The Washington times., 1914-11-22

over the holidays and many other in
teresting folk are expected for the
weekend. Nine. da Gamas small
grandson the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris volck. of New York. is with her,
and frequently accompanies her on her
daily tramp over the trails
Here's a new way to make pin money.
I talked to a girl over the phone to-
day, who told me that she was perched
on a step-ladder hanging her mothers
curtains at Is cents window. She
said there was good money in it, and
she had only to do the work as we'll as
a decorator to earn her wage. l have
hung many a curtain in my day. but
,, never thought Of charging fee.
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Dorothy Deeble has gone to Whining
ton, Del. to spend ten days or so and
assist at the debut Of her cousin, Mar
gerry Pyle, which is set for Thanksgiv-
ing eve. She will run over to Philadel-
phia for the Army and Navy game and
does not expect to return to Washing
ton before the Tuesday or Wednesday
following.
There seems to be a general exodus
Of pleasant army people scheduled for
December g.. Every pause in the con-
versation hear Of some new departure
with the Philippines as a destination.
Major and Mrs. William J.. Snow, who
have been at Fort Myer for several
months, where they have been exten-
sively entertained, will sail on that
date, and the same transport, which
goes directly to Manila, viii take Col
BENJAMIN Alvord and his family, who
are now at Fort Washington. :, DR.. Will
liam Vaughan. who leaves at the same
time, Is for the present with his father
and mother. DR.. and Mrs. George Tully
Vaughan. And Fred Wallace, of the
Third Field Artillery, stationed at Fort
Myer also expects to sail for the
islands, unless happy chance delays
his departure until February, which is
Just possible. <@-t ~.
Mrs. Walter Crosley, wife of Com
mander Crosley, has been much missed
In Washington this winter, since her
husband has been ordered to sea She
had taken an apartment IN New York
for tho season, but expects later to
como to Washington for a series OF
visits, and, be 1t known, she will be
welcomed right royalty. ..-.....
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Young Master C. Shirley Carter, jr.
is down from warrenton to stay witt
his small friend. Vincent Walsh Nc
Lean, and I hope this visit will turn out
more successfully than the, last. MT
and Mrs. Mclean are very fond Of the
young virginian, a sturdy chap, wht
rides like q centaur and Is very much
of q man, but when they invitedsiassn to
spend the summer with them at Black
Point Farm, the experiment was not g
| great success. Master Carter proved
too strenuous for his host, and, In the
I language Of the poets. beat him up,
| and was sent gently but firmly home
Doubtless he will be on his good be-
havior now, and. If the visit be moi
Of too long duration, may manage tt
! keep on good terms with his LITTLE
friend. s-s Pc .
| THE Girl in the Rose-Colored Gown
! Wouldn't that be a charming title TO
| a short story? And I have seen thu
| girl. At the Red Cross benefit at tn
Fencers Club the other day. saw ;
lovely girl, stranger to me. wearing
] a rose suit n lovely soft shade will
a great rose velvet hat, trimmed will
silver and banded with fur. And lait
a wager with a nice young man as Il
whether or not the little lady. wht
danced charmingly and was decidet
| holle waa a dehutante 9av she ia
for tho frock was a typical debutant,
frock: but the man. whose eyes. by tn,
way. followed the pink gown prett.