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PORT Of HONOLULU
Arrived
AUGUST 80. 1917

Arrived
AUGUST 99 1917
Str. MIIi from San Francisco, G:3O
a. NJ.
Str. Lurline from San Francisco, 3
p. N.
Str. Mauna Loa from Kauai ports,
a II.
DepartcH
Str. Maupa kea for IIiIo 10 a, m.
Cue 7'odhJ ....s.
Tanker Lyman Stewart from coast,
a. N.
Str. Tcnyo Mara from Yokohama,
=. IN.
Str. Claudine from Maui, a. M.
sail ToG,}
Str Richmond and Barge 80 for
coast, a. m.
Str. Mauna Loa fo~ Kauai, p NJ
Due T,norr0.V
Str Teuyo Maru for San Francisco O.,
a. N.
Str. KiIauea for Nona and kau
potts, - NJ.
Str. CIaGdirc, from Maui ports, a.
Sail Tomorrow
Str. Mauna LOa IUr hAUai PORTS. :
p. m.
Sal! Friday
Str. TCnyO Maru, for San Francisco,
d. N.
Str Kilauea, for kona and Kau
ports, - m.
Str. Ciaudine, for Maui ports, ) p. N.
Due Saturday
Str. MaUnI kcd, from lilo, a. N.
Sail Saturday
Str. MaUna kea, for Hid, } p. m.
Due Sunday
Str. Claudine from Maui, ) p. m.
Str. Nikahala, rom Maui AID Mo-
lOkai ports, a. III.
Str. Waiicie, from Hawaii por>o.
N.
Str. Colombia, from San Francisco.
Str. kinau from Kauai ,ort,. d. N.
Sail Sunday
ST.. Colombia, for Ori9r*
Due Monday
ST. Sierra. from San Francisco, d.
N.
Sail Monday
Sail Tuesday
Str. Nauna kea. from Hawaii, a. m.
Due Tuesday
Str MikaEala, for Mau. and Molo-
kai ports, y. m
Str kinau, for Kauai ports. :: p. m.
Due Wednesday
Str Rjndjani, from Yokohama, a m.
~
Sail Wednesday
Str. Naui, for San Francisco, 10
a, m.
>.r Nlndjani, for San Francisco,
y. N.
Due THURSDAY
Str. C,aud;nc from Man: ports, a. m.
Sail Thursday
Str NaUna LOa tor Kauai nOrts,
5 p. N.
Vessels in Pot
SChr Robert Levers, from Port
Gamble.
Sp. c. +. Moodv from nitrate ro~ts.
July @6.
,tuCast ~.
schr. F}aurence Ward. from Mid
way, Aug. l..
Sch-. Alice Cooke, from Puget
sound, August o., a. m.
Schooner Marian, from San Fran
cisco. August "a.
ST.. Sherman, from San Francisco,
August -.
Sp. kostreI from Farming Island,
4 Z. N.
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HARBOR NOTES

The schooner Rlakcly sailed fOr
Puget Sound yesterday afternoon.
The Oceanic steamer Sierra is due
in Honolulu next Monday morning.
1t is rumored that Puroer Pal Levy
of the MatsCn line will be placed Oh
the MapOa for ~" VOYAGE TO Mania.
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OUTWARD

For "'alan4e, WrIalua, Kahlku and
Way StatioLs-'9:16 am, 1870 pm.
For Pearl City, Eva Mill and Way
StaticnS-t7:3O a. H.. '9:1J an.
"11:%O am, '2:lo pm 49,: 20 pm,
'j:lo pm, $3.50 pm, t11:l5 p.o.
For Wahiawa and Leilehua-'l1:O2
am, '2:4O pm. 500 pm. 'U:3O
I'm.
r,or I.eilehua-tG:0o ar
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NEDERLAND ROYAL MAIL {
ROTTERDAM LLOYD
JOINT SERVICE

