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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
glcfrolOo fir Gin 9jlnnlt6icr.

gluS &om miro ser gsicner glrbei.
ter. 3citlng bcridtct, sIud Ylanl.
tbierc founru militdriideu 9iu1m cr-
mcr6cn. mic cS Gin g2etroIog benefit
Ocn ser sQ1cIngcro nohi s. IS. eincm
Wloult6icre NIT 9lamcn 9hir wiomct
Ger armc 9Snr lit in cincm ~clcht
i'm &arlt acialcn abcr ldon porber,
icbou pur 2l $ubrcn nobnI oaS
Widultbicr ali Ser nu0liidlihcn
Smlont bon Nbba @crnlia i'm ito-
licniIh abcNiuiibcn 6cIo5u0 t9cil,
uuO sluar mar cs ser cin5iae llcber.
le6enoe elmer in Stolicn in oonlbo.
rem 9luocnlen lcbeuocu @atteric
Nlaiotti, Sic bis aui Den lcbten
Wlonn oen 800 iano. 9Ils man al.
les pcrlorcu iab. bcibIoB man. zoe.
niolicns sic &anoncn Su retten lu0
ldniirtc 9tlr cine Hnnonc auf icincu
itnrtcn Hiidcn. gSd6renO oic lcbtcn
llcbcrrcite Der @nttcric neben ibm
iiclc1 trua 9Iag ieine idhwere Solt IN
roIcnoem Sonf ms Eager, no er
ihwciBirielcno aber naperlest, an.
FAM 9tad6er brohtc man 0as ma.
dcrr @'olu6ier nadl Stolien 5nriid
uno bic slrtillcriiten bielten cS in
G6rcn criporieu ibm sic idbmcritc
SIrbcit lmO ga6eu ibm Ggtroratio.
ncn. 9hn bat ooS aIte Ebicr. OoS
cinem 9leNiment BON Niciiiua ge6or.
tc, i'm Sbuee Oeo @oriicS ieineit
Soloatcntoot geilmocn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
&rirgStOlgem.
6uOIuubs IpirtiGaftIibr Gage bebrus
truO brrl9Ir@trrt.
EaupeEs0iIaHs init Oem einSIanOe bsioROers
nueanltio beeiHHu0t.

profeKor 0r. Sermunn 2ebD. cine
GutOritGt auf Dem @ebiete Der Suns
belspiTenId6aft uno IationuIOtonomis
Tareibt iiber oen GinfluB oss &rieees
uuf bic ipirtIdoftlide Gage gnglanbs
lpic folgt:
Ser engliIcbe NuBenbonbel bat nab
reno bes Srieges 5ipei uHerfreuIi9e
GrFabrungen gemodt: critenS peiit er
sinen ouBeroroeutli9en &adsong oes
Qlusfubrpertes auf Der fic9 i'm Sabre
1916 gcesniber bem Sabre 1918 ouf
unndbcrnb 14o Millopeu phln6 Sters
ling, olIo etipa orei Mliniarben Mart.
Belief; 5tpeitens leibet gnglunO felt
benz 6erbF, 1914, unter elmer Sunebs
menoen lleberpaIfbitGt ieiner Sans
OelsbtIano, in0em Dem iintenoen Mert
Der Musfubr bic Satfa&e elmer oubers
orbentIi6en WertIteigsriing Der @ins
fubr trob teilpeile itntenoer ulen9en
berIelben) gegeniibertebt. DieIe llebers
paffipitdt Der enelii6en SanDeIsbiIan3
betrGgt mebrers Miaiaroen Wldrt i'm
Sabre. 9luBer oieIen beioen Eatfds
hen ober crbeifdlt Elm unoeres Moment
In Der @ntlpidlung Oes eugIifAen
QluBenbun0eIs Bed9tuug. Gs bat ii9
nGmli9 pdbrenb bes Rriegss cine
ouberOrbeutIi6e @erf9iebuug in Der
Ri9tung Der en9IiI9eu Musfubr bolls
Soger. SteIlen mir in elmer furoen
lleberii@t an 9ono Ser bonn .,Gconos
miit" gebra9teu 3iFFcru oieienigen
baupiiG4Iiden 2dnoer uno Gjebiete Sus
fammen, na9 pel9en Der Wert Der
britiihen 9lusfubr i'm Sabre 1915
cine Nbndbme refpeitipe cine 3unabme
5eiste, 10 ergibt iidb foIsences Bib:
2lbnobme naA fols Mert Der britiTben
genoen 2Gnbern Q[usfubr in wlil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
Srr. edaeer DOn baltimore.
(@eariIn0et fss5l

