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The Washington herald., 1912-01-28

OF age presented a curiosity bag filed
with gifts, each gift being separately
marked and containing a personal mes
cage from the donor. The most en-
joyable feature of this gift is that each
day one gift is taken from the bag
to be opened, until finally the bag be-
comes empty-a pleasant reminder OF the
many kind thoughts OF its original CIV
ers. Another very unique feature OF the
evening was an elaborate candelabra, ar
ranged to hold seventy-six candles, in
honor of the number OF years the BIRTH
day celebrated. At the end OF most en-
joyable and happy evening all Joined
in a tribute to Mrs. Myria Houghton.
the guest OF honor. with song, MY Pre-
cious Dear Old Grandma" and heartily
wished her many returns OF the day.
Mr.. Robert z. Carmody has returned
from a sojourn of three years in the
West and Alaska to pay a visit to his
sisters, the Misses Csrmody, OF Q street.
The Calvary Church. OF Q street, will
hold a luncheon and dinner on Friday
and Saturday, February and 10, at the
nue. Georgetown All are cordially in
vited.
On Wednesday evening Miss Hendricks
a parlor meeting OF the
Georgetown members OF the Associated
Charities. The subject Of the evening
was Child welfare" and those taking
part in the programme were Mr.. Ufford,
general secretary OF the society; Miss
Ella Moore, Miss Simpson, and Mr..
Mythen.
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Continued from Page Two.

