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The Denver star., 1916-05-13

Leland, Miss Ed Coleman
a young and respectable race
man. was taken from the bar
Der shop where he worked by
three white men aud severely
beaten. made to dance and
then whipped till he could not
walk. The cause Of this brut
al act was a race woman nam
ed Mammie Bideood. who is
alleged to be quite friendly
with one Of the whites. She
became sore at coleman and
had told the white men some
untruths about him trying to
insult her. The wounded
man is in a serious condition
and is under the care of a
physician.
The Denver star., 1916-05-13

racially, but from civic and
municipal standpoint, in or
der to assist in the growth
and greatness of prosperity to
all citizens. Mayor Speer
who won the loyal support of
os per cent Of the best bssi :
ness Negroes thru the efforts
of the Star and others, has
the chance of his life to do
for them, what is so sorely
needed, and that is to follow
the example of his illustrious
predecessors. Mayor Sharpley
and Commissioner Clair j.
Pitcher. Let US all work to-
Sether for a better. more
prosperous and greater Den :
yer. giving encouragement to
every laudable activity which
makes for Denver's health
and happiness.
The Denver star., 1916-05-13
Majority against g
Booth Amendment
Majority against

With a landslide vote. Com
missigner of Safety Nisbet
was ousted from Office. The
people plainly told him that
they did not approve Of his
Birth of Nation methods. y
at the same time sustaining
the race. The races fight
has made a good impression
uron all political parties. Ms
bet was showed in with a ma =
jority OF nearly 10000 votes
cast against him and Booth.
The Denver star., 1916-05-13
1t Pays to Fight
For Your Rights.
THE LETTER

Wrile 10 Of1er TO relnState
you to your former position
as clerk and stenographer at
the Medheld Hospital. Your
work will be the same as be-
tore, and you will have d
room as good as the other
clerks and stenographers.
You will eat in the dining
room with them. Your pay
will be the same as before,
and you will be given the
same privileges as the others"
DR.. French letter.
Boston, Mass.-Miss lane
K. Bosheld, who was recently
discharged from the Med6eld
State Hospital, declared last
week that she had received a
letter from DR.. French (white)
who bad caused her dismissal
offering to reinstate her. Miss
Bosheld said that she answer
ed DR.. French's letter and
would report for work at once
Miss Bosheld was discharged
because she insisted that she
should be served in the dining
room with other employees
and as she was the only Race
girl th.re the poor whites Oh
jected and DR.. French dis
charged Miss Bos6eld, claim.
ing insubordination. The
trustees upheld the doctor.
Miss Bosheld then sought le-
gal aid and took the case to.
the courts. The Supreme
Court decided against her.
The fair name of the Bay
State was dragged into the
case, several newspapers, es-
pecially the Boston Post
(white) and the Guardian,
sought to arouse the people
because Miss Bosfeld was not
getting a square deal. The
case was taken to the Cover
nor who said he would hear
the case with the executive
council. AT this hearing Miss
Bosheld told how she had
been treated and that some
times she would go without
food because it was cold and
brought to her on tray. The
Governor seeing what pres
sure had been brought to bear
ordered her reinstated even
| if DR.. French and the trustees
did not like it. Their posi-
tions would be at stake. Miss
Bosheld said that she believed
there is feeling of unfriend-
illness toward her at the insti-
tuition. but add that is one of
the things | shall have to bear
and live down..
Reinstatcd.
Faced by the formidable
request" of the Governor and
Council that Miss Bosheld,
the colored stenographer, be
reinstated ic her old position
at the Medheld State Hospit-
al, the trustees and the sup
erintendent Of that institution
though still prating about the
"right" to do as the superin-
tendent did, have taken the
very practical course of put
ting the girl back to work.
This time there will be no
knuckling to the nonsense of
the employees as to eating IN
the same dining room with
Miss Bosheld. And these EN-
ployes may now be expected
to have the good sense and
courtesyto treat her properly.
If they do not it will not be
we'll for them. The girl has
proved that she has powerful
The Denver star., 1916-05-13

Knoxville, Tenn.,-Gladys
Thomas, a member of the
demi monde and inmate of a
house of ill-repute. was shot
and killed by a white man she
had refused entrance to the
house. The murderer escap-
ed in the CONFUSION.
The Thomas girl was from
a highly respected family Of
White Pine: Tenn, and came
to Knoxville to work. She
went astray and became an
inmate Of house which ad-
mitted both white and color
ed men.
The Denver star., 1916-05-13

