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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-22

tus verdaderamente mobiles, lucharon
con aliento de grandeza majestuosi-
dad por esta terra tan debil infortu-
NADIA. Ambos comprendleron la mu-
tilidad de su obra. Estaban solos.
Hostos decepcionado parti6 hacia las
republcaS Sud-americanas donde 10 aco-
gieron con efusi6n Y cari1lo, admirando-
TO- respetandolo tributandole homena-
les por su illlminada y cOmpleJa perso-
nalidad
Por antojoS fatales del Destino Puer-
to Rico pas0 de la domination espanola
la domination americana Y HoStos He
no de tristezas. plateado su cabello, re-
torn6 a su pals con la Ultima eSperan-
"a: fundar la Liga de Patriotas.
Inutilmehte Su voz sono en- el va
clio de la indiferencia Y el gran patrio-
ia tuyo que alejarse hacia las riberas de
una TERRA hermana Santo Domingo de
Guzman
ALI yivi6 con slls dolores y ALI en-
contr0 I'M suave lenitivo de amor
Hoy duerme ell Sueno eterno. cabe
un sauce serenO Y majestuoSo, ante ell
cual Sc prosterna una juventud brillan-
tie que vierte llantos. oraciones y ala
banzaS que no son nueStraS
Yo no Quisiera recOrdar coSaS amar-
gas que ensombrece nueStros corazones
Y pone I'M deio angustioSo en- nuestras
palabraS. Mas, hay algo Ell el fondo de
la vida que como Ell al fondo de los
lagos. yiene a la superficie 81 Sc remue-
Ve.....
Aquh hay hombres que vaIen mucho
pOr su talento profundo, por su vasta
cultura literaria, y por sus bellas vir-
tudes espirituales, y son mirados con la
mayor indiferencia y el mas cruentc
desden
All, he tergiversado la idea Y la IN
tenei5n de Brau
70 he descendido las aguas negra.
y silenciosas de la Profmdidad Infni
ta aguas que surca la barca mistica dc
10 descogocido, donde van las aImas has
ia Quien Sabe que islas de reposo 81
lencio, y acercandome la ribera dor
mida lie he preguntado al poeta: Dime
poeta, he imterpretado NAL tn hondo Y
6ltimo grito? Ell ha sonreido con una
sonrisa intensamente amarga, y desga-
rrando la ttnica blanca que envolvia
su cuerpo, me ha ensef1ado las siete lla-
gas de Cristo las siete llagas de todos
los Cristos
Eva,qsto Rsbera Cherrem0nt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-22
NOTAS HIPICAS
EN- Ell HIPODROAlO DE NIRAATAR

Tn suggestive programa es el que han
combinado para ell domingo pr6ximo en-
el llip6dromo de Airamar
S'eis carreras interesantisimas que ha
de llevar 81 I'm pdblco interesantlsi-
mo- Vease.
t. carrera | 2 milla.
Luper6n 90 libras, Cbaguito 90. Ora
g6n So Indiana S5. Pensamiento Is.
2" carfera 1900 metros.
Carmeita IS libras. Tom 50. Two
Step 50, Marino 90
ga carfera 900 metros.
Desengano 90 libras, Secretario 90
Mouven 100 libras y Beauty 120 libras.
60 metres detras.
T. carrera 1000 metros.
lnglaterra 10 libras, Covadonga 100 !:
Bruja 95 libras, metros delante.
% carrera 1000 metros.
Gitana IS libras, Secreto IS, Taboo
80, Y Belleza 80.
g. carrera | 2 milla
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-22
Aparicion de
un cometa
Providencia

Providencia
Comunican a La Tribune que,
Frank f. Seagrave, un astr6nomo de
Providencia. observe un cometa, des-
cubierto el sabado por la tarde Ell Mar
sella, por Borelli.
Este cometa, que es de condicion muy
brillante, Sc encuentra EN- la constela-
cion de Hercules, y pu6dese distinguir-
lie con la ayuda de un pequeno telesco-
pio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-22

