonbs. sc In
i'm botiten G,raes ipihtie. bos su srs
foFen, so Is bic 6aupibtbinaune fir
cine perniinftiee Reguliruns unferes
Sinansipiiems lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-24

Cine Il llmfrags BEL ben Ron
ersB : Wlitglieosrn bat ergsben, bob
auf rspublttanii3sr Seite tsin dnosrer
yrdfiosnti6dfts 9anbibot pprtons
ben ift, als gaft. 5iir ga 5olI.tte fies
len i'm Gau3sn 27 Stimmen. Mon
tann ss babsr als fraglih dnIshen,
bab isin Roms auf Der Rutionals Rom
ptHtion iibsrbaupt IN DorIhIaa qse
braht tpsrbsn ipiro. Wenn ss ges
fhie6t, III es Elm nuBlofss gemiiben.
Auf Der osmotratii6en Seits baeegen
brrfdt grobs llnseipibbeit. ba bi.
Stimmen iitb auf eine ganae 4n5abI
AaHoioatsn 3erfplittern. 6drmon ff.bt
3rDar obenan, aber nit elmer ftbr ees
ringeH Stimmen3abl, Denn i'm @ansen
erfldrten fi6 "a aongreb MitgIise
Der fir ibn. 4uf ibn folgt Der Spres
der gldrt nit 81 5timmen unb COUP.
WoOoron Wilfon init 81 GtimmeH.
Die iihSigen Stimmsn iino auf cine
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sn fsiner gptftaft. psIas ei,

Sn feiner 9otihaft, peI6e bic
Bill 3ur GrmdBiqung Der 3ole fllr
baumpollene Doaren petirt, fagt Der
prdiiosnt, pab er Elm Sefirportsr BON
mGbisen 36uen isi unb Die Bill lebi9s
Ith aus benz 8runoe bednitauoe, odB
Iis niht piFsnitaftlib abgefdbt lei.
Das tlingt Iehr aunebmbdr, auetn Der
grGiipent oiirfts burh Die Sius, pels
de Die Surif Sommifion abfuFsn
iptre, in eine iarpierise Gage gerdtben.
Die RommiiIion oarf iit ndmlth
uitt ausIhIisbIit pom rptfeuihufts
Iihen 8etit Ieiten laHen; es 1T thr aufs
oetraeen, uiht bios Die umeritantihen
20bns, Ionbern auh ben prOfIt Der
amerttantihen 6abrttauten Su beruts
fihtiaen.. a0nnen uuter iol6en SSna
Ttruttionen Die 30ue mdbtg ausfulen?
9ds RattouaI Sob Waga5ine
ipeift ndt, odB i'm psrfloHenen SATIRE
ftutttiideu Quspeiien 3ufolge 25,00O
perionen on perfdli6ten unb peroors
benen gedhrungsmitteln ertrantt uno
112O 9srIonsn 3eftorben finO. Gerner
ihGbt ous Tahblatt bic 3abI Der Stn@
Der i'm 3artsn QItsr, Die peroorbenen
uno perfdlIhten g}dbruugsmitteIn erz
Iesen itnb, auf niht periger ais
25O,0OO. 0ieie Sbatia6en tamen auF
Der RattDndI aonpentton Der 6otslz
Steparos Sur Sprade, tpelhe einitimz
mig be3eugten, oaB Die geihaffsn6ett
Der in ben W2urtt qebruhten 2eben3z
mittel Tih psfeutIth perbsiisrt babe,
ober nod piel Su piiniasn iibris lafs.
gBas jeooh bis isBt auf oisIem 8ez
biete an 8srbeferungsn er3ielt rproen
lit, lei Der gnsrqie 3u oanfsn, nit mel
der Or. Wilsp iiber bic 9eIunobeit Der
Rutipn ndht. OieFe Stimmune tam
in elmer bon Der Sonpention beihIoTsz
nsH Depeihe an ben DrGTioeHtsn laFt
gum 4usorud, in peIher er ortngeno
srfuht piro. ben Or. Wilsp in Ieinsm
Sampfe asgen bic 8erfdliher ponJlan=
rungsmitteln gu uuteritiiben. Wir
habsn nidt ben mtnDsitsu 3rpeifsI, baB
Der prdiioent oieie Qbiitt bat uuo
ben Or. WiIep i'm Nmte bsbaltsH piro.
g}ur ptrb CT oieisu odrauf aufmerts
fam MAIDEN. oaB er nidt iibsr bas &C.
ies hinausgeben tanu uno bab un3u=
Idngli6tsitsn i'm @eieB nitt oon Or.
gBiIep, ionoern uur pom aOngreb for
right perbsn tonnen.