&auptauartier; ..@ermnnic-N1da.
ncrrbor-GInLbons," 0r. S52, gloro-
Somoro-StraBe.
&rdii0cnt SenrD Sbomos, ger.
3i6. 8clt.Saratoea.SiroBe.
Sobn ". alein, Girioeut, gSl. 20f,
Roro.Sinmooo-gIpcnue.
George Silnmelbebcr, proiofoui.
renoer imO rorreipnnoirenoer Sclse.
tdr, 9lr. 4l9, 8orrcit-StroBe.
9ermaun Midlih, 2datmciiier,
ylr 7t3, @arncr-SiraBe.
6inan8.Setret6r GboS. gleiubor0t,
Scott. uno &ombnra.StroBc.
@m. 3. Siloclvauot gibIioibclar,
ylr 2029. 8rc0crid.9lncmc.
Gbas 9lcu. glr. 2i6. gloro.SSultc-,.
gIbc., Eoriiber ocs W1uIif,Gonliic.s.
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9ar l03, gloro-Sreoerid. 1iraBe. IA.
ocn Somltaa A6ero. nit gtRsuatme
oes otittcn Somiiaas i'm 9Fouot
o%eFeiniete GdngeF pou %alumoFe.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

Q[us oieTer 3uIammenitelung er9ibt
iim, oub bic Ginfubr @robbritdnniens
gcrobe na6 oenienigen Gjebieten am
ftGrtIten obgenommen bat, pelde in
syrieoens5eiten cine DomGne beS briti'
fden Wlorltcs paren, ndmli9 bic Nuss
fubr no6 ben Rolonien un0 iiberiee'
il6en @ebieten. 90 Iin0, iDenn man
bon DeutI9lano obfiebt, Die Souptriids
oGnoe bes @rportipertes in oenjenigen
QGnoern ooer Gebieten gu peroei9nen,
ipeIde nod i'm Sabre 1918 in Der geos
erapbiIheu Werteilung oes britii@en
Ggportipertes bic erlte ooer bic eriten
Stellen einnabmen; man beddte Den
berringerten Musfubrlpert naH Snoien,
Q(uitralten un0 gleusG sGeeIano. ben Der,
Staaten. Sopan uuO Gbiuu, ben fiibs
ameritanii9en @epublifen uno Siibs
gtfrita. @erooe biele Gebiete iporen
es, in peIden betanntIih Der britii4e
syobritant irob allen neuen gBettbes
irerbes nod einen gutsn Stono botte,
fet es oeqeniber Der &onturren5 on0es
rer Snoultriesebiete, iei es eesenilbsr
beS tmportiercnoen 2dnbes ielblt
@d6renb GjroBbritannien 81 8egtnn
oes &rieges msinte. boB Der Gorttau
Der oeuiI6en 9tusflbr pdbreno bes
arieae8 in eucu iberIeeiiheu @ebies
ten Dem brttii9sn Snoultriellen uno
3ouFmann ungeabnte Qlusli4ten ers
DfFnen peroe, Seiot iid beute bic grobe
Gnttdulcbung oarin, oaB Die brttilAe
QGusflbr unb Der britiI4e 9anoel nihi
rur nic6t augenommen, fonoern in pbdz
nomenaler g9eile abgenommen bat.
Ole ltrIo6en bierFiir iino beridie0ener
Qlrt; oie bauptl6dlitben MOmente finn
bariu all fuC6en, oab bic en9liIde @rs
portinDuIirie In ipi9tigen Teilen
ouberorocntlib fart ourd ben Mrbeis
termaugel ouf @runo Der Ginbcrufuns
oeu All leioen bat, bab ferner our9 bic
Werteuerune Iopobl Der 2ebensmittsl,
nnb 6amit her 20bne, pie Der &obs
ftoffe Oie Rontilrreu5fd6ieteit Der bris
fiIcben Snouitrie duf benz MeItmortts
oepoliig oeIitten Bat, oob euoItcb ourd
Sic Hra1traunitnlamitdt uno bic boben
Tro6trafen, psl9e teiIipsiIe cine 100.
prosentige Grb0bung erfabren boben.
ote QreiIe, su benen man britiIhe PRO-
butte in iibsrfeeiIhen @ebieten anbie'
ten tpnnie, betrd8tlid erbUbt peroer
muBten, ipos ipieberum in einem Riid,
ooua bes aonIums gum NusOrud tam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

