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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-03
ST. LOUIS NOW LEADS -.
INTERSCHOLASTIC IN
BASKETBALL LEAGUE

Last nights defeat by Punahou sent
Mckinley basketball team down the
column and placed the st. Louis team
in the lead for the interscholastic title
Hawaii is now tied with Mckinley for
second place. Harry Melim and Ken
meth Decker. who are two stars of the
high school squad, did not play last
night.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-02-03
West and East Fight
On Amateur Question
Mel ouqfn Brings Up Many Points When He Makes Effort to
Establish Sporting Goods Store-CIass Distinction Shown
in SGuabbIe Between East and West-Wolverton Loses
Three Sars-PrnCeton to Build Field in Honor OF Poe

premacy to forward his business, yet
it is claimed that the way is opened
for discrimination and an uncertain
application of the rule which will lead
to all kinds of trouble and reCrimina-
tons
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Many relatives ana friends went
from this city to Caldwell. N. j.. for
the wedding Of Niss Marjorie Rooss-
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Mass. fanccc Of the brides brother,
Francis Victor du Point: Miss Greta dI
Hont. Miss Ethel A. Tallman. Miss
Henrietta Siad'eman. Miss Mary /.
Terrell n Miss Elizabeth Molioy.
Cuyler Orondo-ff Needs y. Chevy
Chase. Md. Il brother of the bride
groom. will act as best man. The
ushers will he Francis Victor du Pont.
q. Dan Hopkins, Allan Craig. Will
lam Ta!bo; I'enniman. Louis dc y. Ne
Cready. ID. II. Stone Fair, william
Huylett Naylor and K%ilbourne Cor
don. T.. |. du FONT. brother OF the
bride, and Hal!ock dd pont. n cousin.
will act as pases.
The wedding OF Miss Ruth Cutting.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fulton
Cutting. to Reginald La Grange Au-
~chincloss, son of Mrs, Edgar s. Au-
chincloss, will take pace in the chapel
o. 81. Georges Church. Stuyvcsant
Square. on the afternoon OF May 2.
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. DR.. t.nd!cott Peabody OF Gro
ton School ard there Will be a recep-
ton afterward at the home OF the
brides parents, % East Sixty-seventh
street. Miss Elizabeth NICE. Cutting
vii. lie her sisters maid OF honor and
Peter Cooper Bryce will be the best
man.
Miss Lillian II. Hyde. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hyde. will be
married III April 20 to Quentin T..
F'eitner of this city. The ceremony
Will take place at Bay Shore, l.. I.
Mrs. V. b, Hubbeli. sister of the bride,
will be the matron OF honor and James
Il. Hyde, brother Of Miss Hyde. will
act as hest man. The ushers will he
jeremiah j. Milbank, Fred c. lnman,
II. de 5. Beales and Douglas Gibbons
of New York; Chester II. Norton Of
Louisville. Ky. and Joseph Dilworth
Of Pittsburg.
An engagement OF international in
terest recently announced was that
of Miss Grace d. Pierce, daughter o.
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Mrs. Alcinous Berton Jamisop
dent, at the Waldorf Astoria T'bn -.
lists will include Miss Gretchen e,,,.
Hans Sittig. Miss Vera Nc,,o and ~
non Archibald and several number,
will be given by the Sittig Trio o.,
which Frederick Sittig is the pianist.
Rublnstein Club. Mrs. William pos
ers Chapman. president. will giye -.
third concert of the season on the oro
ming Of April 25 IN the ballroom ~ ,ho
Waldorf-Astoria. The art s'g viii ~.
Carl Braun of the Metropolitan Oncr,
EIinor Painter and fifty m,mhera ~,
the Philharmonic Orchcstrl. The r,s.,
will be followed by a supper dance II,
the Rose and Empire rooms.
