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GUILTY OF MURDER

Robert Wheeler. negro. was
found guilty OF numbering his wife
b. n jury in Judge Gilliam's court
Wednesday. Wheeler shot hts wife
with revolver. following quar-
rel. last month. II was charged.
His plea was self-defense.
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Sherlock Holmes has nothing on
Jim Shannon. the constable. Shan
non has arrested VIM. WEIGH. for
mer lawyer. for whom the authori-
ties had hunted nearly two years.
BeiqIan.Americsn club formed.
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STANLEY wlrnoeAws APPEAL

Everett G. Ellis. attorney for for
mer patrolmnn Stanley. has noti'
fled the civil service board 10 can
Gel stanley's appeal for a hearing
for reinstatement
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10 MALE HELP WANTED

MANfEp nN the civil Service commits
staH - seattle. applicants fnf exam
tustian FOR ratreimap, patrol driver
suard ~ prisoners assistant p"uha
master petiee department fife onHins
ntoksr. marine staksr, pitei fireman, 20
fire depsftmsnt Applicants must hr
eitisens 81 the United states and sftnsl
residents ~ seattle Ter the past year
Aae and hslshi Limitations explained
upon application 81 the Commission ,
affice, triangle uaudina hsnhs s'"st
be filed Ia person net later than ARfh
.. 1919
LEAMN rELraKAfuY poHeid's fele
graph AehaaL tasa Histh ave, very
cheap aes me between and = Pc
WEfa, btaGHN wanted VIII trade lots
faf wofk Matn ssoa
WANTED Government CLERKS We PET
month pull unnecessary reatue =
amlnattaHs soea sample questions
fres. FRANKLIN tns,itate. Dept tett''
Rochester, n, Y
MAJ rnn rwe men - learn sa,o and
truck ariv,ns ard rsnsirlas Zee .th
nAf A fnoMtso>'s. FOURTH AND
rtkE
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MAIN 94OO
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any
one desiring something lit
tie out OF the ordinary IN
their daily needs and requ'r-
ing il in a hurry. The i'rins
represented below make a spe-
cial,y OF immediate service
and will gladly furnish any
information that is necessary
Remember, satisfaction =
guaranteed by every auVe'
tiser.
Just Use Your Telephone!
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EOOK ukxt-rhe -s4rsAin rs"se.
v q~rfa~rtai ave. corner NAir. sTus
81 second haud snits and oN~Feos. !.
s@ a M. cd coats use up; pants -
nm. hats ard she's. sec up ~atehs
80 m. tnets iewslry. guns tr"n~a ~
frwess prizes
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ArroK>ry--sr-Is
TTT--Tf-T- q ARnEt.t.--tfs y y -
c.r@~af praetic~ estates Faws hMsnsfa ,
80 wfs. consultation fire. Ello.t -
1DvTrr FREE-JosEPH Af.iEN. NJ
-pp~rv. 20 years experiences h~s =
h,.Nxrf and wife property risnts
rC~Srrr.TATro< FREE Rooms tss'
ana rstsrs Mu.ie piex Nain tets
y-7T7S n PARKrN--s1t Lyon Hidx haln
x,ts rs years sxpsrienrs In Chicago
courts --------
William EHfNH-At,orney ~ haw
srfe FIRST ave Seatsf- T-l~phor~ ~
uots satT Advice free On any sahfees
All letters promptly answered; laws =
husband ard wife promptly afiusssa
w~~kfx rernvt. rstzf~ ~ collections
<es~~~~-~-~~>~-~~~~~~- ~>~~~~N-~~>->~~
Alto DELIVERY
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WHY 10 LuNpeuisr 4 LILLY SILL
tas men. suits Tor ttbf HseNuse thet
sell them upstairs. second foet Joshua
utesa nlda
MoLkn nNHnER SCHOOL
SO Occidental
wants men ana women 70 lsAFa esfes'
trade wass- paia white iesrnlns
NIrf6Nkf. nARuFR coLLEdE
tos Main a.
Men ard wemsa te lsarn the barber trade
Wages paid while learning
WHY psy more when Us hay. 'se snN
Or evereoat at Trasie's Upstairs Fs'
shop. sesM Third second noer
VIZ isooL Ar .is PIKE "
ss.sssss. Z Y ass. .sss ~ s- ~.
