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Fort Myer Notes.

Mrs G. Northrop Jones, Mrs G. c.
Mortimer and Mrs. Kilburn motored to
Temple. Pa, to say goodbye to their
husbands. who left for Mexico
Mrs Strong. wife of Lieut.. Strong, I'd
United States Cavalry. arrived recently
from Fort Ethan Allen for visit with
Lieut. Strong. She was present at the
horse show when Lieut.. Strong won the
colt given by Gen. Buchanan for the
endurance test Tuesday.
Mr.. Curtis Mcmillan is a guest of his
brother and sister rin-laW. Dr. and Mrs.
Clemens Mcmillan. DIR. and Mrs. Nc
MILAN expect to leave shortly for st.
Louis by auto. where Mrs. Mcmillan
will remain during the formers stay
on the border.
Mrs. Margetts. wife of Capt. Nelson
Margetts, Sd Field Artillery. and Mrs.
Dunbar, wife of DIR. Dunbar, left Tues
day for a short stay with their hus
bands at Reading. Pa, en- route to Ell
Paso, Tex.
The majority of the families of the
officers of the Sd Field Artillery will
remain here during the absence of
troops in Texas.
Mrs. Buchanan, wife of Lieut.. Buch-
anan, I'd United States Cavalry, and
adjutant at Fort Myer. is on visit to
Lieut.. Buchanan, at Fort Ethan Allen.
Evening star., 1916-05-14
Exhibit, Tea and Sale.

The Sisters of the Convent of the
Perpetual Alteration. who make vest
mcnts for poor churches. will have their
annual exhibit of vcstmcnts and cere-
monial OF conservation Monday and
Tuesday afternoons of this week. In
connection with the ceremonies, "a tea
and garden party will be given, the
proceeds to be devoted to the cost of
making vestments for poor churches.
The patronesses are the officers of the
association. Nine. Jusserand. Nine.
Pezet, Mrs. Thomas f. Ryan, Mrs.
George Bliss. Mrs. q. G. Reid, Mrs. Har-
old i. Norton. Mrs. William X. Carr,
Mrs. Henry May. Mrs. d. X. Mccarthy,
MRS Thomas II Carter. Miss Alice
Riggs. Mrs. l.. J. Lennon. Mrs. A. Crop
per, Miss Sarah Lee. Miss Darlington,
Mrs. Henley Smith. Mrs. r. Y. Hayne,
Mrs. Preston Sands. Mrs. Arthur Will
lert, Mrs. Kate Mann, Mrs. James r.
Barbour, Miss f. Moore. Mrs. william
g. johnson, Mrs. Robert Walsh. Mrs.
Bernard r. Saul, Mrs. Murrough O'Brien,
Nine. J. b. Calvo, Nine. Calderon and
Mrs. George Scriven.
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on all official papers. hut in the list all
names are omitted
The Sfamese minister and Lady Prabha
Karayongse have charming little gar
den back of the legation, on 18TH street.
and with members of the staff spend
many hours during the sunny days IN
working there. The minister has won
derfuI garden filed with the rarest plants
connected with his home in Siam and at
the legation at Bass Rocks, Gloucester.
Mass he spends "A part Of every DAY
working with the professional gardeners
who make the place attractive. The
garden at the legation here is q large
one for the city, and in it are many
rare plants There are garden seats ana
chairs, and Nine. Prabha karavongse
spends many hours there in reading and
sewing. and often assists in setting out
plants and working about the flowers.
The Siamese legation will be moved to
Gloucester in about four weeks.
Baron Renaud drngern Sternberg,
second Russian secretary. who went to
New York to remain for short time.
will return here today.
The Bolivian minister and Nine.
Caldcrou and Miss Calderon leave to-
day for New York, en- route to Lake
Nahouk, where they Nili attend the
conference.
They win return early next week.
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Weddings Tomorrow.

An interesting wedding will take
place tomorrow when Miss Helen
Buchanan and Mr.. Walter McKown
Jones of Porto Rico. formerly of Bos-
ton. will be married at the residence
of the brides father. Gen. James A
Buchanan. on Massachusetts avenue.
Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith will
perform the ceremony. which will take
place at 1 o'clock in the presence of a
small company of relatives and inti-
mate friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Marvin of
New York. brother-in-law and sister OF
Mr. Jones, will be among the out-of
town guests present at the ceremony.
The marriage of Miss Mildred f
Happ, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
| F. Happ. and Mr.. Henry F. kimball
| of this city will take place very quietly
| tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock al
| the residence of the brides parents.
Rev. Father Thomas A. Walsh will
perform the ceremony.
There will be no reception and the
| couple will leave Immediately for theiI
| wedding trip.
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Gives a Kitchen Shower.

