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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-28
11eber 20 S6ulfinoer
DerbrQnnt.
Yfarridule III Ytaboop, Wfai1,
1T Slide.

Gotten iinb 5un1eiit Bis 5itr llnfenllt-
liGfeit perbrannt. WRorp Seeos un0
Marion Sopes fano man nit i6lim,
men @ranbDunOen, ober lebcno i'll
Dem &nduel BON ainoern. Wtnn
i6affte Die beioeit in EN- Spital
Die 6forri6ule lit in @beitmlt-
Strobe nohe Der fatboIii6en CT
SSobn's &ir9e uno oe1n @ohnbai2
bes gSfarrers, &ater 9ti6pIas Wtur-
pbp. 8egeniiber lit Dos ct. SSohn'5
&loiter.
Spiteriidle Ntiitter abseiuehrt.
Ser erite 5elterolorrn brod)te hlu,
berte bon per5meifelten 0fiittern rcd)
Der 9ranoitatte, mo lid ihnen boIb
onbere @ertpail6te Der 9inheE all-
ibIoiie1. S6IiebIih nor bos Sc
bGube pon elmer rieiigen Ntenge br.
iterii6er @tdnner rmb fsrauen INN
gaben, Die our9 DIE BoIi3eiIinie Su
breden trudtete, Inn nod ibrcn
9inbern 5u iuden. Sie 9soIi5ci
fonnte ihIieBIid benz Nlnpran Der
Menidetnlaiie nidlt mebr 8iocr-
itallb Iciiten, nber mas tic nif)t tlu
fonnte, erreihten Die sSIamnen, bie
pIoeIid) aus Den 6ei1itern bes @eboli-
bes berpori6oHeit imo bie per5pei-
felte Wenihenmengc III gehoriaer
Gntferurng hielten
ltnredter glnsgnng beniiBt.
DIS S6ulgeb1iioe purbe ncr
nlebreren Sabrcn erri6tet un0 IL
itete et1ud 100000. Sie 3iegcl-
mouern iporen iirnen nit SoI5 Der
i6logen. t6 SdJul5ir1r1er bcfanbel
iih ouf ben orei Stofiperfen ltno oil
ie6em Ser bier gnocn ons 8ebduoc3
fiihrten b0I3erne Sreppen bon Den
oberen Stofiperfen berob. Saipt ser
Sd)ule lit Sberilt Sdpeitcr SlIbc-
qon, Der Is Sfjpeitern sur Seite
iteben. 9ie Sberin ertbeftc ben
8ranogerltd lmo CAB iofort Den
Mlarm ub.
@ie Die S6tpeitern er36blen, NO.,
idierten Die &inber in Crolti,ne on5
oen &laiienrdln1elt bis Die oor6ercil
ain0er, Del9e bereits oen @runofIur
errci6t batten, irrtiinllihcr @eiie
Dem por6eren Siireingang 3ueilten
onitatten Der riidpGrttgen Siire, tpie
lie es i'm 6eueroria gplcrnt botten.
Dies berilria9te Geripirrimg ur1ter
oen na6foIgei1oen &inorrn uno I'M
Iiireingnug FAM cs 81 Dem &c.
brGnge.
Slamfnen erfuhten oie Sincer.
llnterbeiien botten bic sslommei
bie Srepne erreif)t uno Die n1itein
amber fGmpfenOen ai16er gefobt
SSnnerbol6 fiinf Ntinuter ifloiien aus
allen 5enitern uno Iu@gdilgen Die
Slantlnen. 9ie beige sSeuerpebr
io6 iofort, BOB iie cleir nidlt i'm.
Itanoe iit, ben 9ronb 5u IoIf)en lm6
eriu6te Salern, 9nnpers uno Morb.
Iebeab Inn SiIfe, oo6 tom hieie 5t
ipot. 1oli5ei uno Seuerpebr be-
ntiihten ii9 bouptioblidi Die ainoer
aus ben Siiren uno 5en'tern hernor.
5lt3ieben. Die Sberin IieB % ibrer
Sdiiler ans einem SenIter i'm spei-
ten Stodiperf ouf Die StraBe her.
obipringen, mo tie in 3eden, Die pie
Sprlingneee gebnIten tprrben, oiif-
gefongen fpuroen. 9pei Stirn6en
nod Dem 9ronoous6rilh noren
3lpon3is 2ei9en eeboreen itnb nnoere
pliroen eeiu6t
Die Shule NOR Die aroBte III Der
Stobt linb batte gefpobrlid iiber 500
&inber. Die fSeueripebr hotte ale
Wtiibe. 5u berbiiten, baB Die Slam.
men ni6t bos geeeriiiberliegelloe
&loiter ergriffen. Gie itobtiiden BE-
horoen boben cine griinblife Inter
/ e., 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-28
Sie btfrltigtc Staot Y!rut
ift in Sdnben Der
Snlgareu.