% PERSONALS
DENVER pYw wonKs~-ises fth ci,y
4 WEFfSFp cultured wiAaw - some
means would like 20 make the acaahlnts
ancs % a refined tWslness man -
means between a. sua 81. vhe wpuld
appreciate een.sntsi eonpantahsRip
Address est star
Kav4naash'. q - tat. tees ris., AZ
GENTLEMAN. .,Faasss n eisY. desires
acquaintance yeunx lady gt rthor on
AFNf HaAfAfAARHH ftNAt+fN@
LAntEA ~sandsr-ons coisse Hoo, piil.
safe and sure cure Tor DELAYED periods
price ~ Money refunded " remedy
fails after fair TRIAL nAfsnena hsneaS
Co. sif's i'tks -. "
WOMAN ~ middle ss-. nsst ard reliable
wsuid like position heusskssr"r ~
widewers horne capltei zefs o. cas-.
star
Yul~a WIDOW could H.. % make
thr aeaualntahr. - refined seattle
man bstwwsn ~ ami IS references Is
changed ohisef mstsimonY Address
c-ss star
NgAr. refined ADJ u - would liss sc.
aaalBtanes of waFkiaE man ehant -
wfth good position. obieeg matFIfnauy.
C+et star
MASfcrRiNu sna msssaglna Easssfn
LADY attendant. offices li-ts. aisA
Third ave
EEwFEsffA refined gentleman 81
means de.ir.. TO meet siHysrs. sEtresels
LADY ~ s., nauss be sp1a e@os and
hstss maker No general deliveries an
sw~rea Object mattlmeny II suited
address ca. star
IEr MAnRiED. tssss sastrsneuisl pspsr
pahtssh~d. matted free. Ths Cor.
respondent. Toieda. ohio
MRS MASON HOME -fSvAiips 40
AAER FEtttAsE 49, - ~tFtsFf ~
CAPITOL sfs
CONSTITUTION m.thSd Fyth-
Ian Hfdx
lokr AcgrAfSTEp soctsT x--Ssfns
ard ADDRESSED. Tie ftn. ct Aain
1890 Ladies free
CHtHOFUutsr~ -cavns renewed br pain
lee. russhea offes sss. itas Thira A.
| HAPftN EHs lies IN married life AFs yaa
| lnuslrs Jnln s~attia Reliable Frlebi'
/ SHIP Ctuh, Ladies' free. ADJ y. Evans.
| al union. Art n.
Mss JEWELL MANtcrRlNo- iitts
| Third ofrcs
/ ANNA MARKS
Baths scientific massage III Union st.
Apt. q
/ IA Danriax guaranteed In prtssss
/ ~ Ess.ans Pffxats hsils Tsyt
1 kQ ard swsnin.. Latest sancss
MhI STEVENS r g,ss 80 a., r, -.
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CpTpITIrAT MEnYryMC
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

TRANCE MEDIUM
s-thMfNE-
GIVES REfIAnLE INFORMATION
oS ALI. AFFAIRS
BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS Many e.
failure "a succeed In haslo-s. can BE-
traced to fhs lack % business aruusn
many opportunities sra lost thraush the
Inability - tho Interested party fal
knew " he Will saer~~d pr " tho bust
ness he 10 about % undsrtake hs enc nf
M. callinx. frmips viii tell yeu thi.
and point cut the way for better sue
cess Deaf make mistake IN name
Look fer tFrniss. fi2t Pike. corner
Ninar
MADAM ALEXANDER special readings
for 81 90 ~ IN troutls, consult me a.
sas Ftns At,
CfAfRvoYAST. rsrd reade5. ''k$owI..
EDGE 10 POWER Love or business
Are Fps IN dauhts 10 you wish %
know the TRUTH This sitt.d lady. aa-
Vice and hsip IL not guess work" but
truthfai and correct. Remember. u paral
70 consult the best pon't mistake IN.
number sts UniaH. between sixth and
seventh Look Tor Madam CLARK
BERTHA NEfA0N = Trance medium
circle tonight, consultation daily. st-r.
ling Hotel. lsis Third.
PALMiar and ciaIrvoYant-~ Most rsiis-Is
advice upon al affairs Of life business
marriage. love. Law, mining Come and
be convinced - truth. Satisfaction
guaranteed Or No charge. Private resi-.
denes. 500 stewart 81. between West
lake and Fifth ave. one block from
wsstiass Market.
