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Evening star., 1911-01-22
ATLANTIC CITY.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J., January 81. 1910.
The Tall Cedars of Lebanon. a social
organization composed of blue lodge
Masons. and, in a degree, akin TO the
Mystic Shriners. gave a great blowout
at the Hotel Islesworth Monday night.
Although the forests of cedars are not
as yet very well known in the far west
ern portions of the United States. they
constitute a warm spot on the eastern
coast. And if the ''doings' at the
county fair given by the local forest
Monday night were at all indicative OF
the stunts shown a candidate for the
dignity of tree he assuredly gets his.
The affair was attended by the mayors of
four adjoining cities. Camden, Ocean City
and Riverton. including Mayor Stoy OF
Atlantic City. More than thousand
people took in the fair
The New Orleans Lodge OF Elks has al
ready reserved quarters for its members
who will visit Atlantic City 2Jv strong
during the annual reunion to be held here
in July, 1911. The committee that ar
rived during the week pitched upon
Young's Hotel, on the corner of Tennes-
see avenue and the Boardwalk, as the
rendezvous for New Orleans Lodge. The
Hello Bills from southern Louisiana Will
DTlUS dlOflS IL NUMBER OF cNetS To SHOW
the natives hereabouts the secret OF max
ing the famous New Orleans drip cof-
fee and other tempting and paIatable
decoctions of creole flavor.
Mr.. w. I. Bingham of Washington is
spending some time at the Hotel Chal-
fonte.
Miss NJ. {. Haupt of Washington is a
guest at the Craig Hall.
Mr.. +. c. Young, Miss Nellie Young and
Charles l.. Young of the national city are
guests at the Hotel Strand
MIR. and Mrs L. =. Jones OF Washington
are at the Hotel Traymore.
Mr.. Henry Hol of Washington is at the
Hotel Runnymede.
Mr.. f. Rice, prominent resident of the
Capital city, is a guest during the week
AT the Hotel Rudolf.
Miss NJ. Swan. well known in social cir
cles in Washington, is a guest OF the
week at the Hotel Pennhurst.
Mr.. j. c. Rooms of the Capital city is
registered at the Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Clayton of Washing
ton are spending some time in the resort.
Other Washington people registered at
the Hotel Chalfonte are:
Mrs w r. Parks. Mrs. Charles Neibel,
Mrs. J. p. Polk. Mrs. G Lloyd Magruder.
Mrs J.. e. Lehr Miss Edith q. Frey, Mrs.
A. ID. V. Burr. v T. Pearson. ]. b.
Martin, L. w. Cauldwell.
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Washington avenue spent the past week
with relatives in Washington Mrs. NJ.
{. Cleary of Washington was the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Edward j. Brady
of Breezcmont. on, Thursday last. Mrs.
Johnson Tanning Mrs Philip Wright
and Mrs. Thomas We're the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tanning during the
past week. Mrs. G.. A. Never entertain
ed the Riverdale Afternoon Five Hun
dred Club at her home on Adams avenue
Wednesday last. Cards were enjoyed for
several hours, after which refreshments
We're served. The ladies attending were
Mrs Charles L. Won Steinmeyer. Mrs.
Frederick Haig. Mrs. Leslie Carlton, Mrs.
F. NJ. Heal, Mrs. Warren Wagner, Mrs.
II. Edgar Lewis. Mrs. Joseph r. Bridges,
er. Mrs. ]. A. Thompson and Mrs. Thom-
as O'Neil Mrs J. A. Clark of Lynn
haven is visiting her sister. Mrs. Clarence
+. Smith of Lincoln avenue. Miss Ryon
of Washington was the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank S. Hinrich of Grant avenue
Tuesday last. Miss Frances Browning
Of Frankview. East Riverdale. is visiting
relatives in Washington. Mrs. Samuel
S Mcmillan of New York place will leave
Monday next for visit to friends in
Baltimore. Mr.. William Garrett of Balti-
more is spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs George Chauncey of Madison ave-
nue. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Raybold Of
Washington are spending the winter with
MIR. ana MRS. WdlllCe =. VI
Jefferson avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Galeski of Ashland avenue spent the
week end with friends at Cape Henry,
Va Miss Maggie Heale has returned to
her home in Laurel after having spent
the past two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert j. Becker of Adams avenue. Miss
Anna Mccarthy of Madison avenue stay
ed for several days with relatives in
Philadelphia. Miss Cora A. Terry will
entertain the ladies of the auxiliary of
the Riverdale Citizens Association Fri
day afternoon, and Mrs. Charles Dunlap
will entertain the Mothers Club We'd
nesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs T. II.
