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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01
RILEY BRINGS ACTION
AGAINST TWO FARMERS
Nick Hoffman and A. =. Nssemsier
:. Arrested on Charge of Failing
to Send Minors to School.

On warrants sworn to by County
Superintendent of Schools ]. w.
Riley, Nick Hoffman of Durbin, and
A. F. Nesemeier of Leonard, were
arrested by a deputy sheriff Friday.
The specific information charges
them with ''unlawfully failing to
send minor children to school"
The cases come before Judge A. g.
Hanson OF the county court this aft
ernoon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-01
NORTH DAKOTA
SOLDIERS FETED

CONTINUED from page H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21
CHRISTMAS TREE FOR :.
SOUTH SIDE PEOPLE.
Community Tree Will Re Hnjoysd n
People Of South Side Christ
man Week

While tho people Of other parts Of the
city arc enjoying Community Cnr1ses
mas tree OF the wharf during the ho!l-
days, tho residents OF the South s1dA
will have their tree. and the tree has
already been secured and Is ready to b
decorated.
The boys OF tho Boys Club OF the
Kings Daughters Day Nursery nave
been working hard for the past week.
and have accomplished much. They
havo erected stand. and have made
ornaments for the tree. AS In pAsS
years they will havo the community.
tree at the Thtrty-fitth street play
grounds, and not only are the ldddieS
looking forward to tho time but the oldr
er people arc taking interest
The dedication exercises for tho 1eA
will be held Monday afternoon 1t
o'clock and the public Is invited. -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21

In two good apartments and in one far
~ expensive house tlt rented FOR sixty
dollars q monthly Then the war turned
he. husbands bushes topsy tu-v"y and
she had 20 20 into a little suburban r.
artment for eighteen dollars week.
There her youngest baby was horn When
l went to sec her was usherrd into II
room filled with sunshine.
Isn't 1t queer" said my cousin. MY
other three babies were horn IN town.
One at that first apartment I had. on"
at the apartment on r street and one At
the homeland this Is the first tin,c |
have had really sunny bedroom. At
the house 7 had some afternoon sun. but
her got X all day long and you can't
think what difference II has made.
But could.
Morning Sun1hine ts Best Of All.
Any kind Of sun Is good. but morn
Ing sun Is best Of all. II has q great
zeal more heating power than the after
noon sunshine.
Tho morning sunshine IS tho most
beautiful. cheerful thing IN the world. l
love to sit In It let II hathe me and hoal
mo. And Cas- have certainly said be-
fore) no day Ia properly begun unless the
breakfast table has sunshine upon II.
Tho Room We Liked The Best.
once lived in little country inn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21

The action Of Stuart's Calcium
Waters in tho skin is so direct and
natural that pinples, hlaclheads and
skin erup;ionF. such as acne and ecze-
ma, disappear utterly. They simply
cannot remain. Their redness and
itching are so neutralzed that new
blood forms now skin all over the
body. The dead skin fakes OF and
passes away in tho natural Derspira-
ton.
Even blackheads disappear and the
skin becomes firm, clear and OF that
texture where the color sparkles and
dances to your smiles and emotions
Plain food and Stuart's Calcium War
ers will surely tako the place OF all
your creams and lotions and you
won't need your powder pun. ret
a 50-ccnt box OF Stuart's Calsium
Waters today at any drug store ana
II YOU wish q FREQ trial package mall
coupon below.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21

DO observed in tho kindergarten. MISS
Gertrude Smith. director Of the kinder
ten and community work. has arranged
O most delightful Christmas program
which the children Will give OF Christ
mas carols, recttations and folk DANCES
There will be beautiful treo. and
Santa Claus will appear and distribute
stockings Of candy to the wondering
group, and to each little girl Will be
given a doll and to each litue boy a
toy. ,,,.
On Christmas day dinner Will bo
seryod to the parents whose children
are betng taken care Of at tho Nursery,
which will be indeed an occasion for
much 10y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21
SIDE TALKS
We Need the Sunshine.
81 Ruth CANERoX