Charles L. Frailey; trio, Mrs. Barnes
Mr.. H Barnes. and Mr.. Eugene Stevens
song, Miss Lillian Lewis: violin solo
Miss r. Allen; piano solo, Mrs. Maroon
and a quartet by the Chevy Chase Quar-
tet, which concluded the programme.
Lieut. Dexter c. Rumsey, who has beer
stationed at Porter, N. Y. Is visitor
in Chevy Chase, Nd, for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Henry enter
tained at the Chevy Chase Club. when
they had covers laid for twelve, the past
week.
Capt. Edward Carpenter. Q. 8. A, and
Mrs. Carpenter entertained at the Chevy
Chase Club the past week, when they
had a small company at luncheon.
Miss Belle Rinamyer, who is a student
at the Chevy Chase Seminary, and who
has been on a visit to her parents IN
Cincinnati, Ohio, has returned to the
college.
At the annual dance OF the Columbia
Country Club The past week Mr.. and MIS-
Edward J. Walsh, Of Newlands street
chaperoned party Of young people
At the meeting OF the Chevy Chase
Euchre Club, which met at the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Langdcn Whittord'
in Newlands street, the prizes were won
by Mrs John l. Ridgway, Miss Jennie
Y. Hodges, Mr.. Charles H. verrill, and
Mr.. A. p. c. Griffin.
The Misses Streeter, OF Youngstown,
n. Y, who have been the house guests
of Mr.. ard Mrs. Stephen NJ. Chsss. of
Grafton street, have returned TO their
home.
Mrs. J. B. Emerson has purchased a
lot in Raymond street, and is having
plans drawn for a house, which she
Ia n
are completed.
Miss Evelyn Malcolm, Of Northampton
street, will give a dance at the Chevy
Chase Library en- February Is.
Mrs. Pauline ]. Boyd, of Tiverton. r. l.,
is visiting her daughter and son-in-law,
DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Stimson, Of Raymond
street
Mr.. F. W. Dahn entertained a number
OF his friends at a dance at the Chevy
Chase Library the past week.
Mrs. John E. Lathrop. OF Mckinley
street, entertained at a beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon and card party at her
home the past week, when she had as
her guests Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens, Mrs
Howard NJ. Pruden. Mrs. James Armi-
taEe Emery. Mrs. A. W. Patterson, Mrs.
John Gardener. Mrs. Z. S. Hendrickson,
and Mrs. Charles D. Parker
Miss Clara Young will entertain a num-
Der OF her friends at a dance at the
Chevy Chase Library on February IL
Mrs John W. Gardener. OF Northamp-
ton street, was hostess the past week at
her home, when she entertained at bridge
and tea.
Mrs. A. NJ. Stimson, OF Raymond street.
entertained at bridge at her home the
past week, when she had among her
guests Mrs. George Winchester Stone,
Mrs. George Hesselman, Mrs. Ray Pal
mer Teele, Mrs. A. NJ. Prentiss, Mrs.
John L. Beattie, Mrs. J. Clayton. Mrs.
r. Dynes. Mrs. W. P. Montgomery. Mrs.
Roberts D. Harper, Sd, Mrs Horace E.
Alexander, Mrs. D. Moore, Mrs. Robert
Malcolm, Mrs. Guy W. A. Camp, Mrs.
William Z. Richardson, Mrs. John E
Lathrop, Mrs. George Redway, Miss
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tGeorEie Redway, Mrs. John Glasson.
Mrs T. SilIers, Mrs. r. Donaldson, Mrs.
]. Inlay, Mrs s. A. Reid. Mrs. Curtis
Feeser. Mrs. ]. z. Glasson, and Mrs.
Walter Hurley.
Mrs. Theodore TilIer. OF Oliver street.
has issued cards for q tea on Wednesday,
February Z. from 4 70 o'clock, to in
I troduce the wives OF two new members
of Congress from Georgia-Mrs. William
SIye Howard, OF Atlanta, Ga, and Mrs.
Samuel ]. TribbIe. of Athens, Ga. She
viii be assisted by her sister. Mrs. Etha
Patterson Grifan, OF Bainbridge, Ca, who
is her house guest, and by Mrs. Henry d.
Clayton. Of Alalpama. who will pour tea:
Miss Lucy II Ike Smith, daughter of
serve punch, and also by Miss Ruth Trib-
BILE, Miss Jeane Robson, Mrs. Anderson
Roddenberry, Mrs. Fred Essery, Mrs
Joseph Russell, Mrs. Charles Edwards.
and Miss Overman.
Mr.. ]. F. Bennitt will entertain a num-
Der OF his friends at a dance at the
Chevy Chase, Library on February 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Parker, of
Newlands street, entertained at their
home the past week the members Of
Mr., Parker's Sunday school class OF CAL
vary Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bartlett. OF Mas
winter with their daughter and son-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Richards, OF
West Irving street, have returned to
their home.
The Chevy Chase Wednesday Morning
Reading Class met the past week at the
home OF Mrs. Vernon 2. Hodges, Of
East Kirke street.
Mrs. Howard NJ, Pruden, OF West Len
OK street. will have as her guest within
few days Mrs Mary NJ. Heather. OF
New York City.
Mrs. John wIIber Latham. OF West
Bradley lane, who was called TO Town
send, Del, on account of the death OF
her uncle, George NJ. d. Hart, has re-
turned TO her home.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Kinnaird. Of Kentucky.
is expected in Chevy Chase to visit her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Giovannoli, OF Taylor street
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Jackson have closed
their house IN Raymond street and gone
TO the city until April 1.
Mrs. Samuel W. Mellott, OF Newlands
street, entertained at luncheon. at her
home the past week Mrs. L. Ford and
Mrs. Arthur Bruckner, OF Hastings-on-
the-Hudson-
Mrs. William ]. McNally, of Newlands
street, entertained at her home the past
WIEN at uElObts OIL
guest, Miss Jean Creamer, Of Chicago,
III.
The Rectors' Aid Society OF All Saints
Episcopal Church will give its next So
cial on the second Monday IN February
at the home of Mrs. John L. Weaver. OF
Brookville road and Kirke street.
Mrs. Claudlan B. Northrup will be host
ess at a bridge party at her home in
East Lenox street this coming week.
Miss Julia Stevens and Miss Marian
Richardson spent the weekend as the
guests of the Misses Edna and Mabel
Latham, OF West Bradley lane.
The annual reunion OF the class o: 'sS
Of the Eastern High School was held
at the home Of Mrs. Jesse Adkins, of
Quincy street, when they played five
hundred.
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas A Poole, who
have been spending some time In Florida
and Nassau, British Columbia, have re-
turned to their home in Connecticut ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Van Dyne, of
West Kirke street, left the past week
for New York City, where they will re-
main for a short while.
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The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
LAUREL.

