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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24
l1i'Ing-Up:
BY Joe Bush

Colonel Charley Mann---,hc IL the
superintendent of the house press
gallery. and has been for n &C Jrc or
more of years. was rcminiscing the
other day about lunatica and things.
Did you ever hear the story about
'Mug.sy' McGraw OF the New YORK
Giants. and the iunatic'" he asked
his two friends.
NO" they replied. and gave him
tho signal TO unbuckis.
Well. Il was back In the days
when McGraw was with the old Bal
timorc Orioles. The ORIOLES went
down 10 willow Grove. Nd. one day
,o play ball with team from the
iunatio asylum there. The lunatics
might have been short on somc
thing. but thcy were ions on base
ball knowledge. and II was quite n
game
"Ono of tho players on the iunstio
team was man with the odd deiu-
sion that he was a kernel Of corn. he
licying that n a chicken appeared In
slght the chicken would eat him up.
he being Kernel OF corn. he always
lied on nrst signs Of approaching
poultry, Now II happened that one
OF th, attendants knew OF the mans
queer afiliction. and when the game
was going along very nicely, let a
chicken loose from u crate, The fowl
gave a loud cacklc and on went the
Innate at high speed for the shelter
of the asylum, McGraw happened to
bo Ia the mans path, and whom he
saw the lunatic running at top speed
he thought he was pursuing him.
1T was u great race, McGraw got
all the way TO the aslum before he
found out that the lunatic was not
chasing him. When he got back "a
the ball field even the other iunatics
were laughing at him"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24

No"e" o' Sns Ss u
pW
IN the circuit Court OF sns s'sts VI
oreson' 'o' n.am..n Soen"'
sts'e OF o'eson' rs'n''H'
Bert T. wi'nIo~' - Aa",a.s.Is'". o'
the Hs'a's OF Lou" ws"er' W
ceased ana =" O'aes r.oes ~
tssss'eo IN Sns .stsss .! sos ss,e
Lou's "s''s'' osesssse' os'ss'
.eu'
Notiee ]" nsrsoS e'vce snss " W"
tue OF IN orosr OF s..s guy 'ss.se 20.
OF 'ne eoovs csuu.e c0s.' os 'us .s'
DAY OF 'u'y. a. y Is.s' 'n sne seovs
enut'so cause 'ns vsi p!opsv NJ
uoneo ana ossei'oea u tns 'n'o'
ton niso on osna" OF .ne p'.,a'a.
state OF oIsson. w osoeee so'1 "
the sherin OF A'amatn cosnty' o'e
eon' ~ pao"c SUCTION. 'o' e.sa' ~
'ns same manner - ' s's "
SOLO on eAeeu.'on'
NOW. 'nsrs'ore' " '..us .. ~
orae' OF sa.s anu " .owp"s
wi'h' ! VIII. on ss'u'0.y, .ns s :"
day OF August ~ w. ' |" ~
O'CLOCK .. m. OF ss'o 's,' u w.
'front.' aoor .. 'as o0.' A.Ss ~
kiamatn county. o'soon. " 'nS ''s.
OF kiamath a"s. o.eson. sen ~
pubic auction. 70 Sns n'snss. o'eae.
Tor casn. the FOLLOWING osset'oee 'es'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
mot Coal I.anda,

lNot Coal IsAnos,
Department OF the Interior. United
States Land once at Lakeview.
Oregon. May II. 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that James
u. Short. whose postoilice address IL
Oiene. Oregon. did. on the nth day
OF November. 1911. nle In this once
sworn statement and application No.
5bi6s. to purchase the sw u OF the
NEx. the sEh OF the NWN. Sec
tion 81. Township 20 g.. Range
lln T.. willamette Meridian. and
tho timber thereon. under the provi-
sions OF the act OF June .. 1878. and
acts amendatory. known ~ the "Tim.
ber and stone Law" at such value 10
might be nxed by sppraisemsnt. and
hat. pursuant to such application. the
land and timber thereon have been
appraised at a total Of $500. the tim
or estimated $4,000 board feet
ut 80 cents per NJ. and the land At
$50; that said applicant will Offer
final proof In support OF bis applica'
ton and sworn statement on the Soth
day Of August. 1919. before @. n.
)sLap. county clerk OF klamath coun.
ty. at klamath Falls. Oregon.
Any person IL At liberty to protest
this purchase before entry. or initiate
a contest at any time before patent
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24
Nolleo e0p PuboDooo1a0
(Noe Coal I.snds.


