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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-22
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Nnsrsmeper Mbolt.

Vim Npraen bee glenstaa ben 20
Cltpber lduteten bic Glud.n ber atr'
DE sar liHteiledten Gmpfnnanib su
|HhDlt einem iunaeu Gaare Sur Der
|eniauna I'm 9ebeusbnnbe &c ma
|ren bie Slldlihen 0err Qaspor 3,
|Gnersmeper uno ssrl. Gmnn Nbplt.
|0euaen hes Bunbes Der Seioen, Der
burh ben hohm. Batter 1has. Shae
fer. benz Hforrer Der bortisen Se'
neinoe. eeihluiien. tunren 0err 60
epb Buersmener Elm 1ruber bes
Brdutiaams uub Srl. glla Abult
inc Shpsiter brr 8rout.
Die 6pd1seit. an Der Tertunnote.
sreunbe nno Rad,barn Der Jamilie
4bplt tbeitndbmen. tuurbe I'm Seipi
|er Grauteltern Charles ahult 9eieis
ut.
Tie Hrau. IN bic sipsitdlieiie bib'
khe TehtGr Der Ghsleute Charles
4hplt, mad, ipslhen bas Stdbttlen
ibpit am Wiiiouri 5tub. bo es Al
|eren gonbeut acbbrts, benanrt
pprhsn.
ylodl Nuienthnlt peuiaer 1aae bel
en 1rauteltern uno Werwanbten.
pirb Serr Uusrsmeper feline lunae
Battin In ibr bieiiaes peim. Der
Relies Rsiibens einilbrn. .--,
Tns Bpltsblatt iplniht benz Ban'
ier unb ieiner iunaen Satin im
euen Stanbe:
Gin esbsn 6bns Ysib uno 9erssn
Gin eebru bsIler Sonnenidsln,
Bis's mar an Gurem SOd,eIis Rorssn.
Tos' Guer aar,es Seben itn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-22
9Sabl Hidlter

&ornpts Nill -Sote aramer. Gb
smi,b, benrp 4eGlair Sr. Nrtbur
@nd,c. glait Iasauier. Ielir 9ussl.
6rarteniiein -@ireil 2illn, 5pnp
@nbelsbsraer. Grart Stieiermanr,
y. 6. 9auehlin. Ru'us Sarharo.
bcnrp @enaen.
9uufe Greet-3eter SoItur, J g.
Turner Rnth Rnents, Safob 6ucr
iter. u. 8. Qdnehlin. Sol. aremer
%oitplI-3 3uhn Sellep. Eaul Rie.
tamp. Seo @erbot. Sohn @ilIpn.
Suhr Tsrau'uu. ". Rartir 8oaier,
arqpte on. 9oehusr. 5ernidnn
@peimnrr. 5um Gispntrid. Seu.
gntbc, 1r.. Qietrid Grueue, RnuI
Sdlnlit.
Grecbura-Nler guehler. Suhu
@itIibranb. 9ui. Tpetteeu, abuIpb
