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ReoOins Sorben. ) 8oor DIOR.
oes 0eo 4-IiOen, itripes Der oen
%. Sum, traf ct foriqroeligt Tor.
benoeir ben ODer Ggnen. Bet bolot
fig oper 9pen | lpngere 8i6. 60.
net fog neO | SpnafleOeren poa
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bitiet ! 5fpffer; oct formelig fntitq
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5 en- Artifel ! Extraordinarily"
itrioer Den ienOerigoite 5%ourpaIiit
Auoreos @rau 6lnnOt afoet fgl-
genoe ON Dc bunOreOe Qtlaioner,
Der er bleoen 6eoilget meo 0enblft
poo De polite % Oanite @gne:
IS ytoroilesuig er 6or9olOeae
ma1ore. 10000 uOrctter fife ito.
re &i1g, men 5oor De Dor iom en-
tompatt gefoltning, fun gtagtnt0-
Ier 5eler lite uorette meget moo en-
fSolteoiaie. 8i CT life forp9nte
uuoer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 bar
ttot iet en- Sci 6lFpe ipRrret, men
boer Sang er Der bleUen talot poa
@onerne, bare for at fiuOe en- on.
Den. Zen rationale aomp bar rot
TIT u9ret meo til at u0oifle 0pg.
tigbeoen I 1touoilespig. 81 fan lfte
bDoe Den llngoom, Ger ltal 0prfe
bore Scores Soro, De 9~etingelier,
Gpiferne alt I9nge bar 6ltot oepes
Golf. 9eito beOre BAR BORT 5olf
lRrt at Hare Jig ieIo. De 5Ieg.
ter, Der er oofiet op berneOe, bar
fife oIene lert at elIte oeres San0
og at hinge ON Oet, De er life BILE.
pet Soermere, De BAR ogiaa l9rt
Of bdnoIe, life minoit UNDER oanIte-
lige 9anr. Sblanot % er Ser en-
itooig 0tanen til perionlig Gggtig-
beo, 6a man peo ben netop blioer
0en 0Dgtigite 5orfGmper ior ben
oanlte Sag. 8e 6giter bar altlo
o9ret itprfe og er bleoet BET i9rlig i
De ienere Aor. De ltHge faar lRrt,
= bUis De oil tage Deo SGre At
Den nationale Stamp rife fsres me0
4enten % ira 5aleritoIen alene,
men al Den ogiaa moo fares meo
4looen, meo 6gplen og BAG PED
@~utifsoiifen. Get at ppre 8anif
ifal og'on Delft betpOe at pore oDgs
rig, og Der er ingen 5Dol ON, al
Der er noget ON Oct. Alene NO ira
oenne aen0sgerning tegner Dor
6remtio Jig IDiere, Der fan 10 fife
bore 5nle ON ol1oet. el10 at oen
anpttnl, en- 0pgtig oanif SIegt tan
ftnbe, oil funne itan Jig / aampen
moo ooifiqige Miaioner, itreet
@runs Til vne0liOenOe 1Difere4.
On un0en aenosgernng, ri fan
regne meo, er Oct it.9enoe 9efolf.
ningstnl. 0et er noget, Oet iioIte
8olg ~fortaIte ON. Sober pi 0en
rationale geOi0ir6eo le0enoe %
fan pi regne meo, at pi / oct min0.
ite itaor poa 6ei0e nreO 1Diferne
/ 0pgtigbeo, er oct nenlt at regne
no, 9Dao Ell 6aitlgageLie al ,5or0eu
/ Noroilesbig maa iere TIT. Set
oo fomme BERTH, at Be iri er-
boero mere % mere bloer pore
90 Der bar pi netop meget at 6e0e
paa Oct maa efter5autoen bliDe
fenOt ! 8perne. % uOo0er oette
er Der fln cen Bel Tor %. % Sen
goar MOO Sno. gliUer ri meaen
aongeaaeu % ejoereu ifal ri 10
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0ttes So; Mrs. Sanien SOC. ............
Denmark, a8i5, aOiuOefOreningen ........
