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Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
GinseianOt.

Wfit piel Gdmer5 uno Summer,
Wfeiiter,
Gas id Defines 2ieoes &logen,
0as aud mos bonn n9ieimer-
&leiiter~)
llno oa or1ngt's mid, es 81 Dngen,
Dir in f%ur5elt, nndten Borten
Hiid5nmeiien Define &logen,
Die ionit bier uno nnorer OrtenL =
llnbarmonil6L modt i'd iagen
anore Weinlng ais Die re6te
Weden f0nnten, neil oas S6lehte
Do6 Die Wenihen lieber oenten
Ils oas &e6te.
Mnrum lenfen
WluBt' Oh bod nod peiten Sernen
Define 8abnen, nah oen Sternen,
Die MIR leuften2 8leib' auf groer
un0 Damn fonnt es mogli6 neroen
Dab gu Die Brin3ipien fGnoeit
Die 0ein SUP nift fonnte fin6en"
@enn IN iener 6ern' On idmebtelt
ltn0 in .S1ngerbunoesgriinoen"
On nit meb'noen, ylei1t'ren Sab
men"
lleber alles ernIte Mnbnen
2ei6tbin biit oubin geihnebet.
9 6enf ni1t Sarmonien ben
8riioern,
Meilter MIR; milit Oh lie nglie0err
3reu ilno felt" Damn ionlt on trad.
ten,
9aB ser Gbor nidt tpie in Naften
@anoelt, ionoern obne 3agen
Muftritt, gibt's mas por5utragen.
Damn oes &iinitlers groenpallen
8leibt nift unnerItanoen allen
Die nao afro" lif nidt iebnenl
@ber nte MIR, Meilter oarfit Oh
Spre6en bon o@ebilienper0en"2 =
@eiBt gu
Ni6t, Dab o. Yrin5ipien rittelt
Starr iinO lteit urlo ielblt 5eridnit
teit
Sene Bonoe
Ole ms I'M n@rinoipienIanoe"
eng umi6lungen?
n~&ausgei6miiien"? ~ Solde
Morte
81tte i9 an oielem Srte
Slider, Meilter, nidt gebraft.
DEM, MIR nit Bertrand betraht' e
llno on merritt: 9 ielblt. gu boI
es
@igenbGnoie ieIbit polbradtl
&c pluribus mus.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
stiftunssfeit.

Ser ySufel gralig gergniigungs-
perein", Der am Sonntag i'm @oloen
Gagle @otel feline regelmdBige 900
natsDerinmmIung abbielt, feierte nor-
geitern Abeno in Der 9lrionboae in
@emeini1nft nit Dem plattoeuti6en
S%rauenperein iein IL. Stiftungsfeit,
oas bon einem tdtigen 9omite aus
beioen @ereinen iebr gut porbereitet
nn6 BON MitgIieoern un0 6reunoen
5ebr gut beiu6t mar. 8r1iioeut &D.
@ebrenberg eroffnete Die 5eier nit
elmer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unoaug.
Gtpar5 iiberreiAte Dem Sefret6r
@eorge Mair, Der an benz Gag lein
So. @iegenfeit ~feierte, einen 5uder-
IiiBen, bon Serrn 4arl Sober ange-
fertigten Spa3ierltod. SIN iibrigen
mar oas Hrogrnmm San5en, Singen
uno angemeine Srobli6feit.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
inioten @6nopr. @6l

e iuigten Sanger, S6n-
gerbuno uno arion lino our9 bic
Anfiinoi9ung, oaB in Orei @o6en
Der 8eiu1 zines Der 5eitoirigenten
gu ertparten lit, an oas &erannaben
oes Ybilaoelpbiaer Sdngerfeites ge'
mabnt morOen. sic bolten ieBt be-
bufs ginituoierung Der Seitdore ge-
meiniame Singltunoen ab, 5. ;. Die
Mrioniten beluden 9ienstags Die
@eiangltunoe oes Sdngerbunos uno
Die S1ngerbiinOler am Wtittpo9 Die
oes Arion. g(m 9ienstag fanO Die
erlte gemeini9nftli9e @eiangltunoa
inter 2eitltng oes nelien Singer
bunooirigetten Serrn @ompre6t in
Der S1ngerbunobale Itatt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
GtiftunssfcR beS NriOn 0amen-
8ereins.

