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The Washington herald., 1913-09-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.


Marion g. Tilman. 2, Of Fine Creek Mills. Va,
and Hattie l.. Slaughter. ., Of GOTdOnsTile. Va,
Rev. W. l. McKenney.
William TaTIey. D. and SaiIie NJ Gatewood
,, both Of Richmond, Va. Rev. W. l. McKcuney.
Fanis w. Lemon. .. and N,ttie Z. Sherherd'
son. p. ho.h Of Richmond. Va. Rev. II. Schroeder.
Joseph Bison, 81, and Bertha A. Fowler, J. Rev.
Richard schmidt
Carlos {. HouChton d, and Lucy d. Lauck. a.
Rev. Jane, G Palmer.
Paul F. s'efane =. and Elton NJ. Riley, ls Rev.
L. VI. Chambers.
Don,enioo ssbbatino. ., and Mary Ginlani. l9.
Rev. ]. x. Roth.
Peter r Austin. 3, and Myrtle D. Clarke 10. both
Of New Kent County. Va. Rev. W. J. MeekA
Walter J. Andrews. q Of Richmond. Va, and
Belma NJ. Rawsun, ls. of Syracuse, n. Y. Rev.
Hugh T. Stevenson.
James R Eueu. %, Of Chicago, Ill. and Dorsey
+ Diane. q. Rev. J. H. Nelms
Stewart VI. Davis. IS and Elinor F. Bendle, p,
both Of Richmond. Va Rev. H. BuRea.
Joseph H. Jenkins. .. Of Pittsburgh. Pa. and
Irene T. Jones' o Rev. ]. VI. O'Bien.
Benjamin F. Davis. Il. and Georgia Gardner. Is,
both Of Hartfort City. Ind. Rev. George A. Miller.
Lewis ?. Pugh. 2. and Molhe L Timmons. 8.
both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. W. l. McKenney.
John p. England. q. and Jeanette r. Timms .
both of fredericksburg. Va Rev. c. W. Whitmore.
Waddie D. Lynham. 30, and Ethel B. Raymond,
2 Rev. A. II. ThomI son.
Israel Sachs D. Of CUlpsper. Va, and Anna
Rumherg, D. Of Baltimore. Nd. Rev. G. Silver
stone.
John B. Guide. ir.. 2. and Myrtle E. Retelbach.
49, both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. James A. Smyth.
Charles Il. Ruoff. q, and Elizabeth B. Hubbard,
l9 Rev B. G. Braskamp
Aaron L. Lewis. = and Helen c. Malone. IS, both
Of Baltimore, Nd Rev. H. B. Hosey
Melville Z. Jones. IT, p. and Marguerite 4. Jones,
- Rev George +. Dudley.
Joseph W. SoIliCk IS, and Jeanette L. Richter g.
Rev. John Wedles.
David F. Batt, e Of Baltimore Nd. and Ella
NJ. PerlA, .. Of New York. y. Y. Judge c. S.
Bundy.
Leonard Hanscome Sinclair 3. and Frances Sarah
Atkinson. %. Rev. William A. Haggerty.
Julius Schultz .. and Johanna NJ. Fuerst 8, Of
New York. Rev. H. Schroeder.
William F. Tucker. g., and Elizabeth Gibson. So.
both Of Richmond. Va. Rev Donald c. Macleod.
George l. Hoffman. p, and Irma l. Baker, %
Rev. Charles Z. FultE.
Walter V. Jackson. a and Grace c. BCweTsox .
both Of Baltimore, Nd. Rev. c. VI. Bart
Ralph J. De Catar. q and Mary V. wilkins o.
both Of Alexandria, Va Rev. James L. McLain.
Wilmer c. Appleby. 25 and Emma A. MoIineau
B. Rev Charles .. Isaac
4 COLORED.
C. NJ. Greene ., and Rita L. Allen l9
4. Harvey. 2, and Carrie Carter, 2.
NJ ROyster "a, and Julia B. Lawson. Is
4. Ashton, 3. and Bertha Griffin, 2
]. NJ Trent. g and Ruth L. Thomas 3
H. NJ Williams, Ie and Rosa p. Smith, Is.
]. johnson, a. and CoVeta Woodland 70
g. F. SCranage, jr.. g. and Susie s. Gordon =
A. B. Reid, 2. and Carlotta B. White. q.
!. Simmons, 8, and Frances Nelson, 81.
S. Thomas, %. and GeneTieve Grimes, 8
The Washington herald., 1913-09-03
DIED.

