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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01
PCRELY PERSONAL
eae MOvem ents OF many People, New.
berrianS, and Those Whe Visit
NeWberry.

Mr.. W. H. Blats has returned from
Wilmington, \. c.
Kiss Fannie Mclaughlin has re-
surned from Greenwood.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Carson will re-
;surn today from their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. K. Johnstone
9eft Tuesday for Glenn Springs.
Mr. Grover Todd of Millen, Ca, Is
Visiting relatives in Newberry.
Murrell and Herman Glymph are
visiting relatives in Greenwood.
Misses Frank and Dell Paysinger
were among the excursionists to
Charleston, Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Kibler has been elected
Science teacher in the Orangeburg
High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson of Newberry
spent last Sunday with relatives in
Z. wn.-Clinton Chronicle.
Miss Gertrude Boland OF Littl2
Mountain is visiting Miss Lucille La
than
Mrs Kate Goats returned last
week from a visit to relatives in Lau
rens.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Lamb went to
Charleston on the excursion 'Wednes-
day
Miss Eva Gcggans Of .&erberry is
spending few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Goggars.-Colun.5i& Record.
Mr.. Wilmot Marshall of Columbia is
visiting relatives in tie county ana
town.
s1r. F. Post and Ellis Williamson
took in the excursion Wednesday to
Charleston.
rir. R. Y. Leayell and his daughter,
Mrs. Harry o'DonneIl haze returned
from a weeks visit to Glenn Springs.
lArs. Gladys Chappell returned to
Newberry Wednesday, after happy
visit with Miss Miriam Norris.-Edge-
field Chronicle.
Misses Blanche ard Maage Davis
have returned home after visiting rela-
,tives in Augusta and Newberry.-
Columbia Record.
Rev. E. V. Babb and wife OF New
Barry visited Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Babb
q while last week.-Eden Cor Laurens
sStger.iser.
Mrs. Louise Zobel, Mrs. Otto Klett-
ner. Miss Lima Melton and Mr.. Silas
Klettner went to Charleston, Wednes-
,day,
Rev. E. l.. Halfacre, after very
pleasant visit If several weeks to
home folks near the city, has returned
ia Shirley, Mass.
Rev. ]. W. Carson of berry, S:
C., will take part at tn =. P. c. w.,
4eonvention at Richland, Tenn,1 next
week-A. R. Presbyterian.
Mrs. A. C. Jones and Miss Louise
Jones. after visiting relatives in New
berry, left Wednesday for their home
in Spartanburg, accompanied by Mrs.
Jones daughter, Mrs. W. c. Schenck.
Miss Margaret Davis, who is visiting
"a Cedar Mountain with her school
mate, Miss Meta Henderson Of Aiken,
will visit at Hepdersonville before
returning home.
iilrs. Halle Greneker, after pleas
ant visit to relatives in Newberry, on
her return from Lake Junaluska,
left Tuesday for her home at Cedar
Grove, Edgefeld.
Miss Eunice Abrams of NeWberry,
Vgho was the guest of Mrs. Jim |
'Thompkins, left Monday for Johns |
IN, where she will be with Mr..
Dcbey--E -Edgeheld Chronicle
Miss Mary Frances Pool and Robert
Pool have returned to their home IN
Newberry after a pleasant visit in
A5beville, where they have been the
recipients of much pleasant atten-
ton.
Mr.. Clifton H Kreps, son Ct Rev. M. !
%. J.Kreps, D. D., of Columbia, S. c.,
-I~I
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-01

Services at the house this Afternoon.
a. o'clock, interment in Rosemon-
cemetery.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
ultr0en. Grfolgreiher tpare1 sic

