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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

Giucm @litglicO ocr OGnii@cn PIN.
bulon5 in 9oris, Or. SpinOt, ioll cS
gcoliidt icin Elm GunIibeii aus Ic6r
moiiibcr @appe bersuitcaen ooS lid
Our@ proftiidc &crpenOborfeit mo
Olr6 6iIliacn 4rciS glciGcrnloBcn
olls5cic6neu mo 0o9cr 81 pcitciicr
&crmcnOune oeci9uct icin ioG. Gic
6isber oneeitcllten @roben rno Scr.
ilde iiuo no@ Oieiem 9crii6tc ic6r
6efrieoi9cnO 0erIouieiL itnO Oie iran.
6oiii6cn Sonit6tsbe6orOen bobcn be.
reits Der neiien @riinorng i6r Sntc.
rcIie 5ugemonot. litter ocn @rIlcn
Oic nit Oem Spinofihen aunItbcin
perieben wurOen. mar Sberit Scpp
friiBcrcr iron5oiiider @}ilitdr 9lttod)c
III &opcnDagcn Ger bel elmer Scr.
Dunoun9 in Der S6lndt Inn Ser0lm
iein rcHteS @ciu berlorcn Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

Ocn gSea 0cS Snitcrs III 1crot6cn oOcr
nuf pcr6rehcrii9e 9lrt porlpGrts font
men 81 miiiicn. Iic Sanptaufgo6e
icOcr p5giii6en unO moroliIden Gr.
5iebung bcIte0t in Ocm poiitipcn 9lui.
6aucn OeS SnoipiommS.
g}ddoem oieS iiberall Oo, no cs
iib I'M cigeutlibe 2aitcr mo &crbrc.
dcn bonOelt. 5utriiit. I'M mie nicI SUE
trciienocr lit cS oo, no cS lid nidlt
I'M 6os ot ii6 @oic, IonOcrn nr I'M
Oos, pos gcleacntlidb NurG0liB6rold)
boie lpcroen fam blnOclt2 Senl
Oic perl0nlitbc gScitercntmidlung. bic
@r3icbung idmmtli6er Ucpo6n6ci.
ten, sic 6r5ic6rnq OcS gSilIcnS, sic
@rjiebumg 5lir Scl6itbeiiinunng.
5ilr Sel6it6eberrit6rng, 5ur 9etdn-
pilmg Scr &rouf6cit 6es 9aiterS imO
OeS @er6rc6ens 10 groBe 9eocutlng
6eliben iollcn iie Damn nidt aud cius
SIG mo dllein @ertrolen peroieneu.
no es Gilt, 0en Neni1cn 81 ibiiben
oor oem @liB6roub BON Gingen, bic
ionit on iicb niibIib mo geinno iinO?
IS liegt flor ollf Ser Son0. ooB OoS
a6iohte &er6ot allies Oeiien, mas
miBbrnuht werOcu fam obcr ionit
0urhnuS normal uno praftiih gilt
lit, nidtS 0'rtcS 6crDor6rinQcn fam.
Die perionlihc SD9icnc 6cruDt nnf
Ocm Grmeiicn OcS onOipiouumS, 5.
+. oui Der perionliGcn 6rei6cit, mic
lie nit 6rogcn 0cr @chnO6cit in
&erbinorn0 itc6t. Die moroliihc
Np9ienc 6dn9t in olciber 8ciic nit
Ocr pcrionli1en 6rcibcit OcS SSroi'
DiOutms 5nionmcn @s gie6t ii6cr.
6aipt feine NloralitGt obnc ,Srci-
belt. Gic @rcn5cn Der Srci6cit cr-
wcitern oen @in5clrcu sic picIiGl.
tigen &cgc 5cigen, ipic cr ouf S6ritt
imO Eritt Ib bctb1tigcn fam, OoS
bciBt @loralitGt, cOlc @ciimmg mo
@ciittlng, aliteS 9iir1ert6un lc6rcu.
Ter @cs OeS Hciormers, mic mir i6n
bclite fcnnclt lit scr SSeg Scr Inter.
Oriiditng, scr @inibrdnflng scr per.
iouli6cu 6rei6ct Gicier @cg fii6rt
nidt SIR 9eiieriing ionocrn 5lr &c.
moroIiiiumg SIR S1wo@c mo nidlt
5llr St1rfc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

