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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-01
revolution was founded upon

American revolution was founded upon
a movement led, both in the camp and
the forum, by me of high intelligence,
and, in many cases, of ripe scholar
ship. The victor of JuareZ and Chi
huahua is i'll the saddle. Yet even he
most enthusiastic of those who are
supporting the constitutionalists
cause may we'll ask what is to be the
fate of the country if the safeguarding
of law and liberty is to be committed
into the hands Of a mar who cannot
read.
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a Good Plasser,

Meritol White Eminent liz q splen-
did application for Sore Throat,
Cold on the Lungs, Group and Pains
lin the Chest. Saturate a piece Of
flannel cloth with the Eminent and
use as al plaster. It is very pene-
trating, will not blister and is very
effective. Central Drug store. 6s
Broadway. Fargo, d. d.. Exclusive
sAgentss-~Advt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-01
PLUNkVlLLE'S PLAN.

Oh. Piurakville fines them when they
speed,
Wen get the coin in loads.
And with it-so . runs Plunkvilles
creed
Well fix up better roads.
On better roads they'll speed still
! more,
Or so our town opines.
| There's he more speeders than before
And We'll get still more fines.
Louisville Courier journal.
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careful observer of nature and experi-
ence. | have often wondered how
much Of this came from habits of
close observation formed in these
walks, and from the recording Of the
experience of the day after the walk
was over. 4
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WHATS SAID

J. H. shepperd, w, NJ: The Fellow
Craft degree will be worked at Shiloh
lodge No. /. A. F. & A. M, Friday
evening" Jan. 2. at 1880 p. m, !
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Everything in the ready to wear
line for Misses, children and women
will be sold at very low prices at
Blacks this week.-Advt. 4
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Ask oeFEar OF NEGRO sitt.

- omitA-Esvsr bill. pasesd ~ ne
ADees Of Representative. asa now
pee4lne IN the United States Senate.
weeeh makes II possible for Government
Appropriations for agricultural sluea-
- - - apportaoned entirely amons
e0esas having only white pupils. came
= ne bitter dsnunslatisn IN Cooper
veeea last night at . mass nsstins
- under the auspiess Of the National
HHcCSci3tiSn for the Advancement %
Il, s&s4s,o, !. v ".S a1:ptsS ssiliaF upet
res!eeet Wilson - vsts u should the
The evening world., 1914-01-30
Come Tomorrow
Last Opportunity 10 Buy
CURTAINS,
CURTAININGS, ETC;
At January Sale Prices!

Young Mems Suits aiG o. Es's~
w %:r: g.: S::ss w w.: ILL., s::: 2:ss
u to 81 chests-sack and Norfolk
modsls-eerges. chsviots and Worstsds-
navy and every popular shade In fancy
weave and mixturs.
Boys Trousers II ~
y:iu: it !. &C.,. :44lIyy: :ls: H..",.2s
Value 900. IL 30
B1oomers and knickers-serGeo, Wor.
steds. chevtots. tweeds and cofduroys
navy and most desirable fancies-for
good. hard service-full cut-Wsll
AIso
Bxtro-e1s0 TP0us0ss- for stout
boys 70 u waist measure
los and $50
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Come TosnorrowI
Last Opportunity 10 Buy
,CORSETS. PETTICOATS,
HOUSEDRESSES. ETC.
At January Sale Pricssi
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MORNING SPEClAlS-Temsnsw, Saturday, Undl I p M.
To prevent dealers buying. quantities restricted.

Slss 10 $s.ss 0kis S~ss Dssssss. .. :. ST.
Plaids and navy-NFR'S CLEAN
UP. including many samples-rs-
markabls range Of models. excsp-
tionally well trimmed. superior tall
loring-1S. Is and II yrs.
MAS 81 DEPT. SECOND FLOOR.
$s.sS Girls Winiss Cssts-s to u yrs. .S.SS
New full length models-sll wool
cheviots-brown ana navy-wide self
facings and deep. Inside yoke.
AlSSEs' DEPr.-sECOND FLOoA
$50 Ckh' clsth Ise Shsss. ...........i.lS
Sizes u TO lwide iasts-extra high
sus-sssnn o E:eaI SeIspo MSoi
- Ct. Cirls' FIannslsas Nishtdssssss. g.. ~
front and back yoke-turn-down
| collar-novelty braid trim.
CHLD2ENe UNDphw1-6DOOSD FLOOR.
q q. 4 y Ct. CkDAsas Uaissvvs. .... 10
Fleece lined - high neck - long
| sleeves-ankie length draWsrsNAll
sixes--strictly Arst quality.
oHrLDREN's UNDERwfAR-MAINv floor.
n Ct. Dsys' Winter CAPS .........,... ~
Navy serges and cheviots In gray.
brown and mixtures-plain or with
in-fur band-fuli crown.
| BOYS HATS-THiRD FLOOR
The evening world., 1914-01-30

