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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
Bethesda, Md.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
| BETHESDA, Md. February 1.-THE
Missionary Society of Bethesda Pres
byterian Church met with Mrs. w. T.
Owens, at her home in Edgewood
Thursday afternoon, with an unusually
large number in attendance. The sub
ject was China" and several interest
Ling papers were read.
Lloyd Tibbott. member of Tech
track team, met with an accident while
training this week. tearing a ligament
| in his foot, which has necessitated his
withdra wing from the Johns Hopkins
meet at Baltimore.
| Mrs. James Collins of Washington is
visiting the family of Richard K. Lee
| in Alta Vista.
Mrs. O., H. Fowler entertained at
luncheons, followed by auction bridge,
at her Home in Bradley lane Friday
Mrs. keech, Mrs. George r. Anderson.
Mrs. James kirkpatrick, Mrs. E. Ellis,
Mrs. Henry Karr, Mrs. F. c. Getzen-
danner. Mrs. Enoch G.. johnson and
Miss White of Jersey City, N. j.
| The Methodist church of Woodmont
gave supper Thursday night at Good
Templars' Hall in Bethesda.
The Social Service tea was held Wed
nesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
William e. Emory. in Oak place. There
was good attendance and a number
| of garments were made to be given
| to the Red Cross
Mrs. William Blum of North Chevy
Chase. Md. Is quite i'll at Columbia Hos
pital.
| The Woman's Club of Bethesda met at
the home of Mrs. Frank C. Wallace in
Drummond Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
James Adkins read a paper on Mary
the fact that but two such laws have
been enacted in Maryland Mrs Ed
ward stock sang my Love Is Like a
, Red, Red Rose" a lullaby, by Lane, and
reading clerk of the Sixty-third Con-
!Eress, VIII address the club at its
next guest day, which Wilt be February
% His subject will be the single tax.
Mrs James kirkpatrick will be at
home the remaining Thursdays in Feb
ruary.
MIR. and Mrs. F. c. Gatzendanner en-
fertained the Bridge club of Bethesda
Saturday evening, at their home near
Alta Vista. The prizes were won by
Miss White and Dean Caldwell, jr.
Mrs. II. T. Newcomb entertained at
tea dansant at the Washington Club
Saturday afternoon. The guests were
Miss Frances Briggs. Miss Ruth Briggs.
Ridge1y.. Miss Dorothy Harding. Miss
Ellsworth Ncwcomb. Miss Winifred
Newcomb. Wilson Offutt, Larkin Glaze
brook. Lowell Harding. Robert Carter,
Clarence Dawson and John Mason.
The Newcomb Club gave a tea at the
Bethesda schoolhouse Friday after
noon for the benefit of the domestic,
science department of the school. The
club was assisted by the mothers who
are interested in the school. Mrs Will
liam Holmes gave a talk on flowers,
after which tea and cake were served.
Enough was realized to pay for the
sewing machine recently bought for the
school. The girls from the seventh
grade assisted in serving.
The Bethesda Assembly gave it's first
dance at Wilson's Hall Saturday night.
1t is the intention to follow this dance
q permanent organization. Mrs. James
Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Siaymaker and Mrs.
John Lewis were the chaperons.
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= Atlantic City.
Special Correspondence Of The star.

