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CULPEPER, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
CULPEPER. Va. February u.s. 1911.
Miss Annie Rickers is visiting i'm North
Carolina Mr.. Raleigh Travers Greene of
Clarksburg, w. Va. spent a part of last
week here Mrs. Ella Clendennon is visit
ing her brother in Wilmington, Del. Mr..
and Mrs. +. w. Sparrow have returned to
Baltimore from a visit to Mrs. King on
Davis street. Miss Rowena Ssson re-
turned Monday from a ten-day visit to
Mrs. Robert Sisson in Fairfax. Mr.. w.
\. Bennett and his son Frank are spend
ing two weeks in Aiken. S. G.. Mrs. Wal
lace Male visited her sister, Mrs. Henry
Holiday, at Rapidan last week Mrs.
Broduss Stringfellow's recent guest, Miss
Mary Pratt, has returned to Bucking-
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Samuelson and
daughter spent last week in Richmond.
Tire Misses Kelly are guests of Miss
Emma Miller at Remington. Va Miss
Adeila Vowel has returned from de-
lightful visit to Mrs. Williams on Ken
yon street. Washington, D. c. Miss Cam
eron =. FitZhush spent part of this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Gather of Orange. Miss Sarah Bennett
OF Orange was a weekend guest Of her
mother Mrs. William A. Bennett, at Sun
bright. Miss Kate Thorlpkins. who has
been visiting in Nelson county, has re-
turned home.
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LAUREL, MD.

SneciaI Correspondence az The Star.
LAUREL. Md, February Is, 1911
A reception was given Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. Clay j. Halverson At her
home, on Washington avenue, from
TO Il. for the benefit of st. Philips
Church. Mrs L. Watts Byerly enter
tanned at bridge Friday evening at her
home on Main street. After the game
a collation. was served Miss Susan
who is spending the winter
in Baltimore, spent the week end in
laurel The Misses GoldborouShs enter
tanned the ReadingsClub Wednesday aft
ernoon at their home, on Washington
avenue After the reading tea was
served Miss Frances Williams was the
guest during the week of her brother,
MIR. Robert H. Williams, in Baltimore,
Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Cronmiler We're
the guests of relatives in Baltimore Sun
day Mrs. John Williams entertained
at luncheon recently in honor Of Rev.
Mr. Woods of Baltimore.
The Card Club was entertained We'd
nesday Afternoon by Mrs. George Nc
Ceney at her home on Prince George
street After the game was played a
collation. was served. Those present
were Mrs. Dorm Bowling. Mrs. William
Gilbert. Mrs Taylor. Mrs. Henry Seyet.
Mrs. Clay Halverson and Mrs. Murray
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EVANSVILLE, MD.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md, February u.s. 1911.
Miss Fannie Casey, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William I. Casey. Maryland avenue,
has returned from a visit to relatives III
Baltimore. Miss Helen Nrandle. who has
been visiting friends here during the cur
rent week. has returned to her home in
Laurel. Miss Holly Hill of Upper Marl-
bcrO is visiting relatives in Norfolk, Va.
She will be gone several weeks. Miss
Lucy F.. Sasscer is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Thomas Dobyns, in Washington.
Mrs Frederick Sasscer has been visiting
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Thomas ]. Clagett,
in Baltimore. Miss Maud McNabb OF
Youngest own. Ohio, and Miss Laura Am
bier have been visiting their aunt, Mrs.
F. f. McManus. Mrs. Harry L. Lauback
of near Bowie has returned after a pleas
ant stay with friends in Washington.
Miss Nellie Fowler of New Jersey is
visiting friends and relatives here She
Will leave next week for a visit to friends
in Norfolk Va. The Misses Amelia and
Lue Mickey of Washington have been
visiting Mrs. William Luers. The Misses
have returned after a pleasant visit to
friends near Seabrooke. Prince George
county. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelton Johnson of
Newport. r. l.. are visiting relatives near
Upper Marlboro. Misses Gertrude and
Celest Maynard of Boston, Mass, are
visiting relatives near Seat Pleasant, this
county.
