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Evening journal., 1916-04-27

In a system OF perfect bookkeeping
q large portion Of the cost OF main
tanning a motor truck delivery system
would be charged to advertising. BY
this method justice would be rendered
to the amount of profitable publicity
that accrues from possession OF new
power vehicle.
The motor truck. with the name of
it's owner prominently displayed, Is a
moving billboard that advertises a
firm in all parts Of the territory in
which its business is located.
A power vehicle is accepted by the
public as a demonstrator OF the abil-
ity OF a firm to make good its delivery
promises. and TO reach on schedule
times sections inaccessible TO othei
forms of transportation.
This kind OF advertising Is inval-
uable. Il is both a -gettei
and a business-holder
Such advertising costs nothing IN
direct outlay. Il is a bonus with inc
truck II comes as an incident ol
an improved service.
MANY business men believed that
such advertising was destined to have
a short lived effect. t. was expected
10 bring results only during the TIME
that trucks we're a novelty.
The truck is no longer looked al
from the standpoint Of curiosity, bu
in place OF the interest aroused by
novelty has now developed perma
nent appeal that is destined TO eNer
Use its unceasing influence in the IN
crest OF business for the owner.
The man who has a truck gets busl
ness because customers look for th'
Gaming Of the vehicle. They knaV
that n truck means a reliable delivery
Naturally business goes to the hrn
hat promises this.
MANY firms have demonstrated d.
actual test that every time trucl
roes into an unexploited territory I
nroduces new customers. People Sc
the vehicle pass. Il is striking. Inc
admire the enterprise 1t represents
Instinctively they figure that the MI
hat owns it must be modern and mus
ne selling high grade staples.
The daily visit of the power vehlcl
is like the recurring appearance q
fhe daily newspapers with its adveI
usements OF department stores. tn
thousands OF pairs Of eyes that Sc
the passing truck in the centre OF IN
city suggests a big advertising poss
hility
The experience OF grocer with
trade in the financial suburbs is
instance Of advertising going with tn
truck. His truck. like the fellow VIII
started at the instance of Garcia,
Evening journal., 1916-04-27
.PENNSGROVE PIER CO.
Gets CHARTER At Dover

The Pennsgrove Pier Company was
chartered at Dover yesterday, with
5000. 900 capital to purchase and op-
crate piers. Interests allied with the
Wilson Line and New Jersey and Will
mington Ferry Company form the pier
company The Pennsgrove pier is
being extended and improved, and
some Wilson Line boats will stop
there while going to and from Phila-
delphla.
Evening journal., 1916-04-27
SECOND RAPTlsTs WANT GAMES

The Second Baptist team would
like to arrange games with any fast
Independent teams I'm or out Of the
city, Claymont preferred. A game
for this Saturday Is especially re-
quested. All commune tions should
be sent TO Hugh Curtis. No. 500 Frank
lin street Mr. Curtis can also be
reached by ID. & A. phone 1856.
Evening journal., 1916-04-27
MISSIONARY PAGEANT

The entrance of immigrants at the
Ellis Island immigration Station, New
York lIarbor. will be reproduced al
Mount Salem NJ 4. Church this even
inc. The immigrant characters are "a
be taken by local mon and women. who
will wear the costumes worn by immi
grants when they land in the United
States
Evening journal., 1916-04-27
GRANGE BAZAAR TONIGHT.

In connection with its weekly meet.
ing. West Brandywine Grange will hold
. bazaar in its hall al Talleyville this
evening
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Alonzo IL. klause and VT to
oscar {. Anderson see. 1928
LOO
Emma +. Fundy to f. II
wood nw IL ! % LOO
=. II. Wood and VT to f. G..
We seN same 500
w. II. Webster and VT to II |
8att rileld ne "A 2-lS. l5oO.CO
krse Madsen ard VT to
crank w. and ,leSton +. ia h ON
ot l. biz IL Midland loo
lr' mix W. talhoon and VT aut
jastcm +. Call~on and VT to
Nrlhe Nad On lot ~ blk }
Midland.
Howard i. Fislar and VT to
CHRIST Lewis ne ~ . - 100
Jesse l.. Adams and VT to
'atilck MorMrty and Th 8 Ma
'one G hf NV a., sw ne NV Sc 32-
$40.
III. !. Mcmahon and WI to .lo@-
rph +. kurka lot 4 blk %
'h!ip. LOO
II. W. Anderson and VT to
Rore \. Walpo'e ne 1921 l.G0
Dlamnmh X. Long and VT to
WET Il. Wen 'pt le lots II, 12 blk
I Rus>elis afd to Philip.
John \. 1I1lgel and VT and
W. J. Gerber to Jim A. lbs lots
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27

