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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-28
SENSATIONAL FEATURE.
"Tha Gupmaker oi Moscow" at Tbs
PaIscg TonIlhl.

oAhNH EVAtkhss
"The Cunmaker of Moscow" a
drama Of Peter the Great. will be
shown at the Palace tonight. 1t is a
two-part drama by Sylanus Cobb. Jr.
IL is an extremely dramatic tale Of
plots and counterplots in which Peter
the Gree at is himself involved. Duke
Olga, guardian Of RoSalind, stops at
nothing in his malicious struggle to
grasp wealth, but is prevented by the
gunmaler OF Moscow, with the aid of
Peter the Great.
Then Ruth Stonehouse will be seen
in a splendid Essanay drama THE
Man Outside A fine drama done
in the correct way. 1t is the kind
you enjoy. And to complete the pro-
gram clever Pathe play drama
"When Childhood Vine. All
Palace Quality" throughout
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-28
HOrtense, The BreathingN Mod

THE GLOBE FURNITURE
COMPANY offers, for the
remainder Of the week, the
most expensive window display on
record.
The breathing model, Hortense
is exhibited here for the first time
in the East New York, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore and Washington,
are booked to get it after Annapolis
Our windows will be lighted
every evening until Ten O'clock
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-28

Lieut.. Curtin, U. S. n. who has
been III for several days was removed
this afternoon to the Naval Hospital
from his home on Hanover street.
Lieut.. ,Curtin's condition is said to be
quite serious.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-01-28
OSTEOPATHIST.

Dr. H. A. McMaius. 0ste0pathic
physician of Baltimore will be in AN
napoils each Tuesday and Friday. Calls
made at residence. Phone 4S0. j273t.
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MANASSAS
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Manassas. Va. February T.-R. Allen
Merchant, of Richmond was a guest Mt
the }iome OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Camper
Miss Isabelle Williams. OF Orange. wa.
tho guest OF Miss Bessie Walker last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Judge G. T. Nichol and Aylott Nicol. Of
Alexandria, wwe visitors here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Morse. OF Wishing
ton. wero among the well-known visitors
here on Saturday.
was the recent guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. i. u. Chapman.
Miss Gertrude Marshall. of Barboursvilic,
was the guest of Miss Bessie Walker on
last Tuesday on her way to Broad Run.
Kirk G. Miller, OF Washington. was n
recent guest at tho home of Mr.. and Mira
X. IL. Davis Mt Bristow.
Barton Willis OF Remington. was the
guest of friends In Manassas this week on
his way to Washington.
Mrs. w. n. Merchant returned this week
from Il Washington hospital. where she has
been receiving successful treatment.
Charles King and Edward Nico of Alex
andria were the guests of friends In Ma
nassas last Sunday.
Miss Edna Russell. Of Marshnll. who has
been the guest OF captaE, and Mrs. J. T..
Hcrrel. has returned to her home.
Niles Joe Mckee. OF Confluence. Pa.
formerly student at Eastern College. re-
turned on Saturday to Peabody Institute. in
Baltimore. after visiting friends ut tho local
Institution.
DR.. H. U. Roop. OF Eastern College. ro-
York. Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Mrs. W. NJ. Brown has returned from a
Visit to her sister. Mrs. II. Weir Waters ut
her homo In Cuipeper
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FREEZING
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Freoltng, Va February Mrs Alex
nndcr Mullins and l,;e daughter. Manila.
visiting relatives AZ Dcrton, Ky.
Reuben -. ac Fall is visiting his daugh
ter, Mrs Nora Meade. and other rela-
tivcs AZ Horn Ky.
Miss Kettle Hanover, who has been at
tending school Mt Clntwood. is again with
home folks
nathan Z. beverly. OF Baden. is visiting
relatives ~ Freezing. Iie is talking Of
locating In Pulaski County. ky.
william AcFall Is on the s!ck list this
week. He = doubtless the oldest person
in Diokensou County. since the demise OF
William Kelly. Mr. McFail has passed his
eigh;y-fiih year ou, is wei preserved for
Misses Minnie and Grace. daughters of
James 6. McFaIl. are attending school at
Clintwood
Gnrne, A Fleming has returned from "A
visit TO hia brother Charles. o. Putnam
County. ". Va. whom he had no; seen for
many years.
Mrs Mary McFail. who has been confined
with fractured ankle. is again able 10
walk
". II. Pennington is visiting relatives In
PIKE and I.etcher Counties Ky.
Noah /. Nauovcr has returned from Big
Stone Gap. where he spent several days
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ONANCOCK
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Onapcock. Va. February misses Vir-
Ginia and Doherty Hopkins spent Monday
and Tuesday in Norfolk.
sydney j. Hopkins, after spending n
week in Baltimore. returned home on Sat
urday accompanied by his daughter. Miss
Maggie Hopkins.
Beverley T. Fitchett. OF Cape Charles
Is the guest of his sister. Mrs. George
Lee Fosuue.
Mrs. A NJ Nottingham is back from
Norfolk. where she the guest OF J.
Luther Nottingham.
Albert s. Hopkins. principal of Capes
School. was with his parents for the week
end.
Robert S. Hopkins, with the Old Do
minion Steamship Company. Mt Norfolk
was with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
l., Hopkins. on Sunday.
Miss Nina Page Nottingham. of Cape
Charles is the house guest OF her sister
Mrs. Tuiles w. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Custis have as
their guest, Mrs. Sue Caldwell. of Phiiadei-
phia.
Mrs, Max Broughton. who had been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Annie Fitz Gerald
went back TO Wilmington on Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Drummond. OF Norfolk. Is
visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs Thomas
F.. Fletcher.
Mrs. Ernest Mock has been visiting rela-
ttves ~ Mappsvi'lc for ten days
Robert l.. Shield spent this week In the
Northern cities.
Miss Eva Hopkins was hostess for tho
Card Club on Wednesday afternoon.
Randolph Finney is visiting his brother
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ASHEVILLE
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Asheviile. n. c.. February mir. and
Mrs. sW. A. Wright entertained at their
home at West Ashevillo on Monday even
of their daughter. Miss Ethel Wright.
About fifty of the members of the younger
set werc present at the tea dance given
at Grove Park Inn on Tuesday afternoon
The tango was danced for two hours. after
which refreshments were served.
Mrs. w. d. Blackwell. of Morristown. N.
j.. entertained last night with dinner ut
Erheart of Cedarhurst. l.. /. Covers were
laid for ten.
Mrs. Eugene Bearden. entertained with
auction bridge Friday afternoon coma
plimentary to her sister-in-aw. Mrs r..
Dobie. of Boston.
Miss Fonnelia Davis entertained at her
home. "Brookside Hnl." on Monday night
in honor of Miss Mary Leo Hutton. OF
Charleston. s. c.. and Miss Ida Strange.
Of Rankin. Tenn.
Mrs. deter c. Pritchard left on Wednesday
FOR Richmond. where she will Join Judge
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur s. wheeler enter
tanned Informally at dinner last evening
at their home on the Biitmore estate.
MISS Elise Dufour. on tho eve of her
departure for New York City. which is to
be her future home. is the recipient OF
many social attentions. Miss Cora Leo
Drummond entertained in her honor on
Monday afternoon with n bridge party. and
on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Frank 81.
weaver gave auction bridge party at
her home on MerrimOn Avenue, compli-
rnentary to Mrs. Dufour
The dance given BY Mr.. and Mrs. James
GIN on Tuesday night In honor of their
was one OF the enjoyable social events
OF the week
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HARRiSONBURG

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I. Harrisonburg. Va, February Mrs John
II. Downing and DR.. and Mrs william
Bausher are visiting relatives in Bati-
Miss Mary Sprinkel is visiting Mrs. r.
L. Griffith in Winchester.
Thomas Z. Beery. cashier OF tho Peoples
Bank. returned this week from u trip 10
Cuba and Florida.
Miss Eugenia Berry. OF the interchangeable
High School. spent several days here this
week with relatives.