Come Tosnorrowl
Last Opportunity 10 Buy
MEMS SHIRTS
At January Sale Pncesi
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- q. Sstssa PseoessoD. ..........,.,. 81
Black and colors-vaaayks Delnto =
closely pressed. plated flounAo.
PETTICOATS-6ECOND HOO1.
$40 Wsmsa's Cssssts. .l0,|
Novelty striped coutil--asw straighS
model-medium low bust-abdom. Il
inal lacinGs - modified froot II
no bones on hips.
CORsETS-SEC0ND vIO0a
- Il. Msa's uadssvsw. ............ ~
Fleece Iined-camsl's hair eolocS
shirtA and drawers-well made
MEMS GSnERwrAs-xAIs y1ooa
- Ct. Chiidrsss Sk Phisd Hsduy. r.
Black-fine rib-lisle back-lisle ~ /
with double heel and toe.
HosiEnY-NAIN FL0oA
50 Ct. Wsmsns Csps Gloves. $500. al
Soft. but heavy-mannish-Ens11eA Il
KID GLOvKs-MAIN vIooA
50 Ct. Bsys' Bleusss ................ -
White madras and percaiss-Styipo0
collar or neckband-e to u YoAfR
50 e. Boys PsjAnas ..................A 81
BOYS fuRNISHlNGS-rHI1D yLooA
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LAST Day of JANUARY SALE
'omoryotv's Opportunities Cannot Be Repeated!

Come Tomorrow
Last Opportunity 10 Buy
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
BABIES WEAR
At January Sale Pricesi
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Q, Tears IL DRY ess1s

IS
~
DREssMAKERs' SALE
Representative Offerings,
Every item for svsry woman Aavlne
. sinsls sewing or apparel nssd
substanti savisgs en DvesyAaG
Necessities.
NJ Nan q Tslspans 0rdss ~ ~ -
cLARK's o. N. T. COTTON
0oyd. spools ....."..~-HAsa-- ~
Limit. two dossa-No Man OF TsaspAsSsoslA
Rss. aans
Blasting Cotton .....L
Wound Bobbins-6ox. { cts. 3 for ~
Sewing Sllk-biack-3o ana =.
900 yd. spoots-each. IA
i0O-yd. spools--dossn. ......... ~
Sewing Silk--black and col. 90
ors-So.yd.. s.pools-dos.... -
Ounce spool Suk............... "
Silk Teatherbone--dos. ydo.. - ~
SILK Tunic Fsstherbons-.
Ho Sss" With s'' Invi:iSi: Eys:-
Groso ....................ss...s -
sonomors Snap Fasteusrs-
gross 10
Kohinoor snap Fastsssss- "a.
vide s: sam iBiniin1-picc:..: N .1x
Dress shields-d'bie eov'd
p i:sst ssi:is:::iis : ~ an: a
Detachable Garment
Shields . ..:::.; No.: :" 70 - -
Dre:s S Axe i'i st:.i Pins iii;.i::'
Nib. box ...............ss.. s3X
Wide Roll Taps..: -
Canvas Coat Fronts-
for now short stylss....... ~ IA
Inside Dress Betting
xsHsh 10 ana n a Ewing M:.1s:. " go
si Hrst M.rs s::; HsS:, S::::. sss III
Buckle Foundations -
s''s ; !. a. 49,: ;; 49,; = ~
u.e BroeaAs Gregg q chiass-
u'T ssin Observation-Disclosures;
b Ct. D'bls width Creps - Chloeo. 40
= e. rcSlsrasEySrd wsde.....-r..
b Ct. Black and Colorsd ~
.u.S si srosSci oih::;-..;ii; ii..sS-.''
black and color: ;;;;;;::..-......".4s&3
e. e. al AZ woos sc w sSi i;...:
. Ct All Wool Pruasllae. ........ss ~
n.ls All Wool Aannish 0ixtufoo- a.
SIS RiaeI French S:r.:: is.....
t1.0 six and Wool Popllno-O ~.
Il. . Black Brocads Crepes. ......... 81
III; s c ESs'ii s S'ssse ls :::::::::
3 and IS Ct Black TsftslH 81
Satin Ribbens-sA aaA issA -
+. =; % !: !; S;;si
Fine Xasn9ssy. SxX:::::... ID =
S:s :3EEIXYx- ~
: g. & s Sss:::i. ~ x7;sI:::=:.::.z
>--A y
8 csi afes S,ssseiassSy1S::::::A
| = &. BuiSsrisa wssk srsSls:3SS6 ~
Is TO - Ct Buttons-oossa-.....-.s.s03
@---
\ &. hH;: :.sG..d a.is'.,sc ::..:4 49,:
q Ct. Moire Yercaline6. ,........n11ISSG
u ct. Psroalinao-eo ln1A.s~0Uo3s
---A
| % and o Ct pufe 01k IDnb'a.....s -
~ Of. Wool 0hirtiuG 11aAeeo0...s.
Is Ct. Domst = Castor y1Anoeo6ss ~
---v IVY e
- q. Keen D1os oAsass.
e is1 b.: < 80 49,: ~
. and . q i@pcricd ~ -
SIS Hcncici'c Sci:;css.......s...
= Ct Rasor Steel oo1aooeS ..ss..s.. ~
y and . Ct. nmb'y y1ssaslAe.l...,yDD
X and 10 Ct Embroidery insertieo0 d
IN ana . * E%Sy lisa;sia:::::: II
nsil I p. N. 4,
ctsd. Y
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70 q. Keen Dl0o Ohsasoe
- ct. II. Boxer . Cas- 0A0000 ~
ana Sotseot0..........
= and = Ct Imported 0toe1 l-N =,
.. ScscucrS :.::... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
. Ct RasoF ssssl SolSSosS .....-.. -
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. and ? Ct ryrs euk ynh:d...... 4
IS q. Domst 8 CsSass JIaaaslS.. ~
The evening world., 1914-01-30
Come Tossaorrowi
Last Opportunities to Buy
WHITE GOODS
AZ January Sale Phcesi