Scr6en scben Geriion fir Die slnf-
gu6e nDn 1Sfnb.
9llliierte itellten @cr6inouna an Sa-
lunifibabn ungebliA mieSer her.
sm Sclsicn iunrben Sooesnrtetle me-
gen Spipnasc nerbGngt.
Sie Staliener erfpnrten ben 6aa BON
8uers nnb Hioa.
Siirfem babcn Grfolae BEL slri garnn
sn perseihnen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-28
0a6 tranj. Nabinett 1T jll=
rilfQetreten. Srian0
Ocr f0nlntc1l0c M(Qnll.

erbcllteten 81 9efangene Sln 8aume
bon Hlapa baben mir eir tSelb iiio-
Oltlid bon 8lobnn genommen ln0
Den 9feit Ser 8orniion, bcItebenb ans
bier Offi5ieren ltno 102 Wann 81
8efangenen gelnadlt, iouie 5nei 0fa-
ifinen9elpehrc erbelltet.
Pin Der SSront Don 9orio oouerte
oos beftige slrtileriefelter aitf bei-
ben Scitcn lpdbren0 bes gan5en Sa-
ges an. @ir itiirrnten nehrere Stel-
lungen rnb nlad)ten on 8efnngenen
"a Mfann irn0 einen SffiSier.
Siirfiidle Grfulse.
aonitontinopeI 2S. Oft.
9as ariegsanlt bot Die folgenbe @tel-
0ung oeroffeiltftdt::
yGropianff8fomieli Sas 9Seinocs,
sic nabe Der 9allounesitotion BON
9lri @urm geiidtct tpurben, iinb
bon unferer 9lrtiIlerie 5eritrcllt NOR
ben. Gin Der 5Srortt I'M 9oiifofus
puroe Der 6einb ee3ipirgcn, iid,
aiif ieinen refteit SSliieel naf) einem
Gefcdt nit llniercn 8atroltillcn 5u-
riIf5ll3ieben
General nno Siplpmat snsleid).
% q ntlanb, pio Garis, %. Oft
Ser Gorriere bella Sera erfGhrt ans
oiplonatiid)en Guelell, bob General
&oofo Gintitriefi rie Sruppen be-
febligen pirb, Die Rllblano geeen
9ulgarien ienbet. gr bcfinoet fid
i'm Sl1igcnblif in @ufareit, mo er Die
rurn6nii6e yfcgierltng 3u beitimmer
periiIft, BOB iie oen 0urdyug Der
Hili'cn ortrf) ibr 9ano Ceitattct.
Oimitrieff mar 81 @eginn bes
arieges bulgariider @eianbter in
&uBlano. Gr trat iofort Sllriif lnt
bot feline Sienite Dem riliiii6en
ariegsmilliiteriilm on. Sein glner.
bieten tpurbc nit sSreltben ongenont,
men. Gr mar Sberbefeblshaber Der
bulgoriiden 9lrmec i'm lebten Seilf
oeS erIten 9alfailfrieges.
ssall BON 6Drs nno &ipa eripartet
n o M, %. Oft. Ssn poIitiffen
areiien miro Der sSnG BON 8or5 iutt
Riua als innlittelbar beporitebenf
angeieben. Die SeIterrei6er 5ieber
an Der itolieniihen SSront grobt
Srltppenrallcn 5itianrnen.
@trbinbnns interchangeable.
Guris, 2S. Oft. Der 9orreipon'
bent Der Supa5 9lger1tltr in gltber
beri6tet, ooB Die 9ohnperbitoune
ifpii6en Salpnifi itno @elie nieber'
bergGtellt tpurbe lno oab Elm Sri1p'
persug, ser melt iiber SSelie ir
norbli6er gihting oororong, midi
ouf bulgariihe Srlippen geitoBen lit
9lmGi9las fir gufsaren?
&c Ntailono, iiber 8oris, %
Oft. Der Secolo fiinbigt on, bof
Die gulgoren i'm Siinof Gale nod
alpeitGgigen bartndfigen 9drnpfer
suriifgeihlagen Doroen iino. Cine:
ibrer &egintenter ioa 5fpii6en DOR.
unb Der Conan itntsineelt iporoer
fem, utb mag ge5iDiingen peroen
Iid 5lt ergeben. 3ipei ierbii6e 81
piiionen morif)ieren inter Genera
@Iofopitih gegen sic 8erbirnoeten
GrflGrnns fir Die 9lafsabe ltsfnbs
Saris, 2S. Oft. llsfilb ipitrbI
non oen Serben aliTgegeben, tpi'
Dem Watin geneloet miro, linn oi,
9uIgaren ob5ulenfen uno Die Ser
BEN in Ston0 3u iesen, ben Semi
i'm Horoen bon @elie ein5iIipideln.
Sic @adrift fiigt biit5ii, Dab oi
9eltifen, Die oonf ibrer slrtilleri
oreiBie MeiIen on Serrain geponnei
botten, iest notiirliden Sinberniiiel
gegeitiiber iteben, Die ibre @ei6iis
ipertlos MAIDEN ntiiiien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-28

