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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-13
WARSHIPS FOR
SECRET SUB BASE
DestrOyerS Will Search Entire
Atlantic Coast.
BRITISH SHIPS LEAVE
WITH WAR MUNITIONS
Several Freightcrs Put to Sea
and Brave Risk of Being Sent
to Bottom ~ One British
Cruiser OF New England.
10y International News servioe.)

by international News Service0
Washington oct II Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels announced today
that the American dcstroycrs that
have been searching for hclligercnt
submarine base on the Atlantic coast
would conduct their investigation to
he northern boundary of the Unit
ed States The destroyors which loft
Newport. X l.. are proceeding as far
north as Passport Me, under orders
of Admiral MAYO, commander Of the
Atlantic fleet The search Of the
destroycrs will extend as far south
as Florida
British Vessels Leave Port
Boston, oct 10 Several British
Irciebtera. which have been held in
Boston harbor since the German sub
marine raid on British shipping last
Sunday went out to sea today The
Leland liner Memphian sailed for
Manchester, England. The Great City
followed the Memphian. loaded with
aorses and war munitions for France
At least one British cruiser was re
ported patrolling off the Massachu
setls coast today lust outside the
three mile limit
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-13
Man Shot to Death Last Night
BY Group of Strikers.
BATTLES DURING NIGHT;
OVER 1000 SHOTS FIRED
Many Persons Injured In Riot
ing In Harlem, Over the
Street Car Strike-Women
Take Part In Fighting.
(ey international News Service,

tey international News Service.)
Hayonne n J. Oct t3.-Another
murder Wis early today added to the
fatality list growing out of the Tide.
water oil Company strike. An uni.
deutlHed employe of the General
Chemical Company was shot TO death
and according to the police reports.
the shooting was done by n group of
10 or L. strikers or sympathizers.
The strikers had been trying to ex.
tend the wall1out to the chemical com
panE. and according to the police. the
murdered man was one of commit.
tee Of employees who appealed To the
police for safety
Battles During Night.
Rieting continued throughout the
night and more than i.00G shots were
fired Houses in the hook section of
Bayonnc look as though they mad
been through siege Two hundred
shots were exchanged between the
police and u band of strikers that
tried to set the oil plant on fire. In
an effort 10 put an end to the vic.
lenee, which has already cost three
lives. police officials said that an
armed squad of 200 men would be
sent out this afternoon to search the
homes of strikers for weapons. Day
light found armed police patrolling
th" streets that were held on We'd
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-10-13

WANTED - Industrious
boys and young men rs to
q years old for indoor
work Permanent position.
Apply The interviewer Mills,
lie. 9 - Up If
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r. d. BROMLEY

Do..ar Day Wednesday oct ..
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Dollar Day In Martnsburg Wednesday, October 25Get Ready
WEATHER

Cloudy and warmer tonight; probably
fair Saturday.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04

a fortnights visit to Mrs. r. {. Clark
at Oceon Grove. y. J.
Mrs. Claude Van Sickler was the
guest this week of relatives in Wash
ington.
Miss Genie Oertel has returned from
visit to Baltimore and is spending
some time here with Mr.. and Mrs. j
Frederick Oertel.
Miss Ocie Hutchinson of Washington
is spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Nicholson
, Hagmann and sons have gone to New
York to visit MIR. Hagmann,s parents.
Mrs. John D. Moffett and daughter
Helen of Ridley Park. Pa. are spend
ing several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
W. II. Moffett.
Mrs. Richard Dulany Leith has re-
turned from Loudoun county, where
she spent the winter with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Caywood OF
Washington are spending some time
with DR.. and Mrs George b. Corey.
MIR. and Mrs. John l.. Pfeiffer an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Anale to Carl Risher OF
Terre Haute. Ind, The wedding will
take place June Is. at the home OF
the groom's aunt in Indianapolis.
The Misses Huntington took posses
sion this week of their new nome. the
Andrews cottage. on Church street.
DR.. Paul Richmond. assistant sur
geon. L. s. n. spent sunday here with
his parents, DIR. and Mrs. Paul Rich
mond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
Bethesda, Md.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
BETHESDA, Md, June 3.-Mrs. Gill
bert H Grosvenor was hostess to the
Womans Club of Bethesda Monday
evening at her country home near Alta
Vista Frederic Huidekoper delivered
an address on preparedness.
Dr. Louise Frazee. a member of the
medical staff of Bloomingdale Hospital,
White Plains, \. Y, is spending the
week with DIR. Kate Boyle, at Rose
haven, the home Of Edward NJ. Duncan.
LLOYD Tibbott entertained the men,
bers Of his fraternity Saturday night.
it being the last meeting of the year.
Miss Lucille Hutchinson of Washing
ton spent the week end with Miss Alma
Moore.
The Washington Founding Asylum 8
stan of nurses. with Miss Miriam
Schott, superintendent. removed. Friday
Alta Vista. where the children viii re-
main until next autumn. Seventyfour
babies and small children were taken
to the country home in automobiles
provided ny friends of the institution
The five days carnival held by
Bethesda Lodge Of Masons on the lot
owned by the lodge at the intersection
of Edgemoor lane and the Rockville
pike was a successful affair, the lodge
clearing several hundred dollars. which
is to be added to the fund for the build
ing OF a lodge hall on the lot. The car
nival was to have been held four even
night, but interest in the affair was
such as to cause the lodge members to
vote. in favor OF an extension of one
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
Berryville, Va.

Special Correspondence Of The star
BERRYNILLE, Va, June 3.-"Better
ea!th week" is being observed
throughout the county this week.
Monday morning 500 children, repre-
senting the different schools, met here
and paraded through the town carry
ing banners. led by Starky's Orches-
ira. F. B. Whiting delivered the ad-
dress of welcome. The following from
a distance made addresses througho out
the county this week: H. NJ. McMan-
Albemarle county; a. l. Lincoln of
the state board of education; DR.. E. q.
Williams, health commissioner of Vir-
ginia: DIR. Pepner. of the University of
Virginia.; Mrs McCulley. school nurse
Of Loudoun county; DR.. II. T. Mar
shall. of the University of Virginia !;
DR.. Roy Flanagan, DR.. J. j. Lloyd.
superintendent OF Catawba Sanato-
rum: DR.. G.. 3. Young, United States
public health service: DIR. W. q. Chris
man of Blacksburg, and Dr.. q. NJ.
Cooper. chief of bureau of rural sani-
tation of North Carolina.
The NJ. w. Jones Literary Society OF
the high school held its final exercises
Monday evening in the Clarke Opera
House. The address OF welcome was
by the president, Ralph Pierce. The
following were awarded gold medals:
Louis Stole. for reading: Miss Ade-
laIde HardeStE, for the best Grafton,
Edgar Kackley. for debating: William
Mcdonald Nein, for defamation. The
w. {. T L. offered prizes. FOR the best
temperance essay. which was awarded
to Lawrence Brown, and to Miss Ethel
FishpaW was awarded the gold medal
given by Stonewall Chapter, L. d. c,
for the highest average in the school.
Mrs. j. s. Neill. Misses jamie Moore.
Mamie Thomas and Daisy Warden at
tended the fourth district convention
of the L. u. c. last Friday, which was
held in the courthouse in Leesburg.
Miss Ada Rudolph. daughter of Jacob
| Rudolph, and Harvey H. kercheval of
this place we're quietly married Tues
day morning at the parsonage of Brad
dock Street Methodist Episcopa
Church South, in Winchester. Rev. ".
o. Talbert performed the ceremony.
They will live i'll Berryville.
Mrs. John Copeland of New Mexico
and Miss BrightWell of Washington are
guests of Miss Shepherd.