Titanic 100 libras, Desengano 90;
Yuma 100 libras y Obrero 90, so me-
.tros detras.
"a carrera 2 milla.
Pope go libras, Atrevido II, NIulato
90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-22

nafa0a de huracan a0rlO mis- OJoS
Y. sueno todavia
Hav reconditeces en- el alma de las
grandes ideas que Sc escapan los olos
que no estan acoStumbradoS mlrar
profundidades. Hay sImbolos tan ra-
ros Y tan intensos que resultan llenos
de perplejidad, son indefnlbles. Hay
bellezas en- la Obra de los artlStaS que
solo pueden comprenderlas los que VI
ven extasiados toda su vida en- la con
templaci6n de tales obras. Mas para
comDrender los luminOsos verSOS dc
Brau no es neceSariO buScar protundl-
dades nj vivir eXtasiado en- caStas con
temDlaciones. sino leer con atencion pa
IA yer en- elloS la sintesis de una vida
larga doloroSa Y glorifcante.
Sobre lecho de abr0Jos
Rosas? iserenidades? 5venturaS
No. Espinas. tristezaS y martlmoS
Sueno de patria fue la vida mia:
;Amores? itriunfos? ilaureleS?
no. Luchas, soledades y ahiccioneS
Rafaga de huracan abri6 mis- oJos
iBrisas? tluces? fragancias?
No. .Egoismos. indiferencias ingratltu-
des
y. isueno todayia
......-..'.'. ''''.
el alma del poeta, enome centelleah-
te. despues de las amarguraS de su Vlda
de Sisifo suena todavia. y sonan-
do. sin doblegarse, reclina su cabeza de
plata sobre el corazon ingrato de la Ia
nura. :. iya sabeis
Yo no he tergiversado la idea y ia
intenci6n del poeta, III he querldo pre-
sentarlo como antiregionalista. 1o he
visto en- estos versos cuya intensldad da
llegado mi coraz0n, un alma LENA Gle
las ininitas amarguraS de las decepclo-
mes V de las ideas inmortales. La VI
da de los hombres que luchan por el
sacro ensuefo de la libertad es una VI
da tonnentosa Y triste, porque, old4o
bien van solos a la realization de su
ensueno; porque nadie participa de slls
sehtimientos: porque son envidiados al
mirarlos avanzar con her0icas decislo-
mes hacia la cumbre de ORC de las vir-
tudes excelsas; porque. no las compren-
den nj Sc dan cuenta de sus abnegacio-
mes: porque la humanidad riecesIta que
Ie den las ideas empapadaS Ell llanto
sangre
tOs acordais de Cristo?
Brau fue grande y lucho por su pals.
Brau fue de los perfectos y no 10 admi
raron. Brau fue de los puros y vlylo
on amargo Y doloroso interminable OIL
yido.
Yo amo a mi pals, pero no deJo de
comprender que todos sus hoanbres son
despreciados Ell vida, y solo bendeel-
dos Ell tn1erte.
Hostos, el gran antillano, nacio en-
Puerto Rico, y nosotros no podemos lia-
parlo nuestro. FL Y Betances, esplrl-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-22
Por los heridos
de MeliIla

Subscription alberta por ell Casino
Espanol de San Juan, p. r., para 5000
rrer los heridos y familias de los
muertos EN- la presente campana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-22
La verdad dolorosa

Jose Rodriguez Arias, a quien no
tepgo el honor de conocer, escrlbe un
articulo en- ell cital dice que yo he ter
glversado la idea la intenci6n de Sal
vador Brau al escribir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-22

Sobre lecho de abrojos
sueno de patria fue la vida mia;
rafaga de huracan abri6 mis- oJos
Y. lsueno todavia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-22

Remitido por ell Centre Espa-
mol, cuya relaci6n de do
nantes no Sc ha recibido, s 225 80
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CULPEPER.
ecial Correspondence Of The star.

