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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Beatrice Is Hysterical.

asked
Beatrice Is Hysterical.
Nothing" answered the widow. ST.
lence fell again on the dusk filled room.
The hostess endured it as long as she
could, then sprang to her feet.
Il can't stand this!" she exclaimed
with a pretense of geyety, going across
to the mantelshef for matches. 'J'll
be getting the blues myself if we sit
like a couple OF owls here in the dark
much longer. There!" as she lighted
the lamp on the table, that looks a
little more cheerful"
1T is better" responded Beatrice alb
sently. her eyes still fixed on the dark
rectangle Of the window.
What is the matter, dear?" queried
Helen. You look wretched. Are you
tired? Would you like me to help you
into bed?"
With a stifled moan the widow buried
her face in her hands and burst into
tears.
oh" she sobbed, 81 want to go
home! [ want to go away from this
dreadful country and never. come
back"
So violent was her weeping that
Helen, after two or three vain attempts
to soothe her, ran out into the hail,
thereby almost colliding with Dr. Yea
GER who was on his way to the floor
above
Where is DR.. Haynes?" querled
! Helen, breathlessly,
He has driven down to the village
for the mail answered the physician
rs there anything l can do?"
OH" exclaimed Helen. Beatrice is
having Mysteries, I think. Can't you
stop them?"
Without further explanation Dr.
| Yeager turned and entered Beatrce's
room. The widows face was still
buried in her hands, and her frame was
shaking with the violence Of her sobs
but she was weeping more quietly.
though bitterly, and showed no signs Of
hysteria. The physician stepped to her
side and laid kindly hand upon her
shoulder.
What Is the matter Mrs. Minor"
he asked, softly
| She raised her tear stained face, con-
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

XTAM 22 years of age, and in love
with young lady three years my
Junior" writes one who signs
himself Ralph. "I would like TO pro-
pose to her, but do not know how to
begin"
Without doubt one could find some
where, in books new or musty a rule
for every procedure under the sun eX-
cept that of proposing marriage. Vol
umes arS' given to ways for making a
pudding; there are great libraries de
voted exclusively to a mans rights
when his neighbours COW gets in his
corn, and many and varied are the
books on etiquette touching on every
social function from serving the soup
to proper conduct as a pallbearer at a
funeral.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12

4 FTER she had announced TO
~ Beatrice that the rescuer of the
Minor children from the burning
house had been Paul Maynard, Helen
Robbins waited for some further COM
ment from her friend. If she had
counted upon a sensation following
upon her disclosure, she was disap-
pointed. Beatrice sat motionless. EN-
cept for her irrepressible exclamation
Of grief or CONSERVATION, she uttered
no sound. Mutely she gazed out of the
window at the lawn where the firefies
We're appearing in the soft September
dusk
At last Helens patience reached an
end, and she spoke.
81 hope I haven't shocked YOU, my
dear" she said, with the least note Of
sarcasm in her voice. 'But you insisted
on knowing. Perhaps I should not
have told YOU
You were perfectly right Beatrice
assured her in a dull, emotionless voice.
Il brought the knowledge upon myself,
insisted upon your telling me" She
paused What 1 dreaded is true" she
muttered.
Her friend did not catch the last
sentence. What did you say" she
a SlynH
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
She Sees Mr.. MAYNARD.

IF you insist, you SHALL" agreed the
physician But think seriously first.
Then If you decide that you wish to go
upstairs l will go up with you"
II want to see him" she repeated
duly. And the man made no further
protest
She saw him, and turned sick at the
sight of the swathed face and the smell
Of strong drugs. She saw him, and
fiinched, and forgot her gratitude as
she looked. She tried to speak and
failed. The parched lips tried to smile
at her, and bandaged hand was
stretched toward her. Once more she
tried to speak, but, instead, gave
weak little cry of fear and turned from
him, catching the physician by the arm.
Take me away" she whispered, plead
ingly. And as DIR. Haynes did her
bidding, the eyes of the tortured man
followed her with strange expression
in them. The look was not a pleasant
one to see.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
Some Suggestions.