Schiller of Manassas. Va, are now Oc-
cupying their new home on Lincoln ave-
nue. Miss Cora Sehorn of West River
dale is visiting relatives in Washington
this week Mrs. Olive Williams of Wash
ington is the weekend guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mckee Of Madison avenue.
Mrs. Robert s. Morris of Madison avenue
spent several DAYS last week with rela-
tives i'm Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Blain
f. Kaufman have closed their home here
and are spending the winter in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1911-01-22

Brooklyn. n. Y. after spending about a
week in Rockville as the guest of rela-
tives.
Mrs Mary Scott of Washington is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Welt.
Miss Margaret Moore of Berryville. Va,
is visiting lriends in Rockville
Mrs. Harry Buck entertained at cards
Thursday afternoon. her guests includ-
ing about fifty of her Rockville friends.
Refreshments were served
The Rockville Woman's Club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. David
Fl. Warfield with about thirty members
present. The responses of thesday were
from Mark Twain, and other features of
the program rendered were talk on
,, Henry of Navarro by Miss Rose Hen
dersOn: a paper on Civic Improvement,
by Mrs. Harry Beard: book review, by
Mrs. Wallace Welsh and an instrumental
duet, by Misses Marie Talbot and Lucy
Smith.
Miss Mabel Haney spent the week in
Washington visiting her cousin, Miss
Edna Haney.
Mrs Samuel Mace of Washington was a
visitor at the home of her brother, Mr.. J.
William Rabbit, near Rockville, during
the week.
Miss Nellie Allnutt gave a card party
a few evenings ago at her home. Rock
land, near Jacksonville. Seventy five
guests were present. Prizes were won by
Misses Julia White and Marian Sellman
and Messrs Frederick White and Thomas
d. Darby. dance followed the playing.
Refreshments were served.
Misses Genevieve and Lillian Fields of
Washington have been visiting relatives
in Rockville.
Mrs. J. +. Beck and daughter Miss
Grace Beck. of Pennsylvania. who were
EN- route to Palm Beach, Fla. stopped in
Rockville during the week to visit the
family of Mrs. Becks son. Mr.. William
G.. Beck.
Miss Helen Packard, daughter of Rev.
Thomas j. Packard, has her guest
Miss Eva Morgan.
a number of the young people of Rock
willie are rehearsing for presentation in
the opera house next Friday evening of
THE Stock of .aoorefield, play written
by Mr.. Robert f. J.. Smith of Rockville.
The cast will include Misses Laura Hig-
gins Mary c. Davis and Mary Brewer,
/, DR.. George l.. Edmonds and Messrs. Will
| liam G. Beck. Edward Greene, A. b. Coe
| and Harry Buck.
! The Rockville Card Club met Tuesday
evening at the Montgomery Country Club,
| and had as guests the husbands of the
members = collation. was served.
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er spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs
r. Harry Dutton on Station street, leaves
the early part of the week to join Mr.
Keys in Napoleon, Ohio.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederick Ryon of Wash
ington are the guests of Mr.. and MISS
Bready. Mr.. Columbus Choate was a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ: Rip
pey Tuesday. Mrs. Ernest l.. Roney
entertained an all-day meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Thursday. The officers elect
ed at recent meeting for the coming
year were: President, Mrs. p. Barnum
Buell.; first vice president. Mrs. Eliza
beth Sweetzer: second vice president,
Mrs. Thomas f. Reed secretary. Miss NJ.