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pie rStmps" iagt, oQB gstptiIs
bipIomattihe Wetboosn, bic auf fols
iher Seslsntunoe berubsn, einsn &ris9
terbeifubren t0nnten. GeutIh iibers
isBt, piiroe Dus lautsn: Die 5ransps
fen iDerosn lid niht auss BON ben
DsutIhen bieten laFsr uno eoentueu
nidt Dor sinem Griese 3uriit'6reter.
Gtne Ipl6e 0robunq rpdre nur bere5z
ti9t, Denn natqtpteien fperoen t0nnte.
bdB bic 0eutiteu ungebiibrIihes for
bern; oa8 lit aber nidt erTihtlif. 60
tpeit lit bic lln9sbubrlihteit bios duf
Seite Der Tran3Oien gu finosn, tnoem
fie etn gr0bss Gano unnettiren noQsn,
ouf peIhes lie nidt mebr Qnre6t ia
Ten, ais JeutIhldno uno in mel
dem 2eBtere5 pittiqe 6dnbelsre6ts
an itiiBen osrpfIthtet lit. Denn bic
TrdH3oIen oaber Rehte Der 9eut=
fheH anta'ten pDQen, 70 1T s8 bot
bilIi1, cine qsrptFe GntihdbiqunQ
oafur 3u gsfDdbren unb mas bic Traus
7oien, 10 nett aus ben 0ffsutlihsn
YSittbeiIungen sritdtIia, gebotsn bas
ben, tann niht onnGbsrnb ous er-
feBen, mas bic Deutfhen in Warotfo
oufgsben rpiirosn, oa 8ebietsabtretuns
cen in Gougo D0n febr 3peifsI6qftem
Nert1e iDGren. gBas Die psrItetten
0roburqen Der g3smps" betrifft. fino
fie iinoiih. Der 8an8sn Bslt III Be-
tdHnt. oab 5rantreih einsn stnaiqen
arie9 NIT Teuti9lano ufsin aus3u.
fshten bate uno bas RsiuItat iit Dors
aus8uieben. Qritatt gu broben, ToQs
ten Die Jran3oien iit oliitIi6 Tddsen,
bdB fie ss NIT elmer fold gsnsr0isn, q's
ouloiqen uno ctpilifirtsn Rdtion ME
geutf6luno 3u tbun baben.
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adn3e ansabl adnbipdten pertheilt.
9eseihnenbsr Weiie bat iih iein Gins
3ieer fir grpdn ertldrt uno bic gez
rinee Stimmensobl fir 5plt fhlieBt
aud bieien pon Der aanoibatur aus.
Die bsmotratiihe Rational aonpens
tioa piro babsr, tpie ss ben 4nfhein
bat, spiffsn 6armon, glart uno Wils
ion 3u sntIdeioen baben. SarmDn 1T
Der bepOrsugte 9anoioat oes 9roBtaa
pitdIs, pGbrsno Die forti6rittIihen
Glemente 5piiten Glart uno gBilipn
gersilt fino. 9a GInrt pieoerbolt ers
Hart bat, oab sr Die Domination niht
pinf6s uno oa ausgeidlohen 1T, oaB
er feline 4nbdnger Sarmon 5ufiibren
fpiro, 70 bat es ben 4nfhein, dIs mir
be 8oup. WilTon bic oemotratif6e Ro=
aerptnnsn uno bas mare Der
ginStae, nit oem bic 8emotraten
Qusiitt duf Grfola bdttsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08
FALLS CHURCH, VA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va, January Z. 1911.
Miss Elizabeth Dodge gave a delightful
dance to her many friends Saturday
evening at the home of her parents at
Eastover. Falls Church. Miss Grace
Goodwin, after a visit to her friends in
Westmoreland. Va. returned this week
to the home of Mrs. w. s. Hoge, jr., at
Highland Park. Miss Louise Byrne re-
turned this week to her school at DAN
vile, Va. after a ten-day visit to her
parents at Fails Church. Mr.. William
Byrne and Mr.. Willard Quick, after
spending the holidays in Falls Church.
have returned to Union Fork, Va. The
Literary and Current Events Club Of
Falls Church was entertained Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. George Fadeley
Mrs. N. c. McGroarty and Mrs Morsell
entertained the club with readings. Mrs.
