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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28
FERDINAND The STATESMAN
The career OF Ferdinand. csar Of

The career OF Ferdinand, cxar OF
the Bulgarians. has been q PandorA's
box Of surprises from the August day
twenty-eight years ago when he -
cretly left his home In Coburg. sailed
down the Danube with q few faithful
companions and entered Sofia with
out asking permission Of any of the
European powers for liberty to ac-
cept the offer of the people OF this
Turkish province to become their
ruler. But the greatest surprise has
been his ability to hoodwink the
statesmen of Great Britain, Russia.
France and Italy for over q year with
the idea that any arrangement could
be devised through which he could be
persuaded to Join them In carrying
out their plans OF this war.
A perfumed dandy, his long. slen-
der fingers carefully manicured and
loaded with rings, credited with spend
ing $500 upon dressing gown, con-
noisseur In the dainty garments OF
ladies and an authority on precious
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

his adding profits automobile catalogues
knowing full well that the win promptly about their ordained tax
matches which
have chickens running place
dollars month"; points hire
somebody ship with spring
oodsuns would that
q burden
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28


He
right Many Bismarck
diplomat but that he diplomatic
he be o
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1915-10-28

There are ants In Mexico. colonies
Of which will attack q hive u bsss
and destroy 1t In 4 night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
The Country F'ete.

Plans have been completed for tho
country fete for the benefit Of the Work.
ing Boys Home to be held at Connec-
ticut avenue and Albemarle street next
Saturday afternoon. Both the Marine
Band and the Fort Myer Band have
volunteered their services and music
will be one of the most delightful
features of the day. Supper will be
served at small tables at Z o'clock, and
reservations may be made in advance
with Mrs. Francis Ruggles. 1701 Con-
necticut avenue.
There will be a fortune telling booth
in charge of Miss Flora Wilson, who
not only will read hands herself, but
will have a number of assistants. Mrs.
Randall Hagner has arranged for tin
types to be taken and finished on the
spot by an able photographer.
Mrs Cary Langhorne has secured a
large number OF Shetland ponies so
that there will be plenty for all the
children to ride.
Mrs. George Odell will have charge
of fair young vendors of wares. The
fete will open at 3 o'clock and last
throughout the afternoon and into the
evening for those who stay for supper.
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Hostess at Luncheon and
Cards.

Mrs James Fitz Gibbons entertained
the Chevy Chase Five hundred Club at
luncheon last Thursday in honor of her
house guest, Miss Ruth Vipond Eide of
Dubuque, Iowa Cards followed and
the prizes were won by Mrs. William
Burrell, Mrs. Charles Jones and Mrs.
J. K Webster. Those present were
Mrs Harold Doyle, Mrs. ]. K. Webster.
Mrs. Edmond Brady, Mrs. R. W. Cramp-
ton, Mrs P. R. knowlton, Mrs. William
Burrell. Mrs. A. Pond, Mrs. Abner
Ferguson, Mrs. B. w. Chiswell Mrs.
Arthur Hales. Mrs. Henri Pithea, Mrs.
E. T. Miller, Mrs. William Nye. Mrs,
Charles Jones, Mrs. r. Swoop, Mrs. Will
liam Forbert and Mrs. Ralph Flee
hsrty. The next meeting will be at
tr home of Mrs. Arthur Hales.
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Social Activities.