Special Correspondence OF Inc star.
CULPEPER. Va, February 10. 1912.
Miss Lillian Kegw:n has returned
from a five-week visit TO TarApa, Flor
ida, where she was the guest of her
father. Rev Henry Kegwin. Miss Sara
Robertson, who has been visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs While
Robertson, on Jamesons Hill, and also
made a brief visit to other relatives
near Mitchells, left for her home in
stanton Friday. Miss Mary Hartwell
Somerville of oxford. Miss, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson for
part of the week. Miss Caroline Ham
ner of Lynchburg is spending several
weeks with the. MtssEsr-I4oEt11E-.. AtrH
Henry Grasty of Orange, who mas been
spending several weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Pulliam, returned home
this week. Misses Sally Anderson,
Alice Carter and Helen Hawieyf chap
eroned by Mrs. Robert Matthews, spent
today in Washington, where they at
tended the matinee performance of
"Chantecler." Mrs. Esteue johnson is
visiting her sister. Mrs Blanche Lam
urea and her daughter. Miss Lucy
Puryrea. of Danyille arrived THURSDAY
for a visit TO Miss Byrd Law. The
Rev. Mr.. Harper.of Manassas was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith
last Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. and
leave this week for their new home at
The Plains, in Fauquier county Mrs
Strother. who Was Miss Anna Coons OF
saltwater, Mimi. has made hSr home
in Culpeper for the last ten years, and
will be much missed and regretted. Mr..
and Mrs Russell Yowell and their Sis
ter. Miss Sudie Lewis. We're guests OF
friends in washington for part OF the
week. Mrs. Robert Matthews is, spend
ing several days m Philadelphia. Miss
Elizabeth Ransome-s and Miss = Lila
Bradbury of Orange, chaperoned by
Mrs. George Browning. attended the
lean year dance here Thursday night.
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per, to DR.. Laurence Sanford Ricketts, of
Orange. the wedding to take place early
in April. Mrs. Lewis Nelson is home after
visit of week to her sister, Mrs.
HoOf, near Alexandria. The Wednesday
bridge met this week with Mrs. Tucker
Chelf at her home on East street. Miss
Sally Anderson making the top score,
was presented with the prize box of
stationery. Thursday Mrs, Chelf also en-
tertained at cards, her guests on this &C.
easion being the members of the Senior
Five HundredfClub and a few additional
friends. The Womans Auxiliary of ST.
Stephens was entertained Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Robert Mat
thews. There was large attendance Of
both officers and members, and after a
large amount of routine business had
been disposed of social half hour over
tie teacups was much enjoyed
Mrs James Bragg is spending some
days with her mother. Mrs. Amanda
Hudson. on Spencer street. The Rev.
Frank Burks Of Christ Church, Brandy
is home. very much benefited by stay
of several weeks at the Retreat for the
Sick in Richmond, where he has been
under treatment The Young People s
Foreign Missionary Society of the Metho-
dist Church held charming entertain
on East street. Monday night. An at
tractive musical program was rendered
and refreshments were served during
the evening. Mr.. Carey Fox has been
spending some days in Orange, but win
return to Culpeper the last of the week.
Miss Leila Fraley entertained the BILL
ken Card Club, of which she is a MEM
her, Wednesday afternoon at the Hotel
Waverly. Her guests included the MEM
bers Of the club. with these additions:
Misses Kathryn Eggborn, Fannie YowelI,
Jamie Jones. Florence Woolfork, Mes,
danes Rust, Frank Duncan, Marion Lewis.
Shields. Samuel Booker, Jack Fray.
Miss Mary Jones captured the members
prize. Miss Voolfolk the guests prize.
and Miss Jamie Jones: was awarded q
very attractive consolation" Refresh
ments were served at the conclusion Of
the evening. A leap year dance was
given by the young ladies in Armory
Hall Thursday night. Mrs. Bessie Brown
ing will leave the first of the week for q
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While in Culpeper they were the guests
of Mrs Willie Hill ON East. street !

