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Horne Weems returned this week from
an extended stay i'm Mexico. and they
were also the guests of their son-ir-law
and daughter DIR and Mrs. Samuel
Logan Owens. in Washington Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Baker have returned
from visit to friends ia Washington.
Richmond and Norfolk Miss Marguerite
Norton returned this evening from a visit
OF several WeeHs Ia relatives in New
York city and Mount Vernon. " Y. Mrs.
G.. .. Miller and her two young children
are visiting relatives i'm Washington. Mrs.
lmogen Avis Palmer who has been
spending about two weeks with friends
i'm Washington. has returned to Har-
rsonburg. Mrs. Horace Smithey of
Washington has been visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
shall Mccormick, at Berryville. Mrs. 4.
c. Atkinson left Thursday to visit her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert W. Woolley. in Washington. Mrs.
}. f. Baker has gone on n visit Ia
friends in Washington and relatives at
Catonsville. Nd. Mrs. Annie r. Hack
left Thursday to visit friends i'm WASH
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Gray Williams
have returned from Washington. after
visiting relatives there. Miss Clotildc
Skinker of Greenway Court. Hhite Post,
Va. is visiting friends i'm Washington fo"
has returned from Philadelphia. and is
with Miss Annie MCGUIRE at her home
here. Mrs ID. c. Randolph who has
been passing the greater portion of the
winter with ner father. Mr.. Thomas Il.
Cartmell, here and with friends in Wash
ington. left Thursday for that city, and
will shortly join Mr.. Randolph in Column
bia. :. c. Mrs. Il. II. feathers has re-
turned from a short visit to relatives in
Washington. Miss Sue Faulkner left
the early part of the week to visit
friends in Washington and Richmond.
Miss Gertrude TapScott aud Miss Nir-
ginia Collins of Washington. who have
been visiting relatives at Bluemont and
in Clarke county. have returned To- that
city, and they Will leave in the near flu
ture on an extended trip through the
west. Miss Isabelle BlencoGe of Berry
vile has gone visit to friends III
Washington. Mrs. William III. Earring
holt of Baltimore. who has been the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. j. William Ebert.
has returned to her home. Mrs. Joseph
Irapnell of Charlestown has been visit
ing relatives in Washington. Mrs. Alex
ander Barrie has returned from "A snort
visit to friends in Washington. Mrs.
Myers and Miss Mamie Myers. wife and
daughter of United States Senator Henry
L. Myers, have returned TO Washing
ton, after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
r. Glass at Glen Burnie. near town.
Miss Byrd Turner of Front Royal is
visiting relatives in Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. John G.. 1ancey, jr.. of 1ar-
rsonburg have returned from visit TO
friends I'm Washington.
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AnaCostia.

Mrs. ". w. Tolson was rendered "a
surprise party Monday evening last by a
number of her friends, and the game OF
five hundred was enjoyed until late
hour. In the company were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Scantlebury, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry DeWalt. Miss Dorothea Lutz and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Wood The
Embroidery Club of Anacostia was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon of the past
week By Mrs. Leila White, at her home
on 14th street. Robert A HUMPHREYS has
returned to his home in Anacostia follow
ing an extended stay n New York city.
Mrs. Ebert Pyles spent part of the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs Small at their
home Silver Hill, Md. Leroy Field and
Ladue E McGill of w street have re-
turned to their homes following visit
to Frederick county. Md. Rev. James w.
Many of East Washington Heights has
STAYING with him for the inauguration
Walter G: Many and Seymour B. Many,
students in New York University They
expect to remain for the entire week.
Mrs Joseph III. Sutton of New York Is
also a guest at the Rev. Mr.. Many's home
Mrs Upton S. HoWSer entertained the
members OF the Altar Society of St
Teresa parish of which she is the presi-
dent at her home on Minnesota avenue
Thursday evening of the past week. Miss
Fay Fountain of Bristow. Va, is stoppin z
with her uncle, David c. Fountain of East
Washington Heights. Mr.. and Mrs. n. r..
Harnish of Maple View place are to en-
tertain friends from Boston during the
inauguration. The Young Mems Club of
ST. Teresa $ parish are making arrange
nents for their first dance. to be given
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Vienna.
al Correspondence of The star.

Special Correspondence of The star.
VIENNA, Va, March |, 1919.
Mrs III. r. Argabrite spent the week
end with her daughter Miss Mary Ar
gabrite. in Washington. Miss Inez
Base. who has been spending some
months here with her grandparents,
has returned to her home near Balti
more Mr. and Mrs. n. NJ. Hoge and
little daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Leon l..
Freeman and little son We're guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. oliver +. Jones
in the city. Mr.. Eugene Bouton spent
Sunday with relatives at Clarendon.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil H. Boelter OF Wash
ington We're visitors here Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick +. Dctweiler were
the weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Madison Whfpple. Miss Blanche Car
roll, Miss Elizabeth Sherman and Mr..
day of Mrs. q. l.. Shear Miss Susie
SUNNY of Washington spent the week
end with Mrs John Wallace McI.ane.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wiley spent Wash
ington's birthday with friends in the city.
Mrs Adam Brandt and Mr. Arthur
Mrs. Anna Bell. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Baughman. jr.. and family of Washing
ton are occupying their new home here.
Mr. Timothy Taylor is visiting his dauSil-
ter. Mrs. William Fox. Mrs. Henry
Breedon has returned from a visit to her
daughter. Mrs. Watson, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Maggie Wright. who has been
spending month with her son. Nj.
Robert Wright at Oakton. has returned
To her home at Blidsewater. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Bean and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry HawXhurst spent Sunday III
Washington. Miss Mabel Willard is Wis
iting her grandparents at colNin Run.
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Hyattsville.
,rrespondence Of The sta.

Special Cores ondence of The star.
HYATTSVILLE.. March l. 1913.
Mrs. Lee and children of Seattle.
Wash are visiting Mrs. Lees parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Richard q. Whiting. Mar
ion street. Otway Il. Zantzinger. ir, is
visiting friends and relatives in Baltimore
county during the absence of his parents
in Florida. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac B. Owens
of New York city have been visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. Joseph III. owen.
Franklin avenue extended. Mr.. and Mrs.
James +. Graham of Baltimore have re-
turned after visit OF several weeks With
friends near Westphalia, Prince Georges
county. Mrs. Margaret Wilson Adams.
niece of Mrs. Cornelius Ash of this place.
and Mr.. Thomas Il. Lewis. "A member OF
the we'll known Lewis family of Prince
Georges county, We're married Wednes-
day evening at the parsonage of the NJ.
+. Church South here by Rev. II. l..
BivenS in the presence of few members OF
the families OF the contracting parties.
Following the ceremony reception Was
held at the new home of the bride and
groom on Avon avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
w Brooke of near Seat Pleasant, Prince
Georges county, have been visiting friends
and relatives here. Miss Charlotte
Young of Baltimore has been visiting
friends near Chllum. in the upper section
of Prince Georges county. Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Naylor, who have been spending
the winter months with Miss Nellie +.
Stone in Riverdale, have removed To iN-
attsyille. and are occupying cottage on
Avon avenue Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence l..
Vinton of Boston. Mass. have returned
after n stay of several weeks with friends
near Bladensburg. Mr. and Mrs Louis l..
Dent and son are spending the winter
months in Washington Miss Enid Hol-
den of Washington has returned after Il
pleasant stay with her aunt, Mrs. John
G. Holden, Ralston avenue.
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Leesburg.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LEESBCRG, Va, March I, 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tate of Culpeper,
Va, have returned home from visit at
the home Of Mrs. Richard Henry Lynn
of this town. Before her marriage re-
Gently Mrs. Tate was Miss Marion Samp-
son of Culpeper. Miss Marguerite Will
liams of Washington, D. c., is spending
q week with Miss Nancy Lee Janney at
her home on Cornwall street. Mrs. Lewis
Clarke Hoge has left for visit to her
sister, Mrs. +. Harold Brown of Eliza
beth, N j., and TO Mrs. Eugene A. Phil
bin of New York city. Mr.. Westmoreland
Davis, who has been spending the winter
months in New York city. was at his
country home, Morven Park, near here
for several days during the past week
Mr. Elijah B. White has returned from
a cruise to Florida with former Senator
Don Cameron, on the latters private
yacht Mrs White has returned from
visit to Macon. Ga, and to her sister,
Mrs Walter Heron Taylor, jr., of Nor
folk Miss Virginia Miller OF Washington,
D. c., spent the week end at the home
of her sister. Mrs. Arthur Fendall. Mrs.
Ralph G. Graves is spending some time
in Atlantic City Mr.. 7. F. Mason OF
Lucketts. near here. has sailed Tor tour
of four months to Europe.
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cellulod balls were the missiles
brought the afternoon to close.

