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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-16
LUNCH CLOTHS

These come in odd cloths also in cloth and set of
six napkins to match, of finest quality double
faced damask. Wide hemstitched hems hand
finished. Beautiful floral patterns and plain con-
ventiona designs.
$3.50 Lunch Cloths, August Clearance Sale $3.50
S4OO Lunch Cloths, August Clearance Sale $3.50
$500 Lunch Cloths, August Clearance Sale $4.1O
$500 Lunch Cloths, August Clearance Sale Sass
80 Lunch Cloths, August Clearance Sale 1925
$500 Lunch Cloths, August Clearance Sale $3.50
$1,000 Lunch Cloths, Aug. Clearance Sale $7.95
s11 so Lunch Cloths, Aug. Clearance Sale $S.95
$3.50 Lunch Cloths, Aug. Clearance Sale 1925
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-16
BoUDoIR CAPS.

Every Boudoir Cap in the house must go. These
are made of figured lawn, silk and ribbon neatly
trimmed with lace shown in all colors
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-16
CARD TABLE TOPS

Every one that plays cards should lay in a sup
ply of these tops. They priced far below what
you could make them up for. Some are plain and
some are embroidered or scolloped in red worth
75c each. August Clearance Sale Price 3Sc
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-16

10c and sc Quality, August Clearance Sale q
2Oc Quality August Clearance Sale. 12S
25c and 35c Quality, August Clearance Sale. 16S
4Oc Quality, August Clearance Sale..,.--.-.-. 21S
soc and Csc Quality, August Clearance Sale 32<
75c and 85c Quality, August Clearance Sale 41S
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-16
KIMONA SILKS
| LOT FANCY SILKS

In order to make room for our immense stock
of new Fall silks offer these silks at a radical
reduction Stripes, plaids, and figures in satin
taffeta and pongee, worth so to $500 the yard
August Clearance Sale Price . 81 .O5
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-08-16

Napkins to match Damask, also some odd ones
that perhaps match cloths you already have and
equally as good quality.
ar 90 Napkins August Clearance Sale ..... S2.49
So. so Napkins, August Clearance Sale $3.50
50 90 Napkins, August Clearance Sale $3.50
S4 so Napkins, August Clearance Sale $3.50
So. 90 Napkins, August Clearance Sale $40
Sc 90 Napkins, August Clearance Sale $4.S5
81 so Napkins. August Clearance Sale 1925
So 90 Napkins, August Clearance Sale. $3.50
50 90 Napkins, August Clearance Sale $7.49
$1,000 Napkins, August Clearance Sale. $7,95
S11 so Napkins, August Clearance Sale. $S.95
SI25O Napkins August Clearance Sale 1926
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-22
SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SATURDAY MARKET BASKET

our American breakfast coffee in
order that he may fully appreciate
Cafe au Bait.
1-3 cup ground coffee
is {. salt.
2 {. sugar,
/ st. boiling water.
! at. new milk.
Method: Heat the milk. PIT the
coffee and boiling water in a per-
colator and let IL percolate for eight
minutes. Strain the coffee into the
scalded milk and serve very hot The
French housewife has a special sill
yer urn or crockery pot from which
to serve the Cafe au Lait A cup Of
Care au bait and hard roll Is al
ways served IN bed in France. Break
fast. such as we know that meal is
not served in the French home A
lunch is served at nine TO ten in the
forenoon.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-22
Facts About Staple Foods