BERNARD-On Saturday. August 80 1913,
at 800 p. M, CATHARINE A, daugh-
ter of F. L. Bernard and Irene Ber-
nard (nee Guigon)
Funeral services at the family resi-
dence. Conduit Road. near Palisades
Station, at a m. Tuesday, Septem-
ber ..
ERLY-On Tuesday, September >. 1913,
at Pelham. n. Y. PAMELA ERLY.
widow of James Erly.
Funeral from her late residence, l27
Tennessee Avenue Northeast. Notice
of date hereafter.
SCHLOSSER-On Tuesday. September ?,
1913. GEORGE w. SCHLOSSER, aged
eighty-nine years.
Funeral Thursday. September 4, at
D. m. Interment (private) at Glen
wood Cemetery.
Servant Of God, we'll donel
The glorious warfare's past,
The battles fought, the is won,
And thou art crowned at last
WALTON Monday, September l, 1913. at
his residence. 1898 o Street North
west, JOHN GREELEY WALL. late
captain Fifth New York Cavalry (the
Ira Harris Guards, 1S6l-65.
Funeral from residence Wednesday,
September 3, at p. m. 1nterment at
Arlington.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-03
Hunting Bird. with a Pistol.

Oscar J. O. Remson, twenty years old,
OF Hyattsville, Nd, went to Emer-
gency Hospital yesterday for treat
ment for a bullet wound in the right
knee. According to the report reach
ing police headquarters, Remson re-
ceived a wound in the knee. Acct
dentally shot himself with a pistol
while hunting birds"
The Washington herald., 1913-09-03
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
!. 5. pept. Of Ar1icn1turr. w.,th,r Rur,.u.

Washington Tuesday, September IS .. m
The weather will he unsettled. with probably rain
"Wednesday and Thursday on the immediate Atlantic
Coast from Cape Cod southwark TO HAttsrss, and
showers also probable Wednesday and THURSDAY
over the West Gulf States and the Rocky Mountain
and Plateau regions. II b probable that the Western
storm will eastward and cause showers the
Plains States Thursday Friday. In other parts Of
the country not hereinbefore referred to the weather
win be fair during the next forty-sight hours
The temperatures will be lower "Wednesday in the
region Of the Great Lakes and the Upper Mississippi
Valley. and Thursday in the Ohio and Middle Mis-
sisSipT Valleys and the Northwest.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-03
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE.
Martha L, Cox - years. 20 81. ne.
John Grreley Wall. IS. ISIS o St.
Peyton r. Perm. e. 6J7 L st. ne.
Mary z Williams g. lsi Mass. Ave. nv.
Mary r. Kennon. > Georgetown Univ. HusH
Vito A. Cross, Il. Naval Hospital
Edward A. Cox, months. Children's hospital.
Infant Of James and josephine Fitzgsrald, few
minutes, rs Mass. Ave. nv.
COLORED.
Earnestine Bowie Is years, Garfield Hospital.
Frank Tuba u, S5 Pa Ave.
John Jones, g. Govt Hosp. Insane.
Sarah v Freeman, p. rs 18th St nv.
Adcline Young, 81 Il Browns Court sw.
Thomas BaNton, Il. Govt. Hosp. Insane.
Charles h. Howard, !, 25i6 Nichols Ave se
There were 30.0SS applications for
patents in the United Kingdom last year.
as compared with 29,353 the previous
year.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-03
Local Temperatures.

Midnight. -: , a m. 70; Ga m. 70: a N. @:
a m. Il; 10 a. m. rs: z noon, =: p m. 81 {
n m. 81: p M. p; ?. m. 70; 70 p. n, -
Highest s.: lowest. IS
Relative humidity-s 8. m. s. T. m. 81: p. m,
81. Rainfall 6 p m. 10 ,. M. 0. Hours Of sun
shine 81: per cent of possible sunshine, IS.
Temperature same date last year-Hishest, s.; low
sst, s..
The Washington herald., 1913-09-03
MRS. JORDAN GRANTED DIVORCE
Wife of Local Financier to Receive
$1,000 AIimOny Annually.