While in Culpeper they were the guests
of Mrs Willie Hill, on East street:
Mrs. c. Louise Dohme made. a brief
visit this week to Danville. where her
student at the Randolph Macon In
stitute. Mrs. Fremont Pennoyer, who
spent the past week with Mrs. Charlie
Long at the latter's new home on
near Stevensburg. Mrs. Hugh Hamil-
ton of Warrenton is visiting her
brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs.
Roslin Vass.
Mrs. Richie Grove has returned from
visit TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Bell of Madison Run, i'm Orange. Misses
frankie Taunt and her cousin, Laura
Smith, who have been spending the winter
in Culpeper, leave next week for extended
visits, Miss Taunt to be the guest of her
uncle and aunt. Surgeon General and .tss
Rixey, in Washington, and later Of
friends in New Jersey and New York
city. and will not return before summer
Miss Smith will make round OF visits
to relatives in Texas and will also he
gone several months. Miss Margaret
Cowie. has been a guest of Mrs. Cave
English at her home on East street dur
ing the week. Miss Elizabeth RUSSELL
Washington accompanied by two of her
classmates, is spending several days at
home. Miss Byrd Law entertained with a
small bridge party in honor of her house
guest, Miss Florence Woolfork. These
asked to meet Miss WooIfork were Misses
Nita Grimsley Jaqueiine Ware, Lulu
Sutherlin, Sally Anderson, Helen Hawley
and Mesdames Tucker Chelf, Charles
3oldsborough and Frederick Power Hud-
gins. Luncheon was served on the card
tables at the conclusion Of the games
The top score was made by Mrs.
Hudgins. who was awarded the very at
tractive prize. Miss Margaret Massie of
Lynchburg is spending several weeks
with Miss Mary Nalic on Spencer street.
Commandant Adrian Nafle OF the Bingham
Military Academy also spent several days
In Culpeper this week. Rev. ]. w. Ware
was the guest this week for several days
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Slaughter near
Mitchells. Mr. and Mrs. Rosiin Cum
,iings Vass of Culpeper announce the
ergagement OF their daughter, Mary Har-
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son is cousin of Lieut.. Fickel and is a
student at Wellesley COLLEGE The BRIDES
maids will be Miss Katherine Andrews.
daughter of Col. George Andrews: Miss
Dorothy Simpson, daughter of Maj. w.
L. Simpson: Miss Marjorie Allison of
Allentown, Pa, and Miss Carita Spencer
of New York. Lieut.. Henry Harley
Arnold will act as best man. The uShers
will be Lieut.. John Register Emory,
Lieut.. Jacob Herman Rudolph. Lieut..
Philip Whalley Allison and Lieut. John
Reddy. A reception will be held after
the wedding ceremony in Corbin Hall.
the clubhouse on Governors Island.
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Representative and Mrs. Jack Beall
have had as their guest Mrs. Beall's
brother-in-law, Mr.. j. L. Strickland OF
Dallas, Tex.
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Mrs. j. c.. s. Blackburn of Versailles
KY, wife of former Senator Blackburn
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. kitch, in
Washington. Mrs. Blackburn was ac-
companed by her granddaughter. Miss
Theresa Lane whom she has put in
school,
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Ber1ie Steiner, have returned from a ten
day stay in Atlantic City.


