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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-17
TRUhBUlL.

Edgar Clark of Daniels Farm. had the misfortune to lose ons of his cows last week.
 Mir and Mrs Willard s. Plumb and Mrs. Charles F'airchild of Nichols, are enjoying stay at Fishers Island.
 Elbert s. Brinsmade spent Sunday in Daniels Farm the guest of Mir and
 Mrs Sherwood M. Brinsmade. MT Brinsmade has recently visited MT. and
 Mrs. George Shelton at their home in
 Booths Hfn. A hard wood floor has been placed in room No. of White Plains school; also a few other repairs made prepar- atory to the opening of school on Sep tember s.
 Miss Josephine Carey will entertaf1, the Mission Study club on Thursday afternoon of this week at 2: 30 The town clerks office will be closed l commencing today until the 24th of August.
 Mrs. Edward Smith of Danie1's Farm entertained a few friends at her home last week The occasion was her birthday.
 Miss Esther Shelton of Oxford and Frederick Candee. of Easton. were vis- itors Saturday at the home of Mrs. Mary J. Beach. 1 Mir. and Mrs Burr F. Beach. Mrs I Howard S. Beach, Miss Lillian Hol- l.brook and Miss Cora E.. Beach enjoyed
 an auto ride to Roton Point satur- day
 1 Howard Hanks of New York is 1 spending a few, days at fsAvi1a,'' the home of MT. and Mrs. Albert French l in Daniels Farm l The game of baseball played at the
 Center, Saturday afternoon between l the Center and Daniels Farm teams
 resulted in victory for the Center team
 the score being 25 to g. Albert French of Daniels Farm has bpurChaSe5 a new driving horse
 MT. and Mrs. Lemue1 Patchen have
 moved into the south side of the Ward
 homestead.
 Master Edwin Evitts spent the week end with his uncle, Frederick Evit Is of Huntington. Harry TruesdaIe, Jr, is visiting his grardmothery Mrs. J.. c. ,Myaft o1 Bridgeport. Mrs. William Fuller and children o1
 Tashua, are spending some time wix | Mrs. Fu11er's parents, MT and Mrs Elmer T. Nichols of White Plains Mrs. Walter Hazard of Monroe, is a guest at the home of her daughter Mrs. Frank Wells.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-17
NM. ROCKEFELLER
 TO FIGHT CHARGES. EIN NEWIHAvEN CASE
Rarron Financial News.o

rTaw work. Aug 17-Rumors that fNVilnan Rockefedler intends to resign Ifforn the New Haven road are noL Ecredited by those who know MT. kpoc1rafea1er So long as criminal pros lec1tion of New Haven directors IS laIh- Eed about his friends say he will give Inc tronsfd eratfon to the thought or re- rslkning, unless such 2 step should pe- kcome imperative as result or II Ehea1th- ,a,a k<een instructed by a committee or the Eroad;s directors appointed after pup E1fcation Of the InterEtate ComHleIce . kCornnaissions report, to take aet1on to kif any. as may be due to the company kfrom, John L. Billiard, as a result Enf tta Billiard company transactions
 Before Ballard became director or b4he New Haven company the dlrectoIs svafes5 to sell to him the Boston 6 f NTsj77e s.fr,ss.x hs to account for all prof Hits. The New Haven lawyers have found that if Mr. Billiard should be held to account for any profits, tn e legality of the entire transaction could Ibe duesioned- 4 IF is d Chinese puzzle. to find a legal iyvav in which MT. Billiard can return Ia dollar of the million and 8 half tprofit without bringing into question sthe legality or integrity of the entire sBoson & Maine transaction IT, now r. A tT3f1lard. it might be compromised and sEfhe Ballard profit returned efn set tIeuaent'' of the suit, while 1t could Eno be returned ein settlement of the transaction.
 F-var since the start of actual hos EtiIities in Europe the daily sales of ttha American Wool1en Co. have showed lsteady gains and are rapidly assuming hthe proportions of 8 normal year. In lstead of facing increasing foreign com I16,4, pany nov has the domestic market to Itself The war has built up a Chi- snese wall around the United States fmore efficient probably than any hfgn l4ariff- It will not be bone of con- fHion in France, England and Belgium ehas been crippled for long time to Icone The orders which have been looming to the company in the last lfortnigdht are mainly. for worsted goods land fancy woo11ens, but there has been kHlso a substantial amount of buying kof yarns
 Many mills and importers had figured lon buying foreign yarns and manu- kfactuTfng them into cloth. but their seaIcurations have been badly thrown Eastray by the European turmoil, some kof them having been unable to make sup their sample pieces as a result.
 CT L. Watson & Co.a
 Patience is the best virtue to exercise E11nEA Lne 0eaoAO>R In me feGuraLIeS E9narket is broken The blockade of Econmerce, in the judgment of some of Jour most eminent Ananciers, will be Fitted within ten days. War is bound to Ebrfng to the United States trade move Ernent that will put the international kba1ance in our favor. Blessed with kgreat crops and sound a- the core k9n our Industrial and financial position, kfhe United States can look forward ksvith confidence to the eventual revival Eof prosperity despite the present scare Sof war.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-17
Annuse1ments
PLAZA THEATRE