AZ the biennial convention ~ ,ho
General Federation OF Women's Cluhs
which will be held IN this city from Nav
% to June 9. more Thar 1000, 900 wop,o,
will be represented. In order to arraneo
details a local biennial board has been
formed. This board has appointed ,ba
following committees to attend 20 do.
tails: Art. Miss Anna Maxwell Jones
advisory. Mrs. John Hays Hammond
badge. Mrs. James NJ. l;dsall budget,
Miss Anne Rhodes bureau of inforina.
ton. Mrs. Robert Hamilton 2ucker
credentials. Mrs. Robert Marshall Grimm
literature. Miss Florence W!e- Gibson
decorations. Mrs. Elmer Black drar>
Mrs. Edwin Arden emergency. Dr. Ro.
sale 3. Morton excursions. Mrs. Etlgsn.
j. Cumisky: furnishings. Mrs. Lou,,
Raiston finance. Mrs. Belle de Rivera
halls and headquarters. Mrs. GeHge p
Ashewell hospitality. Mrs. Fred Joel
Swift hotels. Mrs. North Mclean
house. Mrs. Charles II. Griffin; local
board ticket, Mrs. Olive S,o,t GaSr,sl
local biennial press. Mrs. Thomas !
Vivian local transportation, Mrs. Harry
Lilly; music. Mrs. William r. Chan.
man: platform courtesies. Mrs. John
Lewis Childs printing. Mrs. Henry A
lie Vey luncheons. Mrs. Darwin w.
Truss supplies. Mrs. Emma KID I'd.
wards: utilities. Mrs. L.. f. Malcolm;
ushers and pages. Mrs. John II. Parker
reserves. Mrs. Henry II. Russell.
{. On Wednesday the annual meeting ot
the National Society of Patriotic Women
of America was held at the Waldorf
Astoria. The socicty's object II 70 teach
patriotism to immigrants and for the
purpose maintains classes with paid
teachers throughout Greater New York,
They are supervised by Mrs. e. A T.
Queck- Berner of 394 Lafayette avenue
At the conclusion Of tho business,
meeting Mrs. Jacob Riis told Of the
settlement work which she was doing
and which was inauguratad by her late
husband. English and italian songs
were given by Vincent Milara. who be.
longs 20 n OF the society's classes, and
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to the music OF Schumann's Album for
the Young by Alice woodin.
The entertainment will be under the
patronage among others Of Mrs. John a.
Dix, Mrs. Robert r.. Lincoln. Mrs.
Ri,hard Mansfield. Mrs. Vernon c.
Jay Gould, Mrs. Reginald Jaffray, Mrs.
w. NJ. v. Hoffman,. Mrs. J. Van vcchten
olcott, Mrs. II. f. Osborn. Mrs. William
Church Osborn, Mrs. Daniel O'Day. Mrs.
Frederick Steinway, Mrs. Louis Won Ber-
nuth, Mrs. Ethelbert Sevln, Mrs. DIN ID.
Gray, Mrs. Edward Swift sham. Mrs.
Charles 1shman. Mrs. Arthur f.. John.
stone, Mrs. l.. c. Mygatt and Mrs. PAU
Orvis.
At the Punc., and Judy Theatre to-
morrow afternoon a beneft concert Will
b given for Military Hospital No. rs
at Bourges, France. II VIII % unoer
the anagern OF Pitts Sanbcrn. Nine.
Ossip Gabr,lowitsch will sing. There
will be piano numbers by o Powell
az guitar selections by Miguel Llovet
and Mrs. Mary Hatch willard gill tell
Of her recent experiences In France
Tickets may be had from Martina May
nard of 129 Eas. Sevcnty.sixth street
and also at the theatre.
An Easter flower festival will be given
or April 20 by the Little Mothers Aid
Association mt Webster Hall. 119 East
Eleventh street. for the hundreds OF little
mothers who attend the associations
classes. The nursery children OF Happy
Day House will present a fairy play.
Each child will receive a potted plant.
50 the big assembly will suggest a
garden in it's appearance.
Mrs. Cha rles X. Mills will be the fcs.
tival chairman and be assisted by Mrs.
Clarence Burls. Mrs. II. +. Riddle. Miss
c. c. Patterson, Miss Edith Granger.
Mrs. Benjamin Lillard. Mrs. Charles r..
SpragIe, Mrs. II. c. G~reanelle. Mrs. AL
bert O. Weed. Mrs. Bond Stow. Mrs.
Charles f.. Abbott. Mrs. q. w. Eason.
Miss A. +. Cameron, Mrs. John J. Cow
drey. Mrs. John II. Hanan. Mrs. Sidmon
Nellie and others. The reception chair
man will be Mrs. a. NJ. Wattenburg. and
Mrs. ". f.. Wilkinson will have charge
Of the refreshments.
