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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-10-27
COL0RTUL VELVET WRAPS.

Outer garments for evening wear ere
noted for their unusual colorings. Il is
considered the smart thing, however
for the cape or coat to correspond with
the tone of the frock over which it is
worn. For instance. the pink and
cream model shown here is accompa-
MED by a cape Of American beauty
panne velvet lined with pink satin
The cape Is Of the Spanish cavalier
type, made with a Drectoire collar and
straps that cross at the front II de-
sired, the straps may be carried to the
back Of the cape, where they are drawn
through an opening at each side and
fastened on the outside in sash effect
To make the cape requires az yards Of
56-inch material and 4 yards Of 36-inch
satin for the lining.
The material is laid open and the
pattern arranged upon it. If the cape
is desired in shorter lengths it may be
cut off as indicated. Provision is also
made for emitting the sleeves and long
sash.
The first step in making Is to sew
the front and sash section to cape as
notched. Now slash back of cape on
line of small 80" perforations. The
edges Of these incisions may be bound
with satin or finished IN any other
way for the sash to pass through. Sew
the reycr to the front as indicated.
then add collar to the neck edge.
If desired with sleeve extension.
bring corresponding single large 20"
and triple small 80" perforations to-
gether and stitch.
Frequently the revers are overhaul
with lace or stitched with an elegant
braid in decorative design.
More gold lace than is on the most
gorgeous uniform In a general officers
military wardrobe is employed in the
development OF some of the new dinner
gowns. For the bright metallic mesh
perfectly accords with the rich yelvets
and brocades which the leading cou-
turiers are using regardless Of cost
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-09

among them before they. drew away
IN the brains Of one it sank, and an
others back was broken, so that it
wrfthed conVulsiYely at his feet. and
he struck it again to still it.
Before the cold could stihen their
forms he roughly skinned them and
dragged one red carcass with the
cabin for immediate consumption,
while the other he chopped in Sec
tons and stunned in a locker beneath
the tiller.
That night he slept with heavy bel
" and dreamed much. He dreamed
s it was a game the pack and he we're
playing, and each wolf was a point
and death scored one to the side
that got the meat When he aWoke
the next day, with a touch Of grim
humor, he chalked a scoreboard on
a bare space Of the cabin wall.
He wrote MAN. and beneath this,
wolves, and between the two drew
a horizontal line. To the right Of the
words he drew a number Of vertical
lines to mark the days, and guessing
at the time, he dated them success
sively. For the first day he scored
two points for the man and one for
the wolves. Then he again threw
open his door
Two forms skulked in the eock-
pit, but as he stopped through his
door and Ilmped out, one flashed by
him with a splendid leap up through
the uncovered part, while the other,
cornereds beneath the canvas top,
sprang fun at his throat, to be met
by the out-thrust ax-head. Snarling,
it fell back, and with quick recovery
the man slashed at it, missing the
head, but gashing deep in the shoul=
der. The wolf reeled, but gained its
poise again and Iunged toward its
anita gonist, locking its jaws about
the mans fractured khee-cap with g.
grip like a sprung steel trap. The
A Il
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lay pLoaLltAL9 aELlleb us AHel-
When the subsiding pain Of his Lar
cerated knee permitted, he limped
back, dragging the new wolk with
him, and scored one each for Man
and Wolves, at the. same time erasing
one of the Mans marks for the pre-
ceding day, leaving. the score, two all
That day he dragged out more bali
last, replaced the square of flooring
and, bringing out the trap-door OF
the cellaret, dashed on top of II the
weights. and then propped it up on
deck with a fagOt, to which he had
tied a line reaching down within his
cabin AT night he placed the en-
trails Of the last wolf beneath the
trap and waited, peering through the
crack Of his partly opened cabin door.
With the coming of the stars the six
wolves closed again about the slo0p.
Three leaped lightly to the deck, and
as one stretched forward for the meat
the trap fell and crushed his head.
