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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07
unfdae.

Der II Sabre alte pauI Carmen,
bon Ro. 1907 Sigblanb 9lDs., fisl sss
it.rn R-rcsn on Der Soispbins unD
Rinasoln Strabe Don elmer bobeu
Gtiibmauer uno sog ii4 bierbei tius,
9ru6 oss rs4ten gsins Su- Der Der
unsliidtt purbe Ra9 ben. gbriit Sos
iPital sebradt.
- 3iemIid i9tpsr iuurOe seitern bsr
Sirabsntsbr,r SOfspb 9rueabo Don
Der 0apio uHb SOnss Sirdbs psrleBi.
als CT on Der Race unb Cher Strap.
Don einem bur9sebrauHieR 9eipauu,
bas eistnibium BON Sobu arued. bon
Rp. 1909 Race SiraBe, mar, nisbngei
ramnt tpurbs. SIN itGotiften SOipiial,
ipobin 9rueabo gebra9t ipuroe, iteIlte
Is fid teraus. bab sr eineH S9dbeIs
bru4 bdponsetraasn bate ltnb ieiH
3uitano uidt unbsbenfIi9 III.
a. Grnft Seis.rt. elm auf BEN Der.
Staaten Suagboat .g. 8. Moobruff".
bas am 6abs Der Wlain Strate liest,
anseiienter arbeiter. irlp seftsrn eine
ii.fe appilDunbs buuou, als ibm elm
Gtiid zines 5lai9en3uss auf ben
aopf fiel. De. 9erunsliidie fdnb Mnfs
nabms i'm tGbttfden 5OIpitol.
- asbsnsssfGbrlide @erlebirnsen
trus ssitrn Ra4mittas selesfntiid
eiuss @atrmabiIunfales Der is<as
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07
Q0ibtige Jmformation
@a6 5atbise seitera ben gnnOcs'
beGOroen iiber ben @erfaui uOn
narfotiiden Often.

e!ui @rlrrS eines unfaiienoen &c.
it1noniiies, oas gciicrn Die 5arbiae
fSietifer Shorp, bon Ro. $50
@eorae StraBe. Dem 8unocsfpuniIii'
jar g!elcr iibcr ben teimli6en Der.
fnui non nnrfotiiden @lficn ablegte.
:uitrOeH bercits i'm 2aiife oes geitri-
gen 3agcs ,lpei gerbaitlngcn porgc.
notHnen mno Die 9eboroeH iolien Ter.
net nit Der abiidlt unlgeberL audi
gler5ie, 0eren BatienteiI
iih ans SnlbFpeltlerinueu retrlttireit,
eineM eingebenoen 8erbor 5u unter-
.Derfen 5eabiid)tigen.
9erhnftet rpitroe allf bic elrsn6en
Der Sbarp bin elm 6arbiger Ranens
Gliii ghIler pom Gooington, Der Der
Scrpibatt6el NIT Dcu 9iften oor
Gopington bierber pernitteln i0il.
auberoem iuitroe alr6 Der ,Sartige
gnntett @corge, alias 9ead)anL ben
Do. 627 Carlisle gloenue, perbGftet,
Der ebelio ipie Wiiller Der Sbdrp
:Dtorpbii,m perfauit babeu iou.
ggie Die Sbarp bebaitptet, bot Dill.
Ter itr erfldrt, onB er oas Wprpbi;tm
aItf dr5tiifle Re3cpte bin bcfcmmen,
iiir oic er oern betreilenoen gr5t
81 80 be5nblen miiiie. Ter Bericn
Seies ar3tes ner6en aie 8mOe*-
uehorSen id, iebt 81 Dcriidern bel.
irden. Gie Sbarp, bic iih iest ciner
ettjiebungsfur unter5iebt, iuilroc
ilatl Dem @efdnenib in Canton gc.
bradyt uatSenr iie iif idnloia be-
fannt bate, narfotiidle @iite III ib'
rem geiiB gebabt 81 baben rno inter
$500 9iirgifnIt ben 8roBgeitwore'
nen aberruieien poroen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07
aies uao 9as.

Der itdbtiftt gautommiFdI
Geora Rsnbiss tOnDemHirte ssitsrn
BIZ pefilihe Waausr Der pisrItodissn
Mi.tbstaierne Ro. 732 2lrmorp glDe..
be Gigsntbum pon RutbdH 9offmon
IN. unb oroneie bic unpsrjiigli4e Rdus
muns bes BON l9t Gomilisu betpobHten
GtbduSss an. glubsrbem miifien audi
bic 9epohner bes Rsbenbauits, Sas
Or. George aOlb ssbort. f0fOrt auss
sieb<n.
- Die aisensbebOrbe bat bic llebers
tyaauna Der 2iaens bes GoiDorh Ghus
bsrt an iFrGal gDuIfiauG sussstxibsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07
2ofal 8eridt.
gtabtberbanb
Tie Ietten yorbereitunsen fir bic
StuatsfOnpsntion in Canton
setroffeu.

Eie GeIesoten fabren semeinifaft.
lid pom bier am 5reitag, Dem 20.
aus,iit, lin bnIb 5ebn llbr albenbs
ab. - Sn Canton 1T iiir fie i'm
wiestinIep Sotel 0uartier belest.
- stominittee fir GirtgegcnnaEme
bon RcioIutiouen fin Die aonpcn.
fion ernanHt. - Serr sSobn u.
aamneron bat bereits eebarniidtc
gcl6Iiifie gegen Die probibitioni.
item nusaenrbeitet. - Der Teiitife
Gdrtner llnteritiieimgsnerein tritt
Dem staOtperbano als Mitglieo
bei. - Sntereiiante 9riefe aus scr
nlten Seimatb un6 elm fnlid te.
iorberter 5clopoitbriei. - Serr
Soiepb gcrHing propte5eit eiuen
Sieg Der oeutidcu @aiien Dor
Gnoe bes Sabres.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07

Sabre alte 2eslie 9uIiimsr, Don yeo.
1922 Daugbn Strabe, babon. Der
Ileine ipurbe, ais er an Der Dat Ctr.
lnb 8ellepue Apenue iiber ben Syobrs
oamm lnufen ipollte, bon einem 2luto~
mobil Der geiiiOn DrD Cleaning Co.,
bas DON 6. ". 5drper gelentt tpurbe,
iisbsrserannt. 5arper bra6te ben
9erlebten fofort in BEN Qutomobil
mad bem itdbtii9en Soipital, no bic
aeate einen SAdDelbru6 tonitutirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07
ysaGm ans gerieben @ift.

Sn iebr bebentli9ergerfaFung pur.
be geiterH Ra9mittas, an ben s5olgsr,
elmer QuediiIberDergiftung leibenb,
Der Heun Sabre alte 80. Soud, BON 0r.
2422 Wlarplanb 4De., i'm ftGbtii9sn
Soipitdl sinseliefert. Der &nabs bate
in ieiuer slterliden @o6Hung Queds
fiber .5abletten gefunben uno meb.
rer. oerielbeu, in Jer Qnnabme, oab
es iicb I'm Ganbp banble, gegeiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07

5a5 often gu, oaB beim al'l'
fuufe pom gtabrm0sinitteln imo
onoereu 9ebariseeaelitdnoen fiir oas
Seer llnaeb5rigteiten porsefommen
ieiert, er periiderte Der aammer tnoel'
fen. baB bies ni4t mebr Dorfommen
aperbe. Gin 8sriu9 Der Soaidliiten.
Der WOrldae einsn 2uiaB aur S9af'
funq zines Regierunas @etretoe.
Monopols arlaubdnaen. purbe nit
364 Stimmen aeasn 1873 Stimmen ab'
o.Io6.,t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07
Gimen Zfrei Der Ser
Stpeifluitg
StOft bic Spnbuner y9fOraing goii"
ans.
Stsbena9ri6tigt bas bri'
tif4s @Olt, bab bic
Gage eine Guberit
npf1 n ? | X

Qpnbon, 7. 2tuguit. Die rWorn.
ing poft" fast in eirlern 2siturtitsl,
Der apf bic Gage m Rublano 9esuS
bat:
rgBir iinb se3puRgen, bus Ganb 81
bsna6ri4tisen, baB bic Gage cine ishr
erHite lit. Was aud INNER bic pro-
feifioneaen SptiHfiten fasen m0gen,
Oas Cine if gsfpib, Oab Rublano
Daridau aufsegeben bat, neil es Our4
bic briugenbe gAotb ba5u se3nungen
nuroe.
Die grObe 5lan,enbepegung ber
oeutf6en 2trmesn i'm Rorbsn 1T nod
nidt gu Gnbe. Sic 1T jest nod in Der
GntpideIun9 besriffeu. 0isie 8eipss
gung .iit auberorosntIia fOrmiOabeI
unO gefdbrlia. uHb es lit ale itrates
glide @eididli6teit bss @robfiiritsn
ytitolaus unb ale @nergie Der ruff
i6sn Snfanterie nDtbig, I'm Der Sale
81 ertgeben, bic DON ben sroben oeuts
iteH Stratessn ben ruiiiiden &rmeen
seftsqt lporben 1T. Die Sate Der On
tente Wtddte rubt jeBt auf ber
S9nsiDe eines RsFers. Ri6ts bietet
irgeno eine 9UffHuns, uls nur Der fefte
Gntfdlub, Der, obne nu6 re6ts oosr
mad liHts gu bIiHaeH, oura ale Sc
fdbren ourhbrtnst. Wtr bsfinoen uuS
et1ler Situatipn segeniiber, in Der eiue
ein3ise Si6srbsit bariH Iisst, baB al
les W0glite set5au pirb, mas cine
Station gu tsiiten i'm StaHSe it,"
Der Militdr aOrreiponbent Der
nsimes" iagt, oab Die sr0bts 9sfubr
fur sineu srfoIgrsi4en Rit3us Der
rufif6en Qrmes Der 0ormarit bes
Generals Don giilop in bic Sftieeproz
pin5eN biIbe.
gsur burd rafde. i6arfs SanbIung
i'm Rorben tanu Elm enti9sibsnber
osutider Sisg ber6eisefiibrt Uerbsn
unb oa bic beuti9s Gage etHsu ioIhsn
9srlaHst, 70 rDiro Deuti4IauO nit al
Ter gnsrgie barauf binarbsite1.
General DON Billion piro iobalo
nod ni6t .usrgiid eingrsifsH, pabr>
i6siuIi5 Hidt cher, aIs big bic au6srsH
beutf5en 5esss ale 6itIid pOn Der
Bsi6iel ftsbeu uuo ldHss Der gaR.sH
2inis nit Der rufiidsn Radbut Glib
lung babeH.
Bon 9iiIorD hat Die 9abu na6 81.
ban SIT ieiner 8erfiigung lulo tat
SbupIi notwithstanding init DEM oft.
preuBiifen @abuues Oerbinoen
g9enn or nit aler Guergie gegen
@llma oorltoBen iou, Hnls letne lnIte
;SImtc iider geitelt iperbeu lmb aus
DEM grunSe miro er tpobI feline Ta.
uaaerie porgeifift boben, Den 5IuB
ga auirpdrts, I'M Die Hliifen III Gle
Siimpic iiib.ueitIit Don GDinsf 81
ordngeu.
Gic gluiga6e oes @roBfiiriteu 9ti'
dloIaS beitebt BARN, iih Don ben
9eerelt. Die i'm beordngeL trei 3u
Iaateu, abrr Don Billion biIoet mir
i'm Die gr6bte Geinhr, gegen Die er
lid, nod, in teiner @eiic geidjiist bat. "
Hso SaS%,,,,o 0nS,,.tu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07
1ie .Jeituns aptpnp

Dtro bereits pou BEN Re :
fen gerGumt.
2oubpu,7. glusuit. - Cine De-
peiae Der .OaiIp MaiI" aus SOpsubas
gen iagt:
Die RuiisH rGumeH 9plpuo. Der
9ouperueur uub isiu Stab uno Die
iiub bersits fort uuo bic Be
pobusr babsn aud iaon gum SbsiI bic
Staot perIu1en.
SopHo 1T cine geituns srIter &Iaiie
uno bic 5auptitabt bes GOuOernemsHts
elei6en Ramens i'm norbpeitli9en
Rublanb. Die Stapt bat DON $1,000
bis 100000 ginpubnsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07

Der raieube 8erbderen.
Wie 70 munder 0dii9eIbans beg geis
itieen Deutfhlano bat nun aud Gmtte
8erboeren Ieiu BUD 9egen DeutTdz
lamb fertis; es 1T i'm Suni in qaris
uuter benz Sitel, So gelgique iaugs
Iunte" sri6iensn. 0ic yaOIriibe Sci.
tung" entnimmt ibm einiae Stelen,
bic bstpsiieu, oab Der bslgiibe St6ter
feinen 9erleumoungs 5eIb5ug geesn
OeutI6laub, ben sr gu arieesbegtnn
inisenierte, fortfiibrt, obelei9 er ins
sipiiasu reiflias Selsgenbsit gsbabt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07

nc4bsm bas 9unbesserift ben @ers
touf Der Wirtbfhaft an 0iertsr unb
9ine Ctr. on Wulftanq fir $1,000
outaeheiben hattie. Die 2iaens bon
2lnna gnnfielb 2029 Wlabiipn Rcd0,
iDurbe an Campbell e Orbuna iibera
traasn iirnb bic bss Games 9ogan,
Genpon unb 8dpmiller Str, np oeHen
Vrnoer Jbomds 6oqdn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07
ghiHsuahriGten.

gtsp gOrt, 6. 9luguit. 9lnget.
n&riitianafiorb" ppn Bergen.
9l6gesunsen: .Wpntepioep" naA
GaotJ.
2tperpoOl, Inset.: nIrubic"
DON Hep gprt.
9ibraltaJ. glnget.; rGaIabria"
Don Rem Yprt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07
Die 9anameritansr uu1
Reritp.

Wafbiustou, y. g., G. Gug.
Die panameritauiiae SOnfsrsn3, pels
DE gu bem 3fpeds 5ufammeuberufen
purbe, ben innereu Grisben in Ulerito
ipisber berSuitellen. bat unter ben
Sbeilnebmern bsrielben teins gseis
uunssperi4isbenhsitsn se5eitist, aber
!eiueu befimuttem pIaa sIr G<rsi-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-12
THE MILLS STORES COMPANY
Euerybodys filling their fall needs from our great stocks!
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs

The Big Store greets you. Make your
headquarters here. Check your grips
here free-Use our telephones, our rest
rooms, our postoffice Command us for
we are at your service.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-12
owe MINISTER MUCH
CoIored Jubilee Singers Started on
Road to Success by Topekan.

A former Topeka minister pointed
the road to success to the Williams
colored jubilee singers who will appear
at the Auditorium Friday night
DR.. Frank L. Loveland, former pas
tor of the First Methodist church of
Topeka, was called upon by three dis
couraged members of a negro concert
company which was stranded in
Omaha That was in 1902 when Dr.
Loveland was pastor at Omaha The
company could sing and their show
was all right but there was a hitch
somewhere and they did not draw
crowds. DR.. Loveland looked into
their troubles and found that their ad-
Vertlslng was faulty, and the company
appearing under some am biguous
ute which meant nothing. His sug-
gestlon that they call themselves sim
ply Williams Colored Jubilee Sing
ers, was adopted.
not wishing to buck the crowded
theatrical routes in the east, Williams
booked his company along the Pacific
coast and PLAYED to nearly all of the
colleges, schools and Young Men
Christian associations out there. The
company was successful. In later
years Dr. Loveland heard the Williams
comp any sing. He wrote them a rec
ommendation to theater managers and
organizations where they wished to
play The letter said IN part as fol-
lows:
Williams Jubilee singers will de-
nght you. I know them personally.
As Christians, they are doing a great
work Tor their race, as musicians and
entertainers they lead in their line.''
The reserved seat sale will open at
Wolcott's Art store, S25 Kansas avenue
wednesday morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-12
DOGS AND DOLLARS
Discussion of Greyhound's Fine
Points Ends i'm Police Court.

yeah, That dog o. mine is some
dog"
Huh, that dawg can't run for
shucks."
'Betcha two dollars that greyhound
o mine can catch any jackra bbit that
ever stretched his legs in Kansas"
The conversation, according to evil
dence in police court this morning
took place Saturday at a restaurant
on East Tenth street owned by James
Branson, a one eyed colored man.
The first speaker and owner of the
dog was BranSOn, the second friend.
Branson's assertion this his ''dawg
was some dawg'' started an argument
which resulted in Branson pulling two
dollars from his pocket and offering
to make little bet and run his dog
the time and place to be decided when
the two could find a jackrabbit.
Then trouble began. George SIAM
er, also colored, and it is said slight
1y intoxicated, reached out both hands,
swept the money into his pocket and
started to disappear, so Branson
claims Branson and Stamer mixed
Both were considerably battered in
the mixing and to make matters worse
a cop appeared and hustled them off
to the police station.
This morning Branson and Starner
appeared in police court before Judge
Yates BransOn still minus his two dol
lars, which had been lost track of in
the melee. Both were discharged.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-12
Try This If You
Have Dandruff

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dandruff completely
and that is to dissolve it. This de-
stroys il entirely. To do this, just
get about four ounces of plain, ordi-
nary liquid arvon; apply it at night
when retiring; use enough to moisten
the scalp and rub it in gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning, most if not all, of your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single trace of it, no matter how much
dandruff you may have.
You will find. too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop in
stantly, and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel a hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at any
drug store. 1t is inexpensive, and four
ounces is all you will need This sim
pie remedy has never been known to
fail Advertise ment.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-12

Good Quality Pins, 400
count, three papers for. sc
Drcssmakers' Pins, a regular
35c half pound box for. 29c
Pin Books, assorted colors
and black, the SC kind for. Sc
Duplex Safety Pins, all
sizes, only. sc
Coats Cotton Thread,
black or white, a dozen
spools for. soc
Kings Basting Thread, 500
yard spools, each only. :. &c
Belongs Silk Thread, spe-
cial, a spool. Sc
(First F1oor)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-12
Just notice these notion bargains!

Human Hair Nets, special
at only. IOC
Dress Shields, a limited
lot, values up to Csc. a pr. Toe
Kleinert's Tango Garment
Shields and ONO zouave
shields. Regular soc values,
a pair only. ...........4 3c
Bias Tape, IL yards. usual
ly 10c, for only. -. sc
Cotton Tape, eight bolts of
assorted widths, for only Toe
Cotton Tape, a t,yenty
yard roll worth 1Oc for. &c
English Twill Tape, all
widths, 10c to 15c values, a
ten-yard bolt for Sc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-12
MRS. J.T. HARLEY WINS
Case of California Man Thrown Out
OF Topeka Court.

The case of J. S. Baumbaugh of Los
Angeles against Mrs. J. T. Harley and
her daughter, Miss Lucille Lipe, of
Topeka, for judgment on an alleged
promissory note of $3.50, has been
thrown out of court in the court of
Topeka by Judge Hugh Fisher.
B. J. Lempenau, a Topeka attorney.
attached an automobile belonging to
the Harleys, but Miss Lipe ran 1t out
of a garage and is still driving it.
The Harleys on the stand denied that
they gave a note for $3.50 and filed
tanned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-12

Patent Hooks and Eyes,
black. or. white, card
only =. nc
Poets Patent Hooks and
Eyes, 10c values, a card. &c
Hickory Hose Supporters,
all sizes, wide, strong elias
tic, 15c values, a pair. :. 10c
All Kinds of Collar Stays,
SC values, two for. SC
Skirt Betting, usually 10c.
Wednesday, a yard. sc
Shirt Collar Bands, each
only. sc
Vests Electric Hair Curl
ers, 25c values, at. ice
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-12
TURN IN THEIR JEWELRY
Austrian Government Appeals to Pub
lie for Gold.

Zurich, Oct. 1.-THE Austrian gov
eminent has issued an appeal to the
public to take all gold and silver Jew
elry, plate and other articles made of
these metals to the minis for CONVEX
sion into coins or bars.
The necessity of STRENGTHENING the
gold reserve and meeting payments
abroad for goods for military purposes
are given as the reasons for the ap-
peal.
Persons who surrender gold or sill
yer will receive full payment in bank
notes and certificates of honor for
their patriOtic acts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-12
UNDERWEAR SPECIALS

WOMEN'S UNION SUITS,
long sleeves, ankle length all
wOMEN'S SEPARATE VESTS AND DRAWERS medium
fleeced all sizes,
garment &As>~~
CHILDRENS SEPARATE DRAWERS of
camel's hair wool, all sizes 20 to "a,
ValueS
WOMEN'S VESTS of light weight cotton, with
from to IA, IN
CEILDREN'S SEPARATE VESTS AND DRAWERS
m ment o ons sizes 1Oc
WOOI. SUITS,
elbow ankle length, En-
slzes 1snai SD 1aue o for extra Soc
extra sieeE only s 1aue9 UNION Soc
foor.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-12
KILLING THEM OFF
Armenian Massacres Grow With Bull
garia's Action.

washington. Oct. 12.-Armenian
rnassa ores in Asiatic Turkey nave
been renewed with vigor since Bull
Frarfa entrance into the war as Tur-
@'s allies.
rhis information reached the state
department from Morgenthau, who
states that the majority of the Ar
rnenians in Asiaic Turkey had been
killed.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-13
Recent Events

The Leesburg horse show attracted a
number Of Washinston's smart set last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale NC
estate near Leesburs. entertained a party.
A. did Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hibbs,
who had among their guests Mr. and Mrs
William Hit Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Legs,
son-in-law and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Hibbs. had with them Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hagner and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Hoffman. Other prominent people
attending the show were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Letter, Gen. James A. Buchanan
and Miss Helen Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs
William Corcoran Eustis. Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Nicholson. Miss Pocohontas But
Ter. who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs F. p
White. at Leesburg: Mr.. J. A. Baker.
Or. Ryan Devereux. Mr. and Mrs Brooke
Baker. Mr.. Richard wallach, DR.. Joseph
Rogers, Miss Alice Shepard, Mrs. James
Woodruff. and Mr.. Sylvanus Stokes, jr.
A farewell party was given to Mr..
G. S. Whitmore and Mrs Whitmore by
the members OF Trinity Church. Third
and c streets northwest. on Thursday
evening. in the parish hall. in view of
their removal in the near future to
North Yakima. State Of Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitmore have been con-
nected with Trinity for a great many
years and have always been most ac-
tive and loyal members. Mr.. Whitmore
has been a member OF Trinity for
thirty-hve years. vestryman most of
that time. and warden for the past
year.
gift of appropriately marked sill
verware was presented to them by the
congregation, and a beautiful corsare
bouquet was given to Mrs Whitmore
and q book for the AUTOGRAPH of those
present. to Mr.. Whitmore. Both recip-
tents responded. Mr.. Whitmore recit-
ing an original poem.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
builders class Of Centennial Baptist
Church was held at the home of Miss
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Mrs. A. 4. Hoehling. jr.. and family
will leave July for Brookside ". Va,
where they have taken cottage for
the summer MIR. Hoehling will spend
the month of August with his family.
Mrs. F. NJ. NJ. Beall was hostess on
Tuesday for the last meeting of her
bridge club.
Mrs. Barry Mohun. with her chill
dren. left last week for Prouts Neck,
Me-, where they have a cottage for
the summer. Mr.. Mohun will join his
family later.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Frailey are in
Atlantic City for several weeks stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c. Bowen left
last week for California
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Dom have re-
opened their cottage on East Bradley
lane for the summer.
Mrs. c. F. r. Ogilby. jr., will spend
the month of July at Brookside, W.
Va.
Mrs. E. Nesbit Wright was hostess
at a bridge tea on Wednesday. Mrs.
s w Bryant served ices. and Mrs.
F. W. W. Beall presided at the tea
table.
Mr.. Elwood n Pierce. of Roselle, N.
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of tulIe and flounces Of chantiily lace.
Her veil was of tule and Brussels lace
and she carried a shower bouquet Of
lilies Of the valley.
The bride was attended by a matron Of
honor. Mrs. Philip Mcqueen, of Cristobal,
Panama, who wore q white chiffon gown
with pearl trimmings and carried pink
roses, and q maid Of honor. Miss Rena
May Watts. of Philadelphia. who was
gowned in crepe de chine, draped and
trimmed with rose point lace. Mr.. An
drew Steele. of Philadelphia, was best
man.
reception followed at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs Edward Beckwith, so4
Tenth street northwest The table set
apart for the bridal couple was appro-
priately decorated with pink roses and
white garden flowers
Mr.. and Mrs. Watts on their wedding
trip will stop for few days in the
mountains of West Virginia, proceeding
to tn. San Francisco and San Diego ex
positions. On their return East. Septem-
Der 10 they will make their home at 521s
North Broad street. Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Finley Basin
have issued invitations for the marriage
of their niece Miss Lucie Keatley Basin.
TO Mr. Albert Thurston st. Clair. on We'd
nesday evening. June .. at o'clock. at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. The ceremony will be performed
by the pastor. Rev. DR.. Wallace Rad
clif,e.
Miss Lorine z. Keller will be the maid
Of honor. The bridesmaids will be Miss
Emily Bradley. Miss Mary c. Byers. Miss
Helen G. Gailbraith. Miss Grace Good
pasture, Miss Sara L. Kent. and Miss
Florence E. ThieIe. The flower girl will
be Miss Esther NJ Goodpasture.
The best man will be Mr.. Neal n.
Herndon and the ushers will be Mr.. Wal
ter NJ Bastian. Mr.. Grimm G. Frazier.
Mr.. H. Burton Lowe, Mr.. Vincent H.
Lynch, Mr.. Ramsay Spillman. and Mr..
Georges NJ. Weber.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party will be entertained by DR.. and Mrs.
r. A. st. Clair
Mrs. John Alfred Pearson has sent out
Invitations for the marriage of her daugh
ter. Martha Cherry. to John Penhallow
Evans on "Wednesday evening, June q.
At $50 o'clock, at St Stephens Episcopal
Church.
A reception at the future residence of
Mr.. Evans and his bride. S029 Fifteenth
street. will follow the ceremony.