To BATAVIA, Java, via Yoke
hama, NaEasaii, IIongkong
and Singapore. Sailing dates,
freight and passenger rates on
C. Brewer & Co., Ltd, Agents
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OF the three first ciassmen one
missed marksman by one roint, an
other by four points and the third
by six points. 1t is believed that this
record will be hard to beat.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Is! Inter-Is!and steamer Claudlnp
from Maui ports: Mrs W. H. Rice
Il O. Visit, r. G. Bartlett. II. A. Bald
win, W O. Smith, Mrs Tacka5ury.
George Tripp, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. vii,
lams, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Gamfield, Miss Betty Lind,
say, Miss Barbara Lindsay, Sam Au,
Master Lau, Miss Ali Lung, Mr.. va
wares. Bro. Lewis.
The work of converting the lnitcG
States cruiser Boston into a troigh!
vessel is nearing completion at Seat,
tie and the vessel is expected to be
shortly placed in commission, The
Boston was at Honolulu when en-
Queen Liiiuokalani was dethroned and
npr officers~yrand, Grew assisted in
establishing the United States pro
tcctorate over the provisional govern
mcnt of Hawaii
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POLO SCHEDULE.

Friday, ! 2. r.-Oanu vs.. Army.
Saturday. 2:30 ?. m.-WaII vs.
Kauai.
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The Commercial Cable Co. ali
nOunces that, white cablegrums to and
from the Philippines, Japan and China
ere moving steadily in Doth directions
there is much and increasing della!
due to the heavy filings.
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August 29 1917
Str. NuIi from San Francisco, G:&0
a. NJ.
Str. Lurline from San Francisco, 8
p. m.
Str. Nauna Loa from Kauai ports,
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Brookland Society.

Miss Jean Mcclellan of Philadelphia,
Pa, was a recent week end guest or
Mfr. and Mrs. John Wignall.
Mrs. J. T. Lynch of Scottsville, Va,
is making an extended visit to her
son.fn-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs
I. Lewis Sherwood. jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jackson have re-
: turned from a three-week visit TO tne
formers brother at Chicago, H.
The Priscilla Musical Club met with
Miss Helma Cheesman. the Tnusicai a.
lfghtful program of instrumental ana
vocal music was enjoyed
Mr. A. A Ormsby returned to MS
home the past week after an absence
Of three months spent IN the ihiuuie
west and south.
The Misses Ruth and Lucy sherwood
were hostesses to the members OF the
Philathea class of the Brookland zap
fist Sunday School. at their home, MON
day evening Those present were, the
teacher of the class, Mrs Glen Brum-
baugh, Misses Sarah p Lynch, Mae
l., Wilmington, Katherine Perry, isabel
Farmer, Mrs. G. H. Smith. jr. and Mrs.
Compton.
Lieut. John B. Lord, Sd, who recently
received his commission as second lieu
tenant in the Field Artillery at Fort
Sheridan, ILL.,, is visiting his parents.
Mrs. Tharp and Mrs. Bittle left Thurs
day for Wilmington. Del. after visit
to the formers son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. John Price.
Miss Dorothy Gooch entertained the
Brookiand Junior Unit of the District
Red Cross at her home Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles f. holster have
returned after visit to relatives at
Portsmouth. Ohio.
The K. T. Club of young ladies was
entertained Saturday evening, Decem-
Der /, by Miss Mae Conover.
Mrs. Earl Stocking was hostess Wed
nesday to the Ladies' Guild of the
Church of Our Savior
Mrs. Clara Lord and Mrs. Charles
Ieaven have returned to their homo
after visit to the formers son, Pri-
yate Ernest Lord, who is in camp at
Caillicothe, Ohio.
Mrs. Franz Liebert entertained We'd
nesday afternoon for the Ladies' Aid
of the Brooklyn Baptist Church.
Private Ralph Sherwood, U. S. A, of
Fort Washington, Nd, paid short
visit recently to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Lewis Sherwood, sr.
The Beau Not Club was entertained
last evening by Mrs. Blanche B. Dodge.
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give nearly the same effect Art
squares. embroidered and other meth
DDS supply the effect lost by the alb
[sence of voluminous ruff1es.
In jackets the sleeves are shorter
and tighter. says the New York Herald
and there is a military touch in the
shoulders and collars of everything
That also applies with more force to
the new millinery. which embodies
ideas from the French, Russian, Cana
dian and American Army hats and
caps.
Possibly, observers say, if the war
continues long. and cloth and leather
becomes scarcer. the designers will alb
sorb some ideas from the Canadian
kilties, except that while women's
skirts will be shorter and their shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

