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The Washington herald., 1914-02-15
HYATTSVILLE.

The Afternoon Five-hundred Club was
entertained Tuesday by Mrs. c. o. Ap-
pleman at her home ia Avon avenue.
The prizes were awarded Mrs, Edward
A. Fuller, Mrs. Paul S. Herring, and Mrs.
Appleman.
Mr.. Otway b. Zantzinger. of Washing
ton. is spending several days with his
brother, Mr.. Franklin Zantzinger.
The Junior class prom" of the Mary
land Agricultural College viii be given
in the assembly hall of the college Fri
day evening.
A prominent society event will take
place Tuesday evening. February "A. in
Masonic Hall, when the Cotiliion Club
will entertain with dance.
Miss Amelia Hollander, of Washington,
has returned after a pleasant stay with
Miss Elizabeth Hill
The Auction Bridge Club was enter
tanned Saturday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Luckey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Roswell Cable,
Of Nottingham. announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Mas Kathleen
McBeth Cable, and Mr.. Frederick Green
johnson, of New York. Miss Gable re-
Gently returned from visit to Mrs. 8.
Warrington Semple. In New York. The
bridegroom-elect Is a son of the late DR.
F. c. johnson, Of Pennsylvania
Mrs. John Haywood, of Washington.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. Ed
ward Brown, at Seabrook.
Mrs. William Serrin has returned from
visit to Washington.
Mrs. Helen West and her mother. Mrs.
Beale, are spending the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Clagett.
Miss Ellie d. Sasscer and Mrs. T. Van
Clagett entertained few friends at
bridge whist and 500 Wednesday after
noon Those present were Mrs c. ". A.
Clagett, Mrs. A 7. Brooke. Mrs. Bryon
Amber, Mrs Marbury, Mrs. +. A. Nc
Manus. Mrs. J.. A Grffith, Mrs NJ. E.
Wilson. Mrs Reverdy Sasscer. Mrs. e. L.
Brunn, Mrs. w. s. Hill, Mrs. J. Selwyn
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II
phia- Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett and
Miss Lila Waller Barrett have returned
from Annapolis.
Mrs New. of atlanta. Ga, is tie gues,
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. john T
Roberts, South Pitt gstreet
Ni,s Jan,, p,yhom a. ,ho ,,., -,
Miss EIorsnc. p.x Rich,rand W
MISS beatrN BALDWIN Is the guest oil
MISS Ih-a ''o"sias' cameron street.
Mr.. Richard Gibson has returned from
q snort WISH 70 Mr ana -hrs. clarence
N. howard freoericksours' va
Miss Emily Johnson was the week.
END guest OF Mr.. and MIS- Morgan Beach,
aar'ianu.
MISS ora Mash hncheioe OF Upper
s va, u fis's mss beha fhiiips'
'ou'h washington s'reeI
Miss Anna Bartels was the weekend
guest or the Misses Lennon. Brookland-
u. Z.
johnson Mcclure entertained at a
dance at mis- parents home in South
Washington street. Saturday evening.
Games were played and prizes were won
by Bruce Morton and Albert Smoot. a
supper was served the guests. Those at
tending Were, Misses Collins Jones, Isabel
Boswell, tarah Cox. Carol WattlcS> Sarah
hemper. Mary Hunt Roberts. Elizabeth
Boothe. Elizabeth Bryant. Dorothy Nor
Ton LOUIS Barley JACK l.eadbeater.
onaries oarhn' Aiian Roberts. Carroll
fierce' Tupper Barrett Walter Barrett,
Rryan Iawra,ot Es1,, E H ,r
sion. Albert Smoo, Jann;. Pei Rr,,co
Morton wirI.n, Wor,nn ow, -, -,
guests were Mis-. Cita Love Hunter Nc
Guire. sam Reach and Rob.rt W;nsa,,
The guests were en,erta;ned Inv NJ
Hugh Mcclure.
>,,s. s.s;. poaI,
;ng NJ Tho - 80
60, '"
r. and MIS-. william Hunter, OF Con-
sress heights are visiting IN this city.
Chaperones at the dance given at Nc
Burney's Hall Friday evening were Mrs.
una Spono,o' ana MISS fnhippa wat
ues. in0se aancing were MISS Margaret
WUoupihe, Mo MISS Beatrx
p a"n; mashihston' u: T.; Miss Betsy
w.sbineton n N,iss. Ei,- n
las Nellie IrbIer Mar phiII;rs re.
