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DIED.

ATHEEInN. Entered into resi- on Mendsy, Ma,
ATHERTON. believed husband Of Mary 4
Anterior tnee Guerin,.
Funeral from his late residence. ii3 Tennessee
northeast. Thursday. = l..ni. Iiela
tiNes and friends invited To attend. -
Washington. II. q. May 6. 1913.
The Sir Knights, of Washington tommaniery
the Asylum N ason Temple in 70 sm1
uniform Thursday. May ;. 1919 at ! oriock
pm To- The .,nrpose Of a,tsnuS The funeral q
by order of the commander
MARK r. FINLEY. Captain General
CABANIss ON Monday. May :. 1919 at .
O'clock pm, at his residence. i,I Lemon
avenue New Y.rs city. DR.. JAMES =,
Funeral Thursday. May $. a i;:o pm. from
the residence of his brother I745 street
northwest. Relatives and friends invited.
lnterment at Falls Church. Va.
CLEMENTS. On SUNDAY morning, May 4. 1918
r.n the NsI9aal Mii1aEy Hens Dayton Ohio
Lee. 332 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
THURSDAY. May :. al 800 o'clock. Interment
CRAVEN. On Monday. May ). 1918. 10 pm.
beloved husband of Bridget Craven 'nes. Carr.
Funeral from his late residence: a0la street
thence ST. Stephens Church. Relatives
and friends invited. Intermcnt Mount Oiiyet
cemetery. =
CRAVEN
Members of Division. NJ" I. A. -. H..
Gnrsted 10 attend the funeral Of our late brother.
PATRICK CRAVEN. Thursday. May $. $50
q clock. al 81. Steohen's Church.
BY order JOSEPH A. DAILY. President.
FLAHERTY. On Monday. May ). 1913, after
short illness. BARTHOLOMEW FLAHERTY
of 1856 18th street southeast. aged forty
years, q member of the Ancient Order of
Hibcrnians. also Of The Fraternal Order OF
Eagles.
Funeral Thursday morning. May s. from Thomas
r. Nailc. & Sons funeral parors 1881 lith
street southeast. at $50 sharp thence to ST
Peters Church. where requiem high mass will
be sun: Ill - o'clock for the repose Of his soul
Relatives and friends respectfully invited
10 attend. Interment at Holy Rood cemetery.
q.
FLAIIERTN.
Members of Division. No. I. A. -. H. are re-
gUcsted 10 attend the funeral of our late brother
BARTHOLOMEW FLAHERTY. Thursday morn
BY order JOSEPH 4. DAILY. President.
FIAHERTY.
4 special meeting of Washington Aerie No.
l25. Fraternal Order of Eagles will he held
Thursday. May s. 1913. at am. Ia attend the
funeral Of our late brother. b. FLAHERTi.
DAVID WOLF. President.
j. d. BRITT. Secretary. -
FORD On Tuesday. May 6. 1913. HARVEY
AZEI4 be1ove6 husband Of Yer Howe Ford.
Funeral from his late residence. 16fe 2"th street
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In Memoriam.

aeaS. ssinted ea sister :" re NARY HRaSsoN. e
Alexandria. Va. who passed into perfect life
five years ago today. May :. 1905
Years may pass away aud perish.
Every feeling die away.
But the love for SiSfe- | cherish,
Never. shall decay.
HER DEVOTED BROTHER. JOSEPH BRAN
cHIAvENToNI. In loving memory q m, de-
TONI. who departed this life two years ago
today. May a. 1871.
loved him. yes: no heart tell
How much loved him. and how vel,
Some may think III soon forget you.
And my wounded heart u" healed
But they little know the sorrow
That Is within my heart concealed
BY HIS LOVING WIFE Rl>A.
I.otber LIMA 81 GARNER who passed
away Ten years ago today. May {. 1908.
Mother Nc shall never cease - love you.
Though vour form be in the dust.
And some day W. hope I" meet .nu
To this end in God trust.
BY HER son AND DAUGHTERS.
GEORGE. IN sad and loving rememnrsncc d
departed this life one year ago today. May
:. 1872
Gone hut forgotten.