Mrs. II. w. Warde and daughter. Miss
Alice Warde. of Washington are here
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mitchell of
Halifax Nova Scotia. who have been
guests of friends here for some time.
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Paterson and
family of Petersburg are here for the
summer.
P II. Mayo. who has been spending
the winter in Richmond, has returned
and opened his country home, Pou-ha-
tan. for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. n. &. Carpenter. who
have been the guests of Maj. and Mrs
II. ". Carpenter; have returned to
kansas City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
Vienna. Va.

sr"c'ai Correspondence Of The Star.
VIENNA. Va, june 3-Dr. and urs
benjamin W. SUNNY have Leased :.
bunsalo" at Thrifton, Va, where they
will spend the summer
Miss Pattie Sherman OF Washington
was the guest last week Of her mother
Mrs. Franklin Sherman, at Ash Grove
Mrs. Sherman is entertaining Fairfax
County Chapter. u. \. r.. today for
its June meeting.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Bates Tucker and
sons are expected To return shortI,,
from Porto Rico.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Rippey. who has been
spending some time with friends in
Washington. returned this week to her
home here. Miss Louise r. Dyer OF
Washington was the guest this week
OF Mrs. RippeY.
Mrs. Leon l.. Freeman and Miss Dor
cthy Freeman attended the Shakes
pearsan celebration at the home OF
Col. Blount last Friday.
Miss Fannie Gray has returned from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
!. College Park, Md.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, June 3.-Com-
mencement exercises at the Maryland
State College of Agriculture are to be-
gin tomorrow afternoon with the bac-
cariaureate sermon by Rev. John Nc
Dowell, pastor of Brown Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Baltimore. The
exercises will end Wednesday evening
with the June ball. The graduating
class this. year comprises forty-five
students, the largest number the col
iege has. ever graduated. Monday aft
ernoon from 1 O'Clock until the vari-
Gus Laboratories and shops of the insti
tuition will be open for inspection by
visitors. At . the same afternoon the
annual tennis tournament is to take
place on the college courts in front or
Science Hall. Amigo, Ford. captain OF
this years team. and kohn are favored
to win the cup which will be awarded
the best raccueter. A military parade
by the battalion Of cadets is scheduled
for $40. The college has three COM
panies this year ana good exhibition
is assured. CONCERT by the college
band will follow the parade. Charles
NJ. Stroinn is leader of the band. Class
day exercises, a feature of which will
DE an address by X. h. Dixon. class of
1906. Will be held in the college audi
torium ar $50.
Tuesday will be alumni day and big
representation OF the old grads is eA
pected. special program has been
arranged for them. The alumni varsii y
base tail game Will not take place as
In former years. Tuesday morning
from . O'clock until 10 class reunions
and business meetings Will be the os
der At 10 O'Clock the alumni will hold
their annual meeting. They viii lunch
drill among the three companies of the
college will stare at, O'Clock Freder-
lex, j. Mekenna is cadet jor of the
battalion ana the captains OF A, and
c companies are Ralph McHenry, Paul
Morris and kercheTal Smith. The cap
tain Of the winning company Will re
ceive a handsome sword. 4 review of
Tho BATTALION WI take place at 3
o'clock. and at the president of the
college viii hold 4 reception in honor
OF the graduating class.s, alumni and
FACULTY, This and the June ball are the
biggest social events OF the commences
ment program.
The annual ora torical contest be-
tween the college literary CLUBS, Nor
rlll and, New Mercer, in the college au-
diroriun at O'CLOCK promises to pc in
teresting t"'
On Wednesda v, commencement day,
at u o'clock Emerson C. Harrington.
Goyerno5 OF Maryland, will address the
eraduates.aDd present the diplomas. At
500 pm. the cadets will give an exhi-
bition drill. ana the award of military
commissions for next year will be
made. The June ball will start at S 80
jill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
TODAY'S HOUSEHOLD
AFFAIRS.