Mrs. William Kent left Washington
THURSDAY for Chicago, where she will join
Representative Kent. and with him go to
California. The Kent home, which is the
roomy ld-fashioned house at the corner
Of 10th and F streets, bought some time
ago by Representative Augustus P. Gard
ner, will be kept open until after the
middle Of June when the younger men,
bers Of the family and their soverness
will go TO California to remain until
autumn.
Mr. and Mrs I.arz Anderson had as
her guests last week Mrs. Brandigee of
Boston and her family. They entertained
for Mrs Bra ndige on several occasions.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. William X. Van
Revpen will close their home on 18th
street in June and will go to California
for the summer They will visit the
Panama Pacific exposition Baron and
Baroness Serge Alex korf of Helsngfors.
Finland son-in-law and daughter Of Ad
miral and Mrs. Van Reypen. are in Rus
STA, and will not be able to make their
annual visit 10 this country on account
of the war.
Mrs Daniel C. Roper will entertain at
buffet luncheon Saturday in honor of
Mrs Bryan Several other cabinet women
Will also be guests.
Capt Lewis Hayes Watkins, L. s. A..
whose marriage to Miss Ruth Bliss will
take place Wednesday, will reach Wash
rngton Tuesday, Capt. Watkins has been
relieved from duty at FoH Wayne and
assigned TO temporary duty at Cleveland.
Mrs Edwin c. Swift has sent out cards
announcing the marriage of her daughter.
Mir 'iarance Moore, and Axel Wichfeld
of Denmark. May /. in this city The
announcements served to put society folk
right III the way Of spelling and pro-
nounoing the bridegrooms name. which
Is nc; familiar one here. and had been
considerably distorted through mistakes.
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson will
leave Washington May l6 or IL on their
houseboaf. the E. erglades. for a cruise
which VIII occupy their time until June
week at Annapolis when the Everglades
will put in there for the ceremonies of
the week. After that Col. and Mrs.
Thompson Will go to their summer home.
Miss Marion s Scott OF Chicago, who
was the guest last week of Miss Louise
Delano and Miss Laura Delano. at their
home on 18th street has gone to New
York to visit before returning to her
home in Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
Engagements.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward j. MoQuade
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Edythe Nevins. and Mr..
George Hudson Fort. ensign. U. Q. N.
Mr.. Fort 10 now attached to the q. Q. g.
Utah.
DR.. and Mrs Warren Powsrs Laird
Of Merton, Pa. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter. Mary Hall, a
deoutante OF this season, and Mr.. John
Dashiell Myers Of Philadelphia. former
" Of this city. Mr.. Myers Is the son
Of Mr.. and Mira. George N. Myers of
this city, and 10 q graduate Of George
town University.
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knee-length tunic and surplice bodice,
the v opening edged with crepe-cov-
cred buttons and opening over folds of
filmy lace and net.
Mrs Draper. widow of former am
bassador to Italy, wears a becoming
suit of French gray ribbed silk, made
with hip-length coat and moderately
full skirt. Both coat and skirt are
trimmed down the front with two
rows of motifs made of little squares
Of fringe. which extend on either side
of the coat opening and the central
seam of the skirt, each little square of
fringe being topped off with a bit of
fancy braid.
Deep flaps to the hip pockets, revers
and collar and cuffs are deliberately
embroidered in gray silk cord of the
same shade as the suit, and revers of
beautiful cream lace fall over the en-
with this hat of lilac tulle trimmed
with bows Of tulle and variegated pan
sizes In shades of purple.
Miss Margaret Draper wears a smart
little gown of dark blue taffeta, made
with long
Miss Draper Wearing full tunic,
q Rluo Tofa+a edged with
quilli gs of
taffeta and under the tunic is a deep
knife pleating which finishes the gown
at the bottom.
The edges of the surplfce bodice are
trimmed all around with quillings Of
taffeta and she wears a picturesque
hat of black erin. trimmed with blue
ribbon velvet and clusters of purple
violets
Miss Gwynn looks very smart in
dark blue gabardine suit. the skirt be-
ing cut in a manner suggestive of the
bell skirt, SO popular some years back
clusters of pleats being laid and
stretched fat till near the bottom,
where they are allowed to flare; also
the cutting Of seams is with the flare
toward the bottom. both carrying the
bell idea.
The eton jacket has a coat tail in the
back. a narrow belt being put on where
coat and the enlarged habit back, as it
black bone buttons ornamenting the
belt.
The front of the little coatee has
revers faced with white taffeta silk
edged with a stripe of black and pale
blue, and there Is a square sailor COL
lar. also faced with the white striped
taffeta A wide girdle of the cloth
stretches across the front at the waist
line, being drawn together in the cen
ter with cord and tassels. the former
being loosely tied, and the tassels,
which are of beads, falling at liberty
in the front
Miss Gwynn wears with this modish
suit close-fitting hat of glazed straw.
trimmed on one side with outstanding
goura feathers.
II r.
Miss Laura Delano has a charming
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Hostess at Card Party.

