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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-18
Glitter en- J~ernbaneulvffe.

Sra gorrien SpringS, Wfih,,
tcIegraiereS Sen 13oe Sftober: Sen.
imoo Ell SneS Meuueifer blep mer Ell.
Ter minore aIporIig itabe6e / ct Sam.
meltitso mellem TO Eog poa Sputb'
ern Mtidigan.g auens gro oper ct.
Soe-Sloben i NGrbeoen beraf ibag,
Nae SGoer | Ben i~orreite Goeu
3asiaeertoget bIeo ipliutret % boer.
eneiie @inbuesruoe fmiit. ct lln0er
bar Oct, at ingen al Sognene llpn5e-
bes neo / SIoben, 90 500 n~ebenun-
ser.
glanbt De alporligit Silifaoefomne
err @eorrg @aleion fra Soutb 9eno,
Snb., =. 9. 9ap, en- Sanoelsreiien-
De ira Gbicoso, 9roi. Sames Soas-
lanb fra Notre Dame ~lluiperiitet,
@rs. Sarab Sobnion ira St. Sciepb,
CHARLES Miaer, Silperiutenbent peS
5attigiarmen | @errien Gountp, %
Senrp SdulS, en- GARNER ira ga.
rooa,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-18
Storm / Ieras,

Sra GolloS, Seros, teIegraiere&
Den 160e Sftober:
Sislge iu6lebne Meloinger ra'er
Ner Ell pol6iom Storm poa &pIten,
meuem Corpus Gbriiti % @ropus-
bile, Ell StrTfuing pna 100 Dill. $
Brownsville bIpite &inoeu rleo en-
SoIbiombeo al 60 0tiI / Simen. SEQ
0tiooa8&tio be9pn0te Stormcn at
bIpie ret moo Sanb. apintrpfnin.
gen, bpor Stormen fortiocu raier
lom pGrit, er tpnot bcfoIfet.
Sra SOuitcu, Ser, teIegrofereS
ON GitermiObogen iaume Dag, of
Ser Git Hpgter ont, at Stormen bap.
De 9iort itor Sfabe / Brownsville,
men Of BET bar umtIigt at inobente
nGrmere giterretringer, % Sele.
graiforbin6elicn par af6rrot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-18
en- ohm Ore.

Sra @eslep, Soma, melbes Sen
13be Sftober: gn itor Ore, iom
ioag breoes giennem 9pen, bIeo
ohm og fltIoit9nOig raienoe peb Sp.
net al en Slot SfoIepiger, Der
baobe rsbe aioler, euer rsOe Scr.
fleoer paa fig. San iatte meo ct
9rel eiter Dem, og be fit iaapibt
reobet fig inoao 9sren til en- &e.
%itaurant. Sren iatte / lit bIinbe
Taiert Sopebet tperS giernem 8in-
Duet os foroaria9eoe en- paniif Sor.
fGroelie bIanbt Spiiegieiterne.
Oct raienbe Chr orep Dem uo al
&eitaurNnten og latte berefter gien.
mem ct a1toet fort Speilglasninoli.
RGiten b%pereneite Stol og anbct
Spbape | Geitalranten blep fnuIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-18
poittYperiet paa Cuba.

Sra Sapana, Cuba, t~elegraferes
ben lobe Sftober: ct peb Natio.
naI6onfen aniot @uo, antpnio slp.
ala, er ibag blet arreiteret | Sor.
binoelie meS Spperiet Of en- gaffe
inoeboIbenSe 100000, iom onto.
ses at bore ienot meb Goiten til
HationaI Tarf ganf | Stem gorf
ben 27be September.
Set par apala, iom set par blet
operbraget at brinse Taffen paa
EoItbuiet meo Srbre til at faa Sen
resiitreret. en- ltnberisgelie Of oen
regiItrereoe, meo Ipispapir fplbte
Eaffe, iom mobtoees al @anfen |
Hem Dorf, fonitatereoe, at ben life
bapbe oct iannle Smiae, ioui ben
iom of IationaIbanfen / Sapmno
ienbtes paa Eoitbuiet meb apala.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-18