BUT nowhere is tnere an accepted
form for asking for a girls hand in
marriage, and at the most important
moment of his life a man is left with
out a guide book.
"A guide book" mind you, but not
without a guide! At such a moment
the girl whose hand is sought becomes
the guide. She may have had no pre-
vious eXperience-that is unnecessary.
Woman's wit and woman's intuition
lead her to safely pilot the man from
his flounderings in the pit of declara
ton to the high and dry standing of a
declared suitor.
But if Ralph, the writer of this letter,
man-like does not want to depend on
the leadership of the other sex, even in
matters as tender as this. here are some
suggestions gathered from the eXpe
riences of others. which may help him.
Evening is the accepted time in poe
try and prose, real life and fiction,
though declarations have been made
before breakfast and in the glare Of
the MONDAY sun. However, | would
not recommend a proposal before
breakfast. At that most unbecoming
hour no man is in a tender mood, and
If he were the appearance of his lady
love might chill his ardor.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-12
i Want to See Mr.. Maynard.

"I want to see A1r. Maynard" she
declared, looking her questioner
straight in the eyes.
DR.. Yeager started violently--his
elf-possession leaving him for the mo-
ment. You can not see Mr.. Maynard" "
he began, because
He got no further for the woman in
terrupted him. He Is lying upstairs
i'll know that" she hurried on, land
l must see him! I have something to
tell him. ! must see him"
Have you told her of his present
condition." asked the physician turn
ing sharply upon Mrs. Robbins.
NO" stammered the frightened
hostess. 81 haven't"
The physician took Beatrice Minors
trembling hands in his firm, cool clasp.
You are to go to bed now" he said
gently, but decidedly You certainly
Evening star., 1913-12-03
Births Reported.