Iran5oien auf Dem red,tel1, oitliden
llfcr Der Maas, no Tie cine grobe OF
1erlipe gege1 Die oeittihcn Stellltn=
gen liiolid) bon Sort 6. \. mas 6a=
bon nod iibrig IT'D nl1o Corr Gol1-
alrn1ont nl6 iiioli6 bonn Gaillctte=,
|@e1ol5 mto bon @llloronlo1lt, NIT
'gan5 altbergeIp0bl1liden &raften lt1l=
ternabmen. gs gclang igncn IN sic
boroerl item 2inien Ser beutidcn Stel=
lltngen lii6lid BON 0orf 0%ouol,nlollt
nro iiiolid bon @a,bron1ol1t ei1l5ll=
orIltgcr, ia iogar Sen Stcinbruh
lalls rpelfem lie Bic Ieutiden Mitte
borlebter ISOLDE bertrieben batten,
fpieoer 5l erobern. 3orul1s nlad)te
oas a'riegsamt IN Earis cinen gan5
ln1gcbel1ren Sieg, ourd) pelden sic
Ielttld)el1 gesapnngen iperben tpiiroel1,
Den 8coanfen an bie groberlng bon
Nerbnn fir INNER %altf5ugebcn. $50
rig log hpteoer d, 0aB lid) Die
gnlfen bogen. 5red) mltroe beballp=
tet, Dob Die. 5ran5olen bas Sort 0ou-
al1nlont mieoer erobert batten. gben=
10 tpltrben grfolge am .tooten
WSann" Siigel bei Ser @0be 3O4 be
aniprndt, 100 sic 5ran5olen ,1l1r
ldppere Nie0erlagen e%rlittett batten.
@sie INNER apabrenb bes gon3M a,rie=
ges fonnte apieOeuum felteeltelt 9per=
Den, bob Bic M TT d fran5oii=
ld)en gerid)te Nicoerlagen lntcrIdll11=
gen nno Siege falidtell, tpdibrero Sic
Oelltife Scercsleitlng ME einen Or
folg fiir iid) III Mniprl1d) 11afr1, Sci i
ien tbatldd)lidle %l1nterfagen Ste ftap=
pc amtlid)e Sprade tibt erbcbltd)
itbe~rfliigelten, ltno mabreuo bon Ser
lin aus Tie cute bonn Ieiltbe perltr=
ladtc Sd)lappe berIdtpiegcn mllroe.
Grit Dos @ltlletill bonn Montag feb
ter 8od)e iiber Sen gcrlult oes gtcin=
brltc6eS liiolid &al,brpmont on sic
6rall5oirn rcd)tfertigtc biclcn Huf
1lpicoer ut polllteln ltlnfarac.
Mlt Snn0 unierer Gergleide ser
fran5nliidjen ltlto oelttid}e1 Melbnn=
gen iiber Die &litnpie Inn Gerol1n foGn=
nen mir bic gelamanten froi5oiiid,cn
Mnlpriid@e red)ts u,to linfs Ser Maas
als alnperId)alntcn gbpinocl altriiidf-
apeiiel1. Sic Jran5oien babe1 10 lpe=
MIG Die NSo5en 3O4 11nb 295 5u be-
Aaltpten permod)t, lpie lie Sort Colt
mlnlont 5uriiderobern fpnnten. Selbit
oas Gelanoe iiiolidy bes Sorts NIT
ben anidlubitredcn nod Dem Gai=
letteinaloc rno Scr Ibialn1ol1tfcrme
bin, bas ibnc1 0llr1 Sen ppr6erige1
oeutld)en Sagcsberibt a11geltanoen
lpltroe, lit ilncn mie0er entriilen tpor=
oclt, lpoab Sic onfiir o%l1fgerpanoten
! ideperen gllltopfer p6llig umlomt ge-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28

@ren5e itebelt, Sos @ros Ser otter.
reldlld1en Iruppen beiinoet lid1 oa-
her nad1 mic Dor Sen rltiliid)ell 2iniet
gege1liber on Ser @rell5e @alisien3
mo IN Der Gufomina, Iopie alf Sen
le%rldlleoellet Gnnften Ser gulfat-
Solbiaie(.
SIC GrTolge, Sic sic olterreidsl1t.
aarlldten Srnppen i'm 2altie ser let
ten @odle er5ielt baben, iino ii6er az
les er1parten groB lno lailen Sic 2a=
&c Der ibnel1 gegeniiberlte0enoen ito,
ltetllldlen Irmee ~feinestpeg5 int roli-
gent Sidlte erIdeine1t. g9ie es idei1t,
bonoelt es iid] oobei Inn lpeit mle6r,
als I'M elllen goritoB bon einigen ai-
lon1eterl1. Gie ~italieniidye Solptar-
NEE bot allen1 anideil1e nod 6ereitg
ellle11 pernldltenoen SdJlag erbalten,
oel'el1 llbeilpolle Solgen iid) oltrd]
cine ~beItanoig groBer meroenoe s(u-
5abl Don @efangenen llno einem RE.
|ligen gerlltlt Don &riegsnlaterial sei-
gen neroen.
Won berIud}t natiirlid) sic 2aae
Don Hom alls 51 b%eidlonigen, iltoem
n1ar bon eillem Giid5ua alti cine
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28

