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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-04

three months. In the wonder of the =
engagement Ralph did not realize
what his first meeting with Dorothy
should have taught him - that his
fiancee combined a certain inherited
holiness of temper with her SWEET
ness. Once of twice he had to hum-y
BILE himself to get forgiveness for,
omissions; he had kept her waiting,
being unavoidably detained; he had
been unable to accompany her to,
the theater one evening. He thought
nothing of this, for he knew Dorothy
was the dearest girl in the world. But
something happened which upset all
his calculations. The colonel fell
dead in the street.
After the funeral it was discovered
that the mortgage on the property
had to be met Immediately. The pa
per was taken over by an old rival
of Colonel Sharpe, and the future of
Ralph and Dorothy was left "up in
the air."
The girl hardened. Ralph's protests
fell unheeded on her ears. 'It would
have killed my uncle if he had
known she said.
. But l was not to blame, dear"
ooh, you should have been more
businesslike. What are you going to
do now?"
For the first time Ralph lost his
temper 81 am going to offer you
your freedom if you only care for the
business" he said Indignantly.
He knew he had misjudged her.
He would have been at her feet the
next moment. But Dorothy, indig-
nanlty on her part, too, flung the ring
across the table and walked out of
the room with high head and trem-
bling lips.
Ralph left the house, crushed A
penitent letter from him remained
unanswered. He knew that he had
lost Dorothy forever.
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titude. The dog, reading his mind,
and treasured; leaped up with a Sc
ries of yelps. Ralph was conscious
that the girl saw all this, though her
back was toward him.
He left the dog on the doorstep,
but the next morning, when he went
to the office, it was waiting for him.
81 see Misfortune has attached
himself to you, sir" said the colonel.
81 hope not" answered Ralph.
'The dog, Mr.. Evans. That's what
we call him. Never was anybody's
dog, but he follows folks and gener-
ally runs between their legs and up
sets them. My niece was telling me
yesterday
"She thought it was my dog" said
Ralph. 81 wish l could make it clear
to her that it wasn't mine. Won't you
tell her, Col Sharper"
why, 1 guess Dorothy recognized
the dog after ALL" answered the colo
mel. But maybe you'd like to ex-
plain to her yourself, Mr.. Evans"
Which Ralph did, to be rewarded
with complete forgiveness for a
crime he had never committed. Those
were happy days that followed.
Ralph found his position highly to
his taste and the colonel and he had
already agreed upon the terms of
sale about the time that Ralph found
he loved Dorothy with all his heart.
The love declaration was as simple
as always, when it is the outcome of
mutual love. Dorothy promised to
become his wife when he was owner
of the Mirror-Advocate.
"And do you know what 1 have
done, Ralph" she, asked him the
next morning. 81 have adopted Mis-
fortune"
81 wondered I hadn't seen him
around for a day or two" answered
Ralph, laughing. 81 thought he had
adopted me, but of late he has been
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01
King Quality
Shoes.
for all kinidsof men
$3.50 e $500

!" Oscar Romans school rig came t.:
grief Tuesday morning. shortly after
.depositing its load Of scholars at sehssl.
The driver then drove to one of the ele-.
vators and while he was absent fer .
few moments the team became fright.
ened and bolted up Main street, and
were caught near slais' farm, after they
had ditched the caravan. Nc other dam
age lis reported. IL
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cesspool will also be sunk away from the
building and also other improvements
which will go to make up a irst-class
hotel will also be put in. Mr.: Wliteley
is certainly doing his share in provia-
ing comforts for the travelling public
and building up u little town of Law
ton.
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Carpenters arrived Tuesday afternoon
and commenced work on the new build
ing of the r. 8. AcMorran residence.
Harry Johnson left Edmore Monday |
to enjoy himself camping and fishing for
wo weeks near his old home in
Minnesota.
Carpenters are busy at work on ]. s.
Anthory's new garage and warehouse IN
Second avenue. The building is OF q
concrete foundation 24x50. with IA It.
posts, Watch Ilawton grow.
Lamb & Hops new warehouse and
garage is all closed in. this week and
work on the inside commenced. The
building will be about 25xs0 and when
completed will be one of h most up to
date garages in the state.
The following dispatch from Berthold.
received Wednesday, will be of interest
Ito many of our readers: To
the arrival OF a boy, on May %. weight
10 Ia lbs, property of Mr.. and Mrs.
lchas. Thompson, Berthold. N. D.. x
George w. Bennett one Of our oldest
and most respected citizens left Monday
for points in Minnesota. Mr.. Bennett
has not yet decided where he will locate
permanently. at least he will not return
to Lawton, unless 1t may be to visit.
Mr.. BENEFITS many Lawton friends re-
greet his leaving, and wish him we'll
wherever he decides to ,sojourn.
Concrete. foundations for. the addition
to the Commercial hotel are being laid
this week and within a few days the car
penters will building. Tn.
cellar under tho old building has been
lenla~sed to full extent and concerted.
The heating plant has been r%earranged
to heat the new addition, under which
has been sunk a new 200 barrel cistren.
which will be brickcd and cemented. a
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EDMORE
(Edmors Herald) a.