s'The Property Man the two reel Keystone comedy film with Charles Chaplin, the funny drunk" in the title role and the same picture that broke all attendance records at the Plaza two weeks ago has been booked for a. return sengagement by popular request of thousands of fans for the first half of the week commencing with the matinee today. It Is without question the funniest moving picture ever produced by any oompany and it affords Chaplin unlimited opportun- ity.
 ssWlnks,.s the diving sea Hon owned by the Three Travilla Brothers will be the main feature on the vaude- vile program. The act Is interest ing. astounding and introduces the most won derfu1ly educated sea lion in the world. The animal displays al most supernatural intelligence in the performance of, a series Of stunts with out the usual 7 coaching and coax ing of a trainer. The Travilla Broth CTS are expert swimmers, Gone hold ing the record for endurance by re-,
 main1ng under water for four min utes and thirty-seven seconds) and their act Is choclx full of thrilling features.
 Two Bridgeport boys, Knapp & Knapp will undoubtedly receive an enthusiastic reception In their com edy singing and talking skft which has won them unusuaI success In the vaudeville world.
 The remainder of thes vaudeville program Is The Casinois, Dancers to the Royal Family of Spain. one of the most sensational dancing acts on tour in vaud eville; Gilbert Losee, s'The Man With Three Voices whose won derful gift has made him favorite with music lovers the world over; Austin Walsh, presenting 8 comedy musical oddity that introduces much that is new in musical specialties-
 The photoplay program includes &tOur Mutual Girr' and seThe Horse WrangIer,'s an unusual Reliance dra- matic feature in two parts.
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ADVERTISE IN THE FARMER.
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EXPIRE THEATRE

Surprise after surprise occurs in the latest feature photo play, The Lure of A1d1lions,' in four parts, which has just been released and will be shown for the first time in this city today and Tuesday at Keeney's Empire the atre The second series Of .sThe Tray of Hearts'' will be shown Wednesday and from advance information on this series, it promises to be unusually ex- citing and interesting. This new se- rial picture has caught on from the start and it is destined at present to become one of the most popular se- rta1s of the day. In addition to the serial, there will be a great big sur- prise shew on Wednesday.
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w. T. Greene, Hopk1nton, NJ

w. T. Greene, Hopk1nton, N.A H., writes the following letter, which will interest every one who has kid ney trouble. For over a year, Mrs. Greene had been afflicted with very stubborn kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills done more to complete her recovery than any medicine she has taken and I feel it my. duty to recommend them Hind1e Drug Store-Adv
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300, ARGENTINE SEANIEN
 COME TO MAN WARSHIP

Provincetown, Mass. Aug. 17@The Argentine steamers Panta and Chaco. having on board 900 Argentine sail ors for the new battIeship Rivadavia now at her builders yard at Quincy. arrived here today. It was expected that the steamers would continue to Boston after taking on pilots. The Rfvadavfa, which has completed all her trials, is expected to leave for Buenos Ayres early next month.
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w. M. Halfacre. Dexter, Mo,
 bought Foley Kidney Pills for Mrs. Halfacre, who was down on her back with kidneys fso sore he had to help her move. He says: 'sShe would cry with pain across her kidneys, but af- l ter she took the second bottle of Fo- ] ley Kidney. Pills, she was as well and strong as ever.'' Hindle Drug Store. \ l---Adv.
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1T Watson co.A
OBITUARY
 c
mWARD FLYNN.