Dspartmsnt Of the lAts1es. UnAeo1
States Land O@es q LAkevlov.
Oregon. June II. 1871.
Notice b hereby Sivsa that JaDee
Briscos. whose postebes aldssss =
Klamath Fails. 0rsgoa. aid. - tAs
"a day Of January. 1914. 1is b III
once sworn statsmsat asl aepueae
,ioa No. os337. to purchase Tie Swk
NV Y. Section -. Township % o.
Range 10 T.. Willamette Meridian.
and the timber thereon. under tAe
provisions Of the act Of Juas .. 1873.
and acts amsadstosy. kAevn - ~
Timber and stoas Law" at sueh
value % might b assd b. appraiss-
msnt. and that. pufsuast 70 such ap-
plication, the iand aAl tinbse tA9e
on have been Appraised at . tseal g
500. the timber sstinsea1 q Se.see
board ,sss At u per ~. sad The lane
At SO: that said applicant VIII e9R
nnai proof In support oe bic appliea-
ton and sworn seatsosat - ~ oeeA
day Of August. 1919. before Q. = p
Lap. county clerk Of klamath county.
Oregon. st klamath Yalls. oregeo-
Aay person b ~ iiossty to protest.
this purchase before entry. OF initiate
contest st any time befoss petsns
issues. By alins . corrobosassl a.
davit In this once. allsgins fesss
which would defeat the easry.
A ". 0RToN.
7-l-s-as RsGise9.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24
Notice Of sale Of Real Properly Undes

Notice Of Sale Of Real Property Undee
Execution
In the Circuit Court OF the state OF
Oregon. for the County OF Kism-
ath.
Fred Noel and Lena Noel. Plaintids.
Bird Loosely. Defendant.
Notice 10 hereby given that nv vtr-
tue of an execution and order Of sale
duly issued out Of the above entitled
court and cause on the 91d day Of
July. 1919. upon . decree made and
entered OF record In said court and
cause. and In said county and state
on the 33d day Of June, 1919. In
favor Of the above named plaintias
and against the above named defend-
ant. dirsetins the sals Of certain real
property to satisfy the cum q
Sl,0s7.e1. plaintiffs debt. end he
further sum OF $3.50 - attss1sys'
fees. and the costs and disburssnents
Of said suit taxed at elS.3o. Together
with interest thereon at the rats q
9 per cent per annum frem The ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24
Notice for Publication
United States Land O6ies. Laksvisw
OREGON. July 0th. 1918.


Notice II hereby given that the
Northern Pacific Railway Company.
whose postofBcs address b 81. Paul.
Minnesota. has this sth day Of July.
1913. nisd In this once its applics-
tion 10 select under the provisions Of
IN. act OF congress approved July 1.
.lsss (30 Stat. sS7. 500. - sxtsatsd
BY the oct Of consrsss approved Nay
II. 1905. the MEX SEX. sk Of
SEX. Sec. 30. and NEk NEk. Sec.
81. T. 81 g.. R. . T.. W. u.
Any and al persons claiming I'd.
vsrseiy the lands described. or dssir-
ing to object because Of the mineral
character Of the land. or for any 9TH
Or reason. to the disposal TO applicant.
should his their afhdavits Of protest
In this once on or before the 9th day
Of September. 1919.
A. W. ORION.
7-is-O.6r Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24
Herald Want Ads
'-,,,,,. ron sAM

1,..A NI,neA hao wood ., $50
!. ,o,d 49, tho Nss, buy you
~ ,0,s "'a. Aer early. don't ~a,t.
~ : wsryroN. rhono ie's' '-i"
y -. sX,.n--,,o acres OF uni'"prov.
W. ~ land, situated about ' MIC
49,, ~ Of BONANZA. ore; aspser"
's.,' !, awning land. 100 acres oL1moe,:
. '.,..,, mahogany and xIdns land'
's',a,. '.n.S.uro Of water n, <sp,h OF n'ne
~, ,'s'o ar lea. Sehooi ~ niles best
~, ', |. N, sAn,yErowins on Join
r'a ,..s AdS II. ". Kesaee,
lm 'A.' r.,,, ore. 2sNU
Z. IcRss Of good fsrm',SfAnd. IL
~ c,oos county, ore ~ sale or
IA. 70, land near 6mash Falls
: -, !, : T"-VS,.IT'' phone 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24