A supper was give by the ladies' OF the
Baptist Church Thursday afternoon in
the reception room Of the Baptist
Church.
/ A mass meeting was held under the
auspices of the men and religion move
ment at the Masonic hall Sunday after
noon An address was made by Hon.
E. A. GanSwer, Auditor OF the War De-
partment.
Miss Elizabeth Herbert has returned TO
her home at Contees, after a visit to
friends in Catonsville and Baltimore.
Miss Pauline wIsotzike, OF Baltimore,
visited her brother recently.
Mrs. Helen Innerarity was the guest OF
her sister in Baltimore the past week.
Mrs. Glen, Of Virginia, is the guest OF
her mother. Mrs. A. C. shaeffer.
The women's Civic Club Of Laurel
gave a tea. under the auspices Of Mrs.
John d. Crommiller. Mrs. Thomas Clark
son, and Mrs. Miller, at their new club
room over the postoffice, Tuesday even
ing last.
The Misses Goldsborough entertained the
Five Hundred Club Wednesday afternoon
at their home. in Washington avenue.
After the game q collation. was served.
Miss Mary Jane Gilbert has returned
" AOllCI 4hbCA0lAGg oANcA HN1-N
to relatives In Norfolk and smithheid'
Va
Mrs. LePage Crommiller has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. Has
kett Connor, in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Reba Foster, OF Annapolis, spent
the weekend with her sister. Mrs. Thorn
as Clarkson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake, Of Baltimore, have
been the guests OF their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Innerarity, in Lafayette ave-
nue..
Mr.. Frye. OF washington, was the
guest during the week Of Mr.. Thomas
Clarkson.
Mrs. Kate overington Is visiting rela-
tives in Frankfort. Pa
The bridge club met Saturday evening
at Miss Helena Innerarity's. in Lafayette
avenue. The prizes were won by Mrs.
Thayer. Miss Georgia Berry. DR.. Byeriy.
and MIR. Frye. OF Washington Those
present were DR.. and Mrs. Byerly, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Crommiller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake. OF Baltimore; Mrs. Thayer, OF
New York; Misses Berry. Butler, Inner
arity. Messrs. Cassard, Frye, PindelI.
and DR.. Charles Billiard, Of Washington.
After the game a collation. was served
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
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The Washington herald., 1912-01-28