The many friends of MT. and Mrs Edward J. Flynn sympat1ize with them in the loss of their eight months old son, Edward who died yesterday at the home of his parents, 662 Broad street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-17

Rudolph Breiderbach, IS years old. of Brooklyn; found a revolver at his home while playing with 16-year-old Peter F41lmer. He pulled the trigger and F'u1ner tell dead with a. bullet in his breast.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-17
MARGAREr DoI.AN.

Margaret, daughter of Simon and the late Bridget Do1an, died yester- day at her home, AT Calhoun Place. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. William E. Robinson.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-12

Va. The wedding will take place next
Wednesday evening at the Church of the
Sacred Heart. Miss Margaret Waters
will be one OF the brides maids.
Miss Waters, the bride-elect, is one Of
the most popular of the younger girls
In Washington. Elaborate preparations
are being made for her wedding, which Is
the result of a school days romance.
While at st. Mary's Academy In Alex
andria, Miss Waters met her ffance. Mr..
Downey. He Is the son Of an old Vir-
ginia family. and well known through
out the South. He Is graduate of the
virginia Polytechnic Institute, and at
present Is practicing his profession, civil
engineering, in Cumberland, Md, where
the young couple will make their home.
Immediately after the wedding tn.
bride and bridegroom will start on their
HONEYMOON to the far West. They will
spend some time in Indiana, where they
will visit among friends
Miss Gertrude c. SpctzIer. of Baltimore.
mas Deen named as maid of honor at the
wedding. The other bridesmaids, be-
sides Miss Waters. of Denver. will b.
Miss Josephine DAILY and Miss Margaret
Daly. OF this city. Miss Virginia Downey,
OF Alexandria, Va. a sister of the BRIDE
groom. Miss Mary Kavanaugh. of Staun-
ton' Va, and Miss Helen Springman. of
this city
MT. Downey's best man will be his onIv
brother. Julian Downey. The usbers arc.
Judge Michael Doyle. Of the MunicipaI
Court: Edward Callahan. of Patton. pa
Richard A. wahl. of PhiIadeInbia.
Julius Zieget. OF Baltimore: Edmund
Dwyer of Alexandria. and John z. Wa.
tiers, brother OF the bride.
Mrs. Henry Straus. Of Richmond. Va
Is spending some time in the city the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs A
VI. Baer -
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Honored