Before the others could take advan-
tage Of his death, the man had drag
ged him down and inAthe cabin. The
game was close. He reached for his
chalk and marked another score for
himself. It stood now three 70 two
In his favor. But i've Of the original
ten we're left. a savage whim caused
him to 60 out again.
'sRm one aheadp' he called aloud
Sullenly they heard, and, raising their
gaunt heads. to the tattered clouds,
they howled their weird lament.
Again the next night he set his
trap, and, hunger-braYe. one dared
again to enter. This time the weight
fell so that it crushed the beasts
fbrelegs, but when the man lmped
out Withhis ak the others fell upon
the injured one, and while he brain-
ca one the remaining three. secured
the trapped wolf for their own, and
the score stood four to three against
them.
It was then that the mans sense
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by the Misses Nellie and Sarah Sullivan.
are guests Of the Misses Brooks, Rich
mond. Va
Mr.. Paul B. Hulhsh. Of Birmingham,
Ala. Is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Worth HuIhsh-
Miss Carrie Fishback. of this city. ac-
eompanied by her cousin. Mrs. Henry
Sheriff. o. Washington, have returned
after a visit TO Miss Fishback's brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Fishback. Marshall, Va.
Mrs. William Smith. who spent the
summer at Orkney Springs. and also at
her country place. Laurel Mills, Rap
pahannock County. has setra1ed to her
home in Rosemont. Mrs. Smith was ac-
companied home by her cousin. Miss
Jane Fant. Culpeper County. who will
spend the winter with her
Mrs. Anderson sommers and children
are the guests OF Mr.. SOmmers' parents,
Somerset. Va
Mr. and Mrs. Louis S Scott have
Alexandria County. for the winter. They
have with them Mrs scott's mother. Mrs
Mary G. Powell
Mrs Fulton, Of Ellieott County. Nd
is the guest OF her sister, Miss Mary
Carlin.
Mr.. James S. Douglas has returned
from a weeks fishing trip on the Poto-
mac.
Mr.. William c. Robinson has returned
from a four months trip to Upper
Saranac Lake, n. Y.
Miss Bessie Scott. who has been
visiting the Misses Barrett. has returned
to her home in Canada
Rev. ]. NJ. Nourse, father Of Mrs. A.
d. Brockett. Of this city. has resigned
his charge as pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church at Vienna. Fairfax County, and
will make his home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Brockett in this city.
Miss Virginia Wheat is spending the
winter In Boston. where she is studying
music at the Boston Conservatory Of
Music. -
Mrs. J. S. West has gone this week
to visit her brother, Mr.. McAden, OF
Florida
Mrs. R. L. Payne and children has re-
turned after visit to her parents in
Baltimore.
Mrs. William Herbert accompanied by
Miss Helen Herbert is spending the
month OF october In warrenton, Va
Mrs. William Brant and little daughter,
Elizabeth. are the guests Of Mrs. John
Tackett, South ST. Asaph street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mccormick have
returned 10 their home IN Berryville after
visit to Mrs. Lorenzo Lewis. Brad
dock Heights, Alexandria County
Mr.. Masruder Dent spent the week
end with his aunt. Mrs Eva g. Aush-
back.
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parish oficiating A reception will fol-
low at the brides home in johnson ave-
nue..
Mrs. Nellie F. Brooks was the hostess
at the first Of q series Of winter meetings
Of the Auction Bridge Club held at the
home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward
A. Fuller. last night.
Mrs. Catherine K. Lancaster. Of New
York City, has been visiting friends near
Cheltenham in the lower section OF Prince
George County.
Mrs. James R. Owens Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Edward Councilman in Bal
timore County.
DR.. and Mrs Albert B. Hyatt. Of Wash
ington. have been visiting relatives in
Spencer street
The Misses Hilda W. and Joseph L.
Fuller have been visiting their aunt. Mrs.
Rexford NJ. Smith, In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 7. Gardiner, of
Memphis. Tenn. have been visiting
friends in Littlefeld avenue.