Special Correspondence Of The star.
ATLANTIC CITY. February IL
Lincoln's birthday has brought the
largest crowd of the year to the shore
and with good weather tomorrow the
Boardwalk parade will have all the at
fractions of spring. both in the num-
Der of paraders and in the costumes.
No formal. celebration of the natal
day of Lincoln took place here, but
both piers and hotels gave special cor
certs for visitors. Flags and bunting
waved from hotels and cottages and
many Visitors are wearing tiny flags
The arrival of number of travellers
from southern resorts has livened up
the hotel colony socially and a number
Of dance and card affairs are scheduled
the big hotels have announced inten-
ton of remaining until the Lenten sea-
son or until Easter.
Secretary Of War Lindley NJ. Garri-
son and Mrs. Garrison concluded their
visit at the Marlborough lenheim and
left for Washington last Sunday. Mrs
Franklin Lane was at the Chelsea over
Sunday. wishing Mrs. A. C. Miller OF
Washington Mrs. Burton Harrison
came, to the Marlborough Blenheim ac-
companied by Archibald Harrison and
Miss Elizabeth Eckis. Miss J. L..
Janvier and Miss Meredith are at the
Marlborough Blenheim. Mrs. E. W. Dom,
e. W. Dom. jr.. and Mrs. Alden Smoot are
members of another Washington party
at the same hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3.
Casley and ]. A. Whitefield and Mr..
and Mrs. James N. Green are at the
Marlborough Blenheim from Washing
ton.
Mrs. George B. Lysle is at the Tray-
more. John H. Holt and. James
Thatcher came from Washington to
the Traymore. -s..7..
C. s. McNeir of Washington register
ed at the Strand this week.
Miss Elizabeth Rowland of Port De-
poett isivisiting the seaside Miss Stiff
ford has Joined Washington friends at
the Morton.
Lieut.. J. L. Hydrick.' VI s.-N.,' is at
the Shelburne.i - .. = -
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Shannon and Mr.
and Mrs. H. c.. Sheridan came from
Washington to the Dennis this week.
Miss Helen; Bridger is. at he Dennis
with Miss Miriam Ellison of Philadel-
phia. Mrs. Berry E. Clark came to the
Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Newell
have joined the Washington colony at
the shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goldenbere, H.
H. Lyddane and James Thatcher regis
tered from Washington at the Alamac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
Martinsburg, W. Va.

Special Correspondence of The star
MARTINSBURG. w. Va. February
12.-Miss Virginia Shepherd has re-
| turned from Washington. where she
attended the wedding of Bernard b.
Fulk and Miss Anna Robinson
NJ. l.. Hollar left for Harrisonburg. Va.
to spend some time with relatives be-
fore going to Baltimore to make his
home.
Mrs. w. E. Hinton and Mrs. James
Catrow have returned from Luray. Va.
Mrs. A.. A. Westrader is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Smoke,
White Hall, Va.
F. S. Emmert is visiting his daughter
who is a. student at National PARK
| Seminary. near Washington.
Mrs. II. b. Taylor of Grimes, Va, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs c.
NJ Brown.
Former State Senator A. G. McIntire
Greensburg. S. c.. by the fatal illness
of their brother. Charles McIntire.
NJ. S. Burdette has been visiting in
Norfolk, Va.
Rev. John S. Douglas. who assisted
at the funeral of Mrs. c. A. Miller. has
returned to Huntington. W. Va
c. L. Harding, architect of Washing
ton, was a visitor here
Guy Kidwell has gone to Richmond.
Va.
United States District ATTORNEY
Stuart w. Walker has returned from
Philadelphia.
Attic See. who was a visitor here.
has returned to Hampton, Va.
DR.. II. S. Gardner and oliver F.. Col.
Inns were visitors to Washington
Mrs. Stuart w. Walker was hostess
to the Travel Club at her home. Rose
mont.
Miss Gertrude Jenkins of Strasbure
Va, is visiting at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. A. B. Eagle
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Hudgel, who had
been spending some time with relatives
here, have returned to their home ct
Parma Tex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13

Mrs A. W. Tupper. Mrs. Alfred HI
Wells. Miss Bessie Gibson and Mrs.
Warfield.
I'm Old Virginia" was enacted Try
Firemen's Hall. Brentwood. TuesdaY
for the benefit o6xthe building fund oe
St Johns Epitcopal Church, NY.
Rainier Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vance
took the leading parts The entertain
ment was under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid Society of st. Johns
Church. Mrs. Perry Boswell. president
A minstrel show under the direction
of S Finley Hayes of Mt. Rainier Will
be given in Firemen's Hall. Brentwood,
February 81 for the benefit OF 81.
James Catholic Church OF Mt. Rainier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
Just So.