! A musicale will be given at the White
House on Friday evening IL Mrs. Wilson
/ and her daughters return in time. Mr..
4 Melvin A. Clark. of Syracuse, is 10 De
! one of the artists.
Mrs. Marshall Field WAS hostess at 4
dinner last night at her residence in the
| Avenue of the Presidents. in honor OF
the Secretary OF State and Mrs. Will
lam Jennings Bryan.
Mrs. James Mcmillan entertained at a
dinner last night at her home in Yer
mont avenue.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Hugh Os-
terhaus arc spending Easter with the
Iattar's narcnts. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c
Downing, at their residence in Hillyer
place. Miss AIys Downing, who spent
the week with them at Annapolis, accom- e
panied them back to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. =. Downing have taken
n cottage at jamestown, R. l., for the
summer.
Mrs George Howland. of Norwich.
Conn. will come to Washington Tuesday
to be the guest of Mrs. Harry Taylor. at
her home in o street.
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall attended the
drill at Fort Myer, Va. yesterday after
noon and was accompanied by Mrs.
claude a. Swanson and Mrs Thomas F.
Walsh.
The dance to be given tomorrow night
by the Woman's Army and Navy League
in the sail loft at the navy yard Will
be a grand success. both socially and
financially 1t is prophesied. All arrange
ments have been made to make ii a most
enjoyable affair. The center box will
be occupied by the President and a party
from the White House and the other
boxes have been taken by Gen. Crozier,
Admiral Dewey. Maj. Gen. George Bar
nett, U. S. NJ. c.; Mrs. Charles o. Foster.
Judge Martin A. Knapp, Mrs. Delos
BIodgett, Col. Robert NJ. Thompson. Gen.
Gordon. Mrs. Julian James and Mrs.
Thomas s. Walsh.
Mrs. George NJ. Sternberg. the presi-
dent of the league. will receive the guests.
asJisted by Mrs. Garrison. Mrs. Daniels,
Miss BreckinridSe and Mrs. George Bar
nett.
The floor committee will be in charge
of Commander Chester Wills, L. S N.
and he will have assisting him Lieut.
Harold Wirgman, U. S. NJ. c., Capt
Jewett, U. S. A; Capt. Dorm. L. S. N;
Lieut.. E. ]. Foy. U. S. N; Commander
Needham Jones, u. S. N; Lieut.. Com
mander II. c. Dinger. U. S. NJ; Capt.
William Mitchell L. S. A; Lieut.. Com
mander T. r. Kuntz, U. S. N; Mr.. Fred
DIR. Howard Hume, Mr.
Robert Hume, Mr.. Harry Mum, DIR. Dun
bar Dodson. DR.. Edward p. Larkin. Mr.. !
Ceor1e A Rently Mr. Charles Howe
Mr.. william Corcoran, Mr.. Scott |
Thropp Lieut.. Allen and Mr. |
Block. The woman's Army and NavyI
League was organized twenty-five |
years ago by fifteen Albany women who
were interested in the welfare of the en-
listed men OF the army, navy ard Marine |
Corps Of the United States. The men,
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Army and Navy League Mrs Garrison, Mrs Daniels Mrs Breckenridge
Mrs Roosevelt
At the ball Mrs Woodrow Wilson the
the OF fi kind she attended
Dancing will be continuous this week there will be little
the
at
Wasingtons will Playhouse
bridge Rausche the
Macdonald Chapter the Ladies Aid Association the benefit
Homeopathic Hospital
Mrs Goele will
-danceat Massachusetts aven home.
Mrs Robert N Harper
Mr. and Mrs Frank Moves dance both Tues
evening Mclean the
MIR will be al
Chevy Chase Club will the
Building that night The weekly dances
Chase clubs will be well attended
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Hunt Ball Plans Complete

Arrangements for the hunt ball to be
held at the Chevy Chase Club on Friday,
April IL, are about complete, and the
balI promises to be great success in
every way. Mrs. Peter Gerry. formerly
Miss Mathilde Townsend, will receive
for the committee in charge which con-
sists of Mr.. Jerome n. Bonaparte. Mr..
Murray A. Cobb. Mrs. J. Henri de ST.
bour, Mr.. E. H. Fellows. MIR. ]. William
Henry, Mr.. William F. Hit, Mr.. George
Howard. Mr.. Hugh S. Legare, Mr.. Will
lam c. Marrow, and Mr. Laurence
Townsend.
The fairy play. Jack, the Giant
Killer, by children, which will be held
at the Belasco Theater Tuesday after
noon, April IA, at 2:l5 o'clock, promises to
be a great success
Among those who have taken seats and
boxes are Lady Spring Rice, Mrs. r. r.
Hit. Mrs. George Howard, Mrs. Thoma 4
Laughlin, Mrs. John b. Henderson, Mrs
Needham Jones, Mrs E. MONTGOMERY
Mrs. r. E. Peary, Mrs. Gilbert Grosve-
nor. Mrs. Converse, Mrs. Monroe Hop
kins, Mrs. Goldsborough Adams, Mrs. A.
c. Downing. Mime. Aquino, Mrs. Frank
Pleadwell, Mrs. Victor Blue, Mrs
Thomas Dawson. Mrs. Reeve Russell,
Mrs. Robert Page, Mrs. william West,
Mrs. Charles Fairfax. Mrs. William
Waller. Mrs. T. w. Sims, and Mrs
Joseph Stoddard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Loeb left We'd
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Suffrage Ball Planned