Miss Marian Doing entertained at the
home OF her parents near Beltsville Satur-
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.

special Correspondence OF The Star.
The engagement has been announced
of Mr. Lee Hiett of San Francisco, Cal,
and Miss Margaret Watson of this place.
The wedding will take place March 4.
The Falls Church Musical Club met with
DIR. Dickinson at his home on Washing
ton street Monday evening. The Literary
and Current Events Club of Falls Church
was entertained by Miss Nellie Green at
her home on Washington street Wednes-
day afternoon. Mr.. Jones and Mrs
Machen of Washington. -. c., met with
the Bible study class at the Parish Hall
Thursday afternoon, and conducted the
interesting service. Mrs Golden of Wash
ington, ID. G.. entertained Tuesday at a.
tive-o' clock tea i'm honor of Miss Mar
earet Watson of this place. Among
those present were Mrs. j. T. CnverZagt
Mrs. Hiett and Misses Margaret and
Dorothy Rowell of this place. Mrs.
Rowland has returned to her Falls
Church home after pleasant visit to
friends at Manassas. Va. Mrs. G. NJ
Van Slyck entertained at luncheon last
Thureday. Mrs. Il. f. Hummer enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid of the Southern
Methodist Church Thursday. Mrs. Lester
Drummer and little daughter Ethel. We're
guests Of Miss Cox of Washington re-
Gently. Mrs. John Daughton and son OF
this place were guests of Washington
relatives this week. Mrs. Crenshaw of
East Falls Church entertained at lunch
con Thursday Mrs. FoXwell of Washing
ton d. c.: Mrs. \. NJ. Smith, Miss Nell
lie Colt and Mrs. II. y. Fellows of East
End.
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were Miss Lula Faber. Mrs. Frank >.
Hinrichs. Miss Charolett Roome. Mrs.
Charles Morris Lamon. Mrs. Wade Hamp-
ton Coombs, Mrs. Joseph A. Blundon,
Mrs Eugene T. Lyddane, Mrs. Guy w.
Latimer. Mrs. Blanche W. Hall, Miss
Mamie Faber. Mrs. Fred Mckee, Miss
Eva Fowler. Mrs. Frank B. Bomberger,
Miss Marie Blundon and Mrs. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark S. Harkinson of
Maryland avenue are now occupying their
new home on Adams avenue. The Moth
ers Club was entertained by Mrs. Charles
Dunlap at her home on Jefferson avenue
Wednesday last. After short business
meeting. at which it was decided to hold
a Martha Washington party at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Tanning,
East Riverdale. the 22d of February the
evening was spent in playing cards. pro-
gresSive games and guessing games. At
late hour the mothers retired to the
dining ROOM where bountiful Dutch
supper was served By Mrs. Dunlap. as
De Groot and Miss Dunlap. Mrs. Joseph
Tanning. Mrs. Thomas O'Neil. Mrs. Jo-
seph l.. Shipley Mrs. II. Edgar Lewis,
Mrs. ]. S. Seay. Mrs. r. G. Wheeler.
Mrs. Dorreli. Mrs. Harry Stailey. Mrs.
George Beal Read. Mrs William c.
Myers, Mrs. a. l.. Willhoit and Mrs John
y. Ris,ion were the ladies that attended
the meeting. Miss Brown Of Baltimore
is the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Franklin
a. Roteer. Of Madison avenue. Mrs.
Joseph A. Becker and children of Adams
avenue are visiting relatives in Laurel.
Miss Ella A. Chauncey has returned
to her home on Madison avenue. after
having spent several days in Aberdeen
with her aunts. the Misses Nelson Miss
Anna Mccarthy entertained the choir of
the st. Jerome's Catholic Church at her
home on Madison avenue Tuesday even
ing last at a valentine party.
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and who spent part of their honeymoon
with friends in Washington and southern
Virginia, have returned to their home
near Winchester. Miss Bessie Elwell has
returned to Washington after visiting
relatives in Winchester. Mrs William
Comstock and her little daughter have re-
turned to their home in Baltimore, after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Russell in
Winchester. Mrs. Fannie Morgan. who
has been visiting friends in Washington
and Maryland has returned to her home
near Front Royal. Miss Louise Lewis
left Berryville several days ago to spend
sister. Mrs Edwin Stevens. Miss Annie
Moore of Berryville has been visiting
friends in Washington for week Mrs.
