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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
SnOeNf6ne.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
NeFnnntmndlnnnrn.
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y O. n e. 2l. Nufuur 1915.
Die GtrlBcuourOhruc1s 0oumindrc IN Der
ginot Baltimore MAIDEN hcrmit bcidnni 0nB
uamoem nc inrc Saueue iibcr sic GuiAd0iaui'
QeH, llnloiicu nm gSerOcgb0DuuAen bcSiQl0
ocr GrnocmniruHu, VfuiinLng unO gcrbrcitc'
fina bon jwri snepe, pic parallel 81 ano lilo.
icctlidl uun SrHio NinlNUcluc nrn rciliiuinis
llm 5u nno nDrowtital upn Nnnrrae ztraRc
llcacn, Die crile bela0icr glucna loN cpa 40
0u6 brett no Die 3luciie bciagier NucOs lol
Gina 3 sun hrei lCin. uCblt 0cn fdrdui bc.
3iialidlcH cuaOniiGen uno corrateH cri.dren
0eu 4dncu rcpi0iri ndbeu. gcnldb ocn 2}ot
4 riiicn oca Charters Der Sia0i Ga imorc nuo
Der am TO- Snni 1914 umcr5eiMncicu &crnroi
nuna er i6b ocs N0Oors mo SiOnirnibe,
lc 0ietmi N0tl3 pchcn. ndB bclQqic Inbclc
mo Nare anl oiclc lSciic Douen0ci uno be-
GlnuOiai porocn iii uHn ouB Der WiaOor uuD
Sidoruib bon Baltimore oocr irqeno pclche
GeriOn oOcr &crioueu, Corporation o0cr 0nrs
poraiioncu. Die init ocn 3uipuh Der Gui
ihdoiauu8cH oocy dnicrleaeu @3criOcrbdbuns
Qen. mic bier gcnnnni, unsurleoen iino. in-
ucrbQlb breiBi0 (30) LGQen pom dmciunos
5iunn5ncn sage I'M 7nnnar 1915, oem Eaium
ocr criicn bon ms crlniicncn &cr0iieHii6ung
ocicr 4ot6 0agcaeu 0urn driitlidc &ci,iipu
an 0ns Baltimore SdntQcridt dppcnircn m0.
gen inoem iie oae @gri6i nm cine Rouiiiou
oclichcn dnoc9en.
Gn1cnc g. Wrnnnnn,
SDlu g. Scnfjro,
9artn u. Ncmlcg,
Gnocuc 8. &ooacrs,
(5an22 29.Sc05I2) Glesf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22

Siinnum9 oc9 oeittiHcn &olfcs pcr,
langt, oaB Die 9l6redning nit allen
orei 6einoen cine griinolihe it, ooB
niht BON 6ricocn oic 9ieoc icin fon1
bis Gultidlan0 IND Scitcrreid.lln.
gorn iolbc 6ricOcus6eOingngcu Oif4
tircn fouuen, Die ben 0oueruocn Sre.
Oea gemd6rlciiicn. lln0 elm iolc6cr
6ricOcn fonu mn garobrleiitet uer-
0en ourb bic ghlii6eihmg OcS ruiii-
ihen aoloiies in fIeincrc iel6irtou-
0igc Staaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
Vn1cHc y, WDo1eFs,
l,anaO. 0.6eb2.W


