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Fort Myer Notes.

Mrs. David Stockton of Princeton, N. J.,
and her two little daughters are spending
the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Stock
toms parents, Gen. and Mrs Scott.
Capt ]. L. Babson, from Laredo, Tex,
is spending the Christmas holidays with
his family at their quarters here.
Capt Duncan Elliot is spending the next
few months at Pine Tree Inn. Pinehurst,
N. C.
Miss Merrill Of Pennington, Conn.,, sis
ter of Mrs Hugh Scott, is spending the
Christmas time with Gen. Scott's family.
cavalry drill. the first public one
Of the season, is to take place on Decena-
Der 2S at the riding hall. The Engi-
neers' Band from Washington Barracks
will furnish the music.
Capt. and Mrs. Walsh and Miss Walsh,
Sd Field Artillery, are here. Capt.
Walsh is on temporary duty.
One of the biggest Christmas tree
parties ever held at Fort Myer prom.
ises to be the one today at the post
gymnasium. A big tree has been erect
ed by the ladies OF the I'd Cavalry. Not
only will the children of the garrison
take part in It, but the children of ali
soldiers In and around Fort Myer have
been xomembDgndn y
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p. J. Payne. Bob Rosen and R. K. Hol-
Misses Bernie Mcwilliams, Kath-
arine NJ. Jones, Henrietta Berens. Vir-
ginia Brfnkley, Mrs. A. II. Laird.
Ihelma Brennan. Margaret Heltman,
Alice Fowler. Nadine Bradford. Mabel
Lewis, Pauline NJ. Hunt, Viola Oliver,
agatha Lanigan, May McElligett, Sue
Ryan, May Moresi, Lillian Moresi,
5ertie Ledman, Peggy Fred. Lucy Nc
Camery. Mary Rhodes, Harriet Hester.
Mmadge Bolen, Bernadine shipley. Lola
Mildred Pocock. Marie Lucas. Mary
Marschaulk. Jennie Flood. Eleanor
Folger. o. NJ. Helmling E. o. Spauls.
SWendolynne Coleman. Dorothy Keene,
May Donovan. Marguerite Rabette. J.
Z. Kline, Margaret Black, Gussie
SSauers. Agnes Chartron,. Alice Bailey,
SMargaret Hartin: Esther Gormley,
Marie Robbins, Julia C. Hampton, Alice
Watts, Mildred Hoover, E. NJ. Morrison.
Grace Wormersley, Katherine McDon-
AID. Eugenia Puntenney. Hattie v.
Dewey. Mazda Carnahan, Blanche Man
ogue, Betty Pollock. Marie Sherwood,
Mary Murphy. Christine Hanna, Hazel
meyer, Ethel Evans, Elizabeth Man
ming. Irene Elmore. Mary Mcdonald,
FRANKIE Qufgley and Lena Kernodle.
Miss Hazel L. Greve entertsined at
her home in Columbia road Saturday
evening, December Is, in honor Of Miss
Erma b. Walker, whose marriage to
Mr.. James Kyle Ingham took place
yesterday. The evening was spent In
bridge and a shower for the BRIDE
elect The guests were Miss Walkers
sisters in Sigma Lambda Fraternity.
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of velvet and the straight full tunic
which reached well below the knees
was finished with a wide band of seal
SKIN. Tne Ioose-ntting velvet jacket
and was finished with a deep sealskin
collar. while narrow bands of the same
fur edged the cuffs. The hat worn
with this gown was broad brim, with
velvet of the same shade. the crown
wreathed with grapes shading from
pink to burgundy.
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Mrs. Grayson in Velvet.

Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, who was pres
ent at the judiciary reception at the
White House Tuesday evening. wore a
gown of aquamarine blue chiffon vel
vet. the slight draping on the skirt
being particularly adapted to her slen-
der, youthful figure. A broad band of
cloth of gold formed the lower part of
the corsage, which had a drapery of
ruby tulle falling from the shoulders
20 the hem. and almost completely veil
Ing the dress. The short, flowing
sleeves were also of the tulIe, and the
skirt ended In a long pointed train.
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Miss Hopkins In Cerise Tulle.