ne | Ieb Seer.Gsnen / peitlige Ga.
na5a.
ct af GfeIetterne ion Sternber5
faloer Ell "3ucfbia 9inoiair", peier
oper 5000 gunb og er 80 SOB Iangt.
ct anbet SfeIet, iom Sternberg
falber Sriceratops, bar en- Sopebifal
ipp SOB lang meb Sorn ODER ginene
og for @n0en af 9Gien.
Sternberg fanot ogiaa Seoninger
at rbpre itore Sirben.
Sam aster at peilbe tilbage til Ieo
Seer-@gnen nPite Sitni.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-18
Mrs. Doun9 ON
fremmeoe Sproe

Set bor prret iagt 1000 @anee
fsr % bar moaife pGret iaet lise'aa
goSt. MSen set bar BOG MI i'm SrItc'
resie at bore, bpar Mrs. eua Slagg
gouns, iom itaar i Spioieit FOR belle
Gbicasos sfoIepricn, bar at iise ON
iremmeoe Sprog / SsiifoIeri. Si'n
f~friper / fin Sneberetning bl. a.:
s set 19oe aarbumoreSe blen SIM.
misranter ira Gnglano % oeres ef'
terfommere talot amerifanere. Msen
Smmisranter for oct enrop9ilfe
Sentiment % Seres efterfommere
bIcp falot 6remneoe Gcreisners).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-18
60 Qar.
vt SnbiIrnm Deb Srpnbbjenrs Dom.
firfe.

Gen lite Sftober for 60 @or iiben
nogif Notwithstanding til
Se9ning al gibras for @ienreisnin5
al S%ronobiems 9omfirfe.
S Sreoipe-9larere bIep Ser nebiat
Ell &pmmisiion iom ffrlbe rmberisge
"bpor Tibet" man funbe flare fig meo
til Ell bsiit nsbpenbig deportation al
Sronobierns Somfirfe iom oa boIbt
paa at ipnfe iamunen til Ell fllIoTten-
Dig &nir. timber fit arbei6e fom
imiolertib commissioner paa BEN
Sanfe at man peb belpis at reItaure.
re airfert funoe tiIoeiebringe en- per.
Dig aroningsfirfe, bportil ogIaa
@runblopen bapbe beitemt ben. 60
gen blep imiolertio benlaat, inotil
man / 1851 toe Sasen op til fornpet
Sperpeielie. arfiteft Sdirmer ienb-
tes til Sronbbiem forat foretaee
grunbiae unoeriegelier al Ben gamIe
Slotioslepning. HeIultatet al bisie
ltnoerisgelier bleo Ell Determinations
plan iom pilbe meofsre en- hight paa
omfring 100000 Spb. Otter en- ifarp
&ritif pnbret Irfiteft Sdirmer i'm
8lan til meb forbolbspis imaa Be
pilgninger giennem ct IGngere Etos.
rum fllloit9nbiJ at reitaurere ialfalb
en- Del al 9omfirfen. 8irfefomiteen
fanot iioitnepnte Glan / bei 8rao til
talenbe, men Stortineet | 1851 meg
tebe enbuer @epilgnine.
Eronbbiems Siliolafbeling al
"Soreningen til norife Sortibsmin.
oesmerfers 9eparing" tog mt Sagen
/ i'm Saanb og foreilog Sopeoafoelin-
gen / ariitiania at iette igang en-
%maaneblig eller ugentlig Sfilings,
iubifription oper BET belle 2anb.
Sg | 9egDnbelien al 1852 fam.
mentraaote en- Soriamling al anieeoe
Wenb / Eronbbiem for at fremme
Sagen % uoitebte iamtioig en- forelss
big Spforbring til set norIfe Solf
on at poe @iOrag. Eli at foreitaa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for ariifianias
geofommenbe palgtes paa ct Webe,
iom bolbtes / September, en- &pmite
beitaaenbe af 8rofesior q. &epier,
4anb. Hicolapfen og @1treoudef
9soter. abbofat Sunfer babbe ole
reoe lonet at fitngere iom &asferer.
Sen ferite Sftober funbe enbeliJ
Subifriptionen iattes igang oper set
belle Sano. Gaa nogen faa Waane.
Der bar Ser / Sronobiem pg ct Tar
andre @Dcr inbfommet 1900 Spo.
s GriItiania gif life SSnbiamlingen
iaa LET iom man bapbe pentet. Wten
Sebet al ct aar bar bog oper set
belle 2anb inbiamlet benpeb 5000
Spo. &eiuItatet bar sanife bit fife
operp9loenoe, men set bar ittbilipmt
~bioraget iterft til at gipe Stortinget
/ 1854 en- Sslelie al at @ienreisnin-
gen al Sronobiems Somfirfe bar ct
Solfeenife.
Statsraao Hiooerpol6 bar Ell
BARN Sen al Sugen og fremiatte for
Stortinset 5orilog ON gepiIgning al
5000 Spo., foruben Sc tibIigere be.
oilgeoe men life benpttebe 9619 Spb.
Sorilaget tiltraaotes at Tegierin-
gems iamtlige Weolemmer r~lnbtagen
Statsraao Sogt iom / ct S9rpotlim
uotaler at Gengene beore funoe be-
mites til Sremme al Gioenffa5 oe
9nnit. = Stortinget / 1854 pebtos
Sorilaget mPo 50 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-18
Niomcer's Mpoe.