Gc9artcmcnt fir Biicnnide @er6riierunacH.
iKicr.cegnrtcmcnt ocs Stao.s5n1enenrs
iuOre Nio., d. NauuGr 1915.
Nm 9ile, ole cs anGcbt
95 miro hiermt Qcmdb ben gb6niicn SO Y
u1n So Ocs Baltimore Staot0Dnrtets pciann
gcma6i, bar Die RilnicrHl9a 0omMllllon oet
Sidoi baltimore ndt ocm L. Nlarj 1913 be-
Qiluel uiro. bic uaNQcunl!icn StrnGcn lnO
elNch nit Mooerncm Niaicria 6u pildlicsn, neu
AT pNcllcrn un0 ucl 3u bclc8cn Nuc @crlpncA
uno Ourpurntlorcf lpcrccu nCebnib nniAclorocri,
GrGubuGieue fnr aue glrbclicn 81 lolcn uno
nieic Dor Dem /. 0idr3 1915 IN bceincn Die
in rQcno eincr gecie sic gul0rabun8 noer
2luircBnnN na6QcaGnntcr Sitdncn ooer Mucg
pbcr clne5 Gbcilcs ocriclbcu noibiN Wdbch
ndnicn nadacm Tie dui io.0e 2Scilc gcpla'
Sic O0cn cimdbnicu Sirnbcn uno sllcO I'm
2cmbcto,Str., BON &dc0 ctr. Bis Qoptlns 8lucc
Baltimore. Str., bonn NrodhpnQ bis 5u ciren
prcn3cnb an 0cH tYnuslu0p.
UnlterusslDc., bonn NroaoUuO bis Battlefront
Pnri9lpcnuc
Coitcrn.9loe., bon Gairooo.9lpc. bis 5lir 5ili0cu
Stnoiarcn5c,
Nnticrion.@f sglre, bon GrattGtr Bis @cr.Gt
NlcrccssStr. bon QiQbisStr bis 0oiOcrtSir
gGutersGtr., bon SiQbiaSir bis Ga!ocrisStr.
srnutetr, BON 2adier'Sty bic NcrmcnSir
0eliiuaalucrtb.S!r bon Somodro'Sir. BIC sur
miac.silspr bon cerman.str. rc0tpiufIio sur
$. @i Gicgon.
iSnGenieur.
2m 9ultraec Der Qi'ditcrungs'G GommIlion oer
d. oell6 Compton,
NOrIbcr NIB conlultirenOcr 1nGenlcur.
tSantt lS,25,6cpl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22

Gg narb ra0 fbnercm ococn I'M 50 sc
bcrSiQbrc Nnna Winrin Gibrrslird, geie5ic
G0iiiu bon leni Gibcyaiir6 Sic Ncctnl0uHa
f.noci iiati am GGmfan. ben %. Nanunr. SOr
miiiaQs Siz lbr pom ImncrDanic yr. 2ilO,
yNtrcius@;rnnc, BON on aus 81 Der IA belligen
gobhclfcr.NlrC1e no nm llbr cine NeQllieni'
Weiic fir br sceen0eil gclelen miro. Nciic
tuna iiroet iioli ani tcm sSpnnie Erae'Nrico'
Hofc" (<lu2i i--23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
Gnphia g0aibner.

Gs iiar6 ON 90 Snnuor 1918 IN i1rcr gSo6
nung. MiroiDr Wiin 9uab MD 6Drcii'glucnAc,
sophia geniDucr, 0e.ichic @oitiu bon Charles
49, l8aiorcr. ililo Iodter Der OeriorpencH
,y0cob uuo 9aiDerlnc Silt in iDren 6s Sc
nqnsiahrc Nie NccIoAnna iinoei am Snns'
tao, 23 Sarunr 1919. 10 llhr OlordenS. BON
p6per gorcc. aus nati (Son22 23)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
Sbattel QOan glilUciatiuu,

VTOTTT WTNlN, INN-l WV7WNll8W0Ter.
8iunnet 22N, a3i mo 2S3 O. EiodmerD.
aNnylt.lsde NnDqte, iio ct. Nnnr5fr.
|arlcbcn bon $40 bis $500 auf la1hcl Nius
NOS etc. cbnc 0nlcruunN oclirlbcu gelctl4c
Haisu lstcine &ubetel). (NoDl--14e)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
sarcan Der sroesnoarabruds.eomm