nid day belnG ~ ~ lay q sAeve1.
ilcatioa Of this ssnosas. - ~ ~
LAY within which tins zoe ere ~
quirsd 70 appear and answer ~ sail
complaint. - AxsA b. he seostsD -
der for the putlicatioa q ~ su0-
mons.
II you fail to appear ana answer
tbs said eomplaint The plaintiR VIII
apply TO the court for the relief e.
maadsd II the esDplaiae u ~ D1a1n-
tn.
That this suit is brought Tor ~
purpose Of quistinG the titls 70 lses
3 and 10 In block ~ In the town q
klamath Pals. the same bsias .
part Of lot .. In Section -. Township
80. South Range .. East Of the VII
iamstte Meridian. klamath eouasy.
Oregon. And for . decree Of he
above named court. adjudginS that
the plaintiff In the shove satitisd suis
10 the owner Of the said iaads aal
entitled to the psacsabls and Guiee
possession Of the sane. and that The
defendants. nor either Of then havo
any right, title or estate IN aa1 70 The
same and that each and svssy Of the
above named dsfsadants - SseSvse
barred from asserting aay Sighs -
claims TO any part o. parcel q u
said lands In any manner vhaesvse.
That this sanooas b pobllsoe1
once Q wssk. for the psssoe - ~ ~
csssivs wssks in he Klamath DsUub-
licsa. . nsvspapss. psiaasl 80 Dub.
iishsd st klamath Ialls. oregeos ~
an order Of w. 3. Weedso. eoaoAy
judge for the eounty Of Kjsoaeh. 80
state OF 0ssgoa. Aatsl July 10. 1913.
and the asst publieatiea bslng oe1e
upon the 3sth day oe Jsly. 1el9.
c. -. 0NBll1.
Attorney fes P1aintaR.
1855 Ela0atA val1s. 0es.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24
CRATER LAKE NEWS

Crater Lake company automobiles
are meeting NIL q. p. trains at Chilo-
quin. Round trip fare. Chiloduin TO
Crater Lake. &ll.bO.
Il
When advised by phone. sutomo-
biles will meet launches at Agency
Landing. Round trip rate same 40
Chiloquin.
y 4
Automobiles from Crater Lake 10
Medford, Monday and Thursday. fare
@l6, 3s6 round trip.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24

issues. by nling . corroborated am.
dAvit in this once. alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
A. W. ORTON.
7-t-s-9sr Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24

Are you Interested In KLAMATH
COUNTY, u SO. see the stephens
Hunter Realty Co. They have soms
tood harxsiss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24

In the Circuit Court os tAs oeats q
Oregon. tor the couaty Of Asan-
ath. -.
=. q. Msrrill. Plaiatih.
~.
Edward c. Brooks. Margaret C.Droeks.
wife Of Edward G. Brooks:
Hattie Brooks: Hsirs at Law
Of Quincy 4. Brooks and Llssie
Brook. Deceased: Charles Crsss-
ton. Ida Cranston and Nell VII.
iiams. Heirs at Law Of Wasrsa
Cranston and Nsttis craastoa.
Deceased; Charles z. Wndsy:
James B. Churchill and q. n.
Hawkins: Agnes Pierce and Al
bert Hopkins Pierce. Hsirs At
Law OF J. @. Pierce. Deceased: 4:
Also all other Persons and Par
ties Unknown Claiming any
Right. Title. Estate. Lien or In.
tsrsst In the Real Estate D.
scribsd In the Complaint Herein,
Defsndants.
To Edward G. Brooks. Margaret Q.
Brooks. wife OF Edward @,
Brooks; Hattie Brooks. Hsirs q
Law Of Quincy A. Brooks aAd
Lissis Brooks. dscsassA: Chaslel
Cranston. Ida Cranston aAt
Nell Williams. Hsirs at Law d
Warren Cranston and Netti'
Cranston. Deceased; Charles y
Wildsy. James B. Churchill en-
and G. N. Hawkins: Agnes Pierre
and Albert Hopkins Pierce. Heir
at Law Of J. q. Pierce. Deceased
Also al Other Persons and PaS
ties Unknown. Claiming IN,
| Right. Title. Estate. Lien or In
| tsrsst In the Real Estate d
4 seribsd In the Complaint UsrsiI
Defendants Above Named.
In the Name Of the state OF Oregon
| You and each Of you are hereby n
CURED TO appear and 70 answer th
eomplaint OF The plaintiff abov
NAMED. now upon ale h he clerk
} Io@cs for the chow mentioned eour
n the above entitled sait. % o. B,
fore the 9Th day OF September. Iel'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24