BY MARY LEE

| Il am glad the month of May is
over, said Mrs. Happy Homemaker.
| Il have been ashamed to Took my fruit
shelves in the face. SO empty have they
! been.
But today | started on my filing
up campaign. and the place begins to
| look homelike already. with my rows
OF brightly cleaning cans. for have
been canning strawberries.
Yes. / literally can for though l
know that the emphasis is being laid
on glass these DAYS. | still hold a
brief for the old fashioned tin can,
provided it is handled carefully.
Il go to a department store where !
can rely on the article being what it
is represented to be and get the very
best grade of tin cans. They come
with separate covers which Mt very
closely, and retail for 80 cents the
dozen
careful of them. washing and drying
thoroughly and securing off any slight
discolorations. Then | put them in a
dry place to await future use. If the
tin is eaten off anywhere l discard the
can at once.
Canning is a pure delight, because
so much future good is accomplished
with practically no trouble at all This
morning. for instance, finished some
outing shirts for brother and made
ing my berries
Il got up early and the berries were
washed and stemmed by 3 o'clock
Then l put the fruit and sugar Uhree
pints of fruit to one pint of sugar; no
water) in a big preserving kettle and
let it simmer over d slow fire for about
four hours.
There is a rich. heavy strip by
that time. Then brisk up the fire and
boil hard for ten minutes, and put in
the cans.
Care must be exercised in making
sure that the can will be alright.
Before l put the lid on the filled can
run hot sealing wax around the
groove the cover fits into. When the
cover is tight and the wax well set
run a stove hook or any piece of metal
heated red hot over the ring of wax
which has formed around the edge
of the cover. This spreads out the
wax and effectually closes the can, for
lit prevents air holes forming.
This is all there is to it. except
setting the cans away OH the shelves
of the fruit cupboard to await the
winter days. when the fine flavor of
the fruit will delude the family into
thinking it is summer again"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-04
Charles Town, w. Va.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
CHARLES TOWN. w. Va. June g.
Mrs. c. n. Coleman is visiting in Wash
inston.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Long spent a few
days in Washington.
Mrs. s. NJ. Hoover, Washington. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. r. c
Smithson.
Miss Laura Strider is visiting at Roa
noke and Radford Va.
E. Z. Allen has been spending some
time in North Carolina.
Mrs. Theodore Brown has returned
from visit to East orange. y. J.
Mrs. Richard Meyer. Philadelphia has
been visiting her parents. NJ andAlrs
Charles Johnson.
Mrs. William Nell has gone to NORTH
piatte: Neh:. to visit her daughter
Mrs. Richard Clarke and two sons
New York, are visiting her aunt. Mrs
! w. q. Norris.
DR.. Charles Baker, L. s. A. was the
beltzhooVer. j..
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. M2son
motoring from Abingdon. Va to Balti.
more. stopped in Charles Town for Z
few days
Miss Emma Ecles. who spent tn.
winter with her niece. Mrs. $. II. Ian
dis. has returned to her home in Hi.
nois.
Miss Bessie Cannon. Washington. /.
the guest of her sister, Mrs. H NJ
Meffett.
Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Alexander and
daughter. Anne Catherine, and Mrs
I. Lee Shirley and Miss Anna Iloyt
Baylor were on motor trip to Bait
more and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Renner Richmond
Va; MIR. and Mrs. p. w. Fegans Balti.
more. and c. r Fesans, ChambersburG
Pa. are guests a the home of w. c
Fegafs. near Wheatland.
Miss Mamie Cramer. Washington. has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Wrigh
Denny.
DIR. w E. Langford of Martinsburs
underwent an operation at the Charlie:
Town Hospital
DIR. and Mrs. 3. II. Riddleherger anC
| Mrs. A. NJ. S. Morgan motored to Stras
burg. Va
Dr. c. l.. Skinner has gone to John,
Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore. for treat
ment.