%ider, y. :. JetlteI, 9ouis NOr'
iclS.
R'i.pbnlin-Sn. Grers ip. u.
Sruue. stephan Nbriar. Gpntab
Iehtel, Sr.. Rnrtin Tlabmeucr,
9oi. @ieeers.
&itliuuntair - Graut Sdlroeser,
Gbns. 9nuablir, on. i. St.o. @m.
Bacon. Sohu Nlcbhn. l,n. Giiterholt
sol. -6u. @illibrarb. Geo. Oil
tcmencr, Sttphnr @eritni. Gee,
SmutIer. 2ulius Shale. @crhnro
@eicrbrre.
SocIe.rrun-Sheo Srurrtrt. Sotr
Nnbmnrn. 1rit Nelies. 1o' 9ast
cuhcii. guQuii 4ri. Sphu lltretlt
Neto-1 ", 0cmaun, Srhn Y.
Grum, Na,h 0ousrer, Tnul StuIe.
0n. Nnrfii. Trnnt Cite.
Sud Glt-Spm 4. (enDomau.
BON. 2. Grcii, 6prntc seerer, Neu
@@itaerS. Spbn gs. Rinerhpur, Sus.
Rocbncr.
Decentralization Gbelps. Cbe
Htcoicc. &m. i. Nnrtin. 1. G.
oanae. SamcS %n'cr. @m. SSiemnr.
GolIcae 6i,I-9,a,b. Srnricu. Y
!. HbclpS. %iraiI Sroriur, Srn
Smjth. l6rnnl &htlpS. Nua SplImon
@asburp lhpS. TctuIer. ssm,
Mrltu, GclltrS Miller. Gen Y.
NuIii, GbnS. SOCCER, Willard Nnk.
Ter.
actria-R. See @rctr, ". @.
Tabpn, GhaS. Goodman. Gidc'ns
Elrnua. @OttI. @IittIebauier. Ser
Scrhprit.
tUrycl @pcNcrS Strre-Srtr Y
Glar,. 5hps. I. gnnrtt, Sei' lor'
per, 1pha S;oi, IN. Sititreiei.
y. =. S9hitc,
Srceoum- ". MIilItr. 9tiie Gam
beth. Sri. Slice. Seu,pu 9erleu. y.
i. Tirti. i. Y. Suih.
9aus-9. 9. Wpnrp, Sm. S.Sri'
pruS. fprreit Glar,, y. ". 8pu-
roe. 3as, Z. Tnrbam. I. y. Nati'
ems.
einr-Soi. NItru. Sno Strusmpb
Sames VI. Furnsr. Soi. y. Stra
Der. .Sule Speidlel. Sit. 6. Sinst.
9uus.own -6rnnt Grnia. y, Ner'
tens. Sc:. Geloeu. Sruce St,esmer.
er, @tinip 9p3. Y. Y. Setsrs.
,Cusn RiIls-Sor!en Sett. Gbaa
N. Srnuipr. Spm Sieuel. s, nns'
Ter. Spbn =. s. Speu, Teuptr Wa'
plrs.
Sselscme-S. Z. Sillmanu. 1ubr
staler. Gnslen Srpnu.' zee Ttilept,
Shm. Snume &. y. ntibbrini.
Sabbtrwn -sStspbor Spdnfn n,
arro &oehemener. GhiIIic CrbatA
gbos. va ttenhpri. Hen S6uisn.
bfrp. @erhnrb Sarfh.
Ane-Sphn Houett. Sot. eamt.
ehuis Sthlsmaib. q. b. Sshns
Srsh HsaA raah Rsie,,. 4, 4,
ghamsls-- o. !. ssvber. Z. n
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-22