A French Market under the auspices
OF st. Claire's Guild for Vacation Lodge,
will he given in Carroll Hall. G. street,
| between Ninth and Tenth streets, or
Saturday afternoon from to o'clock
Tho entertainment is attracting wide
spread attention. and will be literally
attended by the ultra smart set of the
National Capital
Beautifully decorated booths. at which
Will be sold all sorts of delicious vege-
tables. fruits. eggs. milk. cheese candies.
and flowers will be presided over by
prominent Washington matrons. assisted
by popular debutantes of this and last
season. Another booth will he stocked
with pretty baskets in which the pur-
chaser can tote" her parcels home. Tea
and dinner will also be 5, rived during the
afternoon and evening.
The patronesses are Nine. Jusserand
Miss Lee, Mrs. Story. Mrs Hannis Tay-
lor Mrs. Carr. Miss Mathewson Mrs. Nc
Carthy, Mrs. Lands, Mrs. Gollibart, Miss
Squire. Miss Horsey, Mrs. Muilett, Mrs
Ring. Mrs. McGiI. Mrs Coombs, Miss
Joyce. Miss Redfern. and Mrs. Ridenour.
The Alumnae of St Roses Technical
School having formed themselves into a
social club under the title of st Clare's
Guild" for their mutual help and recrea-
tion, wish now to extend their work and
ask other young self-supporting Catholic
women to join them and share the bene-
fits of the club.
In order to do this and meet their ulti-
mate aims-viz, a vacation lodge by June
and a clubhouse or rooms by October
they are asking the cooperation of all
who are in sympathy with their efforts.
II is hoped that the French Market" en-
tertainment will largely increase this
fund.
DR.. Harry Burnstein. who spent a few
days here during the past week. has re-
turned to his home in Albany, N Y
The exhibition dancers for the suffrage
ball are Mr.. Myron Parker and Miss Ruth
Parker. who will dance the one-step:
Miss Eloise Orme and Mr.. J. Stuart H
A. Gilmore the Argentine tango; Miss
Ruth Anderson and Mr.. King Stone will
dance the Castle walk; Miss Ruth Parker
and Mr.. John HemphiIl the hesitation
waltz. and Miss Emily Beatty and CAPT.
Castillo, of the Cuban army. will dance
the Maxixe.
Miss Willie Louise Lowry, daughter of
Col Sumpter Lowry, of Tampa, Fla, who
Is pupil of the Vernon Castles. is going
to dance the innovation with Mr.. Cald-
well Davidson, of the University of Vir-
ginia.
The exhibition dances will begin about
II O'Clock. For the competition they Are
going to dance the one-step. There VIII
be two prizes for the winning couple.
a committee consisting Of Mr.. Joseph
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e. Gunster, Of the Catholic University:
Mr.. II. G. Benneman and Mr.. Jack Chap
man, of George Washington University;
Mr.. ]. W. Green, of Maryland Agricul-
tural College; Mr.. Edward NJ. Donnelly
and Mr.. John W. Murphy, Of Georgetown
University. is assisting Mrs. Robert Baker
to arrange the intercollegiate dance con-
test, which 1t is hoped to make such a
feature of the suffrage ball. Members of
all other colleges who are in the city for
the Easter holidays are invited to take
part. Those wishing to enter the contest
must send word to Mrs. Robert Baker.
1916 ] street.
Mr.. s. Jonas has returned to his home
In Nashville, N. c., after a short visit
to his sister. Mrs. NJ. FeIheimer, of this
city.
Lady Cassandra Eazes, of Warwick.
England, and Miss Ada Price. of Phrla-
delphia. are the house guests Of Mrs.
Edward B. olney. for Easter week.
Miss Marian Taylor entertained at a
luncheon and theater party yesterday in
compliment to Miss Minnie May Win
gate. a bride of Wednesday. The other
guests were Mrs. II. NJ. Phelps. Miss
Dorothy Shaw. Miss Irene Meyers. Miss
tAdHisdg1 IoTOlHN NlUSOHs
Miss Mabel Reeves, and Mrs. Horace w.
Barnum.
Mr.. Emanuel Haas returned on We'd
nesday to his home in Richmond, Va.
after a short visit to his mother. Mrs.
T. Haas. of Washington.
Mrs. Henry F. Bauer announces Tire
engagement of her daughter. Miss Elsa
Gertrude Bauer. to Mr.. Carl c. Mueller.
The wedding will take place early in
June.
Master Harry Acker. son of Prof and
Mrs. L. Acker. is now convalescing from
a recent attack of typhoid fever.
Added interest in the concert by the
Washington Symphony Orchestra Tues
day at the Columbia Theater. lies in
the fact that Elias Breeskin has con-
sented to come from New York to play
the G minor concerto by Bruch. The
