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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18


mlttee to be In charge or the inauguration
on May made:
Committee on inaugural luncheon-L w.
Smith, ID. b. Easter. j. ". Kern. r. W.
Withers. s. Il. Dolly.
Committee on morning observation-disclosures
Lewis Howe, j. r. Howerton. NJ. L. Burks
Charles Watkins.
Committee on academic procession. cos
tunes. etc.--W. Lee Stevens. j. w H. POL
lard. assisted by Messrs. Il. W Dickey. A.
T.. IIerOld, W. T. NeeI. +. .. Conevrse s.
II. Cannon. Jr.. James SomerviIle. Jr
Committee on invitations-Gcneral commit
tee and DR.. w. Lee. Stevens
Committee reception and entertain
ment-Prof ID. C. Humphreys. general chair
man.
subcommittee on reception and entertain
ment OF trustees-P. NJ. Penick and T.. T.
Glasgow.
subcommittee on reception and entertain
nent OF alumni and visitors-W. s Car
roll. 7. j. Farrar, a. r. Staples
subcommittee on reception and entertain
ment OF delegates-J. ii. Latane, j. Il. Long.
r.. g. Campbell.
Committee ON pubicity-N. D. Smi;hson
Addison HoGue. G. D. Hancock
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Dies From Heart Trouh,c.

From an attack Of heart disease, c.
Ewcll Cotton, thirty-thrcc years old.
dlcd sunday night at $50 o'clock at
ms nome, ITO West Fifth street, where
ne had been carried following Il sciz
urc on the street. The body WAS
viewed by Coroner John w Brodnax.
An inquest was deemed Unnecessary.
MI cotton was Il car rcpairer at
the southern shops for n number Of
years. lie had been a long sufferer
from heart trouble lie was unmar-
ricd, ana leaves one brother, c. A.
cotton Il member OF Engine Company
NO -. Ihc funeral was held ycstcr-
DAY afternoon at : o'clock from tho
home. Burial WAS in Maury Gene
terry.
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More Street improvements.

street crossings arc being placed at
several points OH the SoIthsidc. 1t
Is the purpose of Assistant City En-
Ginccr ID. l.. LaPradc, of South Rich
mond, TO put in crossings wherever
needed as long as the appropriation
FOR This class OF work holds out
The Virginia Railway and Power
Company is welding it's tracks at tho
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad cross
ing, ut twenty second and Hull Street
when the city completes widening
Hull Street the %acks To Swansboro
VIII be put into first class shape
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United States Army Medical Corps. who is in
charge OF a car from which lectures con
corning First Aid TO the Injured" are to
be given.
The Red Cross car will be sent out over
the Norfolk and Western system. the car TO
leave Norfolk within two weeks.
The Norfolk and Western will cooperate
with the corps In It's work. The lectures
VIII bc OF great interest to every one en-
gagged I'm hazardous occupation. railroad
men those employed in shops and manu-
facturin~ plants are among those the corps
IL anxious 10 reach.
The car Will stop in the larger towns OH
the system two three days. AZ yet an
itinerary has not been completed.
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Short News Stories From All Over VIRGINIA
sUTHERLIN REsIDENcE DECIDED.
Memorial Association Asouircs Title TO the
Historic Property.

Danville. Va, February l1.--As only piece
OF agreeable history. it IS here related that
the magnificent Sutherlin residence and
lawn were during the past week finally con-
veyed by deed. duly recorded. to the Dan
lille Confederate Memorial Association.
1t is n matter for supreme congratulations
TO every citizen and pride 10 all who have
contributed Il mite to the worthy movement
The first and longest step in the grand
achievement has been taken and many who
only n short while back weak In faith
at the contemplation of so great under
taking are now strong In the belief that the
movement was wise and wholesome and Will
he carried forward 10 the fullest fruition--
that the patriotic and generous citizens have
now made possible prize that Il little later
could not have been secured ut any price
II is gratifying To add that the treasurer
of the association had in hand full cash TO
make the requored payment OF $40 000 While
only - per cent. OF the $4,000 subscription
was promised In cash. more than 80 per cent
was paid in.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.
Arrest Of Young Man Who Proposed to Rob
Studenfs