The Home Preparedness League
meeting at the School OF Domestic
Arts and Sciences. Chicago, had a
very Instructive lesson on the virtues
OF milk as food This means not
only raw. OF fresh milk. but the re.
liable brands Of evaporated milk.
It is most important that women,
especially mothers, know more about
milk II has all the body building ma
teriais required but raw milk is not
the proper food for all people.
Many babies are made to suffer un.
necessarily because fed either milk
that Is too rich in fat or uncooked
milk
The French housewife always cooks
the milk before using.
At a recent conference Of food ex
perts. psychologists physicians and
nurses the point was brought out that
the most rigid vigilance and stringent
legislation could not prevent the con.
tamination OF all the milk supply.
This is evident for the intermediate
field between the farm and consumer
cannot be watched SO carefully that
contamination does not creep I'm.
Evaporated milk has been sterilized
and canned under sanitary conditions.
Points on Quality.
Evoporated milk IS unsweetened
while condensed milk contains about
thirty per cent. sugar. One gallon OF
the very best evaporated milk cor
responds with two and one-haif gal
Ions Of fluid milk. All brands OF
evaporated milk must contain 49,
20 N.fr
protein lactose TO the gallon Ordi-
nary high grades OF fresh milk only
contain $50 OF butter fat and i2qs
solids TO the gallon. This means that
over 1000 more actual nutriment is
contained IN a given quantity OF evap-
GRATED milk than in the same amount
Of fresh milk
Therefore, tho housewife needs use
less evaporated milk than the quantity
required of fresh milk. TO whip evap-
GRATED milk. heat slightly first, then
whip as you would expensive whipping
cream
The process or making different new
foods is of constant interest 10 the
progressive housewife. Evaporsted
milk IS simply cows milk with the
Vnter extracted BY vacuum process
and then sterllized As the milk ar
rives from the dairy It is put IN
sanitary container. tested and weigh |
ed. II Il tests up 20 standard It is
pumped into glass lined refrigerator |
tank Measured quantities are-then |
pumped into preheatlng kettles which |
are copperlined and kept spotlessly |
clean
At a certain temperature the milk !
IS pumped into vacuum pan where a |
part of the water Is evaporated From |
a glass lined refrigerator storage II |
goes through a coil cooler into a pres
sure tank and then into filling ma
chimes. After the cans are sealed they
are placed on trays in the sterllizing
steam oven. The color IS influenced
by sterilization. Too severe tempera-
ture gives a heavy brown color and
indicates. fcarelessness. II there was
J caEelessness about one point there Is
every possibility there was about
cleanliness and II is we'll to avoid
such brands
When buying be sure TO demand the
very best quality Of evaporaed milk.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-22
cnNcoMBER sALApE.
fresh cucumbers medium sizo).

. fresh cucumbers (medfmn sizel.
2 [. salt.
10 c. cold water.
ID C.. thick sweet cream.
Method: Pare and chop the cucum-
hers. sprinkle with salt and place IN the
refrigerator for two hours or more. Re.
move the cucumbers from the water and
drain well. Mix the cucumbers viii
the cream and turn into salar bow
lined with green leaves Of lettuce, mas
turtium or dandelion.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-22
CANAPEs DE THOU NT,pIyrs

Auho fl5h on IOaSt.)
Spread on long pieces OF toast
t2xlND with canned Tuna Fish ar
ranged in deep dish and pour over
all a medium white sauce to which is
added grated cheese and chopped pep
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-22
FRENCH COOKING
INEXPENSIVE

French cooking is seldom expensive
yet it is renowned for tastiness. Fol
lowing are some tried and found sat
isfactory recipes. These recipes have
been carefully worked out by Mrs.
Alice Dynes F'culing
AEUFS P0CHEs' IN JUS.
eggs Poached in Gravy)
eggs,
slice onion.
Few grains cayenne,
u T. salt.
bay leaf.
sprigs OF parsley
cup OF gravy
Method: Use small frying pan.
Cook the onion and bay leaf n the
gravy. Sprinkle salt and cayenne on
the eggs and drop the eggs one at
a time into the hot gravy. Cover and
cook until the top Of the eggs are
set" Lift the eggs to a hot platter.
pour the gravy over and sprinkle with
parsley chopped very fine Serve hot
CAFE Az lat.
II Is necessary for the average
American to dissociate in his mind
this French breakfast beverage and
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-06-22

pers. Sprinkle with chopped parsley,
and serve as main dish for supper.
Evening star., 1917-09-16
Alexandra Society.