The following births have been report
cd IN the health department in the pas
twenty-four hours:
MAYNARD F. and Florence NJ. Walters
boy.
Jake and Hilda Sanders. girl.
LoNd H. and Irma Sutton. girl.
William II. and MARY {. Russell. boy
William J. and Elizabeth Moore. g ri.
Albert T. and Mia T.. Magrum. girl.
George G.. and Sadellc IIe1scock, girl.
Ashton I. and Harriet q. Embry. boy.
Arthur G. and Beg NJ. Dillnan. girl.
George II. and Ruth +. Crow. girl.
Aubrey j. and Emma Combs. girl.
Holm II. and Catherine Clipper. boy.
Washington r. and Maud Berry, girl.
Louis H. and Margaret L. Borghausen
boy
Willie s. and Mary J.. Williams. boy.
Ernest and Emma Liverpool. girl.
Lewis and Effie Bowen. boy
Jerritt S. and Emma }. Berry, girl.
Harry and Sadie l.. Bowman, boy.
Aaron and Ida Archer. girl.
Evening star., 1913-12-03
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported TO the health department in the
past twenty-fou hours:
Josiah q Kern. 80 years 1912 G street
northwest
john Winters. - years. Government
Hospital for Tie Insane.
Mary J. Rauter6erg. - years. 18th
street ard Michigan avenue northeast
Annie NJ. husgroNe. - wears, lll2 flth
street southeast
Gertrude ". sUope. - years. Aurora
apartments.
noNarl {. Simmons. es years George
Washing ton Hospital
Ethel Camse. - Years. 30i3 NJ street
northwest
Jacob Maurer. 7e years. COS L stree,
northwest
Margaret Ferguson. - years. Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane
George II. Bible. $ years Emergency
Hospital.
Michael J. keady. IL months. 9iG 21th
street northwest
Edith E:dmonds = years Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Josephine Jones A. Years Free linens
Hos pital
Courtney IamoeIt. 81 Wears. 1861 =
street southwest
Ellen Campbell =. wears. ll2s street
northeast;
Arthur Payne. days. eao3 >th street
northwest
Evening star., 1913-12-03
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Edward Evans and Emma Nushardt
both of Prince Georges county. Md.
Giuseppi D. Marino and + eanor Fita-
Walter Nj Macnicho and Lillian G
Miller.
Lewis {. Smith and Marjorie l.. Hill.
Percy w. LeDuc and Elsie A. Mooers
James +. Henderson and Lucy L. Car
pcnter.
Eddie Powell and Lauretta Terrell.
George b. Barry and Edith I. Sulli-
van.
Harry Minor and Adella G.. Bayard.
Charles II. Benson and Alta l..
Rodgers. both of Danvile. Va.
I.ucian Garner, jr.. and Georgette III.
Pension.
choir.
Leon Dubois and Mary T.. Duc<worth.
William w Marshall and Florine V.
Grayson.
Hennins.
pe~atrr .,leNander and Arin Williams.
Thomas H. Mccarty and Ethel =.
Montgomery.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Lenaida Merriam Of this winter $
debutante circle will assist. as will
Miss Marjorie Russ. Miss Nancy Jones,
Miss Leroy Buck. Miss Louise Buck
Jones, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Wclcott
viii be in the dining room.
Miss Lillian G Miller and All. Wal
ter +. Macnichol We're married last night
at the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Miller. :;413 14th
street. in presence of their Immediate
relatives and a few friends. Rev. J. W.
F1iZZell. astor Of the Ingram Memorial
Church performed the ceremony. wiicn
took place at 30 O'Clock in the parlor.
Miss Helen Miller was maid OF honor.
and Miss Frances Taylor and Miss Eliza
beth lie Due bridesmaids. Mr.. Robert
Lee Evans was best man. The bride
lace and white fur. Her tulle veil was
worn as a cap and bordered with lilies of
the valley. She carried bride roses and
valley lilies. The maid of honor wore p nix
charmeuse trimmed in skunk fur, and
carried pink roses. The two bridesmaids
We're dressed in blue crepe de chine trim
med in lace and skunk fur. They also
carried bouquets of pink roses.
Mrs. Charles f. Miller. mother Of the
bride. wore banana crepe de chine trim
med in lace, while Mrs. Charles Mac
nichol wore heliotrope crepe de chine.
MIS- Macnicho. grandmother of the
groom. was also present and wore black
trimmed with duchess lace. The parlor
where the ceremony Was performed was
decorated in pink chrysanthemums, ferns.
palms and southern smilaN- The din n z
room was decorated in Il similarly at
tractive manner. the centerpiece on the
table was of white lilacs and roses The
rib bons forming the aisle for the bride
and groom were held by Mrs. Stetson
and Mrs. Rowland. Throughout the cere-
mony musical selections We're rendered
by an orchestra behind trellis OF ferns
and smilax in the reception hall. An in
formal reception took place from to 10
O'Clock. Refreshments were served and
the evening devoted to dancing.
The bride was the recipient of many
handsome presents OF cut glass. silver
on the second floor. Among the out-of-
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ". J.
Henderson of Burlington, Vt, relatives
Of the bride.
MI and Mrs MacnichoI. after their
wedding "trip, will live in Chicago
Mrs. Clarence Blanchard entertained
the members of the Ruth Brewster
Chapter. ID. \. Y. Monday evening. a.
her home 304f Avenue of the Presi-
dents. The regent. Mrs. Maud Lips
comb Greenawalt presided Mr.. Blanch-
ard of the United States reclamation
service gave an interesting talk upon
the educational work among the noun
.aineers of South Carolina.
Miss Marguerite Trail Of Is New York
avenue returned yesterday. after spend
ing several days in New York. where
she attended the ArmyNavg game
Mrs. Wilson viii receive the Spanish
amha assador and Mime. Riano and the
minister from the Netherlands and Nine
Van Rappart this afternoon.
Later at tea she will receive a small
party.
Evening star., 1913-12-03
R. A. Mcdonald Arrested.

Robert \. Mcdonald. collector for an
insurance company. was arrested in
Philadelphia last night. Policeman Hugh-
lett of the second precinct having sworn
out a warrant charging him with arson
Last Friday night there was "A small fire
IN McDonald apartment at the Melton.
New York avenue and fth street north
west. and II WAS claimed that the occu-
pant of the apartment lost so he had left
on table where the fire occurred be-
tective Berinan has gone to Philadelphia
to request that the accused b. turned
over 10 him to be brought to Washington
Evening star., 1913-12-03
In Memoriam.

DI NAN In sad lui loving rene aibrs.c, of nv
dear san. WfI.MDT fI NCsN who died four
years ago today. December :. 1909.
Conc. liut not forSaitrp.
By Ills MOTHER. OLLIE ". LlLES.
FRIZZELI-. In loving remembrance ~ our dear
son and brother, SAMI I'll FRIZZEII. Who
PASSED away six years ago today, Dsccmb r
.. 1907.
Our home bright and happy
oh. how sad and drcary today
For the one loved dearly
Has forever passed away.
BY HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND LOVING
BROTHER AND SISTERS.
GROkERMANN. In sad but loving remembrance
of my dear mother. DORA GRDgERMANN
who departed this life eleven years AGO 10
day. December 3. I"02.
May she rest in peaer
By HER LOVING DAUGHTER FRANCES
WILKINSON. IN loving remembrance II nv
dca- husband and our father JoI!N NTf~
kINSON. VINE left NJ six wears ago. Dcrcn,-
ber :: 1900. alrd my grandson. CLIFTON l..
WILKINSON three years ago, November IS,
1910.
By Ills DEVOTED FAMILY.
Evening star., 1913-12-03
Motor Cyclist Injured in Fall.

When y. " pena"l of ID II stree;
northwest MAS hurryinS on his motoi
wee bc:wean stree. ar and wa.ol
near So and III streets northeast yeSter
dsv afternoon. the handle of the Ia,
came in contact with one of the ychicle-
The rider was thrown off and his side
was SO seriously injured that il became
necessary for him to be taken to Casualty
HnSpital
Evening star., 1913-12-03
DIED

ILL I;ls am. WILLIAM !. BONN, aged
ff'y six years.
Notice OF funeral later. -
:: am. SARAH PRUDENCE tLaisn.
daughter OF the late Joshua NJ. and Lucy =
Funeral from her Iatc residence ssi I, street
northeast. Wednesdays. Drcemhcr = af 30
pm. Interment at Danyilc. Ill. Friends in
LAMBERT. On saturday Noyemhcr - 1919.
COURTNEY. beloved wife OF thr late Lewis
mora Baker. r'other of Annie Io.nax and
,.rimmcra Brown: grandmother Of Isabella
i.ebecc' Henry. Blanche PAYNE. Daisy Mag
Sie and nd James Lomax and Rosa Moore ot
Funeral at ! O'Clock Thursday. December 4
from Liberty Baptist Church 18th and i.
streets northwest. Friends and relatives are
RAITERBERG. suddenly: on Tuesday Deccrn.
her ?. 1913. at the residence Of her son. Dr
avenue northeast. MAIiY 4. RAUTFRBERG.
interment at sacred Heart cemetery, ST. Mays
SIMPSON. Suddenly. on "Wednesday Dcycm-
her .. 1919. at $50 am. NJ her residence
401 street northeast MARY JULIA be-
loved wife of u. \. Simpson.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
sToCKETT. Suddenly on Monday. pccemb,r 4,
1915, at 800 pm. Gil HARIES A. STOChETr.
Funeral from Trimity ". r.. Church. 5ih and =
streets southeast. Thursday, December 1. at 2
p.Il- No flowers. -
STOCkETT.
Special eonyocation OF Washington Naval
Chapter. No. q. u. \. NJ. Thursday. December
attending the funeral OF our late s-onlpanion
CHARLES \. STOCkFTT.
JOHN j. KING. Secretary.
WALLACE. Suddenly on Monday. December 1
1913. II f2.3D a.m., AT his rpsidencc. IL End
street southwest. THADpElfS WALLACE.
The beloved husband of Sarah T. Wallace tnre
Iaca>"nl and brother Of Ada Wallace and
father of Willie WalIare. Tie Ieates lIoet
OF friends 10 mourn his loss.
dear from has Soue.
\ voice loved + StiIicJ.
\ place i vacant ~ our home
Which never can hc iiied.
RY HiS DEAR WIFE.
Funeral from Zion Baptist churca Thursday De-
ccmber 4. ut l o'c'ork pm. Relatives aud
fFiands are invited 10 attend.
WALLACE.
On Sunday. November - 1913. ai his rc>i-
dence. ti5 2Bd street southwest. IHADDI.IS 8
WALLACE. Tho members of John r. Cook
meet III Masonic Temple. 18th street and Iir-
Sna avenue southeast. Thursday. December A.
AT II O'Clock noon. TO attend funeral from Zion
Baptist Cnrrch. L street between ::rd and a.,
streets southwest. at ] o'clock H. III. Members Of
OF the craft are inrifcl BY order OF the wor-
shipfui master. NM IT, JACKSON W NJ
n. ". PICKETT. Secretary.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

4 luncheon and bazaar will be given by
the board of lady managers of the Wash
ngton Eye. Ear and Throat Hospital.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday of this
week from II 80 to 2:39 clock each day
in old Masonic Temple. corner 9th and f
streets northwest The following ladies
will be i'm charge: Mrs. Oscar Wilkinson.
president of the board; Mrs. Harvey $.
Evening star., 1913-12-03
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS WILSON WILL RECEIVE AT
THE BELL RECEPTION.
Cabinet Receptions TO Be Observed
Dinners-Teas.
Notes.

Miss Margaret Wilson will receive with
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell at
their reception SATURDAY, night in honor
Oh Dr. Maria Montessori. the Italian edu-
Gator The latter will arrive tonight and
during her visit to this city will be Mrs.
Bells guest. DR. Montessori just before
leaving Italy received tthe commendation
OF the queen For her work
Evening star., 1913-12-03

MIS-. iho'has '. Hammond and the
Misses hammond are now at their resi-
dence, :a'5" Florida avenue for the winter
and viii he at home the .irst and third
Wednesdays in January
Evening star., 1913-12-03
BORN
ZIRIitDESl

ZIRHORS1. Charles Stewart and luiuetts
Shelton Schroeder Zurhorst take pleaSara IA
announcing the birth rais morning December
,. 1913. al 1:l5 O'Clock. of a baby boy
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Miss Garrard will be hostess It "A dance
al Fort Myer tomorrow evening in honor
of Mrs. McEwan Pruyn and Miss Pruyn
of Albany. y. Y. who are spending the
winter at the Willard.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Miss Boardman has sent out invitations
Tor reception Wednesday evening De-
cember 1o, at . o'clock, at her residence
1901 p street
Evening star., 1913-12-03

| Mrs. Bryan will be al home to visitors
from :. to at Calumet Place. Mrs. Os-
borne, wife of the assistant secretary of
state, Mrs. Folk and others will assist.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Mrs. Garrison will also receive. Her
house guest. Mrs George Leary of New
York, and others will assist
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Mrs Edward p. Whitney is visiting he.
mother i'm their old home and will be hap
ny to see her friends there Friday after
noon.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Mrs. Marshall, wife of the Vice PreSi-
dent, is not receiving today. but will be
at home to callers December 10.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Mrs Burleson and Mrs. Franklin *.
Lane whose assistants will be Mrs
Adolph Miller. Mrs. Ira Copley. Mrs.
George Macauley. Mrs Fechteler. wife of
Capt. Fechteler. L. 5. N, and Mrs. Clar-
ence Pearley, will also be found at home
Evening star., 1913-12-03

The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
Lane entertained at dinner last night.
when their guests We're Senator and
Mrs. Newlands. Senator and Mrs. John
w. Kern, Representative and Mrs. Will
lam Kent, Mrs. John Rodgers and Mr..
Robert Herrck.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

BONN. on "Wednesday December 3 1911. n
ll:i, an. WILLIAM 4. BONN, aged
ffty-siS years.
Notice OF funeral later. -
Evening star., 1913-12-03

&.
be a
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Maj. +. Y. kruG. l.. S. A. and Mrs.
kruS will present their attractive
young daughter, Miss Katherine krug.
TO their friends today at a tea from 1
% at the Westminster.
Miss Dorothy Trout. Miss Katherine
Thesis, Miss Helen kimmell and Miss
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Mr. and Mrs. George r. Putnam have
returned to Washington after spending
several days in New York. and are occu-
pying the house which they have taken on
lie Roy place.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Miss Dorothy and Zenaida Merriam.
daughters of Di'.. and Mrs. &. Hart Mer-
Ram, Will be presented at a tea Decem-
ber II at the home of their parents,
1919 Avenue of tho Presidents
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Mrs. David r. Houston. who will have
Mrs. Logan Waller Page assisting. and
Mrs. William G. Redteld will also be at
home to callers. Mrs. Wilson. wife of the
Secretary of Labor. and Miss McAdoo.
daughter of the Secretary of the Treas
ury. will not receive today. Mrs. Daniels
is out of town.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

