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The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-19

Widow Dies in ShaWneetoWn, Illinois Husband Was Murdered
 in 1856.

Shawneetown, H., July 19.-Mrs. Mary H. Hall died at the home of her daughter here. She was 94 years old and was from one of the most prominent of southern Illinois fam flies.
 Her husband was Democratic lead CT in the early 'ffties. He was killed in his office in ShaWneetown in 1856 by Robert c. Sloo, son of Col. James Sloo, a politician.
 Hall was circuit clerk, and Robert G. Ingersoll was his deputy. When shot, Hall fell into Ingersoll's arms and died The trial was one of the most noted in the history of the state and lasted 42 days.
 Sloo was acquitted, his plea being emotional insanity. The killing was the result of a newspaper attack by Hall on SlOO. It is said that Ingersoll wrote the article.
 Mrs. Hall was a great-granddaugh ter of John Hart, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-19
Third Party to Sell Seats.

Chicago. July 19.-The Coliseum, the sceen of the Republican National Convention, also will be the place where the National Progressive Con- vention will meet Aug. 5, to nominate Roosevelt on the moose ticket. FIX penses of the convention will be de- frayed by the sale of tickets. The price to those who wish to attend the National Progressive gathering will range from $10 to $20, according to the location of the seats.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-19

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The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-19
Financier Killed in Auto Smash.

Toronto, Ontario, July 19.-After the chauffeur lost the way in the dark ness, an automobile was overturned into a ditch beside the road, and R. A. Smith, one of the best-known finan- ciers in the Dominion. was killed. J. Lorne Champbell. local broker, and Victor Ross, financial editor of the Toronto Globe, each suffered a broken eg
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-19
Eoy. IS, Is Drowned.

Du Quoin, H., July 19-Rolla Over turf, IS years old, was drowned in a pond near here. He was swimming with several other boys when he was seized with the cramps and drowned before any of the other boys could reach him. The body was recovered.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-19
Kills Sweetheart, . Maid,

Kills Sweetheart, . Maid, and Self.
 Chicago July 19.-Mary Vik, maid in the home of Attorney F. H. Trude, in Glencoe, a suburb was shot and killed, it is supposed, by her sweet heart. who was known to the house hold only as Joe" The latter imme- diately killed himself.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-07

Trial of musicians arrested
June 4 for advertising Hearst and
Andy Lawrence as enemies of la
Dor postponed because of illness
of Judge Hopkins.
John Sheehan, bartender, Tom
Sheehan, his brother and John
Pendergrist, customer, locked up
IN ice box by three bandits
who robbed saloon at 4158 Ash
land ave. of $40. Three hours
before they got out.
Ladies Auxiliary international
Association of Machinists have
notified Siegel, Cooper & Co., that
they will not patronize stores
which advertise in trust news
newspapers.
After running pistol duel with
police in patrol wagon, bandit
who held up two men in cafe of
Geo. Meyer, 1886 Irving Park
blvd, escaped.
Apartments of Mrs. Frances
Johnson, 1922 w. Jackson blvd,
raided because of complaints of
neighbors of too much gaiety.
Mrs. Johnson arrested.
Antonio Bukalo, 8, missing
from home All w. Huron st.
Father got Black Hand letter re-
Gently. Boy believed kidnapped.
Margaret Schulze, 1857 Hud- |
son ave-, missing. Thought to
have run away to go on stage.
w. A. Rake, judge of election
at April primary, turned in re-
ceipt for wages with "$5 for "a
hours hard labor" written across |
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of Joseph H. Westover, 1909
Chamber of Commerce bldg, dis
charged by Court Of the Insane
after being held at Detention
Hospital for week.
Robert Steala, loan shark, or
dered to appear before Federal
Judge Lands on perjury charge.
Swore falsely in usury charge
against him.
Abe Frank sold money max
ing machine" to Mrs. Esther
Bernstein, widow, 633 w. 18th
ST., for 1925, all her savings. Jury
in Judge Kersten's court recon-
mended he get the li1nit-10 years
for it.
Harry Mccoy, 81, bellboy, 72s
La Sale av., held on suspicion of
white slavery. His 19-year-old
wife Margaret will testify against
him.
City Detective Harry ]. LAWN,
while drunk, shot Louis Bernard,
1921 w. Madison ST.; in the arm.
LAWN had been sleeping in Ber-
nard's store. Bernard tried to
get him out at closing time.
Police at first declared that La
vim shot Bernard while Bernard
was trying to resist arrest, but
couldn't get away with that story.
If LAWN were a citizen, he prob
ably would go to the pen for
shooting Bernard; being a detec-
tive, he probably only will have
his star taken from hinl-for a
or so.
Chas. B. Mathony, fugitive
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
JORGE 1SAACS