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ROie. C5I. NO. On 6er6oeuoe
Berger Gar / i'm 5hle en- aoien6uif,
iom for Gioen itoar me0 boa0e
ROE % bpioe goier, bodO Der pit
er en- itor Siploenbeo. Nen er en-
iaaoon 9louit life en- 8are for Ben
~preusiiife Stat2 Spnet af Gan.
bets gamle 5orDer oirfer / 6si
@roo opbieienoe paa ale, Der BE.
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MjOlben. Gn raft gnmmel Mano.
(6uro.) 5or ct Bar Gage iioen
par garnle Sens 0bomien 5onien
ira Ottersbef goaefl6e til airfegaar-
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otter einbct. epnneOilaa.

~
traf ct beftigt S%oroenoeir ben oDer
GmeJnen o. 9pen, Ie0n1ct al
ool0'omme 9iegnifpl. REQ 0olo.
iefstlOen, meoens l~lpeiret oar poa
IT 6pieite, ilog 9pnet neo Dos
9oHomano SBreH 9eterien OF te1t0.
Re. 5 ct 9hl too De itraatuite 9Dg.
ringer / 9Ds 2ue. gn Del Sno6o
iomt arenturerne re0oeoes, nogIe
SOiu i temmelig forbrer0t EiI-
inao. eet muafte itrats ilagtes.
@euiene a1Oe6ren0te.
9~igeleOes lug 2Dnet ne0 / ben
npbpggeOe gian Dos Rentier 9p6id.
mann; Oct 8ioroe en- Eel StoOe;
men tpnote life.
lllfe6pl. Obj al SlOOfOrsiitnins.
CO6p.) ct 16-anrigt mlgt 0telnie.
tie, Sans Beter 3acobien, 5sn al
Gnte anne Auguite Sacobien / a9r
9eitermarf, er 5orsOog aften Den
y. SUM ofgoaet oe0 06Oen pna
0reosipgebuiet / Ssnoerborg.
Zen ull9e froftige 0nn6, ser
tiente Dos 2an0mor0 5ergen BE.
terien / aer, forte meo @elfeoog.
men til Senoerbor9 6oer 5ormtO.
Bag. Onsoo9 gfterufO0ng biolp
ban PED l1Otpn0ing al 9toer. gtiot
uuOer Arbeioet bleu ban utilpas %
lnoatte qua biem o. Ipg8e Jig /
Sengen. 0m aftenen flltroe ban
enonu ipiie. men od man fom mo til
6om 1orsoog Morgen, bar ban
meget ipg. 9pgen ira Senoerborg
6Ieo tiIfoI0t % b~eorOreoe BAN mo.
lat pda a~rposime5l6et. San bIeo
ftrofs tert Oertil, men ofg.f aaere.
be naonte 9aas 4ften aloffen 1890
De6 Ggoen. 2nqen angiDer iom
06Osuoriog 9Iooforgiftnin9, biors.
reuoe ira Ct lille Gar bag oct enc
Gre. Saaret booOe alere0e opr-
ct belt. men ieuere er Der fonmet
9nciaer til, iom ioa burtigt
meOierte oen utge 0hair0s 8so.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-07-19

Den { @ioloen Tor at e tt iin Sgn-
neootters @rop; BAN OrffneOe peo
lllgften ! 9reOe Aa.
@nmle Sens Sanien er IN 81
aar ganmel; men ban er raif %
aanosfriit. Sra bans 9iem i
Ottersbgl til Mioloeu airfe er Der
omfring peo 3 9fIometer, % ban
gift en- Omoeb iaa oct er nof bIeoet
en- beI 01il, ban er gaaet Den Dug.
5 i'm pngre aor Oreu Sens San.
len 9reatlrrbonOeI, og mango uf De
Stt0e. Joni ban fsbte. fon ira
Gems. San eff iau ira OttersbeI
Stnuno ooer 8aOdbaOet til Reng.
Oct er en- 1ur, life malge I'M ON
Stlm0er foretoger; tbi man ntoa
fife gaa ret me9et f~orfert. Sun
en- ganife beitemt, meget 6ugfet
Bel moa feIges gennem y aIen
oDbt 8arto, % fer BET, at Soogen
fonlmer ooer en-, mems man fpr0es
0erltoe, gaar 0et pao 9foet los. IA
er alt GENT Tor 2iet, % Gpbet rig
ger og lurer rtnOt omfring.