Elberton, Ga.-Mr. Young.
a wealthy white farmer, had a
farm hand working for him
by the name of Ben. While
working in the fields the Race
man stepped into a hole and
discovered a pot of gold con-
tanning $4,000. The man
kept the gold and quit his job
taking the next train out of
town. Young says he don't
know where his former en-
ployee went. but that he Ger
tainly was a wise N"
The Denver star., 1916-05-13

Des Moines. Iowa,-The city
has been fighting the Birth Of
Nation, but has not been
successful in stopping the
play. Just what movement
the leaders of the Race men
will take is not known yet, but
they intend to fight the play
to a finish il they have to take
it before the Supreme Court.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Laurel, Md.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LAUREL, Nd, August 12.-The Farm
ers' Club of Laurel district held its regu-
lar meeting at the home of z. T. CLANCY
Saturday night The club is congratulate
ing itself on having brought about the
Improvement of the county road from
Willis School to Contee road. Much work
has been done in widening the travelled
roadway, cutting brush, pulling stumps.
making cutters and filling ruts. The road
supervisors have also promised to return
this summer and cut down the steep hill
to the south of Bear branch. The secre-
tary was instructed to extend the thanks
of the club TO J. d. Smith, road super
visor. The club now has on hand pic
mic on Labor day, a discussion of the de-
STABILITY of an agricultural demonstration
agent for this county at the October
meeting, the annual election of officers
in November and the annual corn show
in December
John A. Flannery. Miss Pauline Flan-
turned to their home here after spending
two weeks at Atlantic City. Mrs w. 4.
Raborg of Fort Bliss, Tex. is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Milbrook have re-
turned from Niagara Falls and points in
Canada. DIR. Frank Gemmil of Pennsyl-
vania visited the family Of r. R. Waters
last week. w. s. Harriss of Wilson, N
C., was a visitor to Laurel last week.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Sashes and GirdIes.

ID oMPADoUR ribbons make hand
some girdles. A high-draped Cir
die crosses at the waist in surplice
fashion. From each end it falls in dou-
BILE loops over the hips. forming a pan
nier effect. Five yards of wide ribbon
will make this girdle. while ten yards
will be required in narrow-width rib
bon. Bones should be placed under
each arm and at the back.
A lovely girdle for a young girl or
young woman of slender figure 10 made
of one-inch faille ribbon. The ribbon is
arranged in tiers Of loops outstanding
above the straight belt and falling be-
low entirely around the body. 1t
closes at the left side of the front with
wheel bow. Two bolts of ribbon will
be required for the girdle. A double
faced velvet ribbon is good for such a
girdle A soft ribbon without weight
should not be used for the girdle.
new sash, made of soft 12-inch rib
bon, is arranged in triple-tier loops in
the back, suggesting a hustle. A full
and twice as much narrow ribbon.
A pretty bow-trimmed girdle is made
of novelty picot-edge ribbon. The band
passes twice around the waist line, Ia
caught in a four-loop bow at the back
and has four long ends. each end ter
minating in a fiat bow. An artificial
rose is placed in the center of the
bow at the waist line. Eight yards OF
ribbon will make this girdle. Each
long end should be weighted with
lead under each bow.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Arundel-on-the-Bay.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ARUNDEL L-ON-THE-BAY, Nd, Au-
gust 12.-The Misses Shea and Mrs.
John ]. Shea and children have return
ed from Washington and are again at
their cottage.
Mrs. Lumsden of North Carolina is
visiting her niece. Mrs. George Sauls-
bury. at the latter's cottage here.
Mrs. Clara Williams of Washington
and her grandson, Bennett Cuttings,
have returned home, after a fortnight's
visit to Mrs. NJ l. Weller.
Mrs. George w. Hodges, historian and
genealogist of the d. A. R., was the
guest over Saturday of Mrs. James C.
Courts.
Mrs. Nicholas H. Shea, daughters,
Misses Rosalie and Margaret, and son,
Will Shea, motored from Washington
Monday and joined Mrs. John Shea and
daughters at their cottage.
Mrs. Delos Smith and son, Delos
Smith. and Miss McCurdy of Washing
ton were guests over Sunday of the
family of George Phillips at Geneva
cottage.
Maj. Whitworth, L. S. A. recently
returned from Panama, and Mrs. Whit
worth are visiting Mrs. Whitworth's
brother, Capt. Gilbert Smith. U. S. A.,
and family, at Geneva cottage.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Hot Springs, Va.