6errn Nnrtin Nobe III cine wertb.
ooIle Scricn SUD irepirt.
! -draI Martin Sobannesmeper
mnfte nm Sonntna bel 0erpanbten
in 6reebrra Beiuh.
-@iner. Der nie nni 6ch,eitcn
cinaelnoen. mnht bod init INNER
,pater Seiuh - Der Sturh.
-0err Ben s. 8pbe unb ;samiIie
non 9eiierion Gitp wubnten bier Der
GaIirUp SOoe 0Oh,eit bel.
-2r. Ger. @. 5aiater ron oinn
miro am tuumenben Sunntna ben 25..
{ ttUbtr bier in ieiuem Yeruie oils
3lhnnrst uratti,iersn.
-Cpdlp. Gtrnoro Sdluthuclter
uor 5riuituwn erhplt fh lett leeten
EuruerStoa bier nIs @nit unierers
hpdltu. 4larrcrs.
0err 2,lh. tuIB uuN Satin
0un Scribucy, !|1b.. irmie 9chrer
AouIpb StuIe non Ginae Gitp itat'
ieicn IN lester sSudie bier Seiud ab.
-Vlittwpd) letter gQodIc limb nudl
frau y. y. Npramrpcr. oerer Sobn
6ouoro nnb 5pdltcr 5rl. Watrho,
uicocr in ibrcm oltcn 0cimc oohier
nnaeIauat.
-Nrtuu HedllcI. 9lnton 6per,
Nnrtir TInRneper unb Ven. Z.
Sdlunrpe holtCn iih am Mpntap oun
eorlc Greet lc cine g9naenlnbune
Acpicl.
Tie NrnutIcute Gniirop Nuoe
murocn am Eienstoa oui ibrcr pod,
icitSrcile bis Seiierlpn Gitp non ben
ri. @crtrub uno SlIn Gnitrup uno
peurn Y. "uebbcrt bealeltet.
-Irnu @eo. baud uno Snbu 10
Wic bic 6rl. Noclln wuo gcona 60.
lcnbeim ron ct. yuuiS iino Sur Belt
bier bic Nciudcr Der SrU6mutter
Sserntr mo lnoerer @erwanotcn.
Ter Uucrsmcper &hult 6oh.
,cit ~ Jhplt. mobutcn ron bier lei
pcnru SucrSmCncr, 0crmoun Buers
nlcner un6 Hnttiu. Ncnru St]auuc
der. 0crrp y. Sdlnibt uno 5rori
Verhurii.
Sciacr turrtcn mc0en Yiorncl
an Hnnrl mCbrcrc ciuuCInulcnc Gur
reSpunocuicll uro onbcrt 9cuioseitcr
IN oicicr Nnmmcr tcinc Nuinohmc
nnocn, niro Gbcr in undiicr nodlue
bolt merocu.
-Nphw. i. n, Ticpenbrud, uuu
Gr. Il, &. SIbrcnS bcalciict, bcoab
iit an Suuntaa yiad)mi,tna radl
Sim sur NnSblIlc bel bcm bort ,u
Nn'nna Der @Ode nbaehnlteucn 20.
Stnnoeracbet.
Gin flutes @cit6it IN snr ,3eii
bos bcs WbbelbdnolerS Ncrrn Ncnru
u. Bruno ,paS CT ben Uiclen nph,
,citcn sli onutcu bat. Nlln tou gun.
gems! be WapUr bet mir ber,ieaen =
I'm be Yahauer ant MID.
-llniere Maurermeiiier Sui. @ei,
bel. Ven Gitbols. Sui. gpers uno
Geo. @iloe iino sur Seit onran bic
Nnner ertlane bent alrtensiacntum
einen Gortrct Gusiiid, su acben. Ter
Seiteuuea ioIl auiaeriiien umb c,n
nener aus Cement aeleet psrOeu.
-Tie Gsiphalia h Splt 7raoina
Go. oerinnbte ON Mprtns enc Gar
labuna Sieh su Warfte, uno 3erner
& 90. eine am Tiersiaa. Nnfott ci,
uer. mie irrthlmlih beritiet. brad.
te eritere 1irma untcr Guifiht bes
6erru @erharb riltemcper in letter
Bode Ssuei Gorlaounaen su Rar,te. |
9a perfauien.
Ger prdhitae eollbiut .Gpat- |
Had,theHait .Guaellnp-. Spllhdr-
bises Ssbiarse tstaambaum) nit.
oeoeben. Wan penbe fth an ben
giaentbhnisr Sol. Atthustu.l
Nenptnfio. HRo.'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-22
pnsmabcr. lDaare.