From the Boston Transcript.
Success has turned many mans
head-in fact, its . long head that has
no turning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
The Weekly Bridge Club met at Mrs
Margetts' quarters Tuesday afternoon
Rockville, Md.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd. February I'm
honor of her house guest. Miss Roberts
of Cumberland. and Mrs. Barnard
Welsh Of Grand Junction, Col, who is
visiting in Rockville. Mrs. J. somervell
Dawson entertained a a valentine tea
at her home near Rockville this after
noon.
Mrs. Bessie -~Hulings Ofutt enter
tanned Monday. evening inv honor Of
her cousin. Miss Katherine Taylor of
Washington. Miss Taylor rendered
several vocal solos.
The Tuesday Euchre Club was enter
tanned this week by Mrs. Charles G..
Holland.
Miss Mabel Haney has pturned to
Rockville after visiting friends in
Washington:
Miss Katherine Smith. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. l.. Smith, left
q few days ago for Ann Arbor. Mich,
to visit her brother. Elgar Smith. who
is student at the University of Mich
igan.
| Mrs. william w. Welsh was the host :
ess of the Rockville Woman's Club
Thursday afternoon. Papers were read
by Mrs. Charles J. Lyddane and Mrs.
Welsh. and Mrs. Harry Davis and Miss
Helen Gassaway rendered vocal solos.
Dancing Club and few others were
| entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson s.
Ward, at dance at the Montgomery
Country Club, Monday evening.
The Golden Links Missionary Society
of the Methodist church met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. J. Arthur England.
The Fancy Work Club of Gathers
/ burg gave a valentine party at the
home of Miss Ethel Waters. in
lGaithersburg last evening, about TWEEN
l. hpin0
Announcement has been made 81 the
marriage in Philadelphia a few days
ago of William l.. Schaeffer of this
! county and Miss Edith Clugston OF
Phi. delphia.- =
Miss Louise Mobley entertained at
dinner at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs.. Walter 'Mobley. at Derwood
w ednesday. her guests including WASH
ington and Rockville friends.
| Under the auspices of the Epworth
League of Grace. Methodist Church,
lGaithersburg- literary entertain
| ment was given few evenings ago.
Rev rank NJ. Richardson. pastor of the
Rockville Methodist> Church. gave a
humorous talk on$Gossip in a Small
Town." Misses Martha Brown and Ids
Kemp sang solos. and Miss Alice Spates
contributed reading.
In celebration of his birthday ami
versary Lawrence w. White was ten
dered a surprise party at his home at
Norbeck, q few evenings ago.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Hazel casheIl enter.
tanned at a valentine dance at the
Montgomery Country Club few even
ings ago. their guests including a large
number of the young people of Rock
willie and vicinity.
For the beneft Of the fund that. Is be
ing raised Tor the erection Of a par
sonage for st. Mary's Catholic Church
here. Prof. Willis IL! Moore formerly
chief of the United States weather bu-
Ireau. will deliver his lecture. "Remi-
niscences of the Weather Man." in Sece
Hall, here. the evening of February %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
Herndon, Va.