Mrs. Martha Tyson Manly Jordan
yesterday was granted an absolute di-
vorce by Justice Wright from Eldridge
f. Jordan. The decree is based on
alleged wrongdoing on the part of the
defendant. No defense was offered by
Mr.. Jordan, his answer to the petition
of his wife calling for strict proof of
the allegation. No testimony was given
in his behalf.
1t is ordered by the decree that Mr..
Jordan pay the alimOny in monthly in
stallments of $466.66 each, beginning
October l, and the costs of the suit, in
cluding $500 counsel fees.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-03

domen plant so they expand easily and
naturally without pain, and with none of
that peculiar nausea, nervousness and
other symptoms that tend to weaken the
prospective mother. Thus Cupid and the
stork are rated as cunning plotters to her
aid the coming of a little sunbeam to glad
den the hearts and homes.
Thousands of women know from expert
ence Mothers Friend is one of our greatest
contributions to happy motherhood. Sold
by all druggists at S1.00 per bottle. Espec-
tally recommended as a preventive of cak-
ing breast.
Write to Bradfeld Regulator Co. 231
Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga, for their val
rable book to expectant mothers.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-03

danger of childbirth.
But, thanks to a re-
markable rem e d y
K n o W n as Mothers
Friend, the period is
one of JOY full antici-
patton.
Mothers Friend is
a penetrating, exter-
nal application. -
makes the muscles of
the stomach and ah-
The Washington herald., 1913-09-03

1t costs the London County es,O0O, ,oeo
to educate the $4,000 children in the
schools controlled by them.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-03
StOrk and Cupid
Cunning PIotfers
Many a New Home will Have Little
Sunbeam 10 Brighten it.

There is some dread in every woman's
mind as to the probable pain, distress and
The Washington herald., 1913-09-03
Temperatures I'm other Cities.

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount of rainfall for the tWenty-togr hours ended
At p n. yesterday, follow:
The Washington herald., 1913-09-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANT A PRACTICAL MERITORI-
Gus patent to promote. Have neces-
sary commercial experience and finan-
cal ability. Describe what you have
and what you want to do. Address
lCONVERTOR, Box 10c, Washington
Herald.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-03
WILLIAM ]. FISHER, ACCUSED
OF MURDER, freed ON BAIL

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
Evening star., 1913-12-08
TUBERCULOSIS topic, =: i. !:
0|FD.S'T|:R|cI|.. PASTORS S;
---.-'--- - = -. -. ).
Alcohol Styled =. Twin. zig Eya'. :,
:. and. Atty. Of Bis. = :. -. =.
~ ease. = -. .s !. !.

: italt z .hupdred pastors OF Washing ton
Ia their sermons yesterday referred yarll-
ingly to, the encroach,nents of. .tubsreulo-
sis and spread ,propagande, for its< eo,a,
quest, =. =
What, Vas termed as the. twin exit :
and ably of, the diseases alcohol zzreceiysd
attention in many. of the SERMONS, /. tx.
aether. with the anti.yivisection move
rnent.
Rev. I. G. L. Pieree Of, All: Souls
Church spoke earnestly In avor of Ihe
work being done against tbs. white plague
and vivisseti6n and SAID - 80, -.
wof Sa fo mesT sTsst sa0ss e oaa kas sS $
Should concern itself with such fiiovt.-
nients as the proper" ,direstisn of rtfyi-
section and. the splendid tAs.1t. Hfsich il
being waged against tuherculQsis." !. He
referred 10 the Animal Protection Con-
5ress. to be neld- mere Tins week, as ''the
greatest convention ever held''.t. -. :.
Restrictions on vivisectiolt... =. ;.
Many of u.s." said DR.. .Pierce;c nisil, {
believe. ia hays, -a.iaxS passed -prsx renting
eyeIs and aays one sGao says he K,ar!fssin
the ,iAterest. off science from ,tortnpinx
dumb animals-asJaN FeetEicting sinyestt-.
gation.~to: such .1as seems, n ecersar., .ss..
stricting Ii toslust.. enriFefy Qua lined, SCI.
entitic lhgla priests ast .its-werc. :. Thus
viyssection would become a saarifieescf "a
few rather than wholesale .slang ghtsr.' ..
Rev. Robert Talbot. of ST.. RauEs r. E.
Church. urged the -co-operation- OF. every
one with. the workers in the cause-agaspst
tuberculosis by promptltude-ih submission
to medical examination, on the .first .s.is-
picion of the disease.
Last night Rev. DR.. A. W SDooner,
pastor of tt1e-sixt+,-fafespyt erfgn Church,
in his sermon safd chatting. serTieeEbf
prevention of the. disease is now being
recogn .zed as never. before as q. le.ju-
mate function of government, of medical
science and of the church. -:
Evening star., 1913-12-08
TO SELECT DEBATING TEAMS.
Tryouts for CIV. o.. Forensic Con
tests, Set for Tomorrow Evening