tributed.
Use the free coupon i'm tbs Is
slIe. If YOU know of amy Lady
who has not been nominate q
whom You think would make /;
good race. use the mominatinq
blaml i'm this issue and send hei
tname to this office, or bring il
in PEERS, N and it will he entered
1t mattels mot if she be single
or married. This is a popuLan
voting contest, not necessarily a
young lady voting contest. Read
the rules smd legqlat 'ons on an.
other page and govern yoursel1
accordingly. Some one is going t.
receive these pr zes and You can
lc7p deoide who it will be.
The first count wild be made
on February 16, at which time
$40 in cash Will be given to the
contestant having the highest
number Cf votes at that time.
These are the names of the
cOmtestarts who have been
nominated. They are authoriz-
ed to Except money for subs nil
tiOns to The Review and giy 9
receipt therefor.
The nominal ons so far made
are rs follows:
Miss Haze Mueller. La,ce' ne.
Mrs. katherine II. Wiiiams
Powell.
Miss Violet Gillen. Philip.
Miss ANNA Howe, Griuhdstone
Mrs. Ray O'Conne|l, Hi'land.
Miss Gladys Teeters. Smi.h.
Miss Georgia Cuttings, Miles
Vile.
Miss Elsie Hood. Hardingrovc
Mrs. a. S. Anderson. Philip.
Mrs. j. ID. R;dMell, Smith.
Miss Edith Watkins. Powell.
Miss Mildred E'shire, Mikes
ville.
Miss Eva Shroll, Philip.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27
vox PoPULI

= enc: Voting Hooth ON E'c.-
ton Day.
Enters avelagc voter. reading
|polt'mg sheet. l'nfoI1s ballot
IaboriouSN and Spreafs it olt
Oh desk, tips hat. ami s,nvevs
ballot. Discovers that he i :
i upside down. B9cks ont Df
booth TO have room TO turn It
round. Spreads it out aga n.
iea1's over it and g'am.cs ro
md down the lists, hnmmiler
GENTLY. TIPS h.t further back.
'i'nids 4 nemn ON hailot he re-
toenizcS, Hunts for pencil.
hc%es location OF familiar namp.
f1rdS rennM ~l!d gets down 10
business. Votes for head of
ticket ~ recomn,mlod hv his
morning paper t'orgcts what
paper sad about TIL, rest of the
Officers SO votes straight Re
publican ticket to save time.
ENDS fricn.|s name again. IN
another party column. Votes for
him too. Anyway his opponents $
n.me WAS Harold. Has a suSpi-
chom that he has spoiled his ballot
but decides that il they don t
ike il they know what they
can do with it.
Looks at questions SUBMIT d
for referendum: /" Il Shall the
proposed appropriation OF 800
Cor improvements in the East
Bhgewatcr Turnpike be grant
Cd" Doesn t know where East
Bilgcwater is. anld doesn't give
a hang about ITS turnpike. And,
b, sides. 800 is lot OF moneg
Votes No. "f2 Shall the pro
posed amendment to the Constitu
tiom crrfranchising bell boys he
adopted?' Has IA nephew who is
a bell boy during summer va
CATIONS. Votes Yes. Looks down
list Of eighty seven other refer
enda. Looks at watch. Votes
hurriedly Yves and No, alternate
taking up his humm.mg where
he had left it.
Backs UP aga INST wall in order
TO fold ballot. Unconsciously de
tacles pencil from string amd
puts it in his pocket. Exit, drop
ping ballot i'm box with Gnc hand
md taking ont sporting sheet
from pocket with the other. Re-
,lunes reading.
Allegolical Float, representing
Citizen wrapped in an American
flag, exercising his Prerogatiyes,
which somehow seem sadly IN
need Of the exercise. R. {.
Bemehley In Golfers.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27
Why NOT FLORIDA
THIS WINTER

