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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
DR. PLANT BELIEVES WIFE
SLAYER ABLE TO PLEAD
TO CHARGE.
Or. Winqerter and Dr.. Plant if'I the
Court and jury Able Has seen
Insane Since Childhood.

That Henry Able. indicted Oil u
vnarg., ~ first degree murder tor tue
shaving OF his wife on IN" evening OF
May II II their homo on tue South
Side. i. afflicted with prarcON TIC
nicrtia. Il progressive mcuIai disorder
,iral he probably has been ad!icte9
with the disorder since chli"tool duu
vas afflicted vito It on IN" "aE w.
sho; his wife. biit that u" believes mat
,hlr WAS at hat fima able 10 dlSfln.
..,,i-tr hrr.Nr.n right aud wrong. aud
i3;,, IL. T.. unW aOC IA make Such Il
L;siinr,ian W.. tin. ci&t -; tn" irSti'
,unnv given hv rr. r.. l.. Piauf. county
phv%ician. before the Jury mNe>i!-
Eating Ab!r'S mruial condition III the
criminal cuur; yesterday evening.
tr Plant waS the last witness
examined before Judge Alan n. ROD
jnsou adjourned criminal court tor
Ihr THANKSGIVING day holiday. re
vas pu. on the stand by tn" stare; III
,rhuttal. after Able'S attorneys nad
!rrsted their case Il few minutes oesofe
; O'Clock laSi evening.
After detailing his examinations OF
At,lr. mad" in til" county JAIL. IN
RESPONSE to inquiries put 10 hun by
Prosecuting Attorney -. y. Mchec'
Dr.. Plant testified. in effect:
Had POWER OF nSdSO''hS'
MI whole examination Of the man
,nngad. while | agree that he is Al
Elected now with praecoN dementla.
IA, on The day Of tho shooting he
.hoIIch, he had a motive for the ShoOt.
ing. thai he HaS able 70 reason. anu
-. if h. had NOT mad Sn much
whiskrv in him un would NOT nave
fired the shot that took his VIE $
life.
DO YOU think that nc now haS sui
ficieni reasoning power 10 plead 10
an Indictment charging him with
murder: to answer to his best IN
fsrrst?" Prosecutor Mckee inquired.
He bad the last time rNanlneu
him. about Il week ago
Taking into consideration your
examinations OF him: the history Of
his life which YOU secured in this
rorrt and elsewh here: your observation
IF him here in court and his. exam
inaiiop on the witness Stand.--in your
opininn has he sufficient intelligence
now TO consult with his attorneys and
plead. TO :; charge OF murder:
Yes. He knows enough to pro-
;nrt himself.
"On the 3lst day OF MAY. wnen lie
shot his wife, was be able to tell rtShf
from wrong.
Il believe he was
Knew Right from Wrong.
Was he able 70 distinguish between
right and wrong?
YES. Al every examination made
N, remembered that he did wrong.
he said he wouldn't do il again. His
conversation with me- convinced me
flat he had motive for his deed.
"His conversation with tho witness
from whom be bought the gun, take
i is evidence Of his power TO reason.
There is no doubt in my mind that
he went home intending TO kill him.
self. but that something his wife said
or did 10 him then caused him to kill
her" n,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
Eavoritc Couch Medicine.

Thcrc arc Eood reaaons WHY Nnanl.
berlain'S Cough Remedy is preferred
to any other by many mothers Of
Young children. Read what one Of
them says about it: Last winter my
daughter had an attack of Group and
gave her Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy. II relieved her az once. My OK
pcriencn and that Of my friends is that
Ibis medicine will do all that is claim
ed for il, writes Mrs. ". II. Wood,
lima Ohio ObIaipable everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30

frihutinn Of the proceeds Of The sal"
Of property involved in the case OF
August Wiethn. administrator Of the
estate Of Henry Winthe. deceased,
against Anna Wiethe anG others.
Tho decree recitns the sale OF pro
pertv owned by the late August
Wicthn for sums agGrncating S2,11p,
directs that creditors shall hn paid
alter court cost claims are met and
The payment Uf Il dover 90 Anna
Wirthr in case any funds are avail
able after court costs and creditors
claims are paid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
LOCAL ROTARY CLUB
Hear Inspiring Talk BY The Rev. Dr.
C. E. Allen On Thanksgiving
Mr.. kossuth On autobiography