rryonts for the purpose., of seiectins
two, debating. teams to, represent the
George Washington University in the
scheduled forensic contests. with the
Philoma,thean Society of the Tniversisy
of Pennsylvania viii be held in the
south hail of the law school New Ma
sonic Temple tomorrow. evening at S
o'clock. -. - -. e
About twenty students will participate
in the tryouts. Each speaker will be al
losted- four minutes for the discussion Of
either. side of tile 1l,inilhnm wage dues:
ton, which is.to be; the subject Of de-
bate betWeeIrsthe twoe universities =
II. C.eB1cke1: ssecretary-cf. THE debating
council or the local university. has Just
returned from "a trip to Phiadslphfa.
who're NE held "a consultation with repre-
sentatives of the Philomathean Society:
The date of tine Intercollegiate coittests
willf be ANNOUNCED within a short time.
1t has been, planned te-,hoid two debates
on the same subject and at the same
time-one in Philadelphia and one here.
The teams upho4dfng the negative side
are to trayel g..
Evening star., 1913-12-08
Deaths. Reported.

-
.The following deaths have been report
ed to the health department during the
past twenty, four. hours: -
JOHN, l.. Pahtei... i. ysars,. 500 ..fayloi
street. northwest. TO-: .-..-'s -:
Jahri b. Miller, a years ss7 East Capt.
James a. Roche. 90 years, 5e7 lath
street northeast,
John F. Moran, IS years. 1909 NJ street
Jesse C, Aiarfin,.. 19--year.st, elst Virginia
avenue northwest. =
Anna T. Howard, so years. 351s stree,
northwest. -.
Harriet Gross, CO years, 1924 Chester
court northwest.
Martha F. -snaerseii, IS Years, 1919 NJ
street northwest.
Addison Tanner. ~ years, $50 Spring.
mans. court, southwest,~ 49, >...r- ;.
Stephen y. Minor, IS years. Freedmen
Hospital. - .s,-si.. - 49,. 49,
Masy .F..-- .Baylor; 4 years; 1902 Nth street
Jeser1. r Roy. ~4o years, Freedmen's
Hospital -; -: -
SatiiesLee,,.7o years, Freedmen's Hos
pitaf;'-s. "a -. -. -: .-.s,e = = +,
Evening star., 1913-12-08
PRAISES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,
Bicknell Young Declares It Offers
Race~ Best HelD..-

There is. nothing SO remQte ia human
experience that it may not experience. tbe
regenerative influence Of Christian Sci
.ence," dec aFed BlccgnsslT Young. in am ad-
dress at Polls Theater yesterday after
noon on" :"Christiai Science.'' s.s
Christian Science is -tfiaf sscfsaitfrc sSsc SIS
tenn of Ginistianfty- .Nffirh- rcarfres every
condition of flhrhln thought, Ire: said.
"it- offers the human race Help that 7fIas
never been given to it by any Of9aSf. :. Sys-- W
tenn. Human existence dwelling in a
belief of. disease. Disease is one, of the
prevalent characteristics of. human
Iigious beliefs have taken that 6fdR KEY
note We are miserable sinners.,. Chris
ton Science comes to.do. away With mis-
erable Sinners
Evening star., 1913-12-08
IDEAL BOOK For R0YS.
Haskin's Story of the PaHama Canal
- Procurable, at. Bare Cost "a :,

When. q hoy Writes. 4 letter to Santa
Claus {. he usually staftsroff' with some
observations s'scoheerhihgs the. desirabifity
of. skates and .sIeds sand Such. tbIt nine
times out of. ten he concludes With the
request, land please send sonnet b6oKs.s
f. he,. has 'progresseds beyoIido the age
where a faith in Santa 'Clatf rs "a vital
thing the chances ares;that 'hsewill en-
phasize the desire for '.sorne books ,'',-c :
AN ideal Christmas present fG,r.sriiiS boy
is THE RanaIn;f. &C GaIffai. = -by PfedesTc r.
Haskip. which ,Ths1 Starr isr in.s csfstrfb-
utipg to its readers for. the pare cost .cf
pKoduction and handLng. >.
1T is u tale .tirlt 'aDosals To- a boy be-
cause it Involves sstl ehSiircs ma pal atYfotf
ism. mechanics.-2irt history, ;snti 10 lis; "a
y!ndication. OF his. patron saint. sEnose
Sam.
get your. .-b6y-s. book early. 6nIy one
couApn .required. ; -.s:~ -. :! . -.
Evening star., 1913-12-08

Ellison: Messrs;:i.. ..Elpest Hemerick. J..
Frank Little, f. Il. Miller, Fred d. Wopds.
Rreedlow Smith. f. X. Stratton. J d.
Van Wagner. Fred Fogle. Wallace Atil-
e1'to1. j. c. Z;rkle. c, F.. Wright. Richard-
son Hyson. r. j.. Nash. J. L. Clancy, r.
NJ. Wilhelm, Shirley p. Jones'. E.. W.
Klopfer. Stuard Lewis, j. r. Isoni,- Ross
Williams, ira Rowlsoii, J. I. Quirk. nj.
A. Smith W: y. Elliot, DR.. S. Munson
Corbett a. H. McCray, X. Z. 'Elufr1o,
Howard S. Theodore and Jack Tunstall:'
Secretary and Mrs. Danieis,' Capt.
Henry II. Barro),ssU as NJ and Mrs Bar
roll. and Mr.. and Mrs r. T.. Hale Of
San Francisco We're. entertained at dim
ner Saturday night by Mr. .:nid Mrs. ira
q. Benne4L! ~ s%.. ~: ..s -"
Evening star., 1913-12-08
Marriage, Licenses.

Marriage licenses have beef'.fssued to
the following:
vii lam J. Thorinstof and Katherine
Sweeney.
William Z. Willett, of this city and
Luella G'anyille Of Baltimore, Md, -
James ii. Hardaway and Pauline Mad
dux, both of Blackstone, Va. ).
William R. HALEY and Sadie NJ. Hem
ming. both Of RladensbuEs. Nd -.
Morris Friedlander of Richmond, Va.
and Celea TIEfnan OF This city
Antonio o' Rrffolo AID AaTia..H fanceIla.
Nathaniel Mason and Ella Murphy. :.
Carlyle W. Johns and Alice H. Walters.
Evening star., 1913-12-08
: Births Reported.

.''fhe- following births have been reportee
to the health department. during the pas
.fserhsrid afM ssgnes Wells. boy. =.
,.E1genc. " apd Jennie Salsse:d' girI. :. :
,hidgar>T, and. Marry, Muse, hog. {
HAIRY s. and .Florine R.-Joiles; gfri- =.
Bernard andsTranhfe ''Goldstefli. boy >
Groves. c. and Julia Drummond, bo:-.
Franklin f. and Annie J.. Dulin, boy.
William X. and Bessie NJ. Boyd, girl: =
Max and Go die d. Braunste.n, boy.
Charles Rand Jesse.E. Brown, girl.
John and B. -anch Long, boy.
William and Sara Graham, girl.
Evening star., 1913-12-08
Crew OF Tender Ivy Lauded.

Secretary Redfield..of the Department
OF Commerce: has. sent a letter of COM
mendation TO Capt. John r. Monterro
and the crew Of the tender Ivy for
naer.iterious . reAeite work. = The Xxx dis
masted off. the.coast- of Porto Rieo. and
despite the heavy sea which was run
ming at the time, put out towline
and brought the vessel safely to har-:
bor.s
Evening star., 1913-12-08
To Attend Civil Service League Meet

Commissioners Galloway and, Craven,
Of the civil service .commission left ;,
here. last night for Boston to attend
the sessions Of the Naiiouai Ciyil serx.
ite League- L;ster tbs. 4wo cana1pis-.
sfonerss will .1lold tonferelites with the
civil service boards IL New. York and
Evening star., 1913-12-08
xu:A6eulefiaM:
xu:Nsma,iam:.:
BRONA6 Fs@ sad .an6 loving remrmbrance OF
eur. dear husband slld father, EDWARD q.
BROWS. VINO TasSed away one year ago to-
- Dag. rDtcearher e. Er2.., :.
). -. May he -reSb In I,eace.
RY, HIS LOVING, NfEE AMI son