Miss Margaret Logan has returned from
visit to Miss Bessie Paul Gassman, in
Lexington.
Mrs. Emily C. Martin has returned to her
home in Philadephia. after visit to Mrs
George Il. sipe and family
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Chestqrman. who we're
NJ. Crump. have returned to their home
In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fl. Spindle. who have
been spending the last year In Page and
Rockingham Counties, will return next
week To California.
Miss Martha Folk. principal or the We
roma School. spent several days this week
Folk
Mr.. and Mira. b. e. Douglass. OF Raleigh.
Gibbons.
Miss Nellie smithy, of the faculty OF
Mary Baldwin Seminary, Staunton. spent q
few days with her mother. Mrs. N. j.
Smithey, on South Main Street.
Among those from Rockingham who Mt
tended the Inauguration OF Governor Stuart
were President Burruss OF the state Nor
NAL school; former Senator and Mrs. George
Il. Keezell. and Mira c. III. Roston,
General John u. Roller has returned homo
from Texas. having been called here by
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WARRENTON
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W;arrenton Va. February Mrs Paul
c Richards entertained at a luncheon on
Saturday At her home near Warrenton, in
honor OF Misses Virginia and Natalie Har-
Warrenton and Philadelphia.
4. c. Mcintyre. Jr, OF Norfolk. Va. IS In
warrenton with Mr and Mrs r. \. Nc
Victor II. olrnst.ad. chief Of the Bureau
OF Statistics. Department OF Agriculture.
Washington. ID. c., was Il recent visitor TO
Miss EdItha l.. Thurber. of Washington.
who has been q guest at the home OF
Mrs. J b Bri;ton. in Worren,on, has re-
Mrs Wilbur stone has returned to her
home in Warrenton after visit TO rela-
tives in baltimore. Md.
Is the guest Of sir and Mrs. John r.
Turner.
Miss Landon Hicks. OF warrenton. is
with friends In Philadelphia.
Miss Lucien Keith. OF Warrenton. has re-
turned home after spending some time at
her home near Philadelphia, Pa Mra. Keith
has az her guest Miss Plata. OF Philadei-
rhia.
Miss Mary Early DAVIDSON. of warrenton
and Philadelphia. entertained at dinner
at the Country Club on Friday at which
Miss Sally Marshall and David Warren were
tho guests OF honor
Miss Sbil Gates, OF Manteo. y. c., who
Butlar. at the Fauquier Institute has re-
turned home.
Russell GOWN. who has been In Beau
mont. Tex. has returned to his home here
recent guest ut the Warren Green Hotel.
Mrs. Martin has daughter. VINO is
guest al the Fauqnier Institute
in Washington.
DR.. ]. o. Hodgkn Jr., was recent
visitor to Washington, were ". c. Pill
Lees. l.. b. Slater. j. VI. Belt and Misses
Virginia Hileary and Anne Gordon Stone.
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TRINITY COLLEGE
Special to The Times-Dispatch.

rent Issue Of the south Atlantic .ne Quar- Sar-
articles. among which Is The Life OF
WI Wiliia IN G Garrett BESwn," By President
Issue OF the magazine MARKS the SS be-.
ginning of the thirteenth volume Of the
p terY a. eGi,s The South atlantis Quar-
w. H. Glasson, of Trinity College. "'O
number Of learned contributors
The Segregation or the White, and
Segro Races in the Cities" Gilbert T.
fessor Reed Smith; European Dramat
lists" Professor Archibald Henderson;
The Return Of 0bjectivism in Poetry"
Scientific Management on Wages" Ro-
Frencb HuGEiinS Masters Of Modern
William Preston Few.
Captain Card, director of physical
for candidates for soccer football
in The North and West, although ' it is
a number of men have responded to
caps call, and he expresses himself
in few weeks time. a game has BEEN
arranged with Guilford for the 2lst
or the pr, present month, and second
take place Mt Guilford on February 2S
Inc present issue of the Trinity Ar
n.y. contains Il wide range OF contri-
buttons. The current number of the
student publication is novel in that il
carries number of contributions b.
students who have done no literary
work for publication formerly. some
OF me contributions Of new writer's are
meritorious. "a Cruise on the James
RiyerT;" by Charles Bagley, is an un.
storY Rf,fis Of Bl prSss
by Jack Wallace. exhibits an unusual
s seyis oI d the short story The philo
by Tom Gill. shows deep thought. which
is we'll expressed Mr.. Gill is not n new
contributor to the Archive. OF the
manifest Awakes." published anonv
mrously. Is closely seconded by Mis-,
t Maty yves Wescot Is The Lights of Curri-
are up to the usual standard
The residence of Professor f. C.
the remainder OF the year by DR.. James
Cannon, Jr.. whose family has already
arriyed In the city and taken up its
sons at Trinity. James Cannon, Ill, Of
the senior class. and Ben Cannon, of
the sophomore class.
The annual religious revival at Trim
ity has been under way in the y. M C
A nall for the past week The SER
wees began on the evening of February
since. In addition to the evening sere
vices, an hour of religious exercise has
6 5een decreed for the noon hour each
has has been W susnen r1me all college work
c, Work on the college annual. The
Gtbn s nas, ,Mo has been IN progress Tor
@ 'W Toun wee b Edt1T Gagley has
.ion OF helpers. and the work is going
Work OF Its nature. The year book
of May. ' az
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WINCHESTER
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Mrs. Shirley Carter entertained on Tues
day evening at their handsome home on
at supper and dance in honor OF Mise.
Rosalie and Mary sprinkel, OF Harrison
burg Va and ., MT, car'sr,s dapshter' Mrs
A dance and supper was given by MT
and Mrs. Melvin Green at their home on
presentation OF Mrs Green's play The
Great Hogs Diamond" for the beneht OF
Winchester Memorial HOSPITAL IN the New
other dance. followed by supper. was held
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Barrie. Amherst Street.
Miss Louise Dixon. OF Boston. who danced
At the vaudeville show for the benefit OF
Memorial Hospital this week. has gone 10
presentation Of The Merry whirl' at the
Lyric Theatre next week, Miss Dixon was
who also took part in the local charity
show.
Mrs. John NJ steck wife of the member
Winchester and Frederick County. and
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth Steck at
tended the Inauguration OF Governor Stuart
Mirs susie byrd chigley; of Baltimore.
has been visiting at the homo OF Major
and Mrs.. Holmes Conrad.
Mrs. E Morgan Pendle,on has gone to
in law and sister, DR.. and Mrs william p.
Mcclure.
Mrs. Peter vrsdenevrsh and her two
ander NJ Baker
Miss sallie Miller has gone on visit
Mrs. Grove. wife of Surgeon w. B. Grove
OF the United States Navy. has returned
Thomson. at Summit Point w Va. after
visiting Miss Augusta Conrad.
Mise, ,. Spli.e And Louise ches. who have
turned TO Straaburg Va.
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BLACKSBURG

H.
Biacksburg, Va. February 7-Among tho
Mrs. c. E. Vnwter and Mrs. c. p. Miles in
honor OF their niece. Miss Virginia Thomp-
kins. OF New York. Misses Mary Dodd
Fox and Mary Stone. Of Roanoke and
Elinor Jones OF Washington. ID. C. Supper
was served the forty guests In the home
OF Professor and Mrs Vawter. after the
dance at the German Club hall was
ended.
The Round Dozen Club had it's second
meeting OF the year on Thursday afternoon
In the home OF Mrs r. l.. Fagg After
the social hour refreshments were served
by Misses Elizabeth kipps Louise Black
and Elizabeth Fagg.
Mrs. w. Il. Penick and too young daugh.
ters. OF Iynchburg have arrived In Blacks
burg TO Join Mr. Pcnick. who Is now sec
rotary treasurer and manager OF the w. c.
Elicit Drug Company. Ustii they can Sc
cure a house they viii make their home at
Hotel Blncksburg
Mrs. c. A. Coleman, OF Richmond was
among the visitors here this week visiting
her son. Cadet Coleman OF the v, p. l.
Mrs. John l. Eakin arrived homo on
Monday from months visit TO her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Carter Osterbnd in Richmond
Miss Louise Black left Friday for
an extended visit to Washington. d. c.
Philadelphia and New York
Miss Elizabeth Klpps left on Thursday
night for few days stay with her brother
J, l.. kipps. in Richmond, and from there
Ni!l go to her duties trained nurse In
New York.
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RIM. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

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mo Lyheh oS,do va. EeS 6rt a:M0n
Macon alumnae from Lynchburg and
vicinity gave Il luncheon at tho Vir-
sinla Hotel, the purpose Of which was
70 arouse interest In the fund for tho
students building.
The movement toward raising such a
the class of 1911, and has gained new
Impetus from tho intention to have tho
1tn9iid;ng as memorial to tho late DIR.
for funds are to be secured by June
OF this year. in order that the corner
The plan is TO have at that time a re-
union OF all nlumnae and former Ran
doirh Macon students.
nelu secretary or the movement. was
present, and made talk, in which she
and told OF her work in organizing the
girls in various States and towns. En-
thusiastic organizations have been ef-
sissippi River. Mrs. e. e. Menefee,
chairman Of the ways and means com
R n dnSo,n Of the Lynehburg Chapter OF
plans for raising money adopted by the
Lynchburg chapter. and reported great
DR.. Webb made talk, in which he
gave every encouragement to the move
along the line Of endowment funds.
on TUESDAY night. in. the college
lectures was delivered by President
Webb. who spoke on THE Influence OF
Dante on English Poetry" The next
lecture in the course will be given by
Or. Crooks. of the department of phil
losophy.
Under the direction OF the Y. w. c. A.,
twenty five mission study classes on
foreign countries. student life in the
orient. and pertinent. North American
problems. such immigra ton and
negro. life In the South. will be con-
Quoted BY expert and enthusiastic lead
ers Tor a period of eight weeks, begin
ming with Sunday night. On this date
the ASSOCIATION Will have a mission
STUDY rally, at which a. G. Noehern and
MT; SIN. OF the University of Virginia.
VIII address the students.
On wednesday night at the regular
PRAYER meeting, Miss Sydenstricker and
Ellss McCarty gave report OF the
Kansas city convention from the stand
point OF the undergraduate.
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RADF0RD

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Radford. Va. February "A very de-
!ishtiui dance was given on Tuesday night
II u the dance hail; The chaperons were
Mrs MaEinnis and Mrs Nora scott Among
Pearl Ken, and Miss copenhaF 1n.oe Of DOB DaS
lin: Brownie Delp. Eleanor Scott Helen
Builard. Helen Kern and Alice Jones. Mrs
c, r. Robinson. Mrs. McclunG. Mrs. Kabier
Troiinger, Mack Alexander and viii Jor-
dan; OF Dublin; Walter Hood; George Bag
See aa Jos.. R Ssss
worth j. Hague. Jr.. Truman Billiard and
Ex.Governor ]. Hoge Tyler returned to
his home. 'Iinlwick," on wednesday. after
Fpendlng several weeks in Richmond.
- Jon nm L , T2ushan OF shawsville. president
Of the Fair Association here on wednes
Gay a good many matters were settled
Miss Ann Turner OF Richmond who Is
Just out OF the hospital from an operation
Tor appendicitis. is visiting her aunt. Mrs
The Music Club held It's February con-
cert OF French composers on Saturday
afternoon ut S:l5 o'clock In tho club hall.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Einstcin spent Mon.
day In Roanoke
Laurence Mcwane. OF I.ynchburg. r.turn
ed TO his home Tuesday.
Mrs. r. L. Jordan is very i'll
John Mcdonnell OF the Lynchburg News
spent Friday and Saturday in town
Fred Harvey. Of Williamson. W. Va. spent
Kuhn Barnett spent Monday in Roanoke
Mrs. c. r. Epling entertained the Aid
Society OF the Calvary Baptist Church on
Thursday afternoon.