gc9ort Ccicr icscIic au "a. 81
tobcr uon Cardiff gSaIcs, na6 9lr-
5ei in 9lIgicr.)
" or porauS5nic6en.
2on0pn %. 91op. ~ Cine oiii.
5icac @cronutmadln0 BON 6crtc io0t
ooB Die llutcriubung iibcr oen Scr.
Init Ocr SoipitoIid]iiic o9ritounic"
uuO oNraclncr Gaitlc~, oic fiir3lic6
i'm 9lcooiidcu Niccrc uutergiuocn,
nidt crgcbcn bat, Oh Oic Sdiifc 0nrb
@|iucu oOcr CorpcOos pcricnft mur.
0en.
GSoibin0ton %. 9Iovcm6cr.
- Su Dem 8erilbt scr 9IonOs 9IQcu-
trr, mcldcr bcutc pom Staats-Gc
portcmcut cmpiau0en mur0c, miro
Der n9raemcr Goitlc" ais torpcOirt
ongcgcbn. 9ariu miro ouh ocmcl-
oct, Der noruegiiuc Tanpicr Bans
bcoO" ici ON %. 93oDcnbcr pericnft
luor0cn. ,Scrucr miro onqclcbcu, bic
norwegiiebcn 0ompier ,SiljclO~ mO
rlrpn" mo Oic britiicbcn 0ompicr
nGmlDnoernc" un0 ,Sericnmon"
ludrcn pcricnft mor0cn. Die Iotcn
0cr &cricnful0 luorcn nic6t anocgc.
zen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