panied by his sister. Miss Jennie Mar
tin. Miss Eleanor Dorm was home from
Washington. E. C. Oroke was visiting
at Greenspring, Va. Prof. and Mrs. G.
P. Grimsley were here from Baltimore
Mrs. George Viewer spent a week In
Baltimore. Gerald Coppersmith visited
his old home near Baltimore. Lawrence
Irwin and sister. Miss Ethel. were Wis.,
itors to Washington. Miss Lillian Nc
Donald was a visitor from Winchester
Jack Bogart was home from Chillicothe
Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. George C.. Kilmer
and Miss Edith Gochenour were Wis
itors to Camp Lee, Petersburg. Lieut.
and Mrs. j. Nelson Osburn, Annapolis
were visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09
In Nearby
Society Circles
LEEsBuRa, VA.

Mrs. Frederick Page, has. as her guests
Mrs. James W. Foster OF Richmond and
DR.. Joseph Fox and G. Mason Chichester
of Ardmore, Pa. DR.. and Mrs. Judson T.
Chaplin of Richmond have arrived In
Leesburg for an indefinite stay. Mr.. and
Mrs. IIolcombe Chamberlain Of Baiti-
more are visiting the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis c. Rollins. Mrs.
Yvon Pike and Miss Dore Pike have left
for Washington. where they will spend
the winter. Miss Flossie Giddings is
the guest Of Mrs. Clinton Adams in
Adamstown. Md. Miss Mary Tyler of
Upperviile.' Va, is visiting Miss Maria
Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Granville p.
Meade have had as their guests Maj.
and Mrs. B. Frank Rittenhouse Of Wash
,ington, Mrs. Warner Storke of Baltimore
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son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs;
Loring A. Cover. who have reopened
their home in Baltimore. after spending
the summer in the Green Spring valley
Miss Miller Wisecarver Of Lynchburg,
Va, has been visiting Mrs. Martin Wise
carver. Mrs. Zeb Vance Harris of Wash
ington has been visiting her brother-inf
law and sister Mr.. and Mrs Mrs; Frank ran h a.
granddaughter. Miss Evelyn Rudolph.
have returned from several months visit
to relatives in Missouri and the middle
west Mrs. Alvin J. Tavenner and her
young son are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Clements. in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashby Sprint have gone to Miami. Fla.
for the winter. Mr.. and Mrs George
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Elenbaas. Miss
Elizabeth Stead of New York has been the
guest of Mrs. Alexander Barrie. DR.. G.
ington has been visiting at. the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Snapp.
HERNDoN, VA.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pollard and
i, daughters Of Washington spent Thanks
giving week with Dr. Russell and Miss
Russell. Miss Elsie Stowell of Washing
ton was a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs
William Stowell. Miss Eva Cummins is
visiting friends in Washington. Miss Elma
Jarrett Of Washington is the house guest
OF ner aunt, MIS-. FlOyQ MiQdleton.5 MISS
Lucy Wilkins Of Fredericksburg was a
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Wilkins
Thanksgiving week. The Home Interest
Club was entertained by Mrs. Annie
Walker on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Henry
Shryock is visiting the Misses Hutchin-
/ son in Washington. Mrs Lears of Michi-
gan has been the guest of Mrs. Harry L.
Andrew The Music Study Club gave, In
honor of Miss Cynthia Cumins, a hand
kerchief shower on Tuesday evening Miss
Decker has had as her house guest her
| niece. Miss Eckey Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
CULPEPER, VA.
| Lieut.. Mac Pierce is visiting Col and
Mrs. Newhouse before taking up his
new duties at Camp Meade Mrs. Lee
| Dade of Tye River was the guest last
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WINCHESTER. VA.