DR.. Charles D. Ladson has sold his
home in Littlefeld avenue to Mrs. Alice
G. Wallach. OF Laurel. Nd, and the lat
ter will take possession sometime during
October. DR.. LadsOn and his family will
remove to Virginia.
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GEORGETOWN.

! Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar A. Mecklin have
returned from East Gloucester, Mass,
where they spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Frey have taken
an apartment in Hammond court
| Miss Anna Trapier has returned after
| spending the summer in North Carolina.
Mrs. A. R. Stuart is the guest Of Miss
Alice Morton.
\ Mrs Helen Chancellor Is home from
an extended stay with relatives in Lees
burg, Va.
Mr., Mrs and the Misses Fetters.fwho
| left some days ago. have arrived In Spo-
kane. Wash, where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. J. H Doyle. after two weeks spent
with his son and daughtsr-ip-law, has
returned from New York.
Mrs. T. j. Stanton, who sailed July II
for Europe, reached New York from Liv-
erpool October / Mrs. Stanton was in
much OF the war disturbances and Is
! most interesting In her account. She
visited Paris. London, and Switzerland.
Mrs. ]. p. Taylor and Miss Isabelle
TAYLOR left on Thursday for a visit to
Atlantic City.
Miss May Parker is back from a trip
abroad.
Mrs. Elisason, of New York, who has
been the house guest of Miss Anna Al
bott, has left for her home.
Miss Mary Harvey left on Tuesday To
visit Miss Street in Great Barrington,
Mass, and en- route home will visit DR..
and Mrs, Smith at the Brooklyn Naval
Hospital
Mrs. F. B. Howden and family. former
" Of Georgetown, left yesterday for
Albuquerque, N Mex. Mrs. HoWden and
children have been summering In the
North, and en- route to New Mexico re-
mnined several weeks here before joining
Bishop Howden in his new home
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ALEXANDRIA.

Nj and Mrs. Charles NJ. Shepperson
and son. Master Charles Shepperson. jr..
and daughter. Miss Genevieve Peyton
Shepperson. who have been the guests of
Mrs. James T. Poindexter. West Hamp-
ton, Richmond, Va, have returned TO
their home in Rosemont
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Harrington and
daughter. Kathleen, are in Richmond
attending the State fair.
Mr.. Mark Norris is visiting his son in
Richmond. He also attended the State
fair.
Mr.. Henry D. Kirk, attending the game
in Philadelphia Friday. will later go to
Boston.
'An informal dance was given Friday
evening by a number Of members Of the
Alexandria German Club in the hall Of
new Richmond Theater in King street.
those present being q number Of guests
from out OF the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Phillips and son, Cor
by, have returned from Richmond where
they attended the State fair.
Miss NJ A. Slower is visiting Miss Mar
garet Roberts at her home, near Mount
Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Won de westelaken
have gone to New York, where they will
spend several days.
Rev DR.. Frank ]. Brooke, formerly
pastor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church, this city, but now Of Romncy,
W. Va, was q visitor here this week.
Misses Rosa and Edna Baader, Miss
Mary Benson. and Mrs Raymond Money
have gone TO Philadelphia and Atlantic
City. where they will spend two weeks.
Mrs. A. NJ Dawson and son. Of Sharon.
Pa, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R.
Pickin. s11 Queen street.
Mrs. Kate Grimm has returned after a
visit to Marshall, Va.
Mrs. D. W. curtiss and daughters.
Misses Blanche and Anna, accompanied
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HATTSVILLE.

Mrs. c. d. Coleman. Of Washington;
Miss Rosetta Smith. Of Omaha. Neor'
and Mr. Lewis A. Coleman, Of Washing
ton, have been visiting Mrs. Lewis c.
Frey at Riverdale.
Mrs ]. R. Bridges has returned to her
home after q delightful visit to friends
IN Frostburg. Allegheny County. Md.