Misses Margaret Wade. OF Christiansburr
and Grace Miller OF Rockford spent the
week with Miss Mackie Ingles at Jingle
side
Ferd Trolinger, of Meadow Creek" spent
the week In town.
Among the out-of-t town people who Mt
tended the funeral of Mrs. Jessie Miller
on Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Miller; Of Giattii;, w: Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Miller. Spindle Miller. Mrs Guy Elicit
MIS- Zircle Henry Stone, Mrs. C. l. Wade
Miss Margaret Wade. Harry Wade and Mrs
Miller. OF Christiansburg.
Dir. Mccoy. OF Christiansburg, spent We'd
nesdny and Thursday in town in interest
OF the Radford Fair.
There Will be services In Grace Episcopal
Church Sunday morning at IL O'clock
Miss Julia Ingles attended the dances MT
UP i. OF Friday and Saturday nights
Miss EleanoS 'Saott, Will leave the first
OF the week for Norfolk. where she will
visit Mrs George S. Sergeant.
MISS Blanche Bulifont was called to her
home In Hampton. Va. on account of the
illness of her mother.
DR.. j. =. Mcconnell returned on SATURDAY.
days.
Mr.. Davis of Rurke's Garden. visited
his daughters at the Radford State Nor
NAL this week
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WILMINGTON

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Wilmington y. c. February THE pres
ent week socially was led by the marriage
OF Miss Elizabeth e. Bridgers daughter OF
M Mr., Preston I. BridEers. of this city. and
q son of Ex-Judge w. 3. OBJ. Robinson
OF Goldsboro. The wedding was celebrated
Third and Dock Streets. on Tuesday after
noon in the presence OF many friends. and
formed by Rev r. ". Hogue T form eer
pastor of st. James Episcopal Church. this
city. hut now OF Baltimore, brill
liant reception. The home wns handsome
ly and artistically decorated for the occa-
sion. the color scheme being pink and
white With rich green background OF
tended by her sister. Miss Margaret
DridgerS, as maid OF honor while the groom
son. OF Goidsboro. Two othcr sisters OF
the bride. Misses Routh and Ernestne
reception the couple left a bridal tour
North The bride was one OF the clty's
prominent young attorney of Charlotte.
The Minister!ng Circle of the Kings
Danshters is making preparations for a
of the University OF North Carolina. The
club Will appear In this city the evening
OF February 20. and It's visit Will he made a
In honor OF Miss cornelia Fore, of Char
ouine Moore on Wednesday afternoon. the
reception being held at the Moore home
on o., south Fourth street As the guests ar
Josephine Nets and Master Henry Me
MILAN.
Mrs ]. o. Brook entertained on Tuesday
afternoon in honor of the seventy nth
birthday anniversary OF her mother, Mrs.
NJ. f. Owen. The estimR BILE old lady was
the recipient of hearty congratulations and
many presents.
Another birthday party to take place on
Tuesday that OF Mrs. w. n Groom
who observed her nifty second anniversary
The IAgile German Club gave bril-
liant dance on Monday night In the Ma,
sonic Temple ballroom the pretty figures
OF tho german being led by L. l.. Pcschuu
Mrs C. NJ. Butler entertained on Wednes-
day afternoon at the coy Butler home on
Dock Street. in honor OF her daughter. Mrs
II. F. Kydd. OF Vancouver, b. c.. ana in
Fairweather Kydd. Assisting In the serv-
Ing were Mrs. Edmund L. Prince, Mrs.
Warren q. Elliott and Misses Winifred and
Louise shepard Katherine Elliott Miriam
Holiday. Josephine Wright and Margaret
Kiusbury.
st. Paul's Lutheran Church parsonage was
the sceno OF n pretty and happy event
B. Lessen. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Lessen. united in wediock to
Alongo Mcfarland, the service being per
formed by Rev. f. u. Clausen, pastor OF
tho church.
The Philathea class. OF Southslde Bap-
list Church. gave on orange social In tho
church parlors on Thursday night. which
was largely attended and greatly enjoyed
Another event of much delight that took
ton by the Bridge Club Of the younger
set. The affair was presented In the Ma
sonic Temple and about seventy five at-
tended