Why don't we think more about sun
shine when we are building or choosing
our horlesT
We look we'll to tho location and the
architecture; We insist upon modern
conventences. especially these sine qua
mons Of modern life. steam heat and
electric lights: we concern ourselves
deeply over the size OF the rooms or tho
color o. the wall paper, and then we
fail to insist that tho house shall be so
placed as 20 drink in all tho blessed
heartentnx. life giving sunshine pos
sible.
Trua we are more thoughtful
about such things than We used to be.
ibut there IS stu great room for I'm
pcovcment)
Tie areatss. Ornament OF Any Room.
Sunshine Is the greatest ornament
any room can have. Take the oarest
plainest room and fill It with morning
sunshine. and you have redeemed It.
once had q cousin who had lived for
many years in tho city. She had lived
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21

where :!cr" 'wc:" ;wo rooms DOWNSTAIRS
rrr ~. yurs,a, the ly;ng room. big
beautifully shaped rn""?. atira"'lNHl.
fitted ~ with old fashioned furniture
and the office. littlt Hluar" r"nm bare
and furnished with u deal 'ahlo ami
few utilita"inu chairs. una adorned only
with the plants on tn" window Sill ANA
'yct ar:r- hr"ukfaS: NOR" thHn halt IN"
gurSta would wander I'M" IN" "1riCe.
Why? Chiefly ! ihtn.. h"'HuSr IN" Nv
ing room WAS a north room and IA" OF
flee was :, southeastern room mat 'a'rIS
drank In Iii" m"rninG sunshine
Next iiir" you hay "r build or rent
hnuse dent iors"i rhr sunshine.
"Hnw did the l0Ii1nS OH; there on the
reservation want In vote.
"rhry secured Inclined T." the hlankct
ballot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21
Scout Meeting,

meeting OF the Boys Club Of the.
Day Nursery will be held this evening
at tho nursery building and Largo,
number Of boys are expected to DO pres,
ont. At the meeting II. o. Port1, the
Boy Scout executive Of this district, will:
give talk on scout work. It is hoped
L troop OF scouts will be organised
soon. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21
Cupid Club DRuo0.


Tho members OF the Cupid Club will
hold their holiday dance this evening.
at the club rooms on South ChaplinA
street The rooms will DO decorated
with colors appropriate for tho Season.:
and those who will attend arc antioipx-'
ting q good time. -"
Briefs and Personals
Mrs. H. Hannig, who has bean sork.
ously III for tho past few weeks. n I'm.
proving nicely, at her home on South,
Chaplino street.
Another rehearsal for tho Trtnt
church entertainment will be held Sun
day evening after church servicea- -
Miss Freda Rosel Is recovering froad
an attack OF scarlet fever.
The ladies in charge Of tho Day Nurs.
cry are planning a Christmas dinner and
tbs mothers Of children staying thero
havo been invited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21
Rebearae This Evening.

A rehearsal Of tho play entitled THE
Child OF Promises" which will be staged
at the Trinity Lutheran church. Tues
day evening. by the young people Of tho
church. will be held this evening and
all those who arc to take n speaking,
part on tho program arc requested to
be present. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21
SpootAl Masses.

There will be special Chrtstm11.
masses at the Church Of the 1mmacu'ate.
Conception Christmas day. High mass
will be observed and the benedtction
will be made at Il late hour Tuesday. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21
Dance This Evening.

This evening ut tho Homo Club. the
young people and their friends will an
10y o. holiday dance. 4 number of invi-'
ta,ions have boon sent out and largs
attendance is expected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21
Christmas Party.

Tho k!ddies OF the kindergarten Of thu.
Kings daughters Day Nursery will en-
Joy Il Christmas party at the nursery
on south Enff street this morning.
There will be Il Special program. and all
the kiddiLs will he given a present By, .
Santa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21
ElotPh Ride
ofFernrs For Day Nursery.