Nu bar Sens &onien Ibangt
9ssien bort, men i pngre 4ar par
ban en- paloig Sp9er, Ser life foo
forfert efter 0e floge. foriiatige
9iloges, iom BET ginter o. 5or.
uar 0rimler ar bert0e.
SObp6aar. 80 4ar. Zen p.
Sltni iulote ti0Iigere clipper So.
rem Beterien 6rpoen0abI Der / gro.
bubage lit 80. 2lor, o. / oen 9lnIeo-
uirg, ifripes ser til ug1m.@, bar
9ans 5afilie iamlet / 6iemmct.
iom mn eies At bans Dngite 0atter
% beH0es 9e9tcfeae. 9auomano
SrleIien; bans 6uitnl oeoe 1903.
Zen gaInIe er tto0s in 6sic 4l.
Der eu0nu RAJ mes lln0tagelie af.
at 9eneue lie Gpngere rigtig pil
Ipitre; men ban or iuIStpn0il |
oauosiriif % fel1er meO Slterese
1cgeus 2egipeubeoer.
Seren 3~rp0euOa5l bar uqret
tenot i oioe areOie. "a ban ION
Sfibsfaptain er tommen piot on
firing til 2iteriseus @aone; foet 5au
pIeIeoe at opfsbe aoru 9os 9ano.
mpaoeue longs 6ioroen o. ipre
oet I'll 9iterieens @npne6per. Gam
Ie 6rnoenOdbI fan ie tilba9e pda ct
r.9t Of pirtiOmt 4U. san bar ire
Conner o. to 0etre. Senterne
oala,e ale At qua SeDelen, o. De
tire al Dem er enoHu Ssmpn0, nh
O4s JON 5erere al egne 5artsier
ben enc Oatter Dor ] @a5ersIeu.
ArrilO. SorOenUeir % spnneO-
Tag. Zen %. 1suni omfring oeo
5emtfoen ON Naoraenen frat ct
Ool0iont 1orOefveir ben ooer CO.
nen % 6olot iid / langere I'D.
Ter falot en- melet itprt Gean.
llnoer l~lDeiret fog 21nst neo II
9~}itolai 9ergbotots eienoom .Jltg-
Ell temmelig itor @anr6 noe
paa 0orfen @aaroen blcp 9uer-
res lion. 9llt 9eDenoe % en- tor
Del at Sno- og 1000 5Ieo re00et.
Neoeus mar par Deo at rsO0e pau
y dugbierg~ op0a8e0e man. al ~.
net ogioa oar Ilaaet neo ! 6oica-
lmos Gier0om paa 6enniua @}arf
6enne @aoro a~e05rppote
ogiu Der 5lep aae areatl.
rer og Den itsrite Del af 5rto. %
Hobo reo0et.
5 en- ienere gleooeLelie beooer
oct. at paa oRngbjer9- er Der
brpnot benpe6 en- 5alp 5fes ire
Tigers 9riie og 5-6 8aloe. Gnl
Gel az gDgnn9erne bar me.
gganmflpiter. @n nnhinIenhe
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al5ert gea, 0ean, Mrs. 7. Z. 5euien 81. 4rs. 5ne
Cites So. Mrs. Sanien 5c :. ....,.=....
2iolr Ghp, "a, ScnoogsioGens 6e0ninlcmisiios5i.
Soreoile. Ns, til a.r!cn Snpon: SEQ. aoSmu5ien
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9ls. 0DOsfaIO. Isl. 2lO.) gn

Nis. S~boeIuio. lSl. AOD SH
gammeI @eterarL Ssrgen Snnien
i OfsbeI er uiaaaet oco 356en.
san par isot j Sanllnr 1927 6leu
ir6folot / onuur 1919, o. oeltog
fom Dlelria oe0 10. 9ataiaoa2
slolnpogHi / 1rniningen peo Din.
iu1oe ben -. September 1880.
9atniaonen itoo BEN Tag paa 6or-
pot % 6leo noget oper Ntooag AZ
qreben al en- ouerlegen f~iepotlig
5tnrfe, Der 1oana De 0nnife I'll
at trqfte ia noget tilbnge, iuotil
en- itBrre Smrfe fom Dem til @ipIp.
