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SYNOPSIS OF PREVIOUS rNsrALLMENrs.

In the opening tnstaHmenu of "a Fool and His Money" Geo. Barr McCuteheons
charming novel, e learn of John Belamy Smart the young man Who is cling this
story. He has just written his first novel; and at the same m has fallen hr to an
immense fortune left him by his uncle Smart AXE a up on tn liver danube H e
discovers an ancient CASTLE, whch he purchases rom IN Austrian Count With hiss sec
etary poopendyke he axes uossMsfn II is surpassed he tenanted only bv the are
takera and his family, the scnmickS Later Smart finds a woman who Is in possession
Of a wing of the castle that is barred to him. Sheg grants a brief Interview, but refu@s
to leave. The sRryantsa appear to he IN league with her and Smar is in a quandary.
Latr he mes her and is capuyated by her wit and beauty. H finds that she is dp
vrced from worthless and sheming austrian Count who was awarded the custody
Of the ladysc child The Count demands $1,000 600 rom his rich American athernlaw
whenh he woudg give 1t VI The mother abducts the child and selects the castle as
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(To Be ~ContInued.)
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A Fool and His Money--By George Barr McCutcheon

Copyright, 1918, by George Barr Mccutcheon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-06-30

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business "trip 10 chicago last Weeh'
A. G. Knapp unloaded another
car load of Ford autos on Thursday.
The houses of Will Rech and E.
g. Schmidt are well under construc-
tion.
Max Maienthal and Roy Glider
spent several days in Dubuque, last
week.
The Quaker Whist Club enjoyed
picnic at Schreiner's Park on last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio Doll were in
northern Wisconsin the past week on
business.
Miss Mary Bellows has returned
from an extended visit with sister
in Minneapolis.
F. C. Basford has gone to New
Richmond, Wis, where he has &C
cepted position.
Vincent, the Galena marble man,
transacted business here portion of
the past week.
Frank Long and Whitney Burr
are selling a safety steering device
for Ford autos.
The W. D. Suttle family have
moved into their newly remodeled
home at 243 w. Oak.
L. Alt and & Sons have purchas-
ed fine six cylinder Buick auto from
the Vesperman agency.
A boy was born Friday June
Is to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Govier, liv-
ing north of this city.
-Chas Klarman returned home
Thursday from a months business
trip through North Dakota.
Doris Jerrett, of Darlington,
spent few days the past week here
with friends and relatives.
E. H. Hyde has artistically
painted his auditorium. A fine hard
wood floor is now being laid.
Misses Elva UT and Florence
Barnett visited a few days the past
week with Fennimore friends.
Mrs. Florence Nathan Greene
and daughter, of Chamberlain, North
Dakota, is visiting with relatives
here.
Lewis George has been COM
PEELED to go about on crutches the
past couple of weeks due to sprained
ankle.
Marine Eide left Friday MORN
ing for ST. Paul after a several
weeks stay with his sister, Mrs.
Chas. KIarman.
Herbert Pendleton autoed here
from Glenn Park, Thursday, for a
brief visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelly, of Du-
buque, came Thursday evening for a
visit with Mrs. Kelly's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Kilburg.
w. C. SuttIe, R. j. Sweeney,
Hal Borah and son Harry autoed to
Madison Tuesday on a combination
pie asure and business trip.
L. G. Hickok, agent for the
Dart automobiles, sold his old auto
truck to a PlatteviIle party and has
purchased a fine new one.
Burrows & WinskiIl have dis
posed of one of their Ford autos to
Fred Kinzel and are contemplating
the purchase of a new one.
Earl Ivey, Harry Carthew,
Barney Long and w. E.. Suttle autoed
to Platteville in the latter's car
Thursday and spent thg.azaning.
will Walker, Parke Knapp,
Henry Caspers and Fred Garner
spent Wednesday fishing at the river
below ,Potosi. They report a fine
catch.
Mrs. M. M. BARLEY. of
Columbus, Wis, came Thursday
evening for visit at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs! A: c.
Morse.
The choir of the Congregational
church gave surprise party at the
Klondyke Springs Wednesday evening
for their ex-choir leader, Mrs. Ora
Sitter.
III. F. Barnett has purchased a |
new Studebaker" six cylinder auto
from the Studebaker agency here.