John 3. Neill, who has been on "A visit
to relatives in Washington, has returned
to her home at Berryville. Mrs. William
p. Mcclure has returned to her home in
Winchester after visiting relatives in
Washington and Richmond. Miss Lacy of
st. Joseph. Mo-, has gone to Rochester.
n. Y. after visiting at the home of her
brother and sister-in-law, Rev Dr. and
Mrs. j. II. Lacy, in Winchester.
Miss frankie Bell has returned to her
home i'm Harrisonburg. after visit to
friends in Washington. Miss Florence
Strider. who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. G. +. Page. in Washington. has re-
turned to her home at Charles Town.
Miss Eva Brown has returned to Wash
Town for a few days. Miss Mabel Strider
of Charles Town left several days ago
on visit to friends in Washington
Miss Ollie Rinker has returned to Wash
lngton after visiting relatives in Warren
Mrs. Cora Winsboro. who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. BERTHE Sweeney,
III washington, has returned to her home
near Front Royal. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Crowell of Stanton have been visiting
friends in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Nail of Milton, Pa, are visiting
at the home CT the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Nail. i'll Win
chester. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Horsey has
returned to her home in Winchester,
after visiting friends in Washington and
Baltimore. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Walter
have returned to their home in Staunton.
after visiting friends in Washington.
Miss Sue W. Ramsey of Staunton has
gone On a visit to relatives in Washing
ton Miss Achsah Jones OF Washington
has been visiting friends in Virginia for
the past week or two. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. :.
4. Hoover arrived at Stanton. several
days ago, after spending some time in
with friends Dr. and Mrs |
a visit to friends in Washington. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Charles \. Lee of Harrisonburg
have been spending the past week with |
friends in Washington Miss Emma Hoge |
Of Staunton has been visiting friends in
and Baltimore. Mrs. J. |
Henry Robertson and Mrs. George r. |
of Harrisonburg left this |
week for Washington. where they are |
visiting relatives. Mrs. A B. ConnelI of
Staunton is spending some time in WASH |
ngton and New York Miss Mary Og- |
leshee of Winchester left Thursday for |
and New York to spend two /
weeks.
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ROCKVILLE, MD.
isl Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, February IL. 1911.
Rev. Joseph +. Crop Of Grocer Theolog-
ical Seminary is A visitor at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. George F.. Lewis here. The
Rockville Womans Club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. William II. Talbot
as hostess. The program rendered includ-
ed responses from the works of Charles
Dickens, paper on Louis XIV and His
paper on Nine Pompadour and Mime.
Du Barry" by Miss Anna Farquhar: 4
talk on Household Sanitation" by Mrs.
Wallace Welsh. and q solo by Mrs. Tai
bolt Harry Willard Ward of this place
and Miss Edna May Peck daughter Of
Mrs. George Peck of Ierndon. Va. were
married a few days ago at the home os
the bride, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. NJ. +. liansel, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church Mrs.
George +. Henderson gave a valentine
party to the Weekly Card Club Tuesday
afternoon. Her guests were Mrs. John
L. Brunett. Mrs. Alice Bouic. Mrs. How
ard Larcombe, Mrs. Lee Ofrutt. Mrs. An
ME Mcclure. Mrs Edward Dawson, Mrs.
l.. L. Nicholson, Mrs. Wallace Welsh.
Mrs. w. Outerbridge Spates. Misses Mary
Lyddane, Sue Cotton, Priscilla Dawson.
