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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-07-26

4 storm OF protest has been raised
lie artistic world by a pastoral
'ettcr signed by Cardinal Francois
Joseph MERCER, primate of Belgium,
in which principals of schools and !:
parents in Brussels are forbidden to
visit number of sections of the
Client exposition including those de-
voted to the fine arts, the library OF
engraving adj dressmaking. The letter
utters warning against the moral
Rangers attendant to amusemenss
usual to the vacation season and es
pecially condemni moving-picturc
houses.
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Mrs. Frank Kuberry, of New York,
10 years old, was shot and killed yes
terday as she left a car in Midtown,
Y. J. The police are looking for Louis
Quinn, whose proposal of marriage
she had repeatedly refused during the
past few months. The man who k IL
cd Mrs. Kuberry turned and shot a
Syrian, Patrick Rizals, who was in
pursuit, and then made his escape.
Mrs. Kuberry, although not divorced
was living apart from her husband
:. New Brunswick, N. J.
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street, with her mother. has gone 10
Piney Point, Md, for several weeks. MISS
Ethel Cameron of Talbert street Is pass
ing the summer In the Wicom1co river
section of Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs. BEN
iamin F. Dean Of 18th street nave re-
turned to their home after an eXtenoeu
stay at Atlantic City. Mr.. and MRS. 10
seph King of Talbert street are at tneir
home, following a visit to relatives at
Newport, r. l.
Mrs. William Webb and young son,
Francis, and Miss Alma Yates of Coca
Hope road, have gone to Chapel Point
Md, to visit Mrs. Charles Jarboe. Mrs.
Adolphus GUIDE and two daughters mrs.
Charles De Shields and Miss Esther GUIDE,
and two young sons. Edgar and Edwin,
have gone to Atlantic City, where they
will remain for several weeks. MT. ana
Mrs. Ernest White have returned to their
home in 14th street after visit to lrv-
ington, Va. Miss Verde Brown of 2lO7
18th street, and Miss Julia Brown, her
cousin, have gone to Riverton, Va, for
a stay of several weeks with relatives
and friends. Walter White Of the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane Is at
present Passing his vacation at Niagara
Falls and in Canada Mr.. and Mrs. w. z.
Slaughter of Richmond. Va, have re-
turned to their home after visit to Post
master and Mrs. Edward ]. Newcomb of
Nichols avenue, Congress Heights. Mrs.
]. F. Reagan and Miss Alice Reagan are
home after a trip to Atlantic City. Miss
Jean Padgett of st. Elizabeth's Is passing
her vacation at Niagara Falls. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Z. Cornish have visiting them
Mr.. William Sliney Of Cory. Pa.
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Poland Springs.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
SOUTH POLAND, Me-. August l, 1913
MANY Washington people are among
the thronp of visitors who annually re-
turn to Poland Spring for the month OF
August The hilltop was never loveier
than this year. and the autoihooiie tour
were never more popular.
Ex-senator Joseph B. Foraker and
family of Cincinnati returned to the
Poland Spring House Friday Tor their
annual August VISIT.
Mr.. and Mrs Chandler Hale OF Wash
ington were visitors at the Poland
Spring House this week. in company
with Frederick Hale of Portland.
MIR. and Mrs George I. Porter OF
Washington. with Mr.. and Mrs. r. I.
Loundes of Clarksburg, w. Va. were
motor transients at the Poland Spring
House Thursday.
Camp Abena, on Belgrade Lake. visited
the Poland Spring House Wednesday
among whom were Misses Anita A. on
terdinger and Elizabeth A. Hopper of
washington. Miss Hopper. with her
friend, Miss Jennie Cooper, or Philadel-
phia. was the guest OF MIS-. .. M. lnman
DR.. W. s. Harlan Of Washington is
prominent in golfing circles at this re-
sort In the eighteen-hole handicap
medai-play eon aesms 81 of New e York T G by
one stroke in a tie for the lowest gross
Dr.. and Mrs. N P. Barnes of Wash
ington are here IN company pa g,e wit R,d Ms'
n. r They will remain for two weeks.