Mrs. Shirley Carter has returned from
a visit to friends in Washington Mrs
Harry NJ. Baker is visiting relatives in
Baltimore. Mrs. M. II. Reardon of White
Post, Va. is at the home Of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs James p
Reardon, for the winter. Mrs. J. r. Rus
sell and her small daughter Louise of
Charles Town, w. Va. have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bruce Russell. Thomas
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.

Miss Daisy Swetnam has gone to Los
Angels Cal, to spend the winter with
her brother. DR.. Keith Swetnam. Mr..
William Swetnam and sisters. Misses
Elizabeth and Julia Swetnam, have oc-
cupied the Richardson bungalow for the
winter. Mrs. Sallie Love is spending the
winter in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert McCandish Of Hancock. Md; u.
B. McCandish and Miss Rubie Mccain
dish and Mr.. Robert McCandish of Pied
mont. W. Va, We're recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. F. ID. Richardson. At the oys-
ter supper given by Mrs. Thomas r.
Keith 800 were made for the benefit Of
the Y NJ c. A fund,
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nifty guests were entertained. Among
those present from a distance were
Judge Wickersham. delegate In. Con-
gress from Aiaska. and Mrs.; W W.: ger
Mrs. C. e. Mower and, Miss 1vah
Richards entertained at dinner last
Saturday evening the members OF the
Cadman Concert Company. who gave
branch Of .the Red Cross. Fairfax
County Chapter, D. A. r.. was enter
tanned at luncheon last. Saturday by
Mrs. Peter Graef The regular bust
Miss Eunice Cummings of Ridley
Park, Pa, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
William Maffett. DR.. and Mrs. Detwile1
have gone to Washington for the win
and family are spending the winter in
Washington.
FRosTBURG, MD.
Mrs. V. A, weisch and daughter Cath
crime, Baltimore, are guests Of Mrs. Ed
mund Lewis. The minstrel show by the
knights OF Columbus OF Mount Savage
5000. Rev. Charles E. Crusoe. rector of
st. Georges Episcopal Church. Mount
Savage, and Mrs. Crusoe recently were
rendered reception. Sergt. John r.
Fairgrieve. Camp Meade. was rendered
a supper by William Fairgrieve. Car
los. James Conner of the marines,
Paris Island, S. c. visited his parents
here. Lieuts. Roy Mayer and Carl
Mayer are home from Fort Myer. Miss
es Lille Aspinall and May Hill are Wis
iting Mrs. Donald S.. Parsons, Wash
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. James Weston,
Eckhart. visited their SON. n-law and
daughter, Lieut.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Mayer,
Washington. Lemuel c. Branch was
here from Newport News. Olin r. Rice
visited his father at Reedville, Va.
Lieut.. Homer Teamer was here from
Philadelphia. Miss Catherine Tucker
is visiting In Baltimore. Mrs T. B.
Hamill gave dinner Wednesday on
the birthday of her daughter Thelma.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans entertained
in honor of the fourth anniversary of
their marriage. Lieut.. William NJ
Spears is visiting his home at Iona
coming before going to Camp Lee.
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GREAT FALLS AND VICINITY

