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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
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fieib piut..
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GtraBe.
Wrniam asmpsr. 46. 1123 5ora'r
Apenue.
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Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
Demttdbes Mltembetus.
lie 1interbaItnns ipirb bemfe abeaS
IN ber aHifalt iuiebergplt.

Die bramdtitde unb mufilaIilds
lInterbaltung. ipeld. bic iunstn Oa'
men iiirslid tn Der WlemOrialbaas
gum Neiten bss DeutIden Mltenbeims
ptranitalteten, bat bermaben 4ntlan9
g.funbsn unb usfallsn, baB berWunfd
rad einer Wisb.rboIung laut sepors
ben III. Die junsen 0amen poaen
tiefen Wunfh germ srfii1en unb baben
besbdlb bsfdloHen, baHslbeprosramm
am Grsitaa absnb bisIer Wo9, nod
sinmal burd5ufiibrsu unb 5fpar bless
NAL I'm altenbeim islbf. Die SrsuHbe
bes cynfiituts iinb 5u biefer goritels
luna eingelubsn Der Gintritt III auf
30 Gents dngefest.
Das prosramm bes 4bsnbs 1T ME
folgt:
alaDier-goIf. Brilliant. in us Dur
Chopin
arI. allma g.tI9.r.
Der Tritte"
perfonsn:
5ausmann, Rsntisr 6ans 3inss
4polIina. i.ins Grau
5rl. Minna 3. Dorm
abelbeib, feline 5ottsr
FRI. Gertrude D:stsrls
aIotilbs, feline Nihte
5rl. JObanna aabr
G.ians--
a) abs girb Of tb. wubsrn,b
5crsmdn
81 1be WorniHg Dinb
SRI. eatberiu. 9is.srIs.
.gOufeiiionss-
perionsn:
Waube
sSrau Geo. Strnffsn6erc.r, Sr.
s}rant 5oparb SiHsnbsu
al 3as s5if6ermaOasa Sdu6.rt
b) Walbeiniamteit Rescr
q CT iIi's Dolf
yrl. Winua 9. Goru.
.aaif.etIatiG'-
perIoHen:
Jrau Wiiaer
iyrau O.o. Sdraffsn6rasr, ST.
5rau ShulJe Jrau Rob, aibrstt
Grau 2sbmanH
Grl. RatbiIba Stmibt
Grau Weier
Grl. 5ufanHa 6. Sa'er
s5rau Wlubide fFrl. Gina Q. Sfffnsr
gssItiisrin Grl. ROrma @iHntbisIiam
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
3buigsbaa.
gernnitaltet am fsmmsnStn Counting
bic geuti&e sdjiiteuseieai6ait
i'm GsufdJen Stub.

DER ipmm.roe Grnntas IN .in
bodipi&tissr Sag fir bas eeutId.
Ghiitenrsih. Osnn banu fiubst in
Dsuiihen alub Der biesjdtriJs &o'
uiasbal be rgsati4:n G4ilsenesi u
idoft Ttott. fir peIttn bic umfai.n0'
fen 9orber,itruIeu g,troffsn pOroen
iinb. 70 bab bic Sbeiln.fmer unS
sbeiInsbmrinnsn eenubrtider Stun'
ben perfidert Isiu biirfsn.
Gas 5auptsreisnib ipirS natiirl d
Der gin3us Der WsdieItdteu bss apn es
Senab / .(RolF,s) uub b:r aoniJin
sgruu ssrant Gfslmann bilben. BE
bon ibrem Spiitnat btslsitet isiu p:r'
ben, Der fi6 ris fOIst 3uiammenieBt:
Griier albiutani, syrant gHsImann
unb s5rau 5enns Relies; Stpeitr aos
iutant, Srr gsH. NusIler unb Got
tin; Rcmmanb1rt. Srbn Gnseln.
Der Boil miro bsreits I'm rier ll5r
gaGmitiass Isinsn glnfaug ubms1
unb itsr bdbsr bas On 70 rs6i genie
ben ipill, benz III orinaenb on5uraiasn,
ii& Idcn friibssiiis sin,uit,atn. 0i:
HrSnung finSsi I'm z Ilbr absnSs
Stnft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
Ieeltlii5iruna fiibren tonutc. rurA
nab oer aeorgue gebra6t
sbcnres sdlaIden.