Scm 10. Oitober on ,perben mir
ne oolIhdnbiae Nustuahl ppn Vus'
aaren ouf Eager haben. Ruiter
greiie fperben allen aeiaIlsn.
Riebernuifriihen aftranener
h ipir aniriebeniisllenb beiorat.
peneiaien 9uipruG bittet.
Ns4td { 4aItntyts.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-22
3mri rdsonc FarmrH m e1Gaer flnf
~ psrkanfTH. 30 une rs
1olzrs ptr Adssr.
Gutr 6elreruheit fur nenifAs
DrniTdif llahbarIdsa ali

llu;cs;c,trstt 5;btn n3tneseHs seitris
here Faymer III RaG GogH:p uHtri n<a
euuiuei:cr SerwsgEatu UEe ~ sI1,scr
l,rsii,r an p,rt.l.fSr
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-22
'&r6a mo 2Sinter
Aukiinoiguug.
t4l1S.. -NEzs zsgcNxt..ssry - ~. .ssa-- yTEAsSyAs

Nr hpo i'm Stnrbe cuh cine prilNdrbiac
auSmahl uon alciocru uno GuSta,tuuaS Nrtit,
eln, ucu uno nett ~ ieiacu. pltcr Der rur
mtniat aletspnlmen uou ,enGni nber nbe:trpI.
len wirh
Tardh ihnri oemahte 9in,auic limb mir in,
Sauoe eut cine Nusunt CucraIls III 80
uuo IS Gents ~ uiicrru. h,t.j Gents uuo e
Collar ~erb limb. Eieie ArtitcI traeen une
re eieene Rnrte. Abe 9,arustp specia"
Chr werbet cbeuiallS eiucn eriahrenen
Shubhanoler uorNnoeu. neldler cine uollhdub
ae ausrabl BON Banner unp suabeu Stuhtn
cu' Eager bait. Seine Arbeitsidhuhe ,u $500
S2..25 uuo So. SO t6uren nidlt untertrpiien per
ben. SeoesSanr IN aarantirt surcoeusuislleu
@ir baben bic bernhmten S9apss & Sons
aarnntirte aaus pollcue arshae uuo lsbrrrofe
bas beribnte Sc Suitem in snduner uno Sung.
Iines aicioern, flr auaben bic .yspol Scar.
aeire better uuo usuiae 10 ant.
gerpse nidht bel uns pursHipreden weuu
ihr in Der Siaot eio.. "a madat uus teiue
Nhbh endh bic 3aaren su scia,E. '.zi
The JUMBO CLOTHING STORE
&C. CZARLINSKY, Mgr. 3,
2I0 E. High Str. Jefferson City, Ne.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-22
Wimincr : Wotbppc.

Setern, Wlittmpd ben ~. C'tu'
wurben 0err 3pba Wimmer uUo
@ertrub Rpthppe burcb andp.
|trr 8. VI. 9ipenbrpd in biei;aer
|. Soiepb's Airte 81 einem alld
ben Ynare perbunoen. i>err so.
5b Nittelmeper uun 3eiferiun Gitp
BETTER nnb 5rl. Ge0iuina Hutbos
eine Shneiter ber Sraut iunair-
nIs 2rauSeuaen. glah Der 8rauts
lie beaab fih bas neuuermdbIte
lar nod ber 5arm Der 8rauteltern
krmanu &otboue. mo I'm areiie uon
Erpanbten. 5reunoen uno 9ah.
|rn Sodlaeit aeieiert iuuroe. Tas
|nae Yaar wtrb aui Der 5arm bes
trru 6enrp 8uersr:euer. bel mel'
en- Der iunee Rann in arbsit 1T.
pbnen.
Rief glld gum Sunbe,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-22
5al,rs esantu sarmsa,

. Me. ) &sI,fn 9su NsI ereaeIsn ~
Ndst tHe.y Ra..uy sty Sen NcaIaRe. @gis
,SIss'sa< Eu, &geRaeme ven S4turt. tIsts
Ssl1 ~ tttT
In S%3s. etti staaage Rtilsn ron ei.
itnAala, ales, MT AusuahHt scH STts.
untN gGitsG. Sgt,s SsS pa xtsr.
10 AEtE erei eTs, &eElsI Nedsnsnen ei-
isa.tsa eiA; p,tAtrtrt uRe dles un,eJ
Sg.nlr. S're,S Ss,SoC,
- aerea- aIss uRisJ SHitur une gut ptr.
ssser;. 4 5gs.ltn ron SiisEsaan. sioU pe.
Adr.
nit eaen stsSAo<n une sntsn Suener: 5
5sei!en ron { sataAn. Srt,s per Asr
SiA5,
96 S.du. 20 gs.r Saitur, 70 ftartsr
Ge,,pa noos &alese1t no, SReilsn pou
Gusrblex. SloS ra Ater.
Nls ceias SarweR itne hetesisesner
RiHoui POTION, Hahs iaih. Sirp ane gu
,rr Souign uRh CIR TN SaItue 60. Bot
ia0n ssIse<u Hns N kner es'ahr forteel
itweHtmi ~ pernss, % ole ron Der eht
saeo ane AIipn Saksksfhnsi f,ne. I.
Cds 2ane IL has saesesfts uns tne ia
S2rmtn N eHaeeh<sa' ssrs,lcu siH .SsS
eain, Sees eisiT Sssnsu As.tsht Die $rpbs
itrruehr &nteria4une.
ehtrf & Gefeep, &,
Statrr eser SsikAc!,s. oss
--3u perfnuie en-: Sp6
Spllhtnt Shpfhcrn 6atiensdfbe
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-22
Ozark aiiprr ltirrp Sarm