neral Fores habja enviado de rega-
10 a mi padre
Iecomen 1ada al senor de NJ. "a
mayor aten"i0n, por 81 el venadO We
MIA al huerto como nos 10 prometiamos,
salinos del patio para emprender ell
ascenso de la falda, cuyo plan IN
chnado terminaba a treinta cuadraS
hacia el oriente, al pie de las monta-
mas.
al pasar dando la vuelta la casa,
por frente a los balconies del departa-
mento de Emma, Maria estaba apo
yada en- el barandal de uno de ellos:
parecia hallarse en- mo de aquellos
momentos de completa distraction
que con frecuencia Sc abandonaba
EloiSa que Sc hallaba su ladO ju-
gaba con los bucles destrenzados Y
espesos de La cabellera de su pri-
ma. Ell ruido de nuestros caballos
Y ladridos de los perros sacaron Ma
ria de su enajenamiento, tempo que
70 la saludaba por senas y que Car
los me imitaba Note que ella per-
manecia en- la misma posicion y sitio
hasta que nos internamos en- la ca
bana de la Honda; Mayo nos acom-
pailo hasta el primer torrente de la
falda que vadeamos ALI, deteniendo-
Sc como a refexionar, regres6 a gallo
pc corto hacia la casa.
-Oye--le die a Carlos luego que
sc paso una media hora, durante la
cual le referl sin descansar los mas
importantes episodios de las cacerias
de venados que los montaneses y yo
habiamos hecho, -oye, los gritos de
Braulio Y los alaridos de los perros
prueban que han levantado ell venado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
Sucesores de NJ.
Lomba & Co.

Hemos recibido una circular de esta
avisandonos que por mutuo acuerdo ha
quedado disuelta la sociedad que giraba
bajo la razon de NJ Lomba y Co. haci6n-
dose cargo de la liquidation, la que Sc
constituye baio la misma denomination
y de la que son socios comanditarios, don
Manuel Lomba Peiia, don Manuel AL
varez Vicente don Jose Maria Signo
Media, gestores administrators con ell
uso de la firma don Jose Maria Lomba
Pena Y don Luis Mourino Fernandez.
Asi mismo nos hacen saber que han
cerrado la oficina que tenfan en- New
York
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
Corresponsal.
La Docena del Fraile

Con este nombre Sc ha constituido er
esta Capital una Sociedad, cuyo obietC
principal es ell de establecer entire sus
asociados un verdadero companerismo
que en- todo tempo defenda ell puestC
que deben ocupar en- ell mundo social
los miembros de la misma.
Los individuos que la componen sol
trece solamente y elementos de la bue
ma Sociedad. Entire ellos figuran los 81
guientes: Alexandra Bozzo, ,Jr; Hum
berto Bozzo. Luis Bozzo, Lopez Nc
Coard, Bruno, Juliani, Amy, Echeya
rria, Alfonzi, Reyes, Gonzalez Roman
Garriga Y Deliz
La Directiva la componen j. Lopez
McCoard, Presidente Alexandra Boz
20, Jr., Tesorero Y Arturo Echevarria
Secretario.
La inauguration Sc celebrara un Do
mingo del pr6ximo mes de Mayo, con
un lunch en- ell Restaurant Filippi'
Y el primer festival sera una gira que
Sc llevara en- a cabo en- breve. con dis
tinguidas damas de esta Sociedad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
MARIA