Selr tbeucr fam eeiten, tpie ct Der
Tolijei nIeloete, 1homas ae1fc ans
aioblncpne eingiderten 5il iteben, oos
Ct III cincr 9irtbisbait an oGr @eorpe
StraBe nin1te. 8ei ietnem Grrpnftn
pernilbtc er nan,lifi $500, ober tri
bieicnr BcG batte er bod ben Srpit,
baB ocr 3icb ibn ole Enldsn mn
rberiIGhIth piiiltirt buttc. benn aesfe
botte nod $50 in Boar uuo etnen be-
llcibiaten Qbsf iiber $500 III lei.
mem 9eiis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
aleine YDliseinabriHten.

- Dor Der Giparrcniabrit Don
Ridael SboIo. an Der 9euutcn Str
unS Central slpenue. rplirbcn erItern
pon einem abIieierungsirneen DER
Cincinnati guburbou Gelirern 50.
tauieub Giearrcn I'M @ertbe pon SIS
asitcblen.
- Rad IGngerrr Scsiaoo wiIrSc
acitern gorruittae an Ner @eit Set.
Zen. nabe Der @alnIlt Strabe, Der IS
Sabre alte Sobu garucIl aus 9cunas.
ic,pn, o., perbnftet, Der ron eircn
sSagcn Der american grprcb 60. eiil
Tadct acItcbIeu bctte. Ter gerboftete
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
gOli5iifeu periett.

wlit Sem seitrieen Eage trnicn bic
foIgenssn rom 9oliSeidef Gopelin
tsrtiigten gerieeuneeu ppn pcIi,iiien
in araff: @iIliom n. Marib BON sr.
iten sum Iediten Diitrift: Charles r.
gdnllH BON britten gum nsIIltcn ii.
ifrift ebporb u. GieeInnn bcnI iet.
iien umt Jlpeitcn Niitriit; panI
a)leife bonn neinten 5iim britten Di.
itrift; Charles GIarf bonn sueiterI
gum ied,iIen Diitriif; Soiepb 3.
StieIStctt, bonn ieddten 5,.m finfteii
Eiftrift; Dtnrtin AReg20llp pcln iiiilf.
icr sum iiebenten Eiitrift: MlliunI
IiIlinabnin pom ieddteu Diitriit sunt
VotratE tEisiit; Glmcy Vett pom Icb's.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
Epier Der (siinbabn.

slui oen @eIciien Der RcnnipIpnuil
9nbn IN Aeb 9'anf plrSe aeitern BON
Carl 5bei,, BON 9lo. 2723 @iiaini
gIuelluc, Die 2eid)e eines i:nbefannien
yteoers eciunb,n, Der m:genicbeinIi6
fur3 porbef BON e;nen porliberfnbrcn
rem 3uJe get5btet porben mar. Der
Gobte, an Dem auber einenI Gd)uto.
ihcin fiir cinen fleincu gcirag, init
tcm Namcn ". gariiclo irltcr5eidnrt,
nidts ociunbcn wurpc. ipos ~ icil,cr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
etattIidle Wente.

etattIife ge,ite mnhten Ginbre.
der, bic Der Bobnung BON Walter
Goerr, gao. 1915 Rorriion pIoce ii.
men peiiid abitatteten. Sic lieBen. tpie
aeitern Der poli5ei gemelbet tp,irbe.
ghnuidinhcn i'm @ertbe bon 1915,
cine 9ln3obl ociitiher WeiinleH toue
$50 IN H0ar usitaebcyl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02

ten gum ie4ften Tiitrift: Gosunro
DAsiein bonn oebnten Giitrtn Sur be.
.ittsiicn abtbeilune; George edeer
rrm ad)ten siinl 5ebnten Tiirift; Uil.
liam j. 9raiitnlaa bonn Iiebelten gum
|ohten DiItrift.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
glStlidl aeitorbeu.