RY HIS WIFE. MARTHA \. GEORGE
EoTHAuGE In sad st toying rS%e% 11s nee
years ago today. MAY .. 1907
The month May more i here,
To us the saliasf IF tho wear.
Because IN took from away.
Our darling Jraunettc. SIX years aGo i"lay.
BY HER LOVING FATHER. MOTHER AND
BROTHER.
SHEA In loving rrm"mlrsnrr - m! dcar
mother. MARIA SHEA. Who d.paried dais
Iif. thirteen years 80" to-day. May !. lai'-
Anniversary mass 1T Shrn" II Sacred Heart
Churrh.
Mother l. gone but nnt forgotten.
Never shall her memory fade;
S.e thoughts forever lingcr
Around the grave where She - laid.
BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER MAGGIE.
SHEA In sad but loving remembrance Of ny
beloved mother MARIA SHEA. who de-
parted this life thirteen years ago today,
May 1870.
petra' licht she- % her
RY Hfn DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MARIA
WATERS
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MARRIED.

pUm;E-B BURGESS On February H. 1918 Mt
Alcxandria Va. CHARLES K DODGE IT.
and CRAZE NJ. BtRtEsS. both Of Congress
Heights. u. &.
GoTTSMAN- HANSEN on March H. 1872 at
Al.xandria. Va. Miss BERTiIA HANSEN
and Mr.. FRANK {. GorrSMAN. both s.f
Washington, u. &.
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city. by the Rev. Father Gayan. Monday.
May D. at Baltimore. Md. The couple will
make their home In this city.
Miss Mabel Taliaferro will give a talk
Friday morning at 1870 O'Clock at the
Playhouse on theatrical makeup t. the
cast which will present Mrs. Hem
mick's morality play. Woman. the goth
of May, at the National Theater.
In consequence. the usual morning re-
hearsal at Rauscher's will be omitted
that day.
Prof and Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell
entertained at large reception last
night in honor of Mr.. Glenn II. turtiss
of Hammondsport. y. y. the aviator
Mr.. curtiss came To WASHINGTON 10 re-
ceive the Langley medal Invited to meet
Mr.. Curtiss were all the members Of the
Aero Club Of Washington and members
OF official and residential society. In
all about 40 guests enjoyed the brilliant
event.
Mr. and Mrs Bell were assisted in re-
ceivfng by the officers of the Aero Club
of Washington The house was profusely
decorated with flowers and a string or
chestra played during the reception.
Among those present: We're the French
ambassador and Mime. Jusserand. MIS-
James r. Mann. Gen. and Mrs Stern
berg Col. and Mrs. Henry Riount. Mr.
and Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Miss Eliza
Scidmore. Mrs. Robert fIinckley. Mr.. and
HdJIeS - l9t'li- Ut. Jpnli ~ DtdSHfdt
of Allegheny. Pa: MI and Mrs Charles
II. Butler. Miss Amaryilis tiillet Mr.. and
Mrs John Joy Edison. Prof. and Mrs.
Mitchell Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Grosvenor. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hill. JUS
tice Anderson. DR. and Mrs. Harvey
Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman
and Lr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Boiling.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Bronson and
DR.. and Mrs. Duncan Mckim gave dinner
parties last night. as did Mrs. Calderon
Carlisle and Mrs. Sutton Mckee.
Mrs Henry F. Dimock will close her
house Thursday and go to New York
preparatory to going TO Bar Harbor for
the season. Mrs. Dimock-Hutchinson
has gone to New York and will sail for
Europe May -.
Mr.. Myron NJ. Parker jr. entertained
at small dance last night at the Chevy
Chase Club. in compliment to the out
of-toWn guests OF his sister. Miss Ruth
Parker.
Mrs George W. Fairchild. who has
been away for several weeks. has re-
turned to the New Willard.
The Netherlands minister and Mime.
Loudon entertained at a small informal
dinner last night at the legation in COM
pliment to Miss Marion Wise.
reopened their summer home lin the
Trying he m valley Of the Berkshires.
Representative and Mrs. Peter Goelet
Gerry have taken the Gist Blair place
for the carly summer.