MADAM MANETTo Reader N human
/ destiny and domestic affairs Zee mod.
crate Psimist and Oriental card me.
dun. 1895 Third ave. room 9
lTRtMPET CIRCLE every SUNDAY after.
noon gao. Tuesday evening Essa
| Thursday evening. $50 Elliott ta2
/ Mrs spencer. go Burke nldE corner
Marion and Second
MADAM MkY--ciairvoyan card reader.
paimist zse. 1872 Urn. room 2.
ILEofA LEE-iiis PIKE st-~Ciroiss We'd
nesdays and Fridays. reads daily. I'll
lott 9ataw
MIS- BARNARD reading 6Tss
! Pine ~
MADAM sUNsHISE- Destiny caro- read
I sr and palmist. 2sc and zoe. 81 Pine
1 PROF coRDELi. rhrenoiosist. Paimist
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FURNISHED APIS.
MODERN aud s-roon apartments fur
nished and unfurnlshed Potomac
II Apartments ifiT tgth ave
y aFtsNAgA ~ ~ iNVf RtNfn ave Low
rents! desirable tenants only. Main
ueS~O~S~~~~~~~<~~~~>~~~
"a FOR RENT. Furnished.
MODERN s-room house partly furnished
fss 27th fis PEI month. Phone
North isss
1 and 2-foam apartmsntsi right IN t0Wn.
lots ~ hot water. cheap Phone Main
a771 goit Terry
FOR RENT aHooms In baussb0at On
Lake Union. fgr 4 of Z girls or man aud
/ wife, no children Nsrth 1863
We can save yon money on youf furniturs
between Tacoma and seattle
NO GRATING
/ AUTO DELIVERY co.
ANYTHING Delivered Anywhere
oooo,Itsll,,se,,t,~~ ~ y. ~
IS For Rent Unfurnished
MODERN t-roofn cottage; view. laundry
range Fireplace near ferry 1905 wal
nut ave.
FOR RENT Small store. water. iiaht
and phone. $500 BaIlard 1919
fal oo7 rooms wlth range 1871 First
I ave. r., wailngford ear. Phone
Noe.o~N.~tS~~~~o-oOe~~
List your Real Estate in Star
Want Ads.
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PHYSICIANS AM SURGEONS
RrcrAi ptsr kars ONLY
pr Arthur creekstl az afeen hds
nr afsnt fueksf. SEA uiehe nlds $40
sreeial affections men ard Women
i'm ASHTON So American tank ulds
rraottea limited to bladder. kidney snd
urinary diseases
'''>'''''>>'>''s'>'ra iSTfGs
Heiief iseIs rir., ave riilett atss
>'>'>'>'~'>'>'>'>sNIssfo GSlsf
hN. dfvpseof ststass warehouse Cen
,r.t s,srsHs -. fak WHITE nlds
N'>>~>Ns>-Ne>sH>>sNs ,..Ss'
sssitis slsr sbee iset sis'a E'iie"
ImoIsnaaas
- 49,, y, .,ss,e Ssls ~
Will na,ittSo A>p ttsri>o
sssssou i Reed tsa ries =. MslN .s,s
PATENT ATTORNEY
FIXED T.. CORN '-, s.s s r.,sa,.
secured 81 se. refunded fet Central
p,ss Nsin ASA ~. beck ~ es,-a'.
adsT,. 9 Rsyaeid.. t,s Central rnds
Ns.eN fsrwics tswssnc- - 49,. ......, w
II FUNERAL NOTICE
ReVHEN sMtrH son ~ ~ asefse and
Mr. Mahel smith ola r~staen" OF
HRftard
Funeral viii be held rhnrsdsy .. M.
trem rfeshy,srtan chersh h l..li, -
6 AUTOS FOR SALE
Geo, " Muller ussa auto. Us rias
CADILLAC r5adstsr Or sail. reasonable
ballard ass
| Ron sAf.R-elAia twtu. excellent eenat.
| tion. cheap. cash o. part cash Nt''s
star
= eenn Iss9 eslss lsSS rlss~e
MOTORCYCLES
| uSrDNtsVNsf. Rs New and sSeo ~ hand
| al makes. some Of these taksu On new
/ INDIAN MOTORCYCLES helea a
wright sir Pike al. near hroad~ay
/ ~~~~s~~-~~~e~eSS~-~~s
FOR SALE FURNITURE
ron sNi4E furniture - s-room, mod
/ rrn apartment very good value, 50
party Il lsAVinx eits test Union q
apartment "a W paous eall.
rufni,are shese Or cash itss wsstlske
~ AZ = y ga. I1ssN. co. al rtss I'll
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| WANTED - FURNITURE
nI.sKe ruRN co. as PIKE u s.is
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Is MISCELLANEOUS
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1900 SNAp

10 acres. two miles Toledo, house barn.
orchard: two springs: good roads cite
$500 down, balance easy
OLLINGER sol American Bank.