;srau Gleoner Weier, bon gso. 756
6hatea., Strai;e, Friee Sill. iiorb &C.
ierm l,ormi,tug flosIih in ibrer @'ob.
itung up1 Coroner Or. wauer ermit.
tsl.e. bok bic 5raiI. Die felt GINGER Seit
On Der Grippe lid, einern &ersi4laJ
erleoet III,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
THE union GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
Sutd ". ". 5reemau, YrdiOeut.

rerildIerte Der GoIisei. oaB Der bittrrt
Sunger ibn gum Gie5itabl netriebcn
babe, oa er iett orei saeen tetH gii.
len mebr qeeeiien butte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02
Grocer faIIirt


Ger Grocer Greb. ganemam
Sbernan uno 9srantIiu slpcnue, Ror.
ipoob, nabm eeitcru inioIee iIauen &c.
'd,dftssanss uno Iangfmn eingehruScr
aubeiIitdroc cine Bermogensnbertra.
aung on 8. 6. WoIiinCer Dor. Tie NJ.
iipa beIaufsn fiA auf $1,000 uno bic
gaiiipa auf $2500.
Ga dIaB.G aden.
Tberefe Dienbose lit ssadJlaBber.
iualtcrin BON ssranf 9ienbnse; 0runo.
riaertbum $500.
@ilma Scrobp Sahn III Seitarcrts.
tollitrederin Don sSobailrla Saeobp
Grunoeieeiltbim $4,000.
@m. 3. Sd,eiS 1T NafIabperlual.
.er BON Sarab Sfei5; perionalien
$3.50, 8ninbeisentlnm $1,000.
@eoffrep @oloinitb DIT Raddabuer.
iraItsr BON Witael Spei6el; GruuO.
eiserfbum $1,000.
Ter pcrionIihe Radldb 6es Der.
nort 10. Rrues betraet $776.36; Der.
jcnise Der Gillian Sbernlan $9aS.i9.
8erfhiebenes.
slrf; steen erIangte Elm urtbeiI ii6sr
si93.43 sesen Better gsensel. - Tic
Grifdaft @poming elm fold,es iiber
$3if.47 sssen Die Giti5ens Truit &
@ilarantp 60. - @m ". Simnlons
en, ioIdes iiber $166.5S sesen Sn.
Inns 7eiitmann. - Bernard SidiilJ
elm icld,es iiber $3.50 ses,n 9ouis Su.
bcr. - Bertha y. Spauleins Elm iol.
drs iiber $tb6.52 eeaen ScIsn W.
crmsbp. - aIbert z. grown Elm iol.
dNg iiber $1f6.50 eegen s(Htbonp
@ilfic. - 2onis O. Iittoe elm foldlcs
iiber $i05 eeaen 3. 81. Gnipiou.
sinf Grlmb elmer StpntraftforSeriina
erlonatc Settle .. Burns, @eifaits.
fiibscr cincr SdouipieIer.I Iruppe, Elm
gercitt iibcr $5SS.25 sesen Gooie
gsiiiterburri.
Tic Sipincbart 2ire & Rubber 90.
crlnngie Elm gerbift iiber $625 .66 &C.
gen Die Geo. .. GduIte Cons 60.
gsaIter .. grocfs nagte cine ston.
iraftiorScrimn iiber $425 eescn Die
cincinnati Gil Norfs 60. Elm.
Sic Burica. .Grano 60. naate eipe
;ycrSrring iiber $75i.ti gegeu bic
9ioie Sill Reoltp SO. elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02