Die eif'5ige td9ri6e oeut.
f6e Seit,,,1g in 2aio6isan,
rpeco6e Ole 9epefcben Der
AT. 9reae 6ri,1st.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-28
Sorii6tsmaBnalmen
tn Songlas.
Nngeii6ts OeS orObtnOen
Samples nm Ngua
Yrittn.
@urlanfis feline lueitere Srmppen an
Die 8rense si ienben.
General Snnitun mnk crit nm Ser.
itarfungen erinden.
Serlangen bes 8uuoerneurs BON Sc
rGs finoet tanbe Chren.

rus finoet tanbe Sbren.
9ouglos, 9lri5., %. Oft. In
gefGbr 300 0tann, oas erite 8atail.
Ion bes II. 9unoes- SSnfonterie-9 -9fegi-
nents, lpurben BON @rigahe-@eneral
:. s. 9apis, &ontmatoonteil Der bic
iigen 9iutbes -Sruppen, nit Der 9litf-
gabe betrallt, ais S9ubpa6e 81 Die.
nen. Sic tperoen beiite inter Som.
nnanoo bes Mfaiors Sobn g. gerneti
ibren Sienit antreten. 9ies geI6af
angeblid SIR Sealifii6ti9iing Der
Merifoner III 9pnglas, faas es ieu-
ieits Der 8ren5e III 9lgua Trieta 81
einem Sample fonln1t, Der Die sluf.
lnerffo,nfeit Der 9unoes- Srupppeil
erbeiiden mag. Saburd) miro Ser
6altptteil Der 9unbcs- Srlppen frei
bleibeh in irgeno pel6em anberer
gtotfan eill5ugreifel.
Seine ueiterem Srnppen an bic
1rense.
W a BIN Ct o II, 2S. OFT.
9rdlioent @ilion erbielt beltte bor
@oiip. Serguion bon Seras cine Se.
pei9e, Dorin I'M Die Gntienoung por
peiteren Sruppen na6 9rotpnsnillt
eriuft miro, 6a BORT Die lleberfdlle
burh merifanii6e @an0iten irnlner
idlilnrner perben. @ie man aber in
&riegS Seportentei1t erfGbrt, tper.
Sen MIR Damn Deitere Sritppen obge.
ianot peroen, fpenn General Wfaio1
Suniton, &ommanbniit Der 8ren5
trlipper1, iold)e perlangen ioIlte.
8eneral Sltniton inl16te beittc CT.
men ousfiibrli6en 9eri6t iiber bit
Gage in Brownsville uno in9ouolas
9lri5.- fpoielblt ein Gumpf 5tpiiher
Garral13a- ltl1o Silla Srllppen Be
porItebt. Ger General i6iloert and
bie 0toBnabmen, bie er traf, I'M
bur6 @itnoes Sruppcn ielie gobn
3iige beipahen SIT laiien, auf bener
Garran5u &eritGrfltngen bon Care
90, Ser, nod Douglas fir Die Gar
niion BON IgltuYrieta ubfenoen miro
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tsornesuna auf eeits 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-28
@er Deriab San init
VelD 4?
Suubts : SebDrOen iuf)en
nad Sinan5itr Oes
&OmplOttes.
Die riuidltisite" Eeriun liek iid) nod
nid)t finDen.
- yetrussner" mill snm glnseber se.
gen y&erid)ipDrer" nerben.
2entn. San fein Oeutidlcr @ebeim.
agent, iast Sutid)after.