I>ynchburg. Va, February 1z-Sergean mt
David Smith and an officer last night about
10 o'clock arrested IL young white man Civ
ing his name Harry Atwood who first
said he lived In North Carolina and few
minutes later gave Oklahoma az his abiding
place He was arrested a suspicious char
ncter under the following circumstances as
narrated by the police:
student OF the Christian College was in
n restaurant on Main Street when Atwood
went up to him. 'cXclaiming. Hello. High
Point" AS that town il the students home
he took some notice of the stranger who
asked him If any OF the boys at the college
had money. Upon being told that two were
50 fortunate Atwood proposed that they
should mask and 20 and rob them, but as
the student did not seem anxious to become
party to any such proceedings Atwood
pulled out a bunch OF keys OF various makes
and si2es. saying: These will fit any door;
let's make round tonight" Tho student
then left the restaurant and informed the
poIice. who arrested the man with tho keys
and the desire to rob. Etes
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sci. GiNil nnrkcl.

Dates Tor hcaring The civil docket or
Hastings court, Part II, were set by
Judge Ernest II. Wells yesterday us
follows.
Middle Atlantic immigration Com
pany against y. DerNiu and Auton IL.
Thcirmau. February %: Il. l.. Slaugh-
tor against Virginia halfway aud
power Company ami !. Il. Chewing
* Co March II and 10; u. r.. Griffith
against Robert Portncr Brewing Com.
pany March 10 and II; J. r. Childrey
against Southern Railway Company,
February - and 26; r. Lynch Hub
ba rd against j.. \. Catlin. February 81.
The appealed case of lanes Pryor,
colorcd, charged with shooting Charles
White. d negro boy. through the arm.
will lie tried February 10. John Den
mis-. who appealed from the Police
Court, whcrc he was convicted Oh a
charge Of larceny, Will he tried on the
following uaN
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VIOLATES cuRrEw LAW.
IOunsstcr Fined $3.50 and Ordered
Sent TO Kefnrm SclIanl.

Newport News Va. February 17.--Aner be-
ing arraigned in the Police Court on q
charge Of violating the curfew law. upon
which charge he fined $3.50. John w.
Post, nine-year- old white boy, was ordered
sent to the State Reform School by Justice
Brown an incorriGblc youth. This was
the second recent onense OF the youngster.
he having been released on the previous
casion promise of his parents 10 keep
him home
Wednesday night the boy was seen playing
around the Olympic Theatre by Patroman
Hudson and told to go home. He failed to
do so. and when tho officer him again
at oc ock he summoned tho younSster TO
appear in court
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POsT-OFFICE AT wINrAII..
Congressman Carter Glass HAS Gotten II Re
Established

Winfali. Va. February l7.-Congrcssrnan
Carter Glass has succeeded In having the
Post Office Department enter an order re-
establishing a post office at Winfall. on the
Durham division of the Norfolk and West
cTn Several years ago WintAll post-officc
was discontinued on account Of rural dciiv-
cry from Gladys, which delayed mail to
WiuiIll considerably. The new Office will he
serves directly from the railroad This Will
enable ths- patrons Of Winfali to get letters
from l-ynlhhurG and answer them the sumo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-18

Women are generally careful about IN.
state OF their health and they are apt "a
make good use OF remedies known ss dis
ease preventives. Germicides and anti
septics are included I'm this CLASS but thu
greatest care should be exercised In usins
scribed by n physician
B? reason ot Its absolute safety and ,.s
bonehciai reSults. physicians have strongly
recommended 1yree's Aniisep;.c Powder II
disease. HEALING diseased tissues. ulcerx and
aehcste membrane passages and Ideal az
aouohe %-cent package makes two
everywhere Send for booklet and FREQ sam-
pie. ''' SILL
D. 9. Tyre". Chsnh,t- Washington. d. q.
Advertisement. J
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,.rr.,.. INJURIES seriop..

(. Three persons were injured 10y tho
car being thrown from the tracks.
.phc motorinan and conductor were
slightly cut and bruised. but arc able
TO continue work. officer George Jar
rcll Of Chesterfield. WAS OH the ear
ut the time He was hur; by dying
glass ANA WAS thrown heavily to the
floor He WAS able to walk home, but
has since taken To his bed, and it is
feared 10y his physician that he has
been Injured internally. sunday he
was unable to turn over Ills condi
ton yesterday WAS somewhat JIM
: proved
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10 Form School Tongue.

Citizens residing i'm the vicinity of
Mann school in Manchester District.
will meet Friday afternoon at . o'clock
at the school house for the purpose
of forming u school aud civic league.
Superintendent William G.. owens Will
be present and will havo two mem
bers OF the Co-C'pcrativc Educational
Association with him TO assist in the
organization.
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INCONSISTENCIES LIVING HARD.