The Polly Pow Vows, a social or
ganization composed of young women.
Yesterday rendered a Kitchen shower
to two of their man friends. Mr.. Cor
don Leech and Mr. Page Mex. Etchi-
son. both of whom will be married in
June. Luncheon was served at the club
rooms, on G street. and number of
toasts were on the program.
Those in attendance. in addition to
Messrs. Leech and Etchison, were Miss
Sue Miller, Miss Leah +. Elwood. Miss
Maced Gallop. Miss Catherine Cable.
Miss Alice Fuller. Miss Marcella Cook.
Miss Carrie Campbell, Miss Priscilla
Brady, Miss Catherine Mccarthy, Miss
Huxley and Mr.. n. A. Lufburrow.
Mr.. Norman Lufburrow acted as
master of ceremonies.
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Random Notes.

The Vice President is making base
ball fan of his small visitor, Walter
Field NcI.allen of Chicago. and when
he and Mrs Marshall took Walter to
his first professional game the first OF
last week the Vice President urged
him on the roofing for his favorites,
and was charmed with the enthusiasm
of his pupil. Walter liked the game
50 well that Mrs. Marshall and friend
took him again later in the week. and
were delighted to have him pay atten-
ton to nothing but the work of the
players.
The assistant attorney general and
Mrs. Graham have gone to Fairfax
Va to spend the week end with Mr.
and Mrs Moore. and Miss Mary Ora
ham has gone to Philadelphia to spend
the week end with Mrs. Spencer Miller. Sd
Mrs Logan Waller Page has issued
invitations for a luncheon on Wednes-
day.
Representative Charles b Ward OF
Debruce, y. Y. was joined at the Ne"
Willard yesterday by Mrs. Ward, who
remained in New York with her chill
dren all winter. She will remain here
some days
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Dancing Parties.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Newcomb en-
tertained about forty guests al a dance
last night at their residence near Be
thesda. Md, for their daughters, Miss
Ellsworth Newcomb and Miss Wilfred
Newcomb The house and verandas
were decorated with pink and white
sweet peas.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Johnson gave a
dance last evening for the young
friends of their son, Master John Nor
ton Johnson.
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A Birthday Luncheon.

A surprise birthday luncheon was
given to Mrs. F.. Grant on her sew
enty-s sixth birthday at her residence,
Portland street. Congress Heights.
n. c.. on the 10th. Those present were
Mrs. John Duncan. Mrs a. Duglas.
Mrs. r. Duglas. Mrs. C. Nicol. Mrs.
Gibbs. Miss VI. Petrie. Mrs. J. Hig-
gins, Miss j Petrie. Mrs. John Robert
son. Mrs Mcleod. Mrs. Dargie. Mrs.
Williamson and Mrs Woodhead.
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Washington after inspecting his villa
at Newport.
Capt. William S. Sims, L. s. n, has
gone to Newport to pass few days
with his family
Mrs. B. A. Helm entertained at dinner
last evening in the rose room of the
Shoreham.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frank of St Louis
and Mr.. Isaac Stern of New York are
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emile Ber-
liner.
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son announce the engagement Of their
daughter Dorothy Mae and Ensign
Simson Carl StenRel. L. 5. n.
The wedding will take place in the
fan.
Rev. Or. and Mrs. J. T. Loeb, Charles
ton, 5. G. formerly of Washington,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Minnie to Mr.. A. karesh of
WalterborO, s. G.
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At the Congressional Club.

Mrs. Raymond Johnson OF New York
and Mrs Walter X. Wilson of WASH
ington will give a song recital at the
Congressional Club Friday, May 10.
from to & o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs J. Bricker announce the
enga cement of their daughter Yetta
and Mr.. Charles L. Pilzer of Washing
ton and New York. The wedding will
take place the latter part of July.
Evening star., 1916-05-14

Gen. and Mrs. J. H. Brinker have
gone south to spend a month with their
daughters in Mississippi and their old
Evening star., 1916-05-14

DR.. and Mrs. William Dulany Monroe
announce the engagement of the!1
daughter Helen and Mr.. Calvert Eyer
ton Buck of this city.
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To Arrive Today.

The Duke de Richelieu, who has been
spending few days in Baltimore is
expected here today to join the duchess.
Evening star., 1916-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunter Hay
cock announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Eleanor Virginia, and Mr.
Elgin F. Dyer of this city.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Wilson Hender
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Semi-Monthly Card Party.