Come Tomorrow
Last Opportunity to Buy
BED SPREADS, COMFORTABLES,
BLANKETS, PILLOWS, FEATHERS
At January Sale Prices!
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$40 4 "a Ysng Msas Ovssssats. ..IOo
Winter chevtots-browns and grays
-twills. clearinghouse and other
fancies-shawi or convertible COLLAR
belted bsck-singls and double
breast-3S to 81 chest.
YOUNG NEWS DEPr.-THRD FLOOR
$Io.ss yssns Mss's Siss. ..TSs
All wool. navy serges--aiso fancy
casaimeres, cheviots. mixtures and
twills-sack and Norfolk models
80 10 - chest.
YOUNG MEMS SUITs-rHJlD yLooA
$a.eo Z $1eoo 0vssessts. ..BJo
to 10 yrs.-Russian. polo and ulster
modela-button-to-n eck, convertible
and shawl collars-hiHh class chin
chillas and Winter cheviots-fuii or
half belted-serge or wool Innings.
BOTS ovERcoATs-rHiRD FLOOR.
$7.s6 10 $S.SS Bsv' Hish Class Suits. .S.SS
to II yrs.-sack models, also single
and double breast Norfolks-all
wool navy serEes and fancy
chevtots. In newest patterns.
BOYS SCTrs-THlRD ILOOR.
Sl.6s Mems Pensss Psjamss l.oo
Very silky-white. cream, tan. hello,
blue. gray. etc.-silk frogs-well
known mako having name on each
garment-ali sizes.
MEMS FURNIsiiINGs-MAiN FLOOR.
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Us chiffos f,esseiass.y7 H.. !. j,
= q. buis.SiSa w:ss srsS1s..iSSh 81
Is TO 10 Ct Buttono-1oaea.s ~
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DRESSMAKERS' SALE
Representative Offerings,

Every item for svsry woman havlhe
. snsls sewing or apparel nssd
s.Ssss.tiai savisss .. Dvssylae
Necessities.
NJ Nan q rslsphsas ordD ~ ~
cLARK's O. N. T. corToN-lI IN
0o-yd. spoois ......"..---aAaa-- ~
Bsek ed Whits-eae sumbaA
Limit. two dossn-No Mall OF Tslsphons s0s0A
ALSO
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-08
Resolutions.

Whereas, Again the Silent Reaper has
entered our MIDST and taken one neal
and dear from u.s. Myra L. Blanchard, a
charter member OF William Wells w. r
c., No. IS, one who was always willing
to and interested in the work.
Resolved. That the members of this
corps extend deepest sympathy TO the
surviving son and daughter and to all
who knew and loved her. We cherish
her memory and think Of her as
"Only just across the river,
Over on she other side,
Where the angels are in waiting
And the pure in heart abide
Resolved, That in loving remembrance
OF her interest and good work for the
order. our charter viii be draped for
thirty DAYS, a CODY Of these resolutions
sent TO the son and daughter, printed
in the Barre Daily Times and spread
upon the records Of our corps.
Mary f. McAllister,
Fannie J. Savery,
Nellie F. DAILY,
Committee.
williamstown, Vt, Aug 7, 1914.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
Come to Fits shoe sale.

New lot OF wash goods at Abbott's.
Order your chairwood from Morse d
jackson. All nice and dry. Telephone
237.
Taxes-Only one more day to pay
taxes. Monday, Aug. 10, is the last day
on which you can pay taxes without
extra costs. James Mackay, treasurer.
Those who are intending to 20 to the
Presbyterian picnic at Caledonia park
on Saturday are asked to take a spe-
cial electric car leaving the city park at
1915.
Grand Army men in Barre are in re-
ceipt of general orders No. from the
headquarters of the Vermont depart
mcnt relative to the 4sth annual ma.
tional encampment of the Grand Army,
which viii be held in Detroit. Mich, Aug,
81 TO Sept. inclusive. II is announced
that the headquarters of the Vermont
veterans win be located at the hotel
Griswold, where the G. A. r. men from
the Green Mountain state will be well
coined on the afternoon of the opening
day. Exhaustive directions as to the
route which may be followed in reaching
Detroit as well as the fares are fur.
nished by Edward Baker, the depart
ment commander and Hiram NJ. Pierce,
the assistant adjutant general Com
rade f. F Rand, adjutant of Fairbanks
post, st. Johnsbury, announces that he
has made arrangements for a room in
the G. A. R. building for the purpose of
holding a reunion of Vermont soldiers
Tuesday morning, Sept. l. The follow
ing appointments as aides-de.camp are
Hiram L. Russell, Cabot. !
Albert George of Hardwick, Andrew
Morgan OF Concord, George H. Waldron
Of Springfield, w. o. Wright Of Wood
stock and Milton L. Dodge of Essex
Junction.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-08

wiuAmstown, VI July "a 1914
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-08
TALK OF THE TOWN
ig remnant sale at Fits.

Munsing union suits at Abbott's.
New kimono aprons at Knights.
Black Cat silk hose SOC at Abbott's.
Our service is unequalled. You'd bet
ter try it. Miers' barber shop.
Try one of "Billy's" chocolate fudge
marshmallow sundaes at browns.
At 6ac each, house dresses reduced
from Sl.00. at Perry's on Saturday.
Fall quarterly Of the Pictorial Review
now on sale at Martins Book Store.
Closing out our entire line OF summer
dresses at great sacrifice to make room
for fall goods. Paris Shirtwsist House.
Mrs. D. E. Earle Of Newark, N. J., ar
rived in the city last night to pass the
coming few weeks as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Holt of Walnut street
Taxes Only one more day to pay
taxes. Monday, Aug. 10, is the last day
on which you can pay taxes without
extra costs. James MAcksy, treasurer.
At sl.4e each; you should look at
this lot of wash dresses in ratine, mus
lin, linene Wash dresses that were
$500, $3.50 and S2.9s; at Perry's on
Saturday.
Taxes-Only two more days to pay
taxes. Saturday, Aug s, and Monday,
Aug. 10, are the last days on which you
can pay taxes without extra costs.
James Mackay, treasurer.
Percy G. Lamson OF Cambridge, Mass,
arrived in the city yesterday for a stay
Of several days in the Barre granite belt.
Mr.. Lamson will leave this city for Mil
wsukee, Wis, to be present at the ma.
tional convention OF monument dealers.
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Resolutions

Whereas. Death has taken from Us
our beloved sister. Hattie Nic~pls, a
charter member OF oer order. who was
a faithful member as long az health per-
mitted. and who always felt an interest
in the order. therefore b. il
Resolved. That the members Of cur
corps mourn the loss Of a good member
and extend our sympathy to her brother
in the loss Of his only sister in his lone
~ hours.
Received. That q COPY Of these reso-
buttons b. sent % her lonely brother and
{ bat these resolutions b. spread upon
90 records also printed in the Barre
Daily Times.
Frances A. Lothron.
Marcia O. SesveF.
Martins Polsrz.
Committss.
wIlAmstowu. VI July -. 1914
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Bros circus arrived in the city this
morning over the Central Vermont rail
road. A gang of bill posters began their
operations at once in anticipation OF the
big shows visit 10 Barre Aug. p. Ii
seems TO have been decided that the cir
Gus will pitch its tents on the Granite
City driving park, where smaller
show appeared earlier in the summer.
Robinson Bros circus is the only big
show TO appear in Vermont this season.
From D. L. Aker, secretary of the
Chicago City club. B. w Hooker has re-
ceiyed the welcome information that his
brother, George W. Hooker. the clubs
secretary. is safe in London. with other
members of the Railroads Terminal com
mission, who have been studying Euro.
pean terminal facilities at the request OF
Mayor Carter Harrison. In a letter
which Mr.. Hooker received Yesterday.
Mr.. Aker says the club has fairly au-
thentic information of the commissions
safe arrival in London soon after the
situation became acute. The members
had already left Paris for Brussels when
the war clouds began 10 thicken and
they were fortunate enough TO get a
boat az Antwerp. After embarking
from Antwerp on their way to Dover
their boat was held up but later allowed
70 proceed. The letter refers to the fact
that Mr. Hooker has large number Of
friends IN the English capital and that
the club feels the commission will not
h. embarrassed for funds Before the
Chicago letter arrived, Barre friends and
relatives 81 Mr.. Hooker assumed him 10
Be- IN Berlin, according 70 the itinerary
arranged for the commissions trip. II he
lands in America soon. Mr.. Hooker viii
probably make a short stop in Barre On
1is WHv home
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P.lni.t - cInrrerant-

Consult The Little Wonder q wash.
inrton. q. c. celebrated trance medium.
Scientific mental specialist Terms. 25c.
sc and 81. Horn, 30 =. - % ~ p. 70.
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MUNSING UNION
SUITS
A. P. ABBOTT co.

Do you know that there are more
Munsng Union Suits sold than any
other mako?
Do you know that the Munsing
Underwear factory is the largest in
this country
Do YOU know that the success of
Munsing Underwear depends quite
materially on the progressive judg'
ment of Mr.. Gould, a man who was
raised in Mortified, VT?
DO you know that Children's Mum
sing Union Suits cost but soc and
500 eachS
Do you know that Ladies' Munsing
Union Suits sell as low as SOC each
The very best are only So 90 each;
beautiful quality made in all the
different styles, any style that
you want. These at 500 each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-08
BLACK CAT HOSIERY

We talk often and very strong on
Black Cat Hosiery. We believe in
its fit and wear. We stand back of
any imperfections in this make.
Black Cat Hose may not get Gus
toner the first time If customer
will pay strict attention to all that
is in pair of Black Cat Hose, their
tit, their absolutely fast color and
their wear in comparison with other
makes that they have had, then that
customer is a Black Cat customer.
Black Cat customers save part
Of their hosiery money. They have
less hosiery troubles and help us to
advertise Black Cat Hose.
25c is popular price for Chit
dren's, Ladies and Gents Black Cat
Hose.
Thin Silk Hose at soc and 500
are two of their largest values
The Washington times., 1914-03-01

woman said this about Mrs. George Howard
as she passed down the as'e OF the Relasco
Theater the other afternoon | took a long
look at the only woman in Washington who
was so brave. would rdt.:er say so Sen
Siolc. To begin with, she has pretty ears.
o. course ! do not agree with the talkativc
person exactly, but she is or OF the few
women who show them. M'nc. iusserand
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A Chronicle 90 ]
cCocie:ty Il