Special Correspondence of The Star
HOT SPRINGS, Va, August 12.-The
Washington colony at the Homestead
for August is a large one and is being
added to daily, many parties arriving
by motor after having made a round Of
the Virginia spring resorts. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Wilmer and family are at
the Homestead this week, having made
the trip by motor. At the Healing
Springs Hotel Mrs. L. A. Snead OF
Washington is spending some weeks.
DR.. Gardner, U. S. n. (retired), and Mrs.
Gardner are spending some weeks at
Healing Springs.
Arrivals at the Homestead Hotel this
week include Miss Halle Elkins Davis
and Harry G. Davis. Sd; Mrs. B. Arm
stead Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Cassells,
Washington.
The temporary surgical dressings
committee Started by Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins of Washington at the Home
stead the end of July, has been joined
by nearly every woman visitor at Hot
Springs, and the result of the work
done each morning at the casino has
been 10000 dressings. which have been
made and sent to the dressings COM
mittees headquarters for use in the Eu-
ropean war front hospitals.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Deer Park, Md.

Srecinl Correspondence Of The star
. DEER PARK. Nd. August i2.-Mrs.
George w. Haulenbeek, Baltimore, at
her cottage. Uplands. Deer Park, has
been entertaining her nephew, George
Tompkins Connect. and his friend. AL
bert Forrest Perry. both of Newark.
y. J. Nrs. Elmer Haulenbeek and Mrs.
Paul A. Trageser and little daughter
susan Ann are also at Uplands. Mrs
HELEN. Washington. has as guests at
her cottage Miss Suzanne Veeder,
Washington. and Mrs. Thomas Bowers,
daughter of Mrs. HELEN. from Chicago.
Jonathan Daniels. son Of Secretary of
the Navy Josephus Daniels. has been q
guest at the cottage Of Col. Charles
Il Heyl. L. s A. retired
W. F. Hoffman. Richard H. Lans-
bury and Capt g. T. Scott. Washing
ton; Sir Richard Crawford of the Brit
sh embassy. and Miss Lydia Howard
DeFord and G. NJ. Howard. Baltimore.
were among those that participated in
a golf tournament here. The prize a
loving cup. was won by Miss -. c.
Goodwin. Cincinnati.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Asbury Park.
orrespondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ASBURY PARK, n. J., August 12-
George NJ. oyster of Washington is
spending the season at the New Mon
terey.
The Plaza numbers among it's visitors
F. p. Peredo and J. NJ. Arredondo of
Washington.
Washington is represented at the
Ocean by Mrs. f. d. Southgate, Miss l..
Southgate and Miss V. Southgate.
Dr. and Mrs. S. l.. Joddi of Wash
ington are spending the season at the
Hotel Brunswick.
V. H johnson .; Washington is y.
the Buckingham.
Registered at tie Ashland are Mrs.
a. Cauldwell and Miss Grace Cauldwell
Of Washington
Mrs a. r. Canisuis of Washington
has joined the southern colony al the
Metropolitan.
A late Washington arrival at the Co
iumbia is +. N. Watson.
Summarizing at the Fenimore are Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. Tirrell of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. William McIuter, Mss
Isabelle Scott and F. Scott of Wash
ington are patrons of the Ocean.
Late arrivals at the Coleman House
include Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Newton of
Washington.
Washington is represented at the
West End by F. II. Barnhart.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Berryville. Va.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BERRYvILLE. Va. August 12.-Mrs-
A. Cummins Of Audley gave an after.
noon tea Monday in honor OF her sister.
Mrs. Frank Williams of Lynchburg.
Among those present were Mesdames
]. S. Ware. G. A williams. J. B. Neill. J.
F. Moore. f., B. Whiting. T. NJ. Rey-
nolds. J. NJ. Clagett, w. D. Keller OF
Scranton. Dorsey Porter Of Clarksbure.
w. E. Suddath of warrensburg. No :
Misses Mamie White. Fannie Wolfe.
Edith Mccormick and Elizabeth Minor.
Miss Elizabeth Moore has as her
house guests Miss Katherine Judkins oc
New York. Miss Eleanor Kent of Uni
versity of Virginia, w. A. Burroughs OF
Richmond. and Edgar Nash of New
port News. Va.
Mrs. Hills and Miss Grace Hills OF
Washington and Mrs. J. W. Arnold OF
Kansas City are the guests of Miss
Florence Shepherd. Mrs. George Mar
row of Baltimore is the guest of Mrs.
George Rice.
Miss Mildred Armstrong of Washing-
ton is the guest of Miss Alice Warde.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Colonial Beach, Va.