Seven Distilieries Destroyed in Three Coun-
ties.
Roanoke: Va. February i7-Deputy United
States Collector u. i. Henry and Special
Empioye ID. y. ianipe. returned Saturday
from three days raid in Floyd. Franklin
and Patrick Counties. having captured and
destroyed seven di8tilfcrics. Mr.. Henry and
Mr. kanipe left Roanoke Monday for Rocky
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SUMMONED TO COURT
street Railway and Tobacco Companies
\ CHARGED With Ordinance Violation.

q Both tho American Tobacco Company
and tho Virginia Railway and Power
; Company viii appear in Police Court.
Part H.. tomorrow morning TO show
cause why Justice II. A. Maurice
should not levy fine upon them for
violation of the traffic ordinance.
eummons for the companies was served
yesterday on the local officers The
sccmplainant is Captain \. s. Wright.
of the Third District.
r The complaint against the defend
ants is the result OF the collision last
FRIDAY morning between an automo-
bilo truck and Hull Street car. The
truck. il lis said. under the traffic or
s,linancc. had the right of way, as il
was running cast while the car was
coming from the north. Tho car was.
according To Che police. running at an
excessive rate of speed.
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COMMITTEES NAMED.

VIII Arrange INAUGURATION of Or. Smith as
President Of w. & l..
Lexington, Va, February fiat r meeting
OF the general committee on the inaugura-
ton OF President Henry Louis Smith, con-
sisting OF President Smith. DIR. II. ID. Camp
bell, John L. Campbell and DR. JAMES LcwIs
Howe, tho folloying appointments Of COM
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FIRST AID TO THE INJURED"

Red Cross Car VIII Visit Points on Norfolk
and Western System.
Roanoke Va, February I--Thursday a
physician attached to the American National
Rcd Cross First Aid to the injured Corps,
WAS In Roanoke comforting with officials of
tho Norfolk and Western relative to tho
movements. OF Major Charles Lynch, OF tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25

home. Mrs. Brainard W. Parker of Oil
yer street is visiting in Stockbridge, Mass.
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Stimson, who has been
spending some time in New York city.
has returned to her home on East Brad
ley lane Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Walker
have taken possession of their new house
on East Bradley lane. which they pur-
cha sed from Lieut.. Gherardi. Mrs. James
Dudley Morgan of Connecticut avenue
entertained the past week at very
dainty rose luncheon" at her summer
home. In compliment to Mrs. Thomas r.
Marshall, wife of the Vice President
Miss Marie Durant, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James M. Durant of East Bradley
lane. who has been visiting in Phiadel-
phia and West Point, has returned to her
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene f. Stevens
of East Melrose street will give five hum
dred party May IS for the benefit of the
Chevy Chase branch of the Florence Crit
tenton Circle. Miss Annie Wilmer of
Annapolis. Md. was the guest the past
week of her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph 4. Hoehling. .jr, of Newlands
street Mr. and Mrs. Charles d. Parker of
Newlands street have as their house
guests Mr. and Mrs. 'Chapin of Rochester.
n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Titan W. johnson Of
Newlands street entertained at dinner the
past week at their home in honor of their
house guests. Mrs. NJ. c. Davis and Mrs.
Charles Bruch of New York city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Prescott Galley have had as their
house guests the latter's father. ex-Repre-
sentative Binger Hermann. Mrs. Guy w.
A. Camp Of East Quincy street. who has
been very i'll. is now convalescent at her
home. June Q at the Chevy Chase Ii
brary there will be a public meeting for
the organization Of a permanent suffrage
election of officers at the meeting. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles D. Cugie Of Magnolia
Parkway, who have been abroad all win
ter, have returned to their home.
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Chevy Chase.