Brunett, Misses Rose Wagner. Annie
Maddox. Agnes Matlock, Margaret Fields
and others.
A new woman's club has been organized
at Bethesda, this county, with the follow
ing officers: President. Mrs Frank G.
Getzendanner; FIRST vice president. Mrs.
E 7. .Cronin; second vice president. Mrs.
Norris L. Croxall; recording secretary,
Richard G. Dr1m-Hunt; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. c. F. Dickens; treasurer,
Mrs. Daniel Morgan; critic, Miss Lillian
Miller. The club has united with the
Montgomery County Federation Of Wom-
ems Clubs.
The annual meeting Of the Montgomery
County Federation of Women's Clubs
will be held in May. The most important
business 10 be transacted IS the election
of officers, who will be selected by a COM
mittee, Just appointed by the county
federation, consisting Of Mrs. Little, OF
Forest Glen: Mrs. Z. L. Bullard, OF Rock
Vile: Mrs. Armstrong. OF Kensington. and
Mrs. William A. Bolinger, Of Bethesda.
Mrs. Arthur S. Johns, OF washington.
visited her husband, Rev. Arthur S.
Johns, In Rockville during the week. DR..
Johns is spending a few weeks at Rock
vile Sanatorfum, recuperating from the
effects OF an Illness.
at the home of Mrs. Herbert Wright The
principal topic discussed was Industrial
and social conditions among women and
children" the discussion being led by
Mrs. William n. Terrell.
Mrs. T. Randolph Hall, of Poolesvilie
visited her parents. Rev. and Mrs. S. r.
White. here during the week.
Among the recent marriages in Rock
vile were those of Mrs. Margaret ].
Leizear and Mr.. Joseph w. Gates. both
OF Derwood. this county, and Miss Car
rie Mildred Selby. OF Washington. and
Mr.. Charles L. Knight. OF New York
City. both ceremonies being performed
by Rev. Samuel R. White, OF the Bap-
list Church, at the minister's home.
Mr.. Frederick T. Glaze and Miss Fay
Watkins, both OF the vicinity Of Dsmas-
Gus, this county. were married in Rock
Vile few days ago by Rev. s. r. White,
Of the Baptist Church, at the home Of the
minister.
Mrs. Alice Edmonston. Of Palmyra. n.
Y, who was a visitor at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Pumphrey here
has returned to her home.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
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This self-sacriice of comfort and
health 10 overabundant fat Is entirely
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pounds during the last month, and never
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For women who can never appear
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It will cost you nothing to prove the
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The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
CLEVELAND PARK.

Mrs. William Earl Clark left Thursday
for Warrenton. Va. TO visit her sister.
A very attractive reception was held
on Wednesday evening, by DR.. and Mrs.
G. c. F. Bratenahl at the st. AIban's rec
tory for Rev. and Mrs. Warner. Mr.
Warner has recently accepted the call
to st. Alban's Church in place Of Dr.
BrRtenahl, who has resigned.
Mr.. Irwin Thorpe is in town over Sun
day from New York City. Mr.. Thorpe
has recently sold his home in Macomb
street, and expects now TO make his
permanent home in New York.
Miss Dorothy Neill. OF the Cathedral
School. is the guest OF Miss Ruth Gray
for the weekend.
Miss Betty Matteson entertained the
c. P d. Club at her home in woodley
lane on Wednesday afternoon.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Louis W.
Engster entertained very attractiveIy at
bridge party. the guests numbering
twenty in all. After cards, Mrs. Engster
held a small reception.
The Cleveland Park Athletic Club held
a special meeting last Monday evening at
the homo OF Mrs. ]. P. Lorbert. After
the business meeting, supper was served
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
ROCKVILLE.

In the presence OF a very few relatives
and intimate friends, Miss Mary Roberta
Owens, daughter Of Mrs. Clara S. Owens
of Rockville, and Rev. James Alva Hop
kins, pastor of the Christian Church at
Romney, W. Va. were married in Rock
vile last Thursday afternoon. The cere-
mony took place at the home Of the bride
and was performed by the brides brother
in-law, the Rev. Walter S. Hoy. of Beaver
Creek, Nd. Immediately afterward,
Rev. and Mrs. Hopkins left for Romney.
The Rockville Card Club met Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. L. L.
Nicholson, a large number Of the men,
bers and a number OF others being pres
ent Following the playing, refreshments
were served. -
Mrs. william E. Shields, Of Chicago;
Mrs. Emily Cocaine, OF Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Katherine Smith, OF Washington,
and Mrs. Joseph p. Hamilton. of WInona,
Canada, who are visiting their sister,
Mrs. l. l. Nicholson. in Rockville, and
Mrs. George Cross. OF Fort Smith, Ark,
Mrs Nicholson's niece, who Is also visit
Ing in Rockville, were the guests of
honor at several card parties during the
week, Mrs. John L. Brunett, Miss Mar
garet Dawson, and Miss Elsie England
entertaining in the order named.
Mrs. Clara s. Owens has had as ber
guests her son-in-law and daughter. Rev
and Mrs. Walter s. Hoy, Of Beaver
Creek, Nd.
The executive committee of the Mont
gomery County Federation Of women's
clubs met early in the week at the
home of the president. Mrs. Robert q
Warfield. here. The Bethesda woman's
Club was received into membership: re-
ports OF various committees were heard.
Miss Katherine Hemmerle, Of Baltfmore
visiting nurse OF the Montgomery County
Social Service League, gave an Interest,"
ing account OF her work. and there were
other features of interest, after which
were served.
Mrs. George z. Lewis Was the hostess
of the Rockville Inquiry Club at its H.
weekly meeting Monday afternoon. An
interesting feature Of the programual
was a talk by Mrs Edwin smith on
Our boys and girls" Refreshments
were served.
The women Of st. Mary's Catholic
Church win hold their annual luncheo1
and supper in the Rockville town han
next Tuesday afternoon and evening Tha
committee in charge is composed OF Mrs.
Lee onfutt. Mrs. John Z. West. MS
Charles Veirs, Mrs. Wallace Riclxetts
Mrs. Henry n. clagett, Mrs. John u
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"Protone Doubled My
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The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
ReadIne. for the BIind.