Dawson, Rose Henderson, Mar
garet Henderson, Annie Maddox. Elsie
England and MIME Lowry. Mrs Nichol-
son and Mrs. Henderson won first and
second prizes, respectively, and the guest
prize Went to Miss Rose Henderson.
celebration social" in honor of tho
opening of the recently completed addi-
lion to the GaithersDurg Grammar School
was given in the school building last
and was attended by very
large number of the friends of the in
stiiution. The committee in charge con-
sisted of the observation-disclosures. L. Archie
lett and Wilson s. Ward and Misses
Maude Y. Broome, Corric Devilbiss Min
ME j. Mc1lwee. Anna C.. Pace and jose
ohine CLANCY. Informal speeches and
FOCAL and instrumental music made UNI
he program and refreshments We're
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Adair Brooke en-
ertained at cards Wednesday evening,
heir guests being about forty of tile
ioung men and women Of the community.
collation. was served. Mrs. Josiah w
ZONES and little daughter of Olney. this
county, returned to their home Wednes-
lay afternoon after spending several
weeks at Atlantic City. Mrs. William II.
Rabbit returned to her home near Der.
wood Thursday. after visiting in Wash..
ngtOD ten days.
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lot adjoining the Presbyterian Church.
and committees to devise ways and
means are actively engaged in the work.
The Vienna W. G. L. L. presented a por-
trait of Miss Frances +. Willard to the
public school Friday afternoon. There
will be a public temperance meeting in
the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening
at 1:3O. The offering will go to the
Frances T.. Willard memorial fund Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin Williams, jr.. and Mrs
John Franklin Crise have issued invita-
tons to large euchre at their home the
evening of February 81 Mrs. Charles +.
Rabcock will entertain the guild of the
Episcopal Church. At the last meeting of
the guild it was decided hereafter to hold
the meetings in alpha betical order. Mr.
John W. Echols left last Friday for Rich
mond. where he spent week, and has now
gone to his old home i'm Georgia for a
visit. Miss Grace Besley of Ash Grove re-
turned last Saturday from a visit to her
brother in Baltimore. Prof. II. c. Sher-
man of Columbia University went to Bal
timore last Saturday by invitation to lee
ture before the Home Economics Club and
afterward spent the week end with his
parents. Capt. and Mrs. Franklin Sher-
man. ST.. at Ash Grove. Mrs Henry
Greenleaf. who las been quite i'll, is much
improved Mrs I. j. Pearson and Miss
Maud Pearson We're luncheon guests last
Saturday in Washington of Mrs. Sampson
and afterward attended the Marlowa-
Soth"rn performance at tho FelascC. Mr.
Fred Dyer is building new house on
Beuiah street Mrs. George r.. King en-
tertaired at "A Valentine luncheon Tues
day afternoon. The table decorations
carried out the st. Valentines day idea.
the centerpiece. small cakes and souvenirs
all being heart shaped. Mrs. Arthur G.
Coumbe and Mrs. ]. +. Oertel contributed
to tho afternoons pleasure by several
musical selections and Mrs. e. NJ. Rippey
read "A brief account of St. Valentine $
life and the origin of valentines. The
others, guests were Mrs. John Franklin
CriSe. Mrs. Franklin Williams, jr. Mrs
Lansing NJ. Dow and Mrs. I.lwyn y.
Lcyewell.
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VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va. February Is. "a

Special Correspondence Of The Star
WINCHESTER. Va, February Is, 1911
An engagement was announced few
days ago of Miss Rosalie Taylor Nc
Cormick. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Mccormick of Berryville,
Clarke county. to Mr.. Horace Smithey
of Washington. The wedding is to
take place in Berryvillc in June. Miss
Mccormick is connected on both sides
with many of the oldest and most
prominent families of Virginia, and Mr..
Smithey has equally distinguished an
cestry.
Mrs Robert T. Barton and her sis
ter, Miss Lille Baker, left Winchester
Thursday for Washington and Balti-
more, where they will spend some time
visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. ID.
Coupland Randolph. who has been
spending the winter in Winchester
with her father. MIR. Il. X. Cartmell.
left Thursday for Washington, Norfolk
and Roanoke. Va. Miss Lucille Weems
left Winchester Thursday to spend
some time with friends in Washington
and Baltimore. Mrs. Downs l.. Wilson
returned to Washington this week.