9teu gorf, %. Sft. 9enlii.
brneen Ser Understandable lrlb 8e-
beimoienit sleenten iponbtcn ii6
beilte Der l1nteriud)ung Der Srage
ju, Der Die @elogeber Der 5Siibrer Ser
%eri6porllng sur 9eiddOiglrng bon
Wtunitionsid)iffcn uno Wuilitions-
Sobrifen tporen. GIN Ser Spite Der
@erifporllng itano angeblid Ser
ieet pcrhaftete &elttnnnt 9fobcrt 6aD
bon Der bcltifen 9lrmee. @iliam s.
6lpnn, Sallpt bes 9lnbeS-@ebeiin-
oienites, ioa heute geiogt baben:
SD CLAUDE, mir erfDiidler nod
bic Sinon5iers bieies Gonplottes.
Jan bebal1ptet, er bGtte bios $4,000
gebabt unb 10 niel ultsgegeben. Saul
SiebS iagt, San bdtte linn erflort, er
lei nit $500 naf bieiem Soltbe ge-
fommen. sesir glniiben, oaB 5op
$4,000 peraltsgabte
9unoes- -9iItriftsuntpalt S. Snotp-
oon Dtaridaa glaubt nid]t. huB Der
pi6tigIte Ser @eridiporcr i6orl per-
baftet lit, rtnb eripartet ipeitere Ser
boftungen. Sic 8l1nocsbeanlten ia
gen, oob Ser Mortn, Ser Sap l1nb iei-
nc @erbiinbeten nit Selb perioh, bic
ieIbcn S(nflagen 5u eriportcn bot, Die
gegen Die bercits Gerbuftcten erboben
tpltrben
Der 9lngeber firbet itdJ.
Boll Sieb iaate hellte. er lei be-
reit, gegen Die ongebGiden SeriGwO-
rer al6 Staats5euge uitf5litreten,
tpeil er bon ibnen getdllid)t uno III
eineSaQe gelodt poroen pdre Siebs,
Der bebauptet, bon 1910 bis 1913 uls
GIerf uno beruntreiienoer 9iid,er-
repiior in Chicago gelebt 5il baben,
er3Gblte, er lei nod einem 9einG IN
9euti6lono I'M letten Sobren nod
Sen Ser. Staoten gefonunen, Inn fir
Oeuti6lano Supfer 81 faufen.
&opt. Sornlb 6. @oobDorb bonn
9unbes SSngcrieurs aorps, Elm
Sa6peritGnoiger nit @e5ug oiif Or
ploiinItoffen, fogte, baB einc Spnbe
ooer Yfine, ipie lie San 5ltgegebener
MuBen fabri,ierte, I'M iic on 0as
Stelterru6er Ser Sd)iffe aitSltbringen,
! sic nit Wunition fir Die gliiertelt
! bon bier abfahren, ons gouse gnoe
Der 0on1pfer ill bie 9nft aeiprengt
hGtte, falls oie Sonlbe NIT ben
Sprengitoffen, Die San onfntfte, ge-
looen tperben iol1te
ssap fein Igent Der bemtihen Gesie-
rnng..
@ofbington %. Oft. @rof
bon Serr1!torff, Der beutide @otihaf-
fer, teIegropbierte Dem StoatSoe'
porternent, baB Tobert sSop, Der IN
Seem g)orf inter Ser 9Infloge Der
@eridtpori,ng 3ur Sei6dbisung bon
Runitionsid,iffen perhaftet 1T, feline
@erbinoitngen nit Dem beutiden Sc
beimoienft ODER Ser beutihen &egie-
rling bate.
geiflt in bDbercm Anftrage.
Nen Oorf, %. Oft. @ltn6es-
@eb6roen, ipelfe ben SSdG Ser fiinf
.@eri1porer" beorbeiten, erflarteil
beute, bob iic feinerlei gerpeiie in
Sqnoen b1tteh, boB San i'm Nuf-
troge irgenoeines Soraeiestei1 ODER
elmer offi5ieaen @ehorbe N @uropo
gebon6elt bGtte. slrd) m ieinem
@eItGnOnis bobe er nit feinem @orte
eripdbnt, boB er bon bern Soitpt oes
6eutihen @ebeintbienites ooer bon
ionit iennnbem mil Der Gur6fiib.
rung bes 9lones 5itr gei9doiguna
BON MunitionsiGiffen betroiit NOR
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-28