1 CORRESPONDENCE of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
COLONIAL BEACH. Va, August "a
C. s Ryan. Miss Eleanor Viebuchen. ].
\. Anderson and Miss E. Mitchell were
visitors at the beach Sunday.
Misses Helen Humphrey, Mary Lang
ley and Ruth Humphrey are house guests
of Mr.. -and Mrs Frank Lamb for the
summer
Washington was represented TINS TN
week at the various hotels by the fol-
lowing guests: Nettie Achstter, Anna
Dent. Mrs Ashe and child, Miss NJ
Kensing, H. Taylor, ]. E Barnes, MISS
E. Readi. Mrs. A; Jett. F: b. Leach
Miss E. Smith. a. W. Auth, w. u: Blum,
Mrs F. W. Whittiel. r. Gown, e. Wal
ters f Walker, F. BIeenon, F. B. Gown,
jr.; Miss e. Gown. Clarence Gown, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Il. Gown. j. W. Craft, j. =.
Adams. T. Hannen, a. K. Jack, w A
Costello. G. Waters. Z. c. Laurenson.
Miss Fitzgerald, Miss c. Baker, Miss
NJ Baker, Albert Bissen, Mr.. and Mrs
Rathbone. Charles Sterner. G. Doug
las, T. HsI9ran, sI, I spaplding, s% S1rg =, Pat a
Williams. Mr. and Mrs. g. Davis, Col
Cooper and family, W. H. Clark Mrs.
II. Z. Rena. Mr.. and Mrs a. l.. Green
burg. NJ. r. Sweeney, b. schuler, NJ.
Nails, u. f. Meeks. f. A. Blosk, X.
Nails. II. Keys. T. Nails, w. B. Mahoney,
A. Nails, r. Pettingill, j. j. Ardige, W.
G. Smith, ~. G. Smith, Miss Stella Piet,
a. NJ. Rodgers and daughter. Mrs. May
,afurnane. Mrs. T. J. Enders, J. y.
Wrightson, W. J. Watkins p. Burton,
z. Shillan, r. T. Noyes. e. c. Bowels,
e. L. Hofilbuger, ". r. Clark, r. c.
bailey A. Wolf. Anna Silverstone.
George Lacey, J. Evans, II. Harmon. J.
b. Riley. G. Lycett, T.. l.. Ofutt Mrs. X.
Rothschiid, Mr.. and Mrs. Wyvill. W.
Jones. Mrs. g. Windsor, G. n. Faink-
houser. w. II. Kaufman, r. Miles, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Humphries, ". Brown. l..
Brown, B. T. Reau E. Skidmore, W.
Allen. II. Smith, Il. G. jackson, V.
Giddings. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. Maryland,
Miss E- VI. Spaulding. J. r. Robbins
w. MCGEE. NJ. J. Ridran. J. 4. Travis,
T. s Bur ke. c. W. Sale. s Uirsh, r. NJ.
sRiddell, ~E- Sharlquist, J. Macintosh.
J. Walls. J. Fanell. J. NJ. Lewis. H.
Jenkins. T. II. Hagen, Miss NJ. Howard,
N. V. Lyons Mrs. NJ. \. Malone. j. Tay-
Tor. =. Hardesty, w. V. Watts, \. Darr
n. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Greenberg,
A. z. Butzell, Pr. and LIrs. 1.urig, Mrs
y. Liens, ]. X. Ward, J.. McLa.-.o. j..
Corridor, &. Weadle. L. S. Smith, j. A.
Johnson. r. b. Janis. T.. &. jackson. j.
j. Fitzgerald, j. +. Burke, u. ScanIon
j. p. connor. J. J. DAILY, James g. Ho-
gan, Mrs. l.. Murray, Miss L. Burton
Miss u. V. knight. Mrs. c. w Knight
q. VI. Henning. w. BradweII. O. Shell
ton, .. n knight, A. Johnson, f. B.
Henderson. W f. Burch, g. A. Vieh-
mann, Jerome Mckee. r. Ashford NJ r.
Biackford, Marie f. Blackford LACK
fryor, Joseph Hogan, Mrs A E
Mooney. Mrs. \. l.. Mclean Mr. and
i. Mrs. j. Winslow. W. Cosey, Mrs. b. A.
Bean. tr.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Atlantic City.
=, cOr-osnondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The star
ATLANTIC CITY. August 12.-Wash-
in-ton and the south have contributed
largely to the, greatest August crowd
ever in Atlantic City. Lieut.. Com
mander Harold f. Cook and MS orioe.
who was Miss Lorna Megarsee Oh
Philadelphia. came to the Traymore ioi
their honeymoon. Miss Marsare'
Deva~eux of Washington is at the MARI
borough Blenheim. Mrs. Il. T. Naiie
and Mrs. r. B. Ellis are at the M@ii-
borough-Blenheim Mr.. and MIS- NJ "
Naeee came from Washington TO the
-rr.,-rore In another Washington
Marty are Mrs. H. H. Cassidy, Mrs 1.
10 ,,ark Miss Florence Cassidy and
Miss Katherine Whelan-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p Gilpin OIL MaSti'h ,St "
Ton are at the St. Charles. Lieut. w;
w Mock and Lieut.. T. L. johnson OF
tba navy are at the strand Mis
Carvu Oden is at the strand thls Weeh,
C. II. St John is at the Wlissi.n "a
with Paul Isilaney OF WashiHs Gs MISS
Frances Mudd is at the Grand Atiallete
u.;tb Miss Cora Benson of Miiwaukee.
Mrs. III. c. Lamson is entertalhlhs Mtss ks
LYONS and Miss NJ. q. Lyons at ''ie
Mrs. d. f. Nichol. Miss Lillian V.
Nichols and Miss Helen Cady aiin caiIte
from Washington to the MontlceLlo.
Miss Gertrude Rupert ana MISS
Frances McCann of Washington are at
the Netherland. Mrs. Robert Farmer
arrived at the Boscobel. Mr.. 6, Won
Rubam. with the Misses Won Bupam'
are spending August at the KENTUCKY
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville B. Drown ar