The ladies of the Columbia Country
Club will hold their semi monthly card
party at the clubhouse. Chevy Chase.
Md. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Evening star., 1916-05-14

Mrs. Mcclellan. wife Of Lieut.. Edwir
n. Mcclellan, U. S. NJ. c.. has gone te
Philadelphia for visit.
Evening star., 1916-05-14

Mrs. Francis Alton Connolly has re
turned from Wilmington. where sh'
went to attend the Wilmington dos
show Thursday.
Evening star., 1916-05-14
Notes of Interest.

Mrs Clifford Howard of Santa Bar
bara. Cal. is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. Case of West Wardman
Courts.
Evening star., 1916-05-14

Mr.. ard Mrs. Philip Raum announce
the engagement of their daughter
Esther and DR.. Benjamin Newhouse.
Evening star., 1916-05-14

Mrs. Clarence F. MacMurray of Troy
n. Y. is the house guest of Mrs James
NJ. Green.
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Engagements.

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson Ken
nedy of Herndon, Va. announce the
engagement of their daughter Jessie
Jennings Mahoney and Mr.. Frank A.
Morris of Washington. The wedding
will take place in Clarendon on We'd
nesday evening at o'clock.
Evening star., 1916-05-14

Mrs. Nina Oppenheimer. accompanied
by her daughter. Mrs. Hannah Wolff
and her family. will leave shortly for
New York, where they will reside per-
manently
Evening star., 1916-05-14

Mr. Arnold Hague has returned tc
Evening star., 1916-05-14

Mrs. Logan Waller Page has issued
invitations for luncheon on Wednes-
10
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NENTY YEARS
HIS WHEELING
NAN SUFFERED
Andrew Robinson Tells Rau's Drug
Store He's Better, Thanks
To Wentworth.

Every day. in this. space. readers
come in contact with endorsements or
Nrrv-Wurth. appearing over the sigma
lure Of we'll known and highly esteem,
ed humcfolkS Here's an Instances
Rau's Drug Slorc--For 20 years |
have suffered with nervous indiges-
ton. Have taken different kinds OF
medicine and tried about everything |
saw advertised. What relief derived
was only temporary. Doctored some.
Have taken Ncrv-Worth treatment
iur 'wO weeks. | feel good, my digeS-
zion is better. my general heath IS i'm
proved, had but one spell of indiges-
ton since | began and that was my
own fault. | recommend Nerv-Worth
as q good medicine. as ii helped me
and I'm satisfied III be cured.
ANDREW ROBINSON.
Mr.. Robinson lives at No. 48, Alley
i. Your dollar. back at Rau's. drug
store if you derive no benefits from
Nerv-Worth.
Our personal guarantee Is back of
this guarantee by the Wentworth Co.
--Rau'S Drug Store.
Wentworth is sold by Midway Drug
Co., Benwood- McMechen; Dankworth
Rrns., Bellaire: Patterson e Sons, ST.
Clairsville; Ralston & Parker, Martins
Ferry: V. II. Sayes, MoundsVille.-
Adv.
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Dining the Educators.

. W'lien the National Educational As
sociation met in New York. the Teach
erS' Section OF the New York Sta;f
Woman Suffrage Party gave Il dinner
to many suffrage educators of the
country on July 9Th.
Four women who ar: STATE SunrT
intendentS Of Education in equal SIt
frage states were, among the guess
OF honor and We're the after dime;
speakers These women are: Mrs. T.
G.. bradford of Colorado: Mrs. JUs"ph
inc Preston of Washington: Miss
Edith X. o. Clark of Wyoming md
Miss Bernicc Mccoy of idaho. Oth"l
speakers were: Dr. Anna Howard
Shaw, Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, Miss
Mary Garrett Hay and Mrs. Norman
der. Whitehouse. Miss Kate Devrr
eux was in charge. The National t.du
cational Association is a good friend
of suffrage having endorsed the prin
ciple in 1915.
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FRECKLE.FACE
Sun and Wind Brings Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

Here's a chance. Miss Frecklt>face
TO try a remedy for Treckles with the
guarantee. Of 4 reliable dealer that II
will not cost You d penny unless IL
removes the treckles: while ii it does
give you q clear complexion the
expense is trifling.
Simply gel an ounce OF othine-
double strength--from any druggist
and a few applications should show
you how easy il is 20 rid yourself or
the homefy freckleS and get beautiful
complexion. Rarely is more than one
ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine as this is the
prescription sold under guarantee or
money back if it fails TO remove
freckles.
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Come to the Convention!