Florida is sure to provide
rcur favorite outdoor pastime
Fhc sunshine, warm days End
Scmi-tropical surroundings are
dead at this time, Of the year.
Low round trip fares are now
y effect to Florida and the Gulf
"uast.r These points are quick
y and pasiIy reached by splen-
did daily train service into the
new passenger terminal at
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27
QRNDSTONE

Jesse Fell called GIN people
in this neighborlood last FRIDAY,
while on his way from KadOlla
to Pedro.
Eimest Hankins made a bllsi-
ness trip to Phillip last Saturday.
The ladies aid society will
meet with Mrs. Enos ON Feb.
Bird.
Church services on Sunday
Feb. 9th.
DIR. Enos, Martin Eggcm and
Albert Rumyam transacted busi-
ness Inn COttOnw ood last Thurs
day.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27
CONTESTANTS MAKE
GOOD START
Nominations of Many Popular Young Ladies Made.-Sl
More to Follow---Get in the Race Now

Judging from the interest
that lis becoming manifest i'm
the Review and Philip mer
chants g eat prize voting contest
there is going to be great
scramble for the%l0 i'm geld to be
given to the contestant having
the largest number of votes ON
February 10th. The spec al
prize is worth winm ng ard the
contestants rea'ize the fact.
The contest is an assured fact
No locality has ever offered
more or better prizes or pledg-
ed more st'ict adherence to
justice and equality to all par
ticip ants. The Review desires
to emrh0 re the point that
every contestant viii be afford
ed an alb OHtely fair deal.
The names Of the Judges win h'
announced soon. Bear in mind
the merchants who are giving
courons with every dollar casl
purchase:
Severn and Wheeler, hard
ware.
II. A. Kumm, general merchan
disc.
G. NJ. Sageser, jewe!er.
Pioneer harmacy, drugs.
Aldrich nd Son, furniture.
C. A. McPeel-, confectionery.
When You trade at these stores
be sure and ask for coupons.
Eve'y lite piece of card board
hearing 25 votes may win some
friend of yonrs the beauti full
Obermeye1. and Sons piano.
Get yorr friends to subscribe
for the Review. For each one
year new subs riber YOU win re.
ceive eco votes; renewals one
year, SEQ; for each ONE year
back subs", Upton 400 votes.
There is already a large LIST
of contesta ants, but there is OPP
po,trnity to nominate others.
FIJI ont the nominating blank
and send 1T to this office. Also
cut ont the vote coupon and
cast it for your favorite. I'm
order thet every contestant
may fully under tand the votes
during the contest, the Review
wishes to state that the con-
testamt having the largest num-
ber of votes at the close of the
contest will be awarded the
piano as first prize; the one
having the next largest number
Of votes will have the first Of
the other prizes, and SO on I'm
til all the prizes have been dis
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27
KNIGHTS ORGANIZE FEB. 10

Arrangements have been com
pleted for the institution of a
local Knights of Pythias lodge
ON Thursdav. February 10Th.
ut Masonic hall The local men
who have had charge of the
work have received word that
the grand chancellor. Perry +.
Lorlcks. CT Watertown, and the
grand keeper Of record and
seaA, w. A. Roberts, of Huron,
will be here to assist In the
institution. The team from
the lodge at Kadoka will also
be present. If there are any
Knights in this section who wish
to become members at the time
of institution, they are asked to
communicate at once with +. N.
Mccoy, OF this city. All knights
are invited to attend IN any
event.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27
OTTUMWA