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MISCELLANEOUS

-c.R-E E.N = sc u, = E.S. =
UTgE stop the Fly
usf tn touch vita eur direct :
f-z37 freua.sAetsry .to.yaa plan - "
viii save you IS 60 50 per
I'll cent on all hufisiax MATERIAL.
| We operate cur own factory.
I- and make immediate ship
! meet from largest stock In
West
kl3fl Wtntsw serrens ..ss.ss soc %
Sash Tor half. fndewl srresns
49, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zoe 90
screen daors ..........-....4...st IS up
s.eros.- panel eocrs. rs sssss ....... 81 10
same for painting q sises onIy1..4. %
Cottage trent deer. ,sa4......s. .fs.ts up
spiy veneer interior hsass .a.... 80 ge
t-ptg veneer tnf~raes eeur. ...... ZEE up
S~w rrafssman Interior doors -. i.ke up
Mes Craftsman r. at aaars ...... SIS pp
Cottage fronf windows .......... s.1s up
f-Hxht ransom sssssas...sssss 80 ~
Ruasstc~ easement sssN ....ss.. rs up
c9mpiess inslse wtneaw trim ..4..4 80
conplsfs inside deor tsfra ........ 60
GLASS. rAfSTa BUILDING pArrR
AND HARDWARE. OSE.rHIRp LESS
ASK ron CATALOGUE NO. ~
O n WILLIAMS CO
SASH AND DOORS
1913 First Ave X Main fst-.
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ACRES $3.50. $40 CASH
close 70 Seattle near the Sound with
good ustahhors near school delivery
from stores snd phone service. nearly
any hour TO seattle.
CLIFFORD a. VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
i0tg Third Ava IOf Washington ~
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LET TX SHOW NDI
10 ACRES FOR $500
80 CASH. SO MONTHLY
Yon ~tn then agree with us that these
ste the best buys offered IN the PUGET
sound district These tracts lie level
good clay loan soil verseasliy cleared
school grange hall saRmiil. u p. q
telephone. delivery from stores ex
eeiient market for everything. flnt
neiRhborn on adjoining tracts. perfect
tirs. handy 10 Seattle ana hires other
good markets
MN l..r anftMn EAnMa 90 COZ ard A.
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HOMESTEADS

a HON ESTE
barn. chicken house Hnf ether i'm
rrusesneuts IN fhs lard splendid
sprtng Nhirh fuNs the year round
ah8ms ~ asfes fenced aaJ under ealfis
walton. nntg ore mile from station
stores .rhuai telephones close 81
hand This would make an lHsal
ranch for one wtshina 20 enter
she hog ard cattle raising business Sc
chickens 80 fruit trees 81 best com
gnsrriai varieties. and hish poser HRs
engine Kn~s with tire Plsrs ~ sold 81
once 81 SEQ takes the sntlf~ outfit
This must hs seen 70 be appreciated
costs purchaser nethinw 20 49, the land
Fuf all particulars. address =. q Hur
as Seattle ard I wfti cali anA see YOU
~~s~~~~~Ne~Sr~rrN~@~~~ e~~e~4~~>>cN~~~s~~~sN
Evening star., 1915-11-28
terest Garnered in Many Towns of Nearby Maryland

Emmanuel Church. this city. as secre-
tary of the Washington province. of
which Bishop Murray is president.
Washington province is the most i'm
portant in the grand division. COM
prising twelve dioceses in the follow
ing states: Pennsylvania, Delaware.
Maryland. Virginia. West Virginia and
the District of Columbia. Rev. Mr..
HICKS. who viii be in charge of the
work of the province. will
assume his duties January 1. He has
been in Bermuda the past two months
tor his health. His successor here has
not yet been selected.
Miss Lydia Cole Millman. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Y Millman of
this city and sister of Mrs. Robert A.