anltrenglngen, Sic lie mad)en mill=
len, nm menigltens auBerlid alS 5l1=
berlidtlid) 5ll erldeinen, erfennt man
leidt oie ltnrltbe, in bie Ser Sang Der
frieseriiden greigniiie Tie perlett
6at. Mit entmutbigten amerifant=
ldler 5reuaoen aber lit Sen @liirte1
nidt geniibt. Man last, tic 6raud)=
ten o~ringen0 uncertainties @elo,
ltno auBeroem baben lie moll audi Die
Soffnung, Sic Ser. Staaten cirles
Cages OILS gerbiinoeten be%griiBen ST.
fonner, enogiiltig nod ni6t allfge=
geben.
50 baben alio fir Sen iran50lil6en
Mrgriff Bel Gouallmont 5tpei 8riinoe
5ulammengelpirft: Iie &iidIidt oltf
Die Croft beOiiritige fran50iiide nno
italieniid)e gepolferl1ng l1no sic Riid=
ltdt allT bie N~eutralen, ollf Sic Ser.
gtaaten beionoers. Mit ibren poli=
tld)en Sffeniipen aber 6aben oie M1i=
lrten no6 inlnler ld)lilnme grfo6run=
gen gen1ad)t ltno nit Dem 8orltpBe
bel Goltal1mont lit es ibren nidlt 6ei=
Ter ergangei1. Sn 0em @eridt bes
ioelltlden @roBen &m1ptqltartiers
.bieB es aasoriidlidb Sort Ioltal,=
mont lei felt III oeutldlen Sanoell
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
; mar @abr5eit, aIes anoere

Gas NOR @abr5eit, s[aes anoere
2iige.
Sic Diterrcid=nnaariide Sffcmiipc
ac9en Staliem. - Stalicncr iiberall
5nrilfgeldJlaacn. - Sic iino anf ita=
lientldJcm SOocn scSrGngt. Sic
81 errcidy ,tnaariidjc uSampfmalse"
iutrb lie INNER ,uciter iiiDlid) brildeu
DDcr - scrmalmcn.
Wean fam lett bereits, lomeit Ser
arieg 5rpiilben Gelterreid) ulo Sta
lien IN getrad)t forn1ut, nit pollltcm
|3ed]t bonn italienild)en a%riegsidal1=
'plae lpredel1, benn III oem fur3en
|3eitraum enter @ode BADEN bie otter
reid}ild =llllgorilden 5rl1ppel1 oent
6eiAoe nahe5u Iammtlide Steaungen
altf oiterrei6iidGm @ebiet eltriIien
uno ben &rieg rlad) Stalien getragen.
Stir Die @ebrfraft ser Ioppelrlonar-
die fann e5 fallm eiu ipredenoeres
3ellgniB geben, mie 0ieler 10 energi=
|ld)e nll0 crfoIgreife GorltoB gegell
einen Seiub, gcgen BEN Gelterreid=
ltngarn inmerbin MN einen pcrfalt=
niBn1abig geril1genI6eil ieiner Ir1p=
pen Oisponibel n1ad)en fonnte. 8ie
es belBt, baben Die Selterreider iett
100000 Mann on Ser italieniide1
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-28
MuSldnotf1e Mnmoi6an

