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The Washington herald., 1915-10-17
Century Lodge.

Inc annual visitation OF Grand Chan-
cellor William a. Kimmel and associate
officers of the grand oldge will be made
to Century Lodge. No. 30. tomorrow
night. The committee on arrangements
for Century Lodge. headed by Past Grand
Chancellor Mark Stcarman, made a re-
port at the special convention Monday
night. and its was announced that the
following program would he presented
on the oCca sion of the visitation: Open
ing. Turner's orchestra: solo with obli-
gato>. Miss Wild; recitation. Mr. Hut
terly: song. E. A. Lang: musical dialogue.
NJ. Black and Miss Blanch Herman:
selection, orchestra: solo, Miss Wild:
ventriloquism. Lem Toome: piano SOLO
Joe Stein: ragtime songs ,piano accom-
pa niment. James Bond. After the close
of the routine visitation exercises the
meeting will be an open one. The lodge
extends a cordial invitation to all MEM
bers of the order and their ladies to at
tend
The ways and means committee had
large attendance at its last melting
Chairman John r. DiCkman reports that
much progress was made with the work
of arranging for the winters amusement
features. The committee has appointed
the following subcommittee to arrange
for a euchree next month: Perry p.
Patrick. chairman; W. F.. Dentinger. W.
r. Hardy. William 4. Eimmel and c. +.
McAllister.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-17

Decatur Lodge. No. 2. held an interest
ing session Monday night. which was ad-
dressed by L. c. Zerega. who told the
lodge members about his sojourn in Can
ada the past summer. and Past Chan
cellor John A. Gottsman who detailed
some of the past sessions of Decatur
Lodge.
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Grand Council to Meet.

At a meeting OF the Grand Council
Wednesday night. presided over by
Grand Chancellor Kirnmel. it was decided
to continue the work Of securing men,
bers for the new lodge !. is being
planned to establish in Mount Pleasant
along lines that 1t Is hoped will result
in its institution in few weeks.
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Union Lodge.

Union Lodge. No. %. held its annual
grand visitation Wednesday night Grand
Lecturer Perry P Patrick. it Is stated.
the unwritten work Of the
order. and the reports Of Grand Keeper
of Records and Seal H. J. Gasson and
The Washington herald., 1915-10-17
Leba non Lodge.

The ladies' night held by Leba non
Lodge on its last meeting night was a
great success. The lodge room was
crowded to its capacity. quite a num-
Der being unable to gain admittance. The
audience after being welcomed by
worshipful Master NJ. B. Yerger enjoyed
the following program. Organ recital by
Brother J. B. Wilson. selection by Leb-
anon Lodge Quartet. soprano solo by Mrs
Isdell. reading by L. Monta Bell. barry
tone solo. Mr.. Fred c. Schaffer; fancy
dancing. Vivian Marinella: piano solo
Miss Marion Ballaneer; tenor solo. R. E
Backing: character song. Master
Stranger: Mandolin Club under the di-
rection of Brother f. Redheld; bass solo
Brother Charles Z. Moore: solo by Miss
Pollir. At the conclusion of the enter
tainment the guests repaired to the ban
quet hall. which was gorgeously deco
-ated for the occasion. where light re-
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COlu m bia Chapter.
Fidelity Chapter Stages Comedy.

Fidelity Chapter Stages Comedy.
Fidelity Chapter No. 70 is planning to
present That Blonde Person. "a
co,nedrD at It's meeting to be he'd Tues
day evening October 70. 49,.
" Worthy Matron Stella Knapp exends
a cordial invitation to members of the
order to be present. Several candidate,
are dYe for initial ton and an interesting
n,cetin- = scheduled.
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Other Fraternal On Page Eight
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Knights Of Pythias Events.
dar.

LODGES.
Monday-Anlranth No. %: Century. No. 30.
grand visitation
Tuesday-wetster. No :: Excelsior No. Il; Cap
ital. No. "a Myrtle. No. 25.
Wednesday-Mcunt Vernon No. 5; Equal. No. IL.
Thrrsiay-Frauklin No. 2
Frday-Syracusian'. No. 10. week. Rsthbone-
Surericr No @ rage rank.
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
Monday-Past Chiefs Association. monthly meet
ing
Wednesday day-Fricndship Tenrle. NJ. 9. initiation.
friday-Rathbone Temple No. g. initiation.
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nee parties and the night. OF course. will
be given up TO the dance.
Among the patronesses OF the dance
are Mrs. Charles y. Whitman. Mrs. John
purroy Mitchell. Mrs. y. Y. Vought. Mrs
stephen y. Ayres. Mrs. Marshall S. Brown,
Mrs. Charles T.. Snow. Mrs. Archibald
l.. Bouton. Mrs. Elmer T.. Brown. Mrs.
!. H. Bolton. Mrs. Theodore Won Claim.
Mrs John Muller Mrs William Birkmirc.
Mrs. G. T. Somcrs, Mrs. John Campo gnoli.
Mrs. A. =. Voilowsky. Mrs W. Schempf
and Miss Gertrude Edmund
nder the patronage of Mrs Sidney
Borg, Mrs. Nelson Grcenhut, Mrs. Arthur
Lehman. Mrs. Roger Strous, Mrb. Felix
NJ Warburg. Mrs Edward 4. Wise. Mrs.
Nelson Nsiel. Mrs. Louis +. Rothschild,
Mrs. George Meyers. Mrs. julius Bach.
and Mrs. Leonard u. Schoenhcld dance
will be given at the Hotel Biltmorc on
saturday. February p. by the Personal
Service Of BETHEL. There will be eNhi-
bition dancing by Miss Sylvia Judson,
Miss Sina r. Seibcrt, 4. NJ. Swanstrom and
Carl +. Scibert.
Mrs. William u. Mattocks entertained
with an auction bridge party yesterday
afternoon ut her home. 2O2 Riverside
Drive.
Mrs. T.. r. Wright will give a lucnheon
tomorrow at her home i25 West End
avenue.
The American Criterion Society, Mrs
Leonard l.. Hill president. will give its
midwinter dance on Friday AZ the Plaza
Mrs. Hill will be assisted IN recciN ing by
Mrs Myron Robinson. Mrs. George Hanna
and Mrs Arthur '. Rose. There will be
exhibition dancing by Miss Nell Latin
Miss lrma Steele aud Scott Patton. Bridge
will be provided for those who do not care
for dancing, and will be in charge of Mrs
Elton Tower Cowan
At the last afternoon meeting Of the
club the following new members were
admitted Mrs Edward Beach, Mrs
Henry Nc Alcrnan. Mrs William 5. Corn
we'll, Mrs j. II Schoonmaker. Mrs. George
j. Worthy. Mr.. and Mrs l.. 4 Cushman
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brun. Mr.. and Mrs
l.. II. Holloway. MIR. and Mrs Hudson
+ Rose. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Smith, Mr. and
Mrs ". ". Eaton. Mr. and Mrs Albert
Cornell. Miss Claire Cornell. Mr.. aud Mrs
Edward Franklin cole. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward n. Cottrcll and Mr.. and Mrs J.. )
BIRMINGHAM
Mrs IIill gave large reception yester-
day afternoon at the Plaza to the Nom.
bers. associate members, the Juniors
and their friends The hostess wor,
a gown OF silver brocade and was as.
sisted in receiving by Miss Guernsey
Mrs John Fowler Trow. Mrs Bedel
Parker. Mrs Arthur V Rose. Mrs Will
lam q Demarest. Mrs Judd T. Nelli
and Mrs Floyd = Corbin The tea tables
which were decorated with pink rose
and spun sugar baskets filed with valcn
tine favors. were in charge Of Miss Mel
Latin and Miss Antoinctte Elliott. as
sisted by twenty-five young girls
The Rubmstein Club. Mrs MilllaI
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mourning the wedding will be small
one and will take place At the home of
he brides mother at I35 West Eighty
sixth street. Miss Ruth Freedman will
he her sisters only attendant and Leonard
}. Field will be The best man.
Inder the auspices of the Neal Relief
Fund Committee a series of sewing classes
will be held during Lent in aid OF the women
and children of France. The first meeting
will be on February 2S AT the home OF the
president of the New York auxiliary,
Mrs. John G. Coleman, i67 West Seventy
third street, and he SECOND on March .
at the home Of the Vice-president. Mrs,
Albert r. LedouN. The fund has reached
$40, 900 and is being distributed through
n central committee in Paris, where soup
kitchens have been opened and work is
given out
he annual luncheon of he Neighbor-
hood Social and Industrial club, Mrs.
Frank H. Wise. president, will be held
tomorrow NJ the Hotel Marseilles. Broad
way and l03d street The speakers will
be Marcus NJ Marks. President OF the
Borough OF Manhattan; Mrs. Frederick
Nd'lhll, lH'Sluenl o. inc consumers
League, aud Mrs. william Grant Brown
Mrs. Frank W NoNon is chairman of the
luncheon committee. and tickets may he
Obtained from her at Euclid Hall, or
Mrs Wise. 2a6 West lOlst street
The February meeting of the Uni.
vcrsi,y Forum of America will be held
Oh Tue sday NJ the Plaza, The pro-
gramme viii include n Greek drama
"Medea," by I.egouve which will he
given in English, In the cast will be
Miss Muriel Hope, Miss Gcorgie vii
son. Nine, Agathe Barscscu. Miss Bonny
Kyle and little Miss Bessie Schea.
Miss Josephine Walton of Augusta
Ga. will give short address on Pau
Hamilton ilaync, the poet Thomas Mott
Osborne will speak on Prison Reform
and tho Golden Rule brotherhood o
Sing Sing" Nine, Howe Cothron, lyri,
soprano. who is nicce Of President
Wilson. and Nine, Jocoiyn-liorao. con
tralto. will sing groups Of sonRs. Their,
will be Greek dances by the Misses Alma
Simon, lrma +, Steele, Ruth Thomas
and Georgia Il. Potter.
The guests Of honor Of the evening
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