We have some very drsirabie Gu
street property for saie--Stephens
Hunter Realty ca,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24
To Whom u May Concern

." """ - "Ay Noocu
W. u. A. Rsnner 10 no longer
authorized to act for either Of the
undersigned In legal matters now
pending,
4. d. GATEwoop.
GLEN c. BRADBURY.
?2-3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24
GENERAL NOTICES
Dlssolusiou Noeice

Notice 10 hereby given that the CO.
heretofore existing -.
tween Edmund n. Chiicots and Geo.
II Rice. under tho arm name Of Chill
cote A Rice. has been dissolved BY
mutual consent. Mr.. Chileots will
continue tho business aud assume all
obligations. lS-Sw
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-08-24
ron RENT

NiCELS furnished rooms Mt tn. or.
gon House. RiSth and klamath
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Riverdale.
Of The Star.

Special Core spondence of The Star.
RIVERDALE. Md, December IS, 1872
Harry Burlingame and family spent
Christmas with Mr. Burlingame's parents
in Washington Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dunlap entertained their children and
grandchildren at Christmas dinner. The
1919 law class of the Georgetown Law
School rendered reception to Mr.. and
Mrs II. a. Hegarty Saturday evening,
December II. it being the second ami
versary of their wedding. They presented
Mr.. and Mrs. Hegarty with a cut glass
table service. Miss Mary Rhodes of Wash
ington presided over the punch bowl. 9th
ers present were Mr.. and Mrs E. p.
Springer. Mrs. r. NJ *. Shelton, Miss
Emily Spellman, Miss *. Johnson, Il. S.
Regar, William Hammer, Morris Konigs-
berg, II A. Schladt and f. p H. Scott
Miss Elsie De Groot is in Baltimore at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. NJ. w Flynn,
for the holidays Mrs. c. d. Coleman
and Lewis Coleman of Washington and
Edward Coleman of Haiethorpe. Balti-
more county. Md, are spending the holt
days with Mrs. l.. c. Frey Adams and
Arthur avenues. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Murphy Of Washington spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Hegarty, Mali
son avenue. Mr.. Mershon and family of
Washington have taken the Taylor house
on Lincoln avenue for the winter. Mrs.
Mary L. Willis of East Riverdale has
moved to lexington for the winter. Mr.
Hinckle has taken the property formerly
occupied by Mr.. Alfred Ellaby, and Is
now occupying same.
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Among the Diplomats.
FrmoNSIoN@

The British ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce expect the Countess of Aberdeen
and Miss Violet Asquith to arrive here
next Thursday morning to be guests for
a short period. They have cards out for
dinners for them on January > and 10.
They will be received by President and
Mrs. Taft and will attend the diplomatic
reception at the White House the even
ing of January 3.
Owing to delicate health Nine. de Ava
los. wife of the military attache to the
Mexican embassy, will not be able to at
tend any social functions during Jan
uary.
The first secretary of the Mexican en-
bassy and Nine. de la Cueva have re-
turned after Il weeks visit III New York.
The Mexican minister to Cuba, Mr..
Godoy, and son George are spending the
holidays with Mrs. Godoy and the fam
lily in Chevy Chase. The health of their
youngest son is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Okabe of the Japanese
embassy spent a few days last week in
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-29

Our Savior New Year eve. will unite
branches of two famous Virginia fami-
lies. Miss Washington being direct con
nection of Gen. George Washington and
Mr.. Hopkins. a chemist of note of this
city, "A descendant of Johns Hopkins. the
Baltimore philanthropist. Miss Washing
ton Will have as her attendants Mrs.
James Clark Of Maryland. matron of
honor: her sister. Miss Emma Allen
Washington, maid of honor and the
bridesmaids will be Miss Fannie r.
Washington, Miss Isbel Lippett Miss
Esther Ball Massaeus and Miss Amy
Pearl Langley, cousin of the bride. The
flower girls will be Miss Elizabeth T.
Washington, sister of the bride. and Miss
Rowan McHugh Mr.. Hopkins will have
Mr.. James Clark as his best man and
the ushers will be Mr.. Charles Barnett
Mr. Louis Hopkins, Mr.. Burn G.. Shep-
herd. Mr.. w. Selden Washington, Mr.
Thomas Montague Lippett and Mr. Mar
shall Briefly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-29
Recent Weddings.