Sfelge W~eobeIelie fra Sorenin.
gems Sormanb, Gaptein Salpar Mif.
felien, bolber "Hortpegian Etoner
asiociation of america" lit aarsmp.
De Sns6ag Dem 30te Sftober | Sitm-
bolot Tarf &efectorp, Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-18
merfelist Olofuno.

@Ianbt ben itore Samling at Sor.
iteninser, ionr at ben amerifanife
SpbaaeIiesreiienoe Charles 9.
Sternbers / Manoags bragtes til
Sttarpa, Ont, er Sfeletterne al to al
rrtioens ai9mpeSpr, iom blen funo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-18

Stu lipLit SSippppiiSilS Iho w huu
inb paa inartiast bpabiombeIit anoet.
9enner, er iom Regel intet at ifrpbe
af. s iaa Senieenbe er oct life beorc
bepenot meb Imertfanerne emo mel
os andre. @ierneminitsIsnnen | BE-
reformerte Somfuno er iaa lab, al
BET er rent forbauienbe. Get er Ell
oaarIie Sreit for en- ung SbeoIos, al
nogIe faa @Unenigbeber, Der blanbi
fine MeoIemmer teller noaIe at 2ali.
bets rigeite Solf, bar nofomme til Ell
8reitelsn, Der lsber op | 9lliener.
San faar iom GegeI pent finoe iig | al
begpnbe meo @egpnoeIien, og Den er,
sfonomiif feet, Tibet f~riitenoe, fanife
en- fem, Ter eaer iDp blinoreoe Sol.
lars ON Ioret, og ban bar ingen 60
rant for, bporlGnse ban er MOT til
at ilibe | oct I ct iaaoant 4aIb.
SpergsmaaIet blir oItiaa til ipper,oe
og iioit, ON en- ing Wano, Der ituar
foran 8alget of 2iositiIling, I Den
8raO fan iGtte Senipnet til e9en
3omfort tiliioe, at ban bill pfre Yre.
iiegierningen lit Sip % fin &raft.
Ser ifal life iaa Tibet al inore Srang
og Drift til at gisre bette / ct 2anb,
bbor Der err iaa mango 8eie aobne.
Salfalb frrper BET baaoe Selpior.
n9gtelie og ct opbere religisit Sinb,
emo man err nant til at finoe bos De
iIeite unge Mpnb / Dor Sib.
Sbno Der er iast ON SorboIoene |
fin aIminbelisbeo, gieIber I Sopeb.
trGffene ogiaa SorboIoet bIanbt os
Norlfe. Wange af bore Greiter bar
oct eobt | efonomiif Senieenbe / bore
Gage. Horif.I merifanerne bar i SIC.
gelen ppret mere emo pilige til at
belle fine Sober meo ben, Tom ifuloe
tale 2ipiens Orb til Dem; men ser err
l%lnbtaaeIier, % iGrlig / @%tisiionsfaI.
