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The Washington herald., 1914-05-13
Stories Of the Photoplays.
.Her Heritase,. Dea.ty Fiin.

"Her Herttage," Deauty Ff1D.
Mrs. DR.. Van Arsdale. q young woman
Of more than ordinary attainmsuts.
happily married 70 . physician with .
large and growing practice. finds her
self alone frequently, and craving for
alcohol, which she has inherited from her
father. takes . hold on her. An old
sweetheart. Preston Warren. moves In
the same circle and at q social function
where Mrs. Van Arsdale has permitted her
inherited craving too much alatitude, he
volunteers to take her home, but instead
takes her to his apartments, where he
has his mother watch over her during
the night. while he stays at his club.
The doctor anxiously awaits his wffe's
return. In the morning when she awak-
ems and learns where she II. she imasines
most anything and rushes homo to her
husband. demanding that he kill War
rem. Warren. upon request. calls on the
doctor. The mother has accidentally
heard over the telephone what may take
place and rushes to the doctors In time
to prevent any serious consequences and
tells that she slept within reach of Mrs.
Van Arsdale all night. The doctor and
Mrs. Van Arsdale are reconciled. and her
inherited appetite Is overcome.
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

New York Nationals. IS; Harrisburg. texhititionl
Reading. 0; Wilmington,
Allentown. /: York s
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Afiirsnkee Minnespons-w EruundA
Louisville, 6; Kansas CITY. =
Minneapolis, 10; Cleveland. s
Columbus. q; st. Paul. 10.
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Alcock made a great catch of Morgan
Offering in the third. While running to-
ward the scoreboard he extended his
hands. and the ball passed over his
shoulder and found a resting place.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-13

Two new faces appeared in the White
Sox lineup. Ray Demmitt occupied right
field. while Alcock took care of second.
Demmitts first attempt to hit against
the king-of-' email resulted in a fly to
shanks. Alcock took three healthy
swings.
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Hal Chase gave an exhibition of his
class in the Nationals second: Shanks
hit In front of the plate which Benz
fielded. His throw was bad, Chase max
ing one-hand stab of the pickup.
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Ping Bodie drew a call from his man.
ager in the second when he failed to rur
when Henry missed his third strike. Cal
was coaching at first base and handed
out some warm words as the "fenct
buster went to the outfield.
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Weaver was lucky to score in the third
Henry caught him between home and
third and shot the ball to Foster John
son took the midget's throw and Weaver
ducked back to third. Walter cut loose
and hit Weaver in the back, the ball
rolling to left field, Shanks threw to
Henry, but Weaver scored. - =.
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Dear Editor Motion Picture Depart
ment: Has The Marriage Of Cupid
been produced in Washington. is 1t a
Pathe film and who plays the leading
roles? Thanking you, am,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-08-31
Bv the | niIed Press.

Paris August ;l'FiShlnS is in progress all along
the Northern line With the Germans plainly ntiiiza-
all OF their immense resources to break the back oi @
allies Defense Our position is stronger than Al
time since the movement toward Paris began. Our
forces in Lorraine continue 10 advance.
This official announcement tins afternoon showed
that the real attempt 10 open gateway to Paris IS 10
delnoIish the French left wing which IS supported by
the British forces 1t is believed certain that the
kaiser has staked everything investing Paris nlnle
datcy.
Paris is all ready for siege Arrangements have
been made 10 send Out OF the city every one not entitled
to remain during the siege.
If the allied armies opposing the Germans are
finally and completely defeated il viii not entcr Paris
Ii will continue retreat south and will alaSS the Ger
man siege operations.
But il is not certain that the allied lines Will be brok
en-. War Minister MiIIcIand declared this afternoon
that he believed the final assault by the Germans will
result in such heavy losses to them thai though
the allies are again forced to retreat the Germans viii
be too exhausted to follow up their advantage.
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AVERAGE CONDITION
The Average Condition of the Crop
on August 25th Was shown to
lie - Per Cent 81 Normal,
Compared with 6S...
BY the Associated Press.

Washington, Aug. 3l-A crop o.
5000 600 bales from the growth OF
1911 was the estimate Of the soy
eminent bureau today,
The condition Of the cotton crop
Of the United States on August :"
Was IS per cent OF a normal, the
nited States Department of AEri-
cultures crop reporting board an
nounced at noon today in its fourth
condition report OF the season. This
compares With 16.4 per cent on July
- this year, GS.2 per cent ON All
gust % last year, Il per cent IN
1872 and 73.9 per cent, the average
for the past ten years on August %
Following the last condition re-
port in July the crop reporting
board announced that the condition
OF July - forecast yield OF Ia
pounds of cotton per acre, which on
the acreage reported J7ilv |. viz :.
Sc 900, 600 would produce Gilt
ID $4,000 bales of SOC pounds
cross weight. II added that If an
allowance of one per cent be mad"
Tor abandonment oil acreage, the
forecast would be about 1879, 600
bales
The official figures Of the crop re-
| porting board announces the eguiNa-
! lent in yield OF 100 per cent condl-
/ ton on August IS as 259.7 pounds
per acre. With an acreage OF 36,-
| $50 400. making an allowance OF
one per cent for abandonment, the
forecast of yield as indicated from
! the August IS condition can be OBJ
/ tanned in pounds This total OF
pounds may be reduced to sos
pounds gross weight bales b. divid
ing by 47S.1 pounds the average ne'
| weight of such bales.
During the early part of the
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TAKE The OFFENSIVE
i.rcpa,Ine to Begin an Active Cam
paian Against the hu~~ians----
Russians Take 10000
Prisoners.
By the Associated Press

london. Aug. "a An Official
telegram received here SAYS the Ger
pau forces have reached the Pfns-
siap frontier and are taking The Oh
,4nsiye against the Russians
A St Petersburg dispatch says
that Germany has called school boys
to the colors while Rus ia has so
mip ny men siX weeks furloueA+ have
hean granted many of them so they
cam visit their homes, The same dis
ratcb saws the Russian pursuit alter
the Germans WAS 20 hot that many
of the pursuers entered the defensea
If Kanigsburg with the tugitiNeS.
The Russians are said to hold some
~ thn detensos but this is far from
thp capture of the fortress.
The Russians are a&id to nave
t,l,ap AZ. 600 prisoners e,fst OF Linn
bure. 1t is stated that the fifteenth
Hungarian division has been sur
rounded ana that the whole rest-
maul is on the point Of surrender
ms
If Is reported here that bahlSh-
ed subject and an English e''fsN
man have been shot as spies,
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RUSSIANS SMASH LEFT
WING Of AUsTR|ANS
AItSTRIA\S REPORTED TO HAVE
BEEN kDi TED WITH HEAVY
LOSS.
Fleeing Panic Stricken the Anetrians
are Pursued h, the EGNsi-
ans---Nany Prisoners
Taken.
BY tire nited Press.

st. Petersburg, Aug. > Russian
army smashed through The Austrian
left near Sanosko, in Northern Ga
lieia The Austrians We're routed
With enormous losses aud fled panic
stricken with the cossacks in pur-
suit. The Russians took thousands
Of prisoners and many guns.
The war Office stated that the Rus
sian advance in Eastern Prussia was
continuing overcoming unusually
stubborn resistance.
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GOV, STEWARDS REQUEST
FOR TROOPS IS DENIED
BY the United Press.

Washington, Aug. 81 General
Wotherspoon, acting secretary OF
,,.ar today refused the request OF
Governor Stewart of Montana for
,,oons following the dynamitins OF
tho employment Office of the Anacoh-
aa Mining company at Butte yestef-
,,v Stewart was told to first eX-
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BN The ASSO0lalcd Press.
London, August 3l.-Dispatchcs received here 10
dav from Berlin say the German newspapers
fdent the German troops will be in Paris by Sepem.
Der 2
4 Copenhagen dispatch SAYS wealthy English and
Russian refugees selling orders and turning the pro
ceeds over to the Red Cross
Ii is reported here that the family of the Crown
Prince has taken refuge at the Hague.
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THE ATSrRIANS CLAIM
VICTORY OVER RUSSIANS.
BY the United Press.

Berlin, Aug 3l-The Austrian
embassy has issued an official state
ment claiming sweeping victory for
the Austrians in Northern Galicia.
The statement said the Austrians
routed the Russians in that section
and are now invading Russian Po-
land.
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RT|5II FIELD ARMY CUT
OFF FROM THEIR SUPPLIES
Bv the | nilcd Press.

beIfm, August ,}l-In an official statement ISSUED
He herman war office today il IS declared lha lhe
I mans are Victorious in both France and against RoS
III france, Il was stated. the German advance con
U.S. strong German column was declared to nave
posed between The British army 10 the field am
'eolSl cites Where reintorCcmcnts have Dtcn 'l'd
As result HE British field army must now rcrtN@
pf"ieS and reinlorcemcnts by round about routes,
| III VIII interfere with its effectiveness
'M announcement also stated that the German ah
ke Oh Paris is being pushed and the emphatic pre-
~" was made that Paris will be threatened very
M osslhS The operations in Prussia and o;'lta 'i'
"aNt declared that the combined Austrian ana We,
mH,es nave assumed the offensive. II was 'sS''
H "' .he RUSSIAN army has been pushed haeh ana
IJbhasoh OF RussanP Poland is about to begin.
iIe war Office explained that wherever pos''oh'
neeh abandoned to The Russians in Eastern Pfus
a was through preaIranged plan TO concentrate s'H
nrEn forces
r n'e .s-1llns in The Vosses still continues II was
,u ml'il The issue in doubt The Germans 'nei>
'''''lied heavy losses, it was admitted.
''''lon German Volunteers Ready for Service
Rou; BY the Associated Press.
The an wa Copenhagen. August 31.-As an eNluell,'
nced l',siasn of the Germans in The war i wa, ~
o'day that two million volunteers haa present.
Arn "n1iVes Tor service ~
eriea'a''lS TO official information received heic az
wam and other foreigners in Brussels are s''le
Mas ~ Known German aviator has been sllo' peea"nt
htor " ultimate friend of Roland Garros, inc rle'''
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,iJDJ FOR iNTEECEPTING
GIPNAN WIRELESS MESA AGES
By the Associated Press.

London, August Slate reports
received here Indicate that the Dan
ish subject and English clergyman
were executed at hamburg because
they intercepted wireless messages
from the German fleet with wire
less apparatus placed on the root Of
a house,
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calm today


Paris August 81 made today ~ the al> to
halt The French the
The
Withdraw The French dcierSe> Which
II face
generally le said The French Office
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WASHINGTON SOCIETY