Gle blntiacn lSiimpfc 1m @crbnn la=
Zen Sen Jransuien rltr MicScrla=
gen c~ingcbradJt. ~ Die pom Garis
gcmcloctcn Siege uarcn crlugcn.
Die nScntidJc Gampf,ualsc",
10 lamglam tic iid fortbclucgt,
I brGngt bic SramsDicm imrmcr Wcitcr
nad) SiiSen ltnb Siiblucl ten. II
Die fransOiiidcn @erind;c, tic anf=
smgaltcn, uScr gar 5i,riif5nidic6cm,
/, fir lire tapfcrcn Srmppcn pcr=
Gan9nifnoll. - Sic mcrbcn ser
malmt, iie pcrblntcm. ~ llnS bic
Observation-Disclosures Gampf=
ualsc" lat sic Stalicncr aits Ditcr=
rcidJild)cm 0cbict Dcra1ts= ,tnb mfs1
cigcnc gcbtdngt. - 9lltdJ tic rpllt
1nnamfBaltiam Iiiiblid Dur, atub guar
iii picl ldulellcrcm Sc,,1pD ais Die
ScntldJc 6ri Gcrbltm. - @ie cs 1t1n
MuklaitS itcbt. 49, Gin Scr 9iina=
Srort ltub tit iugcnamntcn nNabcu
Sitcn". 9ic Gage in Mcrifu
luicScr icngcridcr, Garransa
6eitclt a1f 3nriid5ic1ung Der Mnac=
rlfanildcn Srmppcu. - Die &nm=
Scsrcgicrung 1T ,tna,1gcnc5mer 2a=
gc.-SD ,DaS fD1nntt INN il iuas.
Sic iuiitbcnbcm &fc atm Ser
bun ,uGlremb letter @pd)c.-G SIS ,uas
rcn ,poll nit sic blatiaitcn bcs gan=
scn &ricacs. ~ Die Irmsplcm ,tu=
ternagmcn miit1cnoc Mngriffc a,tf Sic
beatIdcn crltcn Stcllltngcn iiiSlid
ocs 5niammcnacidDicnc Tprts n1o
Sorfcs 0umaumDnt. - IS gclamg
igncn, in Sic Dorocritcn bcntld)cn 2i=
1ricm bicicr feiten stclmnacn ei1ts,t=
orinacn - Garis Ing amtlidb bak
Tprt Spnantmpnt nicbcr in .SGmbcn
Der Transoicn lei. - Ser bcntide
@~encralitab melScte fmr5, Onf Sas
Sort 9pnatmulrt felt lit bcntldrm
8cit gcblicbcn lei. ~ Sic Trmsu='
len mclrcm 1id %ncrsiucifrlt, aber &c
aen bic i%tratcaild)c llcbcrlcgcubcit
bcs beltid]cl1 GcncraIitobcs nnS sic
taftiide lteberlcscnDcit Scr bcntIden
Mrmccfprps=, 9iOiiiuns= 1lnb 8riga=
Se=0cncrilc f0nncn iie nidJt anffom-
men.
Sic erbittcrten Sample Inn Ser
Dun erreidten peraa1gellc @od)e If
rem @obepunft. Die 6ran5oien l,1l=
ter11abmen miitbc11oe Mngrifie altf
Die oel1tihct 5telll,ngell linfs, 5. y.
lpcltlib Der Maas, sic nad) Sen bltrd)=
aus 5llpcrlaliiger, ipem ol1d lcbr
tnaippcn Meloungen bes bel1tidenI
8eneralltabes ale, obne Mllsna6=
me, INIT. l%ar1gebeler idppcren Gerllt-
lten fiir Die Mngreifcr abgeidlogel1
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-11

Shaving is not labor, but a neces-
sity, and the state has no right to
deny a MANTLE privilege granted a
mule, according to brief filed in the
Iowa state supreme court at ,Des
MOines by attorneys for a Davenport
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-11

barber on complaint of the BARRIERS
union for keeping his shop open on
Sunday. eff man can curry a mule
on Sunday, he has right to have his
own head curried, in a manner Of
speaking" says the brief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-19
MRS. EDWARD PEARCE WILLIAMS,
Who was Miss Grace Edna Taylor.