Berdie Steiner, have returned from ten
day stay in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Lewis Newmeyer of the Stafford
was hostess Thursday afternoon at
whist party in honor Of Mrs. Murfeldt OF
York, Pa. Two tables were devoted to
the game, after which tea was served
from an attractive table having a center
piece of ferns surrounded with pink tulle.
The prize was won by the guest of
Mrs. Samuel Bensinger. Mrs. Addie Sig
mund, Mrs. Albert Kafka, Mrs. Kappa
port, Mrs. z. Strasburger and Mrs. Nj.
Newmeyer
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club was
entertained this week by Mrs. Sol Minister
at her home on Ontario road.
Mrs. Maurice Rosenberg of Biltmore
street has as her guest her mother. Mrs.
Abe Cohen of Columbus. Ohio. & 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brown and son OF
New York are the guests Of Mi. and Mrs.
l. j. Brown.
Mrs. Rudolph Behrend entertained Mon
day afternoon at her home in compliment
to Mrs. Regina F1eischman Of Mississippi
and Mrs. Edgar Behrend Of this city. A
tea was served during the afternoon.
Mrs Meyer Fellheimer has returned
from a two-month visit in Nashville.
Tenn, where she was visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas. and also in
Chicago She was accompanied on her
return home by her sister, Miss Helen
Jonas who will be her guest for an in
definite stay.
. The Washington Alliance Of Jewish
Women will hold it's regular monthly
meeting Tuesday afternoon. February l.;
at. 2:30 pm. i'm the vestry of the Eighth
Street Temple. A special program has
been arranged.
There will be a paper. Women in the
Synagogue" by Mrs. Adolph Guttmacher
of Baltimore. and Mr.. David Werner Am
ram of Philadelphia is also scheduled to
speak.
Miss Alice Burbage and Miss Bella
Schiffman will give Mendelssohn con
certo, .Capriccio Brilliante. The usual
social hour, with various St. Valentine
features, will close promised delightful
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Kaufman have
returned to their apartment in the DC
tavia after a ten-day stay at the Hotel
Rudolph, Atlantic City. 49,
Miss Hetty Abrams has returned to
the Farm School. Pa, after a visit I'm
town with her niece. Mrs. A. Smith.
Miss Julia Kaufman of Norfolk. Va.
is the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Nathan Frank of Columbia road
entertained at bridge Friday afternoon
Mrs. Harold Levi, Mrs. A. c. Mayer, Mrs.
Edgar Kaufman, Mrs. Goldsmith Sig
mund, Mrs. Wallace Luchs, Mrs. Morton
Luchs, Mrs. Julian Brylawsd and Mrs
Harry Loeb.
Mrs. Calvert Rosenthal Of the Kenesaw
entertained the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge
Club this week Tea was served from an
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Col. L. G. Buckner and Mrs. Buckner
of Wilmington, Del, are spending some
time in Washington. Mrs. Buckner was
formerly Mrs. w. p. Conway of Wash
ington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson Gibson have
as their house guest Miss Leila Forman
of Lexington, Ky.
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resentative Morris Sheppard and Mrs.
Sheppard, at the Burlington, left last
week for their home.
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Mrs. James Adams of Washington is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Bus
Sey, at her home in Jeanerette, La.
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Mrs. Frederic jenkins and Miss Jenkins
of East Orange, n. j., are the guests of
Mrs. milford at the Irving.
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The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club was
entertained this week by Mrs. Sol Minister
at her home on Ontario road.
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Mrs Robert NJ. Chaplin will entertain
Miss Milford and her bridal party at
luncheon tomorrow
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Mrs. Maurice Rosenberg of Biltmore
street has as her guest her mother, Mrs
Abe Cohen of Columbus, Ohio.
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roots-stsrted the hair falling out. Result
badness.
Don't wait until these facts apply to
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clean. Stop the falling hair and give the
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Use HAYS HAIR HEALTH resu.
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druf-from gray or faded hsir-snd from
badness.
HAYS HAIR HEALTH win keep
you looking young.
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receipt Of price and deslers name. Send ioc Tor
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brown and son OF
New York are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
l. j. Brown.
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The Misses Alvord will entertain at
theater party for Miss Milford and Miss
Manning Tuesday.