William Lowe of Springvale. Va.
about two miles from Great Falls, lost
his home and all its contents by fire
Thursday night. Mr.. Lowe and his
family had narrow escape.
Christmas music is being rehearsed in
all the public schools in the upper Po-
tomac region.
The School and Civic League of Nc
Lean, Va. has elected officers as fol-
lows: Ed. Gorham, president; D. E.
ton, secretary; T. NJ. Corner, treasurer:
Arthur Taylor. assistant secretary.
A special entertainment is planned for
December IA. The Red Cross social
fax county Red Cross fund about SIS.
An informal dance at the home of H.
A. Storm was largely attended Monday
night.
Walter Tavener, now at Camp Lee,
visited his parents at Lewinsville last
Sunday.
Robert Cross. Lawrence Jenkins and
Benjamin Jenkins of Mclean. Va, now
at Camp Lee, Va, visited their families
Sunday. Miss Mary Taylor visited her
tiers of Langley is again at her post in
the Mclean School, after an absence of
several days on account of illness.
The bazaar at Cherrydale. Va. for the
benefit of the Methodist Protestant
Il
netted the workers about SIS.
Eibie Foltz of Dominion Heights. Va.
is home convalescing from a success
full operation at Providence Hospital
Tdabell Patterson. student of medical
art at Johns Hopkins, Baltimore. was
the guest of honor at the function of
the Neighborhood Club at the home Of
DIR. Walter G.. Monroe, in Dominion
Heights. last week.
The Billy Sunday cottage prayer
meeting plan for the coming campaign
was inaugurated in Cherrydale Thurs
day. The community is divided into
three sections, Rev. Benjamin Nichol-
son, Walter G.. Monroe and John New
man are the leaders of the work. The
guarantee fund for these meetings
amounting to $500, has been raised in
this community.
Edwin Goucher of the Engineer
Corps at Annapolis. Md, visited his
parents in Cherrydale, at Dominion
Heights. on Sunday last.
Mrs. Carrie Costello and daughter
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robert
Shaw at Cherrydale. Va, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bruce have re-
turned from Texas to their home. in
Dominion Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry, Goucher of
Cherrydale. Va. spent Thanksgiving
at Oatlands. Va. near Leesburg.
The Old Dominion Citizens Associa-
ton held its monthly meeting We'd
nesday night at the home of Clifford
Hastings. in Franklin Park. Food con-
servation and better roads were dis
cussed. committee was appointed to
wait on the road commissioners.
OAKLAND, MD.
Lieut.. NJ. Wellington Crane is home
from Fort Myer for two weeks. George
William Shartzer arrived from Los
Angeles. Cal. to visit his parents Mr..
and Mrs. George Shartzer. F. w. Ees-
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Probably to English eyes the attrac-
ton, of Philadelphia lies in the fac,
that it somehow
Philadelphia to suggests home
Rittenhouse Square
Gngnsn Eyes. the once hallowed
island of turf washed by the tide of ex-
treme and exclusive fashion. is, I be-
. liese, no longer what it need to be
In the "old days. writes an English
visitor in the Pittsburgh Gazette Times,
when Walnut street was the mecca of
civilization as far as bellies and beaux
ofthat aristocratic quarter were con-
cerned. But it has a simple dignity
still, green suggestion of isolated
superiority that to the eyes of the Wis.,
ftor- from "over there conjures up
Visions of Grosvenor Square or Berke-
ley square or other GASES of tall trees
and emerald turf that make beautiful
the fashionable portions of London's
Mayfair.
Tuxedo Park has made notable war
record. the first chapter of which has
to do with that
Tuxedo Hangs Out country club col
Its Service Flag. er,v s ,esn mS-
scriptions. Under the supervision of a
cummittee consisting of Messrs Richard
LrMorris, iLucius Wilmerding and An
son McCook Beard, the sum of s779.500
WAS subscribed for the second loan to
the government. This sum was three
times the amount allotted to the col
ony. and out ora population of $500
nearly one thousand names were placed
on the subscription list
The Tuxedo Park service flag, which
was unfurled two weeks ago at the
clubhouse, has ITO stars. The unfurl-
ing-of the flag was the occasion for a
demonstration which brought the en-
tire colony together. Mr.. Beard made
aEpatriotic speech and reviewed the
Home Guard of eighty men.
There was additional rejoicing that
day. when tine announcement was made
upon the site of the present original
house, which was erected in 1885, 1t is
expected that the first steps will be
taken toward new clubhouse next
spring.
It's apparent that the women are
81 they have reached
RufdeS the sackcloth and
Camoufaged. .na s.xsasa :, un.e
for the new models are flaming in color
somewhat daring in design.
The skirts are shorter and lighter.
The designers admit they are only
using about half the nnaterfoI In :,
.dress that they used year or more
ago. but the effect is practically the
same. Folds and rufies are skillfully
-camoufaged. Instead Of full length
pleafs there are pIeat matches. which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

Last year the state of California
from $4,000 acres harvested $50, 000. 006
pounds Of rice. This cereal 10 q very
9ood substitute for potatoes. and much
cheaper ut current prices,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09

Frederick Aver, a noted leader in
New England finance and industry.
was born at Ledyard. Conn, ninety-five
years ago yesterday.
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and Thomas II. Clagett of Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Toilet of Berwyn. Pa. has
been the guest of her mother Mrs. A.
T. NJ. Rust. Mrs. E. c. Matthew has
had as her guests Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
K. lowering of Baltimore and Mrs. j.
Evelith English and Miss Elizabeth Eng
fish of Ballston. Va. Miss Mary James
Ferguson of New York is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Fer
| olS0O
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RoMNEY, W. VA.