Miss Marion Blunt entertained at a
dance Wednesday evening at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H.
Blunt, in Fairfax county. Among
those present were Miss Virginia
Thompson. Miss Elinor Buckman,
Miss Elizabeth Howell, Miss Catherine
Pullman, Miss Hilda Pullman, Miss
Ruth Hott, Miss Page Buddin, Miss
Dorothy Burkett. Miss Susan Stevens
and Miss Mabel Blunt. Messrs. Milton
Starnell George Rice, Robert Steele,
Louis Zones. Snowden Thompson. Ed
win Brawner. Charles Richardson, Gus
Finley. Kenneth Blunt, Robert Wheat.
Horace Buckman and Herbert Blunt.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Etarnell, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Raymond
Cats and Mrs. L. i. Rush. Miss Flor
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Frommelt,
at their home in North Patrick street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.. Wolgamot and
Miss Ruth Wolgamot have returned
from visit to relatives in Ohio. Mr..
and Mrs. W. l.. Newton and the Misses
Newton have returned after visiting
relatives in the Shenandoah valley. Mr..
W. l. Silverthorne of Erie. Pa, is the
win. at her home in North Peyton street.
Miss Loretta Currin has returned from
q visit in North Carolina.
Miss Harriet Boiling Douglas, Miss
Eliza Kincaid Douglas and Miss Nellie
Seldeu Uhler are the week end guests
of Mrs. Ju1iette Chiffon Keith at her
home in Warrenton. Mrs. ]. Albert
Dienelt. Miss Marion Taylor DiencIt
and little Miss Doris Dienelt have re-
turned TO their home in Rosement, aft
er n visit to Mrs. Dienelts brother-in-
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Morgan. at Point View. near Altoona
Pa. Mrs. W. Frazier Baldwin and lit
fle Miss Elizabeth Baldwin of Port Col
borne. Canada. are the guests of the
formers parents, Judge and Mrs. Louis
c. Barley, at their home in North
Washington street. Mrs. Herbert Oil
yer and Mr.. Edward oliver have re-
turned from visit to Mrs. divers
brother-in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Lanahan Unduch, at their
Evening star., 1917-09-16
Brookland Society.

Mrs. Charles A. Johnson spent few
days recently at Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. Mary s. Burton and her grand
children. Burton and Ingrey Pack. have
returned to their home after weeks
stay at Atlantic City, n. j.. where they
were the guests of the formers son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Loren Prince.
Mr.. Henry Hudson of Maryland re-
Gently visited relatives here.
Miss Dorothy Gooch was hostess
Thursday evening to the members OF
the X. T. Club.
Mrs. Lydia Tutt1e has returned to her
home after spending the summer with
her son at Wilkesbarre. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Molster and
sons. Jack and William, spent the past
week end on the Littlepage farm In
Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. P Hollis Plant and Mrs.
Plant. ST., have returned home after a
stay of several weeks at their summer
home in Maine.
Mrs. Alice Lloyd and Mrs. Hines have
returned to their home after several
weeks spent at Chesapeake Beach, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marsden of New
Evening star., 1917-09-16

Orleans. La. who have been visiting
relatives here. will later go to Raleigh.
N. c., where they will make their home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gross entertained the
members of the Neighbortood Card
Club Saturday evening.
Mr.. Charles A. Johnson and his
mother. Mrs. Mary johnson. have re-
turned from motor trip to Atlantic
City.
Rev. II. W. o. Mi1lington has returned
, after an absence of several weeks spent
| in New York state.
Mr. and Mrs. p. n. Woodson have re-
turned to their home after a trip to
Ocean City. Md.
Mrs. William Hudson of King George
county. Va, has been visiting her niece,
Mrs. II. c. Butler.
Mrs. Archie Cummings and little son,
Joseph, are home after a series of visits
with relatives at Baltimore, Md, and
Harrisburg and York, Pa.
Mrs Charles Watt and her daughter.
Lorraine, have been visiting the former S
mother-i law, Mrs. William Watt, at
Burke, Va.
Mrs. Selma Beam entertained We'd
nesday in compliment to the Ladies'
Guild of the Church of Our Savior.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Sanchez left last
| week for Hendersonville. N. c., for a
| months stay.
| Mrs. H. w. o. Millington has returned
| to her home after visits at Bingham
Evening star., 1917-09-16

