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Evening star., 1915-02-15

from Baltimore. Miss Ethel Gwynn. Miss
Mary Floyd BDorarn. Charles T. Cockey.
J. Leonard Welsh and Christopher II.
Buchvsid fforn Glendale. Md. Miss
MarEarr, t:"vden and Mr.. J. Hanson
Boydsn. frnrn Hiv~rdaIe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank u tindfics. Mr. and Mrs Harry
s. Koomr. Ar and Mrs. Claude Warren.
Mirs Margaret Meyers. Miss Marie
Blundon. SIR J. Paul Blundon and Ken
nedy Koesrs. Miss Elizabeth Willis. New
Market. Nd Miss y Louise Gourley.
Holland Point. Nd. Miss Elizabeth
Thomas Warning Chaptico. Nd. Mr.. and
Mrs j r. barnard. Rockville. Nd. Mr.
and Mrs. ". r. Reldy. Rock Island. Ill :
Frederick j. McKenna. Woonsocket. r. T. :
Miss Agnes Duckett. Mr.. Allen B DuclSett
and Clifford l. Johnson Calvin & Mer-
rikin. Brentwood. Nd Fred W. Wright.
Forest Glen. Md: Misses Mary y. and
Bessie Kennedy and J. B. Barthelow Of
Laurel. Md. . from Hyattsville. Mr.. and
Mrs. q. Sherman James. Mr.. and Mrs
George 3. Luckey. Mr. and Mrs. W. n.
Porter. Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Clagett.
Mrs. John q. Holden. Mrs. Alfred II
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. 7. Graham.
Mrs. Frances W. Lee. Misses Martha
Spalding. Alice Dandy. Dorothy y. Aman.
Angela b. Nandoren. Charlotte Adams.
Nellie Lyon. Messrs. j w. and w H.
Burnside. Theodore J. Nandoren. jr.. Ken
meth F. Brooks. Edward A. Fuller, T.. j
Hone and William u. Bergman
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Valentine Hop.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
EVANSVILLE, February lo--The
Valentine hop given in Masonic Hall here
Saturday evening. under the auspices OF
a committee comprising Messrs. J. w and
Fl. w. Burnside, Harry S. Roome and T.
J. Nandoren, jr.. was a leading society
event of the year, and was attended by
large crowd from Washington. Balti-
more and the surrounding nefghborhood-
The decorations were appropriate to the
occasion. At II o'clock supper was
served, the dancing resumed and con-
tinued until midnight The chaperons
were Mrs. H. w Dorsey, Mrs. Edward
A. Fuller, Mrs. W. d. Porter, Mrs. John
G. Holden, Mrs Alfred H. Wells. Mrs.
r. E. White and Mrs. Theodore J. Van
doren. Those present from Washington
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Q. V. Morgan. Mr.
and Mrs J. T. Berry. Mrs. Rachael c.
CIagett. Mrs. W. A King, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. S. Berry, Misses Dorothy L. Calf,
Madaline Marie Merklng. Hilda l.. Davis
Margaret Hildreth, Eugenia S. Csse,
Margaret Sullivan. Edna Berry.
Mildred Berry. Elizabeth Naylor. Helen
M. Benton. Mae Lauder. Florence Torbert.
Dorothy Lewis, Eleanor F. Bowers, and
Messrs Harold c. King. Harold Acler, T.
e. Shoemaker and Alfred G. Schmidt ;
Evening star., 1915-02-15
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued t.
the following:
Fitzhugh Lee Smith and Josephine F.
Curtain
William Brown and Rebecca Berkley
James Simms and Agnes Butler.
Charles J. Cavanaugh and Gwendo.
len P. Thomas.
John F. P. Fairfax of this city ant
Lillian V. Brown of Norfolk. Va
Clarence u. Crusan of this cny ant
Minnie V. Hill of Silver Hill, Nd.
Jefferson Mackey and Lillian Slaugh.
ter.
Michael A. D'Manna and Giuditta NJ
Fiorini.
Westcott c. Joslin and Rose Keims.
Joseph Fleming and Fannie Williams
both of Milford, Va
Harry w. Ross and Isabel Lewis.
Robert I. Raines of Corbin, Va, ant
Amelia NJ. Ratcliffe of Sealston, Va.
Evening star., 1915-02-15

were married this morning at 10 o'clock
in ST Francis de Sales Church. Lsnf
don. ID. c. by the pastor. Rev. Father
A. NJ Mark. The wedding was a Quiet
affair. only members OF the families
of the contracting parties and a few
intimate friends attending. The bride
was given away in marriage by her
father. There were no attendants. The
bride was becomingly gowned in a
blue travelling suit with hat and gloves
to match. The couple left Immediately
after the ceremony for Baltimore.
where they will spend several days
Upon their return they will reside with
the brides parents in Mount Rainier
Evening star., 1915-02-15
Violland-0hlendorf.

Special Correspondence Of The star
MOUNT RAINIER. February i5.-Miss
Anna Ida Ohlendorf, daughter of Health
Officer and Mrs. Joseph c. ohlendorf OF
this place, and Mr.. Eugene l.. Violland
of Brentwood. Prince Georges county,
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Husband Gets Limited Diyorce

Adolphus Brooks has boHn awarded a
limited divorce from . nie Brooks
The decree was signed by Justice Sid
dons. Attorney G. S. Williams repre-
sented the husband.
Evening star., 1915-02-15
Collins sang during the late hour. when
others also contributed to i'm
promptu musical

| The Aid Association for the Blind
and the Sunshine and Community So
ciety will hold a reception on the occa
sion of the opening of the Sunshine
and Community Room for Blind Chill
| dren, Monday, February %, 1915. to
s, at the Home for the Blind, $3.50 r
| street.
A progressive card party was given
| at Hotel Stratford Saturday night. The
| sun parlor was beautifully decorated
and many prizes were awarded. Music.
| a social time and the enjoyment of re-
| freshments filled the late evening.
! Mrs G. L. p. Stone was hostess at a
| musical yesterday afternoon, in honor
| of Mrs K. l.. Ashbaugh of Montclair,
y. j., who is her house guest. Mrs.
Shufelt, Miss Alice Jenkins. Mr. A. G.
Eldridge, Mr.. J. A. White. Mr.. NJ. Bry
ant, Mr.. Wallace Grayson Orme and Mr..
NJ. Boyse gave the program. Mrs. Stone
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Brin-
ton Stone, Mrs. Joseph Thropp, Mrs.
Taliaferro, Mrs. Wickliffe Rose. Mrs.
Leonard Hoffman and Mrs Archibald
Oracle.
Miss Elsie Fadeley of EdnburS, Va.
is a guest at the home of her cou-
sins. Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Click, at 1908
T. street southeast
A colonial tea and dance will be
given under the auspices of the Mil
dred Lee Society, Children of the Con-
federacy, at Memorial Hall. February
Griffith is training the children Es-
thetic dances, will be given by Miss
Katherine Wynkoop. and the lulu fado
by Miss Marie Ragsdale and Master
James Ragsdale. Other fancy dances
will be given by Miss Elizabeth Saw
telt. Master Edwin Trushein. Miss
Katherine Wynkoop, Miss Ruth New
man and Master Buddy Schlegel The
mnuet in colonial dress and the Vir-
ginia reel will be special features
Miss Berenice NJ. Orebaugh and Mr.
J. w. Lee Campbell were married la st
Saturday by the Rev. NJ. Chambers. at
921 Massachusetts avenue. The bride
wore black charmeuse, trimmed in whit e
velvet, large black velvet hat, with
"A corsage bouquet of pink carnations.
The bridesmaid. Miss Elsie F'adeley.
wore black satin coat suit and hat
and carried a bunch of pink carnations
MIR. Leonard Jones was best man. I'm
mediately after the ceremony the
couple left on honeymoon trip to sew
eral northern cities. They will reside
at Philadelphia.
a small tea at the Gainsboro today in
compliment to Mrs. Joseph L. Rams
dell and Miss Lillian Powell of Louis
lana. who is here on visit to Senator
Mrs. Noble T. Barnes. Mrs. Kennon
Edgerton. Mrs. William s. Powell and
Miss Mary Edgerton, all of Baltimore.
with Miss Nell Rose Baggett and Miss
Belle Dupre, will be among the assist
ants to the hostess.
Mrs. ]. p. O'Neil entertained an auc.
tion bridge party of five tables in her
apartment at the Westmoreland this
afternon.
Mrs. Samuel Burleish Milton enter
tanned a company Saturday in honor
of her house guest, Mrs. Frances
Green Barr. A program of musical
numbers was rendered by local artists
and the appointments of the refresh
| ment table partook of the spirit of St
Valentines day.
Miss Audrey Alexander entertained
the Misses Banllhead. Katherine Voris
and Bette Baldwin Sunday afternoon.
Evening star., 1915-02-15
Mass Meeting Speakers.

Speakers who will take part in the
mass meeting are Mrs. Kate Waller
Barrett. Miss Julia c. Lathrop, Miss
Janet Richards, DR.. Harvey W. Wiley
and others. In addition it is planned
to have tableaux vivant. also illustrat-
ing peace and war. Mrs. Christian
Hemmick and Miss Hazel Mackaye are
directing this feature.
Among those who will take part in
the tableaux are Miss Ann Hopkins
Miss Candace Howard, Miss Barrett
Miss Helen Burch. Miss Kathryn Hitch
cock and Mrs. Maud Howell Smith.
Music is to be furnished by the Ru-
binstein club under the direction OF
Mrs. Blair.
The committee in charge of the meet
ing includes Mrs. Christian Hemmick
Mrs. John Jay White. Mrs. Louis F
Post, Mrs. William Kent. Mrs. Winston
Churchill, Miss Julia Lathrop. Mrs
George Rublee, Mrs. r. NJ. La Toilette
Miss Hazel Mackaye, Mrs. Blair, Miss
Janet Richards, Mrs. J. NJ. Speel. Mrs
]. T. Chamberlain. Mrs. Nina E. Allen
der, Miss Aline f. Solomon. Mrs. Hunt
ington w. Jackson. Mrs. ellison Card
ner. Mrs. w. p. Burch, Mrs. Francis j
Adams and Mrs. George Odell.
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Miss Elsie Fadeley of Edinburg, Va
is guest at the home of her cou-
sins. Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Click al 1908
T. street southeast
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PROSPERITY

kare opportunity for Investment 10 TN. utiIiz,
tion OF natural products, with profits 81 Iary.
toat they can be used to increase the bushes,
once II 10 started. Write to
j. B. DILL 900 Morse st Miami FL. .
Evening star., 1915-02-15
THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15 1915
WOMAN'S PEACE PARTY
OPENS HEADQUARTERS
Mass Meeting Planned by Washing
ton Branch February % at
New Masonic Temple.

National Capital headquarters for the
Woman's Peace Party. recently organ
lied here and which is arranging for a
mass meeting in the New Masonic
Temple Washington's birthday. was
opened today by the Washington
branch at 1888 F street. The head
quarters will be in charge of Mrs. LOUIS
F. Post and Mrs. John Jay White, vice
chairman of the party.
Following the opening of the head
quarters today meeting of the board
of the Washington branch was held
and plans laid for membership cam
paign and for the mass meeting here
February 90.
The purpose of the new party. ac-
cording to pamphlets sent to Washing
ton suffra sists and others. is TO enlist
all American women in arousing the
nation to respect the sacredness of hu-
man life and to abolish war.
The articles of the constitution,
drawn up by a committee of which Miss
Adams was chairman, call for the
substitution of an international police
force for the rival armies of nations.
the immediate calling by the United
States government of convention OF
nations to make plans for peace, the
limitation of ornaments, and the fur
ther humaniZing of the nation by CIV
ing votes to women"
Evening star., 1915-02-15
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Evening star., 1915-02-15

Members and friends of Columbia
Chapter. o. E. s.. will be entertained
at card party at the residence Of Mrs.
Tillie c. Chauncey. 1883 Newton street
northwest. Thursday evening, Febru-
ary IS.
Evening star., 1915-02-15

The Delta Tau Delta Fraternity will
give dance Monday evening, February
%. from to i o'clock, at the fra
ternity house, at 1910 N street north
west.
Evening star., 1915-02-15

Mrs. Otis Wingo. wife of Representa-
tive Wingo of Arkansas, will be at
home informally Tuesday, February %.
from to 6. Her sister, Miss Note
Locke of New York. is visiting her this
week.
Evening star., 1915-02-15

Mrs Charles w. Richardson will
open her city house, 1917 Connecticut
avenue, Wednesday, for the annual
meeting of the George Washington
Memorial Association. The president
Mrs. Henry Dimock of New York. will
preside.
Evening star., 1915-02-15

DR.. Anita Newcomb MCGEE is spend
ing some time in Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1915-02-15

Count Won Rechtereb Limperg of the
Netherlands legation has arrived and is
staying at the Shoreham.
Evening star., 1915-02-15

Mrs. and Miss Seldomridge will re-
ceive for the last time this season at
the Highlands tomorrow afternoon
from to o'clock
Evening star., 1915-02-15

Miss Eileen Ferguson Roach will give
a dinner for her house guest. Miss
and Mrs. McCumber. at the homo Of
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Roach,
Evening star., 1915-02-15

Mrs. ]. P. O'Neil entertained an auc.
tion bridge party of five tables in her
apartment at the Westmoreland this
afternon.
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Mns benz MuxisipaIae eri4t
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bsitGtiat iuurbsn, lautsien jsboh gang
anoers. Rad bisfer 1aritslluna bdts
ie Der polisiii bsm auaben, Der fir
feline Mutter nddh ner apotbete unisrs
mega mar, cbne ieben grunb elm
paar Cbrfsistn perisBi, fobdB Der
anabe ipeinsnb nafl 5duie lief. Die
Nuiter fam tann suiammen NIT i6-
rem Sobn su benz poIisiitsn, I'M ION
sur Rsbs su iisllsn. Tieies nabm
Gonnel iebr libel unb rsrbdftet nihi
MIR ben Junasn ionbern aud iyroM
Me5uab. bic iih In sinsn bsnahbartsH
2aben btaeben ppllis, um gu islspbos
nirsn. Ridier 9tIsranber belt Com
usll cine geipnltige Gianbpduie unb
fprnf fsruu meSush, ioiDie bsrsn
Sohn sbrenpotl fret. Gcbalb Slider
hsitsbirsttor SolHts Don oisfsm Dor
faa bSrte, crbnsie CT unrersiiglih sine
llnierfuduns rur& pOliSeid,ef eopes
Ian on.
9lrtbur Gerharbt Don aubloip fpur,
be tutasn llebsrtrstens Der GefhpiHs
biaitttsorbinan3 fir 9lntomc6iIiiisn
III $25 unb BEN Rotten bsrurtbeiIt.
@srbnrbi bate Dor stira DphenfriIi
an be. 4dltsn GtroB, unb Central
glpsnus cine ate syrau iiberfabrsn
unb ihiper psrlsbt.
i,arrn 9llIen BON Der GenTten uno
Blum StraBe. bsr iih gsaen bic
2lnfIdas perlnttportsn TpIite, Nlor.
rbium in isinem gsIib eshabt su ia.
Ben. alinsis blirh glbireIen6sit, ala
isin 5aa aufasrufsn ipnrbe unS Ieine
Biirsihdft trurbe prompt fir psrfals
len srtlGyt. Ter 9eribeibieer aflIens
temsrlis, oab ftin alisnt am Dom
usritaa nit BET gemeriang Don 6auIe
fortasaanaen fsi. bdb er ber Edts
Elm Gnbs maiden uno IN ben Slut
ipriuuen iUcIls.
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Ger Sdulratb
aann SpisIpae eeiter Hadl SeIie.
ben auswableu.

Ger GdaiIrltb fam bei ser sn.
itelluna Der Splelplasleiter annj nab
gelieben perIllren. Gin Retytsgut.
odteu in oieiem Sinne CAB Stabtnn.
ipalt @aiter ". StoenIe seitern Dem
SfuIrutb nit oem generleu. oab Die
spielpIatleit.y ebenio ipie Die 2eh.
rer arBcrbaIb oes itaotiihn Gipil.
oienitaeiesc8 Hebeu, iOonB Der ShuI.
ratb iid bel Der ausmabI Der SeiteE
iiir Die SpieI9Idse nid;t OH Ole an.
rdrterliiteu Der itdotiifen GipiI.
oienitbehorbc Die I'M periIoiieueu
Sabre porberciei wuroen, gu baItsu
bat.
6erncr entitiro Der SfaStnnrpnlt.
oaB Der Sdulratb p0llia FORFEIT bar.
bette, ais CT ar lRontaa bel Scr Seii.
ming Der slHgcbote, bic ipcniac Mi.
miten nah oclH 'iir Die llntcrbreihrng
ieitaeiesten 5crTtin ein!icicn, nbiOIut
unberiidiihtiqt lieb.
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I. Q. s..

0sr etnen bsranisten Qtenb erie
Zen mia. ioqts ss nidt DsridpmsH, nit
&iHo uHo Seasl benz Crbensfeit Der
6orudarier beiSunobnen, oas tell,s
4teno in bsr Central Iurnbdus eee
feieyt pirb. 8sRn ni6t ale an3eiten
trjiaeh, mir oieis beIiebte bsutite
2ost eineH grobsn GrioIt gu perseits
nsH bubsn, oenu OoH alien Sstisn be.
taunttr 9ereius tetlm oas aommitter
bic ,9uitderuna, pap iis iidh in eotpOys
betbeiliaen perosu. Die Ritslise.r
bieier 2ose iinO ia audi tets bsrtit.
Geasu6eiuhe ab}uitatteH. unb no I'm.
mer sine GinlaouRg on bic oose err
ainp, pdrsn Die Utitglisber ffets in
srpBsr 3abI pertreten gu temertsn
mare nDt, sab bic 9Gmsu Der S&ues
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Van!uiua tanst.
Eas bsrabmte raiiiide Ballet siebt
beHte 5lDsi &Oriislunseu.

Die bsriibmit prima gdLIsrinn
papIcpa unS i5r Hibt minber be.
sI6miss ruTiia,s Ballet sommen Oo.
Gdifouidlub gu 3uei gorit.lunssH
|nst einmaI mad Cincinnati. 9as
Ballet prcOu5irt fih an Samitas. II.
apriI, in Der RuFtbaIls in elmer RAD.
mitfass pnS elmer Misunderstanding,
gu bsshsa Sslsssnbsittn iinD gang psrs
ihiehene prraramms auFgsitslIi. Der
gorrsrtaui oesinut bei DurIiber. 121
CT 4. Strobs. UlittpoG, IA. apriI.
bod ptsssn qOitauftriss issi i4oR ,r.
,Isnisi.