DR.. George H. Thomas will move his
family to stanton. Va. Lieut.. George
Mellon. Cripple Creek. Col. is visiting
the family of A. L. Ewers. near Three
Churches. Rev. DR.. Francis ]. Brooke
was at Shepherdstown for several
days. Dewey Ruckman is home from
Akron. Ohio. r. NJ. Nealis is visiting
his brother in Dermont, Ark. Ebert
here and will enlist in the Army. He
has gone to Charleston on a visit. Mar
vim Williams spent several days at
Camp Lee, Petersburg. Mrs. j. w. An
derson and children. North Yakima
Wash. were visiting at Springfield
Miss Bernice Orndorff, Capon Bridge
has gone to Pittsburgh to attend school
]. w. Boon. Mrs. B. F. Pyles, Miss Ollie
Pyles and James Coombs motored to
Camp Lee. Garrett Parsons was visit
ing at MeYersdale.,
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dinner In: honor Of Miss Eleanor Hine-
Icy of Newark. N. J.. took place Satur-
day at3St. Marks Lutheran Church. Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Comerford. Fairmont.
". Va. are spending the winter here.
Mrs. George w. Legge entertained the
Thimble Club Friday.
MARTINsBuRa, W. VA.
Mrs. g. W Pownall lis visiting at
Lynchburg. Miss Mamie Rutledge is
visiting in Baltimore and New York.
Mrs. Edward Dennis and Miss Ruth
Dennis left for Admission. Ala, for ten
days. Miss Virginia Snodgrass is visit
ing her sister in Mount Vernon, N. Y,
before going to Washington to take a
position. Rev. T. Bernard Martin. pas
tor of st. Mary's Catholic Church, Fred
ericksburg. Va, motored here, accom-
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week Of Mrs F. p. Hudgins at her home
on Asher street. Miss Fannie q. sNalle
Is home again after q visit to Mrs. ..
J. Barton In Warrington. Mrs. p. J.
Windsor has rented tho house formerly
occupied by Charles Kilby on Asher
street. With her two daughters she
will move In Monday. Mrs. Lambert OF
Leesburg has arrived to spend some
time with her daughter and son-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mcdonald. Miss
Martha McCandlas Of Philadelphia is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Edwin
Gibson. Mr. r. p. Jasper has bought
the Manse and with. hts family has
moved In. Mr.. Charles Kilby left this
week for Norfolk. where he Will make
his home. Miss Mildred Gibson spent
the past week with Mrs. William Meade
Fletcher at her home. Thornton Hill. In
Rappahannock county. Mr.. Willough-
by Cole of Chicago was the guest this
week of his sister. Miss Fannie Meade
Cole. at Mrs. Maggie Jeffries', on Main
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-09
LYNCHBURG, VA.

Mrs. Jennie II. Abbott has returned
from Washington, where she went to
be present at the marriage a her
daughter. Miss Kathleen Abbott, to Lille
Cheatham. Mrs. X. Duva1 Scott has
gone to Laurel. Md, to join her hus-
band. Lieut. Scott, who is on the staff
of Gen. Hatch at Camp Meade. Mrs.
r. H. Sharpe. jr.. has gone to Rich
mond to spend the winter. DR.. II. w.
Miss Norvie Craighil1 and Mrs. r. f.
Craighill have been at Camp McCleI-
Ian, Alabama. visiting Lieut. Col. r. L.
Craighfll. who is stationed there. Mrs.
j. H Mahaney of Saltville is visiting
rela fiyes in IYnchhurg
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Stationery

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ton box paper, "a sheets and "a en-
veIopes in blue, "a sheets
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