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Mrs. ]. d. Bledsoe and little Miss Vir-
ginia Hogshead of Chattanooga, after
visit of several weeks to Washington
relatives, left last week for their homes
in Tennessee Mrs. Bledsoe was accom-
panied by Miss Lillian Herring, who will
be the guest of her sister. Mrs. Meredith
Hogshead, in Chattanooga.
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Mrs. Rudolph Behrend entertained Mon
day afternoon at her home in compliment
to Mrs. Regina Fleischman Of Mississippi
and Mrs. Edgar Behrend Of this city. A
tea was served during the afternoon.
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Continued from First Page.)
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Miss Elise Browning has cards
out for bridge luncheon Tuesday, Feb
ruary 13, in honor of her house guest.
Miss Dorothy Sherman of Atlantic City.
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Miss Elizabeth Parker Crenshaw Will
go to Baltimore Tuesday evening to a
dinner given by the Right Rev. and Mrs.
John G. Murray, and later will attend
the german with Miss Murray one of
BaItimore'S debutanteS.
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Miss Mary Pierce, who has been so i'll
all winter is now at her home in the
Marlborough recuperating from appen-
dicitis.
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Mrs Henry Clay Browning, Miss Elise
Browning and her guest, Miss Sherman Of
Atlantic City, n. J.. will be at home
Friday, February 16, from to 6.
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Irving street northwest. win be at home
Monday, February -, from 8 to o'clock.
and will be assisted by Mrs. Carl Pom
eroy, Mrs. Hugh S Hill, Miss Cassard
and Miss DreXel
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Miss Margaret Druien of Bardstown,
Ky, is expected within a few days for
visit to Representative and Mrs. Ben
Johnson and Miss Nancy Johnson.
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Miss Lillian Rudolph Rector, daughter
of the late Gen. D. E. Rector and Mrs.
Rector. was hostess at a luncheon yester-
day afternoon in honor of her house
guest, Miss Smith of Baltimore. The
party afterward- oceupied~as-box atN-tse
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Representative Cullop and Mrs. Cullop
at dinner last week at Con-
gress Hall in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Anthony of Muncie, Ind.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Owen of Mont
gomery will be guests of their parents,
Senator and Mrs. Bankhead of Alabama,
at the Arlington for the spring season.
Mrs. T, 7. Ansberry. wife Of Repre-
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Mrs.sW. III. Sholes has cards out for a
tea for Monday, February II, from , to
O'Clock. Ft4izt
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Miss Dakota Best of Washington is
making a visit to her aunt, Mrs. NJ. c.
Best, in Millersburg, KY.
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Mrs. John Breckenridge kinnear of
California street and her daughter. Mrs.
Bradley Gish, will be at .,ome Fridays,
February IL and b from to 6.
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Mrs. j. H. Moore of Washington has
gone to Knoxville, Tenn. where she is
the guest of her cousin. Mrs. c. A. Per-
kinS
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Miss Julia Kaufman of Norfolk. Va,
is the guest of relatives.
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Mrs. Meyer Fellheimer has returned
from a two-month visit in Nashville.
Tenn, where she was visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas. and also in
Chicago. She was accompanied on her
return home by her sister, Miss Helen
definite stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

Miss Hetty Abrams has returned to
the Farm School. Pa, after a visit I'm
town with her niece Mrs. A. Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson of Texas who
have been making a visit to Mr.. San
derson's brother-in-law and sister, Rep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

Mrs. Nathan Frank of Columbia road
entertained at bridge Friday afternoon
Mrs. Harold Levi. Mrs. A. c. Mayer, Mrs
Edgar kaufman, Mrs. Goldsmith Sig
mund. Mrs Wallace Luchs, Mrs. Morton
Luchs, Mrs. Julian Brylawski and Mrs
Harry Loeb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

Thomas II. Rundlett of this city and
Miss Irene Minitor of Baltimore were
married by Rev. William J. Morton, in
Alexandria, Va, Wednesday. They will
make their home here for the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

Mrs. Robert Hamilton Read. who has
recently taken an apartment at the
Gotham, 1915 Calvert street. will be at
home Informally Wednesday, February IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-11

Mrs. Jack Beall, wife of Representa-
tive Beall, will be at home Tuesday.
February Is, at Stoneleigh Court.