| Special Correspondence of The Star.
| HERNDON, Va, February 1.-THE
Music Study Club met wednesday aft
trnoon with Mrs. Guy Church. Saint
saens being the composer whose works
| were studied.
Miss Grace Houchen of Washington
spent the week end Rvith Miss Alice
Maude Yount.
The Fortnightly Club met Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Matte Stephen
son and Mrs. White. Mrs. Maurice
Stroud gave the resume of Jacob
Steiner's book, From Alien to Citi-
zen."
| Miss Mabel Church of Falls Church
has been the guest of relatives here.
Miss Mabel Hicks of North Carolina
is the house guest of Mrs. Fender
Mrs. Blanche Steele entertained the
| Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
| Church at an all-day meeting Thurs
day.
Mrs George Ramsay Bready was a
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L.
Middleton.
Mrs. b. Harry Bready was a guest
at luncheon given Thursday by Mrs.
+. S. Altemus.
at an all-day meeting this week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren NJ. McNair.
Cards have been received here for
| the marriage Tuesday. February %. at
San Antonio, Tex. of Miss Caroline
Crook Gresham. daughter of the late
Col, Edwin J. Gresham of Washington
and Herndon. and David Stanley Cas-
sin. The ceremony will ltake place
at the home Of Mrs. John Herndon
James and will be n large affair, there
being eleven bridesmaids, eleven
groomsmen, two matrons of honor and
four flower girls.
The Ladies' Missionary Union of the
Baptist Church was entertained We'd
nesday afternoon by Mrs. Francis ].
Lukens.
Mrs. Lukens delivered an interesting
lecture on the Hopi Indians Friday
evening.
guest of Mrs. w. H. Dawson
Mr.. and Mrs. Garner Pegram spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
n, Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day shreve of WASH
ington were recent guests of Mrs 8
N. Shreve.
Mrs. Nancy Hutchinson is spending
some time with Mrs. F. c. Averill.
Tuesday afternoon the Ladies' Aid Of
the Methodist Church was entertained
by Mrs. Lillian Hyatt Garrett
Mrs. Hunt and Miss Dorothy Hunt OF
Washington were recent guests of
Mrs. James Rogers.
J. D. Peck of Floris is spending sew
eral weeks in Florida.
Miss Margaret Hummer is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Adie e. Hummer in
Birmingham. Ala.
Louis Tyler Jones of Washington was
the weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Mooney.
The Triangle Glass met Thursday
evening at the Birches. Readings
were given by Misses Elizabeth Wood
run. Matte Wickline and Ruth Mullen
and George Bready: recitations by Miss
Amy Burton, music by Misses Pearl
Shreve. Estelle Mohler and III. T.. and
Harold F. Hanes. Roland Wheeler and
Floyd Thompson. short lecture on
chemistry was given by Lawrence
Detweiler.
Tuesday afternoon the Home Interest
Club met with Mrs. Ernest L. Robev.
Lieut. Dickinson of the Brooklyn
Naval Reserve was a recent guest Of
Mr. and Mrs William Middleton.
Mrs. May Eisenberg and Mrs, Fannie
Bryce are guests of Mrs. Annie Al
baugh Bready.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
Vienna, Va.

Special Correspondence Of The star.
VIENNA, Va, February 12.-Mr. and
Mrs Ralph c. Lewis attended the re-
ception at the White House Friday OF
last week. Mrs. Lewis wore gown of
pink charmeuse, draped with tinted
net and trimmed with pink rosebuds.
Mrs. Lansing M. Dow is spending a
fortnight with her sister. Mrs. Lewis
H. Machen. at Richmond.
Mrs. Edwin S. Bethel spent the week
end with Mrs. Joseph Berry. .-,
Mai. Charles Hine spent Sunday at
his home here. The Misses Huntington
and Mrs. E. S. Bethel were dinner
guests Sunday of Mrs. Alma D. Hine.
Mr.. and Mrs: G. NJ. Rippey and sons
johnson in Washington.
DR.. and Mrs James Campbell and
Frank NJ. Dixon were guests Sunday
Mrs. Arthur B. Barringer is spending
several days in Wilmington and Phil
2: Albert Lang. Omar J; veley; Her
bert J. RutledEe and J. Sidney Hill are
guests today Of A; B: Barrinser.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Sulzner and son
Washington
Mrs. John Spindle of Remington, Va,
is visiting Mrs. James Carter.
Miss Mildred Sauter Of Manassas
spent the week end with friends here.
Mrs. Brashears of Hunter was a
luncheon guest Saturday of Mrs.
Howard Money.
Mrs. Frank Clark of Lewinsville was
the guest Saturday of Mrs. s. Thorn
ton Terrett. :
Providence District Teachers Asso.
citation held its February meeting Sat-
urday at the Vienna public school, with
twenty five members present. W. II.
Sanger Of Oakton presided and those
taking part in the discussions were
Miss Snead. Mrs. Grace Clark, Mr..
Smith. Miss Nellie Jones, Mrs. Sarber,
Miss Huntington and Miss Coppedge.
pills. those taking part being Mildred
Wathem. Waneita Pfeihfer, Dolores and
May Etter. Frances Martin. Virginia
Zirkle, Adine Dow. Evelyn Kidwell. Ell
Dyer. Joel Coumbe, Thomas Chapman,
John koehnlein anY Pauline Hail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
Quite Likely.
From Judge


Hokus-Who is it that first discov.
cred two's company. three's a crowd.
Pokus-I think 1t must have been the
first father of triplets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-13
Fort Myer Notes.

Capt. Hollyday. the new quartermas-
ter. has arrived for duty, relieving
Capt. Sturges. Capt. and Mrs. Sturges
go to Front Royal, Va. where Capt.
Sturg9s will be. in command of the re-
mount station.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Babson have arrived
and they are occupying the quarters
made vacant by Lieut.. and Mrs. Parker,
who left for Mercedes. Tex. Lieut..
Parker and Lieut.. Eager both sail
shortly for Panama. where the 4th
Field Artillery has been ordered for
station.
The Weekly Bridge Club met at Mrs
Margetts quarters Tuesday afternoon.
The weekly drill took place at the
riding hall Friday. The tea dance fol-
lowed at the administration building.
Miss O'Keefe. sister of Chaplain
OKeefe. received for the garrison. Miss
Scott. Miss Sharpe. Miss Griffin and
Miss Pullman assisted.
The monthly formal hop is to take
place February %.
Evening star., 1916-10-15
Y. M. G. A. Talks.

A corps Of physicians examine every member
who ,al-s any work in the gymnasium. This
examination Is worth 81 90 to any who is
Interested In his health. II enables the physi-
cal director 10 give each just the exercise
suited 10 his Particular needs.
Thi. work may he taken at your convenience
in one Of the classes Individually. The
gymnasium is open from until 10 pm
every week day. The facilities offered members
are the finest 10 be had in the city.
You can add weight take on fat. and re-
place II with healthy tissue. when you begin
20 use the gymnasium regularly you will for
get your troubles and go home 10 dinner with
an appetite that will BE- surprise to your wife.
After dinner you will have that good old
down-on the farm tired feeling that makes you
want to go 10 bed and sleep as you have not
slept since you youngs,er-
treatment Is going 10 send him to work In the
morning WITH clear brain and vigorous
physique that ae so much desires; that it win
sdd years to his life and dollars 10 his income.
The cost Of all this is very small-only SIS
a year including individual steel locker and
many sthef privileges not mentioned here.
<Ak for further information.
Young Mems Christian Association
Tei. Main s25c. 1876 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1916-10-15
TO GET AFTER K|DD|ES
HANGING ON VEHICLES
Washington Safety First Association
to Ask Police for Strict Enforce
ment of Regulation.

Strict enforcement of the regulation
against children hanging or jumping
on moving vehicles will be asked of
the police in a resolution that will be
presented at the November meeting of
the Washington Safety First Associa-
tion. DR.. L. l.. Walter. vice president
of the association, last night told a
Star reporter that he would prepare
such a resolution and endeavor to have
it made a special order of business.
Safeguarding the children against
injury and DEATH" DR.. Walter stated,
sis one of the most commendable things
a safety association can do, and / hope
the campaign Of publicity that is be-
ing conducted by The Star will pro-
duce good results
''1t is only by keeping such problems
he" re added that CO.
operation between the police and par
cnta ...- ..e obtained, and with CO.
operative relations established, good is
bound to follow"
DR.. Walter said he had noticed many
children on roller skates and skipmo-
biles holding to horse drawn and motor
vehicles for the sake of a little enjoy
ment Such children he added, little
realize the danger TO which they submit
themselves. and think only of the fun
they are having
Children who amuSe themselves in
the dangerous manner that is guarded
a. ~ai--e- g. to p~1ire regulations prob
ably do not stop to think that they are
haAle .. Il el from 81 to $40 for
each offense. The law includes street
cars among the vehicles the children
are to avoid. but. the police say, the
only minors who give crews of cars any
concern are some bicycle riders, who
have habit Of taking hold of the
moving cars .
1t is stated by the police that there
are many chauffeurS and drivers who
permit children to take hold of their
vehicles. but such permission may not
MAKE them immune from arrest.
Evening star., 1916-10-15

If YOU want work, read the want col
umns of The Star
Evening star., 1916-10-15
Shaving Needs

sanitOI Shaving Foam or stick.
21c size IOc
JohnsOp's Shaving Soap, 25c
Mennen's Shaving Cream, 25c
tubes I0c
WIliams' Quick and Easy Shaw
ing Cake; bars for. lee
shaving Brushes. regular 2Sc
Evening star., 1916-10-15
WEATHER..
Fair, Warmer Today. Tomorrow
Fair: Gentle Winds.

Virginia-Fair to-day. warmer lin the
interior; tomorrow partly cloudy; mod
crate northeast and east winds.
District of Columbia and Maryland
Fair and warmer today: tomorrow fair;
gentle to moderate winds, becoming
southerly.
West Virg!nia-Fair. warmer today
tomorrow fair.
No reports have been received from
Swan Island since s am, but the trop-
teal disturbance IS evidently a short
distance north Of that place tonight,
moving north. and all vessels sailing
ern Cuba and the Yucatan channel
have again been warned to exercise
every precaution.
The disturbance that was over the
lower st. Lawrence valley Friday night
has moved off the Nova Scotia coast,
and clear weather prevails generally
east of the Mississippi river after
rains Friday night in New York and
New England. The Canadian north
west disturbance OF Friday night is
now north of Lake Superior, still with
out precipitation. and the unsettled
conditions still persist in the central
Rocky mountain region and the south
west, with quite general rains that
have extended lightly into western Mis-
souri, and western Arkansas. Elsewhere
the weather was fair.
1t Is considerably cooler in New Eng
| land. the middle Atlantic states and
North Carolina, and warmer In the
Evening star., 1916-10-15
Is Arrested at Prison Door.

As he stepped out of The Maryland
penitentiary at Baltimore yesterday.
after serving a term. Rola nd B. Chase
was placed under arrest by Detective
Joe Grant of this city on a charge of
forgery He was brought here last
night Chase is accused of having
forged draft for $500, which is said
to have been cashed by a local man
The alleged offense occurred more than
q year ago and Chase is under indict-
ment on the charge.
Evening star., 1916-10-15
CONFIDENT WILSON
WILL WIN THE WEST
Senator Salisbury Gives Result
of His Canvass of Senti-
ment There.
FEELS SURE OF VICTORY
BY N. o. MESSENGER.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, October 14.-Senator
Salisbury of Delaware returned to
town today from a trip to the west in
behalf of the senatorial contests of
which. as chairman of a special COM
mittee. he has overseership. Here is
the senator's judgment on the political
outlook:
'1f the situation east of the Missis-
sippi and north of the Ohio rivers re-
sembles in the slightest degree that
have found to exist in the states west
where | have been during the past ten
days. Wilson will have so many cleo
toral votes he will not need many of
the states now claimed as doubtful I
never saw such a showing of enthu-
slasm in my life as l found during the
trip. 1t was revelation to me of the
great effect the Presidents steadfast
adherence to progressive policies and
his insistence on the passage of these
measures by Congress has produced.
Il think l can fairly claim not to be
an amateur in estimating political
situation. l have been licked in my
own state when l expected to be vic
torious so many times during the past
twenty years that l have gotten accus-
toned to it and l almost Invariably es-
tlmated correctly the outcome because
OF my familiarity with conditions
Evening star., 1916-10-15
Mrs. Dawson Gives Outdoor Party.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
DOMINION HEIGHTS. Va. October
14.-Mrs. Mabel Dawson entertained
more than 100 friends at an outdoor
party at her home. Chestnut Grove
Homestead. near here, Friday night.
The party was in celebration of her
birthday. ard was held around big
log fire. which lit up the whole coun-
try side Mrs. Dawson entertained her
guests with Indian legends il song and
story. Plantation songs and dances
were another feature.