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Evening star., 1916-11-12

We're served. The decorations were
autumn leaves. chrysanthemums and
Halloween tokens. Among those pres
ent were Misses Annie f. Sheehan,
Alice Wolf. Mae Hall. Elizabeth Muir
ply, Helen Peach. Kathryn Boyle and
Annie Kennedy. Messrs. J. Anderson,
NJ. Callahan. ]. c. Donohue, r. Brooke,
A. Shrider and A. Scharnagel,
A Halloween dance was given by
the 'Zehn" at the log cabin in the
Eastern branch. Miss Florence Daniels
acting as hostess. The cabin was dec
GRATED with pennants and lanterns and
the table was attractively trimmed
with pumpkins, black cats and witches.
Members of the club and their guests
were: Miss Katherine Love. president;
Mr.. Heman Ward, Miss Hazel Conklin,
secretary treasurer; Mr.. James Silver,
Miss Rachel Benfer, Mr.. Douglas Nab
bot, Miss Helena Donegan, Mr.. Carey
Miles. Miss Florence Daniels. Mr.. Err
nest Moon. Miss Natalie Rohrick, Miss
Ruth Howell, Mr.. Burt Emmens, Miss
Adelaide Beck, Mr.. Grang Brum-
baLgh. Miss Eleanore Beck, Mr.. Harold
Clayton.
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Matthews SunLay, the occasion being
the sixty-sixth birthday anniversary of
Mr.. ]. p. Smith. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes OF HyattSNlile,
Md: Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert-T. Smith. AIR. John
L. Smith Mr.. Charles 4. Smith, Misses
julia Margare, and Naomi Ma tthews
Masters Walter Grimes and Albert T.
Smith. jr.. and Miss Helen Grisson.
-.
= A leap year dance was given by sew
eral young women last Wednesday at
the Tea Cup Inn. Those present were
Misses Nellie McCrory. Anna Darnali.
Marion Hurley; Florence Cusick. Mary
Deeds. Louise Lloyd. Catherine Slat-
terry. Agnes Harrington. Agnes Acker-
man. Nellie Harrington, Marion Won
Buban.a Louise. Beeuregard. Marion
DonnoliSs Marie. Maloney, Cynthia
Guista = Marion Gtista Mary Deckel-
man. Nellie Vernon. Jane Orr, Mar
garet Orr. Ruth King, Margaret Nc
Kenney and Alice Kenny; Mrs. E. V.
Cross ;afessrsis Thomas Haden. Herbert
Mccall. Russell Clarkson, Frank Clark :
son, John Slattery, Alfred Murphy,
Joseph Grayelle. Robert Doleman.
George Leissler. Herman Ward. Jasper
Mohler. Hyland Birch, Harold Kelly.
Arthur shannon. Linwood Lawrence.
Andrew Crawford, Henry Deckelman,
John Barghausen, John Richter, Nor
man Ehrmantraut, Theodore Simmons,
Lee Bryan, John Horbett, Irving Long
and E. V. Cross. The chaperons were
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Army Notes.

Continued from Third PageD
ments. have been enjoying the same
delightful cordiality on the part OF
ticn. the Presidio. where, following a
large reception and ball. they have
been lunched and dined at hbitum
Gen. John NJ Wilson. retired. has
visiting him at present at his home,
1873 Massachusetts avenue. his niece,
Mrs. Lillian ID. Baxter.
Mrs Allen Humphrey has Joined Mai.
Humphrey at Fort Mcintosh, Tex.
Miss Catherine Winn. daughter of col.
and Mrs. Winn. is spending some weeks
Walsh. ard at the conclusion OF TINS
visit will go to San Antonio, Tex.
where Col. Winn is now on duty.
cant Alexander NJ. Patch. retired. is
entertaining at his home at Lebanon.
Pa, his soD-in-law and daughter. Lieut.
Philip Gordon. L. 5. A., and Mrs- Cor
don, who will shortly leave Tor Fort
Ethan Allen. Vt.
Capt. Abraham /. Miller has returned
to Washington from Fort n G. wright
\ Y where he has been for the past
three months on muster duty.
Mrs. Raymond V. Cramer. wife OF
Lieut.. Cramer. after Tisitins 1oi. Gnu
Mrs Thomas H. Rees at the Preside.
has Joined Lieut.. Cramer ct West
Point.
Col. Robert L. Callan and Mrs. Cal
Ian are travelling through China and
Japan
Lieut.. Col. Ernest Hinds and Mrs.
Kinds are also making several
months tour of China and Japan
Mrs. Myers, widow of Capt T.. A.
Myers. has gone to Fort Leavenworth
for a visit to Capt. L. +. Rucker and
Mrs. Rucker.
Capt. Jaime Nadal. now stationed at
Fort Leavenw worth. Kan, has as his
quests for the winter his sisters, the
Misses Nadal. who recently arrived
from Porto Rico.
Capt Lawson. stationed at FL Paso
has been Joined by Mrs. Lawson and
their two children.
Col. Amos h kimball and Mrs. KIM
ball in the recent announcement OF
the engagement of their daughter. Miss
Florence Kimball, and Lieut.. Robert
c. Brady. L. S. A, unquestionabiy won
the palm for charming noVelty IN
such matters.
The Nipa Club at Camp Stotesenburg.
where the announcement dinner was Civ
en-. was decorated with d profusion OF
white blossoms and freshly cut tropical
greens.
As Col Kimball made the important
announcement of the evening 4 number
of snow white doves were suddenly
liberated among the blossoms. and,
after making the circuit OF the room.
huttered into place in the greens i'm
mediately above where the aftianced cou-
pie were seated.
Mrs. French. widow of Lieut.. Col
ho rot home
18th street after spending the sum-
mer and autumn in her bungalow at
the Sherwood Forest Club. of which
she has recently become a member.
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Navy and Marine Corps.

Lieut. W. H. Toaz. L. S. n. and Mrs.
Toaz. who recently went west. are
spending month with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus H. Heron.
at Santa Barbara. At the conclusion
of this visit Lieut.. and Mrs. Toaz will
go to Mare Island. Cal. where Lieut.
Toaz has been assigned to duty.
The fact that twentyfour young Of
ficers, all second lieutenants in the
Marine Corps; arrived last week at the
Winthrop rifle range for instruction
should certainly assure an abundance
of beaux and dancing partners for
Washington society this season.
Commander John Blish, L. S. ", and
Mrs Blish will spend the winter at An
napolis. where they have leased
house at 80 Duke Of Gloucester street
Rear Admiral Charles A. Cove, U. S.
N, retired, accompanied by Mrs. Cove,
returned to Washington on November
from Newport. r. l.. where they visit
", and Mrs. Sellers, who gave a num-
Der of entertainments in their honor.
Mrs Rowan, wife of Lieut.. Stephen
Rowan. U. s. ". has taken an apart
rnent for the season at the Dupont,
where she will remain with their little
daughter during Lieut.. Rowan's abb
sence at sea.
Mrs. Dickins. widow Of Col. Randolph
Dickins, L. S. n. C.. has returned to
AN apartment at the Wyoming. after an
absence since the early summer spent
at Merriwold Park. y. Y. and James
town, R. 1.
Mrs. Marshall. wife of Commander
Albert Ware Marshall. I. 5. n. viii
spend the time at Washington at 1857
K street, where she has taken an apart =
ment during Commander Marshalrs alb
sence at sea on the L. S. S. Baltimore.
Mrs William II. Moses. who spent the
summer at her cottage at jamestown.
Radford Moses. L. s. ". has decided
to spend the season at New York.
Commodore James z. Parker. {. S. y,
rsdred. and Mrs. Parker have had as
their gues: for some weeks past at
their apartment at the Oakland. Miss
Battle. who has returned to her home
~ Rocky Mount. y. Z.
Arr. d. Case. with his daughters.
Misses Helena and Anna Case, OF Bristol.
T. l.. Is visiting Washington as the guest
q Connsodore Ten Eyck De w Eeeder
T. s.. ~. retired. and Miss veeder. at
their home. t,4s Z street
Lieut.. Comma nder Edward McCauley.
S ". and Mrs. AcCauley are
at the St Nicholas. where they have taken
an apartment for the season.
- ,frs- ksutz. wife OF Lieut. Com
nnaIder Austin KAutz, L. S N. is at New
Orleans. where size will spend the winter
a. tle L. 5 $. Aachias. which Commander
ka,rtZ IS now co!nrnau auding. is now at tina;
pat.
N!.s. Dougherty. widow of Capt Johr
Allen Dougnerty. L. s. y, late naval at.
ttcHe 10 China and japan. having retur,.
Cd fro!l France. where she spent some
ti-Ile assisting in nursin. the wounded
VII spend the winter at Washington a,
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Fort Myer Notes.

The big drill and tea dance for the
army relief takes place Saturday. No
vember IS. at riding hall. Fort Myer.
Mrs. II. L. Scott and Mrs. Fenton have
charge of the Fort Myer part of the
entertainment. The practice is going
on at riding hall every day, and the
afafr promises to be great success
Capt. C. n Jones. Sd Field Artillery.
Is home for month leave with his
family. He has been stationed for the
past six months at Laredo Tex.
Mrs. Clemens Mcmillan. wife of Capt.
Mcmillan, Medical Corps has gone for a
visit to capt. Mcmillan at Hartford
Conn. where he is doing duty with the
militia.
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the guest OF her mother. Mrs. Almond
Cerposs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Saks of New
York spent the past week at the Will
lard, en- route home from a week :
stay at White sulphur Springs. w. Va.
Miss Annette Kohn of New York.
who spent last week at Washington.
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was among the speakers at the meet
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MIS-. 1ndTleS y. MIS-. Il.
, Hawk shaw. Mrs. j. f. Hawkshaw and
Mrs. j. G. Deckelman.
A card party and musical Will be
given at the New Willard Hotel by Miss
Laura NJ. Speight for the benefit of
Memorial Continental Hall fund on
Thursday, November %, from TO
, pm.
Among the patronesses are Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, Mrs. William Cum
| ming Story. Mrs. William Gibbs Nc
Adoo, Mrs. Theodore Tiller. Mrs +. y.
Moran. Mrs. Duncan Fletcher. Mrs. VIII
liam Franklin, Mrs. Loren Johnson, Mrs.
James MARITIME, Mrs. Archibald Oracle,
Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin. Mrs. Will
liam Clementson. Miss Dorinda Rogers,
Mrs. James r. Speisht of Norfolk, Va;
Mrs. Fl. F. Hamln. Mrs. William T.
Baggett. Mrs. Samuel Spencer. Mrs.
John Callaghan, Mrs. William Wallace
and Mrs. Fraser.
Many prominent in the local social
and literary walks attended by invita-
tion two most entertaining talks on
Shakespearean topics by Miss Con-
stance Collier and Mr.. Thomas A.
Wise, members of the Shakespeare So
ciety of America. AT meeting of the
society Tuesday afternoon at its head
quarters at the Cairo. Miss Collier
spoke on The Women of Shak espeare
From Il Womans Viewpoint, and won
| her audience at once with her charm
| ing personality, simple. direct and con-
t vincing manner. Mr. Wise, who is
ma king Shakespearean history with
| his mastery impersonation Of Fall
| staff. followed in "A happy vein. tinged
with pathos, that found "A responsive
chord in every heart.
Among the guests Of honor were Mrs.
| Daniels, Mrs. Sterling. Miss Webb, Mrs.
Anna Z. Hendley. Mrs. Henry Elliott
| Mott. Mrs. e. Carleton Williams OF New
| York, Massa chusetts and Washington,
Mrs T. Hilton jackson of Virginia
and Washington. DR.. Laura S. Brennon.
| Miss Edna z. Buckler. Mr.. and Mrs.
| r. F. Schneider and Miss Schneider,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. kappeyne van de Cop
! pello. Mrs. j. Gordon Asher of Alex
| andria, Va; Mrs. j. 4. Speight and Miss
! Speight of Norfolk, Va.
| Mrs. Henry Elliott Mott will de-
| liver the second lecture in her course
at meeting of the society at the Cairo
Friday evening, her theme being
The Rights Of Men. or. Katharine in
! The Tanning of the Shrew.'
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The correct riding shirt is made al
most like IA mans and of flannel. silk.
cheviot or linen.
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Mrs. NJ. Dannenberg OF New York
was the guest last week Of her cousin,
Mrs. A. Liebman.
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Personals.

Miss Frances Kaufman. daughter of
ba road. was hostess Saturday after
noon at a dancing party at Beverly
Courts to about thirty five of her
young friends. to celebrate her thir-
teenth birthday
Mrs. Meyer Frank, who was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wallerstein
of Lanfer place, has returned to her
home at Richmond. Va.
Mrs. Harry Kaufman, who had been
the guest of relatives at New York for
the past week. has returned to her
home in Columbia road.
Mr. and Mrs Simon Kann are now
located at their new apartment, 2o29
Connecticut avenue.
Miss, Helen Levy of New Orleans
La, who is the guest of Mrs. Milton
Kadden and Miss Helen Strasburger
of the Stafford. returns to her home
this week accompanied by Miss Stras-
burger, who will spend the winter with
her sister. Mrs. Arthur Newmeyer, at
New Orleans.
Mrs Albert Sigmund returned from
weeks stay at New York Thursday
where she was visiting Mrs. Almond
Cerposs.
Mrs. William Theodore. who has
been the guest of her sister. Mrs Fred
erick Schwab, returned to her home
at Charleston, w. Va. last week.
Mrs. Emma Bernside. formerly Of
this city. is the guest of Miss Aline
kronheim of 18th street.
Mrs. Sidney c. kaufman was hostess
Friday afternoon at her apartment in
the Stafford, when she entertained the
Afternoon Bridge Club at luncheon and
bridge A tall silver vase filled with
a cluster of pink roses adorned the
table. Miss Emily HilIman of Atlantic
City was among the guests
Miss Ray Marks of Monticello Fla
is the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Alfred
WolIberg of 2i09 18th street
DR.. Morris 4. Selinger of New York
was the week lend guest of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Selinger
Mrs. Charles Picard entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club a,
her home in Irving street.
Miss Sylvia Sinsheimer of Baltimore
is the guest of Miss Hazel Bornhein,
of 34OS y street
Mrs. Clara Barnes has been spend
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ing the week at Vienna, Va. the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. George +. King.
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Miss Ray Block. who was visiting
different friends in town. has returned
to her home at Gordonsville. Va.
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Invitations have been extended for
the second dance to be held by the
bachelors at Mrs. Dyer's. 1917 X street,
on Saturday, November Is. The mem
bers are Nessrs. w. J. Monran, &. T.
Moore. W. e. Hamm-tt. K. &. Ardeeser.
jr.: J. W. Hammett, A. II. Laird, ]. i.
Ardeeser. T. c. Hammett, T.. L. Har-
desty. X. A Moulden. X. H. Moore, j. II.
Grafton. Jack Lewis. X. .. Schlegel and
II. L. kimbal.
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Mrs. Meyer Frank. who was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Wallerstein
of Lanier place. has returned to her
home at Richmond, Va
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Mrs Alvin Newmeyer is at New York.
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Mrs. Harry kaufman, who had been
the guest of relatives at New York for
| the past week. has returned to her
home in Columbia road
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,!.s. Dougherty. widow Of Capt. John
Allen Dougnerty. Z. s. ", late naval at
tecie 10 China and japan. having return
Cd frc!.i France. where she spent some
ti-le assisting in nursin. the wounded.
VII spend the winter at Washington at
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Mrs. Charles \. Darnall. Mrs. S +.
wkshaW, Mrs. j. T. HaWkshaw and
Mrs. j. q. Deckelman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kann are now
located at their new apartment, 2029
Connecticut avenue.
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3 .frs. ksutz. wife Of Lieut. Com
niaHder Austin KAutz, L. S N. is at New
Orleans, where size will spend the winter
a. tle L. 5. S. Aachlas. which Commander
kaut2 IS now commanding. is now at that
pat.
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Gen John NJ. Wilson. retired. has
visiting him at present at his home,
1873 Massachusetts avenue. his niece,
Mrs. Lillian ID. Baxter.
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Continued from Third PageD
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Mrs Allen Humphrey has Joined Maj.
Humphrey at Fort Mcintosh, Tex.
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Miss Catherine Winn. daughter of col.
and Mrs Winn is spending some weeks
at New York with her aunt. Mrs. L. D.
Walsh. ard at the conclusion OF this
visit will go to San Antonio. Tex.
where Col. Winn is now on duty
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Can't. Lawson. stationed at FL Paso,
has been Joined by Mrs. Lawson and
their two children.
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Mrs. Dickins. widow Of Col. Randolph
Dickins, L. S. n. C.. has returned to
Washington for the season and taken
an apartment at the Wyoming. after an
at Merriwold Park. y. Y. and James
town r I
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Mrs William II. Moses. who spent the
summer at her cottage at jamestown,
4. l.. In order TO be near her son. Lieut.
Radford Moses. L. s. N. has decided
to spend the season at New York
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Mrs. Marshall, wife Of Commander
Albert Ware Marshall. I. $. ". Will
spend the time at Washington at 1857
K street. where she has taken an apart
ment during Commander Marshall's alb
sence at sea on the L. S. S. Baltimore.
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Lieut.. Commander Edward McCauley,
Z. S. ". and Mrs. AcCauiey are
at the ST. Nicholas. where they have taken
..u apartment for the season
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Commodore James F. Parker. {. s n
retired. and Mrs. Parker have had as
their gues: for some weeks past at
their apartment at the Oakland, Miss
Battle. who has returned to her home
Il. Rock Mount y. G.
Evening star., 1916-11-12

Miss ". Kennedy entertained d mum
Der OF friends at her home in street
northwest on Halloween. The even
ing was spent in playing games and
dancing. after which refreshments
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Mrs. Raymond V. Cramer. wife OF
Lieut. Cramer. after visiting Col. and
Mrs Thomas II. Rees at the Presidio'
has Joined Lieut.. Cramer ct west
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Capt Jaime Nadal, now stationed at
Fort Leavenworth. Kan. has as his
Kuests for the winter his sisters, the
Misses Nadal. who recently arrived
from Porto Rico,
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Nr. =. Case, with his daughters
Misses Helena and Anna Case OF Bristol.
T. l.. Is visiting Washington as the guest
or Commodore Ten Eyck De w Teeder
4. j. ~. retired. and Miss Veeder at
their home, ts4s Z street
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Lieut. Col Ernest EinGs and Mrs.
Kinds are also making seNerai-
months tour of China and Japan
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The fact that twenty-four young Of
ficers. all second lieutenants in the
Marine Corps. arrived last week at the
Winthrop rifle range for instruction
should certainly assure an abundance
of beaux and dancing partners for
Washington society this season.
Evening star., 1916-11-12

Mrs Rowan, wife Of Lieut.. Stephen
Rowan. U s. ". has taken an apart
rnent for the season at the Dupont
where she will remain with their little
daughter during Lieut.. Rowan's alb
Sence at sea
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Mrs. MYERS. widow of Capt. T.. A.
Myers, has gone to Fort Leavenworth
for i visit to Capt. l., +. Rucker and
Mrs. Rucker.
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ments, have been enjoying the same
delightful cordial,ty on the part of
their army friends at their new sta
ticn, the Preside. where, following Il
large reception and ball. they have
been lunched and dined at libitum.
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Capt. Alexander NJ. Patch. retired. is
enTertainine at his home AZ Lebanon.
Pa. his soD-in-law and daughter, Lieut.
Philip Gordon. L. $. A., and Mrs Cor
don. who Will SHORTLY leave Tor Fort
L,tIau Allen Vt
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Capt. Abraham /. Miller has returned
to Washington from Fort II. g. wright
y. Y, where he has been for the past
three months on muster duty.
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Commander John Blish. L. S. ", and
Mrs. Blish will spend the winter at An
napolis. where they have leased a
house at 50 Duke Of Gloucester street.