With moro than d half hundred
members present al The regular week
IL luncheon-meeting. held Yesterday
noon in the Mcclure house, a snort Dut
inspiring talk was given by the Rev.
DR.. Clarence T.. Allen Of the Fourih
Street Methodist Episcopal church, on
''Thanksglyinc." George j. kossu.h,
tho well known local portrait artist,
spoke on photography. illustrating his
talk with a. number Of artistic photo
graphs Of local persons.
The dining hall was beautifully ana
arristically decorated in keeping WIN
the Thanksgiving spirit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
MEETING POSTPONED
Session Of W. c. A. Board OF oTe1
tors To BE Held Friday Night
To Consider Many Matters.

Because several OF the members
could not be present, the called meet
ing Of the board OF directors or tie
Wheeling Commercial association vas
postponed from last night until FRIDAY
evening at s o'clock.
Little routine matters will be taken
I'D. as the meeting is to be held 10 dis
cuse a number Of important questions,
including proposed adjustment be-
tween the Tri.StAta Milk Producers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
H. c. |. PROBE
Started By Pittsburgh Chamber -
Commerce Which Asks W. c. A.
To Cooperate

\ communication was received at
tho Wheeling Commercial association
headquarters yesterday from the Pitts
hurgh Chamber Of Commerce asking
that the organization co-operate IN the
attempt ~ reduce the high cost OF Nv
ing In this section OF the country.
General Manager Charles NJ. Ketch.
nm said the association would >.
pleased To assist in the movement and
would send IT,. Pittsburgh cnnlnfttec
data and prices OF fnpdstufe here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30

TIC pupils Of MISC Edna. ll"i1irr $
class tScveuLh grader Center Narw10d.
rendered tho following very interesting
program yesterday afternoon IN ohServ-
nncn of THANKSGIVING:
Opening Song notwithstanding paT 49,
- - - 'Nt'-N'
''MtanIn; Of ThankSgivinS -....-
Bernard Rosa
l;cahinS-t Selected ..-..............
.......... lili2Hhcth Siclnbcchcr
Reading Selected .................
lhrInia lawson
current Events ........ Harry WilkGnS
story Of Thanks wing.
Vera Rothcrmuud
Srlu--( Sclrcted) ...-Lllllc Bell Norman
RchdiuS-- SclcCtcdl 80. Hazel Clemens
Edith cole and Clara l'aunann
composition. ...--..-.-. boFothF t'dheL ,
Song 'HC''S"'A
Current THANKSGIVING Events. .......
............. RuScoe Smit h
SonE--LuIri of the Harvest. School
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WARWOOD
viii Not Enter Race.

Carl S;erig, who WAS named as a con-
didate for council. from South WaTwood'
at TUESDAYS suggestion meeting, desires
il 10 he known. that tie Will not cnter
tho race.
Mr.. Snri. appreciates the interest his
friends have shown in naming him. bat
on account Of business interests, be finds
II ilnnn;:Sihle u .rCEpt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
American Guaranteed Paint
AT Factory Price
Moore Brothers. WaTw God, W. va
ladies' Bible Class Meeting.