Cuidate de que Emma no yaya a
ocurrlrsele entrar EN- ell oratorio
Maria entr0 sonrosada riendo
a1n de 10 que habia venido conversan-
do con Emma. Atraves6 con paso
leve y casi infantil ell aposento de
mi madre quien no descubri0 sino
cuando iba "A entrar en- ell suyo.
i All -exclam0, d estaba usted
aqui?-Y acercandose ella,-ipeeo
que palida esta Sc siente NAL de Ia
cabeza 5no? 81 listed hubiese tomad.
un bano; la mejora ESQ tanto.
No, no; estoy buena; pero es que
te esperaba para hablarte solas;
como Sc trata de algo grave, temo que
todo clio plleda producirte una mala
impression
Maria flo Ell mi madre una mira
ola brillante, y palideciendo lie respon-
di6:
Que sera tque eS2
-Sientate aqui-- la dijo mi madre
senalandole un taburetico que tenia
los pies. Sent6se y esforzandose
inntilmente en- sonreir. sn rostro asl-
mio una expression de gravedad en-
cantadora
Olga usted ya--dijo como ira
tando de dominar la emocion. Y pa
Sandose entrambas manos por la fren-
te y asegurando Ell seguida con elias
ell peine de carey dorado que sos
tenia sus cabellos en- TN grueso y III
eiente Gordon que ceiia las sioaes.
Voy a hablar le la misna ms
nera que habiarfa 4 Emma en- igual
circumstances
Isl, sonora, va oigo.
-Tu padre me ha encargado te di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26

GA que el senior de NJ ha pedido
tn mano para su hijo Carlos.
Il Yol-exclam6 aSombrada ha-
ciendo I'm movimiento involutario pa
ra ponerse de pie; pero volviendo
caer de nuevo en- ell aSiento, Sc cubri0
el rostro con las manoS, Y OF que So
llozaba.
u Que debo decirle. Maria
5 FL lie ha mandado a listed que
me 10 Olga PIE pregunt6 con voz aho,
gada
-Sl, hija, y ha cumplido con su de-
ber haciendotelo Saber.
-Pero usted / por que me 10 dice
y 5que querlas que yo hiciera
II All! decirle que yo no. que
no puedo... que no. que yo no.
Dios mio Dios mio l-anadio ocul-
tando la cabeza entire los brazos que
apoyaba sobre las rodillas de mi ma
DIRE; y permaneclo asl algunOS mo-
mentos.
He hecho NAL Ell llorar asi, mo
es cierto? 70 crei
Levantando hego el pahdo rostra
rociado por una lluvia de lagrimas
-Bueno-dijo,- va usted cum.
pli6; todo 10 Sc va
Pero Maria la interrumpi6 mi
inadre dulcemente les pues, tanta
desgracia que Carlos quiera ser tn
esposo9
-Yo lie ruego. 70 no quiero; 70
no necesito saber mas. Conque han
deJado que nsted me 10 proponga
ttodos, todos 10 han consentidog Pues
70 digo--agreg6 con voz energica d
pesar de sus sollozos, que antes de
consentir en- ESQ me morire. iAhl ese
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26

