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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-10-04

BELVIEW NEWS


Born Saturday, September 80,
to Mr.. and Mrs. STEINER Huse-
by baby boy.
Born Monday, October 2, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Jorgenson
a baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hauck and
two lady teachers from Seaforth
took supper Sunday at Hotel
Ennis.
| The DR.. Aldrich family were
entertained at Sunday dinner at
the Mike Wagner home south
of Seaforth.
Mrs. A. C.. Olson and Mrs. N.
Haagenson are at the mudbaths
at Jordan, Mimi, taking treat
ments for rheumatism.
Belview was well represented
at the County fair and all re-
port a splendid exhibit.
A farewell was given to DR..
Louis Braafadt Sunday at the
Norwegian Church. It was
largely attended and the Doctor
was remembered in financial
way to the extent of $3.50, or
more. DR.. Eckfelt also received
a remembrance. And Miss Nina
Hje.dness was also handsomely
remembered by her friends of
the young peoples society and
others. They all sail October
10, from Vancouver, B. c., on
the Empress of JAPAN" for
China, where they go as Med.
Missionaries. The very best
wishes of the entire commun-
ity go with them.
Will Ennis arrived Sunday
from Wadena County and he
will conduct the hotel at this
place in the future. He is a
typical hotel man in appearance
and no doubt will make good.
] Nels Schjenken sold 80 acres
of land, which he purchased
from Alb. Johnson last year to
Nels Olson of Peever, S. D.
/ F. S. Halter and family left
for Verndale, Mimi, Monday.
They have conducted the hotel
here for about a year and have
! given good satisfaction, but ow-
ing to the state of Mr.. Haller's
health they were compelled to
make change.
The Belview Band gave good
satisfaction at the county fair
according to reports.
Knute Hustled and son were
here from Echo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker Of Sheri-
dan township were business call
ers here Monday morning.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Kistler Of Del
! hi were Belview shoppers the
opening day of the week.
Louis Leonard made a bust
ness trip to Redwood Falls last
/ Wednesday.
Lars Pierson attended to
grain checking on the Nellie
Peterson farm near Echo the
latter part Of last week. D
A. J. Sundine was an early
business callers here Monday
morning.
Malina Ellingson visited her
friends here a few days last
week. She returned to her home
| Monday afternoon.
j A. O. Gimmestad drove to
4 Redwood Falls Wednesday with
the faculty Of the Belvieu
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The Young Ladies Aid Soci

The Young Ladies Aid Soci-
ETY. will meet Thursday after
noon, October IL, with Miss FL
sic Jensen.
Geo. Kettner and family re-
turned to St. Paul Tuesday af-
ter short visit at the F. F.
Kettner home.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Paulson near Flaxton,
N. D., September 10. Mrs. Paul
son was formerly Miss Olga
Christensen.
Mrs. Lucy Peterson arrived
here Thursday from Amboy for
a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Rue.
Miss Ella Hojem is the guest
Of Shutdown friends at present.
She is rapidly recovering from
her recent attack of blood pois-
oning.
Mrs. w. L. Douglas and chill
dren came up from Lamberton
Friday evening for a few days
visit at the Aug. Tonak home.
Miss Anna Lawrence, who is
teaching at Wabasso, and Mrs.
Torrens and little daughter Wis
tied from Friday until Sunday
at the Chris Lawrence home.
Thorwald Johnson and Otto
Peterson and their families au-
toed to Lake Wilson Saturday
returning Sunday evening.
And. Jacoby and family and
Philip Jacoby autoed to Sleepy
Eye last Sunday.
Shutdown friends of the bride
have received announcement OF
the marriage of Miss Florence
Evans to Edward Webel al
Hammond, Ind, on September
16. The young people will live
at Kirksville, Mo-, where Mr.
Webel is a student at a medica
college.
Among the Shutdown people
who attended the fair at Red
wood Falls last week were: j
M. and Peter Thorsten and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Thorwalt
Johnson, Peter Fritz, And. ia
CODY and family, Miss Anna Pc
derson, Miss Ella Hansen, Ly
dia Henslin, Harry Rue and Mrs
/ Carrie Jensen.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. A. Schaller, Pastor