baltimore. rs. Saunur 1913.
Sic GfrdBen0ur3bruc1s Gpnnliiarc In 0cr
eiaot baltimore mancu bicrmlt beiauri Dab.
nacOcm lle iDre lnbcue hber ole GulOooi0un
Nen lni0iicn uno gScrlbelb01uugcn hcjNai0
Scr ConocmnlrHna Auo GrVilniug Der @oiomat.
&irnRc GO 5ub brelD BON Der Noroieie Der
SdOeitcseitdbe bis 3u Snooitieife oer @bilas
ocpbias9lpenuc. ncbIi Den narani bejigll6cn
cabQl i9en uno corrigirien crIldreHocn >lu
ucu rCOiort Dabci GcudB oeH Sorlhriien nc9
0blrietS Der Stnoi tuliimorc nno Der am
80 Guni 1914 uHier3eihHcten @erOtouunB 9lr
500 oea WdqCv9 NIB @ldoiraits.
ic biernii 9ioii5 aeDen fdb telaQte Inbeue
gno Mcrte nui bieie 2Sete Ooieaost uno bee
Wunbigi mOrocN it lno cGb ocl .VioOor nm
Siuoiraib pon Baltimore, oocr Irnsno nelhc
Rerlou c5cr &erionct Oorp0luiOH ooer Cor
pofaiiou1n. Die nit Dem 3iipra@ Der Snis
ichdogun9eil oScr oulerleglcn SSeuperlopun'
Gcii luie bicc gcnnnni. un6riricoen HID. me
ncrpalb orcibig (30) lagen, bonn nean5eBnitn
Sage i'm 1nnuar 1915, ocnl GdiuM Der crllcH
bon ms eridiignen &erdicntihung oeicr Ncs
ii8, tnaegen ourd i1riiilicbe &cltion an ons
baltimore Siaotneriht nppclircn m0gcn, lus
DEM i.c oae @cri0i nm cine 3lepton ocrlclbcI
Guncnc g. Grauunu,
Iufn g. Gdniuyn
Nnrrp u NcmlcD,
GonWiid-c
Guacnc y. Moogers,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
Baltimore Gcmetcrh.

WNrCau: NaNpt0iHoau0 Yirftb.Yucnut, BNlin
pOn Dcr %dg, etrakc.
Nc0rdbniBplabe 90 oerianeH bon S25 an
Gciion p9e", unicr ifnmcn0d0renoer 9luilidt,
500. Baum ilr etl1dle Grdber 4olieh,
ircie VcratunA oer Stnpele. ttiNN
Nu3crnclnabcns@n iett offence
(Sunii0.lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
Tinnu5s Ocpnriemcnt.
GHrcnr oc3 GtnotgagcrhaNc,Gcr Gcrwaltcre.
VT I'll Nnnrl- nIlh. .trniir

@uItimure Mo. 90 Sdnuar 1915.
Gcrilcec.ie ginQcboie nit Der guiihrii &rps
roiai5 ior Cotton Sirlps ot Gin siprclecpcr"
NIB aoieiiiri an ocn ,Goaro Of glraroa. care
OF GiNnr0 0luinu Gin Nepiiicr Gin 0all,
Baltimore DO. iperoen- bis ll1r Gormit'
eresiiifnfinrcu linn i'm gjircnu 0cs ctaSi.
Nd0crtdis &crr0ltels crbdili6.
2cocm glnqcboi muB Elm bcglauuiqtcr 0bcd
0ce Nieicra fit cinbniocri Nollare (S1O0) an
oen Onpor mo Sidntrni1 bon baltimore.
ourd1 Gin .Geariu9 0ona 0aul" 3ablbar. bcis
gcot iein.
Sic 0ouirQfsG sGc10roc bcndli ild Dns Ncdt
uor irQcno Gin uuo Oilc glugchoie ab5urclieit
@Hr0i6ali in Der ibHdlcu Sorni i'm Neiragc
0es @onigaiic5 bic pom S.qoi @toiuraipr 81
bcdiigen IT, miro BON criolgrei1en &cicr
Ocrlangi.
Charles glilnn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
NaOi0 Snblcr.

+. (sS naubs an e. Nonunr 1915 Gario ,NBt,
Ter. occbtcr @aiic non 0aa 3. Subicy, IN
ieinem r. 0cbcn5inbce sic Accroienrg lin'
oct an Spnnina, "a Nomar. 10 l0r Nsor'
&lncs ans Iiait Giiic fciue &luHen
fSnn)0-o91
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22
THE GREATEST SECRET OF
GERMAN PROGRESS.
BY FRANK KOESTER in THE
FATHERLAND."

The article should be read by
everybody. Millions OF people in
the United States have only a
vague idea of what Germany and
the German government is; this
article will enlighten them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-22