enc Der bci,tr aae 'tNa3tleesnatr SarrtE
IN &tlel SouUip sulbil, epo Aero 'aa al.
lee mi. Ivabi Gre, iity'cH, tlrssi1uH;
2N S5tr eiCC fi,rE =! E.Gtselisw AMI
uuier Nutipr, lu0 aitg SlluatA4 &,g,at,
SiU S1tr SGtIN,.due MT SSclsSt';IEe ulr
nlt rty',tlsHstn GutEtr iUO ble 40 A3es
(baI una Ne3.luh !euntr r:n csaa:.
pretr. Sp1Nes +TaHs- &,ear51as IS
Bet 81 ISus 'T,i vaut Sla3Gtyt uSs'; Ansas
IL bti ~, ,ttr'd.s ;gd Sic5wtr. Stz,s
III @anWr. SerlUSta UHisa. caiss an.
wtat- area cate 13eaUtT = anesst sxeS
eul,gr, otree Hetauet, fast SguaTeH aI'
Der -Ear1- -, HaUit. $.tIs egs,ts 6l,u
II. so a. rtr Stt', &c ral'is s21r. 90
Stit etstn Ngp1l5si - i Sge,ta; S,r'.r.
6ias aassrs Earm.
trisl.i 4ei Ntet Scu Zen SO A.rts IN.
Ter Nuliur Wua lu0 A;rts Silft,T.gs ~:
tent, els gttig, ..t'cf &u'tdue 81 S3rg.
i5rlWtiis &tist.aWs. Nre CT.tsA"t c}u'
tee S&otnsdue, tsebt eaTi Tslt : -tuus Il
Sthtr athaust sgtet Sc,.urys rsbS esru
Ndu't Urr &saT,s 's.H <gta g.s ,ua ets
adrltr ,aafts. ftt,t &tratut'c.-1l ure
<Ilfrsau >Tairsara -: V:tie TT Atsy
tag sgtit Satw ~ StA, II. w., salr. Ns
H,e d,atu ! SgeWnt Sga'tu aDt e,ri SAa'tT
Lsltct,3, St;i,
<l.t Sarr,tn litatu tGr' yt'g 't.tA en-
9elb >%r, u gtu "a; cl.suegSH uue . yrie,
ykc,.sn p2m cturippSt SgA an,e.i. Ssei
>GNeaRQca dn kt,sta Sl,mer. St's;t,tI
nd
eaNtrg & spanien.
sNtpyea,.a cseT lusAmali. ~
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-10-22

-3u psrfnuie n: 3p@
Spllhtnt Shprfhcrn Saiiensdfte
asss } sahs alt M &C.,, s.., ,,s :.
Evening star., 1914-12-20

heavy gold and silver embroidery add
ing to their richness. Mrs. Letter wore
the court costume Of a lady of India,
the most attractive part of which was
a gold veil arranged after the fashion
of that country. Miss Williams ap-
peared as a Chinese Geisha girl in d
costume richly embroidered in gold ana
Jewels. Nearly all of the more lmpor-
tant nations were represented in the
costumes of the guests. Mrs. James f.
Mitchell wore the dress of IL Turkish
lady, including the veil. Miss kath-
crime McClintock wore Russian cos
tune, in white and red, embroidered III
silver braid. Miss Frances Moore, who
made her debut at a tea yesterday art
ernoon, wore the costume of IL Persian
woman of the higher class, and MISS
Margaret Perrin wore hungarian
costume green coat, orange yellow
turban and a scarlet skirt Mrs. john
F.. wilkins was in a Chinese costume,
the robe richly embroidered. the color
ing being blue and gold. Mrs. George
Howards costume was that OF a lady
of 1880, richly Powered orchid-colored
taffeta with frills and a skirt many
wards wide worn over hoopskirt. Il
pointed bodice and a quaint bertha ar
rangement about the shoulders. Mrs.
George T Summerlin, Mrs. Edward
Beale Mclean and Mrs. Reynolds HIT
each wore a costume Of the same
period, but differing in material and
coloring.
Among the guests to dine. preceding
the dance, were: Mr.. and Mrs. John +.
wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale
Mclean. Dr. and Mrs. James +. Mitch
ell. MIR. and Mrs. George Howard. Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds Hit. Mr.. and Mrs.
McClintock. Mrs. George T. Summerlin,
Mrs. Clarence Moore. Miss Margaret
Perrin, Miss Frances Moore, MISS kath-
artna NcCIjntock and a number OF
other young married people, debutantes
and young men.
Evening star., 1914-12-20
Dinners Last Night.

Gen. George P. Scriven and Miss
Scriven entertained at dinner last
night, when their guests were Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Bradley Allen
Fiske. Col and Mrs. Reber, Col. and
Mrs. Charles G. Treat, Gen. and Mrs.
a. W. Greely. Miss Fiske and Repre-
sentative Kahn of California.
Gen. and Mrs. John A. Johnston. who
have as their house guests Mr.. and
Mrs. James Francis Burke of Pitts
burgf, entertained at dinner last night
in honor of the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Garrison.
Miss Caroline Nash has as her guest
for the week end Miss Mary Wister
Wurts. the debutante daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stewart Wurts of
Philadelphia.
Miss Nash gave a dinner last night
at the Chevy Chase Club in honor of
Miss Wurts, for whom she will enter
tain again at dinner tomorrow night,
before going on to the Children's Coun-
try Home dance with her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Spencer enter
tanned at dinner last night for Miss Col
ton and Mr.. Hagner.
Evening star., 1914-12-20
Holiday Guests.

The Brazilian ambassador and Nine.
da Cana will have young Horace
Volck, the grandson of the latter, with
them for the Christmas holiday, and
they may also have other members of
Nine. da Gamas family.
Senator and Mrs. MARITIME will have
as their guest over Christmas week
Miss Manns mother was a belle of
Washington years ago, and she is the
niece of Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge and
of Rear Admiral Davis, both of whom
will entertain for her. Miss Mann was
educated in Washington and has many
friends here
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will go to
New York the first of this week for a
visit which may keep her over Christ
mas.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett
have been Joined by Mrs Barnett S
young daughters, Miss Leila S Gordon
and Miss Anne H Gordon, who will re-
main at the Marine barracks during their
school holiday. Mrs. Barnett will enter
tain for the girls during their visit.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs Albert L. Mills
will have as guests for Christmas their
son-in-law and daughter, Col and Mrs
Macdonald. Another daughter Mrs
Laurson. and her little daughter, are al
ready with them, and will remain until
after Christmas.
The assistant secretary of agriculture
and Mrs. Carl Vrooman have with them
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, Mrs Vrooman's
mother. who will be their guest for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Atherton have
reopened their house on 18th street They
have as their guest Mrs. Newell Tilton
of New York, sister-in-law of Mrs. Ather-
ton.
Mrs. Hamilton Browning and Miss
Dorothy Browning of Virginia are the
Evening star., 1914-12-20

1t pays to read the want columns oe
The Star. Hundreds of situations are
filled through them.
Evening star., 1914-12-20
Letter Dinner and Dance.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter entertain
ed last night at fancy dress dinner
party and dance for Mrs. Letters sis
ter. Miss Francise Williams. Most of
the guests were selected from the
young married set. with a sufficient
number of debutantes and young men
to raise the dinner party to sixty, and
additional guests for dancing to the
number of nearly a hundred.
The costumes worn by Mr.. and Mrs.
Letter and that for Miss Williams
were selected during their recent trip
around the world. Mr.. Letter wore the
regal robes of the Emperor Of China,
Evening star., 1914-12-20
Engagements.

The marriage of Miss Alexandra Rob-
ertson. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Robertson, and Mr.. John r. Buchanan OF
this city will take place in the home city
Of the bride-to-be. st. Paul, Mimi, dur
ing February. Mr.. Buchanan has just
made a visit at the home of his tiancee.
Col. and Mrs. William A. Michael en-
tertained fifty young people at dance
Thursday evening at their residence. an
nounc'ng the engagement of their daugh-
ter Milmar Hollis. to Mr.. Arthur Nye
Van Week of Washington. d. c. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bucket have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Frances f. Bucket, and
Lieut.. James Cooper Waddell, U. S. A.
Miss Bucket. who has lived abroad
some time, is stopping with her sister
Mrs. c. A. Rothwell, in New York. Her
wedding will take place in January.
The young couple will live at Fort
Monroe. Va, where Lieut.. Waddell is
stationed.
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Blagden-Noyes.

Miss Ethel Noyes and Mr.. Thomas
Blagden. jr.. were married yesterday at
noon at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brett
Noyes, in the presence of the two fami-
lies and few personal friends.
Rev Roland Cotton Smith, rector of
st. Johns Church. ofiiciated. The
brides attendants were her sister, Miss
Frances Noyes, and her two young
cousins, John Newbold, jr., and Janet
Newbold.
Mr.. Augustus Blagden was best man
for his brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Blagden will live in
New York
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guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dennis
for the Christmas holidays
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In Mrs. Gregory S Honor.