Time-September 9Th to 10th in
elusive.
Place-Atlan.ic City. Nixon Theatre.
On account OF the peculiar crisis
for suffrage in politics today. the an
nual convention Of the National AM
erican Woman Suffrage Association
has been called for September in
stead of December.
The G. organizations belonging to
the National Association will form
this Convention to determine an cleo
ton policy ana to map out full plan
of action for the coming Fall election
in which women are TO play such an
important and dramatic part. The
policy laid out by the convention will
be largely determined by the action
of the present Democratic Congress
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in regard to the Susan B. Anthony
amendment now in the House Judici.
airy Committee The National is AT
present actively engaged in Washing
ton in working for the amendment be-
fore this session OF Congress is over.
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Visitors Will Be Aonored

One Of the largest affairs in which,
society will participate this week END
is the tea this afternoon AT the resi-
dpncn of Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Irwin OF
South Chapiine street. which will in
trnduce Miss Clothilde Skinker oi
White Posi-. Va. guest at the Irwin
home. and. Miss Sidney Belville Of Ger
mantown. y. Y. who is visiting Mrs
Robert X. Giffin of Woodawn Mrs
Giffin with Mrs. Irwin and Miss Mar
tina Irwin. will be hostcsSeS and will be
assisted by:
Misses
Lydia Good. Agnes Wilson.
Frances ogden. Mrs. a. &. Hubbard
Eliza FriSSell.
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Rridoe Luncheon.

Mrs. Nal Sonneborn at her home on
Harrison street, Rellaire. will enter
tain a.party Of friends this afternoon
in commitment 10 Mrs. S. Markell and
Miss Fannie Markell of Pittsburgh.
Pa. A luncheon Of exquisite appoini-
ments will be served, pink and white
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The Way to a Soldiers Heart.

On June 3Gth. The New York NO
man Suffrage Party gathered up their
members, their votes for Women soil
yenirs and novelties and their au;n
mobiles. and proceeded in large MA
bers to Van rortlandt Park 10 ";S!i
the boys in khaki. There with bin"
and yellow flying from their ranks,
they distributed TO the appreciate
soldier boys all kinds of Votes for
Women cm;nders--pencils. pos
cards, drinking cups and chOcOlat",
amid much cheering and enthusiastic
tunult.
Not an anti in the regiment. r.
marked one pleased suffragisl afi|r'
ward
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ALL CANDIDATES HAVE #
FILED EXPENSE SLIPS.
None in This County Failed to Comply
with the State Law-Yesterday
Woe The | init 49, 80

When the county clerks office closed
last night il was stated that all candi-
dates in the recent bi-party primary
had complied with the law. first in not
exceeding The amounts they were
allowed TO spend. and second that all
had filed their accounts. Yesterday
were only a: few StragelerS to come lin
and these were in before the Office
closed. II might be said. too, that the
last man 10 file took the last Of the
batch Of expense blanks that hid been,
forwarded to Circuit Clerk John L.:
kinghorn.
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the following are enjoying stay of
several weeks: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Winiesdorffer and family; Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Ritter and family, MeSsrs.
Albert Knabe, George Bandi and Paui
Winiesdorffer. An elaborate chicken
and waffle supper was served and the
evening was devoted to informal pas
times.
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TWO IN police COURT

Nose Price and JOr T.csli" furnish.
I'd the only attractions in police: court
yesterday. the first man being IN for
raising a row al his home and was
fined $50 and costs or thirty days
The second man was up for being
drunk and paid five and costs for his
fun.
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fessre. and Mesdamcs
DANCING Party At Club

The Younger set enjoyed very at.
traCtive affair last evening at the
Country club which honored Mis- Mary
Louise McCown of Germantown. \. Y.
and Miss Alys Sinclair Of Pelham Ma
nor, y. Y. Miss Helen Tallman was
hostess and provided some very dc
lichtful arrangements for the pleasure
Of her guests.
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For Dental Clinic

Mrs +. h. Franzhcim, Mrs. E. c. Ew,
ing. Mrs. Leo Wolfe and Mrs. Julian
Hcarne compose the committee in
charge of the charity dance at Wheel.
ing Park. on Monday evening. The
proceeds Of this will be donated the To-
cal dental clinic which has accomplish
cd so much for the poorer children OF
The city, and from the committee tick
cts may be secured as we'll as at the
Baum Jewelry store. The increasing
demand for these, assure the attend
ance Of a large number and conse'
Quent sum for the clinic.
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A book recently issued entitled
Technology Women" is Of interest
TO suffragists who are constantly con-
fronted with the objection that women
have no business except at the sew
ing machine and cook stove. Women
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StenQer-B ecker

An interesting wedding was solemn
lied on Wednesday at 1890 o'clock:
when Miss Laura Becker daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. H. becker of North
Main street. was united in marriage to
Mr.. John StenEer also Of this city
There were no attendants and follow.
Ing the ceremony the couple departed
for an extended lake trip and upon
their return will reside in Chantai
Court. The. groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Stenger Of Short Creek
and is connected with the Ball Enel'
necring company
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Will Entertain 1wju.