boxes have all been sold. and the list
of patronesses includes Miss Margaret
Wilson. Lady Spring-Rice. Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman. Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs. Hen
nen Jenning,. Mrs. Gordon-Cumming.
Mrs. McKim. Mrs. Bush Brown. Mrs
Hunt Slater. and Mrs Tom Williams
The Misses Lucille and Selma Loeb.
who were the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Schifman. Of Harvard
street. left Tuesday last for Wellesley
College.
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/ bership now numbers over s60 and its
work is far-reaching. bringing excellent
, results. which should be of interest to all
| patriotic Americans
The object of the league is to promote
| the welfare and increase the happiness
of the united service: it owns and main
, tains the Soldiers. Sailors and Marines
Club at 3l7 c street northwest: sends
\ reading matter to isolated posts and sta
tions and keeps them supplied with
games. moving pictures. hymn books and
portable organs. and tries in every way
| TO increase the efficiency of the enlisted
man by making him happier while he is
away from homo and all he holds dear
The committee for the dance is in
charge of Mrs. Chester Wells. assisted
by Mrs. Jewell. Mrs. J. Livingston Bay
ard, Mrs ]. Van r. Hon. Miss Emma
NOurse Mrs. Fechteler. Mrs. Jewett. ard
Mrs. h c. Bryan. The list of patronesses
includes Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt. Mrs.
George Dewey. Mrs. Charles Badger.
Mrs. F. Z. Beatty. Mrs. T. r. Howard,
Mrs. Charles McCawley. Mrs Crozier
Mrs Stanford. Mrs. Strauss. Mrs Georss
Cooper. Mrs Jayne NJ Mcintyre, Mrs.
J. SHELTON Williams. Mrs. A. ]. Mills.
Mrs. Bradley A. Fiske. Mrs. FulIam.
Mrs. Adolph c. Miller, Mrs. DeIos Blod-
gett. Mrs. Edward Mclean. Mrs, Nc
-"is. Mdrtn A. hnapp, Miss
Lucy Jones. Mrs. George Barnett. Mrs.
Isaac Mann, Mrs. Gibbons. Mrs. Corbin,
Mrs Lamar. Mrs. Sargent, Mrs =. H.
Campbell, Mrs. POindexter, Mrs. Frank
lin Lane. Mrs. John Bassett Moore. Mrs
Ely. Mrs. A. G. Barker, Mrs Moran.
and Mrs. Capehart.
Mr.. StrasburSer announces the engage
ment Of his daughter. Edith. to Mr. Ar
thur Neumeyer. formerly Of this CITY
now of New Orleans
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Miss Margaret T. Waters, of Denver,
Colo. arrived here Fridly to participate
in the marriage o. her cousin. Miss The
rosa Waters, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John o. Waters, of Rock Creek Church
road. to Mr.. Leo Downey, Of Alexandria,
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Fashionable society is taking a deep
interest in the the dansante to be given
on Wednesday and Thursday at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Julian-James, 1906 Twen-
tieth street. for the benefit of the House
of Mercy
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Mrs. r, p. Kelly, of Cincinnati, is the
guest Of her son-in-law and daughter,
Representative and Mrs. A. B. Rouse, at
their apartment at the Netherlands.
Mrs. j. Brooks Ladd, who was called
to Boston Unexpectedly yesterday. was
obliged to recall her invitations to a
dance last night in honor of Miss Mar
garet Worthington and Mr.. Beach Helme
Stockett, whose marriage will take place
Tuesday evening
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Mr.. A Schiffman. who was the house
guest OF Mr. and Mrs J. SchiTman. re-
turned Friday TO his home in Green's
borO. " c.
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Miss Eleanor Loeb. of Columbia road
has returned to her home after a three
weeks visit to BraddoCk Heights. Md.
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nesday for their home in Rich Hill. Mo-.
after a short visit to the city. where they
came to attend the marriage Of their son.
Mr.. Leo Loeb, to Miss Belle F. Schiff-
man.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Heilprin announce
the marriage of their daughter. Marion,
to Mr.. Walter Pollock, of New YORK
City.
The Washington Alliance of Jewish
Women will hold its regular meeting
Tuesday. April IL. at 2:3O p. m. in the
vestry of the Eighth Street Temple. when
the following interesting program Will he
presented: Rcv. DIR. Earle WTfi"y vii he
the main speaker Of the afternoon, Mrs
CONTINUED On PAGE TWO,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Loeb left We'd