celluloid balls were the missiles
brought the afternoon to close.
Miss Il. l.. Down and Miss Julia
inland who sailed for Panama Feb
ruary 81. have arrived at Ancon. and
are guests for the next two weeks at
the Tivoli Hotel.
Mrs. NJ. a. Burns of r street has as
her guests Inauguration week Mrs.
George f. Weir and Mrs. r. II. Strayer
of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Isadore Grosner and daughter
Ruth have returned to their home on
Massachusetts avenue from q stay in
New York and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Adolph Price of Denver Col, is
spending some time with the Misses
Price of the Beacon.
Mr. Harry Seckels of New York, who
spent the past week in town, has return
ed to his home.
Miss Lucille Tanner of Cumberland,
Nd. is the guest of Miss Johanna Adler
of Fairmont street.
Mrs. Charles F'lescher of Rhode Island
avenue has as her guest for the inaugu-
ration Miss Miriam Ash of New York.
They will be at home to their friends
this afternoon from 3 to o'clock.
Mrs Maurice Sinsheimer has returned
to her home in Georgetown from u visit
with relatives in Philadelphia
Mrs. Wallace Luchs entertained at a
bridge party Friday Mrs. Nathan Frank.
Mrs. Julian Brylawski, Mrs. Harold Levi
Mrs. Edgar C. Kaufman, Mrs. Harry
Loeb. Mrs. A c. Mayer and Mrs. Nor
ton Luchs. During the afternoon re-
freShmentS were served
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ball of Phil,.-
delphia have sent out cards announcing
the marriage of their daughter Miss
Estelle Stern Ball. and Mr. Samuel NJ
Greenbaum of this city Monday, Febru-
airy n At home after May 1 at 1920
10Th street.
Mrs. Ernest Qammann of Philadelphia
was the guest of relatives in town dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Nussbaum and Miss Rita Nuss-
baum. who attended the Greenbaum- Bal
wedding in Philadelphia. have returned
to the city.
Mrs Joel Hiilman and Mrs Emily Hill
man have returned TO the city from
Atlantic City.
Miss Resale Waters, daughter. of Mr.
and Mrs. Somerset r. Waters. returned
yesterday from New York CITY, where
she has been visiting Miss Dorothy Per-
kinS.
Mrs. Charles Stanley gave - luncheon
in honor of Mrs. y. II. Sands<s of Mime
apolis Mimi. yesterday. Covers We're
placed for eight Mrs. Sanders is visit
ing friends in Washington during the in
auguration, and is stopping at the At
lantic Hotel.
Miss Isabel Lovely, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. p. Lovely of West Spring
field. Mass, is the guest of her cousins.
Miss Josephine and Miss Eliza beth
Byron, and will make an extended visit.
Mrs Charles L.. CurtisS of 10Th street
northwest left the city Tuesday evening
in response to telegram announcing
the sudden death of her father in Mime
apoliS, Mimi. She will not return to
Washington for several weeks.
The Misses Moore, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs John Bassett Moore of New York,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ii. Randall
Webb for thu. inaIguTdt lion.
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Personals.