MNliss Madeline May Grifenhagen, daugh-
ter of Sheriff Max s. Grifcnhagen. will
be married to Edward Fried on Wednes-
day at Dcmonico's. The ceremony will
be performed by The Rev DR.. Maurice
Harris. \ reception will follow.
Miss Grifenhagcn will have her sister.
Mrs. Edith Ncitz, for her matron OF honor,
and Miss Dorothy Gatehousc as maid
of honor. Her bridesmaid will he her
Twin cousins. the Misses Dorothy and
Cecilc Roscnbmm; Miss Madeleine Roscn-
blum. another cousin, and Miss Irene
Kasscll. Her little niece. Miss Maxine
RosPnbldm and her cousin Miss Janice
Moskowitz will he the flower girls
Aaron Fried will wait upon his brother
~ best man, and he three brothers of the
bride BENJAMIN W. Herbert NJ and viii
bur II, Grilcnhagen, and Or, Harry l..
Abramson, will serve as ushcrs,
ON Tuesday afternoon in the chantry
of St ThOmas's Church Miss Grace Har-
riCt Stone. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Frank Stone, viii become The bride Of
Sydney Miller Lloyd of lyuchburg, Va.
J The Rev Dr. Ernest NJ Stires will per
form he ceremony, which will he followed
by "A reception at the Plaza. Miss Stone viii
be attended by Mis-, Helen Nilsson as
maid of honor and Miss Virginia Geddes
and Miss Marie Louise HORNED as brides
maids.
w. W. DickcrsOu will he best man for
Mr. Lloyd, and the ushcrs viii include
james \, Watts an stephen Pratt
Invitations will soon bc issued by Mrs.
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will be MIR. and Mrs, John u Abuey
Mrs Simon Baruch, Mrs. william r.
Chapman. Mrs, John Sherwin Crosby,
Mrs, J. Hedges Crowell. Justice and Mrs.
Vernon NJ, Davis, Mrs. Annie Wilson
Howe. Senator and Mrs Eugene Kin
kead, Mr., and Mrs, Walter McCorkle,
Justice and Mrs. Josiah T, Marean. Prof,
and Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn, Gen.
Horace Porter. Mr., and Mrs. George r. ID.
Schienelin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scrib-
ner. Miss Mary Vanderpoel Miss Jose
phine Walton and Mr.. and Mrs. william
II, Wilcox.
The entertainment will he under the
patronage of Mr., and Mrs. Robert Adam
son. the Rev. George Alexander, Judge
and Mrs, Harold \, Andrewes. Mrs John
Jacob Aston. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bah
cock. Mrs. James Madison Bass, Mrs.
John u. Bellingor, DR.. Hermann NJ. Biggs
Mrs. Paul Block, Mrs. Wilbur 4. Blood
good Mrs. Edward Charles Blum. Mrs
Edwin 4 Booth, Sidney &. Rorg. Mich
olas +. Brady Mrs. VI. Dryden Brewer
George r, Brokaw. p Everett Garnsey
BroGncll, Mrs Ale. Campbell, Mrs
Calvin V, Campbell, Mrs, Henry White
Cannon. ". r, Darlington. Walter NJ
Chandler. Miss Helen VI. Chaplin. Joseph
II, Choate. Prof. John Bates Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Clews, Mr. and Mrs
". Bourke Cochran Mrs Robert "
Connor. Mrs. Edgar a. Cottrell. Mrs
Maunscll \, Crosby. Alexander Cumming
Commissioner katharine Bcment Davis
MIR, and Mrs james H DinHddie. jus.
ticc Thomas Donnelly, Mrs Charlie,
Douglass. Mrs, Frank Drake. Mrs. win,
lam Perkins Draper, Mr., and Mrs. Frank,
lin =, Duryea, Mrs, Matthew !, Farrell
Mrs Oliver Cromwell Field, Mrs. \, j
Tindley, Mrs. Austin Fincgan, Mrs John
H. fnncy, Miss NJ. Cecilia Ganney. Mrs
Clement G., Gaines and Mr.. and Mrs
Ebert II. Gary.
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Rogers Chapman president Will have its
fourth afternoon musicale on Saturday at
the Waldorf The programme will begin
at . O'Clock and will include a group of
songs by Vivian Gosnell barytone; sew
eral selections from Madame Butter
fly" by Marcella Craft. who recently
returned from Berlin, and violin solos
by Valentine Crespi Bidkar Leete will
be AT the piano
Mrs Alfred W Cochran chairman of
the reception committee. will he as
sisted by Mrs Robert Hamilton Ruoker,
Mrs Simon Baruch, Mrs J. D. Beale
Mrs Elmer f., Black. Mrs. l.. +. Braine
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Montague, Mr. and Mrs. William Payne
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w.
DOlan, Mr.. and Mrs John Ma Mr..
and Mrs. John :. Phipps. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip w. Liverml re- Mr.. and Mrs. &.
oliver Iselin, Mn and Mrs. George Won
l.. Meyer. Jr. and Mr.. ana Mrs. W.
Scott Cameron are also at Aiken. The
Duchess Of Manchester is expected to
join the Duchess de Chaulnes there.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldron Williams and
their daughters, the Misses Joy and
Hope Williams, have started for Cali
fornia. where they will remain until
the end of April. Mrs. John T.. Alex
andre and the Misses Alexandra will
go there early in May, and soon after
returning to New York will go TO their
country place in LenoN. y party in
Guiding Mr. and Mr.. DevcreuN Mil
burn. MIR. and Mrs. j. Watson Webb,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Cary Rumsey, +.
Sklddy Won Stade and Rene La Mon
tagne left for Coronado Beach on Fri
day, and the men Of the party went
well equipped to play polo Mr.. and
Mrs, Milburn viii remain about
month and will then return here. but
will not go South.
Miss Annabclla Olyphint has planned
a series of three dinner dances to be
given at Sherry's, the first tomorrow
night and the others on March II and
April II. Her subscribers will include
members Of the Monday and Thursday
supper clubs, which have been pupu-
lar this winter, and among them are
Mrs. J. Henry Alexandra, Mrs. Charles
c. Auchincloss, Mrs. Dave Hennen
Coddngton, Mrs. Gerald NJ, Livingston
Mrs. Francis j. Danforth, Mrs. W
Warner Hoppin, Jr. Mrs. Huntington
Norton, Mr.. l.. Cass Ledyard, Jr
Mrs Seton Porter, Mrs. Alfred Wag-
staff, Jr., Mrs. Prentice Strong. Mrs
Dom Barber, Mrs. Joseph II. Hunt.
Mrs. Arthur J. Cumnock, Mrs. McLanc
Van Ingen, Mr. Henry G.. Trevor, Mrs
j. Prentice Kellogg, Mrs Willard :.
Brown, Mrs. William Erhart and Mrs.
Frederick Foster Carey
IT will be a cabaret dinner to-m1r-
row evening. The tables will be
placed about the large ballroom and
there will he some Mardl Gras fca-
lures and also exhibition dances by
Nine, Pulliche. who has recently come
here after having danced in Berlin,
Munich, Vienna and re rugrad
The second Of the Thursday Eve
ming Dances organized by Miss Doane
will be held this week in the Waldorf
apartment of the Waldorf Astoria.
Tho patroncsSes are Mrs. Edward $.
Knapp, Mrs, William G. Bates, Mrs.
b. Ogden Chlsolm, Mrs. Walter G.
Oakman, Mrs. Richard ., Colt, Mrs.
Charles II, Mellon and Mrs. Piemc
Mali.
Miss Dorothy Nicol Is an English
: debutante who has been passing the
winter here with relatives. She is
| the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
William Herbert NiCol of Gloucestcr-
shire, England and granddaughter
of Mrs, William A. Copp Of ~ Madl-
son avenue, with whom she has been
for the winter.
! 1t has been decided To continue nest
season the Three Sherry Dances,
which have been 50 much favored this
year. The dates selected are Decem-
Der 8 md 80 and January rs. These
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M : . FN A&CE PECh
PHOTO D~ DAVIS g SAhFoND

