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CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.

Special Correspondence of The Star
CHARLES TOWN. W. Va, January %.
Mrs Arthur Davenport has returned
from a weeks visit to Washington.
Mrs. Barnard Peyton is visiting rela
tives in Norfolk. Va.
Wells Hawks, who had been at the
Hotel Jefferson, has gone to New York
to take charge of the publicity cam
paign of motion picture film COM
pany. He expects to return here in the
spring and be Joined by Mrs. Hawks
and Miss Margaret Hawks, who are
now at stanton. Va.
Mrs. James Polk Cannon of Fred
ericksburg, Va, is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. II. NJ. Moffett. at the manse.
Mrs. George Eyster and Miss Eleanor
Eyster have closed their home here for
the winter. Mrs. Eyster has gone to
New York and Miss Eyster will visit
friends in Washington and Richmond
before going to South Carolina for the
remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Georgia Kelsey is visiting friends
in Washington.
Mrs. William Milton is visiting her
cousin. Miss Ruth Grub. near Hills
boro. Va.
Mrs James Davenport of Roanoke.
Va. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jane
Gallaher
Miss Bessie Taylor is visiting her
brother Willoughby Taylor. Of New
York.
Miss Mary Henshaw has returned
from visiting her sister, Mrs Walter T.
Glaize. Strasburg, Va.
Mrs. F. l.. Jordan entertained the Att
ernoon Bridge Club. Mrs. Noble Jor-
dan of Powhatan county, Va, was
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Moor, cele-
brated the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their marriage with a reception.
Mrs. William Trapnell and little
daughter of Cumberland, Md. have been
visiting Mrs. Joseph Trapnell.
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CUMBERLAND, MD.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
CUMBERLAND, Md. January 2s-Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Downey have returned
after a visit of several months on the
eastern shore. Mr.. Downey is the state
road engineer for this district
Mrs. John S. McCauley has gone to
Winston Salem. n. c., to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Muncast
gave a party for Mrs. Walter NJ Hig-
gins. Marietta. Ohio, who left for Wash
ington to visit relatives.
Mrs. Lloyd Lowndes, jr.. has gone to
Chillicothe. Ohio. to visit Mrs. Robert
w. Manley.
Raymond Brinker and Otto Hewitt
left on a visit to Hopewell, Va, and
other points south.
George l.. Nicholson, Washington.
spent several days here this week
Rev. E. A. Sexsmith, Washington, is
spending a week here. and is assisting
with services ct the First Methodist
Protestant Church.
Walter Harper. Harperton, w. Va,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Am
brose Lawrence. here. while en- route
to Washington to spend several days
DR.. and Mrs. C. F. w. Bove, Virginia
avenue. entertained at five hundred in
honor of Miss Mae Elosser of Wash
ington.
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MARTINSBURG, W. VA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
MARTINSBCRG, W. Va, January
ESP. NJ. Light was in Washington
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Clarence
McGinniss.
Miss Clara De Haven has returned to
her home in Frederick county, Va.
Miss Mary Striking has been visit
ing her brother. Rev. Charles Strib-
ling of Petersburg. Va.
Rev. w. A. McKeefry has returned
from visit to Richmond, Va.
E. C. Quinn OF Washington was the
guest of his sister. Miss Nora Quinn.
Mrs. Addison Hoffman and two chill
dren of Frederick. Nd. are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell Lyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Seibert spent sew
eral days in Washington.
Miss Kate O'Brien has returned from
a visit to her sister. Mrs. Nellie Boy
land. of Washington.
Miss Ruth Lowman of Wilmington,
n. c.. was a member of a house party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Welshans.
Mrs Roland Long and little daughter
have returned to Baltimore. after visit
ing Mrs. Longs parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
M. 8. Burdette.
Frank e. Cook and Claude r. Freed
OF Washington were guests Of Bernard
Fulk.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va, Janu-
airy 29.-Mr. and Mrs. r. D. Shepherd
Of Washington and Shepherdstown
have rented the cottage of Mrs Biddle
for six months from April l.
Mrs. Clason Graham has gone to
Southern Pines, n. c., for the remain
der of the winter.
Mrs. Della Hovermale Huey has gone
to Baltimore to study music for a few
months.
The German Club gave a masquerade
dance at the Hotel Washington
Wednesday evening.
George r. Noel has returned after
spending several months in eastern
Virginia.
Miss Alberta Reed has returned to
Richmond after spending several weeks
a her home here.
Miss Helen Brady has returned from
Fort Sill. Okla. where she spent sew
eral months with the family of Rev.
A. D. Sutherland. chaplain in the
United States Army, who will shortly
leave for the Philippines. where he has
been ordered. Rev. Mr.. Sutherland.
formerly the pastor Of Vice President
Marshall at indianapolis, was more re-
Gently pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church here.
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LYNCHBURG, VA.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
LYNCHBCRG. Va. January Zs.-Miss
Adeline Hall has returned from phil
adelphia, where she visited her sister,
Mrs. Jesse Oakman.
Mrs. William Mcdonnell OF Rockiano'
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. b. F. Hig-
gins.
Miss Mary Hughes of New YORK city
is visiting Mrs Caswell c. Coleman.
Mrs c. Z. Barrett has returned from
Washington. where she spent month
at her former home.
Mrs. Garland f. Vaughan is visiting
in New York city.
Mrs. j. Doniphan owen has gone 10
Portsmouth, Ohio for visit at her
old home in that city.
Mrs. c. II. Lumsden has gone to New
York for a visit of ten days.
Mrs. Rosa McGhee is in New York
for a weeks stay.
Mrs j. Pritchard Jones has gone for
visit in New York city, Lakewood,
N j.. and Philadelphia.
Misses Bessie and Susie Burnett have
gone for a visit in Washington, Balti-
more and Alexandria.
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The Buckingham Pigeon.