9m Mittpo6 feierte Der Mrton
0amenperein in leiner Sale, 1905
G StraBe %. So, iein 10. Stiftungs-
felt. 3ablreif tparen oie Mitglieoer
uno 5reunoe oes 8ereins eri9ienen,
nm an oieier frobli9en 6eier Cell
5u nebmen. Bon Der Aufltenung ei-
mes belonoeren Hrogrumms bate
man AbItano genommen uno 10 muir
De oieleLbe gegen 8 llbr nit einigen
SGn5en e~ingeleitet. Der M1nner-
dor, inter 2eitung oes Trof. @arl
Sober, trat Damn alIf un0 fang etliGe
2ieoer, morauf Hr1iioent Nug.
S9miot portrat uno cine Heoe belt
oie oielfah applolloiert puroe. Den
0amen 5oate err belonoeres Sob uno
hob beroor, oaB lie gum @oble oes
8ereins getreuli6 ibr Teil beitra.
gen. Na6oem Oann nod etli6e Mfa.
le getan3t muroe, madte YrofeIior
Sober befannt, oaB i'm &atbsfeller
Grfrii1nngen fir Die Mntpeienoen
bereit ieien, Ole oorauf barrten, Oer-
iAmauBt 5u perOen. 9runten i'm
&atbsfeler begann Damn Elm gemiit-
li6es S1mauien mo austauihen
freunoIi1er @eoanfen. gtadoem
Damn oas iunge @olf oben tan5te,
tpuroe unten bis 81 lpdter Stunoe
BON ben gllten oos @obl oeS Ser
ems ~beliegelt.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
@raf gcrnitOrff @rUhbater.

Der oeutide 9oti6after @raf b.
9ernltorff empfing am borigen Don.
~nerstog aus Berlin ole freroigegeaf.
rift Dab feline Eodter, @r1fin Hap.
mlno Y~orrtales, an ienem Gage
zines geiunOen 9nGbleins aeneIen
1T, Die Sod8eit oeS @rafen 9our.
tales, Der friiber Dem bieIigen 8ot.
idaftsIta6 a~ngeborte uno Der Com.
teiie Sliie glleranora b. 9ernItorff
NOR i'm oorigen 6riibiabr zines Der
9~ldn5enolten greigniIie Der bieliaen
Solion. 0os iiinge Yoar iieoeIte
bolo oorouf uad Berlin iiber, mo-
@raf YonrtaIes i'm g[usp1rtiaen
Amt arbeitet.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
srOipett Sill SrieObOf

Die 0aitglicoer Der @roipect . Sia
6rieobofs : @eieai6oft famcn am
0ienstog Nbeno 8 llbr in Dem SIN.
gerbunobeim our Sobresperiamm-
lung 5uiommcn. 9%r1Lioent 6rieo.
Smbof fiibrte ben @oriib. Sefret1r
@nl. Wfortin perlas ocn i1brli6erl
Observation-Disclosures nebit 6inan5.
ousmeis, Die beioe lebr 3u~frieoen-
iteGeno lauteten. Im fommenoen
0ienstng fin6et ebenfaIS I'M S1nger-
bunobeim, Die @abl Der 9enmteil
ltott, peldje in oieier @%eriommIune
nOminiert puroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

Sn 81 8 fiibrumg Der bonn Yrd-
Iioenten Gait gepIanten interuatio-
naIen &onferen3 iiber Die Eeuerung
ser 9ebensmitteIpreiie bat Der Abge-
oronete SuI3er cine 8epiaigung pom
$4,000 beuntragt. Ser 9r6iiOent
miro ale Nationen 5ur &onferen5
piuIooen, oeren @egenitano cine Die
gauge groe umfaiienoe ltnteriuhung
ser 9reisiteigerltng, ibrer llriahen
uno Der geeigneten WiitteI 8u ibrer
8ebebung iein ion.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

Ger 0amenperein oes 0@erma-
mia MGnner9ors" belt am Diens.
tag Abeno in Der M6nnerdorbaaG
(SoteI geBler, $40. 922 @enn. AOe.)
einen lebr gut beiuhten 3offeflatlf
nit Gan3beluitigung ab. Die 8raii-
Oentin 6rau SuIia GuBIer unO Die
Troren S1neaing, Sern, Bauer,
anobe unO goebl biIoeten Oas Ser
anltaltungsfomite.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