The Legion Of Loyal Womelr will cele-
brate Its tWcnty-hrSt birthday auni-
versary at n banquet Tuesday evening
December 9. \ musical program has
been arranged and there will be-
prominent speakers.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Lieut.. Commander Hugo Osterha us
entertained at dinner last night at the
Army and Navy Club. The marriage of
Mr.. Osterhaus and Miss Helen Down
ing will take place tomorrow.
The guests at the dinner were Lieut.
Commander Jewell. Lieut.. Commander
kittinger. Lieut.. Commander Andrews.
Lieut.. Commander Schackford. Lieut.
Commander Berry, Lieut.. Commander
Roger Williams, Lieut.. Commando
SerTicr. Lieut. Commander Madison.
'aot. K. r. Williams. L. :. A. -: MIR.
lanes Phillips. Mr.. \. g. Downing, lr..
md Mir. CuthbcTt Brown.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Grant of Chi
cago announce the engagement of their
daughter, Mary Grant, and Case Brod-
erick Rafter of this city. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

CLARK. on "Wednesday. December 3 1913 a
:: Am. SARAH PEI DENoE cIAIN
daughter OF the late Joshua VI. and Lucy =
Evening star., 1913-12-03

MIS- Edwin +. Pollock. wife Of Com
mander Pollock. entertained at luncheon
today Mrs. Chester Wells, Mrs Eaton of
England Mrs. &. 6. Britain. Mrs Martin
r. French. Mrs. Sharks, Mrs William
Haywood and her guest Mrs. Renias o.
Honolulu.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

The Twentieth Century Club will hold
its December meeting tomorrow at All
Souls Unitarian Church Francis f..
I%upp, former commissioner of Indian af-
fairs. will talk on THE Anatomy of Ms
quotation" and Mrs Glenna Smith Tin
min will speak of the work of the Chill
dren's House of Play. DIR. Mitchell Car
roll, general secretary. Archaeological In
stitute of America, who was to have ad-
dressed the members today, will be on
the program at the January meeting.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

The Secretary of War and Mrs. Garri-
son entertained at dinner last night the
officers who were with them on their
trip to Panama.
The guests were Gen. and Mrs. Weaver.
Col and Mrs. Winslow, Maj. and Mrs.
Chamberln, Maj. and Mrs. Boggs
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mr.. Benjamin
Paskus of New York, Maj. Blakely and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leary of New
York.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Mrs. Rudolph Forster entertained at a
small informal dance at her residence,
32A 11th street. Saturday evening in
honor of her niece Miss Marjorie Arm
strong. who was at home for the Thanks
giving holidays from Goucher Cole
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

The wedding of Miss Lucy Hoke Smith,
daughter of Senator and Mrs Hokc
Smith. and Ensign Aston Simpson, t. S.
N, will take place at the family resi-
dence in this city at noon December 81.
The bride will have no attendants and
only the relatives of the couple and a few
personal friends from the south will be
present.
Ensign Simpson is. a son of Mr.. and
Mrs John Simpson n Fort Gaines. Ga
Miss CalIie IIoke Smith who made her
debut among her kinfolk in Atlanta the
past fall. will return from the south in
about "A fortnight
Evening star., 1913-12-03

The date OF the Southern Eeie ball has
been fixed for Monday. February > The
ball will be given AT the New Willard
and the early announcement is made that
the evening he reserved from conflicting
cn nSagements.
Evening star., 1913-12-03

Mrs. Champ Clark will not begin her
reception days until the Speakers house
hold is com nfortably established in their
newly leased residence on Massachusetts
avenue.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-03-18

girls was most desirable change in
their wearing apparel.
Some of the teachers admitted that
their charges, but never before knew
that dress problems were needing at
tention. 1t was generally urged that
the pupils themselves should be en-
couraged to institute a crusade against
faddish clothes, similar to the cam
paign already started by the Port
land high school girls.
In her talk regarding girls dress
Mrs. E. S. Isaacs told of the efforts
being made by the Portland girls
reading news items of their progress
in the movement against expensive
and stylish dressing. These girls are
setting a maximum price for dresses
above which every member agrees
they will not go in buying clothes,
Such a movement among the school
girls of Walla Walla may be started
before spring is over according to
several of the parents and teachers.