ed the Mardi Gras. Miss Anna Hyatt
was the weekend guest of Mrs Carson
Hyatt in Herndon, Va. Mr.. and Mrs.
William B. Smoot have returned from
ms has returned to her home in Wash
ington. after visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Noel Garner on North Columbus
street. Miss Mary Custis Lee is the
guest of Mrs. Linwood Antrim in Rich
mond. Mrs. William Mowbray of Cas-
tie Grove. Iowa, is the guest of Miss
Marion Taylor in Alexandria county.
The weekly meeting of the Harmony
Club was held Wednesday evening at
the home of Miss Della Phillips on
South Washington street. The other
members present were Miss Mary Phil
lips, Miss Katharine Waller, Miss Mary
Lindsey. Miss Marion Lindsey, Miss
Emily Johnson. Miss Christina Kemper,
Miss Jean Roberts. DR.: V. P. Berry, and
Messrs. Douglas Lindley, Douglas Nc
Lean. Stanley Blanton, James Douglas,
r D. Brumbach, Arthur King. James
Roberts and Page Waller. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Miss Christina Kemper in Rosemont.
Mr.. Arch Asquith of Cleveland. Ohio. is
the guest of his brother-in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. HTry B. Chiswell.
on South Washington street. Mrs
John NJ. Johnson is the guest of Mrs.
liam Campbell. who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Barrett on
Duke street has returned to her home
in Charles Town. w. Va. Miss Bar
bara Campbell. who has also been
visiting Mrs Barrett left this week
to visit friends in Baltimore. Miss
Katherine Janney Hutton of Brooke
VILE Md. is the guest of Miss Nellie
Selden Uhler on North Washington
street Miss Ruth Roberts is the guest
of friends in Washington. Miss Mary
Cole of Raleigh. n. C., is the guest OF
Miss Esther Burke on Prince street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-19
St. Patrick's Dance.

A ST. Patricks dance was given at
FaIkstone Courts as the last of a series
of dances given by the management
in compliment to the guests of the
house and their friends. The guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs c. R. Denny,
Maj. ]. F. Hodgson. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Kane. Representative and Mrs r. P
Hill. Representative and Mrs w. l..
Hensley. A. E. Surguy. Mrs. John w.
Abercrombie Miss Abercrombie, Mrs.
Margaret NJ. McBain. Charles E. Speaks
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie E. F. Prince, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs
Alonzo 6. Pack. Mrs. L. Herdman. Miss
A E. Herdman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Whiteside. Mr. and Mrs McMurchy
Miss McMurchy. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Rogers, Mrs. A Taber. Representative
and Mrs. Young. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P
Mills. Miss H. Higgins. Mrs. H. San
derson. Mrs. A Murray Mrs. " A.
Bradshaw and Miss Bradshaw. Misses
Potts, j. Kane, Hammer, K. Purcell
Mildred Murray and Dorothy c. Wills
and Messrs. ]. Quiggle, John Kerr. A
Goodwin. NJ. Pugh, G. Morehead and b
NJ. Bennett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-19
Birthday Party.

Mrs. George Sinclair and her daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Catherine. both OF
Pittsburgh, Pa. are visiting friends
and relatives in this city.
Mrs. Sinclair gave her daughter a
delightful birthday party at the resi-
dence of her cousin, Mrs. H. +. Rupp.
1907 5th street northwest, Friday.
After the little folks had Gljoyed
themselves in games, reciting, etc, they
retired to the dining room, which was
appropriately decorated for the oc-
casion.
Among those present were Miss Mary
Catherine Sinclaire Miss Anna Owens.
Miss Elizabeth Owens, Miss Esther
Rupert. Miss Catherine Marceron.
Miss Alma Bridaham. Miss Wanda
O'Donohue. Miss Irene Owens. Master
Charles Rupert. Master Joseph. Zego-
witt. Master Paul Leverone, Master
Richard O'Donohue, Mr. and Mrs. Rupp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Zegowitz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Rupert. Mrs. Marceron. Mrs.
O'Donohue. Mrs. McWilliams. Mrs. Sin
claire, Mrs. Leverone. Mrs. George Sin
claire and Mrs. John Bridaham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-19
Alexandria,.

The bi-weekly dance of the Junior
German Club was held last Friday att
ernoon at EIks'- Hall. Mrs. Robert 5.
Barrett received and she was assisted
by Miss Hilda Schneider, Miss Nina
Fulton. Miss Lucy Anderson. Messrs
Charles c. Carlin, jr.; Tom Wattles,
Jack Leadbeater. Laurence Fawcett,
Henry Gasson, Edwin Pierce, Tupper
and Waller Barrett. The others pres
ent were Miss Evelyn Pickett. Miss
Courtenay Cochran, Miss Margaret
Eggborn, Miss Viola Barrett. Miss
Grace Powell. Miss Elizabeth Swan.
Miss Elizabeth Domaine, Miss Louise
Carlin Miss Evelyn Peake, Miss Eliza
Bland Cox Miss Frances Cox. Miss Vir-
GINA Keith, Miss Dorothy King, Miss
Inez Moore, Misses Caroline and Eliza
beth Rust, Miss Esther Lambert, Miss
Regina German, Misses Mary, Frances
and Lorrimer Fauntleroy, Gene
We've Shepperson. Miss Virginia Will
kins, Miss Mildred Gerlacher, Miss Su-
san Thomson Miss Margaret French,
Misses Elizabeth and Roberta Schnei-
der. Miss Josephine Gregg, Miss Jean
nette Cochran, Miss Elizabeth Boothe,
Misses Josephine and Elizabeth Ram
age, Miss Edith Phillips, Miss Edmonla
Baker. Miss Rosina Howell, Miss Rosel-
la Burke, Miss Marion Dienelt. Miss
Margaret Paff, Miss Mary Earle Hox-
ton. Miss Margaret Yates. Masters Ber-
nard Yates. Charles NJ Shepperson, jr.:
Robert Cochran, Paul Barrett. Lowell
Wilcoxon, Stanley and Everett Swan.
Jack Rogers, Jack Scott, Leroy Piser,
Urban Lambert. Edward German. Armi-
stead Boothe, Albert Smoot, Noel and
Charles Lynn, Jack Dinwiddie. Cowan
Ramage, Joel and Edward Leadbeater,
Wallace Lynn and CORTLAND Warfield.
Mrs. Henry Blow lie Bourgeois ana her
twin sons, John Daingerfield and Henry
Blow. jr., of Annapolis are the guests
of Mrs Blows mother, Mrs. William
B. Daingerfield. on South st Asaph
street. Mrs John Thornton Ashton
was the guest this week of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Brown.
in Washington. Judge Charles l.. Nicol
has returned from visit to friends in
Richmond.
son was married Wednesday morning to
Mr.. Edward Dimas of Washington at
the parsonage of the Second Baptist
Church. The ceremony was performed
| by Rev. o. w. Triplett. Mrs. D. Mauch
lin Niven has returned to her home on
Braddock Heights after spending Il
week at Atlantic City. Miss Henrietta
Mob Brogden of Richmond was the
guest this week of DR.. and Mrs. George
r Klipstein, on Prince street. Mrs
Hunter Johnson OF Harrisonburg is the
street Miss Virginia Corse is the cues
of Mrs. Frederick Page. at Ivon. hel
home near Leesburg. Mr.. Samuel g
Brent is spending a week in Richmond
the guest OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Worth Hulfish. on Cameron street Mr.
and Mrs. James r. Cation have returned
from New Orleans. where they attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-19
Charles Town, W. Va.
of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
CHARLES TOWN, W. Va. March IS.
Miss Rosa Gray Strider. Miss Esther
Foster and George Geare, Washington,
spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
n. S. J. Strider.
Mrs. J. w Kyle. Washington. is
visiting Mrs T A. Ramey.
Miss Mae Trussell is visiting her
brother, Stanley Trussell. New York.
Mrs NJ. E. Bolinger, Roanoke, Va, is
the guest of Mrs. Charles w. Brown.
Mrs. James NJ. Mason and Miss Mary
Morris Mason were visitors to
William Campbell has been visiting
Mrs. Robert Barrett, Alexandra. Va
Pegram Johnston. Richmond, Va.
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ
Mrs H II. Mccormick is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Latrobe, New York.
Miss Sallie Beller and Hosmer Beller
have returned from Washington;
Crider: Ransom; and Mr.. Thompson.
Orleans attending the Mardi Gras
Mrs E. f. Sheldon. Madison. Wis,
who had been the guest of Mrs. d. w.
Border for a month. Is visiting in
Phoebe Getzendannel.
Mrs. Florence r. Johnson. Columbus.
Ohio. is visiting her sister, Mrs. y. Is.
Miss Judith Subletr has returned
from Harrisonburg, Va, where she
spent the winter.
Mrs Nettie holland has been visiting
in Washington.
Mrs. Ohio Wooley has returned from
a visit to Kentucky.
Mrs. George Kelsey has returned
from visit to Washington.
Mrs. Mollie Watson mas returned to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-03-19
Falls Church, Va.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH. Va, March 49,
The Current Events Club met with Miss
Nellie Green Wednesday afternoon.
The readers were Mrs. ]. F. Bethune,