3 3cllllllct. Y ! II G
lSreuuoin be1uc6tc
ulicb lino rictb mir,
SDoid &. Yini1dn $
glcoetnblc @ o N
pplliio llilo Npoia
6. 9Sinfhnm S Ca
laiipe 9SniD" 5ll
bcnubctL eScb be
gdun Sbrc yleOi5in
81 ueDnicn mo pcrs
0raurilte So gScrtb
un0 in 5iuci Nlonos
ten mar icb cinc 0ez
iunbc SSrau nac1s
Nn,,, Nvot Nfot.1 no.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

DiahtS gut 9tun lpringt cs an glci-
let in LANCER, 9lottcr So6rt Oortbil
no ms @cnciung merocu ioll mo
100 unirr uciBc 9citen rnO licbeuol-
lie sGflege rnO 9icinIibfeit porten.
Smmrlmanu im Snmpf nit Gualan-
bern.
gSie Der Dor Elm poor Wlonoter
rm's 9ebcn gefommenc oeuti6e 6Iic-
gcroiii5ier eincn britii6en 6licgcr
6crobiboB, idiIocrt elm 6cIoeralier
in cincm 6clopoItbricie iolgcuoer-
moBcn:
- Dy9ir maren gera0c nit Der Gom'
pognie oui Ser SiroBe oneetretcn
im0 iaben bod in ser 9nft, minOe-
items 5000 Dieter bod, 5lpei Slug
5cuge, oie mir aniangS iuegcn i6rcr
folonoleu SS0be iiir 5ipci feinOlirbe
bieltcn. 9eiOe 6hie5euee famcn IN
oirefter 9ii1tung auf ms 5ll, nobel
man ocltlicb bcmerfcn fonnte, wie
oaS 5lpeite Dem criten immer ndber
fam. @lobliA 60rten mir, mie 6eioe
9lpporaic fat icnfrcdt iibcr lnieren
&0picn itonoen, Nlaibincngcpcbrc
fnoitcrn imo mir olou6en ibon, oic
Oinid)inen0elpcbrc 6Gtten ouf ms &C.
iNoNcn oic mir ooM III geid6loNcncr
&olome 0ort inteu itanocn. Gam
laIen mir nllfonBS mr olS i1lpnr5en
Elnlt erfcnnbor, chpaS aus icincnl
glpporot berousioIlcn mos nit iii.
gc6curcr Sdlnelliotcit nGber fam
mo bolo erfonnten mir Oeutli6 ci-
ncn 9fcniDen. @lcid3eitig aber
botte iicb Der glpparat 5llr Seite &c.
ncigt lmo itiir8tc 0onn iid iibcridla-
gcno, sur grOe @r muroe ,etluos a6-
gctrie6en unO iicl in 0cn @arten bin.
ter meinen Sauic. Ger eine Der 6ci-
Den Snlolien (5pci engliIdJe Dill
5terc), Der ni6t 6crauSaeiallen mar,
lto5nte nod chpoS, itor6 ober fllr5
oorouf ocn anocrcn fanO man 6un-
ocrt Mctcr caticrnt Bon oen Eriim-
ucrn OcS glpporateS babe ic6 mir
5pci nit Stofi bcipannte G6eile aili.
9c6obcn, bic ib mir ais 9lnocnfen
ouibcmo6rcn piq Gs por intereiinnt.
Die @cgenlGte in Der Stinmiln9 6pi-
ldcn lnlcrcn Erippcn mo Der frnns