Mrs. r. r Edgell is visiting her oil,
home at keyser. W. Va.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis 6. Albin are Wis
! iting in Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp Buckley Hampton
| Va. and Clarence i. Buckley of low;
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Benja mil
Riley.
Mrs. C. H. Clover. Washington. wa!
| the guest of her mother Mrs. j. w
Potts and sister, Mrs. G. E Webb
Loudoun valley.
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LeesbuIrg, Va.
:
Special Correspondence of The Star. j.

IA
Special Core spon dence of The star.
LEESBURG, Va! June 3.-Mrs, Stir
ling Murray gave reception Thurs
day evening to the delegates and visit
ing members attending the annual con
vention of the fourth district, United
Daughters of the Confederacyso Eir-
ginia, which was held here THURSDAY
and Friday Mrs. Murray, who is the
presiden of the local chapter. L. DC.
was assisted in receiving blythe other
officers of the chapter. Mrs; William. \
Wise Mrs. Horace Littlejohn and Miss
Mamie Mcintosh. Among the .out-of-
town guests were Mrs. Norman Kan
dolph and Mrs. J. TAYLOR Ellyson, OF
Richmond, Miss adele Vowel ;of sC'ul-
pepper. Mrs. W. G: n. Merchant OF
Miss Barney Of Fredericksburg, Miss
Preston of Seven Mile Ford, Misc Vir-
ginia Miller and Mrs: H. S. Bishop of
Washington and Mrs. -Lycurgns Ghler.
Mrs. james Alexander and Mrs. o'Brien
of Alexandria. .'".-~s '.~. -.
Mrs. Westmorelan Davis entertained
at luncheon at Morvea Park Monday,
when her guests were Mesdames Frank
p Harmon, 3. Frank Rittenhouse, 5.
S. Lutz, Robert Macdonald and Misses
Elizabeth Claggett and Eta Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dade Helnpstone en-
tertained at bridge Wednesday even :
ing. Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
s., S. Lutz, Mrs. Westmoreland Davis,
Mrs. Robert 3. Wildman. Miss ,Rebecca
Harrison and Miss Mary Lyons of
Richmond. - ..,.r ~ ~ =,
Miss Matilda Erickson. of Church
Hill. Nd. has been the guest Of Mrs.
Edgar Burch.
Edward Hall Farnham, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T.
Harrison at Rock Spring Farm, has re-
turned to his home in buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. Joel Chandler Harris left Fri
day to join Mr.. Harris in Atlanta, Ca,
where they will make their future
home. ...t 49,
Mrs. Donald NJ. .McNeale. entertained
the Bridge Club Saturday afternoon.
The guests OF the club were Mrs.
Henry c. winslow and her guest, Mrs.
Wright of Baltimore, and Miss Lee Ed
wards.
Mrs. William Having is visiting her
sister. Miss Victorine Koones,- at her
home in Washington. -
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Castle have
returned to their home in Baltimore
after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Ross.
Mrs Harry Beushler entertained at
cards Monday afternoon in honor Of
Mrs. Charles Beughler of Atlanta, Ga.
who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. R.
Beughler. -
Mrs b. Frank holland entertained at
luncheon Thursday, complim entary1 to
her guest, Miss Powell Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Lewis f. Smoot of Washington
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McNeale at Rush Park.
Mrs. Llewllyn McVeiYh of Richmond
is the guest of Mrs. 4. T. M. Rust.
MI. and Mrs. .. H. TittmAp have had
as their guest Miss Marie Stevens. of
Baltimore. At.
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Manassas.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
MANASSAS. Va. June 3-The Junior
Auction Bridge Club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Miss Bessie
Walker
Wilson, y. C.. are guests of DR.. and
Mrs. w. Jewell Merchant.
Miss Ada Kincheloe of Epper7ille is
guest in the home of MIR. and Mrs.