The Home MlSS!o"ar? Circln OIL the
Kings Du,Ight~:s 81 the First Freshly
irr,au church are kindly asked 10
I,r,u,e their Christmas offerings for tho
Day Nursery IL ia" church on Saturday
afternoon. or 70 either or tho services
u,, Si,nduy. \ number Of tlIr ladies
decided to give stockings for wearing
uu.vus.S IT, the children. and these Will
N,. rr,cIvCd at this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21
YOUNG PATRIOTS
AID RED CROSS
CHILDREN OF MISS BERTHA WILL
SONS SCHOOL MAKE ROBE
FOR SOLDIERS.
Society Finds Little Time for Parties In
The Preparation for tho Christ
mas Season.
THE SERVICE FLAG.
RcpuhlIShrd by R"Gu"Stl

Rcpuhlishrd by R"Gu"stl
Dear little flag in tho window there.
Hung with Tear ami 4 wu!nanS prayer
Child of Old GLORY. horn with Il Stmr-
Oh. what n w"ndrrful flag YOU are!
Rluo Is your stnr In It's field "f white,
Dipped In tn" rcd that was born -! TENN
Form Of III" blood thnt our forch"arS
To rntsr your Mother. Tho Flag. o'"--
head.
And now you've corac IN this frenzi"d
day
70 sr>nk from 4 wtndow--to speak md
say:
II am tho voir" ~ soldier son
Gone 10 ~. gone till tho viCtory's won.
II an, the flag nf the Service. Sir.
The flag ~ his moth"r---1 speak for h"r
Who stands by my window ana waits
and fears.
But hides from tho others her unwcpt
tears.
IT am the flag "f The wives who wait
For tho safe return Of n martial natn.
A mate como forth where Tho war god
III lNtS'
To gave from ancrffire other mems
wives.
y am the flac OF ihr swc"thcarts true
Tho often unlhourht of-s!sters too.
| nm, tho flag of :, Iaothcr's son
md won't come down till the victory's
won. =. j
bear ll,'l" flag IN tho window there
Hung with n irnr and womanS prayer
(1,lld of old Glory born with star
oh. what u wonderful flag You arc!
-N-llliam lJsrHchcll In the Indianapolis
News.
That thr. rhildrcn of Wheeling arc do
Ing their hit" with energy was pToV'n
Yesterday when the Indies or mo local
Rod Cross rhap,cr received ono ct the
most beautiful offerings for the soldiers
that has yr; been given. X consisted "t
nr \ knittc,' elumbcr rohe In different
colorrd blocks and tho work was perfect
IN cvor,. dntail The EiYnrS were tho
rhtldrcn Of Miss Bertha Wilson's school
~ Wnodlawn. and they AFRO Juveniles OF
from, hut six 10 fourteen years of ago.
TIL, rnhc will hr sent Ia Washington
with ether knitted articles. AN ef1nrt
like this on tho part Of the Riddles
should most certainly spur their elders
To even more strenuous efforts. Su'h
ua,r!otism Is very contagious.
4 delegation Of f!Io girls mad" tho
nrnscn,u.ion together with the following
letter:
Noodlawn Private School.
Wheeling. ". Va. Dec. 10, 1917.
Tear nd Cross Wark"ra:
Our echUc! organized club. calico
the Rcd ,rnss rlIh. and W" arc trying
:, help the E,d Cross as much As We
can. 'ri,!s club includes all III" pupils
c1crnr tho luyN. and tho girls OF mo
frs: grade. ~ho urn too small TO knit
VIZ huvn kill a convales"cDt robe 10
warm some poor wounded soldier IN tho
hosultal, 'Shpther he Is French. Eng
lizh, Crock. italian or American.
We hope you will tako this blanket
and make good use of II as wn tried to
do our best Please accept this gift
from
Your loving friends.
Gr-ahc-i, Ifutrh'ns F:l!zahrth Woods
nuorr,.r E-nylrft Anne Fcarne
~o,ol,no Faull f:"t:y Br!cn
Ruth Woods 'l"rEar~t 4'o"1"
Elizabeth Reymann 'hth'tElh" NTptnL
Mar r. Sweeney Emily 1ulc Stifel
Iean Wilson Joun ii"Re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21
cb-,e+nns Of the Day Nursery.

c,,rIs;r,as-t:dr ut the DAY Nursery.
has b.c-l arranged with the thought OF
rnkinr this gludsomn season one or JOY
10 the mothers. Riddles and nj! una
children who derive :" much benollt D!
the community work which is being
done by this institution.
On Sunday nftcrn""n Mt tho NursoIy
nj $3.50 c'clorls N"Spcr sorri"" VIII no
held To which all tho mothers or tho
community urc i'lvttcd.
Miss Mary Scott Of Moundsvfle'
rnrner klndergurtner of the NursHry
,r,I! rivu All Interesting talk. Miss Neil
ShnwacrA Of NruEdsvll!c who was once
q teacher there VIII sing, MISS i:dhh
Wagner VIII sing Christmas anthem
md Mrs Jacob birmingham will road
th,. Christmas story.
", Monday morning Christmas will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21

"!maGIn" The British HOW IlaNln.:
their favnritc game II! Il IalHStIh" CITY.
"Jcrusulcm cricket.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21
MISS Knohe .Honored

Miss Ethel Knoke Of Warwood was
rendered q delightful surprise OF hsr
homo Last evening by Misses saraa
Gooch and Emma Kraft in honor Of her
approaching marriage to Mr.. William
Sinclair Henderson, who was until re-
Gently OF Wheeling and Is now engaged
In government work In New York, tho
wedding TO be an event Of the holidays.
Delightful entertainment was en-
joycd, and the miscellaneous shower
Eivon the honor Gil .st included many
dainty and useful articles.
In tho late escnirS q dainty luncheon
most ettractipely appointed was served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-21
Houored DrafteeS

Tho King Fisher club Of the Island
at their club rooms on We'd
ncsday evening. hhnortnG Messrs. Guy
Simpson and Julius Miller, who left for
Fort Scrivcn yesterday. Twenty-Five
enjoyed dancing and delicious
luncheon was served in the late eve
ming.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-27
Nine. Gerhardt,
Lieder Singer,
Gives Recital

Nine Elena Gerhardt, considered
one OF the foremost German lieder
singers now before the public, eth
or in Europe or America gave re-
cital Friday morning. in the Hotel
Siatler presenting songs by Schu-
bert, Brahms. Wolf and Strauss.
To relieve the monotony OF the pro-
gram. Mime Gerhardt sang an Eng
fish song my Love Is Celia"
Mime Gerhardt is typically Ger
man, and probably would feel very
I'll al ease in any other field OF song
than that IN which she has made
herself SO widely known. Her in
depreciation OF the songs of her
countrymen Is intellectual and sym
pathetic. and she uses her voice ar
tistically and in carefully re-
strained fashion. She imbues the
compositions she sings with their
full value OF dramatic, serious, gay
and sprightly import. and 10 those
familiar with the German language
undoubtedly the text is clearly I'M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-27
NEW. hooks IN LIBRARY.

New books received in the public
library are. Mississippi Valley in
british politics. G. w. Alvord; Java:
past and present" u. NJ Campbell;
"Jacobcan furniture N. c. Candee:
Pounding OF Spanish California" c.
T.. Chapman, Thomas Hardy" II. r.
Child, ION the art OF writing" Sir
a r Quiller-Couch; Football days.
" ~. Edwa rds; Priests in the firing
line" Rene Gael: Winter Journeys
in the south" j. NJ. Hammond:
Cruise Of the Tomas Barrera," ]. II.
Henderson; Cat saber; tales and
songs. ". VI. Hewlett. The possible
peace. Roland Hughs," Costume de-
sign and home planning" r. r. Izor:
quit your worrying" q. w. James.
The private secretary" r. J. Kiiduff:
Further foolishness. = n. Leacock:
"Our Eastern question" IT. r. r, MIL
lard, principle OF money and bank
ing RI. G. Moulton: DUTY, and other
Irish comedies" Seumas O'Brien:
Justice and the child" Douglas Rep
Ter. practical book Of architecture"
&. NJ Price; Hope Of the great COM
munity" Josiah Royce; Shake
speare in pictorial art" NJ c. Sala-
man. studies OF contemporary
poets NJ. c. Sturgeon: "Sunlit hours"
Emile Nerhaercn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-27