He disposed of his old car to F. P.
Barnett.
Ed and Mike Kiley arrived home
Thursday noon from Rochester,
Mimi, where they had been to con-
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and the autumn with their son, Lieut..
Dean Hall, U. S. A., at Fort Monroe.
Capt. James Ronayne, U. S. A, retired,
aand Mrs. Ronayne are comfortably set
tied for the winter in their home. 1927
S street.
Mrs. Rafferty,. wife of Col William c.
Rafferty,, L. S. A., after a short visit to
Washington. has returned for the present
to New York, where she will remain until
the return of her husband In February
from Honolulu and then accompany him
to his new post, which has not yet been
announced
Mrs Gilbert r. Cook, wife of Lieut..
Cook, .. S. A, is at the Westminster
Reed Hospital. and has her mother, Mrs.
Daniel A. Frederick. wife of Col Fred
erick. L. s A. now visiting her at her
apartment.
Maj Gen. Arthur Murray. U. S. A..
who came to Washington from the Pre-
sidio on brief visit last week, will, after
his approaching retirement. go, with Mrs
Murray, to spend the remainder of the
winter in Honolulu. After that they
will start early in the spring for their
and Japan.
Mrs. Calvin de Witt, widow of DR..
J Calvin de Witt. will have as her guests
for the winter. at her home, 2021 n
street; her daughter. Mrs Robert NJ
Blanchard. wife of Capt. Blanchard
| I. 5. A, and their children
Mrs; Porter, widow of Col. John Bid
die Porter, L. S. A., accompanied by
the Misses Porter, has returned to Wash
ington and is established for the season
in their residence on 1 street. Mrs. Cod
man, widow of the Bishop of Maine
whose marriage. SO soon to be followed
| by her widowhood, occurred at the Por-
ter summer home at Bar Harbor. is al
present visiting her mother. Later in the
season Mrs. Goldman will go to Portland
Me. TO spend the remainder Of the winter
Mrs Antonio T. J. Converse has re.
turned to Washington for the winter and
is at 7ls 18th street northwest.
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motored to New York to attend the
Army and Navy game and spent week
before returning in their own car, in
which they have enjoyed so many
jaunts since they enrolled themselves
among the skilled motorists Of Washing
ton.
Capt. Templin Potts. L. S N. retired.
and wife. who recently returned to
Washington from Newport, where they
spent the summer, have taken an apart
ment for the season at the Richmond.
Surgeon General William c. BREASTED,
L. S. n. and Mrs. BREASTED have re-
turned after a pleasant visit to New
York
Mrs Wilson. wife of Lieut. Russell
Wilson, L. s. NJ has her sister, Miss S
G. westcott of Clifford. Nd. as her
guest for the season in Washington
Mrs. George w. Logan. widow of
Commander Logan, L. S. N, who
has come to make her permanent home
in Washington, has taken an apart
ment for the season at(the Wyoming.
Commander John Moore. Z. S n, re-
tired. and wife are at the Wyoming for
the winter.
Mrs. Richard c. Dean. widow of
Medical Director Dean, L. s. y,
has been elected president Of the First
Needlework Guild of this city, to sue
ced the late Mrs. Robert Craig wife
of Col Craig, L. 5. a. retired. who or
gained and SO ably conducted this, one
or Sae foremost IN GOOD works among
the charitable organizations in WASH
fngton.
Paymaster G p Aud. T. s. n, and
wife are settled for the winter at 2s49
Newark street, Cleveland Park
Mrs. Stephen Rand. widow Of Pay
Director Rand. L. S NJ has an
apartment for the season at the Wyom-
ing.
Mrs. Frederick Pyne and children
during the paymaster's sea duty. are
spending the winter in Elizabeth y. j
Naval Constructor James Lee Acker-
son. l.. s. n. and wife are established
at No. Is Melrose street, Chevy Chase
Md. for the winter.
Lieut. Guy W. S. Castle, L. S y. made
brief visit last week to his wife, who
.ssspending the winter in Washington
Capt James II oliver. L. s. n, now
on duty in this city as director of naval
intelligence. Navy Department. and
wife have an apartment at the Wyom
ing for the winter.
Mrs. Williams, widow OF Col Charlie,
r. Williams, u. S. Marine Corps, viii
shortly return 10 Washington for the
winter after visit 10 her son-in-laa
and daughter. Capt J. NJ Ellicott L
S. N, and wife. at the Mare Island yard
California.
Rear Admiral F. J. Drake L. s. N
70 spending the season at the Wyoming
Mrs. Martin r. Trench, wife of Capt
Trench, U. S. N. has an apartment for
the winter at the Wyoming.
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Debut of Miss Beecher.

Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace entertained at
a large tea yesterday afternoon, at her
residence, on Massachusetts, avenue
when she presented her young niece.
Miss Sally Beecher. granddaughter OF
the late Chief Justice Fuller.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with flowers and ferns, and the many
bouquets sent the young bud made an
imposing collection.
The debutante received in a gown OF
white tulle and silver lace, and she car
ried a bouquet of orchids and pink
roses.
Those assisting were Miss Katherine
McClintock, Miss Catherine D. Harlow.
Miss Helena Elliott. Miss Beatrice Clio
yer, Miss Lillian Marshall Of Charlottes-
willie and Miss Francise Williams.
A dinner for the receiving party and
an equal number of young men fol-
lowed. and later the entire party went
to the Chevy Chase Club to the dance.
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The Agriculture Dance Club.

The Agriculture Dance Club held its
first formal dance Saturday, November
u, at Terrace Inn.
Those present were DR.. and Mrs ].
NJ. Buck. Mr.. and Mrs Lee L. Robin
son. Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. HUFF. Mr. and
Mrs. II. F. Elbows, Misses Louise Gard
ner. NJ. Snyder, Agnes Quirk. Charlotte
Hogan. Lena Ramsay, Margaret Cad
dis. Emily Bradley. Alice Hampton,
Mary Byers. Helen Galbraith. Bessie
Mcdonald. Mary Kent. Suzanna Tiller,
Alice Sands, Alice Engle. Nellie Quirk,
H Kontz, Clara Goodyear. Louise
Clarkson. Ethel Lovely. A. Hutchison,
NJ E. Hesss, Daisy Gordon. Emily
Shedd, Mary Boyd. Harriet Sweet. Ethel
Brockman. Ruth Abbott. Fritzie New
man. Helen Newman, Messrs K. S.
Markley. c. A. Brunger. DR.. H. W.
schoenhs. r. w. Corwin. L. T. Brown,
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Stone-Dyer.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Dyer of Claren-
don, Va. announce the marriage of
their daughter. Evelyn Louise. and Mr.
William c. Stone Monday. November
20. The ceremony was performed at
Wardman Courts south, by Rev. DR.
Joseph T. Kelly.
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father. was attended by
Miss Alice Goodman as maid of honor
Mr.. John King acted as best man.
reception followed at the bride
groom's home. Mr.. and Mrs. Stone will
be at home to their friends Tuesdays
and Fridays at 1889 Wisconsin ave-
nue. northwest.
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NAVY and Marine Corps Notes.

Mrs. Randolph Dickins, widow OF
Col. Dickins, United States Marine
Corps, who, after a pleasant visit to
Can't. and Mrs. Charles Stuart Wallace
in this city, went for a short stay in
Fredericksburg, Va. has returned to
Washington for the winter.
While the guest of Capt. and Mrs.
Wallace a number of handsome enter
tainments were given in honor of Mrs.
Dickins by her old friends who so
genuinely welcomed her return to the
city.
Maj. II. C. Reisinger. United States
Marine Corps, accompanied by his wife,
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Army Notes.