Las montanas los repetian y Sc ca
llaban ratos y empeZaban de nuevo
con mayor fuerza menOr distancia
POGO despues descendi6 Braulio por Ia
orilla hmpia del bosque de la canada
No bien estuvo al lado de Juan Angel,
Solt0 los dos perros que este llevaba de
cabestro y los detuvo por unos momen
tos del pestorejo, hasta que Sc persua-
di0 que la presa debia estar cerca del
paso en- que nos hallabamos: amino
los entonces con repetidos gritos Y de-
saparecieron veloces.
Carlos, Juan Angel y 70 nos des-
plegamos en- la falda A POGO Vi
mos que empezaba a atravesarla. Sc
guido de cerca por uno Gle los perros
de Jose el venado, que baj0 por la
canada menoS de 10 que nos habia-
mos supuesto. A Juan Angel de
blanqueaban los ojos al reir dejaba
yer haSta las muelas de su fna denta-
dura Sin embargo de haberIe or
denado Que permaneciera en- Ia cana
da, por 81 eI venado volvia ella.
atraveso con Braulio. casi apareado
con nuestroS caballos, los pajonaIes Y
ramblas que nos separaban del RIO
Al caer a la vega Ell venado, los Pc
rros perdieron el rastro, Y el assemble
Ell vez de bajar Carlos Y yo echa-
mos pie terra para poder ayudar
a Braulio en- ell fondo de la vega
Perdida mas Gle una hora en- idas Y We
midas, oilnos al fin los ladridos de los
perros los cuales nos dieron esperan-
"a de que Sc hubiera hallado de nue.
vo la pista Pero Carlos juraba al
salir de un bejucal en- que sc habia
metido sin saber como nj cuando, que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26

casa de Eduardo Bohorques, de cuya
marca es Representante.
Entire sorbo y sorbo del intense vi
no Alella, Y haciendole los honores
paso hora y media, quedandonos a ca
da concurrente un grato recuerdo dc
los amigos presentadonos, de Il
ameno del almuerzo Y de 10 sabroso de
Vino Alella, catalan de pura ley.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
UNA CIRCULAR

Los senores Muntaner Y Ga. del co
mercio de esta capital nos participa1
que han cOnstituido una sociedad er
comandita que girara ba.io la raz6n cx
presada Y Sc dedicara a toda clase d,
operaciones mercantiles.
Es socio gestor, con el uso de la fir.
ma. Don Domingo Muntaner comandi
tarios la raz6n social de esta plaza NJ
Gambler Cia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26
De Mayaguez

En- mis- notas anteriores avise cue
iba a reunirse ell Conceio Municipal
para tratar sobre ell remate, va celebra-
do, del Teatro Municipal para otros
fines. Pues bien; el remate fue echado
abaJo, fundandose ell Concejo Ell que
el rematista debia pagar los mismos ar
bitrios municipales que los demas tea
tros, y seg1n dispuso la Comisi6n del
remate, ell rematiSta quedaba libre de
ese impuesto
Entiendase que todos estos 'movi-
mientos' obedecen al mecanismo poll
tico familiar, que EN- este particular, no
fllnci0na announcements.
DE modo que EN- la pr0Xima session del
Concejo senalara nueva fecha para el
otro remate, Y 81 este Sc celebra como
Dios manda, todavia hay tempo en-
pensar en- la vista de Virginia Fabre-
gas
Lo triste seria que al cabo del pr0xi.
mo remate, resultaran disgustados los
licitantes en- derrOta, pues hay que te-
ner en- cuenta que son de la familia. >
No obstante no creemOs que sc llegue a
un tercer remate, porque seria preferi-
bic repartir el teatro entire todos. CO.
mo buenos hermanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-26