Reed; treasurer. Mrs. r. c. Drisko: exec
utive committee. Mrs. NJ. E. Slmonds
Mrs. Yount. Mrs. kenfield. Mrs. Mooney,
Mrs. Bready. Mrs. Cummins. Nr. ana
ed Sunday Mr. and Mrs. a. Kirk and Mr..
and Mrs. Madison. Mr.. and Mrs Merton
Church of Falls Church spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Church on
the week with Mr.. Louis Tyler Jones of
Washington. Miss Abbie Fitz Hugh was
the guest for a few days of relatives on
Spring street A play, "An Tangled Up.
was well performed in Walkers Hall Fri
day and Saturday nights before large au-
diences. leading parts being taken by Mrs:
Keys, Mrs. Dawson, Miss kidwell and
Messrs. Robey. Dawson. Beazley. Callar
and HaneS.
Mrs. W. +. Otley and children of Ham
i!ton were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. +. Orrison of Floris. Mr.. Wharton
Huber has returned to Dranesville, after
visit to his home in Gnynedd Valley.
Pa. Farmers Club No. l was entertained
a the home of Mr.. Isaiah Bready Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell.
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Metz of
Manassas Friday and attended the Ma
sonic banquet there. Miss Edna Peck has
returned from short visit to Washing
ton. Miss Louise Aud was the guest for
the week end of Mrs. Margaret Neil
Walker of Washington.
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314-316 Seventh Street

Duncan left last week for Hot Springs,
Ark, where he will spend the winter.
Miss Carrie Bibb is visiting Mrs. Preston
i'm Alexandria. Before her return Ms
Bibb will visit friends i'm Washington,
u. G. Miss Lizzie Waite is visiting in
Alexandria Miss Jennie King is spend
ing the winter in Lynchburg Mrs. Adler
of Washington has her guest Mrs X
4. Nass OF Cuipeper Mr.. Maurice III.
Collins, sr, of Texas. was a guest Of
Mr. Frank Bicknell "Wednesday. Miss
Louise and Jane Loving have returned
from a visit To their uncle i'm I.ynchburg.
Miss Mamie English is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Berry, in Baltimore. The
Junior Five Hundred Club has been re-
organized. and will now meet i'm tho after
noon at $40. Miss Bessie Carter enter
tanned the club today Saturday at DR..
and Mrs. Charlie Goldsborough's on Pied
mont street.
Evening star., 1911-01-22

and Baltimore. Miss Annie Clover, who
has been visiting her cousin. Miss George
OFT, at her home in Washington, has re-
turned to Woodstock. Mrs. f.. w. Sulli-
van has returned to her home at Harri-
sonburg, after visiting relatives and
friends in Washington and Baltimore
Miss Prudence Points reached Harrison
burg few days ago from Washington TO
spend some time with relatives and
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. DeaEers
have returned to Shenandoah. after
spending some time in Washington Mrs
Max Theodore and daughter. who have
been visiting friends in Washington and
Baltimore. have returned to their home al
Charles Town. Mr.. and Mrs John IL
Grove and son. who have been visiting
relatives in Harrisonburg, have returned
to their home in Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Burrill of L,ray have re-
they have been spending some time with
friends. Mrs. William Stombach OF
Washington is spending month with her
father. Mr.. Joseph Hammers, at his home
at Luray. Miss salie Benton of Wash,
ington has been visiting at the home of
her sister. Mrs. F. G. Butler. at Charles
Town. Mrs. Lewis c. Kibler left Luray
last week to visit friends in Washington.
Mrs. NJ. A. Price and daughter, Miss Liz
zie Price who have been visiting rela-
tives in Washington, have returned to
their home at Luray. Mrs. Ernest Win
chester and child have returned to their
home in Washington, after a visit of two
weeks to relatives in Harrisonburs.
Mrs. J. B. Catiett left Staunton this
week to visit friends in Washington, and
will spend some time in New York before
returning home. Miss Eva Reilly has re-
turned to Washington, after a short visit
to relatives near Shepherdstown. Misses
Lula and Mamie Bickle. who have been
visiting friends i'm Washington and Bafti-
more. have returned to their home at
Staunton. Misses Emily and Mary
Shroades. who have been visiting rela-
tives in Washington and Hyattsville. Md,
for several weeks. have returned to their
Price left Elkton this week for Wash
ington. where she will stay with Mrs
Upshur. Miss Carrie Ney has returned to
Harrisonburg, after visiting for several
weeks at the home of herscousin, Miss
Helen Goldsmith, in Washington. Miss
Florence Strider of Charles Town has
been spending some time with relatives
in Washington. Mrs. Vernon Johnson and
her daughter, Miss Virginia Johnson,
have gone from Berkeley Springs to
Washington. where they will spend sew
eral weeks visiting relatives. Miss Jose
phine Cooper has returned to Washing
ton. after spending some time at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. l.. Cooper at Mount
Jackson. Mrs. II. II. Biller of Orkney
Springs left several days ago to spend
some time with her daughter. Mrs. Perry
Funkhouser, at her home in Washington.
Miss Nellie Eastman left Harrisonburg
several days ago for Washington. where
she will spend a few weeks visiting at
the home of Miss Powell
Evening star., 1911-01-22
HERNDON, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Soerial Correspondence OF The Star.
HERNDON. Va. January p, 1911.
Misses Josie Wolf and Lottie May of
Washington spent the week end with
Mrs. Frank Laycock. Edwardstone, the
Bready homestead in the suburbs, was
the scene Saturday of a delightful meet
ing of the Fortnightly Club, with Miss
Maria b. Bready as hostess, and Mrs.
Coleman, the president. in the chair
Current items were given and discussed,
after which music was rendered by Mrs.
Richard Coleman and Mrs. Clarence
Walker Those attending were Mrs. E.
l.. Robey. Mrs. Stroud. Mrs. Walker
Mrs. Stephenson, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. p.
B. Buell.. Mrs. Cockerlle and Miss Vir-
yinia Castleman. Mrs. Ida BradshaW "
entertained at dinner January IL in honor
of the twenty-first birthday of Mr. Asa
Bradshaw Mr.. and Mrs. Bushrod Wash
friends on Monroe street. Miss Decker
of New York is the guest of Mrs. a. T.
Walker Miss Christine Hutchinson spent
last week at Pleasant Valley. Mr.. and
for several days at the home of Mr..
Wrenn. near Centerville. Mrs. William
Myers of Ballston spent Friday with Mrs.
Webb {. Lang Miss Frances Mills OF
New York has been spending the week
with relatives on Spring street. Miss Ad-
die spoffora Of ashi Washinston %,, spent Sun; Is
Mrs Charles Howard of Hamilton spent
the week end with Mr.. Charles Burton.
Mr.. John Clemens of Leesburg was a
less has returned from brief visit to
relatives in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs; Howard Blanchard. Mr.
Dloy ,ptn ar11 M he.
Blanchard. all Of Washington. were in
Herndon SATURDAY; Mrs; George Burton
recent guests of Mrs. Manley Hutchinson
of Floris. Mr.; He Henri Afchani left this
Mrs William II. Dawson has returned
from visit to s,,nds Miss 5 Edna Edna Middleton OF
soloist at the Baptist Church, rendering
Just for pa Day ,.1,iso at the morning service: vice,
end with Mrs. Samuel Hersperger at Liv-
inston Heights. Al. Mr. Curtis Arundel OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arundel of Ash
burn, Sunday. Mrs George l.. Keys. aft
Evening star., 1911-01-22
sRIvERDALE, MD.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
RINERDALE, Md. January IL 1911
Miss Ella a. chauncey entertained a
few of her friends at her home on Madi-
son avenue Tuesday last The house was
artistically decorated with eve~greens
and red flowers. The evening was spent
delightfully."- by playing progressive
games. Mrs. George Chauncey and Miss
Emily Nelson assisted the hostess in en-
tertaining her guests. Mrs. Warren Wag-
ner accompanied by her father-in-law
Mr.. Charles +. Wagner. has returned to
her homk in Norfolk after delightful
visit TO relatives here. Mr.. and Mrs.
William a. Allen have moved TO Wash
ineton for the winter months Mr.. Lin
gan A. Warren OF Norfolk spent several
days during the past week with Mr.. and
Mis-. Claude r.. Warren of Washington
avenue. Mrs. Joseph y. Blundon OF
Evening star., 1911-01-22
FALLS CHURCH, VA.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va, January 81. 1911.
A bridge and musical was given Friday
afternoon by Mrs. J.>W. Garner to Mrs.