Ole @eidi9te er8GbIt, baB Die
&0nigin Siabeaa BON 5panien, nm
Dem @enuelen Gbriltopb Columbus
feline Our6 Die Sntoedung Ameri-
faS gefronte Seereile 81 ermogli9-
en-, lire S6mufla6eu berlebte.
9ieier Srau iino Die &ereinigten
Staaten ein 9enfmaI ihulOig, meint
Der 9bgeoronete SECURE BON Siib-
Carolina uno GarIeston, 9. 6. lit
Der ri6tige 8laB oafiir. Oas lit Der
SSnbolt elmer Sin, oie Ser a%bgeoro-
nete 2egore on Dorigen 8reitag i'm
Gbgeoronetenbaitie einbradte.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

uebera aus unterbaIteno par Der
8ortrae, ben am Sonntag Aben0
Serr 6. 9. Gbompion in Der Saae
Oes SGngerbunobeim iiber cine 0Nei,
fe our9 oen 8eIten~ belt. Die pie-
len 2i1tbilOer, our9 peIde Die Aus-
fiibrungen oes 8ortragenOen Deran=
l6ollidt mur0en perlieben Dem
8ortrag erb0bten &ei3.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

ulls anbetrittt, 10 tam tns nldlt oeI
8orDurf gemdbt merOen, ouB mir
Die 2uit am @ilen mo Erinten il
sur llnmdBigfeit entarten lieBen, O.
Der DAB oieie uniere 2uit am 2eben
uH0 Sebenlaiien Dem @eneintDobl
in irgeno elmer @eiie 3lt rabe getre-
ten lit. @ir betrodten oaber Oiele
8orlaaen ais eiuen uurebtm1Bigen
@ingriff in uniere 0tenibbeitsredte
uno in Die Der meni6lihen 6reibeit,
un0 0aber ais ole ungere6teiten
MaBnabmen, Die ienals Dor ben
9ongreB gebrodt. poroen iinb. 8ir
bitten, Die 8orlogen gan5 unO gar
5u pcrtperfen, neil 0us iiber5eli-
%gungspoae @efiibl unlerer 9eboI-
ferung oeutiden 9Iutes, ettpa zines
0rittels unierer gau5en Notion, tie
perpirft. Gum 9eipeis oeiien, Dab
Dem 10 lit, bite i6 81 bemerfen, 6aB
es in Den &%ereinigten Staaten ettpa
700 3eitungen gibt, Die in oeutiher
Sprode erifeinen, uno ooB, iomeit
mir befannt it, Iie oae iib NIT Dem
Stanopuntte, ben mir oarin einnebs
men, i0entifi5iert boben. 8ir A-
merifaner, oeutiber @ebiirt ODER ab.
%ltammung, proteitieren gegen Die
Sanftionierung oieier @eiesesnorla.
gen, neil ite Dem funoomentalen
8rir5ip Der @ere1tigfeit ms @eiidt
i6lagen. @as ieOem edten War-
lie beilig lit umo mas bier auf Dem
SpieIe Itebt = mir f0nnen uno dir
fen uns oieier Eatiode niht per-
i6lieBen, - lit ous gottIide Redlt
Der peri0nIihen 6reibeit.
Gum S6IuB fam Serr Seromer
ouf ole @irfungen Der Y~robibition
5u fpreden uno fiibrte aus Dem Be
funo ser bon elmer &~ommiliion Ber-
borragenoer uuparteiii6er Nfdnner,
tpie CHARLES SO. eliot, Seth 2oa lrnO
Sames s. Garter angeiteaten llnter-
lu6ungen 08be &iqror Yroblem"
Die folgenoen SGbe an:
o9ie MaBre9eln probibitiouilti-
fiber llnteroriidung Our1 geieBgebe,
ride Sonoboben baben iibIe 9egleit-
eri6einltngen I'M @efolge gebabt. Die
g[nltrengungert, Die mGbreno Der leb.
ten 40 Sabre nod oieier Hibtung ge-
madt moroen iino, baben einige uil-
norbergeiebene @irfungen binli6t-
lid Der offentli6en M6tung Dor Den
@erihter, Ben gerihtliAen Serfo6
rem, Chen, @eieben i%iberbaupt, un0
fir &i1ter, @eiebgeber un0 W6nner
in 0ffentliden @emtern nit Ii6 ge-
broft. Dos groBe Yublifum muBte
ieben mie re6tSfrGftigen @eleten
8efolgung permeigert tpuroe, pie iid
io5uiagen cine gar8e Station getpobn-
beitsmGBiger llebertreter BON @eieb-
en- in @usflii6ten ltno S1amlolig-
felt I9ulte. @S muBte ieben, mie iih
@eridtsbofe Our6 pehieln0es par-
teipolitii6es 9rugipiel, our6 unOer-
anttportli6e 8er5ogerungen, Mein-
els nno NadlGiiigfeiteu uno anoere
ltngeredtigfeiten, ais o0aig un5u-
lGngli9 uno oebauHiert ermieien.
8or Ieinen augen fano es Die ge-
i6porenen 9eomten uno Sitter Der
ooppel5iingig mo offenfiln-
Dig in 5tpeioelltiger 1tno perfGufli9-
er Stealtng, nod eigeitem @ortetl
ban0elnoe @eiebgeber 1ngItltd uno
treulos, 9anoioaten fir offentlife
Aemter 5eigten lid iAomlos als
Seu6ler uno Memmen, 8eamte in
offentliden @brendnltern treltbriid-
ig an ibren gemadten Geripredun-
gen ino 10 ooreingenommen, OaB Iie
ni6t einmoI Dem gere6t meroen
fonnten, mas bon einem Derniinfti-
gen Neniden oerlangt per0en fam"
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
Sic b~olbi0brIid5e