Pb;II;ns Ro~ia Don;nha, I,,aI. I'an a
Julia Roswell Anna par,oIs u.,os:
Snofford Emily Jobpson No, c.a..s
Margaret DYKE Dr. Vivian po,1s,
Messrs. Roblev ID Brumback q Rr,.n
Pitts, Richard NJ. Chichester. James 8
Douglas. jr, c. Edgar Nicol. Robert n
Bitter. Gilbert J.. Cox. jr.. v. Ward Ro.-
well, John T. Stephenson, and Louis III
King.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer l. Waller entor-
tanned the card club, of which thew are
members, Friday evening, at their home
In Rosemont. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Edward II. Kempcr, Mr.. and
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ALEXANDRIA.

Miss Fanny Dixon entertained at six
hand eucher at her home in the Wheat
apartments Thursday evening. Prizes
! We're won by Mrs. Issac Gregg, Mrs.
Frank S. Harper. and Miss Rose NJ. Nc
donald.
Score was kept during the game by
Miss Collins Jones and Miss Nina Full
ton.
Those present were Mrs. John Barnett,
Baltimore; Mrs. Wade, Baltimore; Mrs.
Kate G. Moore, Mt. jackson. Va;
Mesdames Edward H. Eemper, Charles
C. Carlin. Henry OBJ. Cooper. Charles E.
Nicol, Richard E. Acton, Frank L. Stay
maker, Isaac E Gregg, d. Monkey Low.
]. johnson, DOwney, George II. Evans,
Frank S. Harper. Henry Wattles, c. Will
lam Wattles, j. Armistead Eggborn,
John Leadbeater. Clarence Leadbeater.
William B. Smoot. Misses Mamie Nor
ton, Loula Smoot, Cora Smoot. Mamie
Graham. Lily Marbury. Irene Lambert,
Elizabeth Potts. Philippa wattles, Con-
stance Boush, Rose NJ Macdonald, Helen
N. Cummings.
Mrs. George p. Anderton has issued in
vitations for cards February 20.
The junior Dancing Club held a dance
Friday afternoon in the auditorium of
the EIks' Home.
Mr.. Robert s. Barrett has returned
from Harrisonburg, Va. where he paid
an official visit tc the Elks' lodge In that
city. 49, ~.
Mrs. Hugh Mcclure has sent out cards
Tor tea to meet Mrs. Hunter Mcclure
February 16.
Mrs ID. Milton French entertained the
Kit kats' Tuesday afternoon at her
home in Cameron street. Those present.
were Mrs. Llewellyn Powell, Misses DorI
say Ashton, George French. Ellen Faw-
cett Lola Ashton, Alice Anderton, Susie
Fawcett, Mary Glenn Uhler, and Nellie
Uhler.
Mrs Kate Waller Barrett has returned
from Richmond. where she was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. William Wight.
Miss Rose NJ. Macdonald, has returned
from Richmond where she was the guest
of Mrs. B. B. Valentine
Miss Zelda Lene Smith. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Braxton B. Smith. and
Mr. Joseph Henry Harris, formerly of |
North Carolina Tut now of this city. were
married at moor Wednesday at the M. f.
Church. South, by Rev. Dr. ]. w. Duffey.
pastor.
The bride was given in marriage nv |
her father. Mrs. George E. warfieid was |
The bride wore a travelling gown of /
wisteria chiffon broadcloth with hat 10
match and carried a bouquet of Bride
roses and lilies Of the valley.
The bride was attended by her cousin. |
Mrs John Penn. jr., who wore blue cbif-
fon broadcloth and carried q bouquet
Of pink roses
The bridegroom had for his best man. |
w. B. Waddell, of Roanoke, Va.
The following were the ushers: Messrs.
7. Smith, Charles Sherwood. John
Penn. jr.. George d. Southland. n x
Brown. and J. C. Henley
luncheon was given the bridal party
after the wedding at the home of the /
brides parents, so7 Cameron street. after 1
which Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Seft for
Palm Beach and other points in Florida i
where they viii spend their honeymoon. |,
Miss Anna German is the guest Of Miss
Aneo, West Grace street. Richmond.
Miss Kitty Steele Barrett has returned |,
rom visit to New York and PhiladeI- j
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Webster Lodge, No. ], reports the re-
ceipt Of three applications for member
ship at its last convention. and SYRIA
cusians Lodge, No. 10. reports the receipt
of several.
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Prize.

Local Victor. to Again Try for
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The biennial encampment Of the Mill
tary Department will be held at Terrs
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR
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Reception to BE Given for worthy
Grand Matrou.

Esther Chapter. No. 5, will tender a
reception to the worthy grand matron.
Mrs. Jessie E. Cowles. and the worthy
grand patron, Charles E. Molster, Thurs
day evening at $50 O'Clock in the New
Masonic Temple. the following chair
men having been appointed for the oc-
casion: Invitations. Mrs Julia n. Streat-
er. decorations. Mrs. Theodore Cunning
ham. and refreshments. Mrs Maude Z.
B. Wright. The worthy matron. Mrs.
Grace Lee Morgan. and the worthy pa
tron. ]. Harry Cunningham. extend a
most cordial invitation to all members
Of the fraternity to be present and join
Esther Chapter in greeting the grand
officers.
The Washington herald., 1914-02-15

Washington Company. No. !, Military
Department, was Inspected and its off,
GERS for the ensuing year installed at its
meeting on Wednesday evening. The ex-
cursion committee reported that 1t had
arranged for an excursion to Marshall
Hall on July Is.
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"
Ruth Chapters choir at her residence.
507 Q street northwest.
The early part of the evening was
spent in guessing contests and in per-
forming various stunts for the amuse-
ment of those present. In the former
Mrs. Max Winkler was twice successful
and was given two prizes, and p. Frank
Pollard. for his imitation OF the boys
recitation, was awarded a token of the
occasion. While preparing the candidates
for Initiation as members of the choir,
Miss Julia Klinge and Miss Katherine
Thorn, for an impromptu number. danced
the f1hwalk in the latest approved style
The initiation Of the new members of
the choir, which included Past Master
F. Philip Pollard. Past Patrons W. J.
Zimmerman and John ID. Crawford. was
under the direction of Past Matron Zim-
norman, who did her work good and
well. and Messrs- Pollard and thinner
man proved themselves to be two expert
corn-eaters.
In the dining room, which was later
visited. the host had prepared a bounti-
ful supply Of goodies, and while they
were being stored away in a most eager
manner verses from the favors were
reach much to the delight and amuse-
ment Of everyone.
Previous to taking their leave for the
evening. the choir, under the direction OF
Its leader. Mrs. Sally s. Wilson, sang
God Be with You Till We Meet Again"
The stormy evening seemed to have no
effect on the members of the choir, as
every member was present.
They included: John d. Crawford and
Mrs. Crawford. Max Winkler and Mrs.
William ]. Zimmerman and
Mrs. Zimmerman, Mrs. Sally 8. Wilson.
Mrs. Carrie w. Bischoff. Miss Katherine
L. Thorn. Mrs. Mary E. Howes. Mrs.
Augusta Aufenthie. Miss Julia d. KlinRe,
Mrs. Alice Kirijan. Mrs. Olive Joyce.
MrS. Annie McKinnie, Mrs. Alex H. Pitt.
F. Philip PollN. .nsvid u. Cridler, and
John c. Procs
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At the communication OF IdkOma
Lodge, No. q, F. A., A. NJ, last Tues
day evening, Past Master Alfred D.
Smith delivered an address before a
large gathering OF members of the fra
ternity on what Is a Mason?' Follow
ing his address the fellowcraft degree
was exemplified by Senior Deacon Harry
A. Stacy and Senior Steward C. H.
Spencer.
At the communication on February "a,
Justice Ashley N. Gould. of the Supreme
Court of the District and q member of
Takoma Lodge, will deliver an address.
The subject OF his discourse will be
Masonry and the Courts"
A special communication of the lodge
will be held on February q, at which
time the n. N. degree will be exempli-
fed by Senior Warden Ernest W. Porter,
who Ii presiding over the lodge in the
absence of Worshipful Master Enos 8.
Harnden. who will be away in the South
the greater part Of this year.
Past Grand Master DR.. Francis J.
Woodman, who was the second master
Of Takoma Lodge. accepted an invitation
last week from the grand master Of vir-
D5nis to attend the sessions OF the Grand
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for Membership Re-
norfed.
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General Committee to Hold Regular
Session.

The general committee of the golden
jubilee will hold its regular weekly meet
ing on Monday evening at Pythian Tenn
pie. and 1t is especially urged that every
member of the committee be present, so
as to be fully informed of the plans for
the celebration.
The official badges for the occasion
have arrived and will be distributed to
the members of the committee at this
meeting. Others desiring them can OBJ
tain them for the sum OF 81 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-10
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR MAY TO- 1914

hope, appetite and ambition. That's osin' too easy
Politicians should lose hard And Isaacs in politics.
He's runnin' for Mayor. Jes because he's built like
corncrib, walks like farmer, and looks like his
therefore he's bound to be defeated Personally don't
agree. Women never fastidous. F they was
wouldn't been my two gals father
"Hes trying to tell you said Gawkey.
@Im not hyin', am tein' emf snapped Horton.
4Isaac's made great hit in Bilport He's of our
coming young men. Fact is he's arrived, but don't
know it. Pass the CIDER will you, Mr.. Coleman?
Thanks. That's plenty-fr His whole trouble
lies in his unfortunate an
@They call me l. Am. Gawk-7
"Shet up, Isaac I'm tellin this here story. AS
was sayin, it amt often you get such a uncommon
combination of fittn words an unfttn clothes Isaac
feels it, specially Fred Jackson the County
Clerk, who's runnn against him for Mayor, is swell
dresser and the town cutup with the ladies' Fred in
while Isaac here looks like in fftydolar
tailormade. Fred Jackson's the best Walter n two
stopper in these parts; while Isaac can't dance
onefooted clog. Every womans not only Freds friend
but adrnirer. Isaac Gawkey, KNOWN this and feen'
his name, can't muster up nough spunk to look at
than week off"
Horton stopped and drank SO heartily that passed
him the cider pitcher again. He not only thirsty
but had finished his explanation.
aWhat's that got to do with Mr. Gawkey's chance of
being Mayor Jack asked.
whats what got to do with it? said Horton the
rim of his glass.
"The women"
1Why, man alive women vote in Bilport'
Mccain and both admitted it pretty tough
to try to fight and win with many and unusual handi
caps.
4Tough?" Horton calculated. Il should say it was!
Why, Gentlemen, Isaac Gawkey is the man this town
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little lady who had given first real dinner
since the Mighty Harkins Show hit the tall grass cir
cult. She didn't say it until Jack had weakly apollo
gzed for not being able to do justice to another apple
dumping and 1 had waved an uncertain no to the
servants attempt to give sixth pint Of cider.
MADAM said Jack, @any of a mother who can
concoct such soulflng repast this couldn't help
being success. James
as one of the trusted leutenants of Mr.. Samuel
Harkins" interrupted 4and Mr.. Samuel Harkins en-
joys the double distinction of being only the fore
most purveyor Of amusements America but also Mr..
McCanns and my most intimate friend"
"A boy to be proud of, if ever one, Jack went
wait till the circus gets to Bport and you will
be convinced"
3And, my dear lady, said I, IF you fit to al
low Mr. Harkins to sample your bountiful hospitality
my cup of happiness will be complete. Harkns for
years has been laborng under the deuson that good
dinners exist only in the eversh imaginatons of famine
haunted authors. You put him right"
She laughed, rose and with the other left the
room, while four lighted cigars and sighed rap
turously. At least Mccain and sighed-we had to.
$50 Jim is getting along all right, is he?" host
asked, when the door had closed and by our
selves.
Absolutely said I. aAt present he's head of the
comedy department. you know what mean, the
show proper and from remark heard Harins drop
the other day l know he's about to be promoted.
Wouldn't be surprised if he became Hardns right hand
man and confidential adviser. Would you, Jack?"
mot Bit Fact, I'm he's already slated for the
job. By the way, Mr. Gawkey, although we've known
you only couple of hours, it seems month, and we
haven't found out what your business is
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needs at the helm. He's sound dollar, an wears
like rag carpet. Fred Jackson's no-good show-off
sport who'd rather show up church sociable than
show up at his Office I'd give my store or my right
hand to see Isaac win out, an he would weren't Fl
his dodgasted name an his consumed shyness!"
lust at this point the mother raped the door, and
= after tossing cigars through the open window
and waiting for Horton to drink another glass of cider
we joined the in the front parlor. For hour
Jack and dated the excellent qualities Of Musty
Scanon, and never forgot to his right name.
We talked Of the dignity and Importance of his posi-
tionand, lest you think lying, let put my
self record only believing but knowing that the
circus clowns is of the most ancient and honorable
professions in the world We dilated the delights of
life with itinerant tent show. We described the
travel the crowds the weird loading of the trains by
night, and the unloading in the uncertain light Of early
dawn. Then at the mothers request began all
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Lawyer" said he finally. AT least that's what I'm
trying to be. When Jim lit out lived in Massachu-
SETS came here three years ago. got good start,
built up practice, bought house, and months ago
had Mother out to join me. Mr.. Horton here is
the leading merchant of Bilpor and he and his family
our best friends. Fact is they're about the only
friends we have"
ooh, shucks Isaac!' drawled Horton, whom we had
already spotted the local prominent citizen aThat
amt so, and you know it. Listen, Gentlemen Mr..
Gawkey here's got fit of stummck ache and it want
caused by Mas pie, neither. It's mental stummick
ache, and en- tell we all about it
HE did. @Isaac,' he began, stand up and let Mr.
Coleman and Mr.. Mccain look at ye That's
right. Gents, take a squirt at that fgger and yell
understand what l mean. A face and form like that
hitched to the name 1. NJ Gawkey is the cause of
Isaac's mental stummck ache. 1t worries him. It
makes him stay awake nights. He tells he's losing
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again with James Gawkey and went into dangerous de-
tails of his health appearance habits state of mind and
constantly increasing hankerng to his mother and
brother.
When got to this stage of the taleJack doing
the talking little lady placed her head the
ter table and cried SOFTLY while her big ungainly
stood by and patted her shoulder afectionatey One
of the pretty Misses Horton. played SHOULD Aud
Acquaintance Be Forgot the piano while her sister
sang. And when they got to the second verse all
joined nall except Mrs. Gawkey, whose eyes and
throat too full of happy permit anything
musical tone than occasional half-repressed
sniffe. STILL have doubt given the right oppor-
tunity, she could sing, and quite pretty too Ger
tainy she could cook-there was no doubling that
AFTER we had scrubbed down the route of the show
for the next five days so Mrs. Gawkey could write
to her boy, and had expressed thanks for most u
expectedly enjoyable evening, and had invited every
body and everybody's friends to be Sam Harkins'
guests when the circus to town. and had promised
Gawkey and Horton that surely would call in
them tomorrow, and had said goodnight all around three
times, Mccain and | started back to the hotel. We
had some difficulty finding the telegraph office, where
sent the following telegram, marked rush:
SAMUEL HARK1Ns.
Mighty Harkins Show,
Shawnee, Oklahoma.
Scanlon, clown, in future must be James Gawkey,
but must not be clown. If you love general
manager. Have him doll up for Bilport. His mother
lives here Hasn't him in twelve years. She makes
Oscar look like pker when it fried chicken hot
biscuits and mnce pie. This is serious Letter follows
COLEMAN AND MCCAIN.
Before turned in sent off special delivery letter
since arrival in Bilport Any descriptive powers
may possess were worked to frazze in picturing to
Sam the culinary and moral worth of the Blport Cav
keys mother and son, and ended by begging him to do
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something to make the circus Gawkey
loom big in the eyes of his 1ong-lost rela-
t1ves when the show arrived in their town.
knowing Sam pretty well, | was sure he
would see his duty and do it. After the let
ter had been dropped in the mailbox and we
had gone to bed, something prevented us
from falling asleep for what seemed to be
hours.
wish we could think of something to
help out Isaac Mumford," Jack said after he
had turned over his pillow half a dozen times
in search of the arms of Morpheus.
3Me too" said 1. Zine chap, Gawkev
Fine mother. Real old New England stock
Gentlefolk, I'd call 'em. Ever taste such
fried chicken"
a whole one myself.
@And did you notice the way l went to
the biscuits and cider?"
"Old man Horton had shade on you
when it came to the apple juice. Good
sort, Horton. He's in the drygoods bust
ness. Don't you think Gawkeys bit keen
for the little blond daughter, the one who
sang? Nice girl. Make good match. Old
man Horton likes young Gawkey. Young
Gawkey's sweet on Miss Horton. Ought to
be some way to capitalize mutual
esteem and get Ike elected de-
spite woman voters.
give got an ideal yelled,
and sat up in bed.
Spill it!7 said Jack.
4Old Horton, you say, is in
DDS business
what he said
o to sleep and let me dream over this. Great
oe out brilliant schemes Tell you
l the morning. Sure as your pajamas are a
S pink I've got great idea! Goodnight"
t. You dream of your old idea. Hope it's a
I'm going to dream of hot mince pie.
Mccain came downstairs for breakfast I
been dressed an hour, had walked through
IS section of town, had read the morning pa
lad held long and enlghtening conversation
otel clerk on the subject of Billport politics.
ection,' I told Jack across the buckwheat
coffee, 3wi1l be held Tuesday. Show arrives
Y. Hotel clerk says Gawkey's good fellow
If with the men, but hasn't chance to grab
vote. Both he and Jackson are bachelors,
young and old women are crazy about Jack
he young ones want to marry him, and all
Continued on page 10
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-08-27
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Shepherdstown Citizens Will Do Well
to Profit by the Following.

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Even today in ShepherdStown there are
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M. L. Hickey, Princess ST., Shep-
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