Former Senator Joseph Bailey and Mrs
Bailey have as their house guest at their
home on 18th street the formers sister
Mrs. Rucker. who will be with them fol
inauguration.
Representative and Mrs. Swagar Sher.
ley have with them for some time Mr.
Sherley's sister. Mrs. Lewis of New York
Mrs. Thomas FL Sherley and Mrs Fulton
Vaudeville. the mother and sister OF
Representative Sherley. are also in tow
for the inauguration and after
Senator and Mrs. Gore are entertaining
during inauguration Mrs. Cores brother
Mr.. Cameron Kay of Palestine, Tex.
Mrs. j. S. c. Blackburn. wife of forme,
Senator Blackburn, has arrived from hel
home in Kentucky, and is with her sister
Mrs. kitch for a stay of some length.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gibson have
as their house guest for several weeks
Miss Francis Douglass of Frankfort, Ky
Miss Munford and Miss Beatrice Under.
wood are spending a year in Europe
studying the languages and music The
young ladies are now in Paris. where
they expect to remain for some time
Mrs, Clifford VIII. who has been fol-
some time visiting friends in Florida, will
| return this week to her home I'm this city
| Miss Isabel Simmons, the daughter oil
Senator Simmons of North Carolina, lief,
the last OF the week for her home in
| Newbern.
! Senator and Mrs. Joseph Johnston ex-
pect to leave the last of this week fol
their home I'm Birmingham, Ala. where
they will remain until the extra session
| of Congress.
| Representative and Mrs. Gordon Lee
will leave within few days for theii
| home in Chickamauga.
| Senator and Mrs. Thomas II. Payntel
expect to leave shortly for a stay in New
York city before returning to their home
in Frankfort, Ky.
Mr. William Rochester of Marion. KY.
| has joined the house party which is being
entertained by Senator-elect Ollie jaime:
and Mrs. James. Mr. Rochester is {
nephew of Mrs. James.
| Mrs. III. NJ. Burnham of Bedford, Ind.
has arrived for visit to her niece, Mrs
| Morrill,, for several weeks.
Miss Marie McEachern will have as he
| guest for some time her sister. Mis-:
Ruth McEachern of Jacksonville Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs w III. Barksdale have a.
their house guest their young cousin, Mis-
Julia Barksdale of Nashville, Tenn.
| Mrs. Boyd Higginson and Mrs. L. w
House of Morganfield. Ky. have arrive,
for visit to Mrs. Will Feland until afte
the inauguration.
! Miss Elizabeth Leckie has as her CUES
for several weeks Miss Kitty Clyde Eas
of Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs w o. Bonnie, sr., will arrive toda.
from her home in Louisville, KY. for
visit TO her son-in-law and daughter. MI
and Mrs. Frederick Hoffman. Mr.. Bon
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Rockville.
:, c,>.uosr.ond.nce or Tn. Star.

Special Correspondence OF Inc Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, March I. 1913.
Miss Elsie Beck returned to her home
here early in the week. after spending
several months visiting relatives in Penn
sylvania Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Prettyman have returned from Bermuda.
where they spent two weeks. Mrs. Harry
Buck entertained a number of her Rock
Vile friends at cards Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Carter Clagett of Potomac has been
spending a few days in Rockville with
her sister, Mrs. Wilson 8. Ward. Miss
Corrie Devilbiss has returned to her home
in Gaithersburg. after a stay of several
weeks in New Orleans. Mrs. William Ii.
Talbot has returned from Poolesviile,
where she was called by the serious i'll
ness of her mother. Mrs. Clara Hall. Miss
Ethel Bell of Washington recently visited
relatives at Laytonsville, this county.
Mrs George c. Lewis is a member of u
Weekend house party given by Mrs.
Daniel Willard at her home at Roland
Park, Nd. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Darby Bow
man returned a few days ago from their
HONEYMOON trip.
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Chance for Sinners.
Il. louis Globe Democrat.

rom the ~. Louis Globe Democrat.
OF the late Bishop Charles G. Grafton.
a Fond du Lac man said the other day:
Bishop Grafton was remarkable for the
ances.
once. during a disastrous strike, II
capitalist OF Fond dU Lac rose in church
meeting and asked leave 10 speak. The
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bishop gave him the floor, and the man
delivered himself Of long panegyric
upon captains of industry, upon the good
they do by giving men work. by booming
the country, by reducing the cost of pro-
duction and so forth.
When the capitalist had finished his
sclf-praises and. flushed and satisfied, had
sat down again, Bishop Grafton rose and
said with quiet significance:
Is there any other sinner who would
like 10 say 4 wcrd? 80
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Sanford Spear.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March 1.-Col. and
Mrs. J. c. Sanford. Engineer Corps, L. S.
A. have announced the engagement of
their daughter Miss Faith Sanford. to
Paymaster Reginald Spear, L. S. \. The
wedding will take place in Philadelphia
April II. Paymaster Spear is son OF
the late Pay Inspector John c. Spear of
the navy and is brother of Surgeon
Raymond Spear of the navy, and also of
Mrs. Davis, wife of Lieut.. G. II. Davis of
the navy, of Annapolis
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after Easter. and this will probably take
place some time during Easter week
These affairs have been omitted during
the Lenten season. AlonZo Dawley and
Miss Marion Blakcney of 2Jth street.
Randle Highlands. have reached their
home following visit to friends at Rich
mond. Va Miss Emma Burton of .
street has been visiting relatives in Rich
mond, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lee Of
G street visiting their former home
in Baltimore, Md.
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Winchester.
,ecial Correspondence of The Star.

WINCHESTER, Va. March L. 1913.
Mr. Abner III. Ferguson and his bride,
forme-l; Miss Ethel Lyons, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Lyons of WASH
ington, whose marriage took place re-
Gently in Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church at Washington. have been pass
ing the week here as the guests of tine
formers mother, Mrs. Alfred Ferguson.
and left today for Washington. They
will be at home at the Holland after
March Is. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Van
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Charles f. Borden of 18th and Newton
streets northeast.
Miss Josephine Bennett OF Brooklyn,
\. y. is visiting Mrs. Harry Bowling
and Mrs. Arthur May.
Girls Senior Club of Brookland is re-
ceiving orders for ladies' hats of its
own handiwork and will have an open
ing display at 3443 10Th street northeast
beginning Tuesday. March Is.
The Misses Anna and Mary Keller were
guests during the past week of Mrs.
John J. keenan,. Miss Margaret Nc
Keever. who, with the Misses Keller. Is
from Philadelphia, Pa, is also visiting
Mrs. Keenan,.
Miss Cecilia Reeder of Maryland is
spending some time with her former
schoolmate, Miss Marcia Horner
Mrs Barnard of Rochester. y. Y. is
the guest Of Mrs Mary Burr and Miss
Burr
Mrs Eva Hoover is spending the win
ter at the Lehman, G2 Quincy street
northwest.
The Brookland Chapter, 0. L. s., gave
dance in the Masonic hall Thursday
evening in which about forty-five couples
W ere ucliSuleu pdi Elephants. Ht olooh
land Senior Five Hundred Club adjourned
their regular fortnightly meeting in or
der to attend the lighter form of amuse-
ment. Mrs. Pearl Watt. chairman OF
the dance committee. omitted no effort
to make the affair successful. The floral
decorations of palms and cut flowers were
especially attractive. Among the hand
some costumes worn was Mrs. Narkle in
lavender brocade, Mrs. Swan in yellow
mousseline, Mrs. John 3. Watt in pink
brocaded satin. Mrs. Mathers in corn
colored taffeta. trimmed in gold lace and
chiffon. Miss Louise Cove, pink taffeta
draped in chiffon. and Miss Dollie Ball
in red accordion pleated and draped silk.
were especially noticeable. Dainty re-
freshments were served during intermis-
sion.
Wednesday night, at the first official
visit of the officers of the Grand Chapter
to the Brookland Chapter, o. E. S.. Mrs.
Charles Molster. worthy matron of the
Brookland Chapter presided. In the ban
quet hall Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Daniels
and Mrs. Hampton assisted in serving
refreshments
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BrOOkland.