I}aa bette Z Gbagetog ramtes 5aH-
len al en- Single ! 99len. iont
fl4gte Sfinmebenet og bleD lr0Oen-
toe / a1qet. 6um bleo ian l%iBgeu0e
o. toges til 5onge, fom poo 9diu-
rettet / Rens6org og ienere til
SGesOig. @eO 5reOilutnineen / So.
mar 1851 isrtes bnn til Qugll-
itenborg. 8erirn tom ban ion paa
9aiorettet ! ae6eubann, bporira
Dan i6rit 6lep uoifrepen / Slutnin.
gen of 1851.
COM SnnolIo Gar ban iiOen Den
Iio iooet 9eniion ira a%ongeriget.
Desuoen ff ban 6pOerseoDen pna
100 aroner anrlig, iaa 9eerings.
iorgen 6ar bon og bans 6uitru
lof0riq fonet at fele. Ulen Sorgen
oOcr, at 1omnarf miiteoe Slesoig
1864, tDngeoe bom altto.
NurObOrg. 6pbsiten er mn (28.
Suni) ion imaat begDnot, % Der
er ioulmen0e 5ro6igbe0 ale gegne.
2an6mnn0en oil for gioen genre
6ape 1erpeir, on en- Del aorn
aaere6e er ilooet ne0 al be itqrfe
Ioroenbpger, pi bar boft i ben
iioite GiO. al. ap.)
MjDl6en. Gn raft gnmmel Mano.
(8mo.) 5or ct Bar Gage ii0en
bar gdnle Sens 5bomien Sunien
ira Gtters6G goaen0e til airfegaar-
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SCR t%oitteret. ie SOL. Nr. % Observation-Disclosures.
aabert 2ea, Mian, 0fr8. Zine 0ttes So, Mrs. g. @(nu
len 81 :. .............. :. -. ..........
O%ifonrnen. -.
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Paris.

where they will spend part Of the winter
at the Kaiserhof Hotel in Berlin.
The tea and sale to be given AZ st.
Roses Tech School. Phelps Place and
California Street. on Wednesday from ;
I" O'Clock, promises to he d Creat SUE
cess. Attractive booths have been ar
ranged for fancy work. dolls. preserves.
cakes. candy. household utilities. fortune
telling, and mystery table. Amusement
Will be afforded the little ones by Mrs.
Wigs Cabbage Patch" with Mrs Cal
lahan as Mrs. Wigs.
The tearOUm will be presided over b.
Mime. JusseraHd. assisted by other ladies
from the Diplomatic Corps.
Those who presided over the various
tables are: Mrs. ". +. Montgomery,
fancy table: Mrs. 7. W. StubbIefeld.
apron table: Mrs. Mullett, utility table:
Miss Lee, doll able.
Mr.. Scott {. Bone. Of Seattle. who
came to Washington to attend the Grid
iron dinner and to renew old acauaint-
anCes in the former scene of his Iabors
was the guest Of honor at a luncheon
yesterday at the Commercial Club. TIL
Continued on Page Two.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08

Mrs. William c. Heron.
The President was host at a luncheon
yesterday given in honor of the visiting
Governors
Mrs. Thomas LauGhlin and her small
children have completed their visit at the
White House and are established in their
new home, 1872 n Street. for the winter.
The reception given yesterday after
noon by DR.. and Mrs. William Holland
Wilmer was virtually the opening Of the
winter season, and the handsome
rooms Of their new residence on the cor
ner of and Twenty-first Streets were
thronged by the exclusive Washington
resident circle, together with the diplo-
matte, Cabinet, and judicial friends of the
popular host and hostess.
The house, which fronts on r Street,
Is an American basement, having the IL
brary. drawing-room, and dining-room
on the second floor. all spacious and
opening into each other. The library
on the Twenty-first Street side. has dark
green walls, which. with the white wood
work, made an artistic background for
the masses of flowers sent to the young
debutante. A lattice-work screen
against the wall at the left of the door.
covered with beautiful roses, lilies,
orchids, and carnations, made a fit set
ting for Mrs. Wilmer and her daughter,
who stood just in front of it,. Indeed.
in all the rooms the floral display was
wonderful.
