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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

ausiWileBllW ndm gilglanD t@ider
uno Dab iie mir enelifde Waaren tauz
fen. DAB upfer 2anb bic Rationen.
oeren 6reibeit 5u ipabren fir uns eine
gebteteriide Notblpenbistsit 1T, FOLDER
SBeiie i'm Stih lGBt. lit bod etne na>
tlonale S6mad. gbenlo f9anoli4 1T
es odb mir uns aus BEN 9anbel bieier
Nationen uerbrdngen laKen unb Der
S9mah pirb bdmit bic arone auise;
ieBt ,oab gnglanb oieie Sanbels6errs
lhaft iiber unier eisenes 2anb ausii6t,
inbem es Sirmsn in ben Ser. Staaten
bonn qubenbanbel ausI6liebt. Oab
bieIe S6md9 unb 9efabr pom prds
iibenten ni6t ertannt ipiirbe, lit mi
oentbar, ba tie bod gu tlar 81 Gage
lieet unb i'm aonsreb ielbit pirb tag.
lid pariiber seiproden. IS pirb bar
eclest. baB England bic idpar5e Siite
aufseitellt, bic Euit5eniur uno ben
poitraub eingefiibrt, pis audi bic Be
idrdntuns unierer 3ufubren nab neil,
traIen adnpern lebisGid gu benz 3pcd
angeorbnet bat, Inn ben Weltbanoel
nou unb gang an ii6 gu bringen. DAB
Der Prdiioeut bageseu nidt auftritt, IT
ni9t gu peripunoern, benn er itebt 10
pO[ie auf Setter GngIanSs, buB er qes
gen nod iddnplihere @elpaltatte, ipenn
bas iiberbaupt mOslid ipGrs, ni4t slns
I9reiten ipiirbe. llnperitdnblib 1T, bat
Der apngreb niht bic Rehte unb bic
Gbre Der Ser. Staaten ipdbrnimmt.
Sine Bsigerung, irsenb lpeI4e 9eripils
ligung 5u genebmigen, bis Der prdii
bent ben GntIdlub betunbet, Gngldneo
glnmdbuns 81 breden, piiroe ohne
5rage bic seipiinihte Wirtuns baben,
benn segen Elm erniiIi6 empOrtes 8ar
lament ipogt nidt sinmal Der 3or
bon RubIanb ansutGmpfcn.
Gs 1T aber nidt SeItenes in unierer
8eI9i3te, bab Der 9rdTbsnt unO Der
apnsreb iid sIei6siltig sesen bic
ShidIale bss 2anbes perbaIten baben.
Sn bieiem Sale bat bas bolt lie sur
5bdtigtsit aufseriitislt. 9lbsr aud ncn
bieier Seite ssidiebt nidts, Sos I'M
rs4t unb bic S6mah, Die mir erIei.
ben, iperben ipobl empfunbsn. aber es
feblt Der Wiae sur Sbat. 9as iino
betriibsnbe Qusiidten fir bic 3utunft.
Cine Ratiou, bic nidt enti6Iofen 1T,
ules fir ibre Gbre gu pusen, t1nn
ni6t aui ldngen Seitano rs6nen, bena
bic Gbre 1T bas 2ebenselsmsnt Der Ras
tionen, @ie bic Su9e ben slnidein
bat, itebsn mir Dor benz betriibenbtn
S6auipisle, bub gneluno bur6 isins
2lrtdufs fir ben aris9 ben srObtsn
sbeiI Der ameritaniiaen gution be-
ito6en bat uno bab bisie piaeNs
Iheint, fir 9eID ibr natiunales Oo'eiH
aufs Spiel su issen. Dieie Der
1T gseignst. srnitIi6e Sor5s
I'm bic 3utunft unisres Ganbes gu ers
rpedeu. 9eip0bnlit beet man IN iol'
ben JdlIen bic Sofinune. bab penn
pem @oIte su Diel seboten unb feline
Schulz auf cine su barte probe ses
telIt pirb. biei.s ii4 enoIid aufraffen
perDe, aber es 1T nidt srii6tli6, mas
uns nod msbr an 8ergetpals
isunsen bisten tDnnte. @enn bas
lp6 nidt seniiet, I'm ben patriotiss
nus gu sntfIummen 10 mub man
ylaubsn, bab er idOn D0ais sr!os
den 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

gepeien si ieii, iinb boiiptiddlid Iiite
IS gg!t,ariu. uno glntbrnjin.Jarben
9tudl iinS Oie 6nrber ipegcn Der slri
Ser Gerienoimg nid)t III Der iiblifcv
,ycru als Eaite eingetroiicn, fonoern
IN pulperiiirter uno bofton5entrirtt:
,SornL ioonb Ole bierber geliefericE
ca. 100000 gfunb tbatiGhli9 einsin
ctlpa 3ebnfahcn arobereu Gngllplli
ae!uoDnIider glrt eiltipreden. allt
Die 9crpadlnl5 bate lid ben Rdini'
ucrb0ltniiien oes 9ogtes ah5llpa'ler,
unb nareu bic Sarbcn baber in ai'tch
gapiiier 8roBe uerpadt. liner SbeIl
Der Sen6lng lit Gre!t rab ilnier:r
iSabrif in albanp seaangcn I'M III
fommer5ielle sSorin gebrad)t 5u iDei.
ocn, mo ipdren Die Sarhen uaiil-IItl
iton Idngit porber pe.aiIit Gbciilo
ieltlrperitanblid isat Elm ungleit bc.
hercr Greis odiiir erlegt iperocn nliIl-
ieu, NIT giilfiid]t iorppbl aili Die bcd)'
fOnsentrirte 6orni, als aiif alII oas
nit oieier sIrt BEG G5can.2rallspos'
tcs perbunDene 9tilifo nno oaber o.,
sore Der 5radtroten.
Ia,u mubte Der Erofit oeS bieiigen
erinnaligen empfdngers Der galtl'
morer ,Sirma Sd)llnlad)er & 60, bin.
5ugeidlagen iperben uno idliebIld)
limb Die iSdrben aud IN Geutihlauo
tbeurer, ipoielbit ale @obmaterialien
fnapp imb bod i'm 9reiie iino. Ger
SnbaIt Der Senoung beitano baiipt.
iahIid, ans 5arben, ,pie iie bier5il'
lanoe niht bergeitellt iueroen iIno
a,ib nad Dem Ariege nitt 70 Ieid.
bergeitelt iperben fonner. Sn oieicr
Siniidt iiebt 9eiiiihIano iinerreidlt
ba, uno ioiern ourh bieiige Geiesgeb.
itng. pie sepIant ipiro, gum geiteu
Der einbeimii6en Snouitrie nad benz
Seriese bieier oei,tiden einfubr Sin.
beruiiie in ben @es selegt lperoen
10 ipiro bic Sabrifntion na6 bier Der.
legt perben ,ino lpiiroeu nnh mir I'M
iere beige 5abrif beSeutenb ertuei.
tern. gs banbelt iif babel nm bic
lpirfIit edten Sarben, Die man bier
nift iabri5iren fam. uno ipelhe fir
feline 9ertiIipaaren, Seioen. Baum.
moI unb 8oaeuitoiie, @erpenouug
finoen. s(bgeiebeu oapor oaB Tic
bilrd patente geitiiBt iino. Die jeSodl
abIauien mirb in oieien Sarbeli
Gentihlano iein monopol aud ier.
uerbin 81 bebaupten miIien.
llniere &in6en iino iiber bic ueu,
8nfllbr BON Sarben, uon oenen aae
iriiberen gorratbe polig persriiien
limb, natiirlih febr erfreiit. gle ,pcr.
ben baburd In ben Stano geiest,
SpeJinlitlien bon gleienl an lieiern
iinb eingeiteate sSabritations3meice
ipieber ouinebmen 3u fonnen. Sol.
fentIih eriiiIlen lid, bic gripartlnae.l
betreiiS bal6iaeu Gintrefiens Der
> Bremen, bes Sdpeiterbootes Der
! ~IelliidIanS", fopie n1berer folder
Subnarin.SanoeIsifiife NIT meite.
ren 9aounsen. llnier eegentrdrtiscn
gerblltniiien oiirften 5arbitoffe Die
Ipiinihenspertbeite 2uoung eieicr
goote iein. gsir bdtten hiinoerfmnl
iopiel perfaliien f5unen aber mir iinO
,uirie6en nit Dem, mas mir erbaltelI
1aben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

4
bsnun5irt iporben iinb. Sppeit iolIen
jebo6 nur fpenis antlpprten eingslau'
fen fein.
Sn einsm uns borlise.nbsn 8riefe
befapert ii9 cine anseietene 5irnia
in Gape 3opn, Siibafrita, iibtr bic
erorbitanten Srahtraten, ipelfe fiji.
gsforberuns bon Waarn bon amerii
tcniihen S1fsn mad jentm Wlart.
berehnet tperben. Bel bet eerineen
3aN Der ameritnniI9en Sdiffe, bi:
birett nab Siibafriia iessln, Iiest bie'
Ter 9,riebr bauptiahlid in 9dnoeE
britiftsr Shiifseissn!biimer, uno
oisis bepor,ussu eitsliiM Jirmsn uno
rehnsn i'm uebrisen 70 bobs 5radts
ratsn, tpis Der g.risbr iis nur sben
trdgeu lam.
9rosbsm oab bic britif6e Resiss
runs i'm Qpril 1914 u.riprOGen hats
te, an ben boldnbiI4sn us6erisss Fruit
tonIianirte Waaren piirosn .sinem
4ufsntbaIie unteriporfsn perbsn. iino
in ben lsbtsn spsi WOnutsn segsn 80
amsri.aniide, nah 9oriflrift foniigs
nirts Waarenisnbunssn in 5ollano in
3oufpeidsr einsslasert ipOrbsn, Bis
bas brit:ids priisnssri6t in ihrsm
Sale feline Gntfdtiouns trifft. Die
inIolse beHsn DON bier aus mad Cons
bon ssri6tst.n sablreidsn gei6pers
ben finben, mi. Is bsibt, llnteritiibuns
Ieiiens Der gunbesresieruns. (gDas If
bi.is llnt.ritiibuns fpertb2 gli4t eineu
pfiffsrling! U. b. R.)
Der bor siniser 3sit bon Nsu gors
mad goibenburs absegansene i6ipes
bifte Dampf,r .Stofbolm1 IN jebt
bort eingeiroffsn, na6b.m er msbrere
WDhen In 2ipsrpool ftfsehaltet tuor-
ben mar unb baielbit 300 9onnen
glei unb $50 Sonnsn a.bsr bate gus
riidlaFsn miiHen, irobbem bisie Wlas
isriulien fir bic idwsbiite Rssisruns
beiiimmt paren.
9rdfiIisn untsrlieei berart bem
britiihen 9rude, bag Elm in Der De-
putirten.ammsr sinsebrdater protelt
eeaen ben aud brafilianiihe JirmeH
.reifenbsn briiifdeH gop.Ott dui gln'
p.iiuns Der Rssisruns suriidgsaogsn
pprben IN.
Sn Werilp babeu iid bic BON Grob'
britnnnien boptpttirteu beuiifsn
iSirmen nit siuem proi.f an bic be
faeto Resisruns eepaHbt.
2lut Die auiiralifde Resierung bat
sine .Shpars. Cite" amerisanii4st
iyirmtn psrSiisntlidi. nit ipelfen
isiu atuftraIitr ssihdftIit p.rtsbrsn
BARI.
ga bic nad 9apii unb ben pbilip'
pinen Iouf,nb.n Dompfitiffs iih mel;
germ, fir boriis. beuiids, BON Crop
britannien in 46t nnb 8unn getba
nene yirmm Waaren bon bier gu Be-
forbern, fn ndrten bier itst ienen
sSirmen sebSrise 8aumpcllitoffe i'm
Wertk BON elmer MilliOn Dollars duf
gelesenbeit sur 8eforbsruna.
Bel eintr bieiissn 6ffentliden 4uis |
ton tpurbsn aud mehrsre aauIenoe
gfuub Robbaars anssboten. bod por'
Der betonnt seetbsn, Der 6ofhbteter
t0nne nur bann ben 3uf6las srbalien.
Tpfern er cine @ardniie untsr3.i6ne,
pab bic Robbaare nift mad Deutfdr |
lamb ssbraht iperben.
tylsp ycrfer 9anbsIsSig) |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

9erbalten nidt beriteben. Die Grtlds
runs 1T febr leidt nit ben Worten
eeseben: Nidts fir bic Ser. Staaten,
alles fir Gnglanb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
Sicnstag, ben 22. Ansuit 1916.

Sn Seuti d Ian 8 rednet man
nit Sem Siege int 6eloe als iolh felt.
itebenoer Sbatia9e unD bentt man BON
Dem 8irtbidaftsfriegc, oen @nglato
nah Dem &ricge iiibren wia, 10 &C
ring oaB ole Sd)ifislperitcu Sag utb
9todt nit Der ScrItelllng bon San-
belsit)iffcn bei6dftigt iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22

Wenn man BEN probriti1 den
3eitunaen @lauben i9entsn barf, iu6t
bic Qbniniitration mad 8orpdnoen
Su einem &ratebl nit Seutialano,
pielleicht mas S6limmerem. IS piro
beriatet, Dab ale ameritaniiaen aons
Iuln 9efebl erbalten baben, esHauelte
Iustunft iibsr bic S9iffso.:! :!entunssH
bura bic 9suti6en gu 'amu'In, fPes
siel Oh iis ale DOM prdiipenteH gsfors
berten 8sbingunssu in 9eaus auf Ins
ruf, Ourdiu9uns u. I. 10. eEiiaen.
Cine 9sranlaiIuug biersu iiegt ni6t
DOT. Gs pirb 5usegebeH, DAB man.
ieitosm bic 9erItGnbisuns nit Dsutlchs
lamb erfOlst 1T, ni4ts Don elmer lIeber'
trstung Der abmudangen JebOrt babe.
Sn JDlge Osfen 1T Ooh Der srpdhn!s
8sfebl uunOtbig uHb tann er nur gum
.3pet baben, einen Strsitfa1 gu Ius
den. Was als Qbiidt Oorlies.u tannts.
lpenn es nit Der MelDung lem. Rid
tiateit bat, pdre, bag man I'm 9olte
bic untbGtigteit bes prdiioeHten Ifarf
I'll tritiiiren 6cginnt uno oa es pffen@
bar feiter GntI9lut Der 2lbminiitras
tion lit, ron GngIonb alles binjuneD:
men, ipas es gu bistsn 5elie6t, 10 mere
Der Wunfh peritdnblid, Die Gufmert|
Iamteit pon Der f6par5en 2iite, BEN
QuItraub uno Der rnteroriiduns oes
neutralen Sonbels abauleuten. inoer1
man eiren gortpanD finbet, SeutIds
lamb lpiebsr nit arieg 81 bebrobeN.
million mag .s fertis brin'
gen, ben iuliDarii6sn Siben uuf5ul0<
fen, ipenigitsns bat nod tein prGiioenI
Dor ibm iuI6es Wtbpereniissn in lss
mem 2onOsstbeil errest. Senator un~
oerlpoob, Der Jiibrer Der Demotra<
ten i'm Ssnut, bot bieier Sage bic
@Bilfoni6s Administration in elmer
Deiis Durd bic 9e6el sesOgen, oa5
Die RepubIitaner Ii6 gar tein beiler,s
&asncs9Otument piinide tpnz
nen, als Dieie Rebs. Dieis mar seeen
bic foebsn paiIirte S6iffsantaufs s8il
srri6tet, bic Bilion nit ioldsr Gnts
itieoenbsit perlanete. UNDERWOOD
belt ibm Dor, oub DiIion nit Der
8ia ale oemOtratiiden prin5ipitn
prsis segebsn babe uno cine fol4s
Mabressl ni6t npt5ipenoia serpeien
pGre, bate Wilion niht iein in Der
gultimorer platfcrm gesebsnes Der
fpre6en sebroAen, inoem sr bas
@eies aufbOb, iDona6 Die lmeritus
nif1en Sdiffe teine 9lbeaben fir biz
Dur6fabrt i'm pandmasaanal be3db
len fo[sn unb penn er bas @efsb ni9t |
unfea6tst gelaFsn 9Gite, pel6ss
Wanren, bic in lmeritaniIdsn S9ifs |
fen 6ersin fommsn, cine 3ollermGbis |
gung DON fiinf3ebn prosent gslpGbrt. !
1lnberpoub iagt. ct tonne @ilIons
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-22
Ser ruiiiide slnsriHsfries in
Der Sufowiua.
BON R o , q R o b a.

Sn grpasuns. - Ruiilihe Utunitio.
aus Sapan. - 9on 5i4erteisa
um5inssIt. = 9srRdnsHibDOue Wus
MISUNDERSTANDING. Die i4Des
rem WeHihsnOpfsr Der RuHsn. =
Str0ms ruiiiidsH g!utss in Der
Gutopind.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
Anacostla.

Tuesday evening a NUMBER OF young
people gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas G. Simpson, in Maple View
avenue to give a shower to Miss Leoma
Burch. whose marriage will take place
shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Thompson en-
tertained at five hundred at their home,
1919 18Th street Wednesday evening.
Refreshments were served during the
evening. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. James. w. Marbury. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. J. Aiken. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas e.
,, Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs w. W. robson
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paul Green
The members of the Highland Athletic
Club gathered at the home OF haiph
Green, in w street, Tuesday evening.
for an oyster roast The club will short
ly hold its annual banquet: me AItai
Society of St. Teresa's Church enter
tained' Tuesday evening IN the asseiiipis
hall of the parochial school Ill street.
at a masquerade ball.
December D. the Young Peoples s So
ciety of Emmanuel Church Will holo l's
first dance of the season in the parlSh
hall in V street Committees nave Deen
appointed to make arrangements Ior thlS
event and meeting will be held FIJI
day night to complete details. Tomor-
row night, in the assembly hall or st.
Teresa's Parochial School. the Anacostla
Evening star., 1916-12-03
In Nearby
Society Circles
BETHESDA, MD.

Mrs. George E. Hamilton has with her
for weeks visit her sister. Miss Mary
Merrick. founder of the Christ Child So
ciety. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Manchester
haven. and have gone to Washington to
spend the winter with Miss Marie
Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs. Winsor Offutt
of Glyndon, Md, are spending the week
with Mrs. Offutt's mother, Mrs. Frank
lin c. Getzendanner The Woman s
Club of Bethesda held its regular meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. James Adkins in Oak place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Brown are home
from trip to Honolulu, the Pacific
coast and points in the west. Mrs. Ed
ward G. Fletcher of College Park, Mr..
and Mrs. Hampton Jones of Garrett
Park and Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Clear of
Washington We're guests for Thanks
giving at the home of w. A. Pate near
Alta Vista. Capt. NJ. Z. Novak spent
THANKSGIVING with his wife in their
home at Edgemoor. The Newcomb
Club held it's regular meeting at the
home of Mrs. Walter Z. Perry. Papers
were read by Mrs. Robert J. Service
and Mrs. Percy +. Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Peter entertained
at Thanksgiving dinner. their guests
Hodges, Mrs. A. l.. Armstrong and Miss
Mignonette Roby. The Community
Club is to meet Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Tibbott.
BUSINESS OF importance is TO come pc
fore the club. and a specially good pro-
gram is prepared. Mrs. Evelyn New
comb Burgess and family have moved
to Georgetown. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
klaas. formerly of Washington. have
moved into their new home in Oak
place.
]. r. Beaver of Marion, Ind: Mr.. and
Mrs. o. L. Famler and children and
Miss Fannie Owing were Tha anksgiving
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J..
Heaton.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

her home Wednesday evening in COM
pliment to the X. T. Club.
Mrs Coventry of Poughkeepsie, y. Y.
who has been visiting her soninlaw
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Wallace, returned to her home last
week.
Mrs. D. A. Fines of Sealston. Va, was
a guest for the Thanksgiving holidays
of her \brother-inlaw and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. H. c. Butler.
Mrs John Kracke and son, Richard
are visiting relatives in Fredericks-
burg, Va.
Mrs. Charles b. Horner left Friday
for her home in st. Petersburg, Fla,
after an extended visit with relatives
here.
Mr.. Charles B. Molster returned to
his home Thursday after an absence OF
several months spent in Maine and
New York state.
Mrs J. r Lynch of Clifton, Va, spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ard Mrs
]. L. Sherwood, Jr.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
LYNCHBURG, VA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Hirsh spent
several days in Baltimore this week
Thomas II. Donovan has returned from
a visit at his former home at Char
lottesville. Miss Grace Kasey spent the
week end with relatives in Richmond
r. NJ. Taliaferro has returned from a
hunting trip in North Carolina. Mrs
James r. Boyd spent several days in
Richmond. where she was the guest of
Mrs w. T. Shepherd. Mrs. l.. A. Booker
has returned from Durham. n c.. where
she visited her daughter. Mrs. H. p.
Kirkland Miss Sue Adams is in Wash
ington for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
G.. Watts spent several days in Rich
mond during the week. T. f. Young
went to Knoxville this week, expecting
to make his future home there. Mrs. r.
T Watts. jr, is visiting in New York
city. Mrs b. B. Adams was a visitor
in Washington this week. Mrs. c. A.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
CULPEPER, VA.

Mrs. w. w. Chelf left this week for a
visit to her son and daughter-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Pace. in LeWisburg w.
Va. with whom she will spend several
weeks. Mrs. Nelly Bisrham. Miss Mildred
Bispham and Miss Lucy Wiltshire. WHO
have been spending the fall months at
their summer home in East street. re-
turned this week to Baltimore for the
remainder of the winter. Miss Agnes Gus
ter of Altoona, Pa. is visiting Miss
George Wager in Main street MIR. and
Mrs. w Irvine Gilkeson, who have been
on a northern wedding trip. were guests
for several days this week of the formers
father Frank NJ Gilkeson. in Jameson's
hill, leaving Thursday for Richmond. Mrs
Evening star., 1916-12-03
CUMBERLAND, MD.

John B. Macfarlane is a visitor to
Washington Mrs. Mary Holzen. has
gone to Chattanooga. Tenn. to spend
the winter with her daughter. Mrs. G
D. Barrick. Miss Mabel Jordan. Buena
nell Dubar Avirett. Mr.. and Mrs
George G. Young and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam F. Coale were visitors to New
York. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Alexandra
New York. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Steinweg. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Shriver and Henry Shriver. jr-, are in
New York. Mrs. Lowndes. wife of the
late Gov. Lowndes, gave a reception
Saturday in honor Of William W
Brown. editor Of the Cumberland Daily
Continued on Sixth PageD
Evening star., 1916-12-03
Fashions and Fads.

The topcoats all have decided flare
at the bottom
Some evening gowns still have very
narrow skirts.
Roman striped velvet is used for
handbags.
Salmon and brown embroidery APP
pears on taupe cloth.
Mufs are being decorated with color
motifs in beads.
Dark blue and gray is one of the sea-
sons combinations.
A gray doveskin "trotter' suit has
white suede trimmings.
The long loose sleeves known IAN
gel sleeves are coming in again.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
Picked Up Here and There


his generation. 1t was charming pic
ture to see the lovely Lily Langtry, her
pretty little daughter, her still beautiful
mother and the good looking fair haired
Adonis from Philadelphia grouped on
the beach or strolling along the board
walk. And now Barclay Warburton
makes London his home and is con-
nected. / am told. with the manufacture
OF one of the famous guns that are
doing such great work for England and
her allies on the western front Also,
in his spare time. he is pillar of so
cfety' and a member of that sporting
contingent which assemblies at Ciro's
Club. the gathering place of all the
Cross
Ciro's Club is the only one of the Sup
per club" variety to which officers in uni
form are permitted entrance. They may
: lunch and dine there. but they may not
nave tea or supper. During these last
periods dancing takes place. and. there
fore. no man in his majestys uniform is
permitted to be present.
The Metropolitan opera in it's OPEN
Ing week looked like the opera of old.
says a New York corre-
Mrs. Iselin's spondent in the Chicago
u.,al Tribune, whereas for
two years past the cos
tuning has been so simple as not to
make visit to the home of song any
-~perience at all. Even the horse show,
-hich suffered an eclipse before hos
.ilities sprang up abroad, revived and
in its last evenings was like the horse
show of the good old days out in Chi
cago when we had one there. and the
smart set turned out in scores and
everybody craned his neck tor would
rhetoric wave its rules in this instance
and allow me to say her" neck?) to
see what the young dimpled Mrs.
Reginald Vanderbilt was wearing. She
does not look nearly so young and is
scarcely at all dimpled now. and she
does not go to the New York horse
show because Reginald does.
But l am wandering from my subject,
which is that society is gay. On the
opening night of the opera l could pay
no attention to the stage on account
of Mrs. Arthur Iselin's headdress. She
was in Mrs. Ogden Goelets box. Mrs.
Iselin wore a narrow filet of diamonds
round her dark hair. 1t held in place
two tall paradise fronds at the back of
her head and waving fully foot above
it, She carried big fan of eagles
feathers and wore a black velvet rose
crushed in her corsage. The back
ground for all of this sensationalism, /
believe, was gown of white.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

Mr.. John p. Higgins of Vancouver
Wash. is visiting his mother, Mrs. NJ
L. Higgins of 1897 Irving street.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

Miss Bessie Wachsman of Brooklyn
n. Y. has returned home after an ex-
tended visit as guest of Mr.. and Mrs
]. Aronsohn.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

members of the Ladies' Auxiliary 1914-16
Relief Society for the Benefit of the
War Widows and Orphans of Germany
will conduct dance to raise funds for
this movement. a flower cotillon will
feature the ball. Invitations have been
extended TO members of all the German
societies in the District to be present.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

Mrs. David Street Of Baltimore, Nd,
has returned to he: home after visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Iangdon Whit
ford of Newlands street
Evening star., 1916-12-03

Ryburn and children have returned
to Glade Springs, after visit here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Norman.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". HenkIe en-
tertained the members of the Young
Peoples Music Club at their home dur
ing the week. when a delightful pro-
gram was rendered by Miss Julia Will
son. Miss Rebecca Hathaway. Miss Eve
lyn Douglas. Miss Marjory Henkle. Miss
Lois Shively. Miss Audrey Prior and
Miss Daoud.
Mrs. Hubert Bisselle of Grafton
street was hostess Friday afternoon to
the members of her bridge club
Mr.. and Mrs. Herber, Mifiin Hall
entertained al large dinner Thurs
day. at their home.
Mrs. Martha Taylor Of Westwood. \.
j.. is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurenz VI.
Prior
Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Smith and daugh-
ter. Miss Dorothy Smith. of Cedar Park
way left yesterday for Winston-Salem.
y c.. where they will spend a few
days.
! Miss Airline Pretty of New York city
is visiting her brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". HenkIe
party at her home Friday evening.
Mrs Arthur Copeland entertained the
members Of the Chevy Chase Thirnble
Club at her home Friday afternoon.
Mrs j. NJ. Mcknew had the members
OF her bridge club her guests Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Harvey Curtis will entertain the
members of the Women's Club al her
home next Wednesday afternoon An
address will be made by the former
president. Mrs. George b. Michaelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Burkhart en-
tertained a large dinner party at their
hoIEe Thanksgiving evening
Mrs. Charles o. Henry of E'airmont
w. Va. who was the guest of her
'nephew and niece. Mr.. and Mrs. Villa m
S. Corby, at their home. lshpiming, has
returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. Kirchmyer OF
Morrison street entertained the men,
bers of their bridg" ctu' last evening
Evening star., 1916-12-03

Prof. and Mrs. Paul Grant of Mid
land, Md, are visiting the latter
mother. Mrs. A. C. Sutton, of 602 Sd
street northwest.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

Mrs. Robert w. Frischkorn, accom-
panied by her children. left Tuesday for
Smyrna. Del. where they are spending
the Thanksgiving holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. O. p. Wilson.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
Random Notes.

Miss Coda Davis of Marshall Fau-
quier county. Va. is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Stamper. at Drummond. Md
Evening star., 1916-12-03
Chew Chase.

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul P. Magoffin of Ok
ford street. who have been spending
the past three weeks in Savannah, Ga.
and Jacksonville. Fla. have returned
TO their home.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

Mr.. and Mrsf Bruce F. Clark have re-
turned from New York. where they at
tended the Army and Navy game.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

Miss Vera Fickweiler of Rochester
N. Y, is the guest of her uncle an,
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. William H Barn
holt.