FL Senor Luis Roger, residente en- esa
capital, tuvo la atencion de invitar a
unos cuantos amigos para un pequeno
banquete en- el Hotel Pima, en- honor
del famoso Vino Alela' ALI nos
reunimos el senor Roger Niceto Candi-
ma, Joaquin r. Beir6 de San Juan, Jose
Altierry, Manuel Figueroa, Juan Gallo
tty Angel Nandin LOmba, Manuel Go
mez Pino. editor de La Voz de la Pa
tria y ell que escribe, de esta ciudad
FL delicioso 'tVino Alella del Sindi-
cato Alella Vinicola, No. T. del Regis
trO Ell ell Gobierno civil de la provin-
cia de Barcelona, Espana- fue la fuer-
"a impulsiva que movia el amino de
los comensales, hacienda entire ellos
prodiga la nota alegre y amena.
TomOse buena nota de que los seilo
res +. Franco Y Compania son EN- Ma
yaguez hoy los unicos expenditures de
este deliciOso vino puro de uva.
Tambien nos obsequi6 el amigo Lais
Roger con vino MoScatel Jerez de la
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Hyattsville.
correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
FAYETTEVILLE, Md. October 10. 1912.
Miss Louise Gourley has returned to
her home at Holland point. Calvert coun-
ty, Md. after visit to her sister, Mrs.
Thomas f.. Latimer, Johnson avenue.
The Afternoon Five Hundred Club was
Hospitality entertained by Mrs. w. u
Porter, Avon avenue, Tuesday evening.
Charles o. Appleman. Mrs. Franklin g.
Tingley and Mrs. w d. Porter. Preced-
ing the games refreshments were served
Miss Marguerite Sanderson of Baltimore
the upper section of Prince Georges
county. DIR. and Mrs. Alfred II. Wells
have returned from a visit to friends and
relatives in Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence " Tydings Of Baltimore county
have returned after pleasant stay WITH
friends near Friendship, Prince Georges
county. Mrs. Laura Howard of Balu-
more is the guest of Mrs Joseph Il.
Owens. Franklin avenue extended The
latter has recently returned from visit
to her son. Mir. Isaac b. Owens, in
New York. Messrs. Harold and
Waldo Burnside have. recently re-
turned from a visit to the home of Miss
Minnie Chew, near Upper Marlboro. Mrs.
been visiting Mrs. Frank Phipps, near
Mitchellsville, Prince Georges county.
Mrs. Charles o. Appieman entertained a
few friends at five hundred Thursday
&
rnents were served. Miss Nellie White Of
tha lower section of Prince Georges
county is visiting friends in Virginia. Mr.
and Mrs S. Marvin Peach of Shepherd
subdivision are visiting the former $
PARENTS Dr. and Mrs. John Peach, near
AfitchellsvilIe Prince Georges county Mr.
and Mrs. Edward r. Grimes of Newport
News Va. have returned after a pleas
ant stay with friends near Beltsvilie,
Prince Georges county. Miss Nora Nelson
has as her guests Mr.. and Mrs. White of
Salisbury. Md: Miss Helena Stauffer of
WaIkersville and Miss Marie Sensony OF
Union Bridge, Md The Misses Carrie
and Gertrude Franklin of Boston Mass
friends and relatives near Branchville in
the upper section of Prince Georges
county.
Mrs Bernard S. Walker of near Mitch
ellsville, Prince Georges county enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Brennaman and two
little children of Washington during the
current week. Mr.. s. NJ. CLANCY and
bride have returned to their home near
Woodwork after a pleasant sojourn in
Atlantic City Mr.. Milton X. Kreider OF
near Seabrook, Prince Georges county,
has returned from visit of several weeks
to friends in Chicago. Mrs. M. f. IMPLY
bee OF Washington has been visiting
friends at Seabrook and vicinity during
l. Oliver of Baltimore have returned after
a pleasant stay with friends and reIa-
tives near Croome. Prince Georges county.
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street. when they welcomed a large gath
ering of their friends Miss Lansburgh
received her guests in a gown OF white
lace over pink silk, with touches OF blue
satin. During the evening a buffet supper
was served in the dining room from an
attractive table.
Mrs. David r. Posner of New York is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Phil King, OF
the Mendoza.
Mrs. Ernest Mas and son and Mrs.
Maurice Wolf and daughter, who have
spent the past month with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Baer of West Washing
ton, returned to their home in Tampa,
Fla, Thursday
Mrs Siegfried Fantl and daughters,
Ernestfne and Mary, who were in At
lantic City for the summer, returned to
their home in Savannah. Ga. after a
few weeks stay in this city with Mrs.
Fantls parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen
of Biltmore street.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Abel are visiting
in New York for a short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert Rosenthal and
daughter have taken an apartment on
Wyoming avenue.
Mrs. NJ. Lansburgh and Miss Edith
Lansburgh Of Baltimore We're the guests
of Mr. ard Mrs. James Lansburgh dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Fred Dorr who spent last season
at the New Willard with her father, Gen.
Rucker. has returned from her summer
camp in Nova Scotia and has opened her