Mrs. John l.. Ridgway of East Melrose
street entertained her bridge club at her
home the past week. Lieut. and Mrs.
Raymond Rogers. who are occupying the
Wedderburn house on East Irving street,
have as their house guest the latters sis
ter, Miss Julia Meyer. The Girls Good
Time Club met the past week at the
home of Representative and Mrs. Charles
Carter of West Ienox street. Among the
girls who were present were the Misses
Roberta Ridgway. Julia Carter, Beatrice
Clephane. Veda Ord Anna De Lacy, Miri-
am Richards and Rosemary Hoover. Mr..
and Mrs Donald j. Cassels. who have
been occupying the Dom house on East
Bradley lane for the winter were hosts
the past week at the Chevy Chase Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Browne of East
Ienox street entertained small COM
pany at dinner at the Chevy Club the
past week Dr. and Mrs Ryan Devereaux
of West Bradley lane entertained at din
ner the past week at the Chevy Chase
Club in honor of their house guests. Mr..
and Mrs George Minnegerode of oxford
street entertained at dinner the past week
at the Chevy Chase Club. Miss Thelma
Dawson. daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Clarence F.. Dawson of Brookville road,
who has been spending some time at
Princeton N J., has returned to her
home. Mrs A. Clarke Patterson, wife
of DR. Patterson Of Kirke street. who has
been visiting relatives in Cleveland. Ohio.
has returned to her home. Mrs. Oscar a.
knite and son, who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs Willard F. West of Kan
awha street. left there the past week for
Philadelphia. Pa. preparatory to sailing
May - for Europe. where they will spend
the summer in travel Mr.. Howard d. Full
mer and Miss Fulmer of Legation street
have as their house guests the Rev. and
Mrs j. ID. Dudds. who have just re-
turned from Florida. where they have
been spending the winter en- route to
their home in Pennsylvania. The Thin
BILE Club will meet tomorrow afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. Clarke Patter-
son Of West kirke street. The Chevy
Chase Music Club met for the last time
this season at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick 4. Sillers of Brookville road.
The annual election of officers was held
and was as follows: President, Miss
Roberta Allen: secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. John L. Weaver: chairman of the
program committee. Mrs. Otis D. Sweet.
Mrs. Goodwin and Miss Beatrice Good
win of West Lenox street have as their
house guests Mrs. F.. l.. Brance and Miss
Brance of Montgomery. Ala. The Chevy
Chase Euchre Club will meet this week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gift r.
Richards of West Irving street. Mrs.
John j Larban of New York. who has
been visiting her sister and brother in
law Judge and Mrs. Clarence E. Dawson
Of Brookville road. has returned to her
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|M SOCIETX NI
f&3EZZ@ZSELzZ33k
D. A. R. Breakfast.

The breakfast which the members of
Patriots Memorial Chapter. D. A. r., Of
this city are to give June at the CO.
lumbia Country Club for Mrs William
Cummings Story. president general of the
D. A. R.. promises to be quite a success.
Mrs. Marshall. wife of the Vice Presi-
dent. and the wives of number of the
cabinet members are expected to attend
official and residential society of the Capt.
tai city being well represented
Mrs. Joseph Arnold of 13i street
southeast, and Miss Ida Norton of 1919
Biltmore street northwest. members OF
the chapter. are arranging for the af-
fair.
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Tea for Mrs. Poehler.

Mrs. Charles r. Davis, wife Of Rep
resentative Davis Of Minnesota. was the
hostess Of pretty tea yesterday after
noon at the Congressional Club. given
in compliment of her daughter Mrs
Walter c. Poehler of Minneapolis. who
is here visiting her parents.
Pink peonies formed the decoration ir
the drawing room and dining room
mrs. Davis received in a lovely gown OF
yellow dresden silk, trimmed with lace
Mrs Poehler wore a brocaded blue
crepe de chine gown.
Those assisting in the hospitality in
cluded ...rs. r. r. Rapley of Silver
Spring Nd: Mrs. Arthur F. Bennett
Mrs julius Kahn and Miss Sommers.
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For Bride-to

Mrs. Jack Beall entertained at tea al
the New Willard yesterday afternoon ir
honor of Miss Leila May Henry. whose
marriage 10 Midshipman Harold Perry
Parmelee will take place June I.
The other guests were Miss Lucy Hoke
Smith. Miss Sally Williams. Miss Helen
Hardy. Miss Ruth Hitchcock. Miss
Nancy Johnson, Miss Dunn. Miss Mar
garet McChord. Miss Agra Bennett, Miss
Leila Mcdonald and Miss Maverick OF
Texas. who is the guest of Representa-
tive and ..Irs. Slayden.
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He is residing with his parents at the
Portner.
Mrs. G. W. Atkinson of 1900 18th
street northwest expects to leave Wash
ington the first of June. She will be
away all summer.
Mrs Henry Allen Cooper has re-
turned to her home in Wisconsin for
| the summer. and made a visit with
friends in Chicago route.
Mrs George B. Williams of Wash
ineton. D. c., is visiting Mrs Charles
McCreary at her home in Sacramento
Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Nye have re-
turned to their home in Chevy Chase.
Md, from a trip to New York.
Miss Rita Nusbaum has been spend
ing the past week with friends in Bal
tmore.
Mr. Joseph Schiffman IS in Alabama
and other places south.
Mrs NJ Herman. Miss Lorraine Her
man and Miss Ernestine Rich have re-
turned to the city from A trip to Old
Point Comfort Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Of Baltimore
are the week end guests of Miss Della
Fishel Of Connecticut avenue.
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MI. Carnegie's Visit.
l.