Beal, Washington. who won praise
from Washington critics last season
when she danced in the amateur So
ciety play. The Opium Pipe" at the
Belasco Theater. appeared in number
Ola dances here last night at the min
strel-ca baret entertainment given by
Cumberland Council. No. $50. Knights
of Columbus. Others who took part
were Misses Theckla Doerner Gretchen
anu Nancy Miller, Henrietta and Clara
Mae Sell. Frances Rossw orm, Nellie
Kelly and Rita Truog and Raymond
polan. Joseph Kelly, Frank Lippold.
Martin Snyder. Francis Hodel and
Frederick Mullen.
Evening star., 1915-11-28
KENSlNGTON, ND.


Special Correspondence of The STAR.
kENSINGTOE. Md, November 81
The annual business meeting of the
Florence Crittenton Society was held
Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Frank T. Chapman. The following Off
GERS were elected; President. Mrs. Hough-
ton: vice presidents. Mrs. J. w. Townsend
and Mrs. Mary Simpson: treasurer. Mrs.
West: recording secretary. Mrs. Holt !:
corresponding secretary. Mrs Broomall.
The annual donations for Thanksgiving
dinner at the Florence Crittenton Home
were received al this meeting.
The Kings Daughters met at the home
of Miss Esther Simpson of Lincoln place
Tuesday Afternoon. the president. Miss
Mary Hyatt, presiding. The society de-
cided TO continue its method of chari'a-
bic work by providing "A meal a day for
some needy person Those present were
Mrs Carroll Duval and Misses Alma
McKeeyer, Mary Hyatt. Virginia WILSON,
Esther Simpson and Phyllis and Jane
Hermann.
Miss Dorothy Hermann is home from
sswarthmcre for the Thanksgiving holi-
days.
Miss Helena Webster, who is teaching
in the Portsmouth, Va. schools. is spend
ing Thank sgiving at her home, on Balti-
more street. She gave theater party
Lewis Willard. Mrs. Younger and
Misses Mary Hyatt. Alma Mckeever and
Phyllis and Jane Hermann
Union Thanksgiving services were held
at St paufs Methodist Episcopal Church
Thursday morning. Rev. DR.. J. B. CLAYTON
of Washington. assisted by Rev. Mr.. Weed.
conducted the services. a special musical
program was rendered by the choir.
Rev. Z. w. Calender who has been for
the past two weeks at New Emergency
Hospital for a surgical operation, has re-
turned to the rectory.
The pupils of the first and second
grades entertained the school and parents
Wednesday morning in their schoolroom
with exercises appropriate to Thanksgiv-
ing. The piaylet which they gave was
suggestive of the pilgrims and their early
intercourse with the Indians.
Miss Margaret Bissett of Garrett Park
is recovering from burns she received in
recent accident.
Mayor Edgar Moore has made extensive
and attractive improvements to his home
on st. Paul street.
Mrs. Brundage of CananGaigua, y. y.
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Frank T
Chapman. She will spend the winter here
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Philip Hermann will
close their kensington horne about De-
cernber and open their Washington
apartment for the winter
Evening star., 1915-11-28
LAUREL, ND.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LAUREL, Md, November 21.-A sur
prise party was given Miss Eva Lea
day evening.
The Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church has been holding revival meet
ings in the church for the past two
weeks. Friday night was High School
night and large number of boys
and girls were present
The annual Thanksgiving union sery-
ices were held at the Baptist
pastor of the Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church. preached the ser
mon.
John Cooley and his Sunday school
class took a trip to Washington last
Saturday. and Mr. Cooley entertained
his boys by taking them around the
town. The visited the Washington
Monument. the Smithsonian Institu-
tion, the Capitol. the Zoo and other
places Of interest.
Miss Dora Baldwin of Savage and
Thomas Fairall of Odenton were unit
ed in marriage by Rev. Soloman Ger
man last Sunday evening. The bride
was, was attended by Miss Mary Fairall.
attended by his cousin. Harry Fairan.
Among the invited guests were Miss
Blanche Fairall, Walter Baldwin, She
den Beard, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis r.
Baldwin and family. William Baldwin
Norman Beard. both of Washington
Mr. and Mrs. John Burgess and Miss
May Burgess, Miss Ella keeney, How
ard Butler and Mrs. Josephine Con-
away of Savage: Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Fairall of OdentoH
The First Baptist Church will give an
oyster supper December and 3 in the
lecture room of the church.
The Young Ladies' Embroidery Club
of Laurel held its November meeting
at the home Of Miss Edith F'rothine-
ham Monday evening.