MI. AcNish of Fairdale was in town
~ ns s. 49, s:i,s.,
+. j. Klingle was a Devils Lake Wis
itor Monday.
B. A Cole went to Devils Lake last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Mcclure was a passenger to
Lakota Tuesday.
Agnes Sampson went to Grand
Forks Monday to have her eyes treat
ed.
Arne Haakenson and wife We're Dew
lis Lake visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. j. D. Robertson left Monday
for Leasy. MIMI, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Lilo.
Miss Everhart of the high school ia
Guilty. was absent from her duties last
Friday, due to illness.
Mrs. A.. L. Erickson was a Grand
Forks passenger Monday. She went
to attend her daughters wedding.
.ns-essi;2s~- 49, &aDAj~.
Leslie Kelly who took part in the
Leclamatory. contest at Grand Forks
last week, returned Monday afternoon.
o. S. Wing and c. W. johnson went
to Hampden Monday afternoon to DO
some painting. They win be gone for
several days. s<.a~.
fMessrs Henry and Frank Miller Of
Jordan, Montana, who formerly we're
in the. livery business in this village,
came Monday.
Miss Ida johnson who was one of
the contestants in the defamation con-
test that was held at Grand Forks
Friday returned home Saturday.
Prof. Urness went to Grand Forks
last Tuesday to a..end the Super;n-
tendent's convention and track meet
and defamation contest.
!'r. and Mrs. Toomey, Mr.. and Mrs
Honey, Mr.. and Mrs. Currier, DR.. and
Mrs. ogilvie, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Os.
dal, VIM. Ross and j. w. Wright at.
tended the dedication services Of Thu
new Masonic temple at Devils Lake
last Thursday.
IT.. Roena Circle met Friday wit!
Mrs. Kelly.
Mrs. Rosh5t returned from Devil
Lake Saturday. "
Geo. Bulloch of sarles was an Ed
more caller Saturday.
Mrs. n. J. Nyhus returned fror
Grand Forks Tuesday afternoon.
G. Dci,, a mason from Devils Lax
came Friday TO do some work on tn
I Hugh ~Jenyings property.
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DR.. Ogilvie will leave Saturday on
his usual monthly professional trip,
being absent. about a week as he will
attend a Masonic affair at Fargo while
away.
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Miss Eva Burkett went to Devils Lake
Wednesday morning where she will visit
for a few days.
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Mrs. r. T.. Maddux was a shopper al
Devils Lake between trains Friday.
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Ralph Falk of Thief River Falls,
came Thursday for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Jennings. Mr.. Falk
is a brother Of Mrs. Jennings.
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Don't forget Captain Racket" at the
opera house Friday evening. June !.
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Tuesday evening. to witness the OPEN
ing game of ball of the season between
Cando and Lakota. Cando was return
ed a winner by q score of s to 5.
+. N. Mann, president Of the Atlas
Lumber. Co., and the district auditor of
the company, was here last Thursday
They report that the local branch Of the
concern is in excellent condition,
The Times neglected to mention last.
that Martin Hoffstad. onesof the
prominent farmers southeast Of town;
was the owner of a fine new Studebaker
car which he purchased from NJ. F. Fos-
sen. the. local ~Studebaker; dealer.
Mrs. Amos Schweitzer and Miss Hazel
left Tuesday for Rochester, Mimi, where
they will again undergo treatment at
the Mayo Eros, hospital. Both Mrs.
Schweitzer and Miss Hazel underwent
last winter but neither have
completely recovered.
During the week a party of prominent
Iowa land men and farmers were here
looking over the country with a view to
investing. The party composed Of c. H..
Dougherty. of Sheldon, Iowa, a brother
of T. J. Dougherty, his son from Rock
Rapids. Ia. Emil Van Anne. prominent
farmer of Rock Rapids. and Fred Steab-
now All these gentlemen have become
stockholders in the new bank to be ess
tablished at Rock Lake. They looked
over several pieces Of land while here.
with 4 view to purchasing. Jas. Dough-
erty is to be associated with II. B.. Gray
in b management Of the new Rock
r nr.~tf sNrssse- s.=+ Nls S%.zaE -spY.f ~ s.Fsy.-s
Lake pank. y
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The stork visited at the home Of Mr.
and Mes. Ellen Hang, Friday, presenting
them with a daughter. All doing nicely
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01