Mrs. Henry Lawton, widow of Gen.
Lawton, U. S. A. has come to Wash
ington for the winter, accompanied
by her son, Mr.. Manley Lawton. and her
daughter. Miss Katherine Lawton, and
taken an apartment at 1860 Euclid
street.
Capt. Charles Stuart Wallace. L. S. A,
and Mrs. Wallace pleasantly inaugurated
the early season entertaining by a din
ner a week since given at their home,
310S 18th street. in honor Of their niece,
Miss Martha Taggart, daughter Of the
late Judge Taggart of Ohio.
Col John D. Hall. U. S. A., and wife
are at the Cairo for the winter. after
spending the summer in New England
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Making Home Here.

Among well known people who are
making Washington their winter home
are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. H. Craigie
OF Brooklyn. n. y, who have recently
purchased the house. 1929 G street
northwest. Mrs. Craisie is well known
in club and D "A. r. circles in New
York state as the president of the
president of the Brooklyn Public Lii
brary Association and the founder of
the Brooklyn public library system
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Sisterhood Meeting.

The Sisterhood of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation will hold a gem
eral meeting tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock in the vestry rooms of the
temple. DR.. Abram Simon and DR..
David Philipson will make addresses.
and vocal selections by Mrs. Selma s.
Danforth, accompanied by Mrs. Myer
Fellheimer. will also be given.
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JR. GOV. T. WELLES SOCIETY,
c. A. r.
Miss Van Ness of 22d street enter
tanned the Jr. Gov. Thomas Welles So
ciety, Children of the American Revo-
luton, Friday afternoon. The president,
Mrs c. E. Emig, was in charge. Papers
were filed for Dorothy Janet Walker,
Thomas Parks and Lena Allen. Harold
Van Buren, was elected historian of the
society The corresponding secretary,
Virginia Warren, read letter from
Dorothy Mann of Cobbleskill. N. Y,
requesting her transfer to become
charter member of a new C. A. r. So
ciety being organized in that place.
The ode and salute to the flag were
given. with Baldwin Hardy as color
bearer, Constance Towner rendered
a piano SOLO Harold Van Buren, recited
Lincoln's Gettysburg address. Albert
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To Entertain at Dinner
Tuesday.