serving and she took in all the changes. and
in spite of the fac; that she has been in
Washington very little in recent years, she
found many old friends among the guests
Tuesday night
Did tell you that Mrs Elmer: Black had
decided to remain in Washington for the rest
of the winter season? She brought her
daughter, Dorothy, down from New York
and put her in the Cathedral School, and
Mrs Black has taken an apartment in the
Portland. Dorothy is pretty girl, and gives
promise of being even more beautiful than
her mother. OF course, she is but child
now, just little more than fourteen years
old. Her eyes are her chief beauty right
now, and they have the most wonderful long
dark lashes. Last year she was in school in
England.
Yes, Susan, l went to the White House
reception after all, and had the best time
I've had in days. | was with party OF OUT
of-town guests and some other in-town
guests, who had never been to one of the
state receptions before, including mother,
and it made it unusually interesting. This
reception, as you know, was in compliment
TO the army and navy, and rs the last of the
season.
was just beginning to think that was in
favor of universal peace, when | saw all
those wonderful looking officers in their
more wonderful looking uniforms, and all
my peaceful thoughts were dashed to pieces,
l fear. Anyway, Susan, even if do not like
war, do like soldiers
The rumor which reached you to the ef-
feet that Mrs. Wilson is i'll is no. true she
did have to leave the reception line Tuesday
night for few moments, it is true, and Shs:
did leave the Congressional breakfas, last
week early but that was to keep another az
pointmen:. She was lttle ndisposed 81
one time in the evening Tt .;isy, due more
to the effects of bad cold anG standing q
long in me warm room than anything else.
1t is getting late, Susan, dear, and ]
must run along, or else | will miss hearing
Elizabeth Howry sing this afternoon. Eliza.
beth is appearing in Washington as pro- 4
fessiona singer for the first time at Mrs
Sydney Bailous muscale-tea at 5 o'clock.
Yes, Isabel got home from Elsie's house
party, where they had fine time, even II
they were almost snowbound.
am so glad you have made UP you,
mind to go away during your spring vaca
ton. Where will you go? HI.
Write to me, and be sure to tell all The
gossip from your part of the world.
Always,
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suppose YOU remember Doris Hay
wood. We'll, she is one OF the most attrac
tive girls in the younger set and often of
late has charrringiy assisted her motner,
Mrs. Wilson Haywood to entertain in their
| street home.
She is the Only woman in Was!iingtc;
society Who da-cs 70 show :Icr ears ScEIc
The Washington times., 1914-03-01

wears hSr flalr IN q f1Sd'uG tildt SHOWS Hef
ears, and so do Mrs. William Littauer, Miss
Josephine Patton, and dozens of others. In
fact, the new style Of wearing the hair which
is quite prevalent mere just now calls for
ears The hair is drawn back and twisted
from the back much like the old-fasnioned
left side and usually fastened with comb.
When one has pretty, wavy hair, it IS be-
coming, but it is a sad trial for any one else.
Mrs Howard wears her hair in much the
same fashion she has always followed-the
style that is most becoming to her particular
style. And that is in mediuT-slzed POM
padour, slightly parted on the left side. with
a knot on top of her head. What wonderful
good taste she displays in her gowns and
hats!
And going back to ears notice that
earrings are in very good taste now. They
are a little smaller, perhaps, than season
ago. Mrs. Howard wore small rorni black
Jet ones one afternoon this week, and also
saw that Miss Patton wore small pearls.
You can bet you pretty new bronze boots
that I'm going to attend the the dansant at
the Navy Yard Monday afternoon. 1t is tie
first one of the season, and it is for tine bsne-
fit Of the District Auxiliary of the Navy Re-
lief Society," They will be held on the FIVE
Monday afternoons in March, from $50 un-
til 6 80 o'clock | do wish you could be here
for them.
Frances EIward Smith and Lieut.. Harry
Alexander Baldridge, of the Navy. will be
married next Saturday-on my birthday.
The wedding will take place at noon, at St.
Thomas Church. Laurie Smith will be her
sisters maid of honor, and Mrs. Frank
Moody, of New York, will be the matron.
Capt. Ridley Mclean, of the Navy, will
be the best man, and the ushers will be
Lieut. Commander Martin French, Lieut. D.
A. Weaver, and Lieut.. j. B. Gilmer, of the
Navy, and Irving Elward Smith, brother of
the bride.
Mrs. Robert W. Lester ard her attractive
little debutante daughter, Evelyn, were look
ing mighty charming at the White House re-
ception, and they had two most interesting
house guests with them, Lieutenant Wesr
and Ensign Richardson, from the Vermont.
On Monday night they had box party at the
Belasco, and they have attended all sorts Of
other parties in the nature of dansants ana
teas al week.
Miss Ward MacAllister, daughter of the
famous Ward MacAlIistcr, of New York, was
in Washington a day or two early in the
week, visiting Miss Flora Wilson. She at
tended the White House reception, and, do
YOU know. she said it was the first one she
had attended since President Arthur's time?
Oh. but she had good time. She is so OBJ