T. Smythe OF East Falls Church left Sat-
urday for New York as the guest of reia-
tives. Mrs. Grover, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Samuel Cooper of Falls
Church. left Wednesday for Florida. Miss
Margaret Rust returned to Charlotte, n.
c.. this week. after spending the holidays
with relatives at the home of Capt. Rust
at West Fails Church The Musical Study
Club of Falls Church will meet Monday
with Mrs. w. E. Calender at the Episcopal
rectory at West End. Falls Church Chap
ter of the D. A. r. met Tuesday with Mrs.
Birge at West Falls Church. The yestry-
men of the Episcopal Church will give
reception to the members of Old Falls
Church on the 18th at Miss Matte Cum
drys. Rev. Harry Febrey, after a de-
lightful visit to relatives in Falls Church.
has returned to his home in New Jer-
sey. MIR. and Mrs. Crossman Of Chatta-
nooga. Tenn, were sguests this week of
Mrs. F. A. Ball. The Misses Seay enter
tanned Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker, Miss May Gould and Mr.. Jor-
dan of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-08

Monday evening. Mr.. Leon L. Freeman
visited Baltimore this week. Vienna
Council. No. Il. Order OF Fraternal
Americans. has just elected the following
Sauls. vice president: Z. F. Clarke. re.
cording secretary: L. NJ. Dow. financial
secretary: j. F. Oertel. treasurer: W. r.
Preston, marshal; F. Constable, warden.
J. f. Oertel entertained the Whist Club
last Saturday evening. 1t being the first
anniversary of the formation of the CLUB
Mrs. Oertel prepared number OF little
surprises for the members. who re-
manned to watch the old year out. Mrs.
Harris and the Misses Harris Of Char,
lottesville were recent guests of MT. ana
Mrs. James Cameron. Mrs. Augustus
Wedderburn entertained her sisters. the
Misses Addison of Washington. during the
holidays. An executive meeting OF the
Fairfax Historical Society was held at
the home Of Mrs. ]. w. Echols last Sat
urday afternoon. with Mr.. c. ID. Choate
presiding. Plans for the annual meeting
at Fairfax February % were discussed.
Mr. r. Walton Moore was appointed a
member OF the executive committee to
take the place made vacant by the de-
parture OF Rev. E.. L. Goodwin for his
new home.
Mrs. Thornton S. Terrett and children.
Agnes and Stewart, returned to Washing
ton Tuesday, after spending the holidays
the middle Of the month Mrs. Terrett VIII
be at home at 1871 9Th street northwest.
Mrs s. c. Sturgis entertained Mrs Louis
Voelcker. Mrs. A. NJ. Hoge and Mrs. r.
P Boushee at luncheon Wednesday Of
last week. The Ladies' Aid of the Pres
byterian Church will hold an all-day
meeting al the home OF Mrs. Arthur Gar
ner Coumbe, Thursday. January IL. Mrs.
Charles NJ. Rippey was a guest at
luncheon Friday. given. by Mrs. Thomas
A. Stephens in honor of her house guests,
Mrs. Joseph Baily and Miss NJ. Elizabeth
Elliott of Wilmington, Del. Miss Mary
Lillian Bonham and Mrs. James Moore
Smith were married Wednesday at the
BRIDES home at Ashgrove. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith left later in the afternoon on their
wedding trip. Mr.. Hodges of Washing
ton was the guest New Year of Mr. Will
liam Trigg. Mr.. p. 7. Fitzhugh visited
Mrs. S. c. Stuntz Monday. Miss Abbie
Fitzhugh spent several days at Hamilton
this week with friends. Miss Mary Watts
of Hamilton and Miss Cameron Fitzhugh
of Culpeper are the guests this week of
Miss Abbie Fitzhugh. Miss Emma Gray
son spent the week with Mrs. S. c.
Stuntz. MIR. Henry Schultz of Washing
ton spent Sunday with friends here. Miss
this week of Mr. and Mrs James Carter.
Mrs. Carter Is slowly recovering from a
broken wrist. Miss Wells is a guest this
week of Miss Mary Bannister, MIR. Rice
of Washington spent the holidays with
his parents here. The Misses Sunny
Mrs. Charles Bayne-Jones. Mrs. Bayne-
Jones left Wednesday for Atlantic High
lands, N. j.. where she Is the guest OF
Mrs. Charles j. Osborn. .dr. Bayne-Jones
spent New Year Cay with Mrs f. s..
Bethel. Mrs. Bethel was dinner guest
Monday OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bukey at Bar
croft.
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CLARENDON, VA.
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Special Correspondence Of The Star.