t5crfissuns aui eette 81.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-28

Seute abenb nnb mprsen idlDues
@etter, rnprsen fiibler iueroeno.
Seidte iiiDlife gSinps.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-28
5SIammel1 entrorlnell.
&eiiclerplpfipn bic Sranonriafe.

Wfan bern1itet, oab Die 5Ionmen
i'm Grogeifof gum 9litsurufl gefoni-
men tpore1, unb nod einieen glnga.
ben mar Die @rploiion zines 9anlpf-
fciiels bon Dem aus { ; @ebdnoe &C.
6eist tDurbe, Die llria6e bes sSeuers.
9lber oie genaite ltrio6e oes Bran.
bes III nod inmer nidt befonrlt
Gin GROCER 9ro3entias Der S1ii-
Ter paren &tnoer aiisldnbiiher G1-
tern. Inter ibneii befanoen iidb oiele
osrlGnber uno Stoliener.
Die Seuertpebr beforpfte Die
sslommen bon 9eitern aus, Die lie
on bic Mouern bes @ebduoes onge.
legt botten, rpGbrenb Die Bo1i3ei ben
'Siircingong freirrohte GieSei6en Der
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-28
: Die Wanne.W .Waineral-g -gdber iiut

nahts often. @robtes Sulpbo.Sa-
lin-@oiier, ipelhes ien1nls geget
@beun1otisnus entoedt puroe.
Ir5.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-28
Ginseiibter 6cneroril beriagte.

Sic S6iiler, oie Inn Sitter bon iie-
ben bis orei5ebn Sabren itonben,
tuaren ltnter 9lufiibt BON 16 9ton.
men. 9lls oas sSeuer ousbroh, fiibr.
ten Die S6meitern ibre S6uIfIaIien
berous, ipie es i'm Seneroril einqe-
iibt mar, uno nIles gtrg in Sroming
Dor ii6, bis Die &inoer aus 3en
Oritten Stodtperf itd ienen ani6lofs
len, Die aus Den &laiien5inmern beg
Srpeiten StofperfeS berausfnnter1.
BIoblid5 erihoa elm glngitifrei I'M,
fer ben &inbern. 9lnbere tpieberboI-
ten i'm unb i'm gel gnb es cine I'M
bei6rciblithe Banif 9ie S6tpeItern
benliibten ii6 per5lpeifelt, Die einat-
Der ItoBenoe unb befGmpfenoe 0taiie
sur Gube 5li bringen, ober ibre
Wliibe NOR rnlionit. Sie fleineren
&inber itiir5ten unter ben 5iiben Ser
groBeren, ibnen folgenoen &inoer 5i
9ooen, unb bol6 oarouf mar Der
Siireingong, pobin Die 5reppe Mint
bete, 10 non BON Gotten inb @erIeb-
ten, 6aB bie Seueripebr iif ourd
bieie Siire feinen @ingnng nerf6af-
fen fonnte. 9ie 16 9tonnen finb ben
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-28
3abl Der Opfer mag nod
big anf Tiinf5ig
ittigen.
aeiiel GrplUiiun idletnt ben SranO
peridlnlbet Su ba6en.
Sn fiinf Ytiuuten itanD bas sun5e
GebGube in sslammen.
Ginseiibter syenerbriG hattie infulge
Srrtnn1s Deriagt.
@iele Der perletten Sinber in FRITZ.
idDem 3uitanOe.
SgiteriifJe Gltern BON Rplisei nno
Slammen abgeiuebrt.

8eobo o op, 9taii., %. Oft. Seuer
fegte belite ourf) Dos breiftodige @e-
balibe Der Ct. Sobn'S 9Sfarri6ule
uno pobrideinIid 30 bon BEN 800
anaben uno MGo6en, Die iid1 iDenige
Wfinltten porber 5linl taglihen I'm
terridlt eingeflinben botten, bobert
ben Sob eefltnoen. Cine Stllnbe
ipater tporen 10 9ei6en aus Dem
Siireingang berporge5ogen, no oas
Sr0ngen Der idrederfiiIlten &inoer
81 Dem grobten Scrlilit on Weni6eu-
leben gefiibrt batte. lin bie Nfit-
tagsitilnbe paren bereits 20 9eihelt
gcborgen. Die @oli3ei befiirftet, oaB
oie Sooesopfer Die 3abl so errei6ert
biirfteil. Siele ser &inbet ipuroen
ali6 BEL ibrcr 6Iudt iibcr Sic 3reppc
ooer bel ibrem Sprltng oltrh sSenIter
orf Die Strabe perlebt unb cinige Ser
@erlesten baben MIR geringe glus-
ii6ten, nit Dem Scben bapon5ltfom-
men.
The Washington times., 1915-02-18

Lieut.. and Mrs. Earl North. at West
Point.
Mrs. Thomas r. Gaff and her niece
Miss Helena Elliot, have returned to
Washington from Boston. where they
spent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. b webb c. Hayes, the
Hayes. are at the New Willard for a
short visit.
Gen. Peter c. Hams. U. s. A.. retired.
is at the Hotel Astor. New York. fer a
few days visit. Other Washingtonians
resistered at the a. Astor tor are Tf $ sris
retired, and his daughter. Miss Helen
Buchanan; Major Leroy T. Hillman. u.
8 A.. and Mrs. Hillman. who are en-
route to Watertown Arsenal, Water
town. Mass, where the major has been
transferred for duty; Lieut.. Col. and
Mrs. A. w. Yates. Rear Admiral Will
lam w: Kimball. y; s. N. Major. James
and Mrs. w. c. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Moore.
Mrs. Newlands. wife of Senator Fran
els G. Newlands OF Nevada, who re-
turned with the Senator from California
recently. spent the last few days In
New York. reaching Washington last
evening.
Miss Caroline Nash. daughter OF
Medical Director and Mrs. Francis g.
Nash. who went to Philadelphia to at
tend the recent assembly ball. will not
return to Washington until Monday
Miss Nash Is the guest Of Mrs. Charles
Stewart Wurts. and has been extensive.
The Washington times., 1915-02-18

ly entertained during her stay in the
Quaker City. This evening Mrs. Fl. J.
MacNeal will give q theater party shd
dance for her, and tomorrow evening
she will be the guest Of honor Mt u din
ner dance at the Rits-Carlton. given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Crawford. OF
London. arc guests at the Powhatan.
s.
Mrs. .Adolph Caspar Miller is making
Mrs. Harriet Blaine Beale will return
to washington shortly from Boston.
Mrs. Hugh Campbell wallace is at
White Sulphur Springs for short stay.
A pleasant valentine birthday party
In honor Of Leon v. Moss was given by
and Mrs. w. f. Tanner, 229 f street
northeast. on Monday evening.
The house was decorated with cut
flowers. red ribbon, hearts. and minia-
ture cupids. Master Carl Zanner.' as
the living Cupid. was effective. Appro-
pirate games were played and instru-
dered. after which supper was enjoy
ed.
Among those present were the Misses
Leonelda Seaboldt, Anna O'Neil. Maude
and Nellie Suttle. Irene and Estelle Of
fenstein, Marie Kendig. Agusta Berg
man. Ruth and Carrie King. Mrs. w. F.
Zannsr. 2:an Mrs. +. Ager: and daughter
p: s; Moran. L. Boyce. George Russia,
Charles Hausler. Edward Ctssel. Les
ter F.. Moss. Carl Tanner. w. +. Tanner,
and Leon v. Moss.
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Dinners and Dances,