bene, bpcr ben ilnge Yrcit ofte maa
begpnbe fin girfiombeb, mac ban
enom | flor IlbitrGfning nsie fig me6
at Dele fine @enigbebers S~attigbom.
GIN er set garlife piit iaa, at Ell Ianb,
Der ifal inb | Breitegierningen, ber
bore bGbet oper Senipnet til mate.
riel &omfort; men lepe mao ban 10,
er SSnbtpgterne aItior farrige, bill
@jerningen bli tllng ielp for ben melt
ilegempttige. Wau mac oerior ben.
te, of bette Senipn bill ipiae ino /
Salg at 2ipSitiaing. stt bette / rim.
gere @rab bar SiIipIoet / t~ibligere
Sioer, er let at forflore fig; tbi banoe
frcmbeb SorDoloene ba millore gobe
Inleoninaer paa andre Smraaoer
END mi, % man bar life iorppnt meb
mango @efuemneIisbe0er,
iom | iig ieIp life netop opbrogcr til
SeIpforn9gtelle % Spoirelie. SertiI
iom ontpbet, of man / sc
Gage oite itob | ct anbet peripnIig
Sorbolb til oct firfeli9e el0 ltn9oonl-
men | Dor Sib. gr bette iioite paa.
tageli9 Der | 2arbet, iaa er set enonll
mere ipineialoenoe / Norge, og set hi.
ier iig o1Iaa ser, at BET bar bopt fin
SnoilpbeIIe / Sorm al Ell betpoelig
Nebaong / @ntauet al tbeoIogiife
Shloeren6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-18
Notwithstanding.
lobe OCTOBER.
gSo Ct. panr Gpeamarfeo.
Seaemarfeoet Minne,ota.

Drafters extra. .$Ioo-25o
Dra1ters choice ............ I2o-Ioo
Draiters, common to good.... oo-Il5
Farm mares and horses, extra. I4o-Ioo
Farm mares and horses choice. Iro-I3s
Farm horses common to good. 7o-IIo
I'VE I25-22o
Drivers and saddlers. 1920
Mules, according to size....... 1920
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-18

prrrxp a, ssoosb Class HAsrrs JvsY ibrH 1908 AZ rHs Posi-
o,rIcy q. DsoOsAn. low. rSpra ur hu or cOssrrss 90
Manor 3, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-18
Gan,as Gits 2~pesmarfeo.
eienr 9th @peamarfet.
Omaha &oGamarfeo.

SprnfpRg-Native steers.... SO. 25-10. IS
&1er pg &pier ............ 5.50-6. 10
Stockers and feeders 800. 4.50-S. 90
Spin-Bulk of sales ........ $685.. 90
Yam. 6.00-6. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03
Lion as an Artists Model.

53iu IN" NtF&l.1
There are few more difficult subjects TO
paint or sketch than the living creatures
seen in oar great geological gardens.
To facilitate the work ii the artists the
author. ties Al the New York Geological
P4r& have converted the end o. their lion
house iGto "A studio, Ahere those 80 in
c!intd can III and sketch the various ami
mails Erp1 life without fear OF Interrupt
tion. Tire model stand is a wife-fronteG
cage. nineteen feet long. hire feet deep
and seven feet high with its floor raised
TWO ANA q half feet aho.c that Of the
room n front, The bach. top and sides
II TIE cage are composed Of solid plate
glass The roof glass is opaque, the re-
maiudcr clear. 70 control the light. dark
olive green shades on rollers, easily oper-
ated from the front. are provided The
animal selected is transferred in Il novel
manurr. 1t is 6nticed into Il shifting
cage which is brought up through the
ioor of tie studio. The subject is then
liberated, when TIE cage sinks until the
ri ONES flush with the floor. one lion
-GG"B a.. Sultan. magnificent creature
is Kind. has been painted ana modelled
Il artists and sculptors over hundred
tines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

colors interminaied with green's. During
the evening : supper was served.
Among the guests We're Miss Jennie
Rice Of Chicago. Miss Helen Jonas OF
Fargo * D.: Miss Natalie Mayer Miss
Gladys Mayer. Miss Annette Goldsmith,
Miss I.eona Stern. Miss Rhoda Mountner,
Miss Bella Sch ffman, Miss Ern"stine
Rich. Miss Muriel Rapport Miss Helene
Hoffa Miss Florence Gusdorf, Miss Selma
Kahn, Miss Edith Strasburger. Miss
Rena Fleschnan. Miss Emile llillman.
Miss Dora Schf fman. Miss Irene Elm
stein. Miss Florence Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton kronheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Rich. and Messrs. Maurice Eiseman,
David Bacr Lawrence Gassenheimer,
Marry Simon. Bernard Racr. Arthur
Neuman. Herbert Jacob. Lester Marx,
Lester Ncuman. Joseph u, kaufman.
Melville Fischer. \ vim NeuInEeT. Alfred
Haas Stanley Fischer, Alfred Stern.
Norman Fischer, Bert COIN, Milton Gold
smith and Leroy King.
Mrs Regina Aurfcldt, vino was the
guest of her sister Mrs. samuel Ben
singer Of the Dupont, has returned 10 her
home i'll York. IA.
MIS-. Joseph Goldenberg has returned
to the city from visit with relatives
in New York.
Miss Florence Gusdorf who was spend
ing several days in Baltimore with Miss
Berdie Einstein has returned TO her
home on 18th street.
Mr. Joseph G kaufman and MI Edgar
kaufman. who spent the past week II
New York, returned - town Friday.
Miss Alice Ruth Tierney. whose MAJ
riage to Mr tiarry Marie! G~yun takes
place in Yokohama. Japan, March -, left
last night for san FRANCISCO
The Thursday Evening Five Hundred
Club was entertained Thursday evenin::
a the residence Of Mr. ana Mrs. ).
Frantilin Gardner, 10 Rock Creek thE!cn
road northwest Prizes We're won by
Mrs +. Vance Miller, Mrs. r. ". Champion.
Mrs :. Franklin Gardner. Nj Howard j.
Ga rlcr and All. 5. Franklin Gardner. It
the conclusion Of the playing the remain
der Of III. evening Was devoted to music.
Those present We're Mr.. ana Mrs. G..
". Holland. Nh ana Mrs. r. ". Crdmp
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. 5 Franklin Gardner.
Nj and ,irs. +. Vance Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs Howard J. Gayior and Nj. and Mrs.
Howard S. Fisk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
special Correspondence Of The Star.


WINCHESTER, Va. March =. 1912.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. w. Snyder have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their
niece Miss Margaret p. Flood. and Mr..
" iiliam NJ Baker of Wadesville. Clarke
county which is to he SolemniZed al
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. March t.
at Oakland farm. the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Snyder, near Charles Town, w. Va.
Miss Clark, daughter OF the Speaker of
the House OF Representatives and Mrs.
Champ Clark. came from Washington re-
Gently 10 visit AT Upton farm. the Rome
Of Mr. and Mrs. Shade Moore. near
selryville Mrs +. w. Baker has return
ed to her home ne..r Winchester. after
visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. McNenny Berry. in w aShing-
ton Miss Elise Nichols Of heSNlck, Va
who has been spending some time in WIN
chester, left several days ago for WASH
inston Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Light
and children left Martinspmg This week
sor Washington, where they have taken
.apa,tIaents At the ontario. Nj. and Mrs
PTa1yn tppicby of Washington have been
with relatives ut Charles Town recently.
Mrs Edward EUtledge of MartinsburS,
who has been visiting her cousin, Mrs.
\. O. Page in Washington. spent some
time with friends in Baltimore before re-
turning home Mrs. f. {. Matthew and
her daughter. Mrs. Lulu H. Matthew, who
have been visiting Mrs. j. w. Lupton in
Win .heSter have returned To Their home
at Leesburg. Va. Nh and Mrs Edward
Jacobs at Boyce have been spending the
week with friends III Washington and
Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Fred 5.
Hunt Of Martinsburg, W. Va. have been
visiting the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward NJ. Barr, in Winchester before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03
Attracting Recruits.
n The London Chronicle.


The war Office. in a notice inviting re-
cruits to join the Leicestershra Regiment
announces that "all amuseInents and
sports, both indoor and outdoor, are en-
couraged.'' Still tie attractions offered
are not SO great as those set out in the
advertisement Of a recruiting party for
the Light Dragons issued in 1901: You
will be mounted on the finest horses in
the world with superb clothing and the
richest accouterments, you ray and
privileges are equal to two guineaS
week; your society is cOurted. YOU are
admired by the fair. which. combined
with the chance of getting swished to
buXom widow or brushing with rich
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

heiress renders the situation truly en-
,iabIe and desirable. Young men out OF
enployment otherwise uncomfortable,
there is a tide in the affairs of men
which, taken at the flood, leads to for
tune. Nick it,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mrs. Isaac Iuld has returned to he,
home in New York, after visiting hel
sisters. the Misses Cohen of the Cliff
bourne. for several weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mrs. Sol Minister. accompanied b. her
daughter Dorothy. Of Ontario road left
town Thursday for Chicago TO visit Mrs.
Minister'S mother. Mrs. Carl Auerbach,
who is making her home in Chica go.
They expect 10 be away for 4 month $
visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mr. and Mrs. Rertram Rice of Ba!ti-
more were the guests during the week
If Mr.. and Mrs. /. ". Nordlinger 81
Biitmore street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mrs. Max Cohen of 1871 Biltmore street
left town foI. Savannah, Ga, during the
Week to rSil her daughter. Mrs. Sieefried
Fartl. and before returning she viii visit
another daughter. Mrs. Fred Levi in
Sumter. :. Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs. a. Kaufman of New
York. formerly Of this city, Were the
Weekend guests of relatives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mr.. Benjamin NordlnGer has returned
{" to"n from . two-~eek trip 10 Atlantic
City and New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mrs. Lawrence +. Cannon Of the Cecil
is recovering from the physical strain
resulting from her care Of her husband
during the three Years of illness previous
to his death and wishes TO express her
apprecid sion of the many inquiries made
by sympathetic friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mrs. Harry Heilbrun. with her two
dau&hters, Helen and Alice. of Mount
Vernon. \. Y. returned to their home
Monday last, after Il visit with Mrs
Heilhrun'S mother. .irs. T. ReiZenstein
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Miss Alice Rosentilal of Chicago spent
the past Week III town. and was registered
at the Hotel Raleigh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

MIR. and Mrs. \. Rosen1hal announce
Ne cnga cement of their daughter Florine
and |. Victor Stone Of Providence, r. L.
foImer!! Of this city. Vt home Saturdays
III March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mrs William Frank of Norfolk Va, is
the guest OF relatives in town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mrs Roy Wertheimer returned to her
home in Norfolk, Va, on Friday. While
in town she was the guest Of her aunt
Mrs. \. l. Strasburger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mr. and Mrs. Abe King. who spent d
week with Mrs. Kings parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. Kat in Paterson, Y. j.. have
returned To their home in the Gotham,
Calvert street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-03