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nm: Relatives aud friends invited ln',r,
columbus. Ohio aud Hint,n. W Va papers
please copy
HANNAH on "Wednesday May : 1918. -
ses = FINK ~ 'sas aSI ss s1h st,e, n",S
and The late panip Hannah.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
home: ri,au>vilc. Nd. MAMIE !, nIth-
Noiice - funeral h"rcafie- 'Bal''mor" papers
HoLRoYD on Monday. May : 1913. ~ 30
pm. JAMES Il. IioLRofn. beloved mis
Funerai from his late residence. loo7 Eve street
southeast. THURSDAY. May ;. a 2.3n nm.
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend. :.
JACOBSEN, on Ma, 6, 1919: a, her residence.
sen aged forty nine years: beloved vie q
Jacob Jacobsen.
Funeral from 81 stephen church. Friday. May
her soul AT am. intermeni - Mount
oiiyet cemetery.
LAuGHLIN- On Tuesday May ., 1919. 4 "
Lean; Va. ELLA J LArGtilAN; u" widow
nifty eighth year - het
Notice u funeral hereafter.
LockHART Al midnight Tucs,iay Ma, ..
ls. a;,eS l,n si Illness ,' AMpRnm =
Notice If funeral hereafter.
. . -
mt. ~ '.A,lss, NAY :. i't,,. - dhs NJ
HARRISON " MILES. lstc u Company 4.
~ "-iIh'u' 'ui'ss lama N.run'fFS
Mrs !. II. Mnilisan ana Mr-. Georsc y.
! ,n,rn'a,, :, >,a,.-. tl .,t,aaol,,, -,
! Harrisburg papers pleas" "qyA
a.rnnrt -, ,,o,,. 49, : tai, - !, "a
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,.e,,cL ! ., Inte~men, ,,ri,,t.
RppI>So> panortcd ,hiS lifa rrasi., u.r
!. iol. a. - i IL !, H. h,r,a 80. 4
s,r.., ,ar,baas, Ia,rN IN popT>So>
ina .,e.a.sad i.aYes ,nc ianrhtar Mrs. H.
cos> mi . san q RnIin.np
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Cardinal Gibbons IS expected to be
present aud Rev. William A. Fletcher
to offic;ite at the wedding tomorrow i'm
Baltimore al the brides home of Miss
Lou Sc Warield, daughter of the former
governor and Count Vladimir Ledo-
chowski of Poland Only family party
will be present owing to the Warfield
family mourning.
Besides Mrs. William Hugh Harris.
the sister of the brideelect. and the aunts
and uncleS and cousins. the only guests
will be Miss Still of New York and Miss
Mary Tilghman of Easton. Md, who are
| visiting Miss Wartield.
There will he attendants and the
bride will be given i'm marriage by her
father. She WI wear going "A way
gown of dark blue. with small blue
hat to match, that being the counts ia
vnrite color. She will carry prayer
book from which will fall a few sprays
Of !'Tes-of- valley.
The count and his bride will leave for
New York directly after the breakfast
| and will sail Saturday for Europe They
will spend a short time i'm London before
going to Their home in Poland.
The brides presents from the other
side include some old family Jewels sent
by members of Ledochowskis family, and
others are new and more personal ones to
be given by the count to his bride Among
them are wonderful rubies these heins
her faVOrite gems.
Count LedochoWski has already given
Miss Warfield handsome bracelet of
rubies and diamonds. The engagement
ring. which he brought with him, is a
superb solitaire diamond of unusual size
and briiliancy. Beautiful jewels are i'm
London awaiting the bride.
Miss Dorothy Egerton Hutchinson was
married this afternoon at the home Of
her parents. near Bradshaw. Md. to Pay
master :. Rowland White. jr.. T.. S. n.
Rev. ]. Worrall Larmour officiating. Ow-
NO tn he boot of he ri6n els
ter the wedding was q quiet one and only
the Immediate members of the family
We're present.
of Mr. and Mrs. &. Fred Hutchinson OF
bradshaw, Md. and is connected with
prominent families of the state. She Is
the Observation-Disclosures of Commodore
Stephen Iayard Wilson. L. :. N. VINO
served III the Mexican war; and was a
contemporary and close personal friend of
Admiral Farragut. Also she is ciosely
related to the Scleys. the Shufeldts the
Cravens and others vine have been proni-
nent i'm naval history, and is one of the
few lineal descendants of Sir George Cal
vert the first LORD Baltimore after whose
daughters the ladies' Elizabeth and
Loroti., she and i:er sister wcre named,
and of his son. Ieunard Calvert, the first
Governor of Mary.s.nd.