TaSt Cot,,.Io - ,.4l
,,, e.. o.. w ,r, ' pe
la: - 1891 v - "e "e"V''e,
ratbo.da = - IT,: - i'' - ci'"u
e.e .la IL, ,,. h,i.'i',s ut'
Not as many were killed nc last
year. the Snow and cold vea+har
making it difficult To find them
but the hunters vsre never
more enthusiastic and worled
"i'l' great F.h. Foo'e thompson,
va w ,aMi ol &.oiloailN a ana Guy
aioo, captain oil colnpany Is,
,..3p ~ - - .''.l"i'eu i'r que
ha,,ll'., - ~ III "i'ie,' oi'o.,
,.,''." '.'' ~ ''gopS' ''1'o goo',
C,omnany T. won +ln aan,o ,,,;t y
225 noints nrile of ona two
4hree fo,,r s,,d r,-o anrIa,s r,.ro
r'vpm tlre lunta,s $ scolirr the
highest number Of points. paid
~ the los'r@ side. Capt. Waldo
wen first rlizc. Emi! Berry s.,
mHih' 'iii7's Stain thlrd, Cyrus
lifo'lirs. VI ,7ullH a7d =. i.
l''e' sail 14ftil. TWO coyotes We're
,,,l sr, ''' 20 cure ol o,a each sue.
nv, "'i1 .'o'' 1no raon.'S
}S'' w. w .uh 7.'' iilc laN' 'es
"o pffl.", e'' $al @Nc'i @ilt dlii-
.a,+s;,a ~, a. lr,','1 = 'a-d -, ~,
n La.nc ee,ted - ~ tha f;rst
- '''"n's, s' ''"Nt az tihc LA %
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27

,ng a door. He told his wife he
had no more ammunition or he
would shoot her. He stayed a.
bout an hour after the shooting.
ecpng his wife prisoner. He
then took Pony's ho, ses amd dis
appeared.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27

The card party given by the
0. f. s. Kensington, at the
Masonic hala Friday evening was
attended by only fair-sized
crowd, the grippe epidemic be-
ing responsible for the absence
Of many. A very pleasant even
ing was spent by those who
found 1t possible to attend.
Hcapoas for the high scores went
to Mi~ Edna Kelly and f. J..
Knrka. Consolation prizes were
drawn by Mis- Bereuice Gust
ard Ned Beaedict.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27

Chicago, making convenient con
novtron with limited trains via
scenic routes to the sunny
south.
For tickets and full informa-
tion apply TO ticket agents
Chicago and North Western Ry.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27
NAVE RICK s

Happenings in County and State
Some items are rehasitG
some giyen credit Where cred
II j. due, ami some are swipeG
bodily.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27

Tom, the Tailor, is back to
his former. location opposite the
Review office.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1916-01-27
II N. DmlSmnra is shinnin

II M. Dinsmore is shipping
t. the Wasmcr F1uIt company ,ol
DeadWocd, 10000 pounds al
onions. Mr.. Dinsmore had sp'cn-
dsd success with his onion crop
Lest year and re0pcd Il bag
harvest. lie estimates Ii en-
tire crop at 25,000 pouud,.-MM
l4lH Mal.
Evening star., 1916-10-29
Fort Myer Notes.

Mrs. Charles Menoher. wife of Col
Menoher. left on Tuesday for Canton
Ohio, to spend a few days before join
ing Col Menoher at Ell Paso, Tex.
Mrs. Barton. wife of Judge Barton OF
Tennessee. who was visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Barton. has left for her home
in Tennessee.
Capt. Woodruff is a guest of the Off
GERS Club since the mastering out OF
Camp Ordway.
Capt. Duncan Elliot, 5th United States
Cavalry, was a visitor for a day at the
post
Quite a number of the ladies of the
garrison attended the army and navy
relief meeting held at the New Willard
on Monday. The annual entertainment
this year was. voted to be held at
Washington barracks.
The weekly drills in the riding hall.
followed by the tea dance, is to be re-
Sumed shortly.
The Russian ride, taken by the Off
GERS in the riding test, was held Satur-
day morning at Fort Myer.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

S. c., is visiting Mrs. Thomas P. Sto-
vail and Miss Helen Gleason, at Chat
ham Courts -.
Miss Hilda A. Smith of. Baltimore is
spending the week. end in the city with
Miss NJ. Grace storms of Fontanet
Courts.
Mrs A. f. Marion of Hotel Boscobel.
Atlantic City. N j.. with her daughters.
Blanche Fabian Marion and Mrs. Sal
lie Touchstone of Port Deposit, Md.
motored from Atlantic City. and are
visiting friends in Washington, D. c.
Miss Viola L. Yachmann will return
to the city. on Monday from a visit to
Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
Mr. J. J. narrower has removed from
1906 Columbia road to Fontanet Courts.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Cox of 81 1st street
northeast have returned from a three
week trip in Virginia.
Mrs Douglas Maroon has returned to
Evening star., 1916-10-29
Entertainments.