Miss Virginia w. Price, 1904 East
Capitol street, entertained at five hun
dred last Thursday evening. Those
present we're Misses Margaret Gaddis.
Sally Worley. Mildred Martin. Louise
Schul, Louise Berner, Veryl E. Watson.
Helen Clark, Esther Armstrong. Anna
Price and Virginia Price. and Messrs.
Nat L. worley. Robert Jones, Willis
Hurd. Robert Hurd. John Thomas,
Simeon L. Price. Calvert Williams,
Preston Williams. Milward Riker. Her
bert Sink and Lieut.. Russell Patterson,
U. S. A. Prizes were won by Miss Mar
tin and Mr.. Jones.
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Navy and Marine Corps Notes.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. w H. H.
Switzerland. accompanied by Miss Har-
riet Switzerland, will spend the sum-
mer at Nahant in order to be near
their daughter, Mrs. Louis Bacon of
Boston, who has one of the handsomest
cottages at this Massachusetts, resort.
Mai Albert S. McLemore. L. S. NJ. c..
and wife will spend the greater por-
ton of the warm weather in their
charming cottage at 1878 Northamp-
ton street. Chevy Chase.
Paymaster and Mrs DIV. Chadwick
are at 1919 Livingston street, Chevy
Chase, while the former is on duty in
the bureau of supplies and accounts.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Sparrow
! have an apartment at the Ontario.
Assistant Paymaster William A.
Cover. L. s. n. who has been on sea
duty for the past three years. has just
been ordered to the lakes. After a
months leave of absence spent in this
city with his wife, who has made her
during her husbands absence, Pay
master Cover left Tuesday for his new
post, where Mrs. Cover will shortly
join him.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Zane have had
their daughter. Mrs Earle, visiting
them at their home, 1854 Lanier place.
Maj ana Mrs. H. c. Reisinger have
had an apartment at the Westmore-
land since the former was assigned to
duty as assistant paymaster of the
Marine Corps.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Upshur will
spend the summer among the Berk-
shire hills. making their headquarters
at Lenox..
Commander and Mrs. Barroll will re-
main in the city until next month.
! when they will go to Danbury, Conn.
to spend the summer with Mrs. Barrolrs
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt
Comma nder and Mrs. ]. H. Sypher
are at 2949 Newark street. Cleveland
Park, while the commander is on spe-
cial duty at the Navy Department.
Commander NJ. E. French, U. S. n,
recently detailed to duty at the bureau
of navigation, has been ordered to sea
duty. For the present Mrs. French will
remain al their apartment at the Wood
i ward.
! Rear Admiral Charles f Fox is
| slowly recovering from his recent Sc
| we're illness at his home, 1857 street
! Capt. and Mrs Leo Miner are at 1896
Vernon street northwest
| Pay Director Stephen Rand, who has
! been i'll for some time at his residence
1925 18th street. is now somewhat i'm
| proved.
Pay Director ]. H. watmough. U. S
", retired, and wife have given up
, their / street residence and are now
comfortably installed in their hand
| some new home, 2144 Wyoming ave-
nue..
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. J. Harvey
Tomb gave a launch party last week
in honor of Miss Dearborn Of Boston,
| who at the time was visiting Mrs. ]
! row. wife of Lieut.. Commander Spar
| row of the navy, was one of the guests
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Horse1ShowBs Breakfast.

Nh W1niam "A. Emo WIN ~ host for
more than two hundred guests At 1
breakfast at O'Clock today ae tbs Rid
ing and Hunt Club. on p street. Tha
o'clock. mounted for q ride over the
picturesque bride paths in and about
Washington. and will again meet at
tho club for the breakfast Tho sight
will be an inspiring one for lovers OF
horses, as tho start 10 made. and wi III
be given the proper atmosphere OF
sport at the breakfast with all the
guests in riding habit.
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Personals.