PaNmaster White il the son Of Samuel
Rowland White of West River. and also
belongs to many of the old families of
Maryland. among whom are the Har-
woods and the kents.
| The marriage Of Miss Pauline E. Bate
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Mrs. Marshall is receiving this after
noon informally in her apartment at
the Shoreham. Mrs. Bryan is also re-
ceiving today informally at Calumet
Place. Mrs. Garrison at her apartment at
Stoneleigh Court and Mrs Redfieid at
the Highlands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-07

Mrs. Il. Il. Bradford has invitations ont
Tor dance tomorrow evening in COM
pliment 10 Miss Marie McM Hin Brown.
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Mrs. Mary Dorsey announces the mar
riage of her son. Francis Allen Dorsey.
and Miss Catherine Barrett. both Of this
city. by the Rev. Father Gayan. Monday
May >. at Baltimore. Md. The couple will
make their home in this city.
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man. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Bateman. and Mr.. Harry q. McQuery Of
Virginia will take place at the home OF
the brides Parents Saturday. May ~.
The couple will go TO Baltimore to reside.
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Mrs Willard Salisbury will be al
home tomorrow at the Shoreham. from
to u.
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THE EVENING STAR WEDNESDAY, MAY = 1918
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
MRS. WILSON WILL ATTEND
THE HORSE SHOW TODAY.
Other Pleasing Items of Notable
Folks - Dinners.
Personals.

MIS- Wilson will attend the horse
snow this afternoon and will have
party in the Presidents box with her
Miss Jessie Wilson returned this
morning from Baltimore
Mrs. Thomas Woodrow of Denver
Col. and her daughter. Mrs. Wells.
have arrived for visit ut the White
House.
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DIR. and Mrs. Charles ". Richa I'd
son entertained about 300 guests at a
buffet luncheon today at their Connect :
cut avenue home in honor of the presi-
dents and members of the Chronological |.
Laryngologcal and biological societies
now I'm session in the city.
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Miss Okla Ethel Harris of ST. Louis
is the guest of DIR. and Mrs. Clyde +.
LIGHTLY at l146 kilbourne street and
is receiving much attention from he
hosts and their friends.
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Capt +. r. Rice. L. s. A.. retired. of
ST Louis. Mo. and Mrs. Rice are guests
| of Gen. and Mrs. Morton at the Cairo
for week
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Mr.. and Mrs. chandler Anderson en-
tertained at dinner last night in COM
pliment to Mrs. William jennings BRYAN.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ Gatti have
left Washington for New York and
will sail Saturday the Berlin for
Naples They expect to tour Italy,
France and Switzerland and to remain
abroad until next fall.
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northwest. Thursday. Nsv :. NJ > o'clnrk
pm Relatives aud friends invited. Inter
menf viii take place tsen.s'o. y. \.
columbus. Ohio. aud Hint,n. W. Va. papers
please copy
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LW'hTiARr Al midnight Tucs,iav MAJ q.
1917. after lingering illness ANDREW j.
lDGkHART. II his hnno IN gakoma Park.
Notice If funeral hereafter.
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sefrcit Die ainber BON 8armerm.

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fonnen geiuno unb froblify genabt
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3uIaltircn 262

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6crten beiiid|cn ole SodiduIe:
Amanda Kehr, McKittrick,
Hilda Willms, Bay,
Constance Gensert, Bonnets Mill,
Archie Cooper, Gasconade,
0rville Price, McKittrick,
Arthur 0benhaus, Hermann, r. g.
Carl Dorsch, Hermann, r. 3.
w. Schaumberg, Hermann, r. 3
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9ebrer . Certificate.

gs Geliltat Der 2ebrer . Brii.
tltitgeil, ipeIde fiirSIid bier iut6 in
0ipesbilIe itattfarbeil, bat Sdnll.