Gle bolbi1brIide @eneroIber-
Iommlllng oes Mrion : @eiangner-
ems, Die am Sonntag inter 8orlit
oes Hr1iioenten Augult S6miot IN
Der @ereinsbaae i~tattfanO, nabm 6
relte paiiipe Mfitglieoer auf, bortf
ben 8eridt pel6en Serr Sp. @aB-
mann ols 8orliser oes 8ergnii-
gllngsfomites iiber ben prd6tig Der.
laufenen Masfenbaa in Der Natio-
nal &ifIes' @ane erltattete un0 BE-
miligte Die 8ori9ldge, peG6e Der
iel6e be5iigli9 Der lnmittelbar be-
borltebenoen 8eier oes 81. jGbrli6.
en- Stiftungsfeites ibr unterbreitete
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
Ger 6eutfde @otidofter @rof

Der 0elltfde 8oti6ofter @raf b.
8ernItorff miro am "a. M6r5 in
Chicago Ben @runoitein fir Den
gfeubou oes oeutiden Soipitals lie.
gen uno an oemielben Gage Der
@0tbe : 6eier oes @bicagoer @0tbe-
8ereins beipobnen. 0as @otbeoenf-
nal : &omite iopie oos oeuti6e Sol
pitaI~ Gomite peranltalten an benz
genannten Gage Elm eemeinihaftli6-
es SeltmabI. 9lu6 oieies miro Der
8oti6ofter nit ieiner @npeienbeit
beebren.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

9err 6ris Ser8og, Der mebre-
re @o6en lebr franf NOR, lit pieoer-
bergelteat uno imitanoe, Ieinen Sc
ihdften naG5ugeben.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
gsOtis.

Die @a6l Der 8eomten Oes 9ro-
Ipeft Sin 6rieobofes fir oas lali.
fenoe Sabr finoet Itott am 0ienstas,
ben 10. WaGrs, bOn 4.30 bis s llbr
lbenOs in Der Sdngerbuno1aQe, gto-
3t4 6 StraBe, q. 80.
@il6elm Wartin,
SetretGr.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

U0Rmgs" ipie neit semadt aus alien
Seppiden. Man bringe iaIde 81 Der
@aibinstOn Nug @eaOing 60, 931
THRfte Strake, y. u.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

Yerionolnoti0en iiber Sterbefdl,
lie, @eburten, Soufen, Erauunsen
etc, tperOen bon Dem o@aibinston
SOurnal" tets bereitmiaigit CUR Der
Offentlidung enteegensenommeu.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16
Germauia Stub.