Mrs. Wilmer wore a pale blue gown
of charmeuse, and Miss Wilmer most
becoming gown of white satin, draped
with exquisite lace which almost covered
1t. She carried a bouquet of lilies OF
the valley and white orchids.
Mrs. A. ]. Parsons and Miss Emily
Tuckerman presided at the tea table
and Mrs. Livingston Hunt. assisted by
Mrs. Greene, wife, of DIR. Greene, served
the punch.
Among the debutantes assisting were
Miss Leila Harrison. Miss Carolyn Og-
den Jones, Miss Ethel Noyes, and Miss
Dorothy Aleshire.'
Among the many guests were Nine.
JusseTand, Mrs. Leonard Wood, MRS
George Wickersham, Mrs. Robert shaw
Oliver, Miss Oliver, Mrs. George \. NC
Lanahan. Miss Riggs. Mr.. Antoine de
Geoffoi, Mrs. w. w. Wotherspoon' Jus
tice McKenna, Judge A. B. Hagner' Mrs.
Thapas chatard, Mrs. Robert HtnekleH
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08

The day of the debutante has arrived and Washington
welcome Lunches
private dances that the loss OF the Bachelors German
not a blow first anticipated
The opening of week will be that by Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Jeffrey Miss Rbah Wilmer who made her
debut Tuesday Mrs William Ambrose will
in The will
Bradley her
lnuaes and the
of will ballroom On that Miss Lanet
e Smith Mr. Mrs Orlando Smith will be introduced
a reception and dance Rauscter:
Then for benefit of the
Working Willard Hotel
brilliant the Mrs Bryce
the German Am
General; Mrs Meyer
of the of the Navy; Mrs Nge of the Secretary of Com
Labor; Mrs Bradley and Mrs Howard
The following December Mr. and Mrs Reid Rogers will
December IS the of War and Mrs Sim
Miss Gamble of Phlade
ph On December the Treasury and Mrs MacVcagh
Helen Taft the will wind
Washington Navy Yard
the home of r md Mrs. ". in Chevy Chase
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08
To Overcome Winter
Complexion Troubles
CFrou wCman's nibunc.l

If the chill air causes your skin to
drv and scale or becomes unduly red or
spotted. before you go to bed spread
thin layer of ordinary mercoliZed wax
over your entire face. Remove next
morning with warm water. This is the
ideal complexion treatment for the win
ter girl. The wax gently absorbs the
dead particles OF surface skin so grad
ually there's no discomfort. This gives
the underlying skin a chance TO breathe
and to show itself. In a week or so
the new and younger skin is wholly in
evidence and you have a really match
less complexion. Naturally all its de-
fects disappear with the discarded cuti-
cle-as chaps, roughness, blotches, pim-
pies, freckles. blackheads, sallowness
usually an ounce Of nercolized wax,
procurable at any drug store Is enough
10 renovate even the worst complexion.
Wrinkles need bother you no more IL
you'll use this simple face wash: Pow
dcred saXOlite, l o., dissolved in witch
hazel, u pt. Just one application will
affect even the deepest lines, and soon
your skin viii be smooth as a child's.
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brother, Chaplain Livingston Bayard, L.
5. A.
The bride wore lovely gown OF ivory
crepe meteor. claboTateIy trimmed with
point Viennese lace and pearl orna-
ments Her tulle Veil was caught in
place with orange blossoms, ana she
carried bouquet Of Bride ross and
lilies OF tn" valley.
Miss Lillian Palmer attended her sister
as maid Of honor. She was dressed IN
pale pink crepe de chine and carried
bouuetq OF Killarney roses.
Mr.. Calhoun Mays was best man for
his brother and the ushers were Mr.. J.
Baker Green. j. Camden Brady. Mr. HOr-
ace Curtis. and Mr.. Everhard Clark.
4 reception at the home of the bride
followed the church ceremony. The out
Of-town relatives who came to Washing
ton to attend the wedding were: Miss
NIadge Mays, Of South Carolina: Mr.. and
Mrs F. VI. Hutchinson. Or. and Mrs.