Mrs. T. NJ Talbot and Mrs. ]. T. D.
Howard The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs A. G. Grim
nan.
The Music Study Club met with Miss
Margaret Loving at Gundry Hall Tues
day evening. Mrs. Tasksr Weir read
a paper on Mendelssohn. this composer
being the subject for the evening
Master Robert Thompson, who has
been i'll with pneumonia, is improving.
The members of the Epworth League
of Crossman M. E. Church held a social
in the church parlors last evening.
The missionary society of the Pres
byterian church held an all-day meeting
at the chapel yesterday. Japan was
the subject for the meeting. and after
the morning session. a box luncheon
was served. with effective japanese
the hostesses. Mrs. Il. A. Dawson and
Mrs, H. f. Mott. Mrs. Mott also gave
a talk on ''St. Patrick" and the ices and
shamrocks were in honor of the day.
L. l.. Northrup. who has been ill all
winter, is in a critical condition. and
small hopes are entertained for his
recovery.
A citizens meeting has been called
for Monday evening at Odd Fellows
Hall to discuss plans for bonding the
town for new school building.
The supper given by the Village I'm
provemeut Society at Odd Fellows
Hall last evening was great success.
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Special Correspondence Of The Star.
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, Va. March
18-Mrs. Harry Kaiser has returned
from a visit to her parents at Luray.
Mrs. Harry Thomas of Veitch was the
weekend guest of Miss Hilda Themes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Keith of War
renton were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas r. Keith.
Mrs. F. S. McCandlish and Miss Mar
garet Moore have returned from a
visit to friends In Wheeling. w. Va.
Mrs. Frank Page is visiting her old
home at Fredericksburg, Va.
Miss Elizabeth Beach of Hartford,
Conn, is the guest of Mrs. Carter Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. George KidweN of Spo-
kane. Wash, were guests this week of
Mr.. Kidwells brother. A. F. Kidwell.
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Special Correspondence of The Star.
MANASSAS, Va, March 1S.-The
Junior Bridge Club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Miss Katharine
Lewis.
son, Frank Neville Buck, in Ports
mouth.
Mrs. Claiming Holt Marlborough, jr.,
and her little daughter. who have been
on an extended visit to Mrs. Yarbor-
ough's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Morgan, have returned to Denton, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galleher of Superior,
Wis. were recent guests of their son,
Paul T. Galleher, at Eastern College.
George G. Tyler of Haymarket. di-
vision superintendent of schools for
Prince William county since 1909, has
entered upon his duties as clerk of the
circuit court for this county. His APP
pointment was made following the re-
cent death of Capt J. f. Herrell.
Rev Harwood P. Myers of Onancook,
Accomac county. recently visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Myers.
Miss Anna Ruth Johnson was a re-
cent guest in the home of Mrs. l.. a.
Larkin.
Dr. George Burger Coke of Peters
bury was the weekend guest of Mr..
and Mrs. c. f. Nash.
J. H. Montgomery. secretary of the
Virginia Cooperative Association, is
to address representatives. of the
School Patrons Leagues of the country
Saturday at Manassas.
reception was given last Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. A. L.
Spies to new members of the Manassas
w. c. T. u.
Col. Robert A. Hutchinson has re-
turned from a short stay in Bermuda.
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her home near Leetcwn after visiting
her sisters Mrs. Thomas Homer and
Mrs. Atkins. mar Shenandoah. Va.
Mrs. Charles c. Miller is visiting
relatives in Philadelphia
Emerson Cromwell, Harpers Ferry.
has gone to Philadelphia to accept a
position.
Miss Mary Scott Thompson. Summit
Point, is visiting her sister. Mrs. John
Chew, New York.
Miss Elsie Murphy has returned from
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New York and is me guest OF the
Misses Riddle.
Mrs. S. NJ. EngIe. wife of Rev. Mr.
Engle, Ellicott City. Md. Is the guest
of her brother. ]. Strider Moler.
Eakerton
Miss Flada Ramey. Berryville, Va.
visited her grandmother. Mrs. Nellie
Ramey.
Mrs J. T williams has returned
from visit TO her daughter, Mrs. J.
Sloan kuykendall, Romney. W. Va