At Washington Headquarters. 160th
street near Amsterdam avenOe, the
WASHINGTON Heights Chapter. Daughters
OF the American Revolution, Mrs. Sam
uel ]. Kramer. regent. held Its monthly
meeting on Friday afternoon. a Shake
spearian programme was presented and
included an address by Cranston Bren-
ton. A paper was also read by Mrs.
Oviedo NJ. Bostwick.
For the benent Of the relief work of
the Children's Cour committee OF M
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GENERAL NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Easter Thursday. April 27. in
Holy Trinity Church on West
Eighty-second street Miss Helyr
Veronica Smith, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Smith OF 102 West
Eighty-fourth street. will be married to
Henry Il. =. Loughman. son OF Michael
Francis Loughman. MISS Smith will
have only one attendant, Miss Frances
a. Zimmerman, who was n claasmate OF
hers at the Sacred Heart Convent.
Harry Luedeke Of Buffalo will walt upon
Mr.. Loughman as best man. There will
be no ushers. Only relatives n n few
intimate friends will he invited to the
ceremony. which will he followed by a
LARGE reception ut Delmorico's.
Miss Smith was graduated from the
Sacred Heart Convent and attended botn
its Manhat:anyi,le anil its Maplehurst
school. Nj. Ir,uGhman belongs TO tho
New York Ath,atlc anC lsdgenere clubs.
on account of mourning Miss Irene
Shcehan's marriage to Joseph 7. Mills on
Easter Monday will be quietly cele-
brated. Miss Sheehan Is a daughter OF
John Shechan OF IS Yves. Seventeen
street.
Miss LeonOre Haberle. daughter OF
Mrs. George T. k~avanaugh. will I've mar
Rcd on April 90 At he home OF her
mother, 6G7 Madison avenu TO Charles
Werner OF Brooklyn. Her sister. Mrs.
Burns Lyman Smith Of Syracuse, will be
her matror Of honor and only attendant.
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Association OF Catholic Charities All
leaux OF Venetian art will be presented
by amateurs on the evening Of April "a
at the Plaza Hotel. The pictures will
he under the direction OF William Laurel
Harris, In addition to Conrad's orches.
ira there will be a Venetian band of
stringed instruments. and the vested
choir from st. Michael's Monastery IN
der the direction Of Walter Waters will
be heard In music Of the pictured periods,
Some OF those who will take part IN
the tahleaux are Mrs. Allan Tilton Hon
ping. Mr.. and Mrs. James Butler. Jr..
Mrs. Victor T.. Ridder and the Misses
Agnes O'Gorman. Estelie O'Br!en, Es-
telle Mulqueen, Mary Mulqueen, Rachel
Bidder, Alice O'Gorman. olive Carey
Owens. Adelaide and Genovieve Marley.
lda Guerin. frances Hawke. Muriel Mac
Hulre. Nan Chadwick. Claire Pullcyn.
Frances Zimmerman. Guinevere Arm
strong, Claire Hanway, Dorothy Down
Ing. Gcnevicve Butler, Alice CARNEY.
Maria Marco. Louise Renziger, Isabelle
Amy and Gertrude Schlckel.
Dressed in Venetian costumes. Miss
Gertrude Tregeser. Miss Rose Duffy and
Miss Beatrice Ridder will sell pro-
era m and their committee will be
In charge OF Miss Marie O'ponohue
and Miss Constance Armstrong.
Tho entertainment committee is COM
posed Of the members Of the Children's
Court committee, of which Mrs. William
II, Vanderbilt. .Jr. Is honorary chair
man, and Mrs. II. Golster Armstrong
vice.chairman, Assisting them are Mrs.
John Rogers Chadwick, Miss Regley,
Miss Thercsc NJ, Heide. Miss Alice T..
Hughes, Miss Caroline I.tnherr, Mrs.
George Allan ,iuir. Mrs. Auguste Noel.
Miss Teresa X. O'Donohue and Mrs.
Herman Is, Viclc.
The tickets are being sold by Miss
Heide OF 6s West Ninety-fourth street.
A spring musicale will he given on
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ander Van Rensselaer,. Oliver G. wag-
staff. Francis A. Wood. Curtis Browne.
Lewis A. Coffin, Jr.. J. Fahys Cook,
Harry c. Cushing 80. Arthur NJ. Du
Bots. +. Sheldon Farr, w. Montague
Geer. Lawrence I. Grinnell. Eldon
Harvey. Horace Nick. Hatch, Sidney
p. Henshaw and Murray Hoffman.
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Mr.. ard Mrs Winslow Shelby Pierce
OF Dunstatle, Bayville. l.. l.. 20 John
Gordon Sandl,ands Baron T%orphicheE.
OF Calder House. Midlothian. Sect
land. The announcement possess $
more than the usual interest. as Miss
pe-ce's fiance Is an officer IN the Brit
.sn army. .
Mes Pierce. who il the second
introduced 20 society 4 few years ago
M has passed "A great deal OF time
in travel and study in Europe. She is
a sister Of Mrs. Louis de Ecb!an Moore
n Of Mss Helen Il. Pierce. Her
mother vas Miss Grace Douglass
Williams Of Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierce and their family pass mos; OF
their time at their country home.
which Is IN the Oyster Bay section OF
Long Island.
Baron T%orph!chen Is the son OF the
twelfth Baron Torphichcn. 4 which
title he succeeded last year. The title
was created in 1864.
Another engagement recently an
nounced Of Interest here and abroad
vas that OF Miss Hugette de Foras.
daughter OF Count and Countess de
Foras OF France, 20 Charles Campbell.
Jr.. first secretary to the American
| Legation at Bern, Switzerland. Mss
dc Foras is now with her parents a,
the Chateau de Thuiset. near Lake
! Geneva, on the French side ~ the
border. She has many friends In New
York. having passed a good deal OF
- 49, l
Edward Spencer. Her mother was
city.
tary Of the legation at Berne in 1914.
He was formerly secretary Of the
American embassy Mt Toxic, and also
occupied a similar position with the
legations In Rumania, Serbia and Bull
garia. He was graduated from the
University OF Virginia and made his
! homo In Charlottesville, Va. No date
has beer for the wedding.
-
or interest to society In Boston and
this city was the engagement recently
OF Miss Gertrude Loyett.
! daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Robert Will
hanson Lovett of Boston, to Henry
, Sprague Stursis Of this CITY. Miss
| Loyett was introduced to society last
with the summer colony at Northeast
| Harbor. Me-, where she passes zach
, season at the country place of her
parents. She Is a member of the
Sewing Circle and the Vincent and
Chiffon clubs of Boston.
Mr.. Sturgis 10 a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sturgis. He was graduated
from Harvard with the class of 1915.
No late has been set. for the wedding.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Thomas OF
Morristown, N. j., have announced the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Katharine Trumbuli Thomas. to Les
lie Bradford Cooper, also OF Morris
society three years ago. She Is n
cousin Of Mrs. Alfred Macy and the
Misses Ruth and Faith Hayden. ana
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At n reception 10 Wcwh"rs ''.
OF the Daughters OF Nebraska '
York, which WIS ho'd ,rr'..
-
<CoattsHrI ~ s'c.h pIgs)
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Mr.. Werner IL a son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther n. Werner.
on April 20 In tho Church Of the
TRANSPORTATION Miss Gertrude NJ. New
co'nbe. daughter II Charles NJ. New
combe. will he married to Francis r.
Steers. A reception at the st, Regis will
follow the ceremony.
Or. and Mrs. A.. @. Griffin OF NJ den.
Mass, have announced the Engagement of
their daughter, Miss Margaret pickey
Griffin, to Milton c, Lightner OF this
city, Mr.. Lightner was graduated from
the University OF Michigan and after
ward from the Harvard Law School. He
is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. n. Lightncr
ot Detroit, Mi,h. Miss Griffin was grad
uated In 1915 from Wellesley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius %Oppenheimer OF
II West Eighty-seventh street announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Florence oppenheimer. to Martin Leh-
maier, aCn OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Lehmaier Of 906 West End avenue.
The United Daughters OF the Con-
federacy will give their annual luncheon
at the Hotel Astor on April 90. when
the members will be addressed by Martin
w. Littloton. The guests will he re,
celvcd by tho president of the New York
Chapter. Mrs, James Henry Parker.
Tickets may be had from Mrs. Henry II
McCorkle at $50 West End avenue.
The Misses Hoyt will give their annual
matinee musicale In costume on tn,
afternoon Of April 81 In the Century
l.yceum. The programme will include
tableaux chantants. monologues and
songs Of humor. which will he followed
by a musical fantasy for old and young
"a Jabbcrwocky Of Alice dramatizet
from the works Of Lewis Carroll and set
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MISS EDITH JANUARY
ELLIOTT Hva7o U AcHeAcH

also by Miss Florence Learned T..
Forward 10 the Land League VOL W.,
described by Mrs. EIav.lard lmrt .-.
a lecture OF EARLY Days ~ NG N.H
York with stercop;icon views 3-'3-.'
the programme to "A close.
The Charter Chapter. palr 'o"s -
h Union. Mrs. William n S'oNr''. poe
gent, will have It's annual meeting .-l
election Of officers on Wednesday h",-
the business OF the day a rrur,f
which will include an address %, Nr-
Kathleen Gray Nelson on Ideals Z ''r
American Republic Will be str,r. ard
Miss Alice J. osborn will sing
A large number Of admirers u Prevr-
ing witnessed the performance - ~
tragedy. In n Balcony whire VS.
given at the Princess Theatre on NJ
day under the auspices Of the Ntw YORK
Browning Society. Frances Garter wss
h Queen, Dorothy Smith n!et ''e
OF Constance. n Douglas Eo-- 0as
Norvert. The poem "Couut G'en-or.
was presented as a drama'iH sI'a ''
with Mary Keener paslus. i.- 'T
Smith and Alfred Shirley .n tho .s'.
sonnets were read by Edith ",,.a 'a.-
thison.
Al the recent election Of tho 81 w..
California Gu the following 800
were chosen Mrs. Henry !. a."
first vice-presIdcnt Mrs \ \
third v~!ce-preseident MIS- . "
Butler, corresponding sorrrrIrt
Bert Munday. recorder Mrs "
Martin. Mrs, A, u. Hobbs .rI
Theodore odell, members II 'H. o.
ing board.
Thu .sltnh mill f.r -. .. -
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will And many Of it's former men,
bers returning there for the summe
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfax 8. Land
street. who have been passing the win
ter at 500 Park avenue. have pur-
chased the Root cottage, which they
occupied last year.
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Welt I.eaycraft. daughter OF Mrs,
Charles Russell Ieaycraft. to Joseph
Thompson McAlister OF Hot Springs.
Va. which was celebrated AT noon y
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when not actively engaged In helping
the American Ambulance Hospital, In
which she Is much interested.
The colony ut Southampton. l.. l.,
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An engagement OF international in
terest recently announced was that
of Miss Grace d. Pierce. daughter o:
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A spring musicale will he given on
Thursday morning by the Euterpe Club.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02

0oS &erSmoB. oSbr
N}an biipft aber beim Sdrcibeu
ionOer6or oui Dem Stu6I bin mlo
6crglr .er oidict chen aiih &c.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-01-02

After Bryan's exposure of their
plot, they were afraid to 20 TO the
limit OF provoking actual war with
Germany and her allies, hut were
and are determined to go as near the
limit as possible In aid Of England
and her allies. They have reversed
the policies declared when Bryan
was Secretary Of State; and have
openly approved and encouraged j..
+. Morgan and Co.. in attempting to
secure loan Of $1,000,000,000 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-02
Manassas, Va.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
MANASSAS. Va, July 1.-The Senior
Auction Bridge Club was entertained
Wednesday evening by Mrs Margaret
Pringle Lewis.
Mrs. T. o. Latham and Miss Elma
Latham entertained with a garden party
and reception Thursday evening at Lo-
Gust Bottom, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rolfe Robertson, whose marriage was a
recent social event at The Plains. A
feature of the evenings entertainment
was a tree contest in which the bride
and bridegroom carried off first honors.
The "booby" prizes were won by Mrs.
Wilson of Hartwell, Ga. and Cary Smith
of Haymarket.
Miss Mabel Lyon is spending the sum
mer with relatives in Nova Scotia.
Mrs. J. y. Badger has returned from
visit to Loudoun county.
Mrs. Sara Johnson and Halstead P
Hoover of Washington this week were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Raymond Rat
Ilife.
Miss Eleanor Jones, who spent the win
ter in Manassas with Mr. and Mrs. George
II. Smith, has returned to her home in
Smithton, w. Va. \
Mrs. f. n. Gibson of Upperville is the
guest of her daughter Mrs r. s. Hynson
the winter in Manassas, has returned to
| her home, in Barboursvile. Orange
county.
Miss Eugenia H. Osburn, principal OF
Manassas Agricultural High School this
week attended "A meeting of high school
principals at Charlottesville
Mrs. X. NJ. Bailey and children of Kin
sale have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs
K. l.. Byrd
Miss Frances Griffith of Oyster Bay
l.. l., il spending the summer with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f.
| Bra wner.
Mrs W P. Rudasn of Culpeper this
week visited in Manassas and Rockville
Nd.
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Herndon, Va.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
HERNDON, Va, July 1.-At the
graduating exercises of the Herndon
High School Miss Estelle Amelia Moh-
ler John n. Ankers and George AL
| baugh Bready were given diplomas for
| four years high school work, Mrs.
Mary S. Moffett, the principal. making
| the presentation address, E. Hilton
Jackson of the Washington bar made
the address, his subject being Sue
cess"
Prof. George Mcfarland MCKEE of
the University of North Carolina. Mrs,
McKie and Miss Elizabeth Mckie were
guests of friends here en- route to
Boston, Mass.
Miss Minnie Chaplin entertained the
Corban Club Tuesday afternoon, and
| the Waite class of the Methodist Sun
| day school Thursday afternoon me
girls of the latter class spent the time
| in sewing for needy orphan children or
Washington.
Mrs. Rideout of Rerwyn, Md, for
| merly of Herndon. has been the guest
| of Miss Anna Groh.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wrenn and
Mr. and Mrs Harry E. Mitchell have re-
| turned from visit to Chanully, Ma
| nassas and Clifton.
Miss Dorothy Decker of Boston is
the house guest of Mrs. Albert Tobias
| Walker.
Gilbert Walker of Washington is
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Thomas
| H. Walker.
Mrs. Edward Farnham, Mrs. Lulu
Tremaine and Miss Josephine IRE
maine of Washington have been guests
| of Mrs. E. b. Simonds
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional Church was entertained at an
all-day meeting Thursday with Mrs.
! Arthur w. Cummins.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Episcopal Church met with Mrs. Roscoe
| s. Crippen Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Elma Jarrett of Washington is
spending several weeks with Mrs. w.
Floyd Middleton.
Mrs. Howard Wiley of Newport News
| has been the house guest of Mrs. An
drew Hutchinson, who gave a dance,
| complimentary to Mrs. Wiley and Miss
Lucille Loveless of Washington.
The Indian pageant, "Powhatan. CIV
en- for the benefit of the Fortnightly
Club library. was a financial success.
Those taking principal characters were
Mrs William L. White, Misses Estelle
| Mohler. Cynthia Cummins, Ruth Lu-
| kens, Elizabeth Ellis Selma McMillen,
| Helen Crippen, Sara Kidwell and Will
| liam S. Aud, William A. Baker. Harry
Starr. George A. Bready. Percy Bal
| lou, Willis Burton, Floyd Thompson,
| William Tippett, besides large chorus
| of Indian maidens, warriors sailors ana
| little Indians.
j. Marsteller has returned to his
| home in Birmingham, Ala, after visit
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Wahl. accom- :
panied by his granddaughter, Orvilla
VAIL.
| Mrs William Ayre has returned from
| visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Ayre
| in New York.
Mrs. Ina Steele Colson of New York
| is spending some time here.
| Mrs. Lucy Florance has returned
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. John Ish
| of LeeSburg.
Mrs Kache and Miss Olga kache of
Florida are house guests of Mrs. Sallie
| c. Holtzclaw.
Mrs. Jennie Crounse Broadway has re-
| turned to her home in California after
| a stay of some months at her former
| home
Miss Victorine Johnson of washing
| ton has been the guest of Miss Mar
garet Russell
Miss Louise Sherry of Washington
| is the house guest of Mrs. NJ. Frank
| Hutchinson.