Especial Bulletin Correspondence
WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Barton Hepburn of
New York and Ridgefeld, Conn, have
announced the engagement of their
elder daughter, Beulah Eaton Hepburn,
and Lient. Robert r. NJ. Emmett, Y. s.
N, son of Col. Robert Temple En-
met and Mrs. Emmett of New Rochelle.
Miss Hepburn made her debut two
years ago. She has taken prominent
part In tableaux and dances for char.
ity and sufffage. She has one sister,
Miss Cordelia Hepburn. Her mother
before her marriage was Miss Emily
l.. Eaton.
Mr.. Hepburn Is chairman of the
Chase National Bank end ex-controller
of the currency He is the author of
several books on coinage and currency
The Hepburns' winter home in 205
West 5Tth Street They are now occu-
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the British army who were Temporal.
lily in Honolulu Lieutenant Campan-
oie's other guests were Mr. and Mrs
Iyers, Captain and Mrs. Malone, Miss
Lehman, Miss Alexander, Miss Hatch.
Miss Swanzy, Miss Rosamund Swanzy,
Major Conklin, Mr.. Spalding. Lient. r.
C.. f. Goetz, Lieut. Yates, OF the Navy
and Lieut. WEIGH of the same service.
The table decorations for the ocCa-
sion were unusually elaborate and ef.
fectiye, being lovely roses which were
afterwards distributed among the
ladies of the party.
"" q
Mrs. F. P. Jackson has Joined Mrs.
Erneste " Smith in San Francisco at
the latters apartments and the two
ladies now expect to sail for Honolulu
by the Sierra. arriving here on the
21st. Mrs. Jackson has been on visit
with her brother, Captain Macnab. at
that officers post. Fort Lawton, and
will probably make brief visit with
Mrs Smith at Shafter until Captain
Jackson can complete his move to
his new post at Scnofield Barracks.
Freeman, CAPTAIN E. p. Jackson and
Mr. Laurence Redington were dinner
guests of Major E. V. Smith on Mon
day evening last.
Mrs William r. Gibson returned
from an extended visit on the coast on
Tuesday by the Wilhelmina.
Captain and Mrs. Pau: B. Malone
gave a large supper after the fort
nightly hop last evening to which
about fifty guests, mostly from among
the younger people of this garrison
and the town were invited. The supper
was in honor of Captain and Mrs. Ma
lone's daughter. Miss Margaret Ma
lone. who leaves for the mainland by
the transport this coming week to re-
enter Bryn Mawr where she is a mem.
Der of the sophomore class.
Colonel and Mrs. B. w. Atkinson
gave an elaborate dinner in honor of
General and Mrs. William H. Carter
on the evening of Saturday last. The
regimental orchestra of the I'd was I'm
attendance and stationed on the west
lanai played throughout the dinner
and later. Colonel and Mrs. Atkinsons
other guests at their charmingly deco
rated table were General and Mrs.
Clarence X. Edwards, Colonel and Mrs.
Francis H. French, Colonel and Mrs.
Lyman w. V. kennon, of Schofield
Barracks, Mrs. Randolph, Colonel w.
G. Raqerty, Captain r. P. Jackson and
Mr.. Randolph. :a.:..:
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a milliner's shop The guests who con
sisted of the young ladies of the garri-
son and the bachelors, then enjoyed
the efforts of the latter as hat trim
mers for a prize The contest was an
amusing one for all concerned and re-
suited in Lieut., r. G. Calder being
adiudged the winner. After the con-
test refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by her guests.
Lieutenant N. W. Campano,e of the
I'd Infantry gave luncheon of twenty
six covers at the Country Club on
Saturday the 10Th. The luncheon was
in honor of a PARTY Of six officers OF
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Society Personals