home near Baltimore. Mr.. Douglas
Lindsey has returned from a. visit to
his sister, Mrs. Overton Westfeldt
Price. at her summer home, the Grange,
near Biltmore. N c.
The members of the Holy Name So
ciety of ST Mary's Church gave re-
ception Monday evening in Lyceum
Hall IN honor of Lieut.. Herman Henry
Pohl. honor graduate of West Point
and commissioned in the Engineer
Corps. U. S. A, and the eldest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. August J. Pohl of Rose
mont Brief addresses were made by
Representative Charles c. Carlin. the
Rev. Louis Smet, pastor of st. Mary S
Church: Capt. Conrad Johnson of Com
pany G, 1st Virginia Regiment, and
Capt. Henry Houlihan, chaplain of the
18th Field Artillery, at Camp st. Asaph.
A musical program was given by Mrs.
Frederick p. Russell, Mrs. Robert For
sythe Downham, Miss Nellie Pierpont,
Miss Helen n. Corbett, Mr.. r. Mont
gomery Perry and Mr.. Carlton A Pad
gett. A pretty wedding took place
Tuesday evening, when Mrs. Bertha NJ.
Taylor became the bride of Mr.. S. ;. NJ.
]. Angevine- The ceremony was per-
formed BY the Rev. Father Henry Hou-
Than. chaplain OF the 18th Field Artil-
iery, Camp ST Asaph. The bride was
attended by Miss Pearl Harrington and
the best man was Mr.. Franklin Har-
rington- Following the ceremony a
supper and reception We're held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Harr,ng-
ton. and those present included Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Chichester, Mrs. NJ. E. Chi
= chester, Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Chichester
Mrs. Lola Kyle, Miss Rsvle, Miss Pearl
Harrington. Miss Dorothy Harrington,
Miss Estelle Chichester, Miss Laura
Robinson. Miss Kathryn Tracey, Miss
Louise Jones, Lieut.. Bernstein Sergts.
Callahan. Junkins and Heydeurcoch,
Mess"s Francis tones. Josiah Taylor
and Frank Harrington
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter N Piser spent
the past week in Atlantic City Mrs
James T. Poindexter and Miss Ophelia
Berry of Westhampton, Richmond who
5 have been the guests for the past few
weeks of Miss Lille ID. Saunders at
her home near Warrenton, are now
visiting their cousin. Mrs. NJ. c. c. Pey-
ton, in the Wagaf. Mrs. II. f. Daven-
port of Boston and Mrs. b. W. Bran
dau of Baltimore are the guests of
Sublette has returned from spending
the summer with his grandparents at
their home at Shipman, Va. Mrs. j. e
Smith and Miss Smith of Del Ray, left
last week to visit friends in Richmond
Col C. NJ. Best of Lexington. KY, is
the guest of his brother-in-law and
sister, DIR. and Mrs. r. J. Yates, at
their home in Del Ray.
Miss Helen Vogt of Baltimore is the
guest of Mrs. Paul Vogt at her home
on Braddock Heights. Miss Janice
Evelyn Simpson has returned to her
home in Brentwood. Nd, after a visit
of several weeks with her grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. Moore.
at their, home in South Lee street. Mrs.
John Hepburn and Master Francis Hep
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30cle&t

burn have returned from a ten-day
camping trip near the Aqueduct bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Braxton Smith and their
| little grandson. Master Thurman Smith,
have returned from visit to their SON
in-law and daughter. MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph w. Harris. at their home in
Roanoke. Miss Pearl Gordon returned
to her home in Newark, n. j., after a
visit to Miss Janette Curtin. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Clinton Smoot, Miss Frances
Smoot and Mr.. Clinton Smoot OF North
Wilkesboro. ". c., arrived last week to
visit Mr.. Smoots mother, Mrs. Susan A.
Smoot, at her home In South st. Asaph
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Herbert McCuen of
Norfolk are the guests of Mr.. McCuen's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James McCuen.
in the Wagar. Mrs. c. d. Hubbard.
Master John Roger Hubbard and little
Miss Eliza beth Nickery Hubbard have
returned to their home in Rosemont
after visit to Mrs. T. Norman Weaver
at her home at Newport. X. l. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Pegram Holt and two
children have returned to Newport
News. after a visit to Mrs. Holts
at Muckross, their home near Seminary
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. George Smoot
French and little Miss Margaret Reed
French have closed their country home
at Arcturus and. accompanied by Miss
Mary Windsor Snowden. left during
the week for a trip to Brevard. n. {.
Mrs. William A. Moore and Miss Marion
Negley of Rosemont left last week for
a visit in Atlantic City. Mrs. Robert
Lucas. jr.. and Miss Regina Lucas have
returned from visit to relatives in
Haddonfield, y. ]. Miss Maria Har-
mond has returned from visit in
Shipman. Va. accompanied by Miss
Marion Brown of Shipman. who Will
be her guest for several weeks.
Mrs. Charles E Dare. Master Edgar
Dare and little Miss Virginia Dare of
Rosemont have returned from a visit
to relatives in North Tonawanda, n. Y.
Mrs Clarence c. Leadbeater, little
Miss Katherine Leadbeate and Master
Milton Alexander Leadbeater have re-
turned from Bay Head. n. j, where
they spent the month OF August. Mrs.
Thomas Mills Watkins and little son,
Master Thomas Mills Watkins jr., and
Miss Eleanor Watkins left last week
for a trip to North Carolina Mr.. and
Mrs Edward l. Daingerfeld of NAL
vern, Seminary Hill. left last week for
a trip to Mount Vernon Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1917-09-16