IN 6ei0cn 6Gacn 5ei0t ii1 Oic aus
gcprGgtc Scnocn5 Ger @cgcmuort, Die
9eiierung OoOlrb bcrtci5ufiiGrcn
ooB mon oas @oic porfii6rt mo Oei
len gtnSrottling Our1 @eicBc oocr
on0cre @epaltnlobresen our6iebcn
mill, in0cm man Oos Gjlite mo Sole
bartlett uno Oosienige, mas er6c6enO
uirft. C6glci6 oieie IcnOcn5 nit
allen nio0erncn @r5icbings. NSOeen
IN GSiocriprll1 iicbt 5cbcrribt tic oic
idmmtli1cn ioocuamtcn &ciormbc.
wcglngat. Der mpGcrnc Grjicbcr
bat oie oltcn Nict6ooei~Dcr 9lusrot-
tun0 aiiGcgc6cll, CT uill OoS &in0eS,
o5r ni6t bciidnOig nit Dem Der6oB'
ten. vIaS Oarht Dill nid)t t6ltul"
qldlen, cr bat Ocn ouf6ouenoen 8lon
Der @r5icbung ongcnommen CT idgt
ibm Oos poltiuc: ,,GaS iollit Ou
tbm~ mo 6ilit i6m iel6ii oen rid.
ti9en gSeu beronS5liiiuocn. Bon uer-
i6icoencn Sojiolpolitifern obgeic6en,
ipollcn 0ie 9lciormcr runOmcg mir
lmterOriidcn uno o6ihreder-
Phi me6rcren io5iolcu @cbieten bat
man angeimi0en Oieic falic6c gnli.
ioiiliug ciit5uiebcn. So bel Der Csc,
in01ciispilegc. @rciicn mir einigc
@eOnfcn aus cincm Qlrtifcl pon Gll.
9cne G. @Nuc, 0cr i'm n9lmcricon
Solrnol oi &u6lic 0coltb~ ii6cr
pSrgauiiirtc NvGienc" cridjcncn it,
@r idrci6t. o@cic6t Gin llntcrihicO
juiiMcn lViittcl mo ,3ipcd in 9liid-
lidt aui bic ionit0rc lmo 1nGicnii6c
@ilicnicjait cincricitS umO ibrcm CT.
ltrebten 3mcd ser geiimo6cit anOc-
rcrlcits2 0ic8iiicniDoit Bot pcridic.
0cnc !QicTGo0en cnhuidclt, oic 9r0Bcrc
@riol9c ~ Dcr5cibncn ba6cn. N}on
mill Die aenntniiic in scr pcrionli6cn
@Dgienc inter oom yolf rerbrcitcn
nnO MN iolltcn iiA aid bic @irfim-
gen 5eigcn, oic in einem in0ipioueHen
@criiiietiein gc9cn Granf6citcn bette.
ben ... Bic @ciun06cits1mter &C.
ben iiA allc Niiibc. oicie aenntniiic
Scr 9lQgemeiu6cit 5u9Gugl9 3it ma
den. 9laBcrOcm, OaB lie, lpic 6isbcr,
oen 4lenidcn Dor Der Yoraiitcnn9c.
brng lmO ieincr mitroifopii6cn Sem.
ocn idiibcu, le5rcn tic ion icet nod
mic CT icnc p6DiilMen arditc it16lcn
mo 0en 98crt5 Der lci6lit6rn S9ub.
nlittel cr6o6en fonn.
gSoS bier pou Der lcibliGcn @c.
lunO6cit geiagt miro, iinnit in nod
gr6bcrcm M}oBc iiir Sic geiitigc lu0
morolii6e @ciln06cit. DoS inoipi-
oucIlc @criiitctleit ae9en aroufbci.
ten lit nidjt MIR BON gIeiAcr @i6tig.
felt fiir oic @eoAtlng geiuno6citli6er
&oridriitcn, cs miro IN Der 3uflmit
nod als ioit uicbtiger ongcic6en mcr.
Den. llno in glciber @ciIe iino ani
norolii6enl @e6ietc Dos inoiuiouel.
lc moraliihe @criiiietieit oic mora.
liihe Strait, 0ic St1rfe Scr moroli.
i6en Gcrt6eioiglmgSriittel BON bicl
aroBcrcr gSidtigfcit olS Oic cinIdB-
liMe 9ei9ditigmg nit Dem @erbrc-
den rn0 Dem 9oiter. g8cr gcgcn
&ronfbcit geriiiiet lmO o6gc61rtct lit,
fam in Der StraBenbabn 6ei oiienent
SSenlter iabren ooer lblebt Dcntilirtc
S6eater bciuGc1 olnc iiircbten 81
miiiien, OaB cr Die 2lingenent5iinoing
ooer sic Grippe onilieit. md6renO ser
Sdmdhlidc alien noelihct geilinO.
beitsibdolinen @iniliiiien crlieet.
User noraliib aeriiittt uao itarf it,
idreitet 0ur6 0as geben o6ne oui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29
Kinder ScF1reISn
MACH FLETCHER'S
G d g @ R -

SIbOnncuten, Die Scn v0emfidJrn
GcrreipunOcntcn" niGt pinftlidl uOsr
nnreaelmapig crbaltcn, inO scbeteu,
Osr Office SnbOn per Sclephon UScr
lariIai@ &ittgsiInns % muasK
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29
Sin slppcll.

Bon DER Oicgicrlmo @ric6cnlono's
al oic nciltraIeu @dhtc gcribtet.
-9icicI6c bcibWert iid geecn
bic 3uaugSmoBunDnlen Der 9Gl.
lirteu.
Sltben %. 9ioOcnl6cr, pia Con.
Oou. r. 1ic 9legierlnlJ BON @rieden-
lonO bat OurG ibrc 9ertrcter an ocn
ierueiIiscu SauptitdOten ser neiitra-
len ylaticuen gegeu ocn n3pang ap.
pellirt, oen Die entente. .gl1dte @rie-
dculauo gegcuiibCr alsiiben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