Mr.. w. ]. Dyer returned from the
coast recently after an enjoyable visit
ON the mainland.
Miss Charlotte Dodge returned on
the Wilhelmina from California where
she has been spending the summer.
- ~ -
Mrs John IT. Drew entertained the
little Manoa card club at her residence
last week A very pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed as usual
=. - -
Mrs. Fred G. Lyser. accompanied by
her children, returned on the Wilhel.
NINA from San Francisco where she
has been visiting her mother. Mrs. de
Wolfe, for several weeks.
- - -
Alexander Anderson Is one of the
popular members OF the younger set
who are leaving for the coast on the
Manchuria next Tuesday He will re-
tHrn TO Cornell where he will conti-
nue. his studies.
Miss MabelIe Rutherford, who has
been visiting Miss Bertha Ysung in
Honolulu during the summer. will sail
for her home In this city about the
LIST OF September During her stay
In Honolulu Miss Rutherford was COM
plimented with numerous social func-
tions. San Francisco Chronicle.
- - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph G.. Moore
spent from Wednesday to Saturday of
last week az Pomaluu as the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs +. s. Lyman.
Jr. The time was very pleasantly
spent driving about Mr.. Lyman's ex.
tensiye ranch and enjoying the beau.
ties OF the scenery.
- - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ahrens. Miss
Ahrens, Mrs. ]. G. Kirwan and Miss
Kirwan departed recently. for the
coast on the way to their home in
Louisville, Kentucky. The party spent
several weeks IN Hawaii visiting the
many points Of interest and enjoying
the local color OF the islands.
- - -
Judge n. z. Cooper received cable
gram yesterday announcing the birth
OF a daughter in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Bailey at Winchester.
Mass. Mrs. Bailey IS remembered by
wide circle OF friends as Alice Coop
en-. The cable was forwarded by Mrs.
u. e. Cooper who has been with her
daughter for some weeks.
- - ~
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pying their summer home, Aitnacraig,
al Ridsefeld. Conn s i. 4
Lieut. Emmett is in the junior grade
OF the navy His brother, Herman lie
Roy Emmett, married Miss Helen u.
Auerbach Miss Anna II. Emmett is his
sister, and he is a descendant OF the
famous Robert Emmett, and Is related
TO the other we'll known Emmets OF
New York. No date has been mention
ed for the wedding.
.:.. -
Mrs. c. Raymond p. Rodgers. form
erly Miss Alys Meyer. has been pursu-
ing her art studies with Boston art
list, who has studio at Gloucester for
part of the summer Mrs. Rodgers is
spending the summer at Hamilton,
Mass. where she is occupying the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George van l.. Meyer. now abroad,
while her husband. Lieut.. Rodgers. is
stationed at Vera Cruz. Before her
marriage Mrs Rodgers was a student
at the Corcoran Art School, where she
showed great deal OF enthusiasm for
her work n
Lieut.. and Mrs. w. A. Harrison Oh
Fort Flagler, Wash, gave an interest
ing evening at bridge last week. com,
plimenting their guests, Mrs. Harrison
and Miss Harrison of Washington. d
G. The guests were Maj. and Mrs. II
E. Cloke, Capt and Mrs. J. II. Hughes
Capt and Mrs T. Lamson Lieut.. and
/ Mrs G. F. Moore, Lieut. and Mrs. c. NJ
! Theile, Lieut. and Mrs. r. Oliver
Lieut.. and Mrs. o. Shraeder, Mrs. vii
son. Mrs. Griffiths, Miss Eisenbeis
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their home AZ BioSsburE -
tary Wilson expects to retr
= few days Miss AEnes II
and Miss Mary Ellen Wills
niaining here
Mrs Elihu Root. who pc.
spending the summer nj her '.' q
Clinton, Oneida county, n 81
turned To this city, - a -.
panied by Mrs E. a. - - 80
ing her stay is az the II - feN 's'.n
Mrs, George T. Mar e e Wnlie
Sulphur SPRINGS. visit MS barton
.Grundy pr aud Mr. Allen save : 8
luncheon IN her honoa YESTERDAY
Mrs. Garrison, who tbined the Secre-
tary of War here early( the past week.
will remain for some slime longer 1t
their WASHINGTON residena
WASHINGTON, n. C.. Aug. a.
Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt, VINO has been
az a hospital in New York for the last
two weeks. suffering from slight az.
tack of typhoid fever. Is now Gonzales.
cling. and was yesterday removed 70
Sycamore Him. the home of her father.
inIaw, Col. Theodore Roosevelt. at
Oyster Bay. L. I.
Representative and Mrs. Peter Goe.
let Gerry have arranged an. excursion
for 5000 children OF Newport. Proyi-
dence and neighboring places In Rhode
Island Tuesday next The past week
they gave a dihner. followed by dane,
ing, at the Newport Country Club
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Fl. SKATER SOCIETY