Miss Jennie Rice of Chicago is the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs, Isaac Behrend
Of 1854 Mintwood place.
Mrs Herbert Rich and young son
Herbert returned to their home on
Mount Pleasant street Monday last
after a four-week stay in Baltimore
as the guests of Mrs. Rich's parents
MFR. and Mrs. A. Frank
Mrs Sol Minister has returned from
two-week visit in Chicago. where she
was the guest of her mother. Mrs. Carl
Auerbach o: Grand boulevard. and to
attend the wedding ot her sister Edith
and Mr.. Daniel Fishell.
Mrs William Garner of Newport
News. Va. has been spending the past
two weeks with her mother, Mrs. n
Peyser of the Stafford.
Mrs E. A. Straus. formerly of Rich
mond, Va. is now residing in this city
with her father, Mr.. julius Baumgar-
ten OF the Winchester. 18th street.
Rev. and Mrs Louis Stern. who have
been at the Hotel Rudolf for the past
two weeks, returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Wollberg. the
latter formerly Miss Eta Simon OF
place in April. have taken an apart
ment in the Tulane. 18th street north
west
Mr. and Mrs. James Lansburgh are
spending a short time in Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. Albert Gottlieb of Patchogue. l..
l., is spending two weeks with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Rappaport OF
Columbia road.
Mrs. Meyer Fellheimer of California
atreet has as her guest her cousin,
Miss Helen Lowenstein of Nashville,
Tenn.
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club
met at the washington Suburban Club
for luncheon and bridge Tuesday. MRS
Meyer Nordlinger was hostess for the
afternoon.
In the party were Mrs. Harry King,
Mrs Henry Kaufman, Mrs. Gerson
Nordlinger, Mrs Sidney H. Reisen-
stein, Mrs. Salvador g. Richard, Mrs
Simon Kann. Mrs. Philip King and MRS.
Meyer Eordlinger.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Rose of 1883 Lamont
street are spending a while in Atlantic
City.
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club
met at the Washington Suburban Cluo
FRIDAY afternoon for bridge. Tea was
served, Mrs. Sol Minister acting as
hostess. There were two tables.
Mrs. NJ. Cohen is the guest OF her
Aaurhters Mrs KATE and Mrs. Panitz
At their homes in Baltimore.
Mrs. A. Marx of Norfolk. Va. is the
ruest of her sister, Mrs. Louis kann'
Of Park road
Mrs. F.. Ball of Philadelphia is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Samuei
Greenba UNI, of 25th street.
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Eiseman OF
1133 Columbia road announce the en-
easement OF their daughter, Jean.
nette, and Mr.. Million L. Goldsmith OF
this city.
Mrs oscar Lazarus OF Brooklyn,
n v formerly Miss Pauline kronhelm
Of this city, is the guest or her rather.
Hr. ]. Kronheim of Belmont street.
Mrs Abe Cohn and daughter. Miss
Louise Cohn. of Pittsburgh. who nave
been spending some time IN Atlantrc
CITY. are the guests of Mrs X. d.
Lyon of 27th street
Miss Margaret Greenhoot Of Esea.
Haba Mich. is the guest OF MISS neieh
Fischer of Lanier place.
The Thursday Afternoon Embroidery
Circle was entertained TINS week at
luncheon by Mrs. Abe King at her
Apartment in the Haddington, Biitmore
street
Mrs. Lee Kerngood of Baltimore is
the week lend guest of her Tother. Mrs.
~ Herman Of Park road.
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fund. are the French amhasss6us Mr.
william Jennings Bryan. the Misses
Mackay Smith ana Mr.. wirfamsP. Emo
The patronesses include Mr.. George
Cabot Lodge, Miss Mabel z. Bosrdma n.
Mrs. Charles McCawley, Mr1 Horace
Wiley. Miss Emily Tuckeyman, Misses
Patten. Mrs william Ittaner, Miss
Ernst. Mrs. Garrison McC1in3ock. Mrs.
Harriet Blaine BealeS Mrs.. IAW9encs
Townsend. Mr.. John BoIe. and Mrs.
Edward Mitchell
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Have Returned to Their
Homes.

Mrs. Howard O. Cook has returned TO
the city after spending month at At
lantic City over the Easter holidays
and IN New York city.
to the city Monday after delightful
visit to New York and Massachusetts.
was one of the guests at recent
luncheon given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed =
ward Foster Of New York at the Hotel
Touraine, Boston
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Reyburn Burk-
I'm. the latter formerly Miss May Win
sor Wilson. have returned from thar
weddtg trip.
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To Aid Ambulance Fund.

Among those who have taken boxes
for the Opium Pipe" which will be
given tomorrow night at tho Belasoo
in aid of the French motor ambulance
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Luncheon Today.

Mrs George Dunlop will give a.
luncheon today in honor Of Mrs, Ingiis
Of Baltimore, who is the Weekend
Uusst Mr.. and Mrs. Reeve Lsvts.
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gown of black and white striped
chiffon, the
Miss Laura Delano stripes being
in Black and White. aDou' =. mt" -

belt, and trimmed near the bottom with
two waving bands of black taffeta.
A taffeta girdle. and black hat
faced with white and trimmed with
white flowers still further carries out
the magpie effect, which is as simple
as it is smart.
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Gowns and Their Wearers.