From Dumb Animals.
This IL the name Of an interesting va
riety Of pigeons. In the center of its
light breast is a spot about an inch in
length and much the shape Of a heart.
The color Of the feathers just here is
so exactly like the tint Of fresh-shed
blood that one is easily deceived. 1t is
hardly to be wondered at, then, that we
should have had an occasional complaint
to investigate the case Of a wounded dove
at one Of the parks. This is not 80 bad
as the good woman who wanted some
thing done to stop the sufferings of flea
bitten gray horses. She couldn't see why
the heas should be allowed to distress
them. Yesterday we heard. from a man
who said he would vouch for it, but we
still question the story, that an old lady
in one Of our suburbs telephoned to a
humane agent that there was q Rray
squirrel up in one Of her trees and would
he not como and get it down, she y1as
afraid it would fall and get hurt. There
are complaints and complaints. as all
humane societies know only too well.
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WINCHESTER, VA.

Correspondence OF Inc star.
WINCHESTER, Va, January as.-
Friends here have received news of the
engagement of Miss Sarah Alexander
Hamilton. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Hamilton of Petersburg, Va,
TO Lieut. Stephen Booth Mckinney, L.
5. n. formerly of Knoxville, Tenn, now
stationed in Washington. The wedding
is to take place in the late spring.
Mrs. A. G. Carson and children left
the early part of the week for Wash
to her brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs Henry H. Little, in Norfolk,
Va
Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd left recent
ly to visit her brother and sister-in-
law. Representative and Mrs. Henry
ID. Flood, in Washington and she will
also spend some time with other rela-
tives in Richmond. Va, before return
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loring A. Cover of Bal
timore have been visiting relatives and
friends in town during the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Hyde are
spending some time with relatives at
Florence, Ala.
Mrs. D. A. Brodie has returned to
Washington, after visiting relatives in
this city and in frederick county.
Miss Charlotte Mccormick left sew
eral days ago to visit Mrs. Samuel Du-
vail at Frederick. Md.
Briscoe c. shull has been visiting his
son and daughter-in- law. Mr. and Mrs
II. g. Shull. in Washington.
Miss Alma Gill and Miss Augusta
Richards left yesterday on a visit of
several weeks to relatives and friends
in Washington and Richmond.
Mrs. Walter T. Gore has returned
from a visit to friends in Washington
and Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cover jr, of
Philadelphia have been visiting the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Cover, and other relatives
Mrs. Norman S. Leafe of New York.
who has been visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Conner, left several
days ago for Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. j. Albert Houghton has returned
TO New York after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Vernon Eddy.
Mrs H. D. Fuller has returned from
visit to friends in Frederick, Md,
and Martinsburg. W. Va.
Mrs Thomas w. Steck has gone on a
visit to friends in Washington. D. c.,
and Hickory. y. G.
Mrs. Charles Compton of Roanoke.
Va. formerly Miss Sallie Slime. is the
guest of Mrs. Walter E. Barr at the
latter's home on Fairmont avenue.
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LEESBURG, VA.

Special Correspondence of TIE Star
LEESBCRG, Va, January 29-The
Bridge Club was entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. s. 8. Lutz Monday afternoon,
when the guests of the club were
Trundle. Thomas w. Edwards, Arthur
NJ. Chichester, jr.; Robert B. wildman,
Anthony Dibrell. Preston Gibson and
Elliott Vandevanter of Baltimore
Mrs. E. b. White entertained at
luncheon Saturday in honor of Miss
Harriette Harrison of Winchester, who
is the guest of the Misses Harrison.
Miss Mary Conrad Is the guest of
Miss Virginia Thomas at Charlotte
Hall. Md.
Miss Nancy Lee Janney f. visiting
Miss Amelia Putnam at her home in
Philadelphia.
Mrs Louis C. Rollins and Miss Leila
Hickman left Tuesday to spend the re-
nainder of the winter at Tampa, Fla.
mrs. 3. 5. Lutz entertained at bridge
Monday afternoon. when her guests
were Mesdames Frank A. Rideout. BEN
jamin v. White. Robert B. wiIdman.
Thomas W. Edwards. Ralph Graves,
William Orme and Miss F'lossie Cid
dings.
Mrs. Arthur Fendal is the guest of
Washington.
Mrs. Benjamin V. White ha. as her
guest Mrs. William Orme of Balti-
more.
John c. Hopkins and Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Hopkins, 1r., of Charlottes-
Vile. have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
f. b. White at Selma
Mrs. Elijah Sells left this week to
visit relatives in Arizona
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad p. Carter of
Washington were the guests of friends
in town this week.
Miss Elizabeth Claggett is visiting In
Baltimore. the guest of Mrs. Warner
StOrk.
Miss Mary Ferguson OF Washington
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George o. Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Shirley Carter, jr.,
have returned from visit to DR.. and
Mrs. c. s. Carter at their home in
Washington.
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the home OF Mrs. Richardson, on East
Ca p.tol street
After the transaction OF routine bust
ness musical selections were gi-en by
Katharine Smith. Ben Shantz and Mar
garet Richardson. In a debate oa
Woman Suffrage" with Dorothy Mon
dell. Edith Dunn. Phebe Fleming and
Humphrey Walsh on the affirmative
side and Miner Stout, Goodwin Durn.
Mary Richardson anu Butler Walsh on
the negative side. the affirmative :Non.
Mrs Baldwin. Mrs. Cook and Mrs
Clark were the judges. and Mrs. Stout
and Mrs. Smith were guests. Refre:,.,-
ments were served.
CAPITOL HILL LITERARY SnCIE-N.
What causes and What May Frev,at
War the subject Of an address Do
1ivered Monday night before The Capt
tol Hill Literary Society hy James g.
Kent. Others who spoke included ~.
James Mckee. William C.. Hunter. a.
w. Davis. Mrs. Laura b. Law son ana
+. Y. Carr. president of tn" societ..
musical program included VOC
solo by Herold King and n violin SOTO
by Walter SELLER. aocompa med on III,
piano by Miss Lucille Lawson. The
meeting was held at the home % Mrs
Laura Il. Lawson. zoe 18th street nortr.-
east.
FARRAGlT CORPS. w. r. {
Farragut Corps. No. ;. W Il e. Iuet
Tuesday in its hail. $40 Fenns AlVaHlt
avenue. Arrangements were almost
completed for the entertainment AT il.t
next meeting, to be held February ..
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What the Shell Did.