Especial star Bulletln Correspondencel
FORT SMARTER, Sept. 5.--Miss
Bonnie Scott was hostess for q large
and enthusiastic party on "Wednesday
evening. Beginning with q visit to
the movies the party afterwards went
to Chaplain and Mrs SCOTS quarters
IN the cantonment FOR an informal
dance That was greatly enjoyed and
tina supper that was served at 1889.
Miss SCOTS guests for the evening
were Miss Eleanor Scott, Miss Porter,
Miss Malone Miss Lehman. Misa Ed.
wards, Miss Rosen3zum and Miss
Catherine Lehman, and Lieuts Cal.
der. A. X. Lyman, Rose. Foster, Pol
hemus. c. B. Lyman and Camp, DR..
Deiber and Mr.. Walker Atkinson
Major and Mrs. NJ. j. Lehman gave
pretty dinner before the hop on Fri.
day Of this week Their guests were
Miss Edwards. Miss Porter. Miss Case
and Lieuts. Greene. Al. X. Lyman. G.
Il. Lyman, G. w Jenkins and E. l.
Kelly, the latter cfficers being from
Fort Kamehameha The decorations
for Mrs. Lenihan's elmer table we're
natural flowers OF red shades with
masses OF green's TO set off the blooms.
.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank s.. Besson.
corps OF engineers. gave an elaborate
supper Sunday night at their guar
tiers ON KAmehameha Nv road. Their
guests were Lieut.. anc Mrs. c. c. Gee,
Lieut.. and AIRS. ]. r. ID. Matheson,
Miss Brett OF Schofield Barracks, the
Misses Leniban. Miss Rosenbaum and
Miss Malone and Lieuts Polhemus
and Lyman. DIT. Deiber and Mr.. Black
stone.
Ladies night at the I'd Infantry
mess on Monday Of this week was the
most popular OF any Of the similar
affairs that have yet been given. Prac.
ticalIy the entire garrison was pre-.
sent and with ten tables at auction
and an unusually la-Se crowd of the
dancing contingent the evening was
most enjoyable. The new plan where
by two ladies Of the garrison serve
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Miss Josephine Eisenbeis Cart spurr
and Lieut.. " Scott.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage OF Miss Alice Blaine Dam
rosch. daughter OF MIR and Mrs, Walter
namFosch. and Mr.. Hall Peasants. son
Of MIR. and Mrs losias Pennington, oi
Baltimore. The ceremony viii be sat.
urday afternoon. Sept. 5. 81 $50
O'Clock. al Westparf.onla axe Champ
lain, y. Y MT +. Hyatt T.. Wight ~
Baltimore. who has been guest OF
MIR. and Mrs. Pennington at their cot
tage at Deer Park. Md. will be the
best man, ~.
Mrs. Longworth and her daughter,
Mrs BuCEner Wallingford. and the lat
ter's three boys have been for the past
two months with the Count and Coun-
tess de Chambrun at the fortified town
of St Muliet, France, where Count de
Chamhrun was In command at the out
break of the war He was until last
spring the military attaehe Of the
French embassy in this city,
Herr Wilhelm Won Rattle, attache Of
the German embassy, has returned to
Newport after spending several days
in Washington. Mrs. Henry May, Miss
Isabel May and Miss Cecilia May the
latter Of whom is the fiancee Of Herr
Won Rath, viii sail from London for
America August 20.
.
The Secretary OF Labor and Mrs.
Wilson and their Youngest daughter.
Miss Jessie Wilson, left yesterday for
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Miss Elizabeth Rosenbanm gave a
novel and interesting evening affair on
Thursday Of this week IN honor and as
q farewell party for Miss Margaret
Malone. AsY DrelimiDary the party
took in the moving pictures at the most
theater and then reBaired to Miss
Roeenbaum's home where the rooms
had been cleyerly made to appear as
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The Secretary OF Labor and Mrs.
Wilson and their Youngest daughter.
Miss Jessie Wilson, left yesterday for
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Lieut.. Thomas ]. Camp was host
at his bachelor quarters at dinner on
the evening of the Sd for party com
posed OF Lieut. and Mrs L. o. Ma
thews Of the I'd Infantry. Miss Bessie
Edwards, Miss Margaret Porter and
Lieut. Robert G. Calder