dances are generally given on a Fri
day night and it has been Judged best
not t. have one ON New Years eve,
which Will fail on Friday this year,
as many persons leave town at that
time for the country clubs
Mr. and Mrs j. Allen Townsend
and the Misses Townsend arc leaving
for Bermuda on February -.
Mrs. Iustus Rupert VIII give a
bridge party on March 3 at her home,
40 Eas, Seventy-hrst street.
Mrs. William IS. Vanderbilt and her
brother Joseph Har imam. sailed on
the Adriatic On Wednesday their dcs-
tination hclng Paris. where Mrs VAN
dcrbiit will resume the hospital work
she started shortly after the outbreak
of the war. Miss Barbara Rutherford,
Mrs Nanderb.lt's daughter, and Miss
Jane WallaCh, daughter of Mrs. Bar
ger Wallach were in the party Mr..
Hartman expects to he gone six
weeks.
\ meeting Of the Junior Aux iliary
Of the Colonial Danes ~ America will
be held on Friday afternoon at the
home q Mrs. Lewis Gouverneur Nor
lis. 1918 Park avenue.
The annual costume ball will be
given at Tuxedo on Saturday night,
when many visitors viii he there TO
remain over WashinEtons Birthday.
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The junior class of tho New York Uni
vcrsity has completed plans for its prom
for Friday evening, II will he held in the
gymnasium OF the Coilcgc. which VII!
be decorated in violet, The festivities
of promenade week really begin on Thurs
day afternoon with teas. receptions and
dances at the various fraternity houses
Friday afternoon win be devoted 10 matt
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\, Zion and st. Timothy in this city.
Mr.. Cleveland il a grandson OF the
la,e Justice Matthews OF the Supreme
court. The wedding will take place
in April.
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The Aiken colony is constantly
growing. Mrs, Joseph Hartman has
gone there to pass six weeks. her hus-
band having gone to Paris with his
sister, Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Sampson stevens
have house there, al has George
lsham Scott, with whom is his daugh-
ter, Miss Mimi Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pau!ding Fosdlck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Iselin, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry La
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1t has been decided to continue ncXt
season the Three Sherry Dances,
which have been 50 much favored this
year The dates selected are Decem-
Der 8 md 80 and January rs. These
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Another engagement announced re-
,..,,y ,:As that Of Miss Gertrude Far
.rsbr l.athrop. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs AlansCa /. Lathrop. to Mason
prayman Starring. Jr., Of this city.
Miss Lathrop is brother of Grey
son f. Lathrop. whose engagement
"a Miss Maurine Curtis has been an
nounced
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"'nedfsals are being held ~ the
~. ''her' Of the New York Symphony
.U' ''r III" concert to be given IN
,n'"'an Hal on tho afternoon of
"''gh for the benefit OF the Amer
, N FoI.sh Relief Committee, Of whra
sun Marrella Sembrich is chairman
nc concert will mark the only ap-
gp,s''ncc In New York this winter o.
ernest Schelling, pianist, who viii be
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Mrs. Iustus Rupert VIII give a
bridge party on March 3 at her home,
40 Eas, Seventy-hrst street.
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Continued on serenh Page.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Allen Townsend
and the Misses Townsend are leaving
for Bermuda on February -.
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Among the weddings Of the early
spring Will be that Of Miss Marjorie
Paine Greenfield. daughter Of Mrs.
Ernest Martin Greenfield Of this city.
10 Jesse Metcalf Of orange, y. j. 1t
VII! be celebrated on April : in the
church Of the Heavenly Rest and will
be followed by reception at the ST.
Eg.
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interest is being manifested in the
oarce to be given in the Della Robb.a
room OF the Vanderbilt on Tuesday
nlsht, March ,, for the benefit of the
Due Ridge Industrial School. Women
VINO are members Of the Southern col
."N arc greatly interested in the well
.a1e NJ this school which provides
.a'cational and industrial training for
,he children OF the mountain regions
IN Green county, Va. Thomas Nelson
rage American Ambassador to Italy.
a." one OF the trustees Of the school,
"Hch has educated many children of
we mplntalnccrs, Mrs. George Cor
uoh Battle has the dance tickets for
sale at $3.50 each
som Of those who will act as mem
n'FS % the floor committee are Dr.
SS'ofg' Boiling Lee, William AlcXan-
aer, Dr John Frceland, John u. East,
~ McAllister, Stuart Gibboney and
pl,agerhoId Lewis.
~, among thn patroncsscs are Mines.
'O"'dorc II Prise, Rufus l., Patter-
s"u Lorenzo Scmplc, Charles c. Bar
,.NN' 'harles Dana Gibson. Riley
M''' Gilbert. j. Markham Marshall,
,'"-'min lnw'Cr GSD,ct q. Reese,
.. "-7.o,pl rage Robert c. Tay-
"' Theodore II. ''rico. =. Douglas
.,"ds'y' George Ethridge, Frank Il.
as'h"N"r Thomas Green, w. Will
HN"Dy sharp, bernard j. Harrison
sed T., DE Forrest Simmons
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The wedding OF Miss Margery
Fcken. daughter Of II. Edwards
Fcken. to William Brown Prescott of
Boston will take place in the chantry
0. Grace Church on March 3. The en-
gagemen. was announced last :all.
Mss Ficken is related To some Of the
o.dest families in this city and Mr..
Prescott IS son of Mrs. Linzee Pres
colt OF Boston. He t. "A granddaughter
* Prescott the historian and MS
iTeat-granduncle, Col. Prescott. was in
command Of the forces at Bunker Hill.
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Mrs George + Seward Of the Hotel
Marie Antoinette has cards out for Q
reception on February %
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had passed out Of existance-went
dead. The aus of the sudden de-
mise was not given. We are sorry
to lose the News from our exchange
list. 1t was a sprightly, clean and in
teresting, local paper, and deserved
a better fate.
Miss Lilly Brinley, Of Tucumcari,
a teacher in the Quay county schools
came in Friday morning and spent
the remainder of the week visiting
Miss Ethel Johann, at her home south
Of town, returning to Tucumcari Sun
day evening.
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From the Logan Leader