The following readings and music IN
the reading room for the blind. Library
of Congress. win be held this week:
wednesday, January 81. at 2 o'clock
Miss Julia Chadwick viii read a number
Of humorous and pathetic selections:
Thursday. February /. at o'clock. .
plano, song. and violin recital by Mrs.
Gertrudf ,-Schwannecke. pianist: Miss
Lillian Menaugh, soprano, and Miss
Lillian MiIovich. violinIst. The change
from the usual Friday reading to
Thursday Is fSr this week only.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
RELIGION IN EUROPE.
Topic of Address To-day Before the
Catholic Converta' League.

The annual meeting Of the Catholic
Convert League will be neld in the Aula
Maxima, McAIahon Hall. Catholic Uni
versity. Brookland. this afternoon. at
$50 O'Clock. The election of officers for
the ensuing year will be the principal
business, and reports OF the various
committees viii be made.
An address will be delivered by Prof.
Jean-Baptiste Edouard SaInt-Seine. one OF
the Instructors OF French at Georgetown
University, the subject being: Religious
Controversy In Europe"
At this and subsequent meetings, the
question box will be introduced, and
written questions will be answered BY the
spiritual director at the meeting. The
work Of sending out Catholic literature
to Catholics IN isolated districts Is pro-
crossing under the supervision OF Mrs.
w, Z. PaIro.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
Maurice joyce Asks $40, 600.

Maurice A Joyce. an athletic instructor
at Georgetown University, yesterday filed
suit in the District Supreme Court against
DR.. Harrison Crook for $4,000. He charges
that while riding a. motorcycles at Fif-
teenth street and Rhode Island avenue on
October 3 last he was run down by an
automobile owned by the physician, his
left knee and nervous system being per-
manently injured.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
TRIALS FOR RIFLE TEAMS.
Best lIarkHmen wIu Represent
Nation In Olympic Games.

Competitive trials for the selection OF
a rifle team to represent the United.
States at tho Olympic games at Stock
holm, Sweden, this summer, viii be held
at Winthrop, Nd, in the Iast two weeks.
Of May, under auspices OF the National
Rifle Association. Marksmen from ths
Marine Corps, the army. and the navy
was asked to compete.
This country Is now the holder OF the
worlds championship With the service
rife, having been the winner at the
oIympiad in England in 1908 Subscrip-
tons will be sought to pay the expenses
OF the American team sent to Sweden
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
McKINIEY's NATAL DAY.
To Be Celebrated by the Ohio So
cIety Monday Evening.

The sixty-ninth birthday anniversary
OF William Mckinley viii be observed
by the Ohio Society OF Washington IN
connection with its annual meeting which
wiz take place at the Continental Hotel.
tomorrow evening.
Officers viii be elected and action taken
upon proposed amendments to the con-
stttution. after which there VIII be q
including brief addresses,
musical selections. and q collation..