6Yiildeu 9ep0ltcrlma 81 bcobo6tcn.
glnlangS5 ais in DER groBen S5o6e
nod nid)t 81 erfenucr mar, iper
,Sreln0 oOcr 6cinO mar, iuar allcS
It'll. gSic Oom Ger cine 9lpporat
iliir5tc, magic iibcr6ailpt feincr ne5r
5iI otbmen, allies tiir5te nad orn
,Sliigeln Oes glppnrotcs, Inn Die 3ei-
dcn 81 erfenuen mo 0ann, pic man
enolidl Die bloli-ipeibsrotben &rciie
erfanntc, Elm Surrab bon unieren
Seltcl wie ih eS nod nic6t qc6ort
babe, wG6renO Oie Sron5oien frei-
idcno, i1rcienO unO beulenO oopon-
licien. @bcu 6atteu mir sic bciocu
feiuoIidcn 3lieaerofii5icre nit allen
nilit0riidcn @6ren bcorabcn. 3oit
ldmnitlibc 0ili5icre Der bier licgcn-
ocp Eruppen un0 Der &cgiments.
Gommanoeir maren I'M Graucr5llg,
oo5l nod nnicre aope1e in0 cine
Gbren-&onpognie, sic oeu 5olilt
I6oB. Sll9 oic 6licger-2lbt6eiIuug
bate einc Ecpltatiou 0eididt oic
cincn Gran5 nieocrleaie. Gs lit wie.
Der Sicutenant SnneImann geipeien,
Der Die 6lcger berpntergcidoiirn
bat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
llOncr.l .llorii riidlcrllnncn.

OWN ~ I'NjN t+tAtNNIs
". g. S0adclinrD & 60,
lll~2i Nb0nihcr Commerce WuiloiuQ
sIcutldc Scncr,NcriiNcrHunc.O .O eicnimoit." Nols
liodO mo Baltimore r0bc
nHcntid'9lm. Ncncr@crfmeruna2ie ieleienidait,"
baltimore. irOBc uuo OuiiOm NQnic Npcuc
,2uunl NHiurnnce 50, OF eiucrpnnl," Ncufn Mt
gSariiclo, 9iclocn5 0i0nnacr lOi fO3 Ohum.
hcr Of Commerce 2NilloiuR
pWcrmnnio dcucr Ncrithcrnuac Wrifnimalt,"
baltimore uno g,oriO 1lraDc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

GAS 9SdditlieQcnoe.
Gcl0arauer 5n sen orei &amero'
oem u0a iino mir 10 eini60neS
QuartcttNel beiiaulmeul S9aoe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

Nnpicrldnnc0c un0 &hmbcrS.
Scba Nn0rrt 1894 IhamcS. airaBe. Is & 81
Sclcpbon; g9olie 1899
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

Bob icb niMt an meine 9loten ge0adlt
babcl~ Ramcrao .2l6er Nlcnld,
mie fam mon ms Selo 5Icbcu llp0
Die )lotcn uergelIen2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
90uptDerbanOspIaB bel &erOnn.
Vic biz sdw~crunnOecu 1 sciScu mno raoc pgaS MAIDEN
bic 1ransoien?n Oie critic 6raae md Scr SReratiUn.

u@s ge6t i6nen ihlcAter ais uns, "
iogte ib i6m llno ous gcniigt ibm.
Gas ghlto martet Dor Der Sbiir.
gSir weroen eingelaocu, gIOicul
Mobt's gut! glun ipringt cs al alei-
tet in LANCER, 9lottcr So6rt Oort6im
mo ms @cnciling merocn loll, mo
100 unirr mciBc @ctten imO licbeUol-
lie &flege lnO 9icinlibfeit iunrten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

Nlarnor. mo @ranit.gScrfc
=. eiloariHcr & Suns, 223 @0ro.0burlcs eir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

EruItGompaQniCn.
psolc grpoUt aub EnR eumpann." Is Gcuib.
SirOBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
Spor Q3onfcll.

p1cntidr sporbanf pan Nalilmorr," Ouiaius
iuo baltimore SuaBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

Ncliide @iihcr mo 3ciiihriiicn.
". pauliia, glr oo6, neutrality-suspicious. SnaBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

7FWVINWIWFV.
WndraH 0in 9betoardpb bon Su85cidnnnn
Nr. 10, yeclt Ncriuplou. SlrObe
9tatlon0ls 9Qntcn.
.Sbe clb Soun Watlpual Gmf," @ub nnO
Orcicr SlrnBc Sucub W. Nuuf. Nraliocni.
NcilrO 81 9icolic Nuliircr
sSrcuno National Nant," 432 Siio. .@rcnolpon.
gH. Is g9Ooucr. 0dllircr
,,21cicrn National @ani," "a 9lOr0sGuiaiO. 1ir.
gS Winripn, Slulrcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

sScutiag NnHl non @altmurci, NaIilmorcs
nto Nullo0u 5irabc guiGuli g2cbct 4'rdil'
bent, Suhn Vs. rnuher 8icc.lrdllocnt,
Wcornc 8. eana. 0aiiircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

3citlingen 3eitibriitcn etc.
rIbe Baltimore Nelp0 0ompannr. Ncbcri G. W
Mlepetn @elballonbrcr, 227 RrNupcri' @it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

Ylcbplattcn. Nicton etc.
9hen, 0Uunin oo Sue, 19 Is eolocrfoH.
@iruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

crIIIl0 EarntF o., 205 gl0Io Taca'alraGc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

Qan0wiri0iaaTflidc @rrdi6c lm0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

9lutomobilc.
9adoro. i--35 $3.50. f-o5 $3.50
nNadato wiuiur 90. Of @aliimure", 0bntlc1.
SiraBc mo Qli Aon0l epcuuc
Nnonc NrGS., oic populate Gar" S1S5
Winrs1el Wlobiic Op., eOl0gc 1306iO N0ros
Nb0rlcSl Sirnbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11
NSafcnt glnlU6lfc.

@ntcnt glnU0ltc.
0Ouiu q. SamuclS, Sctis0mpni; 4aicnic.
Nuiloclo lhltuinrlcu. &crlunorclnlc 4iurn.
lnno Iriiil NluloiuQ
Snnpln u. 6craniun, 1l6- Az 2aiO Wnlolua.
iSidbtiQc OrinhrunQ.
". ~. & ". Z. cDiunro, a. Continental NloO.
ftniijircn Tell 1872 crlolGrciU Ia baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-11

oOa DO @lmnIans 1rai ana
The Washington times., 1916-05-18
PROMINENT LADY'S
HEALTH RESTORED
Constipation, Stomach Trouble,
Headaches, Nervous Spells,
All Gone Since Taking
"Dreco."

Anyone who might still be in doubt
about what Dreco is accomplishing
in Washington would doubt no more
were they only to stand around
hear how the people talk about the
benefits they have received. People
In every walk of life. business men.
professional men. doctors, nurses,
Government employees. have used 1t
and praise II. Hardly a mail comes
but some one Is writing for informa-
tion or ordering a bottle. Read what
this little lady says Dreco did for her,
she Is Miss Anna Walker, corner
Sixth and l. streets northwest:
For some time have suffered from
constipation, stomach troubles and
weakness. Had severe headaches,
sourness OF the stomach accompanied
by pains and gas forming. After taxi
ing a treatment of Dreco l am en-
tirely relieved of my troubles" We
have many such testimonials from
persons who owe their health to Dre-
CO. Sufferers from constipation. ca
tarrh, rheumatism. blood disorders,
kidney and liver. troubles. sour stom-
ach, formation OF gas on stomach and
similar disorders should try Dreco. 1t
Is quick In action as II attacks and
destroys the poisons In the system,
thereby correcting the diseases and
restores the organs to a healthy con-
dition. Sold in all O'Donnell Drug
Stores. Bury's in Anacostia. Aliens
in Alexandria. Accept no substitute,
Price, $l.00.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-05-18
RECEPTION TODAY TO
ARTS FEDERATION
0ctagon House To Be Scene Of
Brilliant Event-Hoste
Are Named.

The charming old garden at Octagon
House will be the scene of brilliant
reception this afternoon in compliment
to the delegates to the American Fed
Grafton of Arts. The hostesses for the
Federation, who will welcome the
guests this afternoon and again tomor-
row evening at the dinner to be given
at Rauschers, are Mrs. William NJ.
Ritter, Mrs. Charles w. Richardson.
Mrs Merrill e. Gates, Mrs. II. X. Bush
Brown, Mrs. Hennen Jennings. Miss
The Washington times., 1916-05-18
What Every Mother Knows

Every Mother knows that during
the trying period before baby comes
the use Of Mothers Friend, a de-
pendable external remedy obtained
Of druggists, is absolutely neces-
sary 30 as to avoid the pains caused
by undue tension upon the cords,
ligaments and muscles resulting
from muscular expansion. Under the
surface is a network Of fine nerve
threads, and by applying Mothers
Friend all these are soothed and
helped. Expansion Is natural, and
pains are relieved. In many cases
nausea, morning sickness and other
distresses are avoided.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-05-18
Photo by Buck.

Grace Lincoln Temple. Mrs. Henry
Kirke Porter, Miss Aline Solomons.
Mrs. John Jay white, Mrs. Paul Bart
lett. and Mrs. Ward Brown,
Mrs. Bartlett and Mrs. White win
preside at the tea table at the garden
party and others assisting will be Mrs.
Brown. Miss Solomons and Miss Leila
Mechlin, secretafy of the Federation OF
Art.
attended by $50 guests, including promi-
nent men and women from all over the
country. In addition to representative
Washingtonians
Robert derorest. president OF the
lean Federation OF Art, will preside and
the distinguished list of speakers will
include Cass Gilbert. whose subject will
be "Architecture:" Herbert Adams.
ing" Alfred Noyes, Poetry" and
Horatio Parker. Music"
The Washington times., 1916-05-18
DR. AND MRS. SIMPSON
GIVE DANCE TONIGHT
Party for Miss Barbara kauff-
mann and Her Flanoe VIII
Be Interesting Fete.

DIR. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson
will be hosts this evening at one OF
the most interesting festivities of the
week. when they will give dance n
the Chevy Chase Club In compliment
10 Mrs. simpsons niece, Miss Barbars
Kaufman. and her nance. Lewis New
ton Murray.
Vases OF pink peonics will be used BY
way OF decorations and will form the
centerpiece on the table, from which q
BUFFET supper will be served NJ mid
Mrs. Simpson and Miss Kauffmsnn
viii receive together, and among the
guests will be Mrs. T.. M. Rogg and
A. J. McGrath. who are visiting DR.
and Mrs. Simpson. They will be among
the guests at the marriage of Miss
Kaufman and Mr.. Murray on satur'
day.
The Washington times., 1916-05-18
wednesday Night Functions Are
Growing More and More
Popular Every Week.
cLAPHAMs GIVE A DINNER
Iwenty-eight Guests at Party In
Compliment to Francisco
Arias, OF Panama.

Every week tho Wednesday night din
ner dances nj tho Chevy Chase Ciuli
grow moro popular. Last evening a
gathering OF ebout an persons dined at
the club before the dance.
Ono OF the largest dinner parties was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton q. Clap
ham. who entertained In compliment to
Francisco Arias. Of Panama, who Is
staying at the Willard.
The table was decorated with q huge
centerpicce of ferns. pink roscs, and
peonies. while tho same flowers wore
artistically arranged around the basket
on the cloth. There were twenty-elght
wS%s VIZ sst' Mrs 4etUr Mc sq kaa Mfs
mann. Mr.. and Mrs. Waddy Wood, Mr.,
and Mrs. Heurtematt, Of Parama: WAL
ter Penfeld, Mr.: and Mrs. Burnett. Mr..
Mssr, sna Mr;, M,s ChaTlSs rl;,sh " whseler Harry
Donn. DR.. and Mrs. Walter Wells, Mrs
Dfllworth Hilbert, Col. and Mrs. r.. p.
Davis. and Capt and Mrs. william
Strother Smith.
Mrs. Brooke Entertains.
Mrs. Mark Brooke entertained at din
ner at the club. Her guests were Col.
and Mrs. T.. L. Munson, Major and Mrs.
Palmer. Capt. and Mrs. James G. Low
ing. Major and Mrs. James A. shipton,
Major and Mrs. w. d. Connor. Major
and Mrs. James A. Woodruff. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gould Lincoln. Mrs. Hunt -Thomp-
son. Miss Alice Shepard, Capt. Roger
Vowel; Hrows,i Capt Capt. Edward Garfield. and
Miss Helen Blodgett. who Is entertain
Ing house party of girls who were her
former schoolmates. gave a dinner in
compliment. to them last evening at the
chaperoned the party. Miss Blodgett's s
house guests are Miss Mary Anderson
and Miss Dorothy Anderson, OF st. Paul;
Miss Miss sarah Latimer. of Bolton, 8. c.;
MISS Ruth Orton. of Chicago: Miss Pau
virginia Bush. of Fort Hope, Canada.
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China Department

Richly Decorated Sugar and Cream
Set, mat gold handles Soc. Was N.25.
! Imported Decorated Cake Plate. 500.
Was ss.25.
Three-piece Imported Decorated
Whipped Cream Set. e5c. Was N.2S.
Handsomely Decorated Handled and
Covered Cracker Jar. N.Oo. Was S2.o0.
! Fast.stand Decorated Gravy Boat. 3Sc.
Was 800.
Neatly Decorated Imported China
Covered Dish. ,75c. Was 500.
i Decorated Haviland China Fruit
Bowl, S5c. Was $500.
l Richly Decorated Syrup Pitcher on
plate. 6Oc. Was s.Oo.
Incrusted Gold Covered Toast Dish.
s6c. Was 1e.25.
10 Decorated Limoges China Dinner
Plates. lSc each. Were SOC and 6oc.
2 Serving Trays. slightly imperfect. Soc
Handsomely Decorated China Fruit
Dish. inclosed in wicker, $500. Was 81. or.
l Wicker-frame Fruit Basket, with
cretonne lining under glass, N.00. Was
2, Austrian China Meat Platters. rose
border. $50 each. Were Sl.25.
Dainty Decorated French China Coupe
soup Plates, l6c each: Were sSc.
Decorated English Porcelain Pickle
Dishes. 16c each. Were t0c. 49,.
2bc each. Were SOC.
q Decorated Austrian China MAyonnaise
Bowls, tbc each. Were 81. 90.
Handsomely Decorated Japanese China
Sherbet Cups. 35c each. Were 75c.
! Decorated Austrian China Fern Dish.
N.00. Was $3.50.
l dozen Green and Gold Decorated China
Individual Butter Dishes. 6oc. Were
N.25.
= Handsome Austrian China Sugar and
Cream Sets, Sl.00 each. Were $3.50.
I s-piece Decorated Austrian China Tete-
a-tete Set. $3.50. Was SETS.
Decorated Porcelain Soup Tureen,
N.O0. Was s2.25.
Handsomely Decorated Haviland China
Soup Tureen. $3.50. Was s1l.50.
7-piece Individual Tea Set, N.e5. Was
l Handsomely Decorated Haviland China
Teapot, Sugar and Cream Set. s2,5o.
Dresden Pattern candlesticks. slightly
imperfect. 35c each. Were N.26.
] 7-piece Handsomely Decorated Aus
trian China Berry Set. 500. Was 81. 70.
Mat Green Jardieniere In grass frame
slightly shopworn, S1.50. Was S3.76.
Large Jardieniere for veranda or porch
use, n,bo. Was $500.
Fifth floor. q street.
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compliment to Miss Kaufmshn sns
Mr.. Murray.
-
Song Recital Tomorrow.
At the Congressional Club tomorrow
afternoon Mrs. Raymond johnson, of
New York, aDd Mrs. Walter X. Wilson
will be heard in a song recital at
o'clock, followed by tea at B.
Mrs. John Mcclure Wiley and Mrs.
Richard w. Austin will pour ana those
assisting will be Mrs. James y. Parker,
Mrs. Percy Il. Quin, Mrg. J. Willard
hagsdale. Mrs. Henry T. Rainey, Mrs.
Charles b.. Ward, Mrs. Thomas }.
Walsh. Mrs. John .. Rilter. Mrs. c. w.
CONTINUED on Page sixteen.)
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MISS KAUFFMANNIS
GUEST At LUNCHEON
Party Given In Compliment to
Bride-EIeot by Miss EIIz-
abeth Bryan.

Miss Barbara Kaufman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman.
whose marriage TO Lewis Newton MUIR
ray. Of Dunkirk. ". Y. will take place
on Saturday. was the honor guest at the
luncheon which Miss Elizabeth Bryan
gave today at her home in Eighteenth
street.
+. The other guests were Mrs. r. M.
Kaufman. Mrs. silas Howland OF Rye.
N. y: Miss ortha Gerrans OF Buffalo.
Miss Shirley Putnam. Miss Frances
Carpenter. Miss Mabel Grandin, Mrs.
Earle Wheeler, Mrs. Foster Hewett.
Miss Julia Maths. and Mrs. Emory
Land. The table was decorated with a
bowl Of pink snapdragons.
Miss Grandin win entertain at r din
ner OF fourteen covers this evening In
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Picture holdings Reduced

A lot OF Short-length Picture
Moldings selected from numbers
many different finishes and styles
OF gilt and woods and In widths
ranging from to 3 inches. The
prices have been reduced from
Ia to Ia, and the reduction af-
fords an excellent opportunity for
framing pictures at much less than
the original cost. Immediate Sc
lection Is advised, as the quantity
Is necessarily limited.
Fourth floor. + street. ?
The Washington times., 1916-05-18
WoooWaro & Iotbrop
New WASHINGTON
Picture DEPARTMENT

Genuine oil Paintings. artisticaily
framed. Each subject 10 q good one and
q most unusual value at the greatly re-
duced price. AZ follows;
! Portrait OF Man. ioxi2 sire. 1000
Was 5000.
A Little Musician. loxoo size. $3.50
was ,2l.5o.
l Venetian Scene. nzsl sire. ss2.5o-was
Sheep Scene. 2ox2s size. s5.oo-was
$3.50.
Colored Print, sheep scene. size 2ox2s
inches; broad antique gilt frame, corner
OF which is dana ged: $3.50. Was 5000.