Die y eIIebuebremtngG y o.,
ipclf,e cine Mage iiber $1,000 gegcn
Sic Cine. Trdction SO. eirgereidt
hatte, neil einer ibrer Er,ids an Der
9oIerain Mpenile BON elmer CIR ae.
troffen uno 5eritort iporben mar, cr.
langte eeitern ein geroitt iiber
S7OJ.84.
Sr Safen bes mirheridbrIgen
SaroIb Mofe, Der ailf esrllno CT.
littener 8erlebimgen ourf icinen s,a.
tel George Nofe cine stlaae ii6sr
1900 gegen ben aontrafior ssoiepb
&ebetitreit eingereid,t bate, gaben fie
@eiiaporenen bes siidters gujbing
gcitern aiif bes Sesteren Mnor6niina
Gin 9erbift 5u @urliten oes gcrflaatgl
ab. Sci Der eriten Berbanditna oss
JufleS erIangte Der A1gcr elm Der.
oift i.ber $4,000, oaS jebod bonn ~.
pcllaiionsgeridt oerporfen tpurbe.
Auf 8rinb erIittener BerIetungcil
erlangtc Ufarp $. @utbrie &c.
tern elm 8erSift iibcr $500 ecgrll
;Sranf .. Ridel, BON oeiien auto lie
gctrofien tporhen trar
Gertrude Wees, @oftin 6es
!bauSmeiiiers Ses @ireinia 5lat.@e.
bduors. Rodoale 9fpeniie, itrergtc &c.
tern aiii @runo angebliter @erIduin.
6lns cine alagc fiber $4,000 geSen
Srdu Statberine @ia. 2344 Slrrl
slpenue, on. Gle beb1iiptet, bah sie
.acfflagte, iuabreno lie beios elmer Sc.
6urtstagsfeier oes Hbeinpidl,er Ga.
n.enpcreins i'm Sauie go. 121 qectc
Strnf,e, beirpobnteH. In gcgcniDart Der
anmefenoen Gdite ibr cbreiiriibrige
9inec oorsaporfen babe.
Sobn " ON b E, Der DIN 20. ia.
ruar 1917 an Der Carthage Tife
Strcii5ung bon einem 3llae her giJ
5on R. q. 60. geiroifen iinb jdSper
peflcBt tr,irSe, bat bic @eieaid;aft oes.
balb iuf 2ablung ron $500 pcrflagt.
Treb. 8. SenIl itrcngte cine
aIage iiber $500 segen Mar Sir!b.
berg or. neil berfeIte am 13. aanunr
1917 an Der Clinton, nabe Gutter
Strabe. cine aoliiion 5ipiiden iciieln
,mo Dem anto oes sfIdgcrs rcrilriat-e.
ucbei 6as aestere beoeutenb beiddOiJt
lulrbe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-02

8iQi9ere Staten
fir Gleftrt5itdt
arnbeu fir gttrtdt bas Iubtum benabrids ouB
burd ubereufomn nit ber Stoot uno sugbeBen oon Der
9ub Utilities gOmmOn Obo bic folsenoeu rou5rteH Staten
fir geeferte geftriSd jeBt rat no nb Bis gum l. Noomber
1916 slrld oatiren:
aa unS ensn balb.n $40 Gents pro alOwat shnDe fhr
perbrante Glef,itat bic sleidommt w.nser bedst
ais Der mumalid g.rbrauA Marmal. stumtarfs wdb
reaS Der crhea breRs stunoen eines MOras
sess unb eincn balben (6He) Gents pu alOwat stuabr
fir perbaude GleftriSat, bic alefummt oO.
niger betraat als Der munatde gerbrana Warmal'
strOmarfe wahreua Der udt.n 30 suubcu eiuss @lOHas
srsi ub inen absn (3he Geuts alOwatt smnOe fir
ale Gl.fHtdt, bic aber Oas aequualsut zines iea5stanS
gen gerbrauas Der Magmal shOmfdrfs bsHnet wirS.
gaOnatlia wsnmalbersanuns anuuaTb5s [75e Gents
pro p.rlangtes ailOpat.
Die obsu Staten besieben f au gedn.naen pe unerbalb
lni 90 5asen eab eroen naoem lie benz &unbeu Suseeat
uroen gen bic &nunsen n in beer Belt be5ubt weron 10
Fno e eneu 5uilus balbeu a) Gent luuattS
be unterporien.
stanbarb Carbon 5mHt 9nanoesnt aampen
Der @eeaduft unense seeiert peben. aSoa9 9unsen
2ampen iueroen gum &pitenpreiie selieert.
Gin enbeier 8rss 5uans (2o Gents etad e
seB fir Staubarb Waba 2ampe serones
as 1 2 40 unb so gsatts grei fir @r6Ben
tperoeu auf Wun9 selieiert
9fiderratugen tpeld ben unbn euungen aufommn bic
ie benz gopeber 1916 beSa prben assereduet unb
au ben d euunsen aIer on aunben sutseldrebeu
Die @ela plnt Die aufmertamt nu bic Sbalade w lfe,
oa oe eouOnn ben Soften seeer gletSitat su elmer
8et sematt srbe, Soften beabe oer
mpod in oem Semenpeu beoeuno in bic S6b gegansen nb
idebi pie BON ben glemcnn in ben Betriebsoten ea
ait @r ssben Der Sonune bn oab bur bic Staten
uno bic etig 5embe Inpenbuns getdt fir atd9
tdsen Gebrau i'm Sau uuo Der abrit beoeuenb Glefa
in Cincinnati uno lmsesenb perbraud perbeu urb
Die @eafat bout st nit einem &oenaufpanoe mebr
100000 elefrtdts grseusmssanase Der gSeh
ont StraBe ee i'm b oieies abres in eb ien .prb
ele oor meitere &apa5itdt adtSistanb gerbea s
ben miro 8orbrungen @ebduoe Diee &npad III
perbpppen M oeier Strait uase etrieb urb Die
ieaidaft i'm stanbe ien oueber Maase groBeren
natl fin eleride Seoenuue Der henfen 2amp Jdh
Notpr Der 8onng Bis gu Der er6Bten Wanerie Snos
triessnlasen Der stabt, su entiprebeu.
tpln ausunft sebeu 8saus @sbrau @ettrisd
TuE IINInN nho q EIrnTQIn m
The Washington times., 1917-01-24