rived at the Lorraine from washington H.
Mrs p n Warner and Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Murphy registered from Wash
inrton at Tabor Inn. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H Ouigley and Mrs. r. J. Dent are
spending some time at Phillips House.
BRYAN Pitts of Washington is at the
Breakers Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. New
berger are at the same hotel Mrs, NJ.
L. Porter came TO the Westmont TINS
week.
Mrs. Caroline Howenstein is spending
some time at the Dennis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl C. Haskell of Washington are with
Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Van kuertin OF
Jersey City at the Dennis. Mrs. VIII
liam Sinclair is at the Dennis, Percy
Il. Hills registered at the Alamac this
week Mr. and Mrs. John Bleahley are
- visiting the Ostend.-
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Rehoboth Beach.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
REHOBOTH BEACH. Del. August H.
Miss Mildred Morris entertained the
five hundred club with a sailing party
on Rehoboth bay Wednesday evening.
Miss Irene Hulse has ten of her class
mates spending the week with her ,
the five hundred club Thursday after
noon.
Mr. George Mathewson has a cottage
for August on Wilmington avenue.
Mrs. John d. Miley and Miss Nancy
Miley are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Thomas Rumbold of Rumboldune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sinclare have
cottage on Columbia avenue for two
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs George Sanderson en-
noon at their cottage.
Mrs. l.. z. Bowers and family have
a cottage on Baltimore avenue for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Thompson are
visiting relatives on Columbia avenue
for two weeks.
Mr.. H. Riley has a house party for
week.
Mrs. ID. Baker and Miss Annie Jones
are guests of Mrs. a. Hill at her cot
tage on Columbia avenue.
Miss Eva James entertained her
house guests with a bathing party
edneSddy afternoon IN Delaware pay.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. T. Rice are enter
tanning houseboat party on the gov
ernment canal for the week end.
Mrs. Rawlins Hume is entertaining
guests from Washington at Ritten-
house cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Kramer are en-
tertaining friends for the week.
Washington guests at the Hotel Hen
lopen are: Mrs. l. A. Williams and
son. Mrs. Il. Thurston, V. E. Payne,
Todd Thurmont, l.. NJ Bushong, w A.
Neligan. James Neligan, DR.. and Mrs.
H. W. Lawson. Mrs. Frank Edmunds
and daughter. Miss Carolyn Borland,
Albert Bird, Richard Rodney, Mrs. K.
c. Schanck. Mrs. n. H. Fischer. Mrs.
Richard Janney, Miss Janney, Miss V.
Sloan, H. r. Wiley, Mrs. q. Fisher.
Miss Lydia NJ. Freshman, Mrs. w. +.
Burlington, Miss Susie Acker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Fl. Snead, Miss Virginia
Snead, J. G.. Chestnut, Elizabeth ].
Wood, Gladys McAllister, G. S. Carter.
u. C. Hills. David Layton, Miss Nellie
Yellson. II. NJ. kronan, jr., Miss Eliza
Grau. +. NJ. Helch.
At Belhaven-b -by-the-Ocean the WASH
ington guests are; Mrs. Elizabeth
Stewart Robinson, Mr. &. NJ. Coale.
Charles f. McCaffery. Katherine A.
Dougal, Eloise S. Orme, Mr.. Franklin
Steele, Rev. F. X. Fitzpatrick. Mr.. ].
Hearn, J. E. Calf, Martin G.. b. Coale.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Oakland, Md.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
OAKLAND. Md. August 12.-Edward
Scherr of Washington was the guest
OF his sister. Mrs. Julius c. Rennlnger
n. Wellington Crane of Atlanta, Ga,
has been visiting relatives here Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W Mason OF Coving-
ton, KY, visited relatives here. Mrs.
Mary Fairall of Lincoln, Neb., is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. r. Harry
West, Miss Kathryn kildow has re-
turned home from Bond. KY. Miss Sal
lie Johnson of Washington is visiting
her sister. Miss Fannie Johnson. Miss
j. Tibbetts Shaw of Sumter, n. C., has
been at Hilldale farm. her home near
Grantsville. for some days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Heck of Cumber-
land spent several days here. Mrs. G. A.
BOlden and daughter-in-law, Mrs.
George Bolden of Charleston, w. Va.
are visiting here Mr.. and Mrs S. b.
AroUhaft. Mrs. Susan Lawton, Mrs F.
A. Spurrier and Miss Margaret Lawton
were visitors to Blackwater Falls near
Davis, w. Va.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Tea Punch and Orangeade.