! II. s. Hynson.
Miss Martha Russell of Marshall is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clarence w.
WAGNER o..
Miss Claudine Mccullough of Friends
vile, Md, this week visited friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Tompkins of
Washington this week visited their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
II. Thornton Davies. p
Miss Marjorie Marsh of Catett was
weekend guest in the home OF Mrs.
L. a. Larkln.
a quiet wedding was solemnized
Wednesday in Trinity Episcopal Church
when Miss Helen May Birkett, only
Birkett. became the bride of Robert
Lee Lewis of West Virginia. a member
of the class of rs. Episcopal Theoloei-
cal Seminary. The rector. Rev. J. +.
BUrkS, OfhCidted. Inc CnufCh was ucG-
grated with cut flowers and potted
plants Miss Julia Wiilcoaon Lewis
rendered the wedding music: The
bride was given in marriage by her
mother. Her only attendant was Miss
Martha Virginia Nash. Lowell Will
coxon of Alexandria was best man.
Immediately after, the ceremonE ne
pair left Manas sas by automobile. Their
honeymoon plans are unknown
Charles S. Hamlin Of Boston. sov-
ernor of the federal reserve board, dc.
liyered the Grafton at the twenty-first
annual commencement exercises OF the
Manassas Industrial School Tor COL
ored Youth Addresses also were made
By william Gorhsm Rice Of Albany
\. y, member Of the civil service COM
mission: oscar T. Crosby of Warren
ron. member Of the National Geographic
Society: George McAneny OF New YORK.
Judge Charles E. Nicol and Z. J. MeetZe
of Manassas and George Gordon Battle
Of New York oswald Garrison wizard
OF New York. president Of the board
Of trustees. presented diplomas to
twelve graduates: Prizes were aware
ed by Mayor VI. c. WAGNER OF Manas-
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Annapolis, Md.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, June 3.-Commo-
dore and Mrs. j. E. Craven have
returned from visit TO Washington.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Albert Ross.
who have been stopping at Carvel Hall.
are spending some time at Worcester,
Mass. Miss Betty Minor of Baltimore
will spend the week end with Mrs.
George wythe Munford. Murray Hill.
Mrs. Charles Offutt of Omaha and
daughter. Miss Virginia. have taken
Mrs. Nathan Shelton's apartment for
June week. during which time Mrs.
Shelton will visit friends in Wash
inston.
Mrs. W. ]. Kendredin of Radford. Va,
who has been spending some time with
her daughter, Mrs. +. S. Billiard. has
returned home. Mrs. Thomas Combiths
and Miss Helen Billiard of Radford.
Va. are spending June week with their
brother, L. s. Billiard, RevelI street.
Rev. Dr. George S Bell. pastor of
First Presbyterian Church. who has
been attending the general assembly at
Atlantic City, has returned.
DR.. John Pollard, L. s. ". and Mrs.
Pollard are guests of the latter 6
! mother. Mrs. Frank b. Gather. at
Hamilton on Severn. near Annapolis.
Or. Pollard is attached to the L. S. S.
Wyoming.
MIS-. CaFrol van ness, VINO came mere
Thursday to attend the garden party
! given by Pay Director and Mrs Bryan,
remained over for the week end as the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Carlos V.
Cusachs. Miss Emily Hodges Forman
is among the Baltimoreans who are at
tending the June week festivities.
Lieut.. Victor Herbster, L. S. ". re-
Gently naval attache in Berlin. who has
bon ordered TO duty with the Navy De-
partment. Washington, is visiting
friends here. Mrs. Mcmillan, wife of
Lieut.. Mcmillan. L. S. N, and child are
visiting Mrs. McMilan's brother-in law
and sister. Postmaster and Mrs Thomas
J. Linthicum.
Miss Lainee of Easton Md. is visit
ing her brother-in-Iaw and sister, Prof.
and Mrs won T. Morton