BtBcV Ole NllSluellHllg ucI VClulOlell
Der @}ittelmG6te auS @rie1enldnO
&cripnbring eingelegt.
t6dtig, beiouOers inn Yra6opo.G1ale,
iuoielbit Der 6einO ooSgelaOene @c.
idjoiic in glnpenomg bra1te uH0
aud ~tbrdnener5cngenOc @ci6oiic.
8eitli6e 6ront. Sn ocr Saupt.
iahe oerIiei oer geiirige Gag obue
@ciedte, nit 9(uSnabmc an anger.
item rebten 6liigel. woielbit Oer6eino
ms itorf nit 9lrtillerieieucr bcIeetc,
mo am linfen 6Iiieel, mo beocu.
trugSIoie @ldnfeIeien porfaiuen.
Siiolihe 6ront. Pm Scr 0onau
iano glriillerieielcr itatt. Sn ser
0obruoido lit oie Gage iulperdiiocrt.
Ger ierbiide 9ert6t.
Solcnifi pia Sonoot, 2S. gSo.
pcm6cr. Ger oifijieae @eridlt OcS
icr6ii6cn Observation-Disclosures, DER
5cllte 9ledmiitog crloilcn puroc, iagt
6olgcuOes;
v@clicrt oob cS @cicd1ic ouf scr
gan5cn ;yroiit. gSir iin0 i'm &oulc
ocrlclbcn All inc6rcrca Bilnftcn I'M
ciniec SlmOcrt 9Petcr porocriidt."
2 cr Boriicr 9cri6tou$ocr
@cgcnO poll Nionaitir.
Boris, % 9lop. GcuiI6c lmO
buleoriibc Srnppcn unierno6ncn
gcitern Abcno bier criolgloic @egen.
oHoriiie oui Soiigcl 1850 III ser Ser
na.@egcno, Der gcitcrn BON sen Ger.
6eu erobert tuuroc. Ger 9cridlt Ion.
tct:
u9lm Gage 0cs 25.9iopcn6cr brohs
tc imS Gin 9lngriii, bel Ocnt bic 3uo.
ben ciuen gldn5clrOen g(ntBeil botter,
III @elncinidoit nit ierbiI6en Grlip.
pcit, III Den 9eiit bon Siigel 1850.
Srob leiner glnitrcrgundcn geIane eS
oenl 6cinbc nidt, iii, inns aus 0icien
ltorf bcfeiti9ien Stclliingen ST pcrs
treiber &ier BON Ociltid buloari
idcn Ernppen aliSgciii6rtc @egenan.
grille lpnr0cn oirb luierc Grnppcu
DerciicIt, oic Ocm 5cinor bliltigc Scr
lutte bcibrad)tcn
gritiide llntcrnchmnu.
gcn in sQi oce0ouicn.
2onoom %. giob6r. 9ritiibc
8uuppcn griiicn gciiern nac6 glriiac
ric.Gorbereitimg bllgoriidje Gra6er
norooilid BON 0lafufopo an DIT
llicr oes Goroor.5luiies, in @rie.
6iiG.@latcOonien nit @riolg an. 60
miro beilte aus oem britiiGen Saupt.
quarter semeIoet. Ger geric6t Im.
fqt:
oRo6 9lrtiI(eric &or6ereitlng 9rif.
len ipir feinOliHe @rdben noro0itIib
bon Motiifopo an. Ter 9ln9rifi 5ei-
tigtc GrfoIg. @ielc 6ein0e wlIrOen
getoOtct. Cine 9tn5abl @efangene
purocn gelnadt lmo oic 6jrdben SER
fort"
9lidtS &eucS an Scr 2 0.
nan.
8eterSburg 2S. 9foo, bin
2onoon. 9libiS 9leues o1 Ser %.
nan, feline 9lenoening al ser Sic
benbiirgener 5ront. 90 louien Geutc
Oie oifi5ielen @erifte:
9iundniicbe 3ront: Sicben6iirger.
o@S iiuo feline @lelOiugen iiber ipid).
tise gerdnoerlmgen ctnoeloilien.
&onmi.6ront: 9lidts bon 8eOeil.
hlug Bat lid ereienet.~
&um dniiGe GAGE bciicrt
ii1l
SonOon. %. 9lop. g}dt Gepe.
ldlcn Der oGrobtloien 9SreIIe" non
9iiforcit iiber &onL sic 6eute bicr
cinlieien beiiert iif Die runl1niihe
Gage iiir Die 9hmduier. 6elSnior.
id)oll bon D'odeiiien iol( feline erich.
liden 6ortihritte MAIDEN. Ger I'll,
ntdnIlde 9iiid5ug, 10 miro 6inSuae.
fiigt oopfiiDrt iid in groBter Sr0.
nilng uno nod uoreeioBteni Elone,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29
e9m laiga- Diatiht
GntwifeIn F6 nrnr
9dmpfc.
Scmticber 9lngriff amgeb=
lid abgci@lagem.


90 miro bon &etersburs offi8ier sc-
mcI0ct. - GrfoIs Der Siirfeu ouf
Scr &oufoilis- 6ront bon Sen 9llii-
fen 8ligcgebcn ~ 9Iuf Scr @eit.
front iinO Oic Spcrotioucn foIt
b0Ilis gum ShllitonO sctomHcu.
-@os General Goooruo 81 be.
ri6tcn wciB.
@ctcrS6urM 2S. 9lop, uio
2ouOon. - GoS 2riegSonlt bcriCbtct
BON poroeitrigcu Gcichtcu rno ocut.
ideu @oSnn0riiien iiiolic6 BON 9liga.
Ser Neriht lalltet:
ngSeitli6c Sront. gScitliC6 bon nj.
ga internobnicn oic Geltidcn ii.
StGrfc bon lmgciG6r 5pei Gonpog.
MEN ciucu 9lngriii oui unicre por9c.
ihobencn Soften. Scr glnqriii iuur.
oe Onr6 inier 6eucr ncrcitcIt.
SiiOlid bon 0iiga 6cireitcn oie
Ieuiiden cine @aSpolfc. abcr lie
perfeblte ms pt crreiGcn in 5olgc
oes oo5luii6en licgenOen @oIicrs ocS
Siio 6uiicS. Sic 6ei1oicn inns
alIb nit Stidgosgcidoiicu.
81 Gbiriotd, an 6luiic 9Diribo,
eriifen ituiereGmoicboitcr cine ieinO.
lidc Gompdguie oil mo pcrtricb lie.
@ir maGtcu eiuc 9ln5o6l @efongenc.
aonfoiiiGe 6ront: Ginc ieiuoli6e
9l6tbcillmg Fat 9lOroneO lm0 Soi6i.
iboslp, 10 DiciIen iiiOlitb bon 9'on
beiebt."
Gas iran50iiitbe 9t6enO &.
&ulIctin.
@oris, 2S. 9topcm6cr. Gas
6eutc 9l5en0 pom iron36iiiGen&riees.
burcnl Y',ofientlibte oifi5ieae Slllle.
tin bat iolgen0cn &ortlaut:
ySn ncr @egenO Der Somnc imO
in Dem &eoumont.gl5i6nitt CAB eS
9lrtiaerie-SbGtigfeit mGbigen lin.
iongS. Phi Dem 9leit DER 6ront
bcrri6te Gn6c.
@eloiider @eriMt: IS 6o6en id
fcnlc Gpcrotioncn oon gcOclltlmg 5n.
getrageu."
Ger fron51iii1e @criNt.
8oris, %. 9top. OoS frou5oii.
ihc Sric9Samt neI0ct bcutc: Gin in
Scr giodt ouSgciii6rtcr 9lngriii md
beOcutrugSloic Stcann0cn 6iiliG bon
DlaiIouo &c Champagne luuroe nit
2eihtisfeit o6ecidlogcu. Sonihuo
mar Die gtoht ru6ig"
Ocrenglii@e gt a dmitto0 S.
Yeriht
2onoon %. giop. Hn lester
9loft 10 bciBt es I'M bcrtigcn off.
3ieqen 9eridt, ipirocn imierc 2inien
i'm Ror6en BON DpreS bon Der fcinO.
li9en g(rtilerie itort beidoiien. In.
iere @erluite iuaren gering Siiooit.
lid bon Souhcj iprcngten mir cine
Dd ino bciciti0tcn 0cn aratcr.
Grei fcinOlide 9omben 9ln1riiie ec.
ect oen arotcr lpurocn o6gcidlo'
gen.
Scr ito1icniidc 9cri6t.
9iom %. 9icp, uia 2onOon.
llc6er t6GtigcS 9(rtiaerieicuer on Scr
,Sionjo.Sront mel0ct oos Sfricgsonlt
bcitc IN iolgenocn &ortcn:
oSu Irentino iin0et glrtiacric
6cucr pom Sorca bis sum @tl6t6ole
Itott, ionic ieinOlide Sruppcnbcne
gimgeu.
gIn Der SuliiGen Sront porcn Die
icinOlide glrtillerie uno @robenmor-
ier defenders tbdtig i'm &lQoo.@ebiet
mO in Often pon @or5. Gini0e sc.
lhollc iiclen in ole Staot lmO 6cidjG.
oigten cinigc @ebGu0e. lmierc Sat-
tcrien ontlportcten init @rioI9"
&uiiiidc Sirnqcipinitc
(@ro1iIcs naA eaopine)
Berlin %. 9lonenber. GS
miro oiii5icn geIeusnct 0oB Gin ,}ep.
pelh iiiooitIib non @insf al ser
rliiiiAeu Sront bon ocu 9iuiien Ger.
uteraebolt iuurOc. Ger gSortlaut
Scr Grfldriulg lit.
,9liliiiidc 3eitungcn pcr6rciteicr
Elm @eriidt OoB oie &niien i'm
Sarnp Gtiirift Der Iiiopeiili6cn
Gront cineu Zeppelin obgcidoiicn
mo Oic Sniaiieu 26 an ser 3nbl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29
DQbnlinit 3nltdrt.
Bon Sl6erRabOOa mad
SnfNyeit.
&Om bent fliebemSem Otm=
mdnenbcer.

9Iui ibrcm 9liid5uec oerbrcmcn sic
rumdniibcn Sriippcn Qorfcr uuO
2ebeusmittcIporrotbc -Qic gnI.
earcu frci5cn sic GOuou on Orci
meitcrcn Euutten. - auIofatl
BON icltoniidcu Gruppcu beicbt.
9uforcit pcribwciet sic rlinld.
nlldcn glie0crInncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-29

t0ra6llos nae0 sabbilIc.

9crliu, 2S. 9lopember. r. Cine
@iencr 0epei@e beriGtet, Die otter.
rcidiibangoriide &cgcriug babc
gcgcn oie 9IlSmeiilng Der @ciallOten
Der @}ittcln0hte aus @ricdcnlouo
8crpnbrung eingelegt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-22

meet their daughter, Mrs. Gibbon, wife
Mrs. Edmund L. Butts, wife Of Maj.
Butts, U. S. A., and Lieut.. ]. c. Hattie,
u. S. A., who recently returned from
Honolulu, are the guests for the week
of Commodore and Mrs. William S.
Hogg.
Mrs. Philip Clancy of New York, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Theo-
dore Tiller. left for Georgia Sunday to
spend February and March.
Mrs. E. F. Bertholf and Miss Dorothy
Bertholf will receive from to Z this
afternoon. They will be assisted by
Mrs. Inness. Mrs. Allen Lard, Mrs. Nc
Allister and Mrs. Joseph Stoddard.
Mrs. Redfeld will be at home tomor-
row afternoon for the last time this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wesley Tallentire
celebrated their eighth wedding ami.
versary February IS at their home, 1881
Girard street northwest. The house
was beautifully decorated with red
streamers and red roses. and the attrac-
tive young hostess wore a dark red
tul1e gown.
Music and dancing were enjoyed, and
later refreshments were served.
Among the guests present were Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Carey, Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney Congdon, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-22

send, Mrs. John D. Works, Mrs. =. j.
Tribble, Mrs South Trimble. Mrs. James
e. MARITIME, Miss Ellen Day Wood AND
Mrs. ]. Harry Covington.
Mrs. Kaufman and Miss Kaufman
will be at home tomorrow afternoon at
Airlie, Military road.
They will be assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Albert Douglas, Mrs. Thomas w.
Lockwiid, Mrs. Seth Shepard, jr.; Mrs.
Rudolph Max Kaufman, and Miss
Grace Temple.
The best route to reach Airlie is to
enter Rock Creek Park at the reser-
yoir, follow the road into the park un-
til it reaches the creek: cross the
creek and proceed along the Military
road up the hill to Airlie, which Is on
the right.
will also be at homo Wednesday,
March l.
Mrs. wesley L. Jones. wife Of Sena-
tor Jones. will not be at home Ihurs-
doy hut will receive Tuesday, Febru-
ary 20. with the congressional ladies at
the Cairo.
Mrs. Frederic Eliot Middleton will
he at home. informally, at 3014 Dent
place northwest, Thursdays, FEBRUARY
! "a and March 2.
Miss sofe schroer is visiting Mr.. and
81.
Miss Ramona Lefevre left for New
York today to meet her aunt, Mrs. NJ. ~
| de Lewis, who is coming from Panama &c
| visit her.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cahill are guests
of the Hotel Traymore. Atlantic CITY;
Mrs. Edward Noryal Forton entertain ne
| at luncheon today in her apartment at the
Westmoreland in compliment to Miss Mar
Raret Warner of Nashville. the house
guest of Miss Elizabeth Lea. Invited te
meet Miss Warner were MISS Lea MISS
Helen Blodgett, Miss Joan OIL Mrs. Ross
Gravener, Mrs Fred A. Britten. Mrs Rob-
ert Ransdell and Mrs. William Bailey
Lamar.
| A pink and white kitchen shower
was given by Mrs. F. W. Mentally yester-
day afternoon in honor Of Miss Anna
NJ. Graber. bride of next Saturday.
The game OF hearts was played and
| the first prize, gold basket, was Won
by the bride-to-be.
The dining room was decorated with
pink and white hearts A large center
piece of narcissus and sweet peas
adorned the center Of the table. The
] favor was a silver vase holding q
| single bride rose.
| The guests were Miss Anna NJ. GRADER
| Miss Carrie Shaw of Philadelphia. Miss
Marguerite Petit. Mrs. Thomas f. Meek
| Of Harrisburg. Mrs. c. w. Bouvet. Mrs
G. F. Espeuta. Mrs. w. T. Stepp. Mrs
c. w. johnson. Mrs w. G. Widmayer
Mrs W. ]. Schutrumpf. Mrs. ]. w. Blk.
| ler and Mrs. F. w. Mentally.
| Mrs. Edward J. McQuade and hel
| daughter, Mrs. George H. Fort, will be
| at home tomorrow afternoon.
Lieut.. Gen. S. 3. NJ. Young. U. s. A.
| retired, governor of the Soldiers Home
and Mrs. Young are entertaining about
| eighty guests at luncheon today tc
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Olsen. Mrs. Emma sliler. Mrs. Myrtle
Davis, Mrs. Helen M. Ruebsam. Misses
Mary Hanson. Viola Mattock, Mary
Adams. Nellie Rorabough, Evelyn
berlin. Mable Coldenstroth. Alice Full
ton, Florence Rowriner, Mary Nc
Kenny. Marguerite Rison, Messrs. Jo-
seph H. Bilbrey. Sidney Parker. VII
liam Carrie, Russell Tallsnfire' Ra hnS
C1inedinst, Madison Loring, Harry Be
mott. Joseph Browne, NJ. Hornig. VIII
liam Dunning. William Barnett. Sidney
Mudd. Frank Fulton and DR.. Mans
field.
Mrs. Houston, wife Of the Secretary
of Agriculture. will be at home tomor-
She will be assisted by Mrs. William
Croxier, who will pour tea; Nine: de
Laboulaye, Nine. Urcullu, Mrs. Ira Cop
ley, Mrs. Willard Ragsdale, Mrs. Bow
man. Mrs. Henry Graves and Mrs Mar
latt.
A pretty wedding took place late yes
NJ. E. Church at Laurel. Nd. when Miss
Gay Clough. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas o. Clough. became the bride
also the anniversary of the wedding
of Miss Clough's parents. Rev. j. l.
Winger. pastor of the church, offciated.
The bride wore tan travelling suit.
with hat to match. with a corsage
bouquet of pink sweet peas and lilies
of the valley. Miss Viola Clough at
tended her sister as maid of honor and
she wore a cream suit. with an old
rose hat and a corsage bouquet of pink
roses. Mr.. Earl Lester acted as best
man. Mr. and Mrs. Fairall left imme-
diately after the ceremony for Wash
ington. where they were given a re-
ception by the brides parents and Mrs.
Chester J. Motif. sister of the BRIDE
groom. at the home of the latter. Mr..
and Mrs. Fairall will be at home at the
| Isabel Apartments, Washington, after
March 1.
Mrs. Lane, wife of the Secretary of
the Interior, will not receive tomorrow.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing were guests at the legation
of Uruguay last night. when the min.
| lister and Nine de Pena entertained a
| dinner company in their honor.
Senator and Mrs. Salisbury at a din
| ner last night entertained Mr.. Justice
Houston, Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. Ham
! lin, Judge and Mrs. Sidney Ballou, DR..
| and Mrs. Buckner Randolph, DR.. and
Mrs Ralph Jenkins, Miss Patten and
| MIR. Mason Remey.
| Mrs. Stephen o. Richey gave a
! luncheon yesterday in compliment to
Mrs James r. Mckee of New York.
| The other guests were Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mrs. Thomas T. Bayard, Mrs. Julian
James. Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Mrs.
| Ten Eyck Wendell, Mrs Edward Nc
Cauley, Mrs. John Barton Payne. Mrs.
Schroeder, Mrs. William Corcoran Hill.
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Mrs. F. Ward Denys, Miss Ernst. Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Kent Hunter enter
tanned last evening to celebrate the
seventy-fourth birthday anniversary of
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
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Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harper. Mr.. and
Mrs Laws. Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Hun.
Mrs Haine, Mrs. Alfred Eldridge. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Burch. Miss Ida Estes.
Miss Irene Hunter. Miss Eme Turner.
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Continued on Ninth Pags)
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| Senator and Mrs. Salisbury at a din
| ner last night entertained Mr.. Justice
! and Mrs. McKenna, Secretary and Mrs.
| Houston, Mr.. and Mrs Charles S. Ham
! lin, Judge and Mrs. Sidney Ballou, DR..
and Mrs. Buckner Randolph, DR.. and
Mrs Ralph Jenkins, Miss Patten and
Mr. Mason Remey
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The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Lansing were guests at the legation
of Uruguay last night. when the min.
lister and Nine. de Pena entertained a
dinner company in their honor.
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EVENTS OF INTEREST
!! IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Speakers Dinner Tonight Concludes
White House State
Series.
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
Welcome Thousand Guests.
Other Events-Notes.

The last state dinner of the winters
series of five will be given a: the
White House tonight. The honor
guests will be the Speaker and Mrs.
Champ Clark.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-01-21
Attention
All Knights OF Phythias, Whether In
Good STANDING or Not.

In line with lhr movement IL estab-
lish u National Pyihian snniiorium,
II j. desired 10 gather statistics a.
Ia The number OF members of the ord.
or in New Mexico, whose membership
Is ar was held in lodges outside of
New Mexico. These statistics are de
sired for the purpose of submitting
10 the supreme lodge. Knights of
Pythias, at lis meeting in Portland.
Oregon, in August 1916. in order that
the Pythian membership len the State
of New Mexico may be known.
All Knights of Pyihias. who arr or
were members Of lodges outside at
of New Mexico. now living in New
Mexico. are requested Ia fill out the
coupon below and mail il to Hugh II.
Williams, supreme representative.
Santa Fe, y. NJ.
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