Mr.. and Mrs. william N. Mercer en-
tertained at dinner last Friday evening
at their home in Berwyn. The guests
included DR.. and Mrs. Whitaker and
Luther Whitaker, the Rev. w. A. Ell
senberger. DR.. w. Allen Griffith, Prof.
Earl Grier. 8: o. Hall. S. o. Harr and
Miss Trabaud.
The Commissioner Of Patents and Mrs.
Thomas Ewing will be hosts at dinner
March 3.
The Japanese Ambassador and Wis.,
last evening In honor of Admiral Baron
Dewa.
,Phe other guests were the Secretary
of state and Mrs. Bryan, the Secretary
of War and Mrs. Garrison, the Secre-
tary of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. F1ske. the
Counselor of the state Department and
Mrs. Lansing, the Assistant Secretary
Of War and Mrs. breckenridge. the
Third Assistant Secretary Of state, VIII
liam Phillips; Commander and Mrs.
Earle, Captain Hoadley. Captain Nc
Arthur the Counselor Of the Japanese
Embassy and Nine. Miura, tho military
attache. Colonel Itamy; Commander
Kobeyashi and Commander Uyeda. aides
of the admiral. and the naval attache
of the embassy. Commander Nomura.
which there were invited about $50
guests.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
Thomas Watt Gregory was the guests
of honor at a dinner given last evening
by the Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Thompson.
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Army and Navy
ARMY.

ARMY.
Captain JOHN J. TOFFEY. JR., Seventh
Infantry, placed on list Of detached
officers to take effect February rs,
and the name Of Captain THOMAS
l.. SMITH. general staff. removed
therefrom, to take effect February
"a.
BY direction Of the President. Captain
THOMAS L. SMITH, relieved as
member Of the general staff corps. to
take effect February "a.
First Lieutenant JAMES p. CASTLE
MAN, cavalry. assigned to the TheS.
teenth Cavalry, to take effect March
81.
First Lieutena 1t JAMES J. OHARA,
cavalry. Unassigned, assigned to the
Eleventh Cavalry. to take effect Feb
ruary 81.
BY direction Of the President. Lieuten-
ant Colonel ALMON l.. FARMER
TER, infantry, Is relieved from duty
as adjutant general Of the militia Of
feet March 80.
SON, Twenty-sixth Infantry. placed
on list OF detached officers, and Lieu
tenant Colonel AI.MON l.. FARMER
TER. Infantry. removed therefrom,
to take effect March 20. Lieutenant
Colonel PARMERTER assigned to
the Nineteenth Infantry. to take ef-
feet March 80.
BY direction of the President, Captain
THOMAS l.. SMITH. general staff,
detailed for service and to fill a va
cancy in the quartermaster corps, to
take effect February rs. 1916, vice
Captain AUSTIN F.. PRESCOTT.
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served frappe. The decorations were in
keeping with the valentine season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roger whiteford will not
be at home Sunday but will receive on
Sunday afternoon, February %, at their
residence. 21O9 Sixteenth street
The Aid Association for the Blind.
Mrs. Richard Sylvester, president; and
the Sunshine and Community Society.
Mrs. Ella 8. Knight, president. have
cards out for reception on the occa-
sion of the opening of the ISunshine and
community room for blind children on
Monday afternoon, February %, from 3
to 8 O'Clock, at the Home for the Blind,
1850 4. street. -.'
Miss Adelaide Heath has cards out for
q tea at 5 O'Clock Tuesday in compliment
to Miss Moore.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. Mason and
Miss Dorothy Mason will be at home on
Saturday afternoon and on February g.
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Mrs. David Jayne Hill will be at home
on Wednesday from 4 to o'clock.
Mrs. Francis S. Nash will receive this
afternoon, assisted by Mrs. Dudley
Knox. Mrs. Arthur Macarthur, Mrs
Robert Cabaniss. Miss Margaret Breck.
enridge. and other friends.
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WILLIAM JENNINGS