Mrs. II. Schlosberg of l2nI + street
northwest entertained Miss Flora Miller
III New York and Miss A. Harris Of
Baltimore on George Washingtons birth
day. The house was decorated with
hatcnetS cherries and flags. and the
eEenin, was spent in dancing and vocal
aid instrumental solos.
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Miss Selma Kahn returned home diIlin ..
the week after Il weeks visit in Balti-
more as the guest Of her aunt. Mrs A.
Miller.
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y leap year dance was given to the
members IF the Octagon Club Thursday
night 1T the Cairo The large ballroom
Vas Iastefully decorated in the clubs
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Mrs. Charles FleScher has returned to
her home on Rhode Island avenue from
Atlantic City.
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SOCIETY,
Continued from Second Page

bell. Mr.. ]. H. Harper. sr, Mir. and Mrs.
f. =, Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A
oConnor Mrs. {. III. Rodier, Mrs. W. II.
Erouche Mrs. I. Z. McCardell, Mrs J.
/. Mahoney and Mr. and Mrs. J. w
Harper. jr.
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Mrs. \. {. Mayer entertained the Fri
day Afternoon Bridge Club last week al
her home on 18th street. The guests were
Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund, Mrs Harold
Levi, Mrs. Wallace Luchs. Mrs. Morton
i.ucns. Mrs. Edgar G. Kaufman, Mrs
Julian BiEiaWSki. Mrs. Nathan Frank
and Mrs. Harry Loeb. During the after
noon a tea was served.
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Mr. Nose Strouse of Baltimore was n
visitor i'll town during the week.
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The Ladies Auxiliary Society of the
Eighth Street Temple viii hold its re.u-
lar monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon
III the NcStrE % the temple. An inter
eSting program has been arranged which
Will be followed by Il social hour.
Papers " Ill be read by Mrs. Simon Nye
and Mrs. Abram Simon, and Rev. DIR.
Abra,n Simon will speak on current
TOPICS \ musical program will be given
by local talent.
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Miss Jennie Rice Of Chicago who is The
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Rudo oh
Eehrend of Wyoming avenue, was given
dance al Rauschcr'S on Wednesday
night by her auntS and uncles residing
here. TIE affair was ii most enjoyable
one and brought together Twenty-Five
young couples. most of whom were
friends Of Miss Rice
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Miss Florence Gusdorf. who spend
ing several days in Baltimore with Miss
BerClie Einstein. has returned 10 her
home on 18th street.
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Special Attention to
Ladies' Cleaning.
The CulbertSOn
Tailoring Company
L. Fryhling, Manager

Thorvald Johnson lost valuable horse
the latter part of last week.
Asmus Thomson. Of Dane Valley. was
chased by an enraged bull last Saturday on
his farm and narrowly escaped serious in
jury.
Mr. and Mrs. l. ]. Moses, of Poplar.
were guests of Mr.. and MIS-. T. ]. Hook
ing last Sunday while here to see the ball
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. C. Gregory were down
from Poplar Sunday to witness the ball
game and shook hands with many GILBERT
son friends.
lens Thofnsen. of Dane Valley. got his
foot caught in his pillow while blowing on
his fathers farm Monday. The hurt was
very painful but no bones we're broken.
The Cookery sale of the Presbyterian la
dies will be held tomorrow afternoon at the
Cash store. They have good things to eat.
and at the lowest prices, too. Call and see
for yourself.
The Presbyterian Sunday school was CIV
en- short talk last Sunday morning by
Rev. George Edwards. Of Great Falls, who
is Sunday school missionary in this Pres
bytery. He also preached at the evening
church service.
Mrs. S. S. Moen received word last
friday that her father was dying at his
home in Albert Lea. Mimi. and left for
that place the same evening. Word was
received by Rev. o. ]. Hagen on Wednes-
day that Mrs. Moons father was slightly
better.