Nine Hauge, widow of the late Nor
wegian minister wears very smart
gown of dark
Nine. Hauge Wears blue tafreta.
p, r.r4 made with a
"e double tun c
the upper one reaching to the knees,
and the under one within a foot of the
bottom of the gown. and each edged
with nife-pleated ruff1e about a
foot in depth. Small taffeta buttons
define the side seams.
The bodice is of dark blue chiffon
trimmed with two-inch band of tat
feta along the front edge, which opens
net, the under sleeves being also of the
white net.
Her hat with this gown is a round
straw of deep rich purple encircled
about the crown with wreath of
purple and blue morning glories.
Nine. Riano. wife of the Spanish am
bassador, wears an effective gown Of
musta rd -colored satin combined with
chiffon of deeper shade of yellow, al
most an orange, which is brocaded in
pale blue and silver. The satin forms
the raglan sleeves, the embossed chif-
fon extending in a point up the back
between the shoulders. and below the
girdle being draped in an overskirt
over an underskirt of the mustard satin.
The v opening of the neck is trim
med on both sides with gold lace about
an inch wide, and Nine. Riano wears
with this gown a black hat with wide,
fiat lace rim.
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of a dark blue
Mrs, CroZierS Smart gown of taffeta
nj d., o. and chiffon com :
LAIN oAue 0o"n bined with bro
cade. and hat to correspond of blue
tulle and gay posies.
The gown is made with bodice Of dark
blue chiffon over brocaded blue satin.
and the edges OF the surplice folds
on either side. where they open over a v
filed in with cream lace. are ha nded
with embroidery done in silk thread-a
band about two inches wide, the same
trimming forming also collars and cuffs
The full skirt Is made with striped
tafeta Of dark blue and black
| which is gathered on to a h.p-yoke OF
dark blue chiffon over foundation
of blue brocade. Mrs. Crozier's hat
! is a sailor shape with transparent brin
| of dark blue chiffon or tulle and crown
wade completely of anemones in lovely
shades of pink and red. the flowers
being yelled with one thickness of blue
tulle.
| Flowers of gay colors are popular
this spring and red and bright blue
are favorites. Mrs. Gist Blair wears q
mediumly large black hat. trimmed
with red and white peoples. which IL
! effective with a putty-colored clotf
suit made after q modified directoire
street model.
Mrs George Howard, who is fortu-
enough IN ocn,,jro bats that are
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Mrs. Towards Hats
Always Becoming.

not only ex-
Mrs. Towards Hats tremely smart,
Always Becoming. coming =, well
has black glazed straw. which fts
snugly to tho head. but is bent at va
nous taunty angles. and which Is
trimmed high on the crown with vivid
blue passion flowers
Another small and smart black hat
worn by Mrs. Howard Is a close fitting
oblong shape, also trimmed high up
on the crown. the flowers on it being
large. summery-looking roses Of the
real deep rose shade. combined with
big white flowers, and Mrs. Howard
wears with this hat a neck scarf Of
tailless ermine. With a big picture
hat OF white chiffon faced with blue
Mrs. Howard wears a scarf OF fisher
fur. the fashion this season being to
combine fur nickpieces with straw
and tulle hats.
of small petals of white tulle chif
fon. made to resemble the petals of a
flower. the upper side being fiat and
resembling a full-blown flower. 1t
is tilted up high on one side revealing
q facing Of vivid kings blue neapoli-
tan braid.
The Same blue Is carried out in the
costume by a very closely rolled para
sol or umbrella, which Is SO small in
circumference that 1t appears at first
glance to be cane. The ferrule at
the end Is a bright vermilion.
When wearing this hat and carrying
this parasol with a white suit or frock
Mrs. Howard carries out the sugges-
ton of deep blue still farther by wear
ing only sapphires set with diamonds
as her jewels.
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Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. J. Harvey
Tomb gave a launch party last week
in honor of Miss Dearborn of Boston.
who at the time was visiting Mrs. j.
Eakin Gadsby. Mrs. Herbert G. Spar
row, wife of Lieut.. Commander Spar
row Of the navy. was one Of the guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09

Miss Margaret Greenhoot OF Esca-
saba. Mich is the guest OF MISS Heieh
Fischer of Lanier place.
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Mrs. stephen B. Eixins wears a very
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Pay Director ]. H. Watmough. U. S.
", retired, and wife have given up
their / street residence and are now
comfortably installed in their hand
some new home, 2144 Wyoming ave-
nue..
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Miss Laura Delano has charming
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Mrs Abe Cohn and daughter, Miss
Louise Cohn of Pittsburgh. who nave
CITY are the guests of Mrs. r. b.
LYON of 27th street.
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The Thursday Afternoon Embroidery
Circle was entertained this week at
luncheon by Mrs. Abe King at her
apartment in the Haddington, Biltmore
street.
Mrs Lee Kerngood of Baltimore is
the weekend guest Of her Tother. MRS.
n Herman Of Park road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09

Miss Jennie Rice of Chicago is the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs Isaac Behrend
Of 1854 Mintwood place.
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NJ. oscar Lazarus Of Brooklyn.
n y. formerly Miss Pauline Kronheim
AZ This CITY, is the guest Of her father.
NJ Il Kronheim of Belmont street
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Pay Director Stephen Rand, who has
been ill for some time al his residence,
1925 18th street. is now somewhat i'm
proved.