A N EXCELLENT tea punch is made
~ from a quart of freshly made tea
and a cup of lemon Juice sweetened
Put this in a punch bowl with cracked
ice and add tiny bits Of pineapple.
Strawberries, bananas or any fruit in
it's season.
To make orangeade, beat one egg
and pour in a tumbler Add to the
egg the juice of one orange and the
Juice of half lemon. Fill the glass
with water and sweeten to taste. This
is a very nourishing drink for the
sick.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Ocean View, Va.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
OCEAN VIEW, Va, August 12.-Fol-
lowing are Washington residents reg
istered at Blounts cottage: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Mich
olas, Miss Nicholas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwab. Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Bennett,
Miss Agnes Haase. Miss Loretta Nee
han. John HeitmulIer.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
Watercress Greens.

EHANY persons who think a salad of
GV4 fresh watercress a great treat do
not know Of the delights of a dish of
watercress greens. Cut of the coarse
stems. wash thoroughly. add boiling
salted water and cook until tender
about thirty minutes. Drain thorough
ly and add little butter.
Evening star., 1916-08-13
~MONG-
d EsEsTHF cIIJRS
[IssT3e 20

G. Fl. Thomas, w. r.. George H.
Thomas, W. r. c., met recently at its
hall, when Past President Lille D. En-
trikin installed Elizabeth Morley press
correspondent for the remainder of the
year.
Y. w. H. C1ub.-The Young Willing
Helpers Club met Tuesday evening at
its clubrooms. with the new president.
Lewis Goldberg, in the chair. A charity
case was considered and a good sum Of
money donated The session was fol-
lewed by dancing.
Evening star., 1916-08-13

to have done my bit The splendid
bravery OF the English. and their loyalty,
Is lesson to any people"
Upon arriving in New York Mrs. Blair
will be met by her son, Francis, and will
go to Annisqua, Mass, to look after
some business matters before returning
to Washington to resume her work with
the Rubinstein and Young Women's
Christian Association Choral clubs, of
which she writes with characteristic en-
thusiasm.