A prominent society event in this sec
ton was the colonial supper given Tues
day evening at the home Of MrH- Rocker
near Rivss station under the auspices Of
the Ladies Aid Society. Of St. Johns
Episcopal Church. Mount Rainer. The
young ladies Of the Sunday school were
appropriately costumed. and were at
tractive Mattresses Mrs. Perry Bosw@
Il president and Mrs. Hayes treasuref OF
the Ladies' Aid Society.
A prominent socisty event in this place
win be the marriage next Wednesday
evening Of Miss Alice Blanche Carr and
Mr., William r. Childs. jr., of Annapolis.
Nd The wedding will take place in
Pinkney Memorial Church here. Rev.
Henrx Thomas, rector Of St Matthew'S
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Silver Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Hatcher en-
tertainsd some Of their friends Thurs
day evening at their home, 81 z street
southwest. the event being the twenty
fifth anniversary Of their marriage.
The home was tastefully decorated
with palms and cut flowers. During the
evening the guests were entertained with
music and games. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatcher were the recip-
tents Of many handsome presents.
Among the guests were Mrs. Barns,
Mr.. and Mrs. Strang. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward O'Neal, Mr..
and Mrs. James O'Neal. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeanette Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. A
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CONTINUED Faon P1eH osE.

After the ceremony a wedding brealkfas
was served at the home Of the brides
parents and was attended BY the inrne'
date relatives and friends Of the brids
and bridegroom. The couple were thi
recipients Of many beautiful gifts. They
win make an extended trip to Atlantic
City. New York, and New Jersey. Mr.
and Mrs. Kraft viii be at home At theiI
residence, ssi Fourth street northeast
after November !
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Reid, lozs Fifteenth
street, were visitors in Battle Greek
Mich. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kauffaman hav,
returned to their home on New Hamp
shire avenue from New York. where theJ
passed the last few weeks
The woman's National Democratic
League viii give a masked fancy dress
cotton ball In the ballroom Of the VIII
lard Hotel on the evening OF December
8 There win be prizes for the most
unique and artistic costumes. A pre-
iininary meeting win be held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. F. B. Moran, 2s15 Massa-
ehusetts avenue northwest, on Monday,
October Il, at 10 a m. to perfect the
plans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reneness. who were re-
Gently in this city, are touring the North
prior to their return to their home In
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Sam Solomon and Mr., Lester
Solomon. Of Rochester, n. Y, spent q
short time In Washington during the
past week with friends.
Wednesday evening the National Music
: Sorority Of tie United States, Mu Phi
Epsilon, held its first rush" social at the
residence of Mrs. Ruth Constance in
Mount Pleasant street. Five hundred
and bridge were played, and a chsinE-
dish supper enjoyed. Those who are be-
ing rushed by the sorority are: Miss
Ruth Lackens pianist; Miss Elizabeth
Wilbur, violinist; Miss Ethel Bowers.
pianist; Miss Elizabeth Leclie, vocalist
and Miss Margaret Warner, pianist. The
next meeting of the sorority viii be held
on Wednesday, the 18th, at the home Of
Miss Viola Shippert.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Callahan. of 1905
Euclid street northwest, are at the
Brighton Hotel, Atlantic City, for a ten
days stay.
The Washington Alliance of Jewish
Women hold their first monthly meet
ing of the season Tuesday afternoon in
the vestry of the Eighth Street Temple.
Mrs. Richard Butler has returned to
Washington and opened her apartment at
1909 Sixteenth street
Rir. s Simmons, of New York city,
spent some time in town the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Kaufman.
washingtonians at the wolcott. New
York City, include Mai. F. c. Boggs and
Capt A. NJ. Watson, L. S. NJ. c.
Miss Mildred Greble is spending a
month at Bluemont Va, with Miss
Helen Buchanan. Miss Buchanan and
Mrs. Conover, of Princeton, have been
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pie. The meeting was a large one, DR..