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Mrs French, widow of Lieut.. Col.
French, has returned to her home in
18th street after spending the sum
mer and autumn in her bungalow at
the Sherwood Forest Club. of which
she has recently become member.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-09

lawn, Mrs. Lainson being assisted by
her daughter, Miss Bernice Lainson;
Miss Edith Bacon, Miss Helen Crowl
and Mrs. AL Fiori. As they left for
home each child was presented with
an American flag. Thirty-eight little
folks were present.
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock Miss
Nellie Stageman and Mr. Frank Het-
rick were united in marriage at the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Heinze in Hazel Dell, uncle and aunt
of the bride. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Dan Butler and was
witnessed by a large number OF
friends and relatives. The ceremony
was performed on the large porch,
which was attractively decorated with
ferns and palms, the bridal party
standing beneath large wedding bell
of green and white and tiny flags. The
wedding march was played by Miss
Mabel Hetrick. The bride wore a
dainty gown of white silk with trim
mings OF shadow lace and carried .
bouquet of brides roses. She was at
tended by her sister, Miss Dollie
Smith. Mr.. Howard Smith was best
man. Following the ceremony a
seven-course wedding supper was
served in the dining room, where
sweet peas and nasturtiums made at
tractive decorations. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hetrick will make their home on the
Owens farm, four miles east Of town,
and went at once to housekeeping.
Miss Lule Spetman left Wednesday
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morning for a visit with her sister in
Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. Jennie Thrush Ingraham, who
surprised a number Of her friends by
her recent marriage, was in turn sur
prised by the Chrestomathean class of
the Second Presbyterian church with
a most elaborate miscellaneous
shower of gifts Saturday evening at
the home of Miss Nell Ingraham, 800
Harrison street. The house was most
beautifully decorated in pink and
white, the same color being carried
out in the refreshments. A prettily
decorated little wagon held the gifts
and was drawn before the bride by
little Geraldine Ingraham, niece of the
bride. Twenty guests were present.
A delightful party was given at
the Hannah garage Monday evening
under the auspices Of the Equal Suf-
frage association, the affair being
planned as a means toward raising the
deficit in the campaign fund The
garage was canvassed for dancing and
a piano and drums furnished espe-
cially good music. About fifty people
were present.
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Dundee
Society Notes

Dundee people entertaining at Hap
py Hollow club last Saturday were:
Judge Leslie, with four guests; w.
J. Miller, fifteen; Norris Brown, four;
DR.. w. F. Milroy, three, and J. M.
Gilchrist.
Among the Fourth of July reserva-
tons at Happy Hollow were: Wal
ter Dale, three; E. o. Hamilton, two;
Irving Baxter, seven, and J. E. Suth-
erland. five.
Miss Ruth Winship of Chicago is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. R. c. Peters.
Mrs. George Hoagland is home
from Lake Washington, MINI.
Mrs. Arnold Jaeger entertained
some of her Dundee friends at the
Carter Lake Club house Monday.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Dundee Presbyterian church met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. G. G. GUM
ter.
DR.. and Mrs. J. F. Arson have
gone for a motor trip to Chicago,
Detroit and Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. c, c. George enter
tanned thirty-five guests at dinner at
the Country club Wednesday.
Mrs. D. L. Johnston's Bible class
met Thursday with Mrs. Royal
Miller.
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Inc East End Gard club had PIC
NC for members ana their families
uesday afternoon and evening at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grover De Bar
About twenty were present and PIC
mic supper was served on the porch
In the evening the fireworks were
greatly enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lainson, Mrs. A.
T. Lainson and Bernice and Bernard
Lainson drove to Des Moines Monday
afternoon in Mr.. Lainson's big Win
ston. They spent the Fourth in Des
MONIES, taking dinner at Camp Dodge
with the Council Bluffs boys, and
driving back Tuesday evening. They
report that all the boys from here are
we'll, most comfortably situated and
quite content with camp life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Battey and
son, Frederick, of Chicago, were the
Fourth of July guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Stoufer at their cottage at
Manawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Spencer have re-