Printiua-the @lain neat kind--'h~t
L. riEhf-Tim~s Job Dept.-Nnin 1870.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-27
HOSPITAL PATIENT
CHARGES NURSE
WITH LARCENY

Entrusted with the care OF S2S5
for Joseph Mcintyre, a patient in
the Marine hospital on Jefferson.
ave. Glenn Paxton, a nurse, disap-
peared several days ago. He was
located AT his sisters home in High
land Park Thursday night by De-
tectives Roche and Burczyk and Dep
uty United States Marshal Walters
and now is in the custody OF the fed
eral officers.
Mcintyre Is said 10 have given
Paxton the money 20 place in the
hospital safe, but obtained no re
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-27
Thieves vlsi, Packard plant

Climbing fence around a portion
Of the Packard Motor company's
plant, at East Grand blvd. and the
Belt line. Friday night. thieves
made away with aluminium trans
mission cases valued AT 5000. The
home OF Mrs Emily Heating. No
$50 Adelaide-st.. was reported enter
ed by burglars Friday evening and
jevelry and cut glass valued at $50
stolen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-27

girls. New songs and dance mum
bers have been provided for priSctp us
ana chorus. The Zeh-ZarroW cycling
sent series 90 SnpaatlunAl- and uIll,-
inal stunts. and Hallah. tho dancer,
who is "a favorite with Tadilia lt
irons. VIII be- special feafUr
olio The show rs mounted with new
costumes ana pretty SCENERY through
novel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-27

The Twentieth Century Maids"
WI Pee ~ Ga1rty attraction fhr
week CO.. Fch
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-27
Has Balfour Spiked the
Guns Of Prussian Logic?

Of Bal his suppImenng the En-
Preside WIsonre
durable
of this communication convince the
in
theE Niles woudp
eoh the proc
possible holds
o
LITERARY DIGEST for January 9th the leading article dca with Mr.
fursn and by
public opinion in
Among other articles of pe in swcksis
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-27

derstandable. for Nine. Gerhardt
enunciates unusually well
Tho recital was the last in the
series OF Musical Mornings ar
ranged by Mrs. Robert Laughlin
Messimer The concerts will be
resumed next season. five artist re-
citals 10 be given on Friday morn
ings during November, December
and January.
ELLA MAE HAWTHORNE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-27
DI.GuILEFF BALLET

The famous Diaghilen Ballet Russo
which created sensation in Detroit
last season viii play return en-
easement Ia the Lyceum theater
Friday and Saturday. Feb. and 10
with the noted Nijinsky a. the star
dancer. The company includes LYDIA
Lonokova, Flore Revalles. sophie
Pnanz. Sokoloya and Adolf Bolm and
ballet 81 40 The ballet will pre-
sent the following bills Friday
evening, "ScheherAzade." "Papillon."
princess Enchantee." and Prince
Igor Saturday evening "Papillon."
"Carnaval and Cleopatra. The
local engagement r. under the direc-
tion ~ lanes T.. Devoe. win whom
reservation for seats may he made
any time in the Detroit-peNoe
ofAce. No. 433 Dime
Bank building.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-27
poRTuANTEAI TuEATER.


The delightful ana artistic per
formances being given by the players
OF the PoTtmanteau theRter are at
tracing interested audience 80 tho
Duplex thcater. where Stuart walker
and his company viii remain unif
Wednesday evening Jan. 81. PR
fornances Wiil be given "ionda}
Tues day and Wednesday eveninI
aud "Wednesday afternoon with thf
ling bills "Gnmmer Gurtun r
Needle" "Nevcrthelnss." THE Very
Naked boy king Argimenes. Mon
day evening, six VINO Pass While
the Lentils Boil The Very Naked
Roy. "The Gods ct the Mountains,
Tuesday evening The Trimplei
"Nevert heless. isis Who Pass While
the Isentils Boil "Wednesday after
noon. The Gods Of the Mountains,
THE birthday OF the Infanta, ne
Very Naked BOY" King Argimenes
The PLAYS are staged with srtlstlc
nicely and are we'll acted by Mr..
Walker 8 COMPANY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-27

ceipt. Paxton left the hospital the
same day.
Paxton VIII be given q hearing
Feb ,, before United States Com
missioner J. Stanley Hurd. His bail
has been set at $4,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-27
. AIbIII.A SC

The Cadillac tn,at"r nest week >.
,r.4..rt "Th~ Thoruug hired.
,n~ h.o Consisting 81 Two new bur
.l.ttap alag nag ot the seminary ,
nnd .Jzzy lssy, and "a collie tl"n -,
.uterestiug vaudeville acts Whlcn W,
hc .ruiuei d. d.,Ss,ta. she "uelns anu
daur.nE nunihrt Ihr inp'rf
p..r rrtrr4 -i Winters trn-
osf II~hsr tarG".' .'' ,e,tv
,ta-.I..tl auf chorus 90 ~ pi"''N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-02-25
WINCHESTER, VA.


Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd hag re-
friends in Richmond and Washington.
Mrs. W. T. Gore has returned from a
visit to friends In Washington. Mrs. F.
A. Shryock is visiting relatives in Bal
timore and Annapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Carey of Pittsburgh. Pa. are with
relatives here. Miss Lola Snapp has
gone to Forest Glen, Md. Mrs. Henry
Stsrger Of Baltimore Is at the home of
her father, NJ. J. Yost. Miss Gladys
Martin Is spending some time in Wash
ington. Misses Fannie Cline and Mar
garet Hodgson are spending some time
In Baltimore and Washington. Mrs.
Katharine Mauer has returned to
vse to has
turned from a visit to relatives in
Washington, Miss Gussie White has re-
turned from a visit to friends at Edin-
burg, Va. Mrs. Susie Davis is visiting
friends at Charles Town, w. Va. Mrs.
Nellie Bovard is spending some time
with relatives at Everson. Pa. Mrs.
Leslie Polhamus has returned to Sum-
nit Point, w. Va. after visiting her
Virginia Athey left recently with a
party of friends from Baltimore to
spend some time in Florida.
FREDERICK, MD.
More than 200 guests attended pre-
Lenter dance given by Company A.
NJ. N. G. under the auspices of the
Tuesday evening in the state armory.
r. Dorsey Sappington, son of F. B. Sap
pington, sr, this city, and Miss M.
Eleanor Derrach, Philadelphia. were mar
ried at the home of the brides parents,
Philadelphia. on Monday night, only the
immediate members of both families be-
ing present. They will reside at Niagara
Falls, N. Y. where the groom is en-
ployed. Miss Jane z. Birely, daughter
of former Postma ster William c. Bire-
ly and Mrs Birely. Frederick, and Aus
tin F. Hahner son of Mrs. Susan Half
ner and the late DIR. s. T. Haffner, were
married in Baltimore Tuesday afternoon.
Lawrence E. Phebus and Alpha l.. Fox,
at the parsonage of the United Brethren
Church on Monday evening by the Rev.
e. II. Hummelbaugh. Miss Mary Sny-
der has returned from a trip to Wash
ington. Ex-senator Jacob NJ. Newman,
Frederick, who has been spending some
time in Baltimore, has returned. Miss
Anna Brown has returned from Somer-
set, Pa. c. L. Turnbull. Akron. Ohio.
who has been visiting in Frederick, Is
home. Mrs. Marion Green and Miss
Alice Kolb have returned from a visit in
York. Pa, William F. Mount Los An
seles, Cal. Is the guest of his niece,
Miss Annie Stoner. Rev. Edward 8.
Lamar. Homestead. Pa. who has been the
HERNDoN, VA.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fender gave a
valentine party on Thursday evening,
Miss Emory Doughton of North Caro-
lima has been the house guest of Mrs
Fender. Mr.. Sebisco L. Chaplin and Miss
Chaplin entertained Farmers Club No
/ at an all-day meeting Thursday. AL
bert Farnham of Maryland has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin B.
Simonds. Mrs. T. Edgar Aud was
ing, the proeeeds being devoted to the
Improvement OF st. Ttmothy's Episco-
pal Church. Miss Octavia Woodward
Of Washington has been the guest Of
Miss Aud. The Corban Club met on
Tuesday a&ternoen. with Mrs. r. II. P.