Miss Anne Hopkins was very lovely at
The Bradley ball in cerise tulle. made
very bouffant over cerise satin and
embroidered In silver. The square neck
was outlined with silver lace, which
also formed the cap sleeves.
Another stunning costume, which Miss
Hopkins is wearing. Is a calling suit of
greenish taupe gloveskin. The skirt
hangs from a yoke, and Is quite full.
The three-Quarter flaring coat, which Is
close-fltting, has the large square COL
lar and deep cuffs of Australian opos-
sum With this she wears a large
dark blue velvet haf
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Miss Boardman In Purple.

Miss Mabel Boardman. who is tighten
ing her mourning, wore shopping the
other day a deep purple broadcloth
Fashioned on strictly tailored lines.
The close-fitting. knee-Iength coat.
which had a decided fare below the
waist line. was finished with a wide
band OF gray fox, the large collar, cuffs
and muf being Of the same fur. The
sktrt was made on simple lines and
quite full With this suit was worn a
high-crown black velvet hat, with a
narrow brim, the only trimming being
two small black birds. perched upon
the crown.
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Mrs. Longworth in Fur.

Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, who was in
s. street making the rounds of the
shops in her motor car on one of the
coldest days last week, was wearing a
very long beaverskin coat which COM
pletely enveloped her. Her hat was a
sport shape o. brown velour. untrim-
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Miss Harris in Apricot Taffeta.

Miss Reeves Harris. who will make
her formal debut next Saturday after
noon. was one of the bellies of the even
ing at the navy yard ball
Her gown Of apricot taffeta had a
surplice bodice trimmed with silver
lace and finished with a girdle of silver
ribbon. The full gathered skirt was
lifted at the right side in pannier ef-
feet, and an underdress Of silver lace
showed below the hem.
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Miss johnson in Rose Tulle.

Miss Nellie Johnson. the debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul E. John
son, wore one of the prettiest dancing
dresses seen at the navy yard ball
Wednesday night. 1t was of a delicate
shade of rose pink tulle, color which
is extremely becoming to its youthful
wearer.
The bodice Of tulle had narrow silver
ribbons, tied on the shoulders in tiny
French bowknots, the ends extending
to the high girdie OF silver lace.
The skirt, formeds of numberless lay
ers of tulle, was made on foundation
of cloth of silver, trimmed around the
bottom with ruff1es of silver lace. The
tulle skirt had a trimming around the
edge of silver ribbon bowknots and
loops,
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Passed Assistant Paymaster Dallas
Bache Wainwright, United States Navy.
has been ordered from duty at the
Norfolk navy year to the u. S. s.
Melville of the Atlantic fleet where he
will take charge of accounts Of the
United States destroyers.
Mrs Robley D. Evans, widow of
Admiral Evans, United States Navy,
celebrated her eightieth birthday on
December at the home at Newport
of her son and dauehter-in-law,
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Frank T.
Evans. United States Navy, with whom
she Is spending the winter. The occa-
sion was well remembered by many OF
her old friends at Washington as well
as by those at Newport
Rear Admiral Willard Brownson.
United States Navy, retired. and Mrs.
Brownson, who left in the late autumn
at San Francisco. where they are the
frequent guests at dinners. and
receptions given in their honor by the
families of officers of both branches
Of the service.
Col Lincoln Karmany. United States
Marine Corps. and Mrs. Karmany are
among the service people who will
pass an exceptionally happy Christmas.
Col. Karmany recently obtained a sixty
day leave and, bidding adieu to the
marine barracks at Mare Island, Cal,
Of which he is in command, accom-
panied by his wife, left for Pebble
Beach. where a large house party has
been assembled to be their guests and
enjoy the holidays In their attractive
new home just completed at that place.
Commander Webster A. Edgar. United
States Navy, retired, and Mrs.
Edgar. who went TO the West Indies
on their wedding trip in the autumn.
have now gone to California. where
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Mrs. Schleuter in Burgundy Costume

One of the most effective of the new
burgundy gowns seen recently is an
Schleuter wore at a tea the other day.
The foundation and back panel were
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MRS. Ingraham at Navy Ball.

Mrs. William NJ. Ingraham, wife Of
the Secretary of war. was among the
notable guests who attended the ball
at the navy yard Wednesday night.
Her gown, while simple, was very
beautiful. having for its foundation
fiesh-color satin, over which cream
colored net was draped. The corsage.
with it's square decollete, was composed
almost entirely of bronze seQuins, with
a garland of nasturtiums around the
waist. The velvet flowers, with their
waist. the velvet flowers. with their
contrast.
Panels of the sequin trimming ex-
tended down on either side of the
skirt
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tned. with turned-down brim. This
former White House belle has not out
grown her girlish- predilection for red.
and she wore on this day a very becom-
Ing one-piece gown Of Venetian red
crepe de chine.
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Navy and Marine Corps.

Capt Mark Lambert Bristol, United
States Navy. and Mrs Bristol spent
last week in Washington as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Graef. On
December 2s Capt. Bristol will go to
Newport to the Naval War College.
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pastel shades. The close-fitting bodice
was of satin embroidered in silver and
iridescent sequins, with the upper por-
tion and angel sleeves Of self-toned
tulle.
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Mrs. Sol Rice left on Thursday for
Atlantic City after being the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Isaac Behrend, for ten
days.
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Mrs. Albert Gottlieb of Patchogue.
L. l., Is the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Rappaport Of 110s CO.
lumbia road.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Kann are spend
Ing the week end at Baltimore.
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Miss Carrie oppenheimer OF 1916 Bel
mont street has as her guest Miss
Katharine Kahn of New York.
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Mrs. Harold Kaufman was hostess
Tuesday. when she entertained the
Afternoon Bridge Club. Tea was
served during the afternoon.
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Personals.

Mrs. Charles Kaufman is at Norfolk
Va, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Frank for two weeks
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kaufman are
| weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Meyers in Baltimore.
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Mrs. Lee Baumgarten entertained
at a tea Tuesday afternoon at her
apartment in Airy View in honor of
out-of-town guests.
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Mr.. David Blum was given surprise
party last Sunday afternoon by num-
future home at Gloversville, n. Y.
In the party were Misses Mildred
Wallerstein. Ruth Kahn. Florence
Heilbrun. Miriam Kleeblatt and Messrs.
Alfred Picard, Aubrey Fischer, George
Nordlinger, Morton Jackson, Paul
Heller and Sylvan Oppenheimer.
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Miss Hortense King, who attends
Goucher College at Baltimore, is
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King of La
nier place.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Baer have re-
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Miss Jennie Sanger will be the guest
for several weeks at New York Of Mrs. L.
Lauman
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The Town and Country Club has sent
out cards for a housewarming at its
new Town Club House. 1908 Adams Mill
road Monday afternoon, January /,
1917
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Miss Wilma Eiseman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eiseman of Atlantic
City, is spending the Christmas holt-
days with her aunt, Mrs. Meyer Nord-
linger, 3140 @ street.
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Mrs. Milton Hopfenmaier has as her
guest Mrs. Simon of Philadelphia.
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Miss Florence Cohn of BIAS Mount
Pleasant street has as her guest Miss
Frances Sheeline of New York, for
whom she is entertaining at a tea this
afternoon from to o'clock.
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Miss Miriam Franc is home from the
University of Pennsylvania to spend
the holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Franc. Mr.. Alan Nord-
linger of Atlantic City is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Franc.
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The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club
was entertained at luncheon and
bridge last week by Mrs. Rudolph
Behrend at her apartment in Wyoming
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Miss Read in Black Tulle and Vel
vet.

Another effective gown at the Brad
ley ball Wednesday night was worn by
Miss Margaret Read, who returned the
same day to spend the holidays with
her parents, Col. and Mrs George Read.
1t was OF black tulle and velvet made
with a f1sh-tail train of black velvet
falling from the shoulders and lined
with American beauty satin.
The girdle-bodice of black velvet had
straps of the velvet over the shoulders
TO which the long bell sleeves of black
tulle embroidered in gold were at
tached.
The skirt was dancing length, with a
panel of gold embroidery down the
front and cascades of gold-embroidered
tulle at the Sides
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turned from their wedding trip and
are at the Emerson. Belmont road

Miss Annette Cohen OF Baltimore was
the guest during the week of Miss
Esther de Young.
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SOCIETY IN SILHOUETTE
Mrs. Bulmer in Gold Brocade.

Mrs. Roscoe c. Bulmer wore a stun
ming gown OF gold brocade at the ball
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley
Wednesday night.
The foundation was Of cloth of gold
trimmed with ruffies of gold lace. the
brocade having the effect of an over
dress. with a long narrow train falling
from the waist line.
The decollete bodice had a top of
white tulle over fiesh-colored chiffon
veiled in gold lace and long tulle angel
sleeves.
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Mrs. Glennon in Venetian Blue.

The ball at the navy yard Wednesday
night. which was the first one OF the
season to be given by the officers at
the navy yard. naval hospital and ships
stationed at Washington. brought forth
como OF the loveliest gowns which will
be seen here this winter.
Mrs. James H. Glennon, wife of the
commandant of the yard, wore a hand
some gown of Venetian blue net with
the overskfrt and train elaborately
beaded In iridescent blue sequins end
side panels of tulle of the same shade.
Ehe square-neck bodice was of silver
lace veiled with tulle, and a design Of
The seQuins, and was finished with a
eorsage of pink roses shading to a
8elicate blue.
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Miss Hilda King. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph King, will entertain
| on Tuesday at a luncheon at her home
at Beverly Courts in honor of out-of-
town guests.
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The Misses Mildred wallerstein and
Camille Schwab left Friday for Rich
mond, Va. to be the guests of relatives
over the holidays.
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giving an "at home" tonight. followed
by dancing to about twenty couples.
A buffet supper will be served during
the evening and the house will be at
tractively decorated in Christmas green's
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| Mrs. Addie Sigmund and Mrs. David
Engle leave the early part Of the week for
| New York to be the guests of their sis
| ter, Mrs. r. Harris of West End avenue.
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Miss Viola Sanders, who was the guest
of Mrs. Alvin Newmyer for several weeks,
| has returned to her home at New York.
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Miss Eleanor Loeb leaves during the
| week for Frederick. Nd, to be the guest
| OF Miss Rose Stern.
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Miss Maud Lichtenstein and Miss Juliet
Lichtenstein of Georgetown are giving
tea tomorrow afternoon from to z
o'clock in honor of their cousin. Miss
Lichtenstein Of New Haven, Conn, who
is their house guest
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| Mrs. Victor Strasburger. who was
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert Meyer,
| for several weeks, has returned to her
home at Norfolk, Va.
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| Miss Eleanor Selinger leaves today
for Kansas City. Mo-, to be the guest
of relatives for some weeks.
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Mrs. Gross IN Corn-Colored Satin.
Mrs. Matthew A. Cross. who is spend
tng the winter with her parents. Ad-
eniral and Mrs. Glennon. was charming
Do o gown Of corn-colored satin, with
nh0pRuptera- -caughk with Roses In. the
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Mrs. Leon Reizenstein and son, Master
Harris Reizenstein of New York, are
expected today to spend the holidays
with relatives.
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Miss Hortense Hano is spending the
holidays at Baltimore, the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. ]. Engle.
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Mrs. Sol Minister of Ontario place en-
tertained Thursday afternoon in honor
of her aunt, Mrs. Alexander Hofheimer
of Norfolk, Va. who was her house
guest. Mrs. Hofheimer left the end of
the past week for New York.
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Lieut.. II. H ]. Benson, U. S. N, has
taken an apartment at the Wyoming. in
order to be near his parents. Admiral
w. 8. Benson. Z. S. N, and Mrs. Benson
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Mrs. Anderson, wife of Lieut. Antol
B. Anderson, U. S. N, now on duty o.
waters, is visiting her sister, Mrs
James Plummer Haynes. at the Ontario
Evening star., 1916-12-24

Mrs. F. r. Brainard. mother of Lieut..
Roland NJ. Brainard, U. S. N, has gone
to Annapolis for the winter in order to
be with her son.
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Mrs. Goldman, daughter of the late
Col. John Biddle Porter. and widow Of
the late Bishop of Maine. has decided
to make her permanent future home at
Boston, where she has this season pur-
chased house.
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Miss Rita Nusbaum is giving a
dance tomorrow night for young folks
in honor of out-of-town guests.
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Commander ]. v. Chase U. 8. N, and
Mrs. Chase have moved to No. 10 Lenox
street. Chevy Chase. from their former
home in BI Iadley lane.
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Mrs. smalley. wife of Capt. Henry R.
Smalley, accompanied by their young
son. has Joined Capt. smalley at Eagle
Pass, Tex
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Rear Admiral Royal r. Ingersoll,
U. s. n. and Mrs. Ingersoll are spend
ing the winter in the south. and will re-
main at The Ivy Lane Inn. Daytona, Fla,
until the middle Of April.
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Mrs. Burnet have as their guest at the
Norfolk navy yard, Virginia, Miss
Miriam Doyle OF Washington. Mrs.
Bufnet's mother, Mrs. Robert Farrar,
who has been visiting her son-in- law
and daughter for some time, has now
returned to her home here.
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Lieut.. Laurence r. Reifsneider, U. S.
N, went to Annapolis last week to join
his family. who have been for some
time with Mrs. Reifsneider's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Monroe.
Evening star., 1916-12-24

{ Col. Harry L. Rogers, who has been at
Washington visiting Lieut.. and Mrs.
Charles Burd Eckels, has now returned
to San Antonio, Tex. where he is on
duty
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Capt. Frank NJ. Bennett, Z. s. N.
commandant navy yard, Mare Island, ant
Mrs. Bennett have as their guests Mrs
Keith Forrest and little daughter
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Mrs. Anton II. Schroeder. widow of
Lieut.. Schroeder. has gone to New York
to remain there for the winter at the
Prince George Hotel.
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Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Louis V. Carziarc
have come to the city to spend the win
ter with their daughter Mrs. Ritchie
McGraun, at her home, 1446 N street
Evening star., 1916-12-24

Mrs. Snyder, wife of Civil Engineer
Bert NJ. Snyder, u. 8. N. left last week
for California, where she will spend
the winter with Mr.. Snyder in the
bungalow recently leased at Napa.
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Early Fall Term Opening

The beginning of the Early Fan
term starts tomorrow, Monday, No
vcmbcr G, uD the Albuquerque Busi
ness college and those intending to
take up amy Of the courses offered by
this institution should enter immedi-
aielN.
New courses will Doe organized in
nearly an subjects some time during
the week.
The opportunities of young men
ana women u business are great and
are becoming greater, there is a great
demand Tor assistants IN nearly every
luo Of business
The apprentice system IFS abolished
IN nearly every line ana s being sue
eocdcd by the trade school business
today ls the Master Profession. the
greatest trade OF aIL and whatever
may be- your speciality business
training VIII bee of value to YOU every
day OF your life
The successful men and Women Of
the future viii be those who train for
II and now Is the time for training.
The Albuquerque Business college
makes speciality of business. stem
oe7phic. banking pcnmmship, civil
service and commercial teachers
training courses, both In residence
school aud by mail Parents and
young people should get in touch with
the management aD once can, write
or phone G2T
ALBUQUERQUE BUSINESS COLI
LEGE. .., /
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WASHINGTON Nov. 4.-The pink boil
worm, the most destructive cotton
pest known, has appeared for the first
time IN North America The depart
mont of agriculture announced today
that worms had been discovered IN
northern Mexico, where their pres
uclW announcement constitutes one
of the greatest menaces which has
come to the American industry in its
history. Importation from Mexico
OF cotton seed. cotton seed hulls, and
seed cotton les prohibited under am or
der issued late today.
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.bo. dc ttJa.a and fe elected to Of
rico ~ 4p oysr0b,Imtpr majority.
Mr. HARRIS i..ap Alnuau,r,yc product
born and reared Sow occupvlng
u,r .r..pouaIbIe po.,t.aa Ii. cashier of
81, Fu-t Nstaa.I. U4pE Of Auuoucr-
... Nh. Mann. r.. mad. . record
tina. +. ,n.fasJe Inn local business cir
aI.. Born .,u ola AIsu.uIeruIr Feb
nan 6 I.sa. rho son of Henry "
Harm. and Mar. Al uarr.. Frank
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7Uout 81 nc mH0 .hooIs. and ut-
..r a nd. rni.pr.If. OF Erw Mexico.
FINISHING his education ne vas "a
sf.noeuphr. for several yolr. for the
SANTA IT, railway. later entering the
employ of tine Bank of Commerce
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