Mrs. William r. Smith of Texas gave
a small tea last Thursday in honor of
Mrs. Gregory, wife of the Attorney
General, an old friend and neighbor
The guests included the wives and
daughters of the congressional delega-
tion of Texas, with personal friends
of the hostess from her state residing
here. Mrs. Judson Clements and Miss
Jane Gregory assisted. Wednesday
evening Representative and Mrs. Smith
entertained at dinner for the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Bryan.
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The Diplomatic Circle.

The Austro-Hungarian ambassador
and Nine. Dumba, who set a time for
returning to Washington last Sunday.
but were detained in New York, will
arrive here tonight, unless something
unexpected transpfres to detain them.
The Russian ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeteff had a service held at the
embassy yesterday by the Rev. Selet-
xxi of Baltimore in celebration of the
|emperor's name day.
Joseph Loris- Melikoff, Russian first
secretary, will return to Washington
today from a short visit in New York
There will be a real American Christ
mas at the Chinese legation. the min
termined to give their children the full
benefit of American ways. Lincoln
Shah. the ten-year-old son of the min
lister, who is a student under Dr. Gill
Thursday to spend Christmas With the
family. Miss Shah. a student at Gun
ston Hall, will be with them, and their
three younger children. Miss Daisy
Shah. eight years old: Bacon Shah.
four years old. and the baby of the
family. Sanloo. eleven months old. AL
ready the legation is fairly filed with
American made toys. and some eXquls-
ite things from the Chinese importers
shops in Washington and New York.
Nine. Lefevre has sailed from Pan
anna and will join her son. J. E. Le-
fevre. first secretary of the Panama
legation, and his sister. Miss Ramona
Lefevre. in Washington. Nine. Lee
fevre will decide after her arrival
whether or not she will take a house
for the season or will live in an apart
ment.
The Chilean ambassador and Sonora
de Suarez- Mujica and their family will
go to New York December 26. to re-
main during Christmas week. The am
bassador will attend the Pan-Amer-
lean Union, which will be in session
there. \ number of the other South
and Central American ministers will
go to New York to attend the meet
ing.
Mr.. Stephen Panaretoff. the new Bull
garian minister. who recently came to
Washington and took a house on \
street. will present his credentials to
the President early next week.
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A Tea Yesterday.

Miss A gneS de Ricci Murphy gave a
tea in honor of Miss Dorothy Crawford,
debutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Homiston Crawford, yesterday.
Among those assisting were Mrs. An
drew Shannon, Mrs. Tom Williams. Miss
May Joyce Crowley, Miss Margaret
Clements, Miss Josephine Newell and
Miss Nellie Howard.
The hostess wore gold satin and gold
lace.
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Debutante News.

Christmas week debutantes will be
Miss Dorothy Drake, whose coming
out party is tomorrow; Miss Poca-
hontas Butler, Tuesday. and Misses
Ruth and Sarah Daniel and Miss Fran
ces Travers, Thursday.
Mrs. Judson Clements has cards out
for a tea for her debutante daughter
Miss Margaret Dulaney Clements,
TUESDAY, December %.
Mrs. Clements will have her sister,
Miss Dulaney of kentucky, with her
for the winter.
Mrs. Eliphalet Fraser Andrews has
cards out for Wednesday. December
90. at the Washington Club for re-
ception from 4 to I, when Miss Mary
Lord Andrews will be presented. Mrs
and Miss Andrews will be at home.
1882 18th street. Wednesdays until
Lent.
Miss Eliza beth Howser gave small
luncheon for several others of the WIN
ter's debutantes last Thursday.
Miss Gladys Pugh. daughter OF Judge
and Mrs. James L. Pugh. will make her
debut at tea at her home Janaury o.
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Days at Home.

Mrs. Bradley Allen Fiske and Miss
Fiske received in their apartment at
Stoneleigh Court yesterday afternoon
when they were assisted by Mrs. r. T.
Craven.
Mrs. J. T. Mann had an at home yes
terday, with dancing.
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Here for the Week.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Trimble of
Brooklyn. N. Y, have arrived here on
their third annual visit. They are
stopping at the Hotel Gordon. They
expect to return home after the holi-
days.
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pected today. Miss katharine Putnam
of Boston also will arrive today to be -
guest for several days of Miss Sweet.
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The assistant secretary of commerce,
Mr.. Edwin Sweet. and Mrs. Sweet will
have with them for the holidays their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
George P. Sweet of Detroit, who are ex-