The Crescents have issued cards fol
their first dance of the season. to be
held at the Raleigh on Saturday even
ing November 4. The committee or
arrangements is composed of Mr.. Jo-
seph w. Mckericher- Mr. Harry c
Sigourney, Mr. Fred D. Giesler and Mr.
T Ellis Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. L. krause entertained
at their home. 81 r street northeast
Wednesday night in honor of Mr.. John
A. Krause and Mr.. Edward Dunn. who
will depart on an extended trip tomor.
row for Ohio. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron, Mr.. and Mrs. Seyfferth, Mr.
and Mrs. Kane, Miss Evelyn Warner
Miss Murray. Miss Lyons, Miss Doris
Brodie, Miss kraus. Miss Dorm, Mr.
Louis A. Keller. Mr.. Miles Shipman, Mr.
Mitchell. Mr. Hutcheson and Mr.. V. Cos
tello.
musical program was furnished,
and the serving of repast brought
the evening to close.
Mr.. and Mrs Burns c. Downey enter
tanned at five hundred on their sixth
wedding anniversary. Thursday. Octo-
Der 26. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs
H. H. Lybrand, Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Boutwell,, Mr.. and Mrs: j. E. Curtis, MT
and Mrs. G. V. Bullough, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Mess. Mr.. and Mrs W: w. Shear
er, Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Sherman, Mr..
and Mrs: J. K. Killers Mr.. and Mrs: j.
NJ. Sitter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Toole. Mr
and Mrs. C. L. Gable. Mrs. d. M Reed
Mrs. J. G. Teicher, Miss Pauline Ed
wards, Miss Rosalie MacGregor. Mr.. h
G. Ayers and Mr.. r. !. Lyon.
First prizes were won by Mr. Sitter
and Mrs. Curtis, while second prizes
were carried off by Mrs. Sitter and Mr.
Toole.
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Fitz Gibbon
entertained their bridge club on Tues
day evening at Halloween party at
their home in Huntington street
Phi au Fraternity Of George Wash
ineton University entertained at q
dance in the Holton-Arms gymnasium
Friday evening, October p. The deco
rations and the refreshments were IT
rose and white, the fraternity coiors
The young people were chaperoneo DS
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Cobb. DR.. an6
Mrs u G. B. Pierce and Mr.. and Mrs
S. S. Voorhees,.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Albaugh of Wood
ridge, D. c.. entertained at hve nun
dred party Saturday, October u. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Byler
Mr. and Mrs. Buhrig, Mr.. and Mrs. A. }
Nigh Mr.. and Mrs. George Santmyers
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Watson. Mr.. ano
Mrs Carl White, MISS suzanne warren
and Miss Mildred Albaugh.
Miss Helen Mccoy and Miss Edna
Iseman entertained a number of theil
friends last Tuesday evening at tn.
residence of the latter. Games anG
dancing were followed by refresh
ments, autumn leaves and roses form
ing a very pretty table decoration.
Those present were the Misses Heller
Scott. Agnes Campbell, Emma Wein
CART, Henrietta Elan, Mable Newby
Imogene Talley, Blanche Warrington
Marjorie McKnew. Norah Larner, Flor
ence Martin, Maze Walker. Anna
Thompson, Emma White of Chicago
Inez Bryant of Tennessee. Mr.. and Mrs
z. w. Lee. Mrs. N Mccoy and Mr.. ant
Mrs Frank Iseman, and Messrs. Ashton
Maxfeld, Elmer Shaw, Allie Henry
] Leon Mccoy, Carl Browning. Carl Her
man. Fletcher Gawen, Walter Allen
| James Campbell. Edward Kelly, d. Tor
ney and Russell Herre1l
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Giebel were en-
Evening star., 1916-10-29
SOGQt,

stationed. the lattefs mother. Mrs. Fred
erick Won Schraeder. who sailed on the
14th instant.
Commander Henry Narnum Butler, U.
S. N. who left Washington a fortnight
since to undertake his new duties in
command of the mine layer San Fran
cisco. was given number of farewell
entertainments by his brother officers
during the week preceding his depart
ure.
Mrs. Critchfield. wife of Lieut.. James
A. Critchfield. u. S. N, will spend the
time until Lieut.. Critchfield's return
from sea duty with her parents at Chi
cago, where they now are. after pass
ing the summer together at Lake
Geneva, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Grayson.' wife of Ensign r. H.
Grayson, U. S. N. will spend the winter
in New York during her husbands alb
Sence at sea.
Evening star., 1916-10-29
Miss Ddlin Selects; Attendants.

Miss Beatrice Dulin. daughter of Mrs.
Charles Grayson Duiin. whose marriage
to Lieut.. Herman Edward Fischer, U.
S. N, will take place at ST. Thomas
Church at o'clock Wednesday even
ing, November 8, has selected as, her
attendants Miss Margheritta Tillman,
who will be the maid OF honor; Mrs.
Carl w. Mitman and Mrs. Olaf NJ.
Kelly of. Brooklyn. matrons of honor.
and Miss Marie Sims and Miss Edith
Oracle, bridesmaids, -.
Evening star., 1916-10-29
Random Notes.

Miss Janet Richards has returned
from York Harbor. Me, and will re-
sumo her Talks on Public Questions"
tomorrow morning.in the Woodward &
Lothrop auditorium.
Miss Charlotte MCGOWAN of Laurens.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Lieut.. M. A. Leahy. L. S. ". has been
Joined in Baltimore by Mrs. Leahy and
family, who spent the summer in Nova
Scotia
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Rear Admiral Albert Ross. L. $. n.
retired, and Mrs. Ross. who have made
their home for some years at CLARION,
Pa. are visiting Prof. and Mrs. Arthur
Newton Brown. at Annapolis.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Lieut.. Edward II. Loftin, l.. S. n. ant
Mrs. Loftin have an apartment for th'
winter at the Brighton.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Lieut.. Prentiss Bassett. L. ;. ". and
Mrs Bassett will have as their guest
:his winter at Colon. where they are
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Lieut. Albert Church. L. s. N, ha
been rejoined here by Mrs. Church an
their son. who spent the summer a
Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Mr.. J. Edwin Young. Mr.. Charles F.
Tribbie, Mr.. Lenox Virts. DIR. NJ. c.
Glover. Mr.. David. Rowe. Mr.. T. j.
Doherty, Dr. Riley D. More. Mr. j.
Manning Mcleod, Mr.. c. w ,Renshaw.
Mr. E. A. Wahl and Mr.. T. r. Asquith
were hosts at a beautiful dance, fol-
lowed by number of supper parties,
Friday evening. at Wardman Courts
An orchestra furnished the music and
the lobby where the guests danced was
elaborately decorated with palms and
ferns. The dance was the fRst of a
series which will be given duMng the
winter.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Commander Charles e. McVay. L. s
". and Mrs. McVay have taken ar
apartment for the season at the Wood
ward.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Mai. Henry L. Roosevelt. L. S. NJ. C..
has been Joined here by Mrs. Roosevelt
and young son. who spent the summer
at Skaneateles, n. Y.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Mrs owen Hill. wife OF Lieut. Hill.
T.. s. n. will have her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Somers of Annapolis. spend
the winter with her at her home in Ro-
land Park, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

washington. after spending the sum-
mer at Atlantic City. Chicago and De-
troit. She was hostess at an informal
musical on Friday evening.
Misses May Goldby, Ruth Young and
Anna Beel Of Passaic. N. j. are here
visiting Washington for few days
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Morton Gittelman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Gittelman of Irving street,
left the. early part of the week for New
York. where he has gone to finish his
musical education. Many farewell par
ties were given in his honor, notable
among these being the dinners given
by Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Luchs of Kenyon
street and DIR. and Mrs. n. y. Smiler.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Admiral Fulham. T. s N. is spending
the present month at Bremerton. In
December he will join his family at
Coronado Beach. Cal. Mrs Fullam and
Miss Fullam are spending the interval
visiting friends in the east.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Ensign William NJ. Fechteler. T. S.
n. has gone to Newport for a visit to
his parents. Rear Admiral and Mrs. A
F. Fechteler.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Paymaster General Thomas J. Cowie.
u. S. N, and Mrs Cowie. after a visit
since early in September at Coeymans.
n Y, have returned to Newport.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Giebel were en-
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Mrs. ]: c. Baxter. mother of Naval
Constructor w. J. Baxter. L. S. N, is
visiting her son and family at the
Boston navy yard. where number of
entertainments have been given in her
honor.