From Punch.
Old Lady-So. William, you've come
back to US wounded. I hear. How did
1t happen?
William-Shell, mum.
Old Lady-A shell! Oh. dear, dear!
And did 1t explode?
William-Explode, mum? Not likely.
It just crept softly UP behind-and hit
me.
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past summer were exhibited, while q
series of Eictrola numbers, classical
and popular. added 10 the pleasures of
the gathering. During the evening re-
fr.eshments were served.
Among those present were DR.. Thorn
as NJ. Calver and Mrs. Calver, Prof.
Hyland c. Kirk, Mrs. Mira NJ. Metcalf,
Mrs. Wolcott, Mr.. A. P. Shidy and Mrs.
Shidy, Mr.. Harry Selah, Mrs. c. P. Hoff-
Tiger. w. L. Watson, Mr.. Biggar, Mrs.
Florence NJ. Dowden and Mr.. Riggs.
LUCY HOLCOMBE CHAPTER. D. A. r.
The January meeting of the Lucy
Holcombe Chapter. l.. A. r.. was held
at the residence of Mrs. Frank ELS
worth Cunningham, 2522 18th street
northwest. A tea in honor of Mrs.
George Thatcher Guernsey proceeded
the meeting, guests being asked for ,
O'Clock. Hostesses: Mrs. John Huddle,
Mrs. Charles Richardson and Mrs.
Frank Cunningham. At o'clock a
seated supper was served the chapter
members. and the regular meeting OF
the chapter followed. An interesting
letter was read from Laura Moody. the
chapters protege. thanking all who
contributed toward most attractive
Christmas box sent to her. Mrs. james
Dalgleish gave an encouraging report
in reference to the Christmas cards,
blotters. etc. sold by the chapter.
COL ANN H. HAY SOCIETY. c. A. r.
The Col. Ann Hawkes. Hay Society.
c. A. r.. was entertained recently at
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woMANs CLUB, BETHESDA.

Tho Woman's Club Of Bethesda, Md,
met Tuesday at Stoneleigh Court. Mrs.
D. =. Stephan being hostess. and the &C.
casion guest day" Mrs. Enoch John
son. president, presided and a large mem
bership responded to roll call. Miss Mari
eta stockard recited dialect stories:
Ever Cold Heart" THE Little White
Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings and
an original sketch, 1.-THE Amounting Of
Corinne." Mrs. John Trice sang a Sc
lection from Madame Butterfly" with
encore numbers. Swallows and Mighty
LAX a Rose" Guests present were Mrs.
J. G. Harvey. Mrs. F. w. Burnham, Mrs.
!. F. Crist. Mrs. Frank c. Stratton, Mrs,
Eugene Allies. Mrs. H. s. Allies, Mrs. G. F..
Horne, Mrs. Granville Lewis, Mrs John
A. Fleming, Miss Edna Post and Mrs. O.
E. Braitmayer.
M. AND J. W. CLUBS
The first annual joint meeting and
dance of the Musoel and jolly Vince
clubs was held recently at the resi-
dence Of the Misses Gaskins. 1411 goth
street. Those present included Misses
Lavinia, Mildred, Lucille and Genevieve
Gaskins, Marie and Helene Ryan, Mary
Riordan. Aileen Callahan. Emma Roet-
schi and Mary Willer, and Messrs. John
williams, Bernard Mccarthy. Bernard
Healey, Michael and Martin Cook,
Philip Ryan. John Dolan. william Mar
tin. Fred Jennings, Eugene Aldrich
and Raymond Reilly.
C. H. L. s.
The Capitol Hill Literary Society at
Its meeting to be held February "A, at
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PARAMOUNT DRAMATIC.

The Paramount Dramatic Club gave its
first annual banquet last Sunday at Jona-
dab Hall. Oficers for the coming ad-
ministration are: A. Marcus, president:
Miss Minnie Wolf. vice president; M.
Black. director and treasurer; l. Rosen-
financial secretary; S. Scher, recordins
secretary: Cherries Rophel. sergea nt-at-
arms Though in existence but a short
time. the club is growing rapidly. Its
purpose is to encourage local musical
and dramatic talent. to give entertain
ments and to devote all proceeds to
charity.
Any one desirious Of membership can
secure information from officers Of the
club.
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~AMONG
Az ll5al E!'S5:ZstTnE CLUBS
|, 9c3-reSST7s 20 ~
COLUMBIA CHAPTER, D. A. R.

COLUMBIA CHAPTER, D. A. r.
Columbia Chapter. D. A. R., will hold
a reception at the Raleigh tomorrow
evening, from 8 to II, in honor OF
the national officers. state officers and
regents of chapters and other officers
of the same.
COLLEGE WOMEN'S CLUB.
The College Women's Club will meet
tomorrow at o'clock at the Raleigh.
The program will begin at 5. The
Smith College group will act as host
esses.
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TWENTIETH CENTURY LcUB.

.. d. r
Mrs. Frances Smith.
TWENTIETH CENTURY LCUB.
The regular meeting OF the Twentieth
Century Club will be held Thursday
morning at 1890 o'clock. Surgeon Cen
eral William c. Gorgas. U. s. A.. will
address the club on Sanitation at
Panama"
The travel section, under the leader
ship of Mrs. William Ham. will meet
at her residence. 1921 Woodley place.
Wednesday. at 1890 o'clock. February
Graham Bell. will be given an enter
tainment by the girls of the Colonial
School, for the benefit of the war re-
lief committee. which. under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. Earnest Bicknell. is work
ing to raise money for materials for
groups of the civic section. These
articles are to be sent to the widows
and orphans of the stricken districts
of Europe.
the club. will be at home on the first
and third Wednesdays of February. at
the Hamilton.
Attention of members is called to the
request Of the chairman of the nomi-
nation committee that nomination
blanks be returned to her before Feb
ruary 1. and also to the plea Of the
president at the last meeting, that
members assemble promptly for the
business session at 1920, in order that
encroach upon the program hour.
SOUTHERN SOCIETY.
The Southern Society of Washington
met Monday evening in the music
room of the Willard. The Washing
gram for the evening. The first num-
Der was Killings Boots" given by
James r. DAILY. Two scenes from
The School for Scandal were rom
dered. in costume. with Miss Lenora
DeGrange as Lady Teasle. and Prof.
1.-THE Absent Guest" was given by
Mrs. Elsie MacLean Ferguson. Mrs.
Maude Howell Smith rendered a scene
from Comedy and Tragedy" in which
in the guise of a strolling musician.
impersonated a score Of varied char
acters. DR.. J. Henning helms closed
the program with reading Of Riley's
"Old Glory"
The coming together Of the Southern
Society and the Washington Readers
Club-many leaders in each being
members OF the other-brought to-
gether large throng that quite over
ran the capacity of the room. After
the meeting the guests. in so far as
| they could be accommmo dated. Joined
in the supper dance in the palm room.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. F. W. c.
The Womans Club of Kensington
met Friday at the home Of Mrs. Orrin
]. Field, Fawcett avenue. The meeting
was we'll attended by members. with
two guests present. Current Litera-
ture." the subjest for the afternoon,
| was developed by Miss Gayley, Mrs.
Lewis and Miss Wilson. Miss Gayley
gave a general outline of the work
of the year as gathered from pub
fishers reports. Mrs. Lewis, paper
dealt with current fiction. while Miss
Wilson read bits of recent verse. Mrs.
Broomall played as piano solo an
arrangement of Rossini's "Cujus
Amman" and a brief business meet
ing followed. Mrs. Frank T. Chapman
will be hostess for the next meeting
which will be a Reciprocity day."
Friday evening at st. Johns Hall.
Forest Glen. the Forest Glen Reading
Club gave card and dancing party
for the benefit Of the Social Service
League Of Montgomery County. Twenty
three tables were filled. and about
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PHILO-CLASSICS.

Greek folklore was the study of the
afternoon at the current meeting Of
were present and eighteen members
answered roll call After the study,
which was conducted by Mrs. George
w. Wheeler, Mrs. W. Smith and Mrs
Faber Stevenson, the hostess, Mrs. s.
Russell Bowen. entertained those pres
ent in the dining room. At the two
prior meetings of the club the host
esses were Mrs. J. w. Frizzell and
Mrs. Frances Smith.
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The Dickerson Round Table met with
Mrs: Hoyle Tuesday. with good at
tendance of the membership: Mrs:
Grantham Of West Virginia. sister of
the hostess. was a guest of the club.
Responses to roll call and a paper on
the opera "Parsifal." by Miss Lillian
Dickerson. formed the program for the
afternoon. The next meeting will be
with the Misses Hays. at Dickerson.
LINCOLN CIRCLE, L. G. A. r.
Mrs. Jennie Harvey Street entertain
ed Tuesday evening members of the
Lincoln Circle in honor of the national
president, Mrs. Catherine De Lacy Roche,
who gave a talk on the good work be-
ing done by the circles in Washington.
The national vice president. Mrs. Dora
J. B. Hendrix, responded. Mrs. Lottie
Circle, and Mrs. Mida Peabody. past
president of Lincoln Circle, made adj
dresses. and Mrs. Clara Avery. the
newly elected president of Lincoln Cir
Gle. presented Mrs. Roche with a bou-
quet of roses. Mrs E. J. Deeds. in be-
half of Lincoln Circle. presented the
retiring president, Mrs. Street. with a
gold medal Refreshments were serv-
ed.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS ART CLUB.
The Columbia Heights Art Club met
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs NJ. A. Winter. 1917 r street Mrs.
Edward d. Hardy. president. presided
while reports of officers were presented
and letters read from Mrs. EngIe and
Miss Ford, after. which Mrs. Ellis Lo-
gan became chairman for the day Mrs.
Logan was also elected delegate to the
biennial. which meets in New York
in May. Mrs. William Ethel gave THE
History of the Evolution of Photog-
raphy." the members displaying am
brotypes of families and friends A
paper on Marine Painters of Amer
ica." was read by Mrs. Bruce Bare, fol-
lowed by a discussion of pictures ex-
hibited.
Visitors present were Mrs. Fuller
and Mrs. Handy of Massachusetts; Mrs.
Slaughter. Mrs. Willett. Miss Forman
Mrs Ford and Mrs. F. D. Winter Mem
bers in attendance included Mrs. J. N.
Doris. Mrs. J. E. Briggs Mrs J. D.
Croissant, Mrs. Edward Clement, Mrs.
Yeomans. Mrs. Wolhaupter, Mrs. Tur-
pin, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Leeds, Mrs.
Knight. Miss Hill. Mrs. Heitmuller,
Mrs. Heisler and Mrs. Foote. Refresh
ments were served during the social
hour.
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the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James 6.
Kent, will hold an hour of memorial
service for Mrs. Marion Guild Walport,
founder and organizer of the society.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1916-03-15

Henry eastman and son, Harlan
eastman, purchased a fine span of
work mules last week from Frank Dean
and Roscoe Hendry. Consideration,
1855.
June Mattingly's family are all down
with grip.
Mrs. J. S. Alter is convalescing from a
light attack of pneumonia.
Geo. Levisy has moved in a house at
Henry Cashman's to be near his shop
SO he can be better prepared to accom-
modate the people.
Miss Edith Knott and John Claycomb
each have nice lot of new spring hats.
They will appreciate your patronage.
Miss A. B. eastman, of Webster.
spent last week with her cousin, Miss
Matte Lee Rhodes.
The windstorm last week did consid.
cradle damage here, blowing down
fencing and also a henhouse for Otis
Stiff
Walker, Kirby and Homer Pollock
attended the funeral of their uncle,
Levy Chappell, near Concordia, one
day last week.
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BIG SPRING..

c. c. Martin went to Louisville last
week to sell his tobacco.
Rev. Deacon will fill the pulpit here
Sunday.
Fielding GARRISON. who Is attending
school at Vine Grove, is at home sick
with the mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van b. Nelson have re
turned from Louisville and Hardinsburg
after ten days visit.
Louis Clarkson is visiting relatives in
Elizabethtown for few days.
Letters from Mrs. Kemper and Mrs.
Hardaway report very enjoyable win
ter at Long Beach, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Blare are the
proud parents OF fine boy. X
Vennie Carter and family will move
to town soon.
]. 4. Martin, of Flaherty, was in
town Friday on business.
Miss Zelma Strother and mother will
be at home In few weeks.