Superintendent 6. 81. Dnnlier e!e
lolgetuoen 2etrer : Certificate ct.
tbetlt, ipeld)e ole reipect. 2ebrer &c.
red,tigem Stellen alt 6en Sdu,len in
@asootaoe County 81 bethlehem,
First Grade
H.. }. lettering, Hope
Ida Srhreimann, Swiss
A. 0, Mann, Hermann
&. Il. Vaughan, Owensville
Second Grade
G. + N;swaid, Owensville
+. G. Hestmann, Rosebud
A. G. jackson, Owensville
Chris Kocn.g, Belle
Edw. Dchn. Gwensville
Edm. G. Doll, Potsdam
Alma L. Ochsner, Hermann
Edgar e. Smith, Owensville
Geo. SEEKER, Beemont
Clara Schreimann, Swiss
Cora Hamburg, Berger
r.. w. Ochsner, Hermann
Wallace Opitz, Owensville
Lena Sassmann, Owensville
George Carroll, Woollam
Harry Fisher, Gerald
Sylvia Opitz, Owensville
Arthur Dufner, Hermann
James e. Wild, Hermann
Frank j. Miller, Hermann
Louise L. Koch, Swiss
r. N. Hibbler, Lanes Prairie
Arthur Moeckli, Swiss
Third Grade
Hattie Gross, Owensville
Ida Anderson, Bland
Jesse Elaton, Bland
Florence Graves, Owensville
Eliza Murphy, Owensville
Allen Murphy, Owensville
Nora Lankenau, Owensville
Mary d. Lacy, Bland
hay L1chte, Bland
VIM. f. Hollander, Owensville
Nella Steen, Red Bird
VIM, +. Huebner, 0wensville
L. G.. Ferris, Viemann
Paul A, Tappmeyer, Owensville
Harry III. Meyer, Swiss
Gusta Kapell, Chamois
Chas. McWilliams, Canaan
L, III. Ochsner, Hermann
Jeanette Cress, Warsaw, Ill.
Ina Pruitt, Bland
May Crowder, CUBA
Julius Rode, Hermann
Agnes Miller, Hermann
Logan Steen, Red Bird
Special Certificates
c. Danuser, Hermann
III. w. Koseck, Bland
Respectfully submitted,
G. M. DANUSER,
County Superintendent.
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Best macaroni wheat: First, L. l.. Bates.
 Best oats: First Warren M. Ten pey, Alpine.
 Best navy beans; First, J. J. New. man, Prescott; second. L. L. Bates. Best Mexican beans: First and second, L. l.. Bates.
 Best White Teparies: First L. l.. Best any other variety Indian beans: First, L. L. Bates.
 Best potatoes: First, L. l.. Bates; second. J. J. Newman, Prescott.
 Best and largest pumpkin: First, J. I. Newman, Prescott; second, W, A. Deering. Prescott.
 Best and largest exhibit of dry sa1m products by one exhibitor: First. L. L. Bates.
 FLOWERS
 Largest and best display of flow CTS: First. Mrs. Geo. A. Olney, Phoe- nix; second. John Jungerman. Tempe. Largest and best display of roses: First, John Jungernan; second, Mrs. Geo. Olney.
 Largest and best display of chrys- anthemums: First, Mrs. Geo. olney. second. C. B. Holloway. Phoenix.
 Largest single specimen rose: First Mrs. F. II. Parker, Phoenix; second, Mrs. Geo. Olney.
 Best single specimen rose: First, John Jungerman; second, Mrs w. F. Thomas. city.
 Best single specimen chrysanthem um: Second Mrs. Geo. Olney.
 Largest single specimen chrysan- themum: Second. Mrs Geo. Olney. Largest and best display of potted flowers, First. A. BIasengaime
 Largest and best display of outdoor plants: First. A Blasengaime; sec ond. JoEn Jungerman.
 Largest and best display of palms First A. BlascnGaime.
 Largest and best display of ferns: First A. Blasengaime.
 Best single specimen springeri: First A. Blasengaime.
 Indian Products
 The San Xavier Agency. of Tucson vas awarded first and second prem iums in each of the following named C,asscs:
 Best ears white corn. best ears yellow corn. best ears squaw corn best pink beans. best white teparies best colored teparies, best and largest squash. best and largest crook neck squash best peck garvansas. best display basket making material.