Mrs. Thomas Gregory OF Winchester.
Tenn, is the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Charles +. Borden of 18th and Newton
streets northeast.
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Miss Cecilia Reeder of Maryland is
spending some time with her former
schoomate, Miss Marcia Horner.
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Mrs. Barnard OF Rochester. y. Y, is
the guest of Mrs. Mary Burr and Miss
Burr.
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Mrs. Eva Hoover is spending the win
ter at the Lehman, G2 Quincy street
northwest.
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ME will join his wife within a few DAYS.
and together they will sail March l. for
a trip to Panama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-02

Miss Josephine Bennett Of Brooklyn.
\. y. is visiting Mrs. Harry bowling
and Mrs. Arthur May.
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Mrs. j. S. c. Blackburn, wife of former
Senator Blackburn, has arrived from hel
home in Kentucky, and is with her sister
Mrs. kitch, for stay of some length
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-02

Senator and Mrs. Gore are entertaining
during inauguration Mrs. Cores brother,
Mr.. Cameron Kay of Palestine, Tex
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richa rdson Gibson have
as their house guest for several weeks
Miss Francis Douglass of Frankfort, Ky
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Former Senator Joseph Bailey and Mrs.
Bailey have as their house guest at their
home on 18th street the formers sister,
Mrs. Rucker, who will be with them for
Inauguration
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The meeting of the Sisterhood of the
Eighth Street Temple has been postponed
until Monday, March 10.
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The Misses Anna and Mary Keller were
guests during the past week of Mrs.
John J. keenan,. Miss Margaret Nc
Keever, who, with the Misses Keller. is
from Philadelphia. Pa, is also visiting
Mrs keenan,.
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| Mr. George Morrison of this city was
recently registered in Paris.
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Mrs. Mary l.. Wall of Mount jackson.
Va, is spending a few months with her
son. MIR. Alden Wall of 9th street, Brook
land
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Mrs. F. G. Smith and the Misses
Smith of this city Were recently reg
istered at Bertolinis Hotel de IEurope,
Milan.
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Girls Senior Club of Brookland is re-
ceiving orders for ladies' hats of it's
own handiwork and will have an OPEN
ing display at 3443 10Th street northeast
beginning Tuesday. March IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-02

At large carnival tea given in
Munich merry battle in which colored
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Mrs St John Gaffney, wife of the
American consul general at Dresden.
is expected to arrive In New York very
shortly and will remain in this country
until May.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-09
NEGRO editor AGAIN
Arrested FOR LIBEL
CoLDltED ATTORNEY CAUSES
MORE TROUBLE FOR EDITOR
SNITIiEliMAN.

An arrest FOR criminal libel every
week is what \ J Sutherland. ed
itor of the Tulsa star. a weekly negro
publication here. SAYS he expects as
the result Of the war he Is waging
on Freeman l.. Martin, negro law
yer. Smitherman was arrested for
the second time yesterday on COM
raint " Martin. charged with crtm-
inal libel lie was arraigned before
Supcrlor Judge breckenridge and re-
leased on $50 bond.
The arrest this time Is the result of
the publication In the Star last
week of the article which furnished
the basis of the first arrest, week be-