No services this Sunday, Oc-
tober 8, on account of Mission
festival at Morton, to which all
members of the local congrega-
ton are invited. Services at
1920 A. NJ, 2::30 P. M. and 1870
P. M. The speakers will be the
Rev. H. Hupfer of Olivia, and
the Rev. ]. H. Hinck of Wood
Lake.
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Redwood Falls, MINI.

schools. They went to assist
Supt. Mrs. Pratt in arranging
the school exhibits.
Neis Monson and wife re-
turned last week from an ex-
tended visit in Iowa.
Sheriff Hassenstab did official
business here Thursday.
The Farmers Grain & Fuel
Co. shipped in a car of potatoes
which they disposed Of readily
to anxious buyers.
R. e. Crying purchased the
80 acre farm and town residence
from E. F. Kohls last Saturday.
Harry Holt and M. N. Sandag-
er were callers here Thursday.
DR.. Emma Aldrich was a pro-
fessional caller at Delhi Friday.
No public school last Thurs
day, as all had a holiday to at
|, tend the county fair.
!, A. j. Van Zelus was Thurs
day shopper here.
Theo. Yuzer marketed a lot
of grain here last week and says
prices are several cents a BUSH
Ell higher here than elsewhere.
which is true.
/ The Thomas Hagen family au.
toed to Sleepy Eye on Friday,
where they were guests of rela-
tives.
j. Nelson, Deere Weber man
of Redwood Falls, did business
here last Friday.
r. E. Gryting received a car
load of Studebaker automobiles
last week.
Arthur Castings family
was released Friday from a
quarantine. There are now no
cases of illness in the village.
Lars Lcken was thrown from
a handcar and quite severely
injured the last part of last
week.
The local r. r. carriers will
in the future count all mail for
the routes and also classify it.
VIM. Duncan has secured en-
ployment on the local dray line
fer the winter.
Miss Luella Peterson, teacher
III the Payne school, was a Bel
view SHOPPER Saturday.
/ w. J. Lans left Saturday to
attend the county fair from
whence he departed for Litch-
field, to visit brother-in-law.
| Geo. Wheaiey, Of Seaforth,
was a caller here Friday.
The little girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. T. Russell was quite ill last
week at the farm home in Kim
tire township.
L. Rosberg was severely in
Ijured last Friday by a gasoline
engine which he was operating.
A piece Of the machinery struck
him on the head, causing Sc
we're hurts.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. EIlingson
and son of Kenyon, Mimi, Wis
tied friends here over Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Wagner
were here from Seaforth Fri
day Of last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kastens
are happy over the safe wal
of a baby girl at = I've
Monday, October :
Messrs. Donner
Springfield we s
guests at the y
home.
| Rev. Andersen IN.
held the usual : re
Swedish Church
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. B. P. Holt, Pastor.

The Wednesday night meet
ing at the Presbyterian Church
will be largely for the benefit
of the young people and will
deal with the opportunities Of
fered by religious life. All
the young people will be heartily
welcomed. The speakers are
sDrs. Bushnell and Bergan of
Minneapolis. The public is urged
to attend. i.
Wednesday evening at six
O'clock all the heads of families
of the church constituency and
friends of the church will be
entertained at dinner with the
delegates and pastors attending
presbytery. A program Of toasts
sWill be given.
Thursday evening DR.. Bergan
will lecture on "The Battle of
Gettysburg" The public is cor
daily invited. Lecture begins
at seven-thirty o'clock.
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SHUTDOWN NEWS

Miss Margaret Fritz returned
Monday from a short visit in
gankatO.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Peterson re-
turEed Thursday from their
Lake Wilson visit.
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DELHI NEWS ITEMS

UEL0l NEWS ITEMS
X * X X * * X
Mrs. Alvin Small, of Minneap-
oils, Mimi, was visiting friends
here Sunday.
Peter Johnson and wife of
Belview, were guests Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Johnson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Rogers.
The Great Western Elevator
is closed for the balance of the
grain year. Crops too light the
management says.
George Rucktoeschel and his
daughter of Seaforth were Del
hi visitors on Saturday.
Mrs. Thorson and son, Thorn
as, accompanied the family Of
Rev. O. B. Obermueller from
Gardner, ILL.,, to this place last
week, and expect to make their
home here.
Mrs. Miller and son are max
ing a few days visit with rela-
tives near Sanborn.
Miss Loren1e Peterson enter
tanned a dozen school, girl friends
at her home on Saturday after
noon, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary.
Miss Josephine Erickson is
spending the week with rela-
tives and friends at Candy.
Next Sunday communion SER
vices will be held in the Pres
byterian church. If there are
babies to be baptized or any
wish to unite with the church
an opportunity will be given.
Harry Helgeson was visiting
the home folks last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith, Mrs.
Emma Gray and Miss Marian
Troop all Of Cottonwood were
visiting last week at the Geo.
Stronach home and with other
friends.
School was closed last Thurs
day and Friday so as to give the
pupils and teachers an oppor-
tunity to attend the county fair.
Miss Clara Broecker is visit
ing a few days with her sister
and family at Morgan.
Miss Hilma Borg and her
guest, Mrs. A. L. Anderson, of
| Minneapolis, visited couple Of
days the latter part of the week
/ with friends at Belview.
]. M. Archer was buying new
/ goods at the Twin Cities a few
days last week.
Alfred Bortz, who has been
/ on the sick list, is almost as
good as new again.
Robert Steele, of Morton, was
down to Delhi on Thursday.
/ Mrs. G.. w. Aufderheide, of
Wanda, was visiting over Sun
day at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Isabel MacD ougall.
L. j. PARROT, Of Lucan, was
an over Sunday guest at the w.
/ @. Moldestad home.
John Drury and wife of Red
wood Falls were over Sunday
guest at the L. j. Kistler home.
| Mrs. Henning Vogland, who
recently underwent an operation
in Fairview hospital, Minneap-
| oils, is doing fine and is expected
| to return home in about a week
Albert Monsoon, of Minneap-
oils, returned home Monday at.
| ter q weeks visit with the home
folks in SWedes Forest.
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FOUND: On the County
fair grounds a fur robe and a
gauntlet glove. Owners may
have same by proving property
at the Stensvad garage, and
paying for this notice. lit
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WITS. SIIlltu is q daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. R. HI. Kempton.
Nels Christensen, the local
butcher had the misfortune to
run a rusty nail in his hand and
as a result he is carrying his
arm IN a sling.
The Farmers and Merchants
bank have added another steno-
grapher to their force.
Arthur Otto returned to Man
kato Tuesday after a few days
visit with his parents.
Miss Anna Jensen spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Jensen, of Redwood Falls.
Fourteen Of the boys of the
local high school were in the
livestock Judging contest held at
the county fair Thursday.
Fred Berdan and v. Kronfuss
had car Of potatoes shipped
in this week which were sold
at $1.35 per bushel.
Frank Gerstman is beginning
to move into his new drug store
which is now nearly completed.
Mr.. Jensen intends to move in
to his new building in about a
month.
! The Morgan Messenger now
Evening star., 1916-10-29
Picked Up Here and There

The return to Chicago of Mrs Her
bert Stone brings back 10 the city
real Chicagoan.
Former Belle Goes AS Miss Mary
Grisby McCor-
Aeo ousiAess. mick, daughter of
William Mccormick, Mrs. Stone was
one of the best known young women
of her time. She good looking,
gay and chic. well as a member of
one of Chicagos most prominent fami-
lies. Her marriage to the late Her
bert Stone, son of Melville E. Stone,
placed her among the smart young
married set Herbert Stone was one
of the wittiest, cleverest. most popular
men of his time. His distinguished air,
perfect manners and what our Gallo
friends would call esprit fn.' made
him sought after as companion, dim
ner guest, and counselor by men and
women
Business took the Stones TO New
York to live some years ago. Business
also called Mr.. Stone abroad in May,
1915. when. as passenger on the ILL
fated Lusitania. he lost his life, leav-
ing Mrs. Stone with three children.
Now she comes back to her native
town to become an associate in fash
iona BILE north side dressmaking esta b.
lishment.
In doing this she follows a precedent
established quarter of a century ago
Evening star., 1916-10-29

visit the guest of her sisters-in-
law, Mrs. Adolph kuntz and Miss Flor
ence Price of the Beacon
Miss Emily Hfllman of Atlantic city
arrived at Washington on Wednesday y
and will be the guest of friends for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Benjamin Held entertained at
bridge at her home in Lanier place
the early part of the week in honor
of her house guest. Mrs :. kohler
of New York
Mrs. A. Brylawski OF Calvert street
has as her guest Mrs. Stein of Chicago,
Mrs. Samuel j. Steinberger has been
spending the past week at Norfolk
Va. as the guest of Miss Leona Stern
Mr.. and Mrs. Einstein of Harvard
street have had as their guest their
daughter. Mrs. George Shuler of Win
throp, Nd.
Miss Eleanor Behrend entertained a
number of her young friends at a mat
inee party at keith's yesterday. to
celebrate her eleventh birthday anni-
versary.
Mrs. Leonard We'll has returned to
her home at Philadelphia after a visit
to her mother, Mrs NJ Herman.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Reitler OF Chicago
spent last week at the willard, en-
route to Old Point Comfort, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney West are now
located in the Biltmore apartment
Biltmore street.
Mrs Joseph Dreyfus Of V street was
hostess Wednesday at bridge party
Mrs. Julia Luchs is visiting relatives
Evening star., 1916-10-29
Japanese Crown
Prince A-Wcoing.

a bride.
This sensible custom saves "A great
deal of trouble, and solves a problem
which. II tackled on European lines.
would be insoluble now that Chosen
and China no longer possess roval
families. Proposals to wed the Young
crown prince to a European princess
would be piquant and emba rrassing
novelty.
As a rule. five japanese families
would have choice of marriage BILE
daughters to offer. but as luck viii
have IL there is only one eligible girl
in the five at this time and if the
old rule is to be kept. Miss Asako
lchijo. the fourteen-year-o daughter
of Prince Sanetaro Ichijo, will infalli-
bly, be Empress of Japan if she lives
for another five years.
She is at present at the Peeresses'
School in Tokyo, charming, rather
plump young Japanese miss. says the
Los Angeles Tribune, not yet advanced
enough 10 have abandoned her kimono
costume for the western dress which
etiquette ordains the court ladies' shall
uglfy themselves with.
The emperors eldest son Prince
Hrohito. is to be formally proclaim-
ed crown prince on November 3 next.
when he viii be fifteen years old. and
the Japanese newspapers anticipate
that the declaration OF his belrothaI
will be made at the same time.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

feat at Leipzig the chamberlain of
Crown Princess Cecilia appeared at
the depot in the Prussian diet building
with large quantity of gold and jew
els among which were beautiful brace
lets. chains and brooches. which were
handed to the officials as his mistress
contribution. The ladies of the crown
princess household also offered many
handsome trinkets. The public schools
have taken up the collections through
pupils. WHIP will be rewarded by iron
medals and other decorations, accord
ing to their zeal
Evening star., 1916-10-29
Off to Bermuda.

Mrs. Louis Garthe and her sister,
Miss Berry, sailed yesterday from New
York OF the s. 5. Bermudian for trip
to Bermuda Mrs. Garthe will reopen
her apartment here upon her return,
when she will be rejoined by Mr..
Garthe. who is spending some time in
New York city
Evening star., 1916-10-29

The blouse of such a frock can he
made in such manner as to serve ad-
mirably for the suhurbanite's evening
at the theater or dinner al a city res
taurant. For the velvet skirt with an
elaborate bodice of velvet and chiffon
or georgette can give the appearance
of simple and informal dinner frock.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Hartman and Miss Miriam Hartman
are at present identified with the COL
ony al BarnardsvilIe, n. J.
Mr.. G. Maurice Heckscher. noted polo
player and yachtsman and son of Mr..
August Heck kscher. has purchased, ac-
cording to the New York Herald, the
Westbury property of Mr.. Tyler Morse,
valued at 100000. The house and park
of Mr. Charles Steele is near it. Mrs.
Henry Phpps has purchased almost one
hundred acres at Lakeville, Great Neck,
and will erect there a house to: cost
more than 100000. Mr.. William i.
Eanderbilt's estate adjoins. and in that
vicinity Mr.. Nicholas f.. Brady IS erect
ing a house at a cost Of more than
one million dollars Mr. and Mrs
Devices W. Dilworth. Who have been
identified with the Long Island country
Club sets since their marriage, have
rented Longview, u hous, III small
park Al Hewlett.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Mrs. Samuel kornicher of New York
is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Kahn of the Fuller apart
Evening star., 1916-10-29

for visit to New York where she will
he the guest Of her sister. Mrs. H. A.
Harris
Evening star., 1916-10-29
Brookland.

Mrs. John Price and children are home
from recent visit with the former 5
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Tharp
at Wilmington. Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Tansill en-
tertained the y NJ. T. 500 Club at their
homie Tuesday evening. the event mark
ing the clubs initial meeting of the sea-
son. and also the third wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Tansill.
Mrs. W. 7. Shane has returned to her
home after a motor trip of three weeks
through the Blue Ridge mountains of
Pennsylvania.
Messrs Ralph Molster aud Seabury
Quinn are home from a recent trip to
Culpeper, Va.
Mr. r. c. Knowles. who has been visit
ing his son and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Knowles. has returned TO
his home at Buffalo, \. Y.
Miss Ella Sargent has returned to her
home after spending the summer at Bos-
ton. Mass. where she was engaged in
the study of music.
Miss Francene Marean returned to her
home Saturday from four month
visit among relatives in Massachusetts
and PennSy ylvania.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Fletcher of Bur
louisville. Nd. are row at Brookland
where they expect to make their future
home.
Mss l1ilca I..ttlepase Of I.loyds, Nd,
spent the week end with the Misses Moi
Miss i4elnla Cheesn:an entertained a
few friends informally Saturday even
ing at a punch party. Dancing WAS
also enjoyed.
do :
| ing fer mother, Mrs. Minnie a. jackson,
returned las: week 20 Wilmington Del
Mrs Eugene Gordcr gave = party n
her home Monday. October %SS. from to
6. in honor of the first birthday cf her
little son. William Eugene Gordon, jr
| Mrs Gordon was assisted by her daCgh-
| ter Miss Gertrude Gordon. and the
| Misses Lillian and Genevieve Santucct
! The young guests present incidded MarE
| Elizabeth and Sarah Howe. Margaret
! Oertiy, Mary Judge. Catherine Judge
| Frances Davis, Jeanette Oates, Emma
! Pattisou Gladys Geiger. Barbara Lud-
| wig, Ruth Rrashears and Margaret Cor
! don and William Wallace. Emery Ielger
| Wilbur and Bernard Hutchinson Lee
| Wallace William Brashears, Joseph San
| tucci Archie Burgess. A. J. Berries and
Albert Mcpherson.
! Mr. and Mrs f. l.. Davis left SATURDAY
for a months visit IN Cleveland. Ohio
where they will be the guests of the
latters mother and brother, Mrs. NJ F.
/ Chevee and Mr.. H. p. CheNee.
Miss Nernat Hetfeld was hostess to
the Monday Evening Bridge Club at its
- ST meeting. Miss Rebecca Lennon and
Miss Roach were the successful prize
winners.
Miss Ruth Fabor of Gettysburg Pa,
is the house guest Of Mrs w T. shame.
Mr. Hen"N. Sar~ent. VIII" spent the mast
three weeks visiting his mother. Mrs.
Annie NJ Sargent. has returned to his
home at Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

A quiet wedding took place yesterday
afternoon a al 4 o'clock, at the parsonage
Of Christ English Lutheran Church when
Miss Anna { Hess became the bride of
MIR william kesmodel of this city. The
ceremony was performed by the pastor OF
the church Rev. J. F. Wenchel and was
witnessed by relatives and few intlma te
friends.
The bride was attired in a modish tall
Iored costume of dark blue broadcloth,
with which she wore large black vel
vet picture hat
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Kesnodel left for their wedding
Journey They will be at home after No
veniher - at 23l S street northwest
Evening star., 1916-10-29
Country Life Grow!
in Popularity.

properties alOnS the north shore OF
Long Island MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Wright Hartman have purchased Mr
Philip W. Livermore's place at Brook
Vile, l.. J. This place of seyenty-fve
acres. with an attractive colonial house.
has been occupied in recent years by
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor MoraWetZ and MIR.
and Mrs. Howard c. Brokaw. Mr.. and
Mrs. Livermore have residence at
Glen Head, not far away. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Mrs. Goldsmith Sigmund has re-
turned from Baltimore. where she Wis
tied her mother. Mrs Clara Breslau.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Mrs. Robert Meyer and two children
have returned from visit a Norfolk
Va. where they were guests of Mrs
Meyers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
Ball.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Following soon upon the Gray-Dea-
con engagement came that of Miss
Doris Ryer, daugh-
Nixon RIVER ter of Mrs. Fletcher
F.. Ryer of San Fran
engagement. cisco. Cal, to Mr..
Stanhope W. Nixon, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Nixon of this city. says the New
York Herald. Miss Ryer's grandfather.
of the pioneer residents of San Fran
cisco. and his fortune. augmented by
the late Fletcher F. Ryer. will come
to the future Mrs. Nixon.
In 1914 Miss Ryer passed several
months abroad with her mother and
was presented at the court of st. James
and at the vice regal court. in Dublin
The following summer Mrs. Ryer and
her daughter were members of the col
ony in Newport. where they occupied
Beachbound, Mrs. Benjamin Thaws s
villa.
Mrs Ryer's entertainments were
among the important incidents of that
season. and her daughter was one of
the popular members of the young set
Representing Holland. she had one of
the leading parts in an afternoon fete
en- in July on the grounds at Rosecliff,
the villa of Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs. for
the benefit of the Secours Hospital.
Sunday. August g. 1915 Mrs. Ryer
gave novel entertainment for the
formal introduction of her daughter, as
well as that of her guest. Miss Phyllis
de Young, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Fl. de Young, of San Francisco,
to society in Newport. After a din
ner there was a program of classic
music. but with the stroke of midnight
the character of the entertainment
changed. and Monday was ushered in
with dancing.
Mr.. Nixon. who has had a taste of
public life as under secretary of the
fourth PanAmerican conference at
Buenos Aires and also when attached
to the American delegation sent to
represent the United Seates at the Chill
ian centenary in 1910. is now associat
ed with his father in business. His
ancestors were among the prominent
settlers of Virginia. one of them be-
ing Col. James Wood. founder of the
town of Winchester. and close friend
of George Washington. Another an
cestor was Gen. Andrew Lewis, hero
Of the battle of Point Pleasant.
*
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rlout of Balti-
more and Mr.. and Mrs Emanuel Blout
of New York were guests last week
of relatives.
Evening star., 1916-10-29

Mr.. Samuel J. Steinber2er and SON
Samuel. jr.. have Joined Mrs. SteinbergeI
at Norfolk. Va, and are guests of Miss
Leona Stern. They will return here to-
morrow.