n n RS. WILLIAM JENNINGS
NH BRYAN was the guest Of
XVx honor at a delightful lunch
con given today by Mrs. Ben
Johnson. Invited to meet Mrs. Bryan
were Mrs. Ollie James. Mrs. James l..
Slayden, Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn. Mrs
w. F. Norris. Mrs. Charles c. Nc
Chord. Mrs. Joseph Folk. and Mrs.
George NJ. Sternberg.
Red tulips were used on the table
and the decorations were carried out
in red throughout.
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. daughter
of the Secretary of Labor. was hostess
at luncheon today, when she enter
tained sixteen guests in the palm
room Of the New willard. Dainty
corsage bouquets of violets for each
guest were massed in the center Of
the table % and formed the graceful dec
We've Clark. Miss Marcia Murdock.
Kent Miss Blsanorr Connoiiy. Miss
Baker. Miss Mary Baker. Miss Evane
Miss Genevieve Walsh. Miss Flornece
mss laad aaa MaEaey MIS- Mary Mrs. Hsn
Wilson.
Mrs: Charles. Sumner Hamlin enter
tained at luncheon today in honor Of
Mrs. Uquhart Lee. who is visiting in
Washington.
Miss Dorothy Mason. daughter of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. N. E. Mason.
Is entertaining at bridge this afternoon,
followed by tea. for her. guest, Miss
sophie Bispham' of New York.
Mrs. E. r. Brown and Miss Marjorie
Atlanta h
ington this morning to be guests at
the White House for some time. Mrs.
Brown Is cousin of the late Mrs Will
son.
Miss Ida Lee Hempstone. who is
spending the winter with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. William Burr Har-
luncheon given yesterday by E. L. May
at the Bancroft. Mrs. I. Ritchie stone
rsrtsr Mss Miss sy,iginIa WhesIsr Miss
gate, Miss Endicott. MI: Hitchner, Mr..
Iomlinson. Major Rowell, and Clifford
ClegDorne. After luncheon Mr.. May
look his guests to keith's, returning
later to the Bancroft to dance.
Mrs. Deming-Jarves was hostess at a
luncheon of eighteen covers today at
Mrs. DemingJarves will leave within
the next few weeks for Aiken, N. c.,
and expects to sail for her home in
Brittany in April.
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DR.. Nevil Monroe Hopkins was host
last night at smoker in honor of
Prof. Michael Idvorski Pupin, honorary
Serbian consul general to the United
States.
DR.. Hopkins guests included prin-
cipally men interested in scientific top
tics. A supper was served, during
which there was music. The Serbian
colors combined with ferns and vases
Of flowers formed an attractive setting
for the reception.
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Georgia Mrs. Kent. of California; Mrs.
La Toilette, of Washington; Mrs. Hill,
of Illinois: Mrs. Keating. Of Colorado
Mrs. kettner, Of California Mrs Krei-
der, Of Pennsylvania Mrs. John B.
Henderson Mrs. George G. HaZelton,
and Mrs. r. r. Rapley. Miss Howell, OF
Utah; Miss Haynes. of California, and
Miss Hughes, of Georgia, will usher.
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Mrs. Daniel Webster Prentiss will be
at home Informally tomorrow afternoon
from to 6 o'clock.
Mrs Louis Lombard will not receive
tomorrow afternoon at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Robert Talbot entertained the
Rectory Club on Monday afternoon at
st. Pauls Church rectory. Mrs Ethel
bert Talbot, wife of Bishop Talbot, was
guest of honor. Mrs George Van F'os-
sen poured tea and Mrs. w. f. Calender