Tho I.adics' Rible class OF the FRESH,
t~rian church will hold an important
tomorrow evening IN ~
church. All members arc requested 10
be present,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
Plan Concert

The Loyal daughters at their meeting
al the. Nesbitt humc on Tuesday eHHn-
ing. planned Il very Interesting conccIt,
which will be given su,ue time shortly
after Christmas. by loci talent.
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Football Game.
Interesting Literary Program.

roolc's Ifiullc llaranaS Will play ELM
Grove nittlr tcamJ this afternoon on The
Elm Grove grounds.
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DISTRIBUTE FUNDS
Judge Addlenan Directs That Pro-
ceeds of Wiethe Property Sale.
Be Paid Out

In Part II of circuit court yesterday
Afternoon. Judge f. NJ. Addleman en-
tered a decree directing Special Com
missioner T. S. Riley 10 make d dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
LOCAL BRANCH
OF PLATTSbURC
SOC|E TY CALLED
SEVERAL PROMINENT SPEAKERS
TO ADDRESS MEETING
TUESDAY NIGHT.
Wheeling Business Men Interestingly
Tell Of Their Experiences at
Quarters Last Summer,
The Wheeling branch OF tho Plat

The Wheeling branch OF tho Plats'
burg, IN. " association will hold q
meeting Tuesday evening at $ o'"lork
in the Wheeling Commcrcial asSorla'
lion room. a number Of local men
who have spent sometime at the camp
will speak. They will explain me
scope and purpose OF the movement
in being prepared for war IN case '"lS
country should BE- attacked.
The local branch which was recent
" organized, has among It's members
some Of the most prominent men ~
his community. Among those VINO will
speak at the meeting Tuesday even
ing are:
,Iesse NJ. Barton, Josph Bolton,
George A. Feeny. John !. Mathison,
Chas. Mechanic. J. C.. Mckinley. F. T..
Roderus. Walter c. Smith and Arthur
q Stifnl
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DISTRIBUTE CANDY

NIAnr kliilnS we're given boxes and
bags at ruudI last evening by tn" Sal
val inm Army nt III" H"nrmn Tat"rna::lo
nu South street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
IlnIlerMcar 0pcratlnn.

Vi. W u. BuroIs who conducts a @T"-fv store
ia, corner If Tueuiy- third and Eoff stt"eis.
,lr.l;n- undcr,yCiI. serious operation Tor Il
,,--n attarR ~ a!Tcnd!ciilS. is reported 10 nc m
,.i,r rirrIv Nj lowers has hNHn living IN War
,,..n1 TO- s1rycrsL years. and his manS friends LOOK
., hia immediate rN'Nyrr-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
Rnnefits of Camp.

Arthur C.. SIifel. who was at Platls-
burg last summer, mas the loilo"lu9
10 say relative 10 the movement.
"Sow that tho Federal government at
propriation Is available to pay expenses
Of men who attend the PlaLtspurEl
training camps II is hoped that a large
number Of men will avail themselves 81
tho opportunity 10 gain an insight I'M"
army life, as we'll as 10 do their EhhI.
toward national dcfrnS" ny attrhd'hS
one of tho 1917 camps. The trimming ~
pIattshurr embraces beneficial phys1Cai
training as we'll as mental training anu
is strenuous in every sons" at thr ""rH.
The work is very interesting IN every
detail and every effort is mad" 10 uiak"
il SO by the regular army officers
After the many interesting r1pcr-
iences which y. rnuki" enjoys IN camp,
hc leaves impressed with many cnanEtn
Ideas regarding the milking pi u ShLotf
First, and most important in SrlL" "t 'pc
nonular idea that in ease of need
million men would spring I" arms over
night, ho learns That n" matter no"
willing or intelligent 9. Tnny nj men may
hc. that long. tedious training Is h,"cS-
SHry in order To make soldiers ~ tnCh''
He also learns /" appr"Tlat" Sunl"thi"S
uf Inc great amount 81 organ 'zh'i"h ''"i
detail in every depart rn"nt which - noe.
cssary in order iu handle = hudy ~
irnoDs, even in prartic" marches ana
exercises such as ar" held Ill IN" tram
ing camps From tn" benefits which
hc derives himself. and after serious
thought. hc is thoroughly impressed
with the idea that HE solution q ih'
national defense problem rs lar ;G' III"
army is ruucrruci lies IN universal mn
ifarv service patterned or The Swiss
plan. with Suilabl" changes I" MAKE u
wnrkahlr i'm this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
George A Feeny,

ES"t g. ~ ~ ,,ia ,cstcrd.,,..
iIrL ~ ~, ,,d,,r.c ,Lo movement nr
it.hi ~ m;,,,,,,rcI, .,.so,i.,t,nu Of
~ 'in,miIH IA ,,I,,r,.J ,ritl, Inc ,>,-
, w n'iI'iie i"t Ln,vr bv The rIatts-
,iius,"H'I' an ~ Ii,'. -, ,rc; ,n,rrther
n .',, SIl n'',n ~ ,,,,,., ,..rItiry rrnr,
INC n'a"! ,t h,,nrnc ,nnarcnt
sI'cl' hi. ". f!,,,iIinr ,,.ith thr T.latt:-
t :" aE' i;io IIint,sim,r..I and pr.nar>d.
80 = :. ,,o nov. synnu,,uUrIs
1T ~, 49, ,'.n,iirc,I ~ III, l,Iatie-
a. In'.r ,r,i,i,, ,..,,,,, ,lurirp thr
''lI : l''i'l o. rri. ,,'' ;,',,.d no If
nd"t Sut.,li,, ' EIr IH,sI ,.sncatinn In
N" nee. 49, ~ ~ a., 81 ;,,r-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-10-04

Miss Leila Gordon, daughter OF Mrs.
George Barnett. OF Washington; Miss
Ethel Spencer, OF Highland Park. ILL.,.
sister OF the BRIDEGROOM: Miss Virginia
Hughes. OF Norfolk; Miss Mercer ITALIA
ferro. OF Upper Falls. Md. Miss Emily
Mclean Merryman and Miss Mary II.
kirk. OF Baltimore. Dumaresq Spencer.
VINO Is student at Yale University.
VIII be his brothers best man. The
list OF usi'ers Is pot yet complete.
To Be Fashionable Event.
The wedding will be one Of the fash
ionable events OF the autumn, and will
be attended by number of guests from
New York. Washington, and Virginia.
The ceremony will be followed by a
large reception. Mrs. Rasin and Miss
Warfeld are now established at Earl
Court.
Miss Evelina Gleaves, daughter OF
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Gleaves, U. S.
~. who will spend the winter In Wash
ington with her mother, Is now visiting
Miss Katherine Knight. daughter OF
Rear Admiral Knight. at the Naval
War College. Newport.
-
Guests at Luncheon.
The Duchess de Chaulnes. Mrs
James Mcdonald. and Mrs. Marshall
orme Wilson were among the guests
at an interesting luncheon at the Los
Cabin. White Sulphur Springs. yester.
day
DR.. and Mrs. ]. c. Boyd are making
short visit in New York en- route
to Williamstown, Mass. where theii
| son, Walter Boyd. will enter college
Dr. and Mrs. Boyd and their son. &C.
| companied by Worth Bagley Daniels
SON OF the Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs. Daniels. spent the latter mart OF
the summer at Banff. Alberta, Can.
ada. Mr.. Daniels Is now a student al
the University of North Carolina.
Freiherr and Freiherrin Won Horr
zu Rotenburg were among the distin'
guished foreign visitors dining at the
Schoen also was a dinner guest there
Among the luncheon guests wer,
John Shelton Williams, W. p. g. Hard
ing, Charles s. Hamlin, Frederick A
Delano. Joseph w. Folk. and DR.
! Francisco Yanes.
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Chemical Solution.

Chemistry Professor--what happens
TO gold when II In exposed TO the ART
Student latter long renection)-Its
stolen.-Chicago Herald.
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Daughter Of Late Diplomat to
Become Bride Of Andrea
Boncompagni.
CEREMONY TO BE SIMPLE
Marriage viii Take Place At K
Street Home At Noon 0cto-
Der rs.

Mrs. William franklin Draper has an
nouhced the engagement of her daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Preston Draper, to
Prince Andrea Boncompagni, of Rome.
Miss Draper and her fiance. who is the
son OF Prince Luigi and Princess Isa-
bella Boncompagni. have been friends
since childhood. The acquaintance Of
the Draper and the Boncompagni fam
niee dates back many years and ripened
g, friendship during the years when
Miss Diapers father. the late General
Iaper. served as American ambassa-
The ceremony will be soIemnized on
october 20 at noon at the residence
OF MRS. Draper In X street and will
ps followed by a breakfast to which
about rs guests will be hidden. Miss
Draper will be attended by Miss
Erdora Clover. daughter of Rear Ad-
miralahd Mrs. Richardson Glover. as
two niSci honor Or AND M,. Will have her
ANNA Blair daughters OF her half
ss,s,t1er. Mrs. Montgomery Blair. as
;sowinS to the war ana the fact that
are at the front. the details OF the
weading VIII be marked by a GER
tain simplicity, and the wedding COM
pAny VIII be a small one. The prince
Wte himself on active service for
siEht months, until his health broke
down. and since then has been de-
voting himself to relief work. He
tsber iesSe 81 aS sSr1s In an seG
now In Washington. He will. how
ever. go to Boston for a short visit,
renurninR about Sunday. Miss Draper
VIII accept few. II any. Inequalities
n their honor, owing to wartime con-
Since her debut. several seasons ago,
mothers side as a leader Of washing
Ton society. She 10 handsome, accom-
plshed and cultivated and has many
warm friends here and In Massachusetts.
which was her fathers home and where
ne laid the foundation of his fortune.
The late Gov. Eben 8. Draper, OF Mas
sachusetts was Miss Drapere's uncle.
Her mother was, Miss Susan Preston.
After a brief Honeymoon trip IN this
bride will sail for Italy. where he will
resume his duties with the Cross OF
Duchess at Springs.
The Duchess of Manchester has re-
turned to New York after visit at
White Sulphur Springs and is stopping
At thetPfaza. T< :
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sidney webb nassed
through Washington Monday on their
way back to their summer home at South
ampton, l.. l. from Charlottesville, Va,
where they were called by the illness OF
their son, Haywood Webb, who is a stu
dent at the University OF Virginia, The
condition OF young Mr.. Webb, who is
suffering from an attack of typhoid fe-
yer, Is greatly improved and he expects
to Join his parents at Southampton in a
fortnight. Mr.. and Mrs. Webb and their
young daughter, Miss Sidney Webb, will
not return to Washington before No
vember l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lombard, who
are in New York for an extended stay
arranged a dinner which was given
Monday night at the Waldorf
AsS,s,n in rb SS%plimeMnt smo t. Mrs
globe trotting and meetings abroad
were exchanged at the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lombard have been living
in California for year, having gone
there from their castle at Trevano,
Switzerland. Many OF the guests had
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Half or more OF the good things 70
cat are either under suspicion or
haven't learned of Stuart's Dyspep-
sia Tablets. Instead of beratinG
breakfast sausage. sardine sandwiches
and roast duck with dressing, wise
let after each meal and one Just be-
fore you go to bed. then there Is no
harm in the rich, fancy dishes.
Your stomach lacks the proper d.
sssiiy dIS S,I stn n yg pyspeesis
Tablets give the stomach and other
organs OF the digestive apparatus
the wherewithal to digest food.
Get q soc box today from any drug
store and try them, or send the
coupon for free trial.
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been entertained at the castle by MI.
and Mrs. Lombard, so the dinner was,
In a way. reunion or the tourists.
The others In the party were Alex
min Thaw; Mr.. and Mrs. William s.
Dalliba, Gen. and Mrs. NJ. o. Terry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. G.. Kennedy,
George c. Boldt. Mrs. j.. lie Gierse,
jbard's daughters, the Misses Lorna and
Judith Atwater.
The marriage will be solemnized oc-
tober %. at noon In Mrs. Diapers hand
some home in K street and the cere-
mony will be followed by breakfast.
Owing to the war and the fact that
Prince Boncomppagnrs two brothers
are at the front the company will be
small and the wedding will be marked
by a certain degree OF simplicity.
Prince Boncompagni is on leave Of ABB
sence and visited Mrs. Draper and Miss
Draper at their Newport cottage this
summer. He will be in Washington
shortly, but Miss Draper will accept
few II any hospitalities in their honor
owing to wartime conditions.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buchanan are
visiting Mrs. Buchanan's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. wharton E. Lester Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester returned to Washington a
few days ago from a motor trip to New
England.
Mr.. Buchanan's father, Brig. Gen.
James A. Buchanan. Is making an In
definite stay in New York.
Streets Coming Here.
william A Street and Miss Susan w,
Street, father and sister Of Mrs. George
Peabody Eustis. who have been guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Eustis in Newport fol-
several weeks. will accompany them on
their approaching return to Washing
ton.
Miss Wallis Warfield. daughter Of Mrs
]. Freeman Rasin. will have a bevy OF
Charming bridesmaids at her marriage
to Lieut.. E. Winfield Spencer. Jr.. u 81
NJ. which will be solemnized In Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church, Balti.
more. November s, at $50 o'clock. Mrs
William Sturgis. OF New York. formerly
Miss Ellen Yuille, will be matron OF
honor, and the bridesmaids will Se
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Delanos Open House.

bow 70 society alta sssspusn st -osSI
Of the clubs In town.
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CLUB OF. COLONIAL.
DANES ENTERTA|NS
Cards and Tea on Program
Of Informal Gathering To-
day.

The Club OF Colonial Danes has
been formally opened for the winter
and this Afternoon the members will
entertain Informally. at cards, to be
followed by tea at 8 o'clock.
These Informal parties when the
members can entertain their friends
VIII take place Wednesday after
Moons throughout the season.
Mrs. Nanette b. Paul has returned to
Washington from South Bend, Ind.
where she has been visiting Mr.. Paul.
who IL Ill. Mr.. Paul went West n few
weeks ago hoping the change In climate
and special treatment might prove
Engagement Announced.
Rear Admiral Thomas Charlmers Nc
Lean. u. 8. N, retired. and Mrs. Nc
Lean. OF New Hartford. N. Y. have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter: Miss Anne Mclean. to Ma
thaniei e. Griffin. Of Princeton. N. j..
son Of DR.. Edward II. Griffin. one time
of Johns Hopkins University.
Mrs. Caroline W. Myers has sent out
cards announcing the marriage Of her
ds sss Lew senS,GS h Mserr Ri e.
Tuesday, October 3, in Atlantic City.
N. j. Lieutenant Bye was stationed In
Washington about two years ago. and
has also been stationed at Indian Head.
He Ia now on duty aboard the u. s. s.
Arkansas. He Is member OF the
Army and Navy Club in Washington.
-
Mr.. and Mrs william Pitt. Of Kansas
City, have arrived In Washington. and
are stopping at the Shoreham.
Among the New Workers. at the Shore
ham are Mrs. e. c. De Witt and Miss
Jane Howley.
Mrs. Edward q Pendleton. accom-
panied by her son. Edward b. Pendle-
ton. of Philadelphia. and Miss c. H.
Dyer. OF Toronto. who are motoring
are spending a few days at the Willard
DR.. and Mrs. T.. c. Schroeder. who
have passed the summer at their coun.
try place at Bethesda, will open theii
house In street about October IL.
Mise Helen Claxton, daughter OF the
Commissioner OF Education and Mrs
Ciaxton. who IL visiting in Boston will
return to Washington about October ID
Miss Claxton will be one OF the seasons
debutantes. As the Claxton home II or
the Conduit road, some distance from
the city. she win probably make hei
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The Open-Air School

Term from October to June. Individual ID.
struction siyen 20 children between and
Es.rs For Information sddTsss Msrsarst u,
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NerEs -TSwTsr. Erns nd -rfstty -nrvrny-
and Arthur Bailey. Arthur McNorney.
Roy Hall. +. w. Austin. Charles Con-
sidine, Robert Cramer. .. Mcwjilians.
ID. r. spaight. Lester Lawrence. Jess
Thomas, r. Muiroe, william o'Brien.
and Dudley Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs.
Green and Miss Ada Green were the