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Mrs. William Hahn, Miss Rae Hahn
and Miss Beatrice Hahn arrived in Italy,
and will spend several weeks and later
will spend part of the winter in Vienna
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Miss Pauline Kuhn of Louisville, KY,
who has been the guest of Mrs. A. Kuhn
of Belmont street, has returned home
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Mrs. John Sperle and Mrs. Jesse Lut-
ton of 100 Fort Drive have been spend
ing some time with relatives in New
York city and witnessed the maneuvers
and departure of the United States bat
tleship fleet.
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Mrs. Heineman has returned to her
home in Baltimore after a short visit
with friends in the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. August Eichberg have re-
turned from Baltimore, where they at
tended the Undergraduates wedding
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Mr.. Milton S. Baxter of Rochester n.
Y. was the recent guest of DR.. Theodore
Holm of Newton street northeast.
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Miss Violet Lovett and Mr.. Arthur II
Leigh. en- route from Litchfield, ILL.,, te
Edgeiy, Pa, were weekend guests o.
BrOOkland friends.
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| Miss Weinburg of Wilmington, n. c.,
is the guest of relatives in the CITY,
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Mr.. Holland Manly, who has for some
time been visiting friends IN Washington
has returned to his home in East Liver
pool, Ohio.
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Miss Beatrice Lansburgh, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lansburgh, and Mr.
Leonard Weinberg of Baltimore whose
engagement was recently announced. were
at home Wednesday evening at 2J11 Nth
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Mrs. Ella Osterheimer returned home
from short visit to relatives in Balti-
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Mrs. Henry Sonnebaum, who made
short visit in the city, has returned to
her home in Baltimore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ruekeyser of Atlantic
City have been spending the latter part
of the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Hill
man of 1881 Belmont street
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Thalheimer of Richmond, Va. At home
Wednesday, November 6, from to II
pm. at Playhouse, 1914 n street north
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Miss MILAN and Miss Virginia MILAN of
Park road spending while at Dunn
fries, Va. guests of Miss Deitrick
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The German ambassador and Countess
Bernstorff are expected to land in New
York from Europe within the next day or
two. and after a short stay in that city
will come to Washington.
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Mrs David r. Posner of New York is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Phi King, or
the Mendoza.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weinberg and Miss
Mildred Oettinger of Baltimore were the
guests of friends in town during the week
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Mrs. Margaret Johnson and her grand
daughter, Miss Margaret Banner. are
home from trip to Brunswick, Md.
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Miss Ray Eversman of Baltimore is the
guest of Mrs. Z. Rosenthal.
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Mrs. Ira Helstein, who was the guest OF
Miss Della Ffshel of Connecticut avenue
for two weeks, returned to her home in
New York city Tuesday.
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Mrs Charles Yeamans and MIS-. "A
Ettinger left Washington for their nome
in Bristol, Pa, yesterday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Friedlander are
spending several weeks in Atlantic City.
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Mrs Lillian Rozell Messenger has re-
turned home 10 the city after pro-
tracted absence at seashore and noun
tains, and is located at 1905 Connecticut
avenue for the winter
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where he participated in an enjoyable
reunion of his family.

The Beta Phi Sorority Of the George
Washington University gave tea mon,
dow aftelnoon of last week at 2O24 G
street. and in the evening dance at
Chevy Chase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs 3. Held Of COZ I street
will be at home this evening after 1880
o'clock, in honor of the bar-mitzvah Of
their son Edwin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20

Mrs. A. NJ. Baer is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Strauss, in Richmond,
Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20

Mr. D. Brockman Winfrey has left
Washington to make his future home in
Chicago, Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20

Lieut.. and Mrs. Freyer, who spent last
season at the Dresden, have moved 10
1929 S street, where they will spend the
winter.