Frank Lee Daingerfeld Of vaucleuse,
Seminary Hill. are spending several
weeks at Atlantic City Mr. George p.
Anderton, who spent the past few
months in Cuba, has returned to his
home on Braddock Heights. Mrs
Dawes. little Miss Rosita Davis and
Master Robert Alden Dawes, wife and
children of Commander Robert Alden
Dawes. I. S. N, who have been the
guests for several months OF Ms
Dawes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anderton
left last week for Boston. Miss Mittie
klipstein and Miss Mary Ellen Harri-
man left Monday for a trip to Atlantic
City. Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Peverill
Branchvilfe. S. C.
Mrs Gardner Lloyd Boothe. Master
Armistead Boothe and Master Gardner
Lloyd Boothe, jr., have returned to their
nome In Princess street, after spending
the summer at Woodberry Forest,
orange county, Va. and Atlantic City,
~ J. DR.. and Mrs. James H Bitter are
the guests of friends in Norfolk. Mrs.
Julian Burke and Miss Esther Burke have
returned from Woodberry Forest Orange
county, where they spent the summer.
Mrs. Louis 5. Greene, Master Julian B.
T. Greene and little Miss Anne Carter
Greene of Washington are the guests
OF Mrs. Greene's mother. Mrs Burke at
her home in Prince street Miss Fanny
Herbert has returned from visit TO Mrs.
Francis Lee Stuart at her summer home
at Greenwich. Conn. Lieut.. William p
! Snow. U. S. r.. was the week end guest
of his brother-in-law and sister Mr. and
Mrs Samuel L. Monroe, in the Waear.
Mrs J. w. Schneider and Miss Pauline
Taylor have returned from visit to the
formers sister. Mrs. p. l.. Mcneil, at
her home in Glasgow. Va. Mrs. Samuel
Bendheim and MIS-. Louis Bendheim have
returned from two-week stay in New
York
Mrs. Oscar De Wolfe Randolph of
Lexington is the guest of her parents.
the Rev. DIR. Angus Crawford and Mrs.
Crawford. at their home on Seminary
Hill. Mrs. Charles Scoven has returned
to her home in Richmond after a visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bellomy. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth w.
Ogden. Mrs. William Ogden, Mrs George
L. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs Maurice viii
kins. Miss Margaret Ogden, Miss vir-
ginia Wilkins and Mr.. James B. Patter-
son have returned from a ten-day au-
tomobile trip to Atlantic City. Miss
Lillian Mills is spending several weeks
with relatives in Washington. Mr. and
Mrs. George w. Keys of Rosemont left
last week for Mount Jackson, where
| they will spend several weeks. Mr..
Reuben r. Gillingham and his sister,
Miss Gillingham, left Thursday for a
| motor trip to New Jersey. Mrs Charles
Duney left last week for a trip to Phil
adelphia and Atlantic City Mr.. Harold
Arnold left last week to visit friends
| in Sumter. S. c.
Evening star., 1917-09-16
In Nearby
Society Circles
MARTINsBURG, w. VA.

Mrs. J. W. Thomas returned from Vir-
ginia Bette C. Henkel arrived here
from Washington state to make her
home Clarence Martin was here from
Main, Va Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lin
gamfelter, Washington. are visiting at
gainesville. Misses Mary Powers and
Gertrude Jenkins returned to Stras-
burg, Va. John Lyons returned from
Atlantic City. Mrs. Charles Lane and
daughter, Elizabeth City. N c.. are
visiting the home of James johnson.
Miss Marguerite L. Mattice is in Wash
ington. James Goheen returned from
Washington. William Barry has en-
tered Rock Hill College. Mrs Herbert
Edwards and daughter. Frances. are
visitors from Chicago. DIR. Florence
b. Evers and mother returned from
Evening star., 1917-09-16