and then one would burst with a loud
report, followed by a chorus of laugh
ter which quite drowned Miss Beale's
charming voice. OF the speciality
dances, which were all remarkably
good, the most spectacular were the
Balkan Special" danced by Miss
Elizabeth Kingsbury and Mason
Wright. and the Rag Doll Dance in
which Mr.. Wright also took part.
Mrs. Harry Lee Rust, jr.. was the
doll" marvelously limp and
"raggy" speciment. / could actually
see the stuffing coming out, and I
marvel that she was alive to tell the
tale when the dance was done. Miss
Minnie SaXton's Russian Dance"
and the tango done by Miss Margaret
Fahnestock and Sylvanus Stokes
came in for full mead of applause.
Miss Larner Received.
The guests were received by Miss
Ruth Larner, president of the Junior
League: Mrs. John Thompson. former
president; Miss Margaret Howard,
vice president of tn eleague, and Miss
Frances Carpenter, chairman of the
ball committee.
Groups of girls selling flowers,
balloons confetti and cigarettes add
ed to the gayety of the scene. The
cigarette girls wore Turkish costume,
white satin trousers, purple Jackets
and flowing wells; the flower girls
were in Oriental garb of gren, while
the balloon vendors wore full scarlet
carleton skirts and black velvet bod
ices, with balloons in theih hair. the
red satin trousers, odd Persian lamp
shade tunics OF white painted in blue
figures and queer little caps OF the
cigarette vendors made their costumes
picturesque.
For a list of "among those pres
emit" see the Social Register.
JEAN ELIOT.
The Washington times., 1917-01-24

in her hair and carried a huge
ostrich feather fan.
The Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall made their first appearance at
a state reception this season. and
both received a right royal welcome.
The Vice President moved about from
room to room, chatting with friends,
and Mrs. Marshall bad her accustomed
place next Mrs. Wilson. She wore
lovely costume of green velvet and
tulle trimmed with iridescent green
paillettes and pearls and had a strint
Of pearls about her throat.
Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory. wife of
the Attorney General was absent
from her usual place in. line. as Mr..
Gregory was indisposed. The other
absentees were Mrs. Redfeld, wife of
the Secretary of Commerce, who is In
mourning for Mr.. Redfields sister,
and Mrs. Wilson, wife of the Secre-
tary of Labor. who. from continued
indisposition, is taking no part In
social activities this season Mr.. and
Mrs. K. B. Conger, of 1rvington-on-
he-Hudson, were the guests OF Sec
rotary and Mrs. McAdoo.
MIR. md Mrs. Quick Present.
Herbert Quick. of the farm loan
board, and Mrs. Quick and the other
members of the board were among
the newcomers to official life who
were present. Senator willard h.
Salisbury, President pro tenn. of the
Senate, and Mrs. salisbury, the rank
ing members OF the group OF special
guests, were among the first to greet
President and Mrs. Wilson, and the
Speaker OF the House followed closely.
Mrs. Clark was not present, as she Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. James NJ.
Thomson, in New Orleans.
JEAN ELIOT,
The Washington times., 1917-01-24
COLONIAL DAME RECEPTION
Club Celebrates Birthday Anniver-
sary With Party.

The Club of Colonial Danes enter
tanned at a large reception yesterday
afternoon at the club house, 1927 X
street, in celebration of the birthday
anniversary of the club.
The club rooms were decorated with
yellow jonquilsstied with blue ribbon.
the colors of the national society.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer, the president
of the club, received the guests and
was assisted by two former presi-
dents, Mrs. Eugene Van Rensselaer,
and Mrs. Edward Gheen; the vice
presidents, MRS. Willard Salisbury
and Mrs. Hughes Oliphant: the sec
retaries. Mrs. Gilmer Brenizer and
Miss Angie B. Armat: the treasurer.
Mrs. Richard Pardee Williams, and
the board of governors.
The collection was in charge of
the house committee, Mrs. Ewell
Thornton, chairman. Presiding at the
tea table were Mrs. Murray Addison
and Mrs. Silas Casey, former vice
presidents.
Quite a feature of the occasion was
the birthday cake, which was cut by
one of the founders of the club. Miss
Mary Amber.
The club was the recipient of nu-
merbus gifts of flowers and various
useful articles for the new club
house, which bids fair to be one Of
the most charming places Of hospi-
tality in~the future OF Washingtpn's
social elements.
The Washington times., 1917-01-24
New Treatment for Bronchitis,
Asthma, Catarrh and Head Colds

long through the air passages to the
lungs. In addition Vick's A. absorbed
through the skin. relieving the tight
ness and soreness.
Vick's can be applied over the
throat and chest and covered with .
warm flannel cloth-or little put
up the nostrils-or melt a little in
spoon and inhale the vapors arising
Also for Asthma and Hay Fever, rub
Vick's well over the spinal column to
relax the nervous tension. 25c. o0c.
or LOO
The Washington times., 1917-01-24
MISS DU POINT TO
BE- A BRIDE TODAY
will Be Married to Reginald S.
Huidekoper, of This City,
in Delaware.

Miss Bessie Cazenove du Point.
daughter of Mrs. Bessie Gardner du
Pont, Of Wilmington, Del, and Regin-
aid Shipper Huidekoper, of this city.
will be married at o'clock this after
noon in Christ Protestant Episcopal
Church, Christiana Hundred. Del. The
Rev. Roberts Cloes, rector of the
church. will offciate.
The bride will be given In marriage
by her mother and attended by her
sister, Miss Victorine e. du Pont.
Frederick L. Huidekoper. OF this city.
Will act as HIS brothers best man,
and the ushers will include Frederick
Brooke, Alexander B. Legare, Walter
b. Howe, Clarence l.. Wilson. John II.
Merriam, Capt. Frank r. Mccoy, u. s.
A., and Brig. Gen. Charles L. McCaw
ley, u. s. A, all OF this city, and
Henry F. du Pont. OF Wilmington,
the brides cousin.
Charming Gown of Brocade.
The bride will wear a charming
gown of silver and white brocade
made en- train and a point lace veil.
caught with clusters Of orange bios
SONS and held in place by a silver
oandeau. She will carry a bouquet
or white orchids and lilies of the
valley. Her veil was worn by Sem
ator du Points mother at her mar
rage, and since has been worn by
several other members of the du
Pont family.
Mrs. du Pont, who will give her
daughter In marriage, will wear q
handsome gown OF grape colored vel
vet over silver cloth embroidered in
silver and grape colored thread. She
also will wear a large black picture
hat and corsage bouquet of violets.
Reception After Ceremony.
Miss Victorine du Pont. as maid of
honor, will wear a gown of pink satin.
shaded from rose pink to silver tones
and a pink satin hat trimmed with
gray velvet RIBBON. Her bouquet will
be of pink roses.
Hahn's orchestra Of Philadelphia
will play the nuptial music. Follow
ing the ceremony a reception will be
held at the home of the brides
mother. on Broome street. Whining
ton. after which Mr.. Huidekoper and
his bride will leave for their honey
moon. They will be at home after
March 1 at 1907 New Hampshire ave-
nue., this city.
-
More than 900 persons will dine at
the Chevy Chase Club this evening
before the mid-weekly dance. One
interesting party will be in compli-
ment to the Secretary of War and
Mrs Baker. with Major and Mrs.
James A. Shipton as hosts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy futile will entertain a
party of young people for their
daughters, the Misses futile, in COM
pliment to the Misses Cummings, who
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The Washington times., 1917-01-24
Vick's "VAPORUB" SaIve Relieves
by Inhalation and Absorption.
No Dosing.

No need to take internal medicines
or habit forming drugs for these
troubles. