The Washington times., 1916-04-23
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most charming ietters-and they feel as
II they knew the little visitor quite In
timately.
Young Mrs. RldEely IL great grand |
daughter OF DIR. John Mclaughlin. the |
first governor OF the Hudson Bay
Colony In Oregon. who was quite n |
famous character In the Norti west. She |
has number OF clever short stories, |
which were published IN Western papers
and magazines to her credit and has
Just completed q novel. Mrs bearing
and Mrs. Ridgeiy are TO have n peepl
at 70 as soon as their guests arrive. |
and II is to be brought out before very
long.
The elder Mrs. Dearing, who has been
an invalid for many years. Ii making
marked improvements these days. and
she and Mrs. Ridgely attribute her gain
in health and strength to Christian
Science. For hve years she was onl
crutches. the cause being aggravated In
fammatory rheumatism. and after that
for a while she was even confined TO a
wheeled chair. Now. however. she has
discarded both chair and crutches. and
In becoming more and more active and
ambitious. And all since She took upl
Christian Science.
Going to Tobyhanns.
Mrs. Clarence N. Pones IL preparing 10
10 to Tobyhanna this summer, where
she will take a cottage. as she did last
year. The Captain VIII 10 there In
week or SO to join the army camp and
Mrs. Jones will follow him a fortnight
later in their new car. which she drives
with skill Capt. and Mrs. Jones have
had an unusual amount of pleasure out
Of their car though they have only had
It few weeks. They take long trip
in the machine every weekend and al
ways have a jolly time. Last week they
motored TO Bluemont. through snick-
er's Gap into the Shenandoah Valley or
Virginia. They are enthusiastic about
that country and well they might be for
II IL beautiful. Few persons seem TO
know even that there Is such beautiful
mountain scenery just q few hours
trolley ride from Washington.
Lieut.. James Riley has already left
Fort Myer for Tobyhanna and his wife
departed on Thursday for New York to
spend several months with her mother.
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"ost VI tue ueSiueu'S Heasei hs' VI
gayeties during the past wek have been
In honor OF the Daughters In Con-
gress assembled. Ana never prooapiy
have the delegates 10 the annual con-
crosses or the ID. a. *. had SO htue
done Tor them as those VINO satheren
for the 18th. the silver anniversary
congress. The simultaneous arriVai Oh
Holy week ana Daushters "eeN eef
.l.~l.. e.. h. ali lans nf
fanny racih'a'eu me uenoera''ons y,
the congress- anu uherepy srea"y
pleased those VINO take 'he "orN III manu-
so seriously that they appreciate inc
usual round OF iuncheons' Tea parties
ana receptions wh'eh in'e'ieres wiz"
the real op'ec' oi me eo"'e""o"'
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80. 49,, ~, onnor,,n,,, q, .s.,ny ,hs
saw ei -"
new rHs' i-aos' "os. y. en
hu'hah'y curious on "a' $500 $40
there was consiueraole sru'"unhs non.
those whose seau "e'e 81 p
,hey couIo nor get sou VIC"
! III 'he pres'ueh'- ~ on
Jay afternoon Wnhe .ne ~.
making MS usua' "uo'e'' VI s'''e
1 10 the cohkreSs'
| Wnlte FOX FuTS DhNcus
However, the glimpse they had OF
; her-she withdrew as soon as the Presi-
dent had completed his very short ad-
dress-comforted one daughter who was
heard 70 remark "Well, 1 certainly was
1lad IN see her white fox furs. They
were 40 overdone last summer that I
wa. afraid they'd be quite out OF date
~ a H., s,sss I, Mrs presI-
,"is sea'o"
dent can wear en- l can
1t was on this occasion that TIE Pres-
idents double made his appearance.
Mr Ncc,he VIII, introduced new music
w ..'..,e,, ~, Is ,ho d,n.n,ors an
LOT A"eriea an" "u '"1
the singing OF It, Is the image OF Mr..
Wilson, line for line, and feature for
feature so when n. stood on the Mat
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FORM beating Time u causeu quite
futter OF interest and amusement.
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