t.bkDssNf SsI Sad .anc LOVING reinr rmrrnnce o.
L. YyS 9eag husbUd and father. EDWARD q.
: uss. 7Deeoarner & lra..' -.
J. -. May he -reSb In Ieace. ..-.-
-. BY HIS LOVING WIFE AND son.
DICksox. n loving Tene,n6nartee Of our -,iesr
ssSusnand ,eIrd rs'her. ROBERT BICksa,N.
6essS5sr S. isi. M He %et to as s2 MS son
sF'hfp.' w1ios ste,l -tAsIse years srohs-.c.r .
-.--,.A precious ore trosr " aas ,s.snss< =.
e,se:yp pa als ss Isenf W. NTH Our home home :
y. s'.a- xiah,h sRysr can.-,e Iiliei. 5000 .-
~ <sxs q .HsS WIFE AND CIiIIsna.E-N. :
Dickson In 'ioytAs rsmeuibraice of nfy. 'des-
: fataier. - MOMENT DfCNs'tA.' whos teft, m.
= foas seags ago Today. Derenoer > 1909. :
Ieerest father. thon l,ast i.ft ne;
. Ifow I miss your teIfier rare! go.
i, Ne irspe tosInpet- Ics in in heaven.
;, shining aro'ni the great white throne. :.
BY HIS DEVOTED son. ALEXANDER
asa & &sassad FAD hfh assT ioRpsS xs
today. RorS February 10. 1875: died d.
:; ..6h. now s;fddea VAS the Summons:
= :, Wles-. ,Torsik baGie no ATss VI ads =.
f M, MAS 10 sse iri Set y 70 Say SAY fsTsNe
sg>i.r.- 80, So. :. =.
: s.sst ! Wasler,sesiae gr4ve,asi
oh 'rSs Re tass fs@ 81 NY s1 Sear 'faaf i:aassns @
81, ,sESls sIs SsSyofsi&' VII H@' Ale bRsSTGsS
-x1,. .,,.. 80
THOMPSON cIa loving remeInbsslse Of deaF
mother DEBORAH O'CONNOR THOMPSON
- who died nif2e yeats ago today. December =
stlSo, - -h.;
How VIZ L..ye Enjssct our .motler none, tell.
Oft have cur eyes been Vet.
odr n,oats... WHOM We iosc 80 well. =. -.
We never .caI a,rget.,, = = --...,
By HLR CHILDREN ;.
Evening star., 1913-12-08

!; The farmerssO of. 4H0v;arf eonnty.-y Md
land. Ivsrymen. of .Ellicott City have lest,
valuable horses and cattle, which they at
tribute to the condition of the corn which
was harvested throughout this country
the past fall and fed to TIN animals.
Evening star., 1913-12-08

To Cure q Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tableta
Druggists refund money II 1t fails to cure. E W.
GROVES signature Is on each boz. 2Sc.
Evening star., 1913-12-08

| Miss GLADYS Dement, has just returned
FROM a week s.v!sit with Mrs: P:eD: Jones
lin Baltimore
i Kal KatGi " gnh FRATERNITY 1gave..a .tea at
the. chaptsrIhouse,- fl0o Vermont avenue
tnorthwest;> Yesterday AFTERNOON. Mrs w.
r. SIffitl Wife of Representative Smith
! of Texas. and Mrs. c. r. Bradford acting
| as .chaperDns. !; Mrs: Bradford: served AT
the. tea table, assisted by Miss Nellie
Claire Howard.
Others. present were: c.. R. Bradford,
Mr.. iand Mrs, II. A. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. p. Robinson, Mrs s. T. Howard.
Misses Phillis, j Patterson, Marie Tun-
stall, Marguerite Weller, Mary Lit
tie, Mary Sheridan, Grace Town
send, Nannette Brundage., Alice Coneley.
Grace Sick1es. Doris Moore, Mabelle Mick
ener k;tthleen Roberts. Nan Sheehy, Edith
lSheridan, Helen Townsend, Agnes Bryan.
Mianfe. dstts. Marie Louis. Hayes. Truth
! kChareh .Frances Smith. And Eiizabetis
Evening star., 1913-12-08
By MP CHILDREN.