Freeman and Mrs. Cameron of British
Columbia Canada, and Mrs. Ernest Blake
of FL Reno. Okla. The musical program
consisted of piano selections by Mrs. Cam
eron and Mrs. Merrifeld, and vocal solos
by Mrs. Blake. Mrs. Moncure, Mrs. Unver-
zagt and Mrs. Duffey. Thursday evening
a reception was given by the Woman $
Missionary Society to the members of the
Presbyterian Church. Miss Riddle and
Mrs. w. b. McGroarty did the honors in
the dining room Mrs. A. Eastman OF
East Falls Church gave luncheon Fri
day to the members of the Missionary
Society of the Congregational Church A
meeting of the Village Improvement So
ciety was held in the parish hall al East
Falls Church Monday evening, when MIR
Calender was host. He was assisted by
Mrs Fenwick. Mrs. Barbor and Mrs
Green. Several delightful original papers
were read. The literary and musical pro-
gram consisted of duet by Mrs. Cal
lender and Mr.. McGroarty. solos by Mrs
Ernest Morsell of Clarendon, Mr.. Frank
Poston and Miss Margaret Loving Miss
Emma Garner gave reading. after which
coffee, cocoa and cake Wase served Miss
Stella Birch gave a luncheon Monday in
honor OF Mrs. Blake of Oklahoma and
Mrs. Lilly Of New Jersey. Miss Birch OF
Broad street gave bridge" party in
honor of her guest, Mrs. Ernest Blake OF
Oklahoma. Friday evening. The vestry-
men of Old Falls Church gave reception
to the congregation of the Episcopal
Church Tuesday evening at the home oi
Miss Matte Gundry on Broad street. Mrs
James Machen of Washington, ID. c.
was the guest this week OF Mrs. Harry A
Fellows. Miss Mercer of Washington. ID
G., is the guest of Miss Clara Graham OF
Falls Church. Mrs. r. {. Hendrick lef,
Thursday for several weeks visit to Ashe
Vile. n C. The Literary and Current
Events Club of Falls Church met with
Mrs. w L.. Morsell at the Manse Wednes
day afternoon. The mem RS of the La
dies Aid Society of the Columbia Baptis,
Church were entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Henry Byrne. Miss Bessie
CLAYTON after a visit to Mrs. Tabler Oi
Falls Church returned this week to hel
home in Washington. ID. {. Miss Susie
Davidson entertained the Royal Helpers
Circle of Kings Daughters Tuesday.
Evening star., 1911-01-22
CULPEPER, VA.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
CULPEPER, Va. January

CULPEPER, Va. January 81, 1911.
Miss Augusta Bennett had as her week
end guest at Sun Bright Miss Margaret
Wise Of Culpeper. Mrs. William a. Ben
nett was the guest Of Mrs. William Wise
on Davis street Tuesday and Wednesday.
Nlessrs. Charlie and McGill Bowen of
Remington were guests Monday OF friends
at Englewood. Miss Lenore Coleman will
be the guest of Miss Elizabeth Kelly for
the next week. Miss Kelly returned
Wednesday from a ten-day visit to Miss
Coleman at Brandy. Mr.. Ashby Johnson
of Denver, Col. spent part of the past
week with Mr.. Chiffon Yowell at Corner
View Miss frankie Taunt was a guest
of Miss Adella YowelI the first of the
week. Mr.. Alpheous Williams. who has
spent several years abroad, returned to
his country home near here Sunday, to
spend a six-week furlough. Among the
Culpener guests who attended the Harri-
son-Somerville marriage at Mitchell. Va.
Wednesday, were Mrs. Wallace Nalle,
Mrs Frederick Hudgins. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Russell Smith. Misses frankie Taunt.
Helen Mccoy. Annie Karn. Dr. Blish
Mccoy and Mr.. Porter Nalle. The bride
and groom left Immediately after the
ceremony on q northern tour, and on
their return will make their home in
Matinee Bridge Club Friday afternoon at
? o'clock at her home on Blue Ridge
Heights. Those present were Mrs. Sam
mol Booker. Mrs II. I: Underwood, Mrs.