Abram Sinons speaking and DR.. Glusack
Miss Kathryn Boorman entertained
few friends informally on Friday even
ing. Her guests were little Misses Mar
garet De Grummond, Louise Brust.
Dorothy Clark and Thelma Clark.
Col. and Mrs !. n. Lewis and daughter
arrived here from New York on Friday
and will be at the Hotel Powhatan for
the fail season. Miss Lewis is to be q
student at the Chevy Chase Seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sherman. Of New
port. r. l., are TO be guests at the Hotel
Powhatan.
Capt lie Vert Coleman. Of Fort Mon
roe, Va. viii be at the Powhatan during
his stay In the city
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Photo b. Harns-EvinE.

Clucca, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green, Mr..
and Mrs. sakery. Mr.. and Mrs Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs Morrison, Mrs. Alice Hen
bricks. Mrs. Giovannoni and daughter,
Mrs. Roach and daughter. Mrs. Watt,
Mrs Philip. Mrs Grace Norton. Miss
Marie Rice. Miss Ella Hellir. Miss Mary
Crsnston, Miss NJ. S. Brodicl, Miss E.
Hatcher, Mr.. Strong. Mr.. r. Murry, MI.
Giddings, and Mr.. E. Urlson.
Miss Juliette Kohner, Of st. Louis, ID
now a student at Forest Park Seminary.
rendering a beautiful solo.
Mrs. Howard and Miss FIoriee Howard,
of New Orleans, have arrived in WASH
ington and will be the guests OF Mrs.
Richard weightman sor two months.
Commander and Mrs. John W. Tim.
mons have closed their apartment on
Columbia road and Commander Tim
mons has reported for sea duty. Mrs
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CHEVY CHASE.

Mrs. Jesse c. Adkins, who has been for
the past six weeks on a Western and
Northern trip. Joined Mrs. Adkins In
Pittsburgh. and after . short stay therN
have returned to their home.
Mrs. George Nicholson. Of Raymond
CONTINUED on PAGE THREE.
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n 4
/ rinmons will i've at the Grafton during
her husbands absences.
lIr. and Mrs. S. Cppenheimer and Miss
Edna oppenheirner leave during the
coming week for New York to spend ten
days At the Knickerboeker.
Mrs. R. Goldsmith and son Milton spent
a short time during the week with friends
in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Gllmour, the
latter the niece Of Chief susties White.
have gone 70 Oregon. where they vii
make their future home. Mr.. Giimour Il
on special mission for he Interior De-
partment,
Mr.. and Mrs Max ErIanser. OF Balti-
more. were guests Of Mr.. ,. soloron. Of
this city, leaving Saturday for their
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Garner and daughter Dora
after ten-day visit with relatives In
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Kaufman are now
located in thel- new home. At the VIII
nnington APARTMENTS. where they will be
pleased to So their friends.
Commander and Mrs. T. Manley Sim
mons have gone 70 Norfolk. where they
have taken = house for the winter.
Mrs. Harry Cole, wife Of the late Maj.
Cole. who has been spending the summer
with her late husbands family IN vir9
ginia. has returned TO her house In 8
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Solomon. formerly Of
washington and now OF Baltimore. are
spending = few days with rsltives In
town,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Lppltt the lat
ter formerly Miss Helen Wilson, have
taken possession Of their home in o
street. which they have lately pur-
chased from Col. Greble.
Miss Eleanor Selinger has returned to
her home In town after = fortnight spent
with relatives In Baltimore.
Col and Mrs. Frank Prayer have
closed their house In s street and re-
turned to their home In California.
Mrs John Lyon. Of Baltimore. spent
a short time In town during the week,
the guest Of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip C. Briseos and
Mas Rose Briscoe. Of Knoxville, Tenn.
are IN Warrington. Miss Rose Briscos
win attend the Chevy Chase school this
year.
Mrs. william ". Roach, Of New York.
Is in the city for . few days and u with
her sister. Miss Larkin. At the Portnsr.
A German supper. followed by dance,
ID TO be given Tuesday, October %, at
the Arion Club house. 1905 z street north
west. under the auspices-of the Arion
Damen vereln. for the benefit Of the war
sufferers
washingtonians at the Wolcott New
York City, include Miss e. @. DuPuy.
who has Joined Miss Amy DuPuy; Mrs
Tom A williams and Master Williams.
and Mr.. II. l. PerkinA
DR.. Tom william. of this city, has re-
turned from q trip to Chicago and In
disnspolis, where he delivered number
Of addresses.
The FIRST meeting Of the Choral Society
Of the Sisterhood was held Tuesday last
in the vestry Of the Eighth Street Tenn
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occupying the summer cottage Of Mas
Buehsnan's parents at Briarclin all
summer.
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Mr.. ana Mrs Maxwell Gilmour, the
latter the niece Of Chief susties White,
have gone 70 Oregon. where they vii
make their future home. Mr.. Giimour Is
on special mission for .hs Interior De-
partment
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Mrs. R. Goldsmith and son Milton spent
4 short time during the week with friends
IN BaItimore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max Erlanger, OF Balti-
more, were guests Of Mr.. ,. soloron. Of
this city, leaving Saturday for their
home
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The first meeting Of the Choral Society
Of the Sisterhood was held Tuesday last
in the vestry Of the Eighth Street Tenn
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DR.. Tom william. Of this city. has re-
turned from q trip to Chicago and In
disnapolis, where he delivered number
Of addresses.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. oppenheimer and Miss
Edna oppenheirner leave during the
coming week for New York to spend ten
days At the Knickerhocker.
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washingtonians ~ the Wolcott, New
York City. include Miss z. @. DuPuy
who has Joined Miss Amy DuPuy: Mrs
Tom A. williams and Master Williams
and Mr.. H. L. PerkinA
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rimn,ons rill i've at the Grafton during
her husband's absences.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Garner and daughter Dora
returned 70 their home In Newport News
after 3 ten-day visit with relatives In
town. "a.
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A German supper. followed by dance
10 to be given Tuesday, October %, a
the Arion Club house. 1905 z street north
west. under the auspices Of the Arior
Damen vereln. for the benefit Of the wal
sufferers.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip C. Briseos and
Mas Rose Briseos. Of Knoxville. Tenn.
are IN Washington. Miss Rose Briscoe
viii attend the Chevy Chase school this
year.
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Mrs Harry Cole. wife OF the late MAJ.
Cole. who has been spending the summer
with her late husbands family In virs
ginia, has returned TO her house In
street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Kaufman are now
located in thelI new home. at the VIII
mington APARTMENTS. where they will be
pleased 10 So their friends.
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Commander and Mrs 7. Manley Sim
mons have gone 70 Norfolk. where they
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Mrs. william ". Roach, Of New York,
Is in the city for . few days and u with
her sister. Mas LarlSin. At the Portnsr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Lppitt. the lat
taken possession Of their home In o
street. which they have lately pur-
chased from Col. Grehle.
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Mr. S. Simmons, Of New York city.
spent some time in town the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. D. ]. Kaufman.
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Mrs John Lyon. Of Baltimore, spent
short time In town during the week.
the guest Of relatives
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Miss Eleanor selinger has returned to
her home In town after q fortnight spent
with relatives In Baltimore.
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Mr.. and Mrs. O. Solomon. formerly Of
Washington and now OF Baltimore. are
spending = few days with reltives In
town,
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Mr.. and Mrs D. J. Callahan. of 1908
Euclid street northwest, are at the
Brighton Hotel, Atlantic City, for a ten
days stay.
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The Washington Alliance of Jewish
Women hold their first monthly meet
ing of the season Tuesday afternoon in
the vestry of the Eighth Street Temple.
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Col and Mrs. Frank Prayer have
closed their house In 8 street and re-
turned to their home In California
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Mrs. Richard Butler has returned to
Washington and opened her apartment at
1909 Sixteenth street