Havenner. Baltimore. is the guest Of
Mrs. Louisa H. Gallaher. Miss Nettie
Dorsey. Washington, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Samuel D. Engle. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles c. Manning and son have
returned to New Mexico B. f. Beavers
has been visiting in Loudoun county,
Va. Mrs. George NJ. BeltZhoover, jr., is
visiting in Kentucky, while Mr.. Beltz-
hoover is at Fort, BENJAMIN Harrison
training camp Misses Shannon Denny
and Grace Beard have gone to Farm =
vile. Va. to enter normal school. Mrs.
s. D. Engle has gone to Johns Hopkins
Hospital, baltimore. DR.. and Mrs. 7. A.
Ramey were in Loudoun county, Va.
Harold Butler of Lake Wales. Fla. was
visiting his parents here previous to
going to the Army encampment.
Wendell Myers entertained in honor of
his eighteenth birthday
Evening star., 1917-09-16
Telephone Operators Exempted.

BY direction of the President, tels-
phone operators have been added to
the list of positions in the federal serv-
ice excepted from the requirement OF
apportionment of appointments among
the states and the District OF Colum-
bia on the basis OF population.
Evening star., 1917-09-16
FROSTBURG, MD.

Miss Catherine Yungerman, Washing
ton, is the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs J. c. Yungerman. Richard Ward,
Washington, is the guest of L. +. Wolfe.
Mrs. John A. Caldwell has gone to At
lantic City. Charles Harden, Richmond,
Va, is visiting at Mount Savage Mr.. and
Mrs J. Leo Sullivan returned from Wash
ington Frank ]. Ort, Jabez Workman
and G. w. McElfresh returned from
Monticello, Ky. Mrs. Margaret Barber.
Evening star., 1917-09-16

The value Of the licorice root ex-
ports from the Batum (Russia) district
to the United States during last year,
was only $433.30s, compared with 81
023,184 for 1918.
Evening star., 1917-09-16

Washington, is the guest of Mrs L. p
Wolfe. Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Gunter
returned from Atlantic City. Miss Mary
Green. Washington, is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Green.
Homecoming. Mr.. and Mrs. J. R Bell and
son, who were at Homecoming. have re-
turned to Mount Olive. n. c. Miss Mar
garet Love, Homecoming. has gone to Rad
ford. Va. to teach in the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Cecil Miller returned to
Lonacouing from Washin9tou.
Evening star., 1917-09-16
WHITE SULPHUR sPas., W. VA.

Miss Mary Custis Lee OF Virginia
Joined Mrs. W. II. F. Lee of Stoneleigh
Court, Washington, at her cottage.
Francis p. James of Washington Is
stopping at the Greenbrier. Miss Callie
l.. Doyle. Mr.. J. W. Johnston and Mr..
J. II. Gaines are other Washingtonians
at the Springs this week.
Evening star., 1917-09-16

Baltimore. Miss Mary Cumiskey re-
turned from Newport News. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. L. Compton are at Atlantic
City. Miss Blanche Mock is attending
school in Washington.
RoMNEY, W. VA.
Miss Kathryn Taylor has gone to
Morgantown, N c., to teach. Miss
Fannie HIiett returned from Baltimore.
Mrs. William B. Griffin and children
returned to Norfolk. Mrs. Lee Rowles.
Washington. and Mrs. George McFar-
land. Hyattsville. are at Springfield
Miss Bessie Magruder returned to
Washington after visiting the family
of w. F. Wirgman. Miss Edna Wirg-
man has been visiting in Washington.
Miss Elizabeth Williamson. New Mar
ket, Va. is visiting Miss Matte Wheel
er, Springfield. Miss Eta INLAND, Pied
mont. is visiting in Washington. John
Harmon and John Malloy Piedmont,
were in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs
Scott Bosley returned to Keyser. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Sheetz and two children,
Winston Salem, n. c., are visiting in
Keyser.
Charles TOWN, W. VA.
C. w. Brown, Washington. is visiting
his uncle, Charles W. Brown. Charles
Copenhagen. Clifton Forge, Va. is visit
ing Mrs. L. M.ssLong. Mrs. Frank
Evening star., 1917-09-16

ton and Ithaca, N. z, and Wilkesbarre
Pa.