w. f. Crawford went TO Tucumcari
last Friday night to look after some
business matters at the land Office.
He filed on 800 acres out northwest
in Romero Flat.
Paul Jones, railway postal clerk,
who has been home for several weeks,
on a vacation, left Sunday evening
for FL Paso, and will run between that
city and Douglas, Arizona.
Mrs. II. p. Kingsbury and son, Law
renee, Of Mosquero, were visiting old
time friends in Logan last Friday.
They were accompanied by Mr.. Duvall
an old friend from Brooklyn, N. Y.
There will be a big dance ut the
Morales hall Saturday night, May Is.
Refreshments will be served during
the evening. This is a complimentary
dance given by Judge ]. ID. Cutlip Of
Tucumcari. Everybody invited.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES

From the San Jon Sentinel
DR.. Boggs made a trip to Tucumcari
Tuesday in his auto. He was accom-
panied by Georgia Boggs and j. 7,
White.
C.. +. Marden came over from Nor
ton Saturday and remained until Sun
day, when he returned home accom-
panied by T. w. Jennings and Frank
Atkinson.
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The house Of II. T.. Stansbury, To-
Gated in the south part Of town, was
caught on fire Tuesday noon by sparks
from the flue. The fire vas gaining
good Roadway when the neighbors dis
covered it and with the assistance Of
n volunteer bucket brigade it was soon
under control and was put out with
out the aid of the fire department.
The team made a good run and was
there in plenty of time to have given
valuable assistance should il been re-
quired. Not much damage was done
other than that caused by the water
and a few articles broken.