Der @ermania Club neranitoltei
iibermorgen, Montag, 9Ibenos 8 ubr
in Dem &oten Scale oes Sotels giem
8iaorO fir feline Witglieoer, Oeren
9amen un0 eingelaoene @dlte einen
WtulitaIii6en gbenO, BEL Dem inter
gefGlliger Wiitpirfung oes 9aspar-
Sent = Erio, Der Srau @uron @.
2aiDion unO oeS SrGuleins 9riden-
Itein oas untenltebenoe Yrogramm
sur aiiffiibrung eelangen miro.
/. Senate fiir 8iolonceao uno &la-
bier, 9 our op. %, BON ........2ent
pAaegro Moderate"
oAaegretto com motto"
yanOante ioitenuto- glaegro"
Serr unO 6rmi @ruit Gent.
2. @eigen : @ortr1ge
Eoman3e ...... Milbelmi
Ebe 8iene ...... SCHUBERT
Wfinuet 8eetbooen
Serr Anton &aspor,
OIbtellHllB OUN OluA NeHl.
8. 2ieoer
Ob beuer Gag Si1oifopsfp
Die 6oreae SCHUBERT
Gerenooe .......... @oitno0
Spring Song $3.50. Seni6el
6rau Suron SO. 2oipion,
9egIeihtng BON SRI. 8ridenitein.
SriO fir 9lnoier, 8ioIine unO
'@eao, 9 mon, op. 3d.. Arensfp
vNuegro Moderate"
aSder5o"
r@legie"
nNaegro non troppo"
6rau @rnit Gent, Serren @ntou
&aipar uno Grnlt Gent.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-16

~ R6tIi@ i&medt utO gut
betOmnI. ~W'uni&- un0 .0i0mOnb'.
Evening star., 1912-11-17

ward Calender of Clarendon. with six
teen members present. Mrs. w. +. cal
lender entertained Wednesday the Falls
Church Chapter OF the ID. A. r. Mrs. ID.
III. Robinson had as, her guests this week
Mrs. William Abbey of Washington. Mrs.
Buckley of Ballston and Mrs. Woolworth
of New Jersey. Mrs White of WooS-
stock, Va, is visiting Mrs. J. r. T. Gar
rett. Mrs. r. f. l. Rice returned Mon
day from a week lend visit to relatives at
Leesburg. Mrs. F. F. Ransdell of Ma
nassas. Va. is the guest of Mrs. :. :.
Simpson. Mrs. Lester fl. Atwell of Tenn
plemans Cross, Roads. Va, is visiting her
daughter. Mrs Rufus w. Morrison OF
Park lane. Mrs. Leigh Thompson and
Miss Frances Thompson returned sun
day night from a visit of several days
to friends at Herndon. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch of New Jersey
We're guests Thursday night of Mr.. and
Mrs. George III. Rucker. Mr.. r. L. Har-
rison has returned from two-mouth
stay in Portland, Ore. Mrs. L. Sherwood
and Mrs. G. T. Belt. who have been
guests of Mrs. r. p Hough. returned 10
their homes in Washington this week.
Mr.. j. V. Quick and family of Wash
ington have moved to Clarendon and are
their new home. Mr. and Mrs.
w. T. Boone and family moved to Wash
ington Thursday. The young men OF
Clarendon gave a dance Saturday at k.
Of p Hall. Mrs. NJ Edgar after a visit
to Mrs. II. w. Smith of Arlington has
to her home in New Jersey.
The Arlington Presbyterian Church CLUB
was entertained Thursday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Bullen of Bancroft.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
AnacOstia.

Lester C. Johnston of L street. who
has been away from his home for at
least year travelling in western states
and also Japan, has returned. Mrs. Nc
Grath OF L street has returned following
a visit to relatives in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Tolson of Shannon
place are visiting Mrs. Eugene Z. Thomp-
son of 1914 Delafield place northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Roberts OF Ma
pie View avenue observed the tenth an
niyersary of their wedding Tuesday even
ing of the past week at their home here.
Mrs. Abram b. Frisbie OF 18th street,
who has been visiting her two sons in
Pittsburgh, expects to reach home today.
Rev. John E. Fort of Anacostia officiated
the past week at the wedding of MSs
Georgia E. Troup and Mr. William V
Poole at the home of the bride In WASH
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto p. Bohman
Of Falconer, y. Y, the latter formerly
Miss Mabel l.. Pyles OF Anacostia, have
left for their home following visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Pyies here. Mrs.
Ernest Selby entertained the members of
the Embroidery Club of Anacostia at her
home on High street last Wednesday
afternoon.
Evening star., 1912-11-17