May Samuelson. Misses Mary and Florence
Vass and Miss frankie Taunt Miss Laura
Hughes Smith and Miss Mildred Hill are
snending the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
8 Russell-Smith. Miss frankie Taunt
and Mr.. I.ucien Bickers were week end
guests of Mrs. Hugh Smith of Boston, Va.
Mrs. Robert Menefee and small daughter
and Mrs. Robert Weavers of Hamlin, Va
left Thursday for Texas. Mrs. Menefee
and her daughter will remain in Texas
unti, spring. Mr.. Ashby Johnson of Den
rer col. returns home Monday. Mr. Ed
ward Perry is on a visit to mis- brother in
Welch. W. Va. Miss Margaret Worthing
ron who has been visiting the Misses
Williams, has returned to Washington.
n O. Mr. Max Samuelson spent a few
davs last week in New York Mrs. John
HINT Strother was a Baltimore visitor
tho first of the week. Mrs. Edwin III.
Gibson and Master William McCandless
Gibson eft last week for visit to Mrs.
Gihson.s mother, Mrs McCandless OF
Philadelphia. Mr.; w; E. coons spent a
few DAYS i'm Washington last week. Miss
Rehecca Norris of Mitcheus is spending
several weeks IN New York. Mr.. Edward
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THE BON MARCHE

Fairfax. Mr.. Joseph Shackleford IS rap
idly recovering from his severe accident:
Mr.. Arthur Leonard was the guest of
A. Trigg was the guest Wednesday of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Beasley at Sterling.
Mr.. Howland Kenyon was host at de-
lightful dance last Friday evening at
Bouton's Hall. Misses Annie and Marion
Woodward Miss Chilcott. Misses Mabel
and Bernce Jerman, Messrs. Mac and
Claude Wiley and Wilbur Jerman of
Fairfax being among the out-oftown
guests. A number of guests from the vi
George E. King visited friends in Wash
ington Thursday.
Evening star., 1911-01-22
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
ROCKVILLE, Nd, January Il, 1911.
Mrs. Harry A. Dawson was the hostess
at largely attended reception at her
home few evenings ago. She was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs Someryil,e
Dawson, Mrs. w. Russell Brewer. Mrs.
Edward S. Dawson. Mrs. Harry Buck and
Miss Priscilla Dawson, and the Misses
Yeariey presided at the punch bowl FOL
lowing the reception a large number OF
the younger set repaired to the Montgom-
cry Country Club. where a dance was
enjoyed.
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Selby OF New
York have returned 10 their home after
spending several days in this vicinity.
Mr.. Frederick Spencer has returned t.
Evening star., 1911-01-22
Deterioration of the Fox.
Country Gcntleman.

From the Country Gentleman.
Has the fox deteriorated in recent
years? Authorities differ in their opin-
ions. My own IS that he has not the
stamina. and often not the constitution
or the bone of the species fifty or sixty
years ago.
Evening star., 1911-01-22
SOCIETY.
CONTINUED from Third Pageo

Philip Harrison, i'm New York. Miss
Florence Murry of Baltimore is the guest
of Miss Mary Harlow on North Royai
street. Miss Madeline Summers OF Hy-
attsvilIe and Miss Elizabeth Muse OF
Washington are visiting Miss Florence
Anderson in this city.
Evening star., 1911-01-22
~CORRECTn 7DRESS FOR WOMEN
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A Stroke of Good Luck Brings These
NewSpring ModelSuits
SIS and $50 Values

We secured from of best suit manufacturers all
his short lengths of cloth and have had them made advance
Spring styles They perfectly tailored and lined guaranteed
Included black navy and all the plain coorings
we'll novelty The styles in advance OF what
esewhec-the short model being shown with
plain eored skirt ladies and here but
limited early choice necessary Suits Of this
quality regularly bring $25 and $780, but while they last $l4SO
gets the choice.
Evening star., 1911-01-22
FINAL Clearance of Dresses
Worth $40, $3.50. SIS, $50 $1,000

will dress models for and evening
here and for only $O Not $40 dresses but regular $2
CLOTH and aeoan CLOTH reduced in price effect immediate
clearance Black and all colos shown and
fine quality in both workmanship and materials
THE BON MARCHE 314-316 Seventh Street
Evening star., 1911-01-22

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