The Buds will mold their. post.
poned meeting on Saturday afternoon
at the Country club. when they WILL
be guests of Miss Sophie EustonS
Woods. A luncheon will follow thes
usual needlcwork which occupies the5
group al their meetings. z:
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have very definite business in the
science laboratory. il seems. sine" the
women graduates Of Massachusetts
Institute OF Technology are filling i'm
portant posts in many fields Of science,
-dietelirS. sanitary science. bacteria
logy. chemistry. obstetrics, archllec-
turc. museum work.
MANY Of them are married. says
a comment in the New York evening
Posi-, and uuqurs1ionably finding
heir l;nn1y;ndgr of science invaluable
in the home. For instance, rho
knows the meaning Of the words alb
soIUtClv clean a< w"ll.aS II chemist?
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nancino PARTY.

on Saturday evening al her home in
Woodsdale. Miss Mary Wilson daugh'
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Wilson,
will entertain a number of the young
or set in compliment TO her visitor
Miss Mary Hart Of Clarksburg. ". Va.
pDanclng will afford Il pleasing pastime,
which will be interrupted by the serv'
ing of A delightful luncheon.
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Meeting of Ohio County League.

The regular meeting OF the ONO
County Equal Suffrage League will be
held Monday morning at ID o'clock at
the headquarters at 1924 Chaplinc
street. A full attendance is desired
Of members from all districts.
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Thcatcr PARTY.

The members of the Y clNh were
pleasantly entertained by Miss Ruth
Goodhue at a theatcr party on We'd
nesday evening Refreshments were
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tpvitationS Issued,

Misses katherine Pfarr and Mar
garet Burns have issued invitations: Tor
A dancing party which VIII be gwen
tuesday evening of next week at the
Wheeling Country club. About fifty
members Of the younger members OF
society have been invited.
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enjoyed at Baer's following the pro-
gram. The guests included:
Misses
Josephine Pollock, Sara Eberling.
Seattle. Wash. Ada Conrad.
Lucille Ilucgcr. Lucinda Chambers.
Nancy Brokaw. Ruth Goodhue.
Charlotte WINTERS.
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being preitily combined in the decora-1
lions. Bridge will provide a captivat-:
ing pastime for the remainder of, the
afternoon. ~:
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Mr.. Robert Hazlet, son Of Mrs. sam.
uel Hazletl. was host last evening at
the Stratford Inn. with a dancing
party which complimented Miss Mary
Louise McCown of Germantown. \.
y, and Miss Alys Sinclair of Pelham
Manor. n. Y. who are visitors Of Miss
Helen Tallman. Walkers SaXaphone
orchestra furnished the musical pro-
gram, and fruit punch with other re-
Greshments were served during the
evening. The following were invited:
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Suffrage in the Platforms.
knirknr-pid III" women get Suf
frasr pIankS"
Hockrr-Nu. Only rlank"ttes.-The
New York Sun.
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"VOTES FOR WOMEN

apartment Friday ntesncer conducted by the West
Association column Of being placed
disposal o the suHrassts each week
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Invitations Received

Copies of the following invitations
have been received by Il large number
of friends OF the families:
Mrs. }. C. Williams
requests the pleasure of your
presence at the marriage
Of her daughter
Ellen
10
Mr.Gill Wilson
Saturday afternoon. July twcnty-nnth
one thousand nine hundred and
sixteen
WarwOOd
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Luncheon Party.

Mrs. s. y. Norton entertained with
a prcttiiy appointed luncheon rester-
day afternoon at her hime in High
land park for her sisters, Mrs. James:
l.. Watt Of New York. The guests
were former friends Of Mrs. Watt and
ion1,,1.6. -. !,
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Misses

Elizabeth Kline. Catherine Kline,
Catherine Barnard. Helen Norton.
MeSsrS.
Charles Springer. Russell Streeter,
of Chicago, Of Brooklyn.
William Wheeler.
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Glass Party.

Class Party.
Miss Edna Houston. at her home in
Elm Grove. was hostess last evening
to the members OF the Eldorado ana
Tachabacha classes Of the Stone Pres
byterian church. The hours we're
silent with a number OF interesting
pastjmcs and before the departure Of
The guests a luncheon of pretty ap-
pointmcnts was served. Those pres
emf included: