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Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-17
SUNNYBIDE ITEMS.

There were "a in attendance at
Sunday school last Sabbath.
The Misses Waitford and Hendricks
of Riverside, N. M, attended the
masquerade here last Friday. and also
spent Saturday with Miss Mason.
School was closed here Friday,
February II, on account Of the fun
ersl Of Mrs. Frazier's grandmother,
who recently passed away in Kansas
and whose remains were shipped to
Elco for burial
The Red Apple is now running
steady after an eight-day blockade.
Mrs. Frcdlund was q business yisi-
tor in Durango Saturday. She was
accompanied by Miss Mason.
Miss Frazier announces that there
will be school entertainments box
supper and dance the 18th of Feb
ruary. The proceeds are to 10 for
library books. -
Making The United States q mill
tary natisa Is having IL ups and
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j. j. Morris returned from u bust
mes trip to Durango Thursday morn
ing. Enjoying train service while
It lasts again.
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This Shock and BinkIey families
who reside on the Mentzel ranch
were at Rosa Wednesday doing some
trading.
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With tho help of John Mikulasek
and Paul Thomas, Mr.. Horner put up
shed for his separator and clover
muller this week.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-17

Making the United States q mill
tary natisa Is having IL ups and
SsuAA.
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Mr.. Barnett made trip to Durango
this week. returning Thursday.
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sahsefia.' s.s q. n.alA
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Mrs. ID. w. Pollock entertained the
following parties at dinner this week !:
Rev. and Mrs. Lake, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Scrogin, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mitchell.
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Some Of the farmers Of the COM
munity had opportunity to sell horses
At sale at Tiffany Friday. A few
took advantage.
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ing. Enjoying train service while
it lasts again.
With the help of John Mikulasek
and Paul Thomas, Mr.. Horner put up
shed for his separator and clover
huller this week.
Mr.. Barnett made trip to Durango
this week. returning Thursday.
Mrs. ID. w. Pollock entertained the
following parties at dinner this week:
Rev. and Mrs. Lake, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Scrogin, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mitchell.
Some Of the farmers of the COM
munity had opportunity to sell horses
At sale at Tiffany Friday. A few
took advantage.
The Workers conference held at the
Manss on Monday night was fairly
'~'' VI lhc tedCHeT5,
however, were absent and they miss-
ed an enjoyable time.
John Woodard, his father and sis
ter Myrtle have moved up on the
Woodward ranch where they intend to
hold the fort" this coming year.
The members of the Mothers con-
grcss will go again for an all-day
meeting Saturday, this time to the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Scrogin.
The men are invited to this meeting
Tor the purpose of discussing the
consolidated school, question.
The attendance at church on Sab
bath last was larger than it has been
for some time past. There were l19
at Sunday school and many came
in at the close Of school for the SER
mon. The audience listened to a good
discourse based upon the words found
in l Cor. 1913. Watch ye, stand
fast in the faith. quit You like men,
BE- strong"
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There we're "a in attendance a
Sunday school last Sabbath.
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The Workers conference held at the
Manss on Monday night was fairly
well attended. Many of the teachers,
however, were absent and they miss-
ed an enjoyable time.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-17

John Woodard, his father and sis
ter Myrtle have moved up on the
Woodward ranch where they intend to
hold the fort" this coming year.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-17

Mrs. Frcdlund was business visi-
tor in Durango Saturday. She was
accompanied by Miss Mason.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-17

The Red Apple is now running
steady after an eight-day blockade.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-02-17

The hotel and automobile charges
IN the Mesa Verde National park are
regulated by the government. The
special railroad rates to Colorado's
national parks will appear with
other national park rates on railroad
tariff sheets. Colorado's parks will
be put on par in every way with
the Yellowstone, Glacier park and
other national parks which heretofore
have been attracting the bulk of trav-
ell"
The Washington times., 1916-12-17
OAR. ENTERTAINED
BY MRS. BOWLING
Many Members Of John Lindsay
Chapter Were Present
Thursday Night.

, The John Lindsay Chapter. ID. A. r..
was entertained at the homo of Mrs.
Harry w. Bowling and Miss Ruth
Bowling at 3sos Fourteenth street on
Thursday evening. Mrs. Ellis Logan.
regent, presided. A large attendance
OF members was present.
After q short business session. with
one new member admitted 10 the
chapter. the meeting adjourned and
the guests OF the chapter were in
vited to participate In the evenings
program.
. The honor guests invited were Airs.
william Cummings story, the prssi-
dent general, ID. A. r.: Mrs. George
sauires, of Minnesota. and Senator
Moses r.. Ciapp Of Minnesota.
Mrs. Augustus Knight read to the
chapter an interesting article on
THE music OF the evening was furn-
ishsd by Mas Flora Briggs. Mrs.
walter Hamilton. Raymond storch.
and George Meyers. The toast OF the
evening was responded. to by Mathew
Trimbie, after which REFRESHMENTS
were served, followed by dancing.
The closing .evsnt Of. the .oe s: n
was . song. "a Perfect Day, sung
BY Miss Flora Briggs and accom-
panied by Mrs. walter Hamilton.
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Anticipate EnieysbIe Dance.

The Christmas dance TO ne given
by tho Robeft Il. Lee Chapter. No. GSs,
United Daughters Of the Confederacy,
Tuesday. December %. at Confederate
Memorial Home. 132: Vermont ave-
nue.. is expected to be one OF the most
attractive and enjoyable yet given by
the chapter. This Iis tho third Of
series OF danccs which are belnE
given the fourth Tuesday OF each
month. December will be suggestive
OF the Yuietide season, and the dance
program will be under the supervi-
sion OF Mrs. George covington.
Mrs. Augusta Clark Gray announces
the engagement OF her daughter, MISS
Marianna BuclSncr Gray, TO Lieut..
Samuel Lutz Howard. United states
piace in the spring. when Lieutenant
Howard returns from sea duty aboard
the u. s. s. Wyoming.
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/! KAPPA ALPHAisMokER
Dsnsfits From Fraternity Life Out.
ilosd NJ Christmas Affair.

Speeches by its guests concerning
benen tsifrom fraternity life, featured
the Christmss smoker OF the Kappa
Aiphs fraternity Of George Washing.
ton. University, held at the chapter
house in Columbia road last night.
Among the speakers were Congrees-
man samuel Nichols of South Caroline
and DIR. II. ID. Hammond, or Johns
Hopkins University.
Tho speakers were introduces by
James Lee Bost, president OF the
The address OF welcome
was delivered by j. u. Hoover, presi'
dent OF the active chapter.
duet by william Kendall and ii. Scar.
borough. both OF the Baltimore chap
ter; recitations. q. g. Chamberlain :
sleisht-of.hsnd performance, Walter
A large number OF the members
from the Maryland Agricultural Col.
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ter, MIS-. Charles J.. Noili. Mrs. Crcish;,
ton. Mrs. GiImcr Brcniser. Mrs. BOYD
Taylor. Mrs. George ". i1ldrldgc, Mrs.
Harry Covingtou. Mrs, Rust smith
Mrs. William Burr HARRISON: Mrs.
son. Mrs. ". G. 10. Lord. Mrs. Thomas
V. Taliaferro. Mrs. Lucy r. Owslcy:
Mrs. John a. Kratz, Mrs. Richard
Ewcll Thornton, Mrs. T.. T. Fletcher'
Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson. Mrs. Y. ~
Sheard. Miss Mamie Randolh Hetn'
Miss Helen stewart, Miss Emily Beat
~ and Miss Glover.
Patrons OF Occasion.
The atronesscs arc Mrs. John ".
Brnlihcad, Mrs. Claude Swanson. Mrs.
willard sauNbury, Mime. Calderon,
Mrs. J. willard Ragsdale. Mrs. Thorn
as ". Dunn. Mrs. william Bailey La
mar. Mrs. Charles G. McChord, Mrs.
William Ruffin Cox, Mrs. Il. +. Sweet.
Mrs. william c. Rivcs. Mrs. Charles
Bcll, Mrs. Douglas Birnic. Mrs. Eu'
gene Van RENSSELAER,. Mrs. James Car
roll Frazer. Mrs. Hunt slater. Mrs
Alexander Stewart, Mrs. John ID. Hen
dcrson, Mrs. Archibald Gracic, Mrs'
George Barnett. Mrs. william Beiden
Noble. Mrs Samuel Spencer, Mrs. W.
X. Van Reypen. Mrs. T1omas'Chatard'
Mrs. Ryan Dcvereaux, Mrs. G. G. Mar
bury. Mrs. Karrick. Mrs. Lambert
Mrs. W. r. stafford. Mrs. Ward Denys'
Mrs. william l.. Marshall. Mrs. Elisha
E. Meredith. Mrs. Delos Blodgett. Mrs'
william Payne Meredith. Mrs. w. dc
G.. Rsvenai. Mrs. william y. Dennis,
Mrs. Thomas Bradley, Mrs. Charles
stone. Mrs. j. Eskin Gedsby, and Mrs
Eiipbalet Andrews.
There will be tables OF fancy art
icles, fancy. baskets and such, mace
by the blinded French soldiers.
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Suffrage Associates. sssi.s
PreGpaa Of Entertainlng.

The National Suffrage Association
having followed the Congressional
Unions example and set up perma.
nent housekeeping I'm Washington, II
proceeding at once TO the business
OF entertaining. First. the house
dedication OF the Susan u. Anthony
memorial room. This IL scheduled for
this afternoon. and DIR. Anna Howard
Shaw. Miss Anthony's friend and CO
worker, will deliver the memorial sd.
dress. Miss Julia Lathrop will read
the original declaration OF senti-
ments." adopted by the first suffrage
oonyention-but ! can't 20 into all
the interesting details.
The house. which was leased fur.
nished-and most srtistically fur.
nished--from Airs. Christian n. Hem
mick. II really q delightful homo for
the SUITS" and on the occasion Of
the housewarminR II was q brilliant
scene. Divers Cabinet ladies and
other important personaEes were re-
eeiyinE, and among the. society folk
I noted Mrs. Fred Brooke and Coun.
tess Gixycks, the latter coming from
a womsn's dinner at Mrs. Long
worth'r.
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TO ATTEND CHARITY BALL.
Box Reserved for President and
Mrs. Wilson.

4 box has been reserved for the
President and AIRS. Wilson. who VIII
attend tire charity ball for the benc-
NJ OF the children's Hospital at the
willard on the evening OF January
rs. Mrs. James W. wadsworth. yr.,
Is chairman OF the committee. The
other boy holder. are Mrs. j.. i.
StotesburS. Mrs. william Ritter, Mrs.
Iarz Anderson. Mrs. Louis Lombard.
Mrs Thomas r. Walsh. Mrs. r. II.
Hit, Nine. Christian Hauge. Mrs.
Gibson Fahnestock. Mrs. G, e: Glover.
Thomas i. Ryan. Col. Robert NJ.
Thompson, and Mrs. Samuel IL. Van
dergrIft.
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Margaret Dessias asd
Herbert AAaiS EnGaGed.

Think OF little Margaret Douglas
being engaged, and to Johns friend.
Herbert Adair! Truly. they will make
n handsome pair. Their plans are
very indefinite as yet. but they expect
to be married In the spring, probably
in May. Just now Herbert. who In
The son OF CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. John
.Adair, II In New York. but his busI.
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Were Guests Of Honor at A.
lied Bazaar In Phila-
deIphia.
DR.. sIEGLIE LEAVES CITY
Recent Secretary Of Cuban Le-
cation Given Government
Post in HaNna.

The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmeten returned to Washington
yesterday from I'hiladolphia. They
went ;oyor To be III. quests OF honor
At tho '..uadc In. America" bazaar,
which the allies OF tho emergency aid
arc conducting ut horticultural
Hail. : Yesterday was Russian and
Serbian" day, and interest Senterod
about the Russian and Serbian
Under the patronage OF Nine.
Bakhrtleten. q concert will be given
this ~venine az New Haven. Conn,
for the bsncft OF wounded Russian
prisoners OF war.
- ....s ID. e--.-s------.-s
Or. Oscar Siegiic. recently second
secretary OF the Cuban legation In
Washington. has been detached from
the. Diplomatic Corps aud has been
appointed counselor Of the depart.
mept of charities in Havana.
Col. and Mrr. l.. NJ. Msus. u s. A.,
lave taken apartments at the Hotel
Cochran for the winter. Colonel Maus
lies been on duty with the Kentucky
tuberculosis commission since his re
tircment in 1905. He II a brother of
Brig. Gen. Marion II. Maus.
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Mlss Noes Heme In
Russia SWEPT Away.

She has been In this country a few
months. coming over for n visit TO her
brother and To stay with the Brecken'
ridge girls. She expects TO be In the
statcs several months longer and will
travel a bit, spending the remainder
homo IL at Chorzcx, where Miss Noes
father had a great country place, but
that part OF Russia IN In tho hands OF
the Germans and the place has just
been wiped away. Factories, villages,
homes, all gone. The family have
moved farther into Russia.
The Washington times., 1916-12-17
PLAN SOCIETY CIRCUS"
Entertainment. Committee Making
Elaborate Preparation.

Willie last seasons exhibition was
voted. ftl.c Greatest show on Earth"
the Society Circus to be given at the
Riding and Hunt Club on December
-. bids fair 10 eclipse its Predecessor
~ tho activities OF Major Mitchelis
ontSrtsiumsnt committee may bo
s.nsinssn, G hard al work nG prseseipF
daily and large number OF profes.
SIGNALS has been engaged. The grand
.ntree and parade promises TO pale
tho sp1endorr OF ancient Rome" and
viii ipelude gallant knights and fair
ladies on prancipg steeds; nery, un-
tanned savages, cages OF wild animals,
. corEIomeratIon OF curiosities and
Frlsxy OF bravery and beauty.
fhero will he n number OF events
p.yticipatsd In by club owners. In.
performance by three society girls,
AmpnG the professional numbers will
he n trained pony, dog and monkey
ants trapeze performers, tight ana
slack wire acts. high school horses
and, ponies, the always comical buck
ingi muls Maud. and a dozen or more
rloa ma. IA with all circuses, peanuts
and pink lemonade will be the pre-.
vattng nod and drink. and The In.
segarable side shows viii include a
iaykerx Lliliputians. giants. three.
legged Inrn, fortune teller. shooting
Eslbry. etc.
VIII Give Matinee.
a chiidren's matinee performance
win be given at 2:l5 p. m. and the
evening performances Will commence
st s:ib pm.
Mrs. Harry Lee Rust Il chairman OF
thscommittee In charge OF the benefit
auction and tea dance TO be given At
Rauscher'r Monday. at 200 o'clock
for relief work In France. Nine, Jus
proceeds OF the entertainment to the
proper sources In France. Mrs. Ralph
V. y0aliinger. OF Stoneleigh Court has
charge Of the tickets, and tables may
he engaged from Mrs. Eldridge: at
Rust will be assisted by Mrs. j. &. W.
Beekham. Mrs. Lillian Duncan Bax'
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JEAN ELIOT WRITES
OF SOCIETY EVENTS
Notes and Gossip Of Capital
Residents and Visitors
Here.
CONTINUED from Eighth paseJ

duCed at reception at the Fan. Amer
foam building. or perhaps merely sug.
rested Tho plan OF tagging each
guest with his name, place or resi-.
denco and profession? At any rate.
the new idea, which he has tried out
popular with hM frtends
certang s am eli
ing when, as In this case, there are
twenty or thirty guests who arc,
most OF theH'' s,rh.sors " cav" o'"o''
One peer char
Ns.rIx p.r,.hed
Trying Wen, just bit, but every
one seemed to stand quite well the
strain of beinp talked about before
III. 80, r., -. ,... .xc.n, oco noof
n's OF ner very iso' oNoop, v"s poo'
s your, .sns p,' VINO hesriS pe'''h'o from
After luncheon Mrs. W. II. Hin. who
is Waiting Mrs. Charles NJ. Ffonike,
her relief work abroad among the
poor little belgian children. Then
there were such pretty girls at the
party. Perhaps the most striking was
n taking a POSTGRADUATE course at
$; =: $$ :::;: &. $::: So:
Esss. ! think--who 10 really lovely.
She IL from Australia, but In spending
the winter In Washington and has
taken On apartment at the Shoreham.
.
Wsner 10 ne .sss
Fer DR.. Lao Use Muh vs.
su..p you know that wonderful
tan Tss Aiuh Va don't you7 Oriental
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philosophy mys,I,,lsm. eso.. .,,,
know all the 9ene,ous, susSes,on ,
.nat arc cohJureu .o "'"o ~ '"o '"e"'
''om or sucn hse m. ,o, wall
WhstI DOM hnow ~ 49,,
: may wei aoi ~, ay,na ~ a AID
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dental orientation or Chief OF the ID.
vision or Oriental oxidization. or what
ever nc may pe. y, m tnc nc v.n,,. m, ~,
wbetbcT .lybe. those clever Hon.
kinses are putting something over on
the town.
Can you make an acrostic or that
name? Read II again:
Lao Tso Muh va:
I've spelled Y forward ana pack,
ward. and divided u In All kinds OF
L A o
III U II
Y A
also backward;
Ay Hum Eat Gal.
and done all the tricks with II ] can
The Washington times., 1916-12-17
TWO GERMAN CARDINALS.

BERLIN tvia Sayvllie wirclesrD,
Dec. Bishop Frankel, OF BreslatS
and Archbishop Count Huyn. or
Prague, will be. appointed cardinals
by Pope Benedict, the catholic organ,
Koelniscbe Nolks Zeitung, announces.
The Washington times., 1916-12-17
Dance fer Hospital

An annual dance and bazaar will be
given at the Raleigh Hotel on Dccem'
Der 10 for the benent OF Casually
Hospital. by the board OF, lady man
aE.T.. The ladies In charge are !:
Mrs. NJ. q. Copeland, apron table; Mrs.
William McCauiey. fancy table; Mrs.
II. Williams, candy table: Mrs. W.
Hettingcr, punch: Mrs. NJ. G. Hazon.
Young Ladies' Guild.
The dancing will be In charge or
Mrs. J. e. wineman and Mrs. william
Mecaulcy the card tables. Assisting
these are Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Hulburt.
Mrs. ouackenbush, Mrs. Bsyne, Mrs.
EettIer, Mrs. Bohannon, Mrs. Mus.
heimer. Mrs. Trouleben, and many
others.
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Mrs. Levy 70 Receive.

Mrs. Hattie Levy. OF 1873 sixth
street, will be at home this evening
from : TO 10 o'clock In honor OF tie
confirmation OF her son, Harold Levy.
The Washington times., 1916-12-17

the number that VIII attend Is well
above sixty-nine.
Every once in while little OF the
true Chrigtmas spirit crops out In an
age when we almost forget what tue
feast IL al labout In our rush 10 give
and get.--Christmas gifts. FOR IN
stance, take the work OF thc ittle
group Of girls who where Arc I an tbe hns.
pitfalls have n happy day. a..
The hospital committee OF the
junior league. that's the official name.
Marie Peary is the chairman ana tne
nonns chase Srs Ma rsSdn Heimhoid,
Lena Hitchcock, Lydia Clark, Alice
t;oodwin. Georginn Schoncld, Marie
sims. Elizabeth Hamilton. EiI!e lie
YJcunc, katherine HIN. and Mrs. Thom.
as Miller Their work " simply TO
rcad TO and amuse the children at the
hospital, but they decided quit. on
their own to make a Christmas Tor
them.
The plan was to MI a stocking with
simple Christmas goodies and provide
one toy for each child. Even this
seemed n staggering task, but all OF
n sudden they discovered corps OF
assistants to- santa Claus une
citation who had been making paper
dolls. paper furniture, scrap BOOKS,
and ali manner OF Jolly things MIS-
Susie Root Rhodes, who heads the
riyc All their work TO the little sick
children and asked tho Junior League
COMMITTEES to distribute the things.
This inspired them to give Christmas
TO all the sick children IN inc nos
The girls and all their friends are
franticaiiy working on scrap books
and gathering up toys, and IL In Ger.
tain now that Santa VIII nesIec. no
little sick Riddle. Marie tells me tnet
people she never heard of, and Just
after n little story about the work
came out in The Times some one sent
her quite anonymously a pox OF hIty
carefully selected toys. People are
minded OF the opportunity? And don't
you envy the girls the JOY OF dis
tribdting the gifts on Christmas Day
-
Tes Dance Fer
Mrs. Charles Noes.
Tho tea dance which General Brock
cnridge's daughters. Hayes ana MAI
Raret. are giving at the Washington
Club. December ~. II not In honor OF
OF the little Russian lady, Mar
garet Noes. who In visiting them but
II for her sistcr.in-law, Mrs. Charles
Noes. Mrs. Noes and her husband
arc coming to town shortly to spend
christmas at the Shorchsm and TO be
with Miss Noes and the breckenridge
girls.
AIR. md Mrs. Charles Noes are from
Russia. too, but are now making their
he adauarters In Toronto. where Mr..
Noes has extensive business interests.
They have been there about year
already, but will intimately return to
Russia. Mrs. Noes " an English.
know she will take" here. As for
Margaret Noes, with her red, red hair.
and he's clever face and her fascInat'
ipgiy precise way OF speaking Eng
llsh, she In already quite the rage.
The Washington times., 1916-12-17

Fopuiaf WIN Brhoes.
II ] were being married, I dom
believe I'd choose Christmas time
with all Its hurry and rush for IN,
wedding; and yet holiday weddings
seem to be quite the thing this year
There's Ethel Norris. who 10 TO MARI,
a Or. Nelson Clarke Dale just two day
before Christmas, and Apna Elliot
Pennebnker, who will become Mrs
Milton Spranzc just two days after
ward. Also Julia Williams and Thorn
as Rives Boykin, who will be married
December %. John X. Boykin will b,
best man for hts brother, the cefe
mony will take place at the home o
Jams, in Sixteenth street, and will b,
very simple. There will be no invita-
lions, the relatives and few clos
friends being asked personally In 4
most Informal way; the time 10 I:3'
o'clock, and the Rev. Andrew r. Biz,
will officiate. Mr.. Boykin and hi
bride will set up housekeeping n
Margaret Larner. whose engage
ment to- Ensign Alexander wothsr
spoon, u. 8. NJ. wss announced. thu
same day an Julia Williams tells m,
until some time next fall. EnsiGi
Wotherspoon, you know, IL tho son %
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. w. w. wother
spoon. j used to see Mrs. wothsr
spoon often at the hops at the Nava
Academy when Alex was q middle, !
and she was usually acting a. chseroi
for Margaret. suspected then |,
year or so ago. that that young pail
more than liked each other.
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The Washington times., 1916-12-17
Pick Griairss Night
Fer wsaea's Disasrs.

The womsn's dinner. by the way.
IL quite the correct stunt on Gridiron
nights, and last Saturday was Q Grid
iron night. when most OF the interest
ing men In town are dining together
at the willard. Also sornstimes .
ally on purpose 10 give dinners, not
strictly dove parties, 70 people to
whom she feels she owes the atten.
tion, but whom her husband does not
like. Tho simple Notion, she quite
most ,xeeI,en,iy TO excuse monsisr's
absence. There, ! must bring my let.
ter TO q close and get to my Christmas
list. Affectionatety yours,
Evening star., 1916-12-06
SEEN IN THE WASHINGTON SHOPS,

possessed an exquisite Inning Of Per
sian satin.
A departure from the general rule
was = dark blue satin model suitable
for afternoon OF evening wear II gath
cred It's fullness at the back and se-
cured 1t with two narrow belts. which
clasped In front by meane Of small blue
enamel buckles. Chinehilla trimmed
cuffe, collars and hem.
There was also an AFFAIR Of black
panne velvet lined with cerise satin
and richly endowed with bearskin
trinamlngs,
Although the long coats have found
favor with the mode, the coat suits are
alse worthy Of 9 little attention. The
model sketched ie e suit for seheei
the coat Is plated to q yoke and belted
slimly at the waist. The cape collar is
trimmed with seal. and the skirt Is full
and simply belted like the eeat. The
hat worn with this suit is dark brown
velvet trimmed with q band Of dull gold
aud reds.
Another smart suit is Of purple duve-
Yn. featuring the rather long coat
snawl COLLAR And helted waist line.
ROCKETS are marked with neal buttons,
en1 seal 10 used on collar and cuffs.
Inc sport suit IL always needed. and
enis one was hnappy model Of green
checked velour, with pointed collar and
peinsed In the Same manner. The skirt
ives conservative and wore pockets to
match its coat. The suit was innocent
OF edornment eAve its small green bone
buttons. Velour and duyetyn are ia
vored materials.