The Misses Pugh of r street will en-
terrain at dinner Tuesday in compli-
ment to Ensign and Mrs. Fred Earle.
who are spending part of their honey
moon in Washington. Ensign Earle is
attached to the U. s. s. New York. Mrs.
Earle was formerly Miss Lucy Nichols
of Bayonne, N. ].
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Charles ]. valaer. H. J. Elkins. A. n.
Shelander. r. X. Galbraith. r. J. Young.
c. H. Ball. F. r. Fravel. DR.. CharIes
Brooks. C. w. Cadell. II. F. En!oWs,
L. S. Scott, T. A. Nubson. L. V. Fr1edlf,
G. B. Gilbert. r. o. Bengis, ]. r; Glib
son, R. H. Davidson, o. e. Williams'
H. NJ. Jones. E. H. Kellogg. H. q: Man
ming. R. ]. Woodward and w. h
Meadows.
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National Gas Commercial Association
this week at the New Willard. has re-
turned home. Mr.. Duggan, who occu-
pies a prominent position in the field of
illuminating engineers. is mentioned
prominently as candidate for the pres
idency of his state association in 1916.
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president. a member of the Children's
Society. d. A. r. Mrs. Mary S. Lock
wood, chaplain general of the National
Society, led in prayer. Mrs. George
Hill read a sketch concerning women
among the first settlers of the country.
Mrs. Lentzie gave a humorous selec-
tion; and an historical paper was read
J by Mrs. Frank Smith Mrs. Lockwood
discussed the worlds peace question
and Miss Grace Pierce spoke In rela-
| tfon to the same subject
MISS Katherine Barlow. who was sue
cessful in collecting state flags for
Continental Hall. gave talk on that
subject. Musical numbers included a
piano solo. George thompson; songs.
MISS Briggs. Miss Thompson and Miss
Levers. with America" and The Star
Spangled Banner" sung in union. Re-
freshments were served by the chapter.
Those present included Mrs. Vida Glenn
entson. Mrs. Mulcare. Mrs. Conway.
Mrs. John Stokes. Mrs. ]. d. Carmody.
Mrs. NJ. A. Winter, DR.. and Mrs. II. c.
Cook. Miss Z. b. Hall, Mrs. T. J. Kinsell.
Mrs. W. J. Ethel. Mrs. T. F. Levers.
Mrs s. Wolhaupter; Mrs; E; Emmert.
Sanders Johnston, Mrs. E, D. Hardy.
Miss Hardy. Miss Nellie Stone. Miss
Dorothy Croissant. Miss Eioise Sturte-
want. Miss $. Webster. Miss Ward, Miss
Weisner, Miss Dewitt Croissant. Miss
johnson. DIR. and Mrs. Mckee, J. r.
Briggs, Mrs. J. E. Briggs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Smith. Mrs. Helen Jones, Mr..
ana MIS-. Z. L. Wlndle, Judge ana Mrs.
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. Hendrix.
NORTHWEST W. c. T. L.
The Northwest W. C. T. U. met Fri
day evening at the w. c. T. L. build
ing. The meeting was largely attend
| ed. A prominent feature was the pres
entat:on of the picture of Mrs. Jennie
Robinson by her granddaughter, Miss
Smith, and the acceptance of the same
by Mrs. Shelton, District president. Ad-
dresses on various phases OF temper
ance work were delivered by DIR. Cress.
Miss Amy Wesch and Mrs. Don p.
Blaine. Mrs. Ishmael Burton rendered
a vocal solo entitled MY SOUL and
| the audience was highly entertained by
The Musical Asters," presented by
Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Weller were pre-
scented with a gold and a silver medal.
| respectively. Refreshments were
served.
LAFAYETTE w. r. c.
Lafayette Corps. No. 10. w. r. c.. will
meet tomorrow for its annual election
| of officers. At its recent meeting, at G.
A. r. Hall, Mrs. Jennie Tompson, de-
partment inspecting officer compli-
! mented the corps for its efficiency.
T. C. CLUB
The art section of the Twentieth Gen.
| fury Club will meet Thursday at
| o'clock at the home of Mrs. Dayton
Ward, 1859 Columbia road. The sub
| ject. "Bellini and Giorgione," will be
treated by Mrs. Otto L. veerhofr.
pio do 1aDeiro has thirty-flye motion
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Have Returned From New
York.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Manchein Niven
have returned from New York and are
now at their home on Braddock
Heights, Va.
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Warren gave a recitation and William
Hopkins presented an illustrated chart
which he had made of the state seal of
Pennsylvania, and told of it's origin.
Mrs. A. A. Birney gave a helpful adj
dress on 1.-The Message of Kind Deeds. -
Constitution Chapter. D. A. R., brought
greetings The society gave a Thanks
giving entertainment to the children of
the Bruen Home, when Donald Hipkins
played mandolin solos. Howard Somer-
veil recited. Elizabeth Sigsbee Small
and Elizabeth and Catherine Wrenn
danced, and Mrs. Flora Hanson enter
tanned the children with humorous
greetings. after which all enjoyed a
candy treat. Dorothy Smith. Frederick
and Theodore Hanson brought scrap
books for the Children's Hospital.
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Entertained at Bridge Yester.
day.