Ginoi0aacrban5
@eiidtiGt;
Sutn Nubczt,
temp. Gr0iioent Der GouiruiiNcb0rOe
(San2f 27:Scb2)
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1915-12-31
December 81, 1915.
SOCIAL NEWS

berg of Edmonton, Alta, Mrs. Abe Yuck>
man of Chicago, and Messrs. Nathan and
Louis Calmenson of WATERFOWL, S. D.
Club Notes.
The Lady Zionists Chapter of the
Hadassah, will give it's 18th annual New
Year Ball Saturday evening, January LIST,
at the Palm Room of the St. Paul Hotel.
The st. Paul Hebrew Institute have
announced that their seventh annual ball
will be given at the Armory Hall, on
Sunday evening" January 18th, 1916.
The Aurora Club will give New
Years Ball at the Junior Pioneer Hall on
Saturday evening, January LIST.
schecfter Memorial Meeting.
On Sunday evening, January 2, at
S:15 there will be memorial services for
the late Dr. Solomon Schechter, Presi-
dent of the Jewish Theological Semin-
airy, leading scholar and great Jew. The
exercises will be held at the Temple of
Aaron at Grotto and Ashland of which
Rabbi A. H. Kahn is in charge. The
speakers will include Rabbits H. Simon,
j. Hurvitz, DR.. l. L. Rypins Rabbi c.
David Matt of Minneapolis, and Rabbi A.
H. Kahn. The last two who were priv
ileged to be the pupils of the lamented
DR.. Schechter, and they will esteem it
a personal courtesy if the attendance
will be worthy of the occasion. Mr.. |.
Ferst of the College Avenue Talmud
Torah will read the Maariv and the Haz-
karas AS a souvenir of the occasion,
those present will receive a handsome
reprint of striking portrait Of DR..
Schechter.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1915-12-31
Zionist News.

The Provisional Executive Committee
for General Zionist Affairs has pleasure
in announcing that the Rev. DR.. Martin
A. Meyer, Rabbi Of Temple Emanuel,
San Francisco, has been elected a mem
Der of the Advisory Council of the Com
mittee, which includes Judge Julian w.
Harvard DR.. Meyer has for many years
maintained a most sympathetic attitude
toward the Zionist movement, and Zion
list circles everywhere will rejoice in the
circumstance that the leadership of the
movement is to have the benefit of the
help and cooperation of one of the
strongest personalities in the American
Jewish ministry and at the same time
one of the foremost figures in the Jewry
of the Pacific Coast
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1915-12-31
PLACE IN THE SUN FOR JEWISH
LORE Is URGED.

"Worthy of Same Treatment Accorded
Greek and Latin in Schools and
Colleges"
St. Louis, NO., Dec. 2S.-The study OF
Jewish history and Jewish literature in
American universities was urged at the
Jewish National Chautauqua association
here last night by Dr. Ahram Simon of
Washington, d. G..
he said, ARE taught much of the litera-
ture of Greece and Rome. If Greek his
tory or Roman literature can be taught
analytically and alphabetically, l see no
danger in a similar treatment of Jewish
history and literature"
The Washington times., 1915-04-30

Eawarto I:a,-sdo second secretary
- fh@ Argentine embassy. enter
tHtnsd = szr-s party at luncheon yes.
tsryisy IN the palm room Of the New
WrTtaEd
The Washington times., 1915-04-30
Items of Interest and Import
ance of Past, Present, and
Future Among Official and
Fashionable Folk.

Frances Miller will leave Washington
tonight for Old Point Comfort, where
they will spend a week at the Chamber
lain Hotel.
Mrs. George Barnett. wife of the com
mandant Of the marine corps, Is spend
ing the day in Baltimore.
- s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Cox, Of New
York, are making a lengthy stay at the
New willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hoppin and Miss
May Hoppin. Of New York. are recent
arrivals of interest at the shoreham.
Herbert II. Brown will pass the week.
end at Old Point Comfort. Va.
Lieut.. Guy Mix. L. S. A.. who Is
spending few days at the Army and
Monday fqf Buffalo. N. Y. He will sail
on May 8 for Panama. where he will be
stationed.
Mrs. Morton l!itchell and Miss
Washington. arrived yesterday and
viii spend the spring at the Shore
ham. ,
s, Or: and Mr.! Mrs; 4; Hollinssworth
New willard
The, Chinese minister and his
daughter, Miss Shah. have left for
Muskogee, Okla. where the former
will address the meeting of the South
ern Commercial Congress in session
there. They will return next weak.
-
Among the prominent Nirsinians
staying at the Shoreham are Mr.. and
Mrs. Page Laughin. of Pittsburgh;
Mrs. r. Hunter Duianey, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick McElhone. Mrs. DabneS
Harrison and Mrs. Philip Walker. OF
Boyce.
Col and Mrs. $. l.. Slocum are max
Ing stay at Hot Springs. Va.
The Washington times., 1915-04-30

worthington Bull. daughter of Prof
and Mrs @. VI. Bull. and. Lieut.. David
I. Hedrick. L. $. N. now serving on
the torpedo destroyer Benham. The The
NJ. II. Gates. In the Chapel of the In
tercession. Trinity parish. In New York
city. The bride was attended by her
sister. Mrs. J. p. Simmons. OF New
York. as matron OF honor, and by Miss
Helen Gastley. of Philadelphia: Miss
Marjorie Bull. of New York, sister OF
the bride: Miss Barbara Bispham, Of
Philadelphia. and Miss Rosamond Hal
pine. of New York. cousin Of the bride.
bridesmaids. The best man was
shin Benham. and the other attendants
were Lieut. T.. ID. McWhorter. COM
manding United States submarine Ga;
Lieut.. r. NJ. Eliot. ir.. United states
steamship McDouSal. and Ensign f. 5.
Craven, United States steamship Nc
Dougal At the conclusion Of the serv-
Ice. according to the regular custom OF
naval weddings. the bride and bride
groom passed down the aisle under the
crossed drawn swords OF the attending
officerA
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth God
dard Binncy. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Binney. of Providence. r. l..
to Barnes Newberry. son of the former
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Tru-
man Newberry. of Detroit. has been set
for June IS. The ceremony. which will
be followed by reception Will take
place at Mr.. Bnney's country place at
Potowomut, r. T.. Mr.. Newberry will
be graduated from Yale in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hamburger, 1886
North avenue. Baltimore. have an
nounced the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Gertrude Hamburger. to
Maurice II. Mazo. of this city.
The marriage of Lieut.. Edward A.
Ostermann. L. S. NJ. G., to Miss
katherine Hockey Walsh. daughter OF
Mr.. ara Mrs. stevenson Hockey Walsh
of Philadelphia, which was solemnized
at noon YESTERDAY at st. Marks Pro-
testant Episcopal Church. Philadelphia
Is of interest to Washington, where MIR
Osterman was stationed for some time
The Rev. Elliot White. rector of the
church. offciated and the bride. wne
was given in marriage by her father
was attended by Mrs. Arturo de Heerer
as matron of honor. The bridesmaids
were Miss Marie Louise Wannamakei
end Miss Josephine Foster. while Miss
Ethel Putler served as flower girl. Maj
SmedIcy Darlington Butler. I. s. NJ. &.
was best man and the ushers were
capt John &. Beaumont. I. s. NJ. G..
Lieut. +. W. Sturdevant. L. S. NJ. &.
George Herbert Walsh and Lieut.
Richard II. Tebbs. ir., L. S. NJ. c.
-
The Washington times., 1915-04-30

HF-r q - rfE
SO ~ .nr 4-.rr- Hr the
-r- rzz- Er- % NJ Mildred
The Washington times., 1915-04-30
Mems Notes and Gossip of the Day
.. In the Smart Set of Washington

Maria Hunt. Mrs. Albert Rust. Miss
Florence Flynn. Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee.
Mrs John Russell. Lieutenant ?. D.
Carlisle. Lieut.. Guy A. Mix, Lieut..
George Easterday. Colonel Clifford,
Commander James Gilmer, Col Edward
Brown, of Atlanta. Ga: Conway Hunt,
and Capt. Ridley Mclean.
Tht Attorney General and Mrs. Greg
ory were hosts at dinner last evening
when their guests were Chief Justice
and Mrs. Seth Shepherd, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Lansing, Mr.. and Mrs. william
Hitz, Mrs. Peyton, Mrs. M. &. Gregory,
G q. Calhoun. and IT. La Rue Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory, who have
leased for the summer the same cottage
at Monterey, Pa, which they occupied
last summer, expect to leave town be-
tween the first and he middle Of June
The Postmaster General and Mrs
Rurleson will be hosts at dinner this
evening.
The Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
Riano entertained thirty guests at din
ner last evening.
Among those attending the Thursday
evening supperdance at the Willard
were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Folk,
Commissioner and Mrs. c. c. McChord.
Miss Margaret McChord. Miss Ruth
Gary. Dubar Dobson, Ralph Hill, Ralph
Coffin, Mrs. W. f. cambridge. Miss
Llise cambridge. OF Kentucky; Miss
Pauline Lockett. Miss Doris Moore.
Miss Margaret Howard, and Richard
Oulahan.
The Washington times., 1915-04-30

Nrs Arthur Wallace Dunn. president
- ~ G@DTEs7pwn Convent Aumnae
AsE0-isti~D. viii entertain Tho commit
t~sE - tha assp riatICn at a buffet Iun, H. =
g-1 t0mnTTOv
The Washington times., 1915-04-30
Dinners and Dances

large ard distinguished company
dined at the Army and Navy club
last night. Among the hosts OF the
evening were Mai. Gen. and Mrs
George Earnett. Paymaster and Mrs.
Emmet c. GudSer Col and Mrs. W
W. Harts. Major r. II. Lowe. Lieu
tenant Page. Commander Jackson.
Col. James -. G'ennon, Herbert H.
Rrown. Lieut. James p. .Murdock,
COL. \. G.. Macomb. and Capt. William
Z. Harllee.
Coi. Ccustantine NJ Perkins enter.
tained Mai; p. F. Ioehridge. general
Meade. L. S. NJ. G.. and Mrs. Meade :
Mrs. Speer. Miss Selia Speer and Lieut..
Leo G. Heffernan. Of the NTH cavalry
stationed at Fort. Myer. The, flower
ladies received silver anchors as souve-
Mrs
capt. and Mrs. Frank S. cocheu had
as their guests at dinner, Col. and Mrs.
samuel ] + Ansen, Msior. and Mrs
Irwin J.. Hunt. Captain and Mrs. Sax
ton. Capt. and Mrs. l.. p. Williamson
and capt. and Mrs. John l.. Dewitt.
Can't. and Mrs. S. j. Bayard Schindel
gave dinner of sixteen, covers and
their guests were Col. and Mrs. r. L.
Davis. capt. and Mrs. Abraham Lott
Lieut. snd Mrs. C.. NJ. Maigne. Mrs.
Csllie Hoke Smith. Col. John Hains
DR.. I. r. Larkin. Angelo Cont. Walter
! Parker and Lieut.. Clement Heth.
Others who dined at the club and
remained for the dance which follow
cd were tho Director General of the
Pan-American Union. John Barrett. Gen
and Mrs. John A. Johnston, Major and
, Mrs. Robert Patterson. Capt and Mrs
Ealph Goldthwaite, Major and Mrs. r,
| w. Albright. Mr.. and Mrs. Massey, Mr..
| and Mrs Nishwitz, Mrs. Adams, Miss
The Washington times., 1915-04-30
Neutrality-suspicious..

wss - K1i7N Baker. dauChte- Of
p at ~ Frank Raker. viii be-
60 tEr n-1d~ ~ ri, hard Wheatley
-sHas -D- q o. y Lewis. I. :. A.
---r~4 0. ia. = y this evening
% o. 'ngs Th@ ceremOnl. VII. .Ch
-.r - 7--Fu--1ad hy tho Re' L. q. r.
rr--~ uW take pIar" at the home
- to --tiS tu IN" pres"rc" Of the
r@-s--. 90 Th@ rro families. Apple
- -E--rr n.0r-Nus and profusi"n
- s--ar- rnHe-s Eh. form the docora-
- -'---a. rerr7,io1 oiI follow The
p - #n HrIT TO E"0 aWaN hy her
sHrr-- 81 r. hn vrI1 bn unattended. will
- -rH - 70 ti's Ss'-n With An HF-
r-a 90 cav e bouquet of or
--srs a-- rna. a. rne vale. Lieut.
loo 4 y &C, as best
- o. BIO --r-le-
ras- RI r-a svrrr1= NE vounE couple
o. - @yr"-s.-" cIdins
- 49, -nr 1-ris VII es- 2 tailor
- 80 30 -=-E higT - <" ana A large
- % -r-- srrzp and nIu" satln They
-a.s r-.lr home n Itca. y \.
- -sE -~~- "f ~" .'"thssm Hotel
90 ~ rr-s as thS s~sn" 81 the mar
- -.r-a-1ar aft-rrnun - Miss Flor
- s-aar. szuEfrsr ~ Mrs NJ
$3.50 = rra H1r"l ellington aud
'0s-r razl Efu-sr- s"u Of the the
49, E-H1- FEE--r. = this .itN The
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r-s----F - 49, RsE Henry l.Iherk.
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- - ---saz--s 80 49, ere d7ess-
- r-a r-Hrrrrrza. Vr'0 RATS ~
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The Washington times., 1915-04-30
Many Entertainments Are
Planned by the Leaders of
Society in Washington.
Gossip of HoSteSses.

90 EAuard 7 Brown. who has been
- EssEt % President Wilson at the
Nhit@ Hsgs@ for several days. returned
- hs home IN Atlanta, Ga. this
z-ruinE
Mr. VILLAIN Jennings Bryan. who
~euf @ N-g York Nest,r rdaN. was
anIaa< th@ rests at the marriage of
Ms Helm Emehe Sachs. daughter Of
NJ. and Mrs John Bernard Sachs. to
NErhan Strsus. jr.. son Of Mr.. and
NrS N&than Straus. which took place
y~ssersay Afternoon. Lieutenant Cen
srsl Mis- Sss also among those at the
Ne-s9tug- Mr. Bryan Was Joined by
tA- Secretary Of state today.
Mrs. John I. Edwards is entertaining
NJ q hrttEs party this afternoon in COM
ril1~n1 TO Mrs John =. Waggaman
aD1 her guest. Mrs. r. = jenkins. of
fl@stun- Nd The other guests are Mrs
TIoyd WsEEsman. Mrs. Elliott Woods
M W =. Ham. Mrs. Il. H. Warner,
Ms Ailen Walker. Mrs. Maurice Iloff-
usn- Mrs- Walter webb. Mrs. Albert
Howzrd Mrs John Childress. Mrs. L.
NJ AisNsnjer Mccormick. who will
prss.ae at the tea table.
EauarSo I:s.sdo. second secretary
tafn~s = 'zrze party at luncheon yes.
t.-yisy IN the palm room Of the New
wizard
-
Nrs Arthur Wallace Dunn, president
- ~ G~crSs1rvn Convent Aumnae
AsE0-~tatioD. viii entertain the commit
t~sE - ths association at a buffet luno H.
srn tomoTrov-
NJ Frances Miller will he hostess
- 20. this afternoon at the Chevy Chase
Cl-b N honor Cf Mrs. William Thaw.
- FitrshurCh- The other guests viii he
.pl
srri~ D@rsi, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Coos, al of Pittsburgh.
NJ William =. Redheld. Nfe Of the
- ~~-Tarsrv ~ commerce. Will enter
tsin al luncheon on May :
~ r.it.ahs'h Wallace Rankin.
49, ~apor~harn YESTERDAY. having among
- gusts Mrs Rritt"n Browne Mrs.
gf--i.E p HaEuer. Mrs. Murphy. of
Ssa NoTk. and Miss Wallace.
=.
- annual benefit for the Aid Asso-
~fzrf0n for the Blind at the Columbia
Th~arsr WaS ono 81 the most successful
sver rtr - ~ the association.
la-r. uuUhor of tho friends Of the
S-Ezutzarinn were present. Among the
-ar--ns vsr~ the German ambassador.
- Ausrro hungarian ambassador,
M HzEu,-. Miss Kihhey. col. Robert
EwtnG commissioner Of patents
Clr-r-ttan F~uri~h. Albert Carry. 4. :.
pI-Fasol FOStmaster General Mrs.
Vans Mrs Gibson FahnestoCk. Mrs.
- -tss Poll Mrs Richardson clover,
w. oman. Miss Dcl"s Blodgett.
49, Irhu To- EdsHn. Miss Margaret
E-fsr0r. srs NTs Robert 7. Lincoln.
- 0FFaraT. 4 the association are:
F-ssss~uf Mrs Richard sylvester
80 --r isUtz Nvs Henriette Z. Metz
49, NJ James r. Gilbert. Mrs
GsD~=a " Brown. and Mrs. Emil Ber'
7rr- rs~urftn= ~sc-NtaTy. Mrs. Joseph
Inrs~E ~vrr~sV-"ndinC secretary. Mrs
. N-Tstr tr-ssurcr Major Richard
- srrs- and stt"rner Andrew Will
- rravsl section Of the Twentieth
Ir----y '-Tub viii meet Wednesday 4
% wrss Hooper will read a Dape
Lara : fUU attendance is urge
- ruruEtsnt announcements are To b'
-
"ur M"1Etford will deliver an rd
49, 81 ~ True ~" ~ Jacob.
- Thomas Parish Hall on May 6
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