A. O. Osgood Of Washington was a
recent visitor.
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ham were hosts at large sailing party
this week to Claiborne, across the bay.
Miss Helen Shea, who has been spending
six weeks at the Shea cottage. has re-
turned to Washington. Mr.. James ID
Skinner of Washington is visiting Mr..
George Townsend. Mrs. T. Lincoln Town
send has as her guests DR.. Talmadge and
Miss Talmadge OF Washington. Mr. Hu-
pert and son of Philadelphia are visiting
Mr. and Mrs A. l.. Bosley at Liberty
Lodge. Mr.. Joseph Weller of Washington
Is spending the week end with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. /. Weller at MARI
ia lodge Mrs. Battley of Washington Ia
stopping with her father, Mr. Mcintyre. at
Rose cottage. Capt. Charles Sanderson.
U. s. NJ c., of Philadelphia navy yard.
has joined his family at Concord cottage.
Miss Jane Austin has returned to Wash
ington after a fortnight's visit to Miss
Susie Courts. Miss Margaret Shea is en-
PERTAINING her brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs John Shea, of Washington.
Rev. and Mrs. Butler of Lima. Ohio, who
have been visiting Mrs. Buffers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos L. Medford, for sew
eral weeks, have returned home. The
family of Mr.. Poulton of Baltimore have
taken the Beneva cottage for the rest OF
the summer.
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Hot Springs.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
HOT SPRINGS. Va. August z. 1913.
The Washington colony at HOT
Springs attended a garden party tho
middle of the week on the lawn ana
ground of the Homestead. given In
honor of the Virginia State Bar Assoc
citation. which held it's twenty-fffh an
nual convention here this week. The
Casino, verandas. lawns and terraces
were brilliantly illuminated with fes-
toons of colored incandescent lights;
small tables were placed under the
trees. where refreshments were served
and cabaret singers furnished enter
tainment and music for dancing. II
was one of the prettiest affairs given
here this summer.
Mrs Carlisle gave tea at her COT.
tage Thursday for Mrs. Palmer.
Mr.. c. K Mount OF Washington en-
tertained at dinner preceding the lawn
party for Mrs. Hunter Mcclure and
Miss Mcclure. and Dr. and Mrs. Edgar
A. Pole.
Mr.. and Mrs Wardman and other
visitors here attended the race meet
at Fassefern farm Wednesday. where
they lunched with A. s. L. Shields and
J. l.. Shields of Philadelphia
Miss Gladys ingalls, gave a luncheon
this week for Mr.. and Mrs Russell
Ellis Sard and Mr.. Hugh Inman. Mr..
inman also entertained the same party
at dinner at Fassefern farm.
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Bloomfield, n. j., Is the guest Of Mrs. f.
Erwin Ludwig on Braddock Heights. Miss

Bloomfield, n. j., Is the guest OF Mrs. F.
Erwin Ludwig on Braddock Heights Miss
Emma Kirlin of Jackson. Tenn, is the
guest Of the Misses McGrath on King
street Miss Jessie Suthard and Miss
Elsie TIGER are spending several weeks at
Colonial Beach. Rev. Clarence F. Wood
son of Columbia, S. c.. is the guest OF
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Hubert Snowden.
on South Washington street Mr.. Wood
son will leave in a few days to spend the
summer at Providence, r. l. Mrs. Rob-
inson Moncure has returned from visit
to relatives in Stafford county.
Mr.. Griffith Uhler of Pittsburgh is the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred G.. Thler. on North Washington
street. Miss Pearl Schwarzmann and
Miss Rose Peake are spending several
weeks at st. Georges Island. in the low
er Potomac. Mrs. K. j. Bridges has re-
turned to her home in Brooklyn after a
visit to Mrs. j. A. Haslett. Mrs. Alice
Hancock is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs H.
e. Hancock, In Richmond Mr.. Lewis
Johnson OF Syracuse. n T., Is the guest
Of his grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Green
ough. on Seminary Hill. Mrs. Isaac
Gregg and Miss Josephine Gregg are
spending several weeks at Wildwood. n.