home. DR.. and Mrs. George Tyree. Man
kin were dinner guests Thursday of Miss
Greenwich in Washington. Mr.. Eugene
McNar has returned from summer
spent in Minnesota and will leave IN
fortnight for Texas. Mr.. +. c. Hough
was visitor to Baltimore Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Fl. Buxton left this
week for Washington, where they VIII
spend the winter
Miss SUSIE Fowler of Vienna and Miss
Nellie Ellis of Washington We're dinner
guests Sunday of Mrs. George r. Keeling.
Rev. and Mrs. George Williams enter
tanned the Oakton Ladies' Aid very pleas
antly Tuesday. Mrs. Kinsley was din
ner guest Wednesday of Mrs Alma u.
Hine and Mrs. John Warnock Echols at
Vienna. Mrs. E. p. Harrison has re-
turned from visit to her mother, Mrs.
Jennie Swetnam, at Burke. Mrs. A. b.
Moore. who has been the guest of the
Misses ROwell for several weeks has re-
turned to her home at Rochester, Mimi
Mrs. Desrochers entertained the Monday
Bridge Club this week. DR.. and Mrs.
Julian Russell left Monday for their home
in New York, where they will spend the
winter. Mr.. Thomas Hod.son has gone
to Georgia. his native state, for visit
of several weeks. Mrs. Keene of Balti-
more has been the guest for some time
of her son, Rev. DIR. Keene, at the Meth
odist parsonage.
Mr.. Harry Church has returned from a
Vermont. Mrs. J. s. Garrison will enter
tain the Baptist Boys and Girls Club this
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hoge have
returned from motor trip through the
valley of Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs E. I.
F'enwick, Mrs. j. S. Garrison. Mrs. George
w. Hawxhurst and Mrs L. J. Richardson
spent Wednesday in Baltimore. Miss Re-
becca McGill is the guest of Mrs. James
Oden. The pupils of jefferson public
school. who won the town and county
prize al the county fair at Fairfax. gave
an exhibit of their work to their friends
here Tuesday evening.
The Kings Daughters will meet next
week with the Misses Davenport The
Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian
Church entertained it's friends AT a social
last Friday evening. Mrs George J..
Brst and children spent Saturday with
relatives in the city. Mrs. Frank Ben
nett and daughter of Baltimore We're
weekend guests of Mrs. George A. Brun-
ner. Mrs. l.. L. LeGare of Sea Cliff.
Long Island. is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Martha Banks. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Hollenbeck of Vienna and Mrs. Mary
Brandt of Lockport. n. Y, We're dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester C.
Brunner. Miss Margaret Seay is spend
ing the week end with Miss Ethel Priest
at Rockville. Md.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
Falls Church.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
FALLS CHURCH, Va,
November 16, 1912
The Owl Club was entertained Saturday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Eel
lows. The ladies' prizes We're won by
Mrs. r. S. Copper and Miss Margery
Garner. and the gentlemen's prizes by
Mr. Elwyn N. Green apd MI. Fellows
Mrs. Georgia Golden entertained the We'd
nesday Bridge Club at luncheon Wednes-
day at her home in Washington. Miss
Doris Moore was hostess at a delightful
dance to her young friends Friday even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Pickering Dodge were
dinner guests Wednesday of DR. and Mrs
James B. Gould. Mrs. Charles Coleman,
who has been spending some weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Alice Browning has re-
turned to her home in Curtin, w. Va. Mrs
Bowling of West End was guest for
several days this week Of Mrs. ~ H.
Barbor. The guild of the Episcopal
Church met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. James E. Chambers. Miss Kathar-
Inc Sullivan entertained the Girls Auxil-
iary Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Brenizer
End. Mr. Byrd Holloway has returned
from visit to his father in Caroline
county. DR.. and Mrs. Robert A. Dawson
spent Tuesday in Baltimore. Mrs. Beav-
ers of Herndon was the guest last week
of Mrs. Andrew Smith. Miss Rose of
Hobart, n. Y, is spending some time with
Mrs. Smith. Miss Tenney of Buffalo, n
Y, who has been the guest Of Mrs. e. L.
McNair for several weeks, has returned
Evening star., 1912-11-17
Fairfax Court House.
Special Correspondence Of The star.
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Va.

FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Va.
November 16, 1872.
Mr.. Robert Wooley has returned from
a trip to New York and is spending a
short time with his family here Mrs.
William Bower entertained at buffet
supper Saturday evening, her guests be-
ing Miss Mary Wooton. Miss Virginia
Richardson, Miss Julia Ford, Miss Ida
Jones, Mr.. Walter Dawson. Mr.. Chapman
Fletcher, Mr.. Walter Jones. Messrs. Mar
Gus and Frederick Richardson, Mrs. F..
w. Richa ardson and Mrs Chinn. After the
supper the young people enjoyed dance
at the Wiley bungalow. The young men
of Fairfax entertained at a dance Mon
day evening at the town hall, Mrs. Cur
tice Gresham and Miss Belle Graham of
Washington being among the guests. Miss
Vernon Ford is spending the week end at
her parents home. Mr.. ard Mrs. Walter
Tansill Oliver entertained small party
of friends at cards Tuesday evening. Miss
Tillie Page returned Wednesday from a
visit to relatives at Winchester and
Charles Town. Miss Julia Ford has gone
to New York to visit Miss Julia Wells.
Mrs Chnn of Alexandria is the house
guest Of Mrs. F. w. Richardson. Mrs.
Thornton has returned from visit with
friends in the city. Mrs: Mae Plummer,
who spent the week in Washington, has
returned to her daughters home here.
Mrs Salle T. Love and Miss Betty Tyler
have returned from fortnights stay
with friends in Washington. Miss Mary
Wootton, who has been the guest for
several weeks of Miss Virginia Richard
son, left Wednesday for her home in Bal
timore. Miss Richardson is spending a
few days in Washington with Mrs. Curtis
Gresham. Mrs. G. w. Watkins and Miss
Daisy Watkins spent Monday in Wash
ingtor.
Mrs. Arthur b. Barringer and Mr. A.
c. Stats were visitors here Monday. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. d. Hall of Burke spent Sat
urday with friends at Herndon Mr.. AL
fred Moncure is the guest for month OF
his father. DR.. w. P. Moncure Rev.
Frank Page and Miss Betsy Page We're
dinner guests Wednesday of MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Addison at Fairfax station. Mr..
Brand of Washington is spending the
week end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Addison. Mrs. James Wyckoff of Burke
has returned from a visit of several days
to friends at Marshall, Va. Mr.. H c.
Hayden Of Washington was a recent
guest Of his sister. Mrs. j. J. Sangster.
Mr.. NJ. c. Copperthite has returned from
a weeks visit to friends in the city Mrs.
Werldon and Mrs. George Watkins of
Swetnam were guests last week of Mrs
j. II. Troth at Oakton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruffner and Mrs. Fred Ford of Clifton
were recent guests of Mrs. Andrew Burke.
Mrs. George E. King Of Vienna was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
GRAY HAIRS QUICKLY BAuISHED.
DANDRUFF, FALLING HAIR STOPPED

Most people know that common
garden sage acts as color re-
storer and scalp tonic as well. Our
grandmothers used Sage Tea
for keeping their hair dark. soft
and luxuriant In Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Hair Remedy we have
an ideal preparation of Sage. COM
bined with Sulphur and other val
liable remedies for dandruff. itch
ing scalp and thin. weak hair that
is split at the ends or constantly
coming out A few applications
of this valuable remedy will bring
back the color. and in a short time
it will remove every trace of dan
druff and greatly improve the
growth and appearance OF the
hair.
Get a fifty-cent bottle from your
druggist today, and notice the diff
ference in your hair after few
days treatment. All druggists
sell it. under guarantee that the
money will be refunded if the rem
edy is not exactly as represented
Agent, James O'Donnell.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
Chevy Chase.

The members of the Round Table were
entertained Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard NJ. Pruden at their residence
on Lenox street.
Mrs Eugene Stevens will be hostess for
the Chevy Chase Chapter of the Florence
Crittenton Circle at her home on Mel
rose street Tuesday. the 18th.
Mrs. William j. Wallis of Livingston
street was luncheon hostess Friday for
the wives of the faculty OF Eastern High
School and few Chevy Chase friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f. Ward OF New
York will be guests of their brother. Mr.
w. S. Cosby over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Fred Essary of Cleveland Park will
entertain at bridge Tuesday evening In
honor Of Miss Butler
Evening star., 1912-11-17
Remedy Made From
Garden Sage and Sui
phur Restores Color
to Gray Hair.

A feeling of sadness accom-
panies the discovery OF the first
gray hairs, which unfortunately are
looked upon as heralds Of advanc-
ing age Gray hair. however
handsome it may be. mikes per-
son look old We all know the
advantages of being young. Aside
from the good impression a youth
full appearance makes on others,
simply knowing that you are
looking fit gives one courage to
undertake and accomplish things.
SO why suffer the handicap of
looking old on account of gray
hairs, when a simple remedy will
give your hair youthful color and
beauty in a few days time?