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. kef-
erstein in Winchester. Miss Mary Al
len Capper of Winchester has gone to
and will spend some time with friends
in Washington before returning home.
Misses Carter and Augusta Conrad or
Winchester have been visiting relatives
and friends in Washington during the
past week Miss Grace Wingard of
Altoona. Pa, is visiting at the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Hoover in VIM
chester.
Miss Nellie Sparks of Berryville has
heen visiting friends near Washington Tor
the past week. Mrs. Harry r. Kern left
Winchester the early part of the Week 10
visit at the home of her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Loring A. Cover
in baltimore. Mrs. Charles Plug OF
Washington came recently to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Bailey. at
their home near Winchester. Miss Jen-
ME Hullhen who has been visiting rela-
tives in Washington, has returned to her
home at Staunton. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A..
Fnsminger and Mr. +. A. Ensminger of
Mannheim. Pa have been visiting rcla-
tives and friends in Winchester during
the past week Mr. Frederick Wylle Me
Iaughlin has returned to Baltimore after
visiting at the home of Maj. and Mrs
Holmes Conrad. in Winchester. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Peters of Norfolk reached
Berryville from Washington several days
ago to visit at the home of the latter's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Shugert. Mr.
and Mrs. William Whetzel. whose mar
riase took place recently In Baltimore
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CLARENDON, VA.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
CLARENDON. Va, February IS, 1911.
Mr.. G. #. Doggatt of Pittsburg. Pa.
was the guest this week of Mr.. James
Phelps of Clarendon. MIR. Mortimer
Bowen, after week in North Carolina
and Tennessee. has returned to his
Clarendon home. Mr.. Alvin Bowen of
Indiana is the guest of his mother
Mrs. Bowen. on Spruce street. Mrs
Woodland. who has been for some time
with her son. Mr.. \. s. Woodland on
Oak street. returned Wednesday to her
home in Canada. The members Of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the BAPTIST
Church were entertained by Mrs. H. D.
Robinson Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ida
Vogel of Baltimore, Md. and Mrs. John
Dunn of New York We're guests this
week of Mrs. George Langley on
Chestnut street. The Trinity Chapel
Child Of Arlington was entertained at
the home of Mr.. Albert Rhodes of Ar
lington Friday evening. MIRA Karl
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SaeFrst Floor Bargain Tables and Fourth Floor Sheet Music

Kerr entertained at a small neighbor-
hood card party Wednesday evening.
when her guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Shepherd. Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Lewis
and Misses Erna and Shirley Lewis. all
of Fort Myer Heights. Mrs. Il. L. Roll
lins,. after several weeks spent with
relatives in Cincinnati, Ohio, returns
home today. Mr.. j. w. Wiley of New
York is visiting at the home of Mr.. L.
l.. Northrop of Clarendon. The Young
Peoples Social Club of Clarendon was
most charmingly entertained by the
Messrs. Baldwin at the nome of Mr.
Ralph Baldwin Saturday evening: near
~ all the members were present and
spent a most delightful evening. Mr..
Eugene Bush has returned to his Ar
lingtOn home. after a visit to Culpeper
Va. Mrs. IT. NJ. Wamples and daughter
have gone to Baltimore to visit the
formers parents. \ dance and musical
recital was given by the ladies of the
St George Episcopal Church at Clar-
endon Hall Saturday evening. The Ep-
worth League of the Clarendon NJ. f.
Church South held a social Friday even
ing.
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and Miss Keith entertained at Wood
burne Monday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Isham Keith, ir.. of West Virginia
and Mrs. Isham Keith. ST., of Wood
burne. DR.. and Mrs. W. B. Mason Of
Washington were in Warrenton for sew
eral days this week. DIR. Mason return
ed to Washington Sunday night and Mrs.
Mason remained at Cassillis for visit
TO Dr. and Mrs. Kennedy. Mr.. Arthur
r. Anderson went to Baltimore this
week for several days. Mr.. Anderson
returned home Monday night. Miss Mel
lie Butler spent several days this week
in StauntOn with Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy
Craig. Mrs. 0. 3. Calohan left this
week for New York, where she will
spend several days.