Hutchinson. Miss Hutchinson. Mr.. and
Mrs NJ s Palmer. Mrs. Florida HutChin-
SON and Miss Kathleen Leith, all Of Nir-
cinia. and Mr.. W. n. Allen. Of South
Carolina. Later in the evening Mr.. and
Mrs Mays left Washington on their
wedding trir. The bride wore a stylish
dark blue serge suit and black velvet
hat with pIumes. After January ! they
in this city.
Mrs. Nathaniel Gilman White an
rounces the marriage of her daughter,
Elizabeth Walker. to Mr.. Albert Adsit
CIemons on Saturday, December !. in
the city of Washington.
Miss Margaret Window and Mr.. Will
lam d. Window have sent out cards for
an "at home" on Fridya afternoon. De-
cember %. from ) until o'clock, at the
family residence. 172S De Sales Street.
Miss Window will then be presented to-
society.
H. Djevad Bey. counselor of the Turk
lsh Embassy in London. has been ap-
pointed to the same position at Wash
ington. 1t is understood that R. Raif
Bey, counselor Of embassy at Washing
ton, will succeed Djevad Bey in London.
Rear Admiral French Z. Chadwick, L.
s N retired. and Mrs. Chadwick will
leave Newport next week for Europe.
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8uos ono Jltatrons in Obsir Glory

%IE PRESIDENT AND MRS social ball
rolling by entertaining members of the Cabinet and their
Thursday During
the entertainments the White House
have reached touched and which
the future will difficulty Mrs
Tas social will less brilliant this than those of
the past years
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Monday Mrs Lloyd Bowers will and Miss Mum
party
fancy ball by Mrs William Draper and the follow
Howard will dance the Playhouse
for E debutante daughter Miss Margaret Perrin
Taft peoples Mr. Charlie
will probably
older
Secretary Navy Mrs Meyer
Misses Meyer and highly probable " the members
Musical Clubs. who earlier that will be
invited o the bellies of Washington
Admiral and Mrs Richardson
Eudoa Clover Mrs John H. Hewn will
also a a Rauschers
DR. Mrs. Wilmer will dance Miss
Gebekah Wilmer a Playhouse
On January Mrs George Harrison will entertain for her dbuane
daughter Rauschcr Then Monday January Washington
will attend the annual Charity Ball for the
Hospital Willard Friday Mr.
and will give in honoro Mrs Grover
Cleveland andM Esther Cleveland
Another which 5 society is the
January but
cotlon
dict" Club on Friday evening, January
regarding German diplomats taking themselves has
Washington closely.
of
and th have lived happily
depended
whatever life
Of
the old rule dpo
careful approval
German foreign office and that hard and fast prohibition against
with of America and other
The dune OF the week will be Miss Florence Schneider
T. Franklin Schneider will
reception Cairo;
Qualough
Miss Margaret will
by her mother Mrs George Howard the family residence Six
The Washington herald., 1912-12-08

Mrs. Taft occupied a box AT the Ma
tional Theater last night to see Miss
Maud Adams in Peter Pan" She was
accompanied by Miss Helen Taft and
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een Street and the afternoon Miss Esther FOo daughter of
Col Mrs Stephen Foo will be introduced the Brighton
Thursday afternoon Miss Helen MCumbcr daughter of Senator Mrs
MCum will be introduced their residence Mssa
husets Saturday Miss Lsnct IIe Smith
society
Rauschers
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The of the given
Titanic Memorial New York Friday gratifying
all who interested splendid undertaking
al
Within OF the tragedy number Of Wahngoan
Begun
of life have responded all
appreciate an honor Valor
The Mass, during
large profit Chicago
performance
ands service realized a still greater sum-
Mrs Taft New York expressly performance
OF John
Hammond Founders Box
debutantes the selling programmes
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Mrs. Nathaniel Gilman White an
rounces the marriage of her daughter.
Elizabeth Walker. to Mr.. Albert Adsit
Clemons on Saturday, December 7, in
the city of Washington.
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A beautiful wedding took place last
night when Miss Audrey Lucille Palmer
and Mr.. Benjamin Franklin Mays, OF
Edgefield. S. c., were married in the
First Presbyterian Church. The cere-
mopy was performed by the bride 5