The marriage of Miss Dakota ]. Best,
daughter of Mrs. NJ. f. and the late DR..
j. Janney Best, and Maj. Stewart Elicit
Brown of Richmond, Va, took place at
the home of the bride, 1452 Euclid street
northwest, at noon December IS. 1912.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Peter w. Jeffreys of the Mount Pleasant
NJ. f. Church South. The bride was
given in marriage by her uncle, DR. Sam
uel Lunt of Alexandria, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left Immediately
for an extensive northern trip, and upon
their return will go to Richmond to live.
The wedding of Miss Bradley and Mr.
Cutler was one of the prettiest and most
picturesque home ceremonialS of the sea-
son in Boston. The bridal party walked
from the music room the length of the
hall to the library through posts of white
satin, each surmounted with clusters of
pink roses. to the bower of palms, where
the ceremony took place. After the cere-
mony the bride and bridegroom passed
UP the aisle TO the Mendelssohn march
music. returning to the library, which
was the scene of the reception They
stood in front of a huge bank of pink
begonias, the only floral decoration be-
sides the flowers which had been sent
the bride. The breakfast was served to
the bridal party at a large table in one
of the down stairs rooms. AS the bride
and bridegroom came down the three
flights of stairs on going away. the usl-
erS and bridesmaids ShoWered them from
the top flight with a quantity of pink
rose leaves. The bridesmaids all carried
large pink and blue baskets. which were
filled with the leaves. The brides going
away gown was of cerise cloth, tailor
built, with which was worn "a black hat
An orchestra played for dancing while
the young people waited for the bride
to come down stairs after the breakfast
Miss Louise Jackson at her wedding
last week in New York to Mr.. John B.
Cornell wore white satin trimmed with
duchess lace and made with a court train
of cloth of silver embellished with orange
blossoms Her veil of duchess and old
point lace, worn by her mother when a
bride, was held by a cluster of orange
blossoms, and she carried bouquet of
lilies of the valley and bride roses She
wore diamond pendant, the gift of her
mother.
Miss Ruth Haskins was the maid of
honor. and the other attendants were
Misses Marjorie Motley and Paula Fleit-
mann. They were dressed alike in cos
tunes of apricot satin with coats of
brown chiffon. They wore brown velvet
hats and carried chiffon muffs of the
same shade to which We're fastened clus-
tiers of yellow roses.
surprise to their many friends
Elise Butler, the young daughter of
Charles w. BUTLER, the sculptor, and sis
ter of Richard BUTLER, the actor. and
Mr.. Ernest III. Clark, broker. at the
home of the bride Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
will reside in New York city.
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The Acher-Ho
Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Frances Hodges
daughter of Col. Harry +. Hodges, t.
:. ~. and Mrs Hodges, and Lieut.. Al
bert Hilands Acher, Corps of Engineers
L. S. A., will take place next Thursday
at o'clock at ST. Johns Episcopal
Church.
Miss Alma Louise Hodges, the brides
sister, will be the maid of honor. and
the bridesmaids are to be Miss Eliza
beth Moves, Miss Mary Webb, Miss Zena
Acher of Pennsylvania, sister of the
groom; Miss Aileen Gorgas, daughter OF
Col. Gorgas of Panama: Miss Mary
Devol, daughter of Col. Devol of Panama
and Miss Faith Sanford of Detroit
Lieut.. Daniel 1. Sultan will be the best
man, and the ushers are to be Lieut.
Charles r. Rockwell, Lieut.. Lindsay G.
HerkneSs Lieut.. Francis G. Harrington
Col Edwin St. J. Greble, Lieut.. Ear
North and Lieut.. Z. S. Reinecke.
A small reception will follow at the
Hodges residence on Massachusetts ave
nue.. Col. and Mrs. Hodges will enter
tain at dinner Tuesday night in honor OF
their daughter and Lieut.. Acher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-29
Days at Home.