CLARENDON. Va. January {. 1911.
Several friends from Washington. D. c..
gave Miss Frances de Lashmutt Of Wash
ington, who is the house guest of her
sister. Mrs. Stewart of Courtlands, near
Clarendon. q surprise party New Year
eve. Those present were Miss Dorothy
Rhorer. Misses Blackwood.' Wilson, Ma
son. Matthews. Leetch. Mackal, and
Messrs. Boiler. Stewart, Howard. Thomp
son. Booker and Leetch. After delight
full hour spent socially most dainty re-
freshments were served by Mrs Stewart.
Mr.. Frank Rees. after ten-day visit to
his uncle, Mr.. n. A. Rees OF Clarendon,
returned to his home in Rockbridge. Va,
this week. Mrs. +. III. Scroggins has re-
turned to her Clarendon home after a
visit to the home of Mr.. John $. Jerman
Of Fairfax. Va. Rev. n. V. Council OF
Warrenton. Va. was the guest of his
father. Rev. Mr.. Council. and sister. Mrs.
G. II. Rucker of Clarendon. this week.
Mrs. l.. +. Turner and Mrs. A. w.
Aldridge Of Washington. d. c.. were
guests this week Of Mrs. j. +. Cowhig
OF Clarendon. Miss Susie Jones has re-
turned from trip to Blackstone. Va.
and is with her brother. Mr.. Ashton &.
Jones OF Clarendon A watch party was
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A.
Whallon of Clarendon Saturday evening;
about thirty guests enjoyed games and
refreshments. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl e.
Shwenson have returned from a ten-day
trip to New York and will make Ciaren-
don their home. Miss Malion entertained
twenty-five of her friends at her home at
Fort Myer Heights Monday. Mrs. w. 4.
Weaver and children have returned to
Rosslyn after a pleasant visit to her sis
ter. Mrs. e. ID. Richardson of Annandale
Va. Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Jesse have
closed their home on Oak street and are
spending the winter In Washington. Miss
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Rucker,
left this week for her school. in Bristol.
Va. Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Simms OF
Clarendon chaperoned a number OF young
couples at box party at Chase's The
ater New Year eve, and after the per-
formance the party spent the evening
among the watchers at the New Willard
Hotel. Mr.. Leonard Bowen. after spend
ing his holiday vacation with his mother
| and relatives in Clarendon. left this week
| for his home at Princeton. Ind. Miss
Bowdell. after pleasant visit to her
home in Middleburg. Va. has returned
| to her school at Fort Myer Heights Mr.
Morris Ogie, who has been the guest or
napolis, Md. Miss Jen Wheat has re-
| turned to Fort Myer Heights after a visit
! to her home at Fairfield. Va. Mrs. I. N
Rich had rs her guests this week Misses
Viola Rees and Ethel Vestal of WASH
lngton D. G.. Misses Erna and Shirley
Lewis received New Year with their cous-
/ in Miss Vera Lewis, in Washington, d.
tC. Miss Viola Martin and Miss Myrtle
Fairall OF Washington. d. c., were guests
OF Mrs. r.. II. Scroggins this week at her
Clarendon home.
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FAIRFAX, VA.
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Va.
January I, 1911
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward spent the New
Year at Leesburg. the guests of Mr..
Woodward brother. Mr.. Walter Tan
sill Oliver was the guest of friends at
Herndon Monday. Mr.. f. u. Richardson
has returned from Piedmont, w. Va,
where he spent a portion of the holidays.
The young men OF the town have organ
lied social club, with headquaI ters at
the Hotel Fairfax. where reading and
poolrooms have been established The
young men enjoyed a smoker at their
new clubrooms Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Rein Farr. who spent the holidays
with his mother Mrs. II. r. Farr, has
returned to Baltimore. Miss Lucy Heith
of Shell. Mathews county, is visiting
Miss Virginia Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. G. Jerman entertained at a family
reunion OH Sunday. Their guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Briggs. Mr.. c. II.
Jerman, Mrs. Dema Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haines. Misses Edna. Erma and Bernice
Jerman and Miss Atha Franklin. Mrs.
d'Astre has returned from New York,
whittier she went to attend the wedding
Of her daughter Hilda. who was married
the day after Christmas. Mr.. Henri At
chain of Herndon was a recent guest at
the d'Astre home. Mrs. r. f. Thornton
assisted at the reception given in Wash
inEton last Wednesday evening by Mrs.
Gatewood, wife Of the medical director
Of the navy. Col. Crowdre, U. s. NJ,