Motor cycle races were held at the
Laurel race course Thursday There
were six races in all, ten-mile stock
race for turns, ten-miIe race for
sldecars, ten-mile match race a ten
mile race open to all machines. a
twenty-five mile race for the intercity
championship, and five emile race for
singles, open to all These events were
under the direction of the National
Motor Cycle Club, with the support of
the Dealers Association of Washing
ton and Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f BealI have re-
turned from months trip to the
Panama exposition. Mrs. BeaII went
as the delegate from the Baltimore
district to the convention of the wom-
ems foreign missionary societies of the
United States.
Evening star., 1915-11-28
FR0STBURG, ND.
Correspondence of The Star.

Special CORES spondence of The Star.
FROSTBURG. Md, November %
Rev. J. c. Walker of the First Baptist
Church, who attended the sessions of
the Virginia Baptist Association at
Clarendon, Va, has gone to CIarks-
burg, w. Va, to assist in evangelistic
meetings.
S. F. Burns. Midland. has gone to
Atlanta. Ga, where lie has secured
a position.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Cecil Miller. Miss
Helen Miller and Mrs. Minnie Spears,
Homecoming, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John T. Miller. Washington.
George Nogtman, for thirty two
years leader of the Arion band here,
and Miss Josephine Knoerschild, whose
parents reside in Augusta, Mo-. were
married here October 81, the marriage
being kept a secret until this week
The City Teachers Reading Circle
was organized here with Mrs Mary
J.. Rank as president.
Rev. Harry HurSh Beidleman is to
be installed as pastor of ST. Paurs
ber 5. Rev DR.. Stewart Winfield Her
man, Harrisburg, Pa, and Rev. Martha
L. Enders, Cumberland. will officiato.
The ladies' of the Home Missionary
Society of the First Methodist Epis-
copal Church met at the home of Miss
Elizabeth Armstrong and packed a
Christmas box to be sent to a mission
minister in Montana. Its contents
were valued at $13s.54.
Evening star., 1915-11-28
ROCKVILLE, ND.
,rial Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md. November %
Mr.. and Mrs James T. Bogley enter
tanned at dinner Thanksgiving day a
number of relatives and friends from
Washington. including Mrs. Fannie S.
Beckham. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E.
Beckham Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice A.
Beckham. Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Cole
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Turner A. Beckham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin c. Beckham. Miss
Fannie Brannin. the Misses Underwood
and a few others.
Miss Beulah 3. Barnsley. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James ~ Barnsley of
Olney district. whose marriage to Mr..
Lloyd Gassaway Linthicum of Boyds
took place Wednesday afternoon, was
given shower" at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Barnsley few even
ings ago. receiving many useful gifts.
Luncheon was served. and Miss Ida
Campbell of Philadelphia sang.
Mrs. Frank b. Thomas and daughter.
Miss Martha of Roanoke, Va, have re-
turned to their home. after visiting
Mrs. Thomas sister. Mrs. @. NJ. Linthi-
cum. here.
Miss Jackie Mcdonald entertained
the Rockville Inquiry Club Monday
afternoon. The program rendered in
cluded discussion of THE Needs of
Farm Women and other features Re
freshments were served.
Mrs. Robert \. Bayliss entertained
at cards Tuesday afternoon. her guests
being the members of the Tuesday
Euchre Club and few other friends,
who We're also entertained at luncheon.
The National Quartet of Washington.
assisted by Mrs. Lewis F.. Holden, also
of Washington, gave a recital in Seco
Hall here last evening for the benefit
of Mount Vernon Methodist Church, of
which Rev. Forrest J. Prettyman, for
merly of Rockville. is pastor.
Mrs. Mary Keys of Olney district has
daughter. Mrs. Laura V. Shaw. and Mr.
Burton Stanley Bready of the Olney
neig hborhood, the marriage to take
place In December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence w. White of
Norbeck entertained at supper a few
even jngs ago. their guests including
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger c. White of Wash
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter II. White,
Mr. .and Mrs. William Barnsley, Misses
W. S. Beall and Miss Edna Hull
George L. Gardner. son of Mr. and
Mrs Louis G. Gardner of Rockville
and Miss Mary H. Mannakee, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Mannak ee
of Clarksville, Md, were ma rried in
Baltimore Wednesday afternoon by
Rev. Father Stichney. They are now
on their honeymoon trip, and upon
their return will take up their resi-
Germantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Dawson and
children and Mrs. J. Somervell Daw-
son returned to their homes here a
few days ago, after spending some
time visiting friends in Cumberland.