Mrs. James A. Reed will not receive
until the third Thursday in January.
The members of the Alumni of the Theta
Kappa Phi Fraternity will receive We'd
nesday, January ], in the drawing room
of the Wyoming from 3 to o'clock.
Among those receiving will be Miss Nora
Pepper, Mrs. BaltZ, Miss Leila Howard,
Miss Anita Swingle, Miss Margaret Cum
MINIS, Miss Jessie Cair. Miss Mary Smith,
Miss Alice Tfbbets, Miss Audrey Johnson.
Miss Beryl MacCauiey, Miss Virginia
Schofield Miss Alice Bates. Miss Helen
Grandfield and Miss Beatrice Ward
Mrs. Reed, wife of Capt. Alvin Reed. Z.
s. A, and Mrs. Simpson, wife of Lieut..
Harry Simpson. L. s. A., are visiting
Kautz, L. S. N. at his residence, 20oS r
street. Mrs. kau+z is at home Fridays In
December and February.
receive January 1.
Mrs Frederick w Matteson and Miss
Matteson will not be at home Friday,
January ;, but will receive the remaining
Fridays in January.
Mrs Borland. wife of Representative
Borland of Missouri, will receive inform
ally Tuesday next. from ; to & o'clock
and will be assisted by Miss McCumber
Miss Sallie Williams. Miss Greta Bristow
Miss Barbara Stephens, Miss Florence
Schneider, Miss Ethel Lloyd. Miss Helen
Hardy and Miss Lucy Hole Smith.
Mrs Stephen Ayres and Miss Ayres will
not receive Tuesday. They will be al
home the last Tuesday in January.
Mrs. Oliver f. Pagan and her daughter
Mrs. Charles Francis Miller. will be al
home to their friends Mondays durlng
the season, at 1865 Biltmore street.
Mrs William Graeme Harvey and hel
sister will be at home to their friends
New Year afternoon and the following
Wednesdays in January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-29
For Notable Guests.

Mrs. Henry F. Dimock who is spend
ing the winter at 1881 L street, which
was formerly the home of her brother, the
late William G. Whitney, and the scene
of so many handsome entertainments dur
ing the first Cleveland administration. will
inaugurate her winters pleasures by a re-
cep;ion and dinner next Wednesday and
Thursday for her house guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Schelling of New York Mrs
Dimock VIII have the British ambassador
and Mrs. Bryce and their guess, the
Countess of ABB rdeen and Miss Violet AS
quith. at d dinner party in early January
and at q later date Mrs. Grover Cleve-
land.
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To Welcome New Year.

To speed the parting year and to well
come in 1913 the Washington Canoe Club
will give a masquerade cotillon at the
clubhouse Tuesday evening. December 81.
The cotillon will be led by Mr.. David
NJ Lea, the newly elected president of
the club. and Mrs. Lea. Seasonable deco
rations. in harmony with the holiday spir-
it, will enhance the beauty of the coy
ballroom. Handsome favors for the favor
figure have been obtained After the un-
masking. at midnight, buffet supper will
be served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-29
Benefit Performance.

The Washington Chapter of the Alum
nae of Goucher College. formerly the
Woman's College of Baltimore. will give
a benefit performance of Arnold Bennett s
play. "Milestones," at the Columbia The
alter Monday night, January g, 1913. The
money raised is to form part of a fund
Of 81 100000 to pay the debt of the col
Iege and to increase it's endowment.
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Coming Hospitalities.

January 1, from to O'Clock at her
home in Park road for the Western High
School class of 1913. Miss Hopkins. who
is the vice president of the class, will be
assisted in receiving by the other officers
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Debut Parties.

Mr. and Mrs Judson C. Clements have
sent out cards for a tea, Tuesday, jan
uary T. from 4 until 4. in honor of their
debutante daughter. Miss Claudine Gle
mentS.
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Recent Events.

Miss Dorothy Smallwood. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Smallwood of 18th
street, entertained Friday afternoon at
bridge and d tea
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Party Dates.

MI and Mrs. Fillebrown will enter
tain in honor of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy F'ilebrown. at a tea, January s.
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The second of a series of dances viii
be given at the Washington navy yarC
January IL.
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Miss Ruth Rice has sent out cards for
a bridge and five hundred party, for jan
uary =, at her home on q street.