Carl Berg, mail carrier on route two,
is taking his annual vacation and Paul
Slime is carrying the mail. in his place.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lyman were
passengers to Devils Lake on Thursday
Thursday morning. %.-i-.
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Charles Burkett was a business visitor
at Devils Lake between trains Wednes-
DAY. - ~M~ ..e-~~
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day for Devils Lake to attend the 50th
anniversary ceremonies Of the founding
fof the G. A. R.
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and Mrs. Thomas Pesek went to
Grand Forks Monday to consult. ply
%sicians regarding Mrs. Pesek's' health.
which is causing anxiety.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01

c. A. Hall of Lakota, was a bushes
visitor in town Tuesday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01

Mesdames Day and Ruttle left Tue:
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01

Tuesday evening, to witness the OPEN
ing game of bali of the season between
Cando n Lakota. Cando vas return-
ed a winner by q score of s to S.
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c. w. Bundy of Backus, Mimi,
came Tuesday. MI Backus is engag-
ed as pitcher for the ball team.
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Mrs. L. J. Leonard left for Caledos-
ia, Wis, Monday to visit her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Peter Mitchell.
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c. W. Bundy of Backus, Mimi,
Tuesday. MI. Backus is engage
ed as pitcher for the ball team.
Mrs. L. J. Leonard left for Caledo!-
ia, Wis, Monday to visit her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Peter Mitchell.
DR.. and Mrs. Craig and Mr.. Mcclure
to Hampden Sunday visiting at
the home of the Dr's brother, DIR. T.
F. Craig.
Mrs. George Andrews who has been
visiting at the home OIL. Hcllickson
for some time left Saturday for her
home a. Dodson, Mont.
Mrs. ]. l.. Rosholt and Mrs. H. J..
Nyhus were passengers to Devils Lake
last Thursday to attend the dedication
Of the new Masonic temple.
-
Ralph Falk of Thief River Falls,
came Thursday for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Jennings. Mr.. Falk
is a brother Of Mrs. Jennings.
DR.. Ogilvie will leave Saturday on
his ns,nal monthlvi nrofoss;oral trim
49, .L..-...l-. --o II,
o'SSAu " ~ "n"1r OF i"Aeo "HA'e
away.
n,,,4 fo,r.. ..con.. :, p.,l... - ~.
$780, $500 r.,ao., a1,a.,.~ TO-.
- .
---.
Charles Burkett was a business visitor
10y. Mss~-e-
"
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lyman were
passengers to Devils Lake on Thursday
= -
Miss Eva Burkett went to Devils Lake
Wednesday morning where she will visit
for a few days.
Carl Berg, mai carrier on route two,
is taking his annual vacation and Paul
Sine is carrying the mail in his place.
children returned to Devils Lake Friday
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Ingwaldson and
children returned to Devils Lake Friday
morning after-a short visit with friends.
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Jacob Deal and Will Maddux left on
Monday for Brockett where they will be-
gin work on a big farm home which Deal
a. Strong have the contract for.
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Mrs. j. l.. Rosholt and Mrs. H. j.
Nyhus were passengers to Devils Lake
last Thursday to attend the dedication
of the new Masonic temple.
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o. S. Wing and G.. W. johnson went
to Hampden Monday afternoon to DO
some painting. They will be gone for
several days.
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Miss Della Fursteneau came up from
Devils Lake Saturday and spent a few
days at the home Of her sister, Mrs. a.
G. Arneson.
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DR.. and Mrs. Craig and Mr.. Mcclure
aatoed to Hampden Sunday visiting at
the home of the Dr's brother, DIR. T.
F. Craig.
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Mrs. George Andrews who has been
visiting at the home Of II. Hcllickson
for some time left Saturday for her
home a. Dodson, Mont.
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tMessrs Henry and Frank Miller Of
Jordan, Montana, who formerly were
in the. livery business in this village,
came Monday. ..z
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Miss Ida Johnson who was one Of
the contestants in the defamation con-
test that was held at Grand Forks
Friday returned home Saturday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01

Leslie Kelly who took part in the
leclamatory: contest at Grand Forks
last week, returned Monday afternoon.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01

J.. w. Pownell went to York last Sat-
urday for a short visit with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Pownell, who had been there
for the past week. accompanied him
home.
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Several. from. here were at cando on
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01

Mrs. A. L. Erickson was a Grand
Forks passenger Monday. She went
to attend her daughters wedding.
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The local pool hall and bowling alley
has been given a coat of calsimfne and
paint which adds considerable to its ap-
|rearance.
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Mrs. N. Borgeson was down from Rock
Lake to spend Sunday at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Briggs.
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Prof. Urness went to Grand Forks
last Tuesday to a..:.end the Super;n-
1endent's convention and track meet
and defamation contest.
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G. Dcia, a aso from Devils Laae
came Friday TO do some work on the
Hugh Jenyings property.
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Mr.. Mcclure was a passenger to
Lakota Tuesday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01

Miss Everhart of the high school ia
Guilty. was absent from her duties last
Friday, due to illness.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01

Mrs. j. D. Robertson left Monday
for Leasy. MIMI, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Lilo.
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B. A Cole went to Devils Lake last
Wednesday.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-06-01

Mrs, n. J. Nyhus returned from
Grand Forks Tuesday afternoon.
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Carpenters arrived Tuesday afternoon
n commenced work on the new build
ing of the r. 8. AcMorran residence.
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Geo. Bulloch of Sarles was an Ed
more caller Saturday.
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Agnes Sampson went to Grand
Forks Monday to have her eyes treat
N
Evening star., 1916-10-09
MISS ALICE LUCILLE BACON,
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
William Bacon, and
MR.. WALTER SCOTT PENFIELD
of this city.

occupied at Lenox during the summer
and who will remain to see her off.
Evening star., 1916-10-09

Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair will
close their villa at Newport the latter
part of the week. when they will re-
turn to Washington for the winter.
Evening star., 1916-10-09

brother-in-law and sister, Col. and Mrs.
Chase w. Kennedy, who have leased
the residence, 1914 21st stheet.
Col. Murray, who was in command
Of the military camp at Plattsburg
during the summer, was obliged to
come to Washington early in Septem-
ber. when he went to the Walter Reed
Hospital. He will remain there during
the winter, his condition being due to
overwork while in Panama.
The marriage of Miss Marguerite Ce-
celia OToole. daughter Of Mrs. Kath-
Corbett Of Columbus, Ohio. will take
place Wednesday evening. November s,
at o'clock.
Mrs. William D. Lynch, the brides
sister. will be her only attendant. and
Mr.. George E. Corbett of this city will
act as best man for his brother.
Mr.. Corbett has not yet given out the
list of ushers.
A large reception will follow at
Rauscher's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Devereux John
ston have gone to Jacksonville, Fla
On their return they will spend sew
eral weeks at Charleston. s. c.. Mrs.
Johnston's old home, reaching Wash
ington about the middle of November.
The Officers Club, at the Washington
barracks will have an informal hop
Thursday evening Of this week to cele-
brate the arrival of the new officers
there and the return of few of those
formerly stationed there.
Mr.. F. A. Richardson, after an alb
sence of five months. at Atlantic City
and various New England resorts. has
returned to Washington and Is at the
Cosmos Club for the winter
The members of Alpha Nu Chapter of
the Kappa Alpha Fraternity were hosts
Yesterday afternoon from to Z, at
their chapter house IN Columbia road,
when they entertained at q prettily ap-
pointed reception in compliment to Rear
Admiral Charles H. Stockton. president
and Mrs. stockton. The decorations
were attractively carried out with
palms. ferns and masses of chrysan-
themums and dahlias. An italian string
orchestra furnished the music for the
Mr. ]. Edgar Hoover president Of the
chapter, received with Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Stockton in the bay window
of the drawing room, with a large
Kappa Alpha banner as the back
adorned with a centerpiece Of red
dahlias, surrounded with ferns, were
Mrs Borden. wife of Col. William Cline
Borden, dean of the medical depart
ment of George Washington Univer-
sity, and Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins
wife of the dean Of the engineering
department. Among others assisting
were Miss Lucy Burlingame, Mis- Theo-
dosia Seibold, Miss Charlotte Simpson
Miss Margaret Prentiss, Miss Phyllis
Stewart, Miss Virginia Galliher and
Miss Ola Spruce. The guests invited te
meet Admiral and Mrs. Stockton in
cluded members of the fraternities
sororities and societies of George
Washington University, as well as the
alumni of Kappa Alpha.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Flora Josephine Elliott OF Belle Meade
Fauquier county, Va, to Mr.. Harrison
Carlisle Doyle. The ceremony took
place at the picturesque Little Church
Evening star., 1916-10-09

Countess Scherr Thoss. who came to
this country shortly before the death
Of her mother. Mrs. Henry White. will
sail for her home in Germany Thurs
day. October 12. She is now at New
York, her point of departure, with her
father, who has closed the place he
Evening star., 1916-10-09

of the twenty-frst birthday ami
versary OF Mr.. Barton French, son OF
Mrs. Seth Barton French, who arrived
the same day from the camp at Platts-
French ranch at Calgary, Canada
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell E. Sard. Mrs. French,
Mr. Mr. and and Mrs Mrs. ia,a John +. MccTlloagh.
son. Mrs. Thomas L. Shevlin, Miss
Katherine Fay, Messrs. John. Fred
and Charles Inman, John F. Talmage,
Misses Dorothy and Marjorie Hancock
Mrs. Albert Gleaves has returned to
Washington from Sag Harbor.
Misses Sarah and Marie Coniff, for
merly of Washington, are here from st.
Augustine, Fla, spending a few weeks
with Miss Pattie Creecy.
given at the naval training station,
Newport, R. l., October IL, for the ben
eft Of the Newport Aid Society, the
Naval Relief Society and the Army and
Navy Y. NJ. C. A. For the ball, boxes
have been taken by Rear Admiral Aus
tin NJ knight, Rear Admiral Cameron
MGR. Winslow, Commander Rufus q.
Johnston, Commander ]. K. Robson and
many other naval officers; Mrs. French
Vanderbilt, Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mr..
Brown.
Mr.. Perry Belmont is one of a COM
mittee of three officials of the New
port Country Club and Newport Gun
Club which has been selected to con-
slider the advisability of consolidating
the two clubs.
Nine. Jules Henri de Sibour Joined
viscount de Sibour yesterday at the
ut Hnf Srnri a
Mr.. Preston Gibson left Newport yes
terday for his camp on Lake Edward,
Quebec, where he will spend ten days.
November 1.
Bishop Harding and his daughter,
Miss Charlotte Harding. left yesterday
for st. Louis to attend the Episcopal
conference there.
Bishop Harding, the Bishop of
Worcester. and his daughter, Miss
Yeatman-Biggs: Bishop Montgomery
and his daughter, Miss Montgomery,
and the Archdeacon of Worcester were
luncheon guests yesterday of Mrs. Will
liam ]. Boardman and Miss Boardman.
Mrs. Lloyd Bowers, who has planned
to spend the winter at New York, will
go there the last of the week for a
visit of several days, but will return
to Washington before closing her resi-
dence on Connecticut avenue for the
season.
Mrs. Hampson Gary returned to
Washington today from a visit of sew
eral days at New York.
Mrs. Robert L. Taylor, widow of SEN
ator Taylor, has returned to her home
in Tennessee after spending several
weeks at Stoneleigh Court.
Mrs. Peter Murray and Miss Frances
Murray, wife and daughter of Col.
Murray, who spent the summer and
early auaumn at Plattsburg, n. Y,
have arrived at Washington, and will
pass the winter with Mrs. Murray S
Evening star., 1916-10-09

Mrs. Albert Gleaves has returned to
Washington from Sag Harbor.