.rfILhfAsTS- BARRETT. In sad and loving rea
:. .sn-ntsatase Of. our! sieGr SISTER. KATIE
-earsc "a ctsss assss1,r Ears ago 4ofssi se s
.1s5s'S asisS Sasi .ifri,ns ssls, asa ,eptsM
:. Us :sirs yvass ago To-day fte,enlhei. <. i3VS
- -. = 80 W-FiiE .F.AMiLY. :.
Evening star., 1913-12-08

Reprssentahye and Mrs IT. X. Aiisberry
of OHIO are atthes New Willard. -.
Evening star., 1913-12-08

Mrs .Eohis Rnneit and her 1da1ybter
Miss Agatha Bennett. of Weston, M. Va,
are again at the New Willard for the
winter. -. 80:
Evening star., 1913-12-08

/, Mrs Bradley T. F'iske and Miss Fiske.
wife and daughter of Rear Admiral
Fiske. have.sent out cards for SATURDAYS
In DeHsmber.
Evening star., 1913-12-08

Misses Helen VI. Harriss and Edna H
Eckhardt were hostesses at surprise
party given Miss 'hifstsna G. Eckhardt
in celebration 5of her seyanteenth birth
day, Wednesdgy eysli1ig. December 3.
1913. The evening. Was pleasantly spent
in the playing of .-ae elqmber OF games,
music, and ,afterward b dance. Misses
Opal Jones;~Faultne, Fred, Virginia Glaize,
Evelyn Rittee. Marguerite Eberle. Messrs.
Charles SAaack,- CLARK Co elnaJ, ,Eleut
II. Ills J..Pertef. Capt Walter. Pearson
lMeeks. Charles McMurray-- and Milton
Roe constituted the invited guests.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. kann viii receive
Sunday, December a.. in honor OF their
son. Manuel L.. Kaaf,s confirmation, at
1904 West Notfh< avehne, Baltimore, Nd
Zeta C1ahteT. of. Sigma. Kappa Of the
George washington University enter
tained4 it's patron esses at a luncheon at
the Hotel PowhataD Saturday afternoon
Among the patronesses were, Mrs. ..Iar-
tin A.-KnRQD,-M Mrs. Charles R.. Deaii; Mrs
Otto L..f feeEhoff, !, W rs r. .E,dgin ton, Mrs
Mitchell Carroll, Mrs. Oscar Mecffin. Mrs.
Paul RaFtch:. THE stifefn bers Of the soror-
ity present Tene theiMfsses Ed!iah" Rob
ipson,t FRITZ t.Nsnmahn, Nen MacFerlane,
Mary Hurley, Eva Kelley F}orence Nov
Ter, Grace Alden, Jennie e-.1doyer, Le,a
Scott. Marion Heilprirss Marion Craig. Mrs
Rena, Davis Peck, Mhtilde :.1Siker, sylvia
'Hazlett, Marie Gatcfell Sue BaiIantyne.
Joanna Best, Olive Green Marshall. Ruth
ABBOTT, Mrs: r.. r. Kern Jeanstt: Gae-
gler and Mabel Chapitls !.
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Evening star., 1913-12-08

The St. .,-Columba's Mems Club of ST.
Adams gave a dance in the parish hall
last Tuesday night. About 100 couples
bartcicipated.' The following Committees
hadxSiI3rge of the, arrangements:
Enterfafnment-T. c. Greer, chairman.
J.; J; Cherry: DR.. \: NJ. Ray, r. c.
NJ j. Glskson. r. Il. Hayden. J.ssW
Padgett. F.. c. .Voigt and C. Kolb ;Hall
and ~rs'egrRtS9 4 M Marks, "A. R.
Heinrich T. Law N. Roberts and c.
Lin&fy. Refreshments-R. G. Fletcher,
n. Roberts. H-.N. Marks, j. J. Cherry
and w Orndorff:.
The. officers of the club are; President.
w. II. Page; vice president, T. c.. Green,
and Observation-Disclosures, L. ]. Bender.
Evening star., 1913-12-08

Mrs. r. H. Traver and MISS rf:l4 er- ;. have
returned. from abroad, and are at the
shoreba1', Until they. open their house on
Connecticut avenue. 80.
Evening star., 1913-12-08

Miss Angela Chappelear of 1872 Q street
has returned from a three-week: visit to
New York. During her stay there she at
tendedYehe Army -Nayy.game-
Evening star., 1913-12-08

...Thd annual banquet and da1rce OF the
EhetE ,&hapter or the Theta Kapya>.P hi
SerottX, was held at the. Hotel Powhataa
At4rNax light. Miss katherine Sullivan
s-toasfrdstress. and toasts We're pro.
ppsed by, the Misses Anita Swingle.
sthe Murry and Marg,eritc Luckett.