Miss Marjorie Russ entertained at
bridge party, followed by tea, yesterday
afternoon at her home on Mintwood place.
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ARR RR A

ABRACADABRA.
The Abracadabra Club met Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. B. J. Price. 1892
LIST street northwest. President DIR. c.
NJ Brumbaugh presiding In response
to roll call, short stories were told by
the members. Prof. H. C. Kirk gave an
account of the Walker expedition to
Central America for the purpose of
setting up a new republic in Nicaragua
a generation or two ago. This was dis
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA D. A. r.
The state regent, Mrs. Frank A.
Greenawalt, has called a meeting of the
District of Columbia Daughters of the
American Revolution, at Memorial Con-
tinental Hall. Friday. at 2:30 pm, for
the revision Of the bylaws. All Daugh-
tiers are urged to be present.
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was entertained at luncheon and bridge
by Mrs. s. Richard at her home.
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Rio de Janeiro has thirty-flve motion
picture theaters.
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Mrs. Maurice Rosenberg has Joined her
mother, Mrs. A. Cohn, who is spending
some time in Atlantic City.
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Miss Gertrude Rothschild returned to
New York the early part of the week
after visiting friends in the city.
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Cohen. The executive committee is
composed of Misses NJ. HUT. r. Blum
and K. Levin and Messrs. S. Karmel
and H. Bush. Lillian Karmel. Gertie
Levy and Fannie Underburgh consti-
tute the literary committee.
Sixty members have been listed on
the roll. The club was organized at
the home Of Miss Lillian Karmel. 1906
9Th street northwest, and its current
meeting was held at 1902 Columbia
road.
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Miss Beatrice katz returned to her
home in Baltimore Monday after spend
ing a week with Miss Eleanor Selinger.
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= The Misses Morris entertained at ten
tables Of bridge at their homo on 18th
street Tuesday evening for the benefit Of
the war fund.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB.
WHEEL CLUB.

Mrs. Florence Whitney, 1884 Euclid
street. entertained the Florence Crit
tenton Wheel Club Thursday at lunch
con.
Covers were laid for twenty. The
afternoon was spent in sewing for the
Crittenton bazaar. and Mrs. Story, the
hub" of the wheel, continued the
reading aloud from Anna Howard
Shaw.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sanders are
spending the week end at Old Point
Comfort, Va.
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Mrs. Louis Koenigsberger has returned
to New York after spending two weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Charles Kaufman.
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Mrs. Leonard Schloss and children are
in New York with Mrs. Schloss' mother,
Mrs. A Moses.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. Jonas have returned
to their home in Nashville, Tenn, after
spending some time in the city with
their daughters, Mrs Myer Fellheimer
and Mrs. J. D. Kaufman.
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Mrs. Blanche Meyer returns to her
home in New York today after spending
several months with Miss Della Fishel
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The Rev. DR.. Joseph Krauskopf of
Philadelphia Is the weekend guest of
friends in the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs d. j. Kaufman have re-
turned to the city after spending several
days In philadelphia during the week.
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K. MONTGOMERY CHAPTER, D. A. F

K. MONTGOMERY CHAPTER, D. A. Il.
Katherine Montgomery Chapter, D. A.
r., held its November meeting at the
residence of Mrs. ]. D. Croissant, re-
gent Three new members were ad-
mitted Money was appropriated for
Continental Hall and for Berea Col
lege, a school for mountain whites. 1t
was voted to make little Miss Backus,
baby daughter of the chapters vice
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Mrs. Harry Hahn and children leave
today to spend several weeks in Phila-
delphia with Mrs. Hahn's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chapman Raphael.
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F. P. Duggan of Lewistown, Pa. first
vice president of the Pennsylvania Gas
Association. accompanied by Mrs. Dug
gan, who attended the sessions of the
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Mrs. A. Brylawski and daughter. Miss
Hortense Brylawski. have returned after
a stay Of several weeks in Chicago.
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T. c. CLUB.
The art section of the Twentieth Gen.
fury Club will meet Thursday at j
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Dayton
Ward, 1859 Columbia road. The sub
ject, "'Bellini and Giorgione," will be
treated by Mrs. Otto L. Veerhofr.