Travelling Lecturer for Society ito the
remaining listenerp-I should like &c
THANK YOU sir, for so attentively hearing
me to the end of rather too long
speech
Inral Member Of Society-Not at all
cir. I'm the second speaksr.-Punch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25

Mrs. David Foote Sellers left Cali
fornia last week for a two month visit
TO her father, Henry Clay Evans. in
Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25

Mrs. Fielding Lewis Marshall vii
sail for England June 10. to visit hel
daughter. Mrs. r. F. Amphlett. VIII
lives near London.
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The Kaiser's Capital.
Special Cablecram TO The star.

Special Cablegram to The star.
BERLIN. May o4-Mrs. A. NJ Thack-
ara. wife of the United States consul
general and an acknowledged social
leader of the American colony, will re-
turn to Berlin about June I. after an
absence of several months. spent visit
ing friends and relatives in America.
Later she will go to England to attend
Thackara.
Joseph Stransky of New York returned
TO Berlin Wednesday. after a brief visit
to Prague. Alfred Hertz. who also is
spending the early summer in Berlin.
has moved away from the crowded
center of the city and established him
self in one of the quiet exclusive hotels.
MI. Carnegie's Visit.
Andrew Carnegie. in his forthcoming
visit here will attend the celebra ton
| Of the twenty fifth anniversary of
| Kaiser Wilhelm's reign. Mr.. Carnegie
| is expected 10 arrive in Berlin June L.
Although no definite plans for his en-
tertainment have yet been made ii
| is understood he will have several op-
portunites to meet the kaiser and re-
new the assurances of cordial liking and
esteem which mark the relations between
I the monarch and millionaire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25

Mrs Otto Luebkert has returned from
a weeks visit in Louisville, Ky.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Hillman and daugh-
ter, Miss Emily Hillman, left town during
the week on an automobile trip to New
York. and later will go to Atlantic City
man expects to return to town shortly
to visit friends for short stay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25

Mrs. Caroline Stiebel sails abroad Tues.
day on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II
and will visit Germany and France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25

Mrs S. P. Howard and Miss Nellie G.
Howard. who have been in New York
for the past ten days, will return tomor-
row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25

The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club me
last week at the home Of Mrs. Simon
Kann on Belmont road. In the party wer
Mrs Samuel j. Steinberger. Mrs. Sol Min
ster, Mrs Sol Meyer Mrs. Abe Sigmund
Mrs Calvert Rosenthal. Mrs. Sidne.
Kaufman, Mrs. Rudolph Behrend, Mrs
Isaac Behrend and Mrs. Gerson Nord
lfnger.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Barton have
returned from their wedding trip
through the north and are now living
| at Girard street northeast. where
they will be pleased to see their
| friends.
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Mr. and Mrs Adolph Kahn of 273S On
tario road are entertaining Mrs. julius
Levy and son of King City. Mo. They
May % from to 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25

Mr.. II. G. Burgess and daughter. Fran
ces Elizabeth. OF Pinehurst, spent the
week end in Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
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Miss Hortense Brylawski has returned
to her home on Calvert street from visit
in Baltimore with friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25

Mrs. s. L. Swope OF Louisville ha
arrived to spend the summer on 24tf
street with her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr.. and Mrs .Crittenden Marriatt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25

Mrs Roland Goddard and children.
Jack and Dorothy. of Denver. Col, are
the guests of Mrs Goddard's sister, Mrs.
Stancel Of 10Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Nye have re
turned to Their home IN Chevy Chase
Md. from a trip to New York.
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Mrs Morris Gusdorf and daughter, Miss
Florence Gusdorf. have returned to their
home on 18th street from Newport News.
Va. where they were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs William Garner and family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-25

Mr.. Albert j. Hendley has returned
after an absence OF three years in Boise
City, Salt Lake City and Los Angeles
with the United States reclamation serv-
ice, and is now with the bureau Of mines.