]. Miss BESSIE Markell has returned
from a trip to Philadelphia and Atlantic
City. Capt and Mrs. w. f. Bullock left
this week for Tacoma, Wash. Judge
Louis G. Barley has Joined his family at
their summer home. Deerfield, Augusta
county. Miss Emma Dodd has returned
to her home at Clouds Mill. near town.
after visit TO Miss Byrnes at Falls
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Som
mers and Miss Nellie Sommers are the
guests Of Mr.. Sommers' parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Sommers. at Somerset, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans of East
Orange, n. j., are the guests of Mrs.
Evans mother. Mrs. J. II. Watkins. on
King street. Mr.. Anthony w. Armstrong
of Panama is the guest of his brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
+. Moran. on North Washington street.
Miss Christiana Kemper has returned
from a visit to Miss Julia Nicol In Ma
nassas. Mr.. Edward L. Kemper of Sails
bury. N c.. was the weekend guest Of
his parents. Mr.. and MRS. Edward H.
Kemper.' in Rosemont. Miss Mary Rust
Is spending a few weeks at the Brandon,
Basic City, Va. Miss Lola Ashton Is the
guest of friends I'm Ballston. Miss Esther
Mansfield Is visiting Miss Adele Allison
at Bunker Hill, Va. Miss Laura Dorsey.
Miss Eva Stokes, Messrs. Frank Watson
and Robert Atkins have returned from a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Brown. In
Fredericksburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bendheim~h have returned from a stay at
Colonial zach. Mr. and Mrs. William
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Anacostia.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon B. Darling and
family. Mrs. Jessie ID. Sutton and young
daughter Ruth, Mrs. Ernest Leffingwell
and son, Ernest Leffingwell; Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Nj. Fillius and son Maurice have
reached their home in Congress Heights
after an extended stay at Piney Point.
Md. Miss Julia E. Hardy of the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane is at
present visiting her sister, Mrs. Alice
Oxley. at Dickerson, Md. Miss Rather
Inc Downey. Miss Margaret Trow and
William B. Downey of street left the
past week for an extended stay In At
lantic City. Mrs. Janet Richie Of 1917
Minnesota avenue left the past week
for trip to Piney Point, Md. Miss Lou
ise Danforth of Talbert street is In West
Virginia with her sister, Mrs. e. +
Thompson. a former resident OF Ana,
costa. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dony and
family have reached their home on Tai
bert street after a vacation at Norfolk'
Va.
Mrs. ]. K. Butler and daughter, MISS
Marion Butler. OF w street are at pres,
ent touring Niagara Falls and several
Canadian cities They will be away sew
eral weeks. Mr.. and Mrs John +.
Thompson and daughter LOIS, MISS LOT
othea Lutz and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
IOlSOn nave reaCDeu tiieii hoA-S
costa after a trip to Piney Point, Md.
Mrs. ]. L. Jones and children of 1342
v street have gone to North Chesapeake
Beach for the season. Clinton trainer
Mrs. Jones' brother. accompanied them.
Mrs William Williamson land and d 1ha =;
Miss Janet Williamson, spent the past
week at Laytonsville. Md, on a visit
to the formers daughter. Mrs: John E:
Fort. Mrs. s. I. Frame and children OF
the Government Hospital for the Insane
have reached their home following Wis
it Of several weeks to Colonial Beach,
Va
Mrs. Louise ]. Smith has reached her
home on Maple View place after visit
to relatives in Newark. n. J; She has as
visiting her Miss Nellie Gr1gsny OF
Nichols avenue has returned to his home
after a visit to Piney Point. Md. Miss
Mary Needer of the Government Hos
pitai for the Insane spent part Of the
past weeA visiting friends in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. George NJ. Cummings, wife OF Rev.
Mr. Cummings pastor of the Garden
Memorial Presbyterian Church OF V
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Alexandria.
OF The star

sp%cial Correspondence Of The star
ALEXANDRIA, Va. August . 1913.
A small dance was given Friday even
ing at the Old Dominion Boat Club
house. chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs
George H. Evans. Among the dancers
were Miss Mary Phillips, Miss Hattie
Douglas, Miss Eliza Douglas. Miss Mittie
Herbert, Miss Cora Jones. MIR. and Mrs
Henry O'Bannon Cooper. Messrs. Garnett
Pitts, Bryan Pitts, William Brooke. James
Douglas, Windsor Snowden. Richard Chi
chester, Ward Boswell and Edmund
Hunter Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Johnson
and Miss Emily Johnson are spending
several weeks at Massanetta Springs Mr.
and Mrs Conrad Johnson have returned
from Atlantic City. Miss Anne Lewis
Jones Is the guest OF her uncle and aunt.
MIR. and Mrs Robert T.. Payne. in Mary
land. Mrs. NJ. C. C. Peyton and Miss
Elizabeth NJ. Janney are at Craig Hill.
Atlantic City. Mr. Mahlon II. Janney
left Friday for Elizabethtown, Adiron-
dack mountains. New York where he
will spend August at the Maplewood Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson have re-
turned from a visit to friends in Manas-
sas. Mrs. Charles Wiesiger and her
children are spending the summer with
burg county. Mrs. Elizabeth Bar
tells and Misses Elsa and Anna Bar
tells are spending several weeks at
Atlantic City. Miss Dorothy Durrett
OF Fredericksburg Is the guest OF friends
in town. Mrs. Julia MCGOWAN has re-
turned TO her home In Vienna, Va. after
q visit to her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis III. Machen, on Queen
street Mr.. and Mrs. Machen have gone
to Hot Springs, where Mr.. Machen will
attend the State Bar Association
meeting. Miss Merlin Harding is
the guest of friends In GRANVILLE,
Nd. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Mel
choir and Minis Eleanor Melchoir have re-
turned from Gloversville. N. Y. Mr.. and
Mrs Melchoir have as their guests Mrs.
A. G. Woodward and Miss Constance
Woodward OF Philadelphia. Mr.. Ralph
Partlow Ia the guest of his sister, Mrs.
]. w. Collins. In the Blue Ridge noun
tains Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harry Cats left
this week for Baltimore, whence they
went TO Boston by sea- Miss Edna Ent-
wistle has returned TO her home in Balti-
more AFR q visit to relatives on South
Lee street.. Miss Addie Roy Koch OF
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b. Smoot left Wednesday for Bass Rock,
Mass. Mrs. j. Sidney Douglas is the
guest of Mrs. c. c. Coombes at Calver-
ton.
Master CORTLAND Lee Warfield enter
tanned Monday afternoon at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar War
field. jr., in Rosemont, in honor of his
sixth birthday anniversary. Among the
small guests were Misses Genevieve
Shepperson, Margaret Lynn. Virginia
beaten Mary Aitcheson. Jean Warfield,
Susan Smoot Thomson, Elizabeth Swan.
Margaret Moore Margaret French and
Masters Richard Kemper. Marion Pohl,
son. jr.. Everett Swan, Stanley Swan,
Tracey Aitcheson, Richard Acton, Armi-
stead Boothe and Robert Howard. Mrs.
! Harry Styles, Miss Eta Robey and Mas
| ter Willard Robey are the guests of
| friends in Fredericksburg. Mr.. Stanley
tives at Burgess. Northumberland county,
accompanied by Messrs. Robert and
Grafton Burgess. Mrs. Joseph Drew,
| Miss Marie Drew and Mr.. Lawrence
Clark went to New York this week,
| where they sailed for Boston. to be
gone several weeks. Miss Irene NC
Casker Of Philadelphia is the guest of
Miss Helen Drew, on South Pitt street
| Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Pettey have
| returned from a trip to Colonial Beach
turned from Atlantic City, where thew
| spent the past few weeks. Miss Kitty
Barrett is the guest of Miss Edith
| Pleasanton. at Edgewater Park, n. j
| Mrs G. w. Sale and Miss Virginia Sale
| of near Fredericksburg are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. Sale, In Rose.
mont. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Dienelt, Mrs
| Dienelt's mother. Mrs. Taylor, and theIr
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan OF
View Point, Pa. left this week to WISH
| friends in Chicago and Madison, Wis
| Mrs. William N. Smith and Mr. Thomas
C. Smith left this week to stay some
time at Atlantic City. Mrs Robert L.
| Payne and Master Robert Payne are the
guests of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Stills, in Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank c. Spinks have returned home
after a stay at Colonial Beach. Mrs
Katherine c. Bales entertained Tuesday
evening at her summer home, the Bunga
| low. on the Potomac below town, IN
honor of the birthday anniversary Of he,
daughter. Miss Rosemary Bales. Amone
| the guests were Misses Newell Of Falls
| Church, Mrs. Hurley. Miss I.essit
Hurley, Miss Ida Hurley, Miss Katherine
Brush, Miss Madeline Bailey and Messrs
| Willard Caldwell, Harry Bales, Stirlins
Newell, Joseph Bailey. John WEIGH and
Estor Clark.
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return to Washington they will reside a
the Congressional apartments.

return to Washington they will reside at
the Congressional apartments.
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Cecil and
daughter, Gertrude, of the Avenue Of the
Presidents. after spending the month of
July at the Breakers, Ocean City. Nd,
have gone to the Blue Mountain House,
Blue Mountain. Md, for the month OF
August and early part of September
Mrs. Belle l.. Goodwin and Mrs. Sophie
L. Searight of ITO NJ street left Monday
for Berkeley Springs, w. Va, for the
month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Taylor Of this city
returned to their home Thursday after
three-week visit to Oakmont. Md, at the
home of Mrs. H. P. Amos.
Mrs. B. w. Woodward of Danville, Va,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. P.
Amos, Oakmont, Md.
Miss Mary Amos has returned from a
camping trip at Seneca, Md.
Miss Helma Cheesman, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. David G. Cheesman,
after two years study Of voice culture in
Berlin, will return on the steamer Merton
of the American line, due to arrive Mon
day at Philadelphia
Mrs William B. Cragg of 1892 Kansas
avenue northwest has as her guest Miss
Ida Barrie of Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Edward W. Turner, Lawrence
street. with her children is making an
extended visit with relatives at the
Naples, Easton, Md. Mr.. Turner will
August
Dr. Jesse H. Ramsburgh. who. with his
family, has been visiting his parental
in E1-o1arick Md returned
the city. His family, after further
visit of ten days. will go to Wildwood.
N. j.. returning in time for the children
to enter school in September.
DR.. and Mrs. Mcpherson leave the city
today for a vacation in Vermont and
Canada.
Col. w. III. Fletcher, wife and grand
son will spend their vacation during the
month of August at Blue Ridge Summit,
Pa.
Russell l. Whyte is visiting relatives in
New York city, and will go from there
to spend the remainder of the summer at
Mystic. Conn, at the summer home of
Dean William A. Wilbur of George Wash
ington University.
DR.. and Mrs. John II. Burch will leave
Monday for Castine, Me-, to spend the
month at the Shetola House.
Mrs. Maurice Healy of this city is visit
ing in Los Angeles, Cal. and divided the
honors at a tea given by Mrs. Willough-
by Redman for the latters niece, a COM
ing bride.
Mr. and Mrs John f. Reyburn. Mrs. Z.
T. Davis. Miss NJ. Fullerton and Mr.. and
Mrs Reid Rogers are among the WASH
ingtonians who are cOttagers in New
London, Conn.,, this summer.
Miss Marie Luebkert of 1914 Goth street
has gone for a western trip.
Mrs. Abe Moser and her sister, Miss
Lottie Davis Of geo 18th street northeast,
have returned after two-week STAY at
their parents home in southern Mary
laV,1
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Burt's Clearing Sale, 1343 F

has been much in the public eye this
week. Now that this potentate has lost
his throne he has become popular. Peo-
Die have forgotten that only two years
ago he was regarded as a barbarian
and assassin: he is being interviewed and
almost lioniZed.
Despite the heat and hailstorms, many
Americans frequented the race courses
near Paris until the season closed
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At the French Capital.
Special Cablegram to The Star.

Sneclal CdDesrdH 10 Inc Stdf.
PARIS, August AT last the weather
has turned warm and fine. Paris nc
longer shivers as it did week ago and
the Parisians have plucked up heart.
Once more the Bots is thronged before
and after dinner time with cabs and
motors. The Tziganed in the al fresco
restaurants again have audiences and
every day the popular tango teas at the
Jardin de Paris attract hundreds
But Paris is no longer the gay center
of the French world. The fashionable
are scattered far and wide and only
those who cannot get away remain to
revel in the peace of the great city and
to take their dejeuners outside the shaded
cafes.
vichy is crowded: SO is Aix-les-Bains;
the best hotels at Deauville and Trouville
are turning away visitors. Dieppe and
the other resorts are bright with life.
Those who are stranded here. however.
find some joy in drinking tea at the Ritz
and in hearing opera sung beneath the
trees at night
Ex.Su1tAn In popu1ar
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Arundel-on-the-Bay.
rorresnondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The star
EL-ON-THE-BAY.
August l, 1913.
Mrs Willie Of New York. who has been
spending some time with Mis-. ana MISS
Flemmer at the Matthews cottage. mas
returned home. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Gra-
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Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Reyburn. Mrs z.
T. Davis. Miss NJ. Fullerton and Mr.. and
Mrs. Reid Rogers are among the Wash
ingtonians who are cottagers in New
London, Conn.,, this summer.
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New and Lower Prices Now
In Our Clearance Sale

"Bane" Summer drop down 485 and there
ares n abundance in Black and Ian
of "Banster" Mems Oxford which sizes
scattering 3S5.
500 Oxfords Ground Gripper
drop 385. Very good assortment OF Sizes
200 pairs 500 Qxods Black Patent, White
sizes, 285
Womens 500 scattering
but remarkable value 1875. =
Black, and White Oxfords Pumps all
STYLE 285.
Womens buckle thin sole dress walk
ing heel, 385 -
Coona buckle metal and patent; thin
soes dress Q walking heels
Gripper" Shoes, the patented
with arches bunons small heels We
agents here
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Ex-Sultan Il Popula,

Abdul Aziz, former Sultan of <aorocco,
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Mrs. Maurice Healy of this city is visit
ing in Los Angeles. Cal and divided the
honors at a tea given by Mrs. Willough-
by Redman for the latter's niece, a COM
ing bride.
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Mrs. William Thalheimer and Miss Syl-
via MAY of Richmond. Va. are the guests
Of Mrs. Charles Goldsmith Of Calvert
street.
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DR.. and Mrs. John H. Burch will leave
Monday for Castine, Me-, to spend the
month at the Shetola House.
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Miss Marie Luebkert of 1914 Goth street
has gone for a western trip.
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Mr. AL Sigmund has returned from
motor trip to Atlantic City. Mrs. Sig
mund will remain for two weeks longer.
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Miss Hannah Gichner has returned to
Cleveland Park after visit to relatives
In Baltimore.
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Mr.. Leon Oppenheimer, who has been
the guest Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Oppenheimer of Kalorama road. has
returned to Baltimore.
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Mrs, James Lansburgh has returned
home. after a visit Of several' weeks IN
Kansas City.
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Russell l. Whyte is visiting relatives in
New York city, and will go from there
| to spend the remainder of the summer at
Mystic. Conn.,, at the summer home of
Dean William A. Wilbur of George Wash
ington University.
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Mrs. Abe Moser and her sister, Miss
Lottie Davis Of geo 18th street northeast,
have returned after two-week stay at
their parents home in southern Mary
land.
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Mrs. George Cohen of Galveston, Tex,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs f. Green
apple.