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VIENNA, VA.

Special Correspondence If The Star.
VIENNA. Va. February Is, 1911.
Mrs. Louis Noelkcr and son Joseph
were Washington visitors Saturday The
Women'S Home Missionary Society was
entertained "Wednesday of last week by
Mrs. +. / etiToot III East Woodford The
ladies of the Methodist Episcopal Church
viii give u George and Martha Washing
ton social at the home OF Mrs John
Preston the evening of February II. Mr.
Daniel y. Carleton of Vienna and Mrs.
.Ada Walker were married in Washing
ton last week by Rev. j. Harry Dun
ham. Mr., and Mrs. carietoa VIII make
their home here. Mir 4. NJ. Rippey Wis
ted friends at Eoss!yn last Sunday. The
whist club met last Saturday evening at
the home of Or. and Mrs. Arthur G..
CCumbe Mrs Franklin y. Boushee en-
tertainet a party Of friends at afternoon
tea Thursday. Mrs Elwyu ~ Iovcwell
was a guest ut the !unchson given Wed
ilesGay by Mrs. John Shtpnsn Of Balls
ton Mrs. y. NJ. iioge l. recovering from
severe attack OF grip. Nj. Henry
ShackletUgd spent sunday with Vienna
friends. hi<s Mary Huntington is spend
ing some time with Mrs. John Warnoca
f2chois. Mrs. J. G. /. Wilson entertained
a few friends at an Informal luncheon
last Friday. Mr. Ralph Lewis spent sun
Ga in Vienna. Mrs. Julia Lewis has
been with her married daughter in the
city for some time. Mrs. julia MCGOWAN
was the guest last week Of her daughter
Mrs Lansing II. Dow. Mr.. John d. Par
ker. whose home was recently destroyed
by fire. IS planning 10 rebuild AZ once
Mrs Charles u. RipTey spent Thursday
with friends in Washington. Mrs. NIr-
GINA Crocker has returned from a visit
to relatives and friends in Washington
Al tire annual election OF officers of the
Ladies' lid last week the following were
elected: Mrs. Arthur q. Counae, presi-
dent; Mrs. j. G.. l.. Wilson, vice presi-
dent: Miss Melissa Cooper. secretary, and
Miss Eta Bowman, treasurer Ii was
also decided to build parsonage on the
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WARRENT0N, VA.

Special Correspondence of The star.
Va, February IS, 1911.
Mrs William c. Hayes has gone to
Philadelphia to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Frances Maule, for several weeks.
The Casanova Hunt and the Warrenton
Hunt Club both were out for short runs
Monday afternoon. Master c. H. Smith,
Whip John S. Gaines and Mrs. f. \. E.
Portman were the field of the Warren
ton Hunt. Mrs. Thomas Ravelle Of
Washington. d. c., is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Pattie
Miss NJ. Suzanne Banded of Baltimore,
Md, is the guest of Miss Louise Evans
for several days. Mrs. E. Nj. Spilman
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day evening in honor of the Misses Chris
tian and CrCther of El!icott City. Md.
Miss Margaret Stephen of Washington
has returned from a delightful stay with
friends in Bladensburg. Miss Helen Nc
Intosh of Yonkers has returned after a
pleasant stay with friends near Brent
wood, this county. Miss Blanche ].
Houston of Washington has returned
after a stay of severa weeks with
friends in Capitol Heights
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R1vERDALE, MD.

Special Correspondence of tn" Star.
RINFRDALE. Md, February IS. 1911.
Mrs. Claude Warren entertained a num-
Der of friends Wednesday, last in honor
Of her house guest. Miss Faber, al
luncheon. Covers Were laid for fifteen
and the color scheme of the dining room
was red and white. The ladies attending
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Simplicity of Expression.
From the Boston Record.

A story was told on Martin Lomasney
at the Cape Cod commercial travellers
dinner by Representative Pope of Leo
minister: Last session Lomasney was
seen talking to some one In one OF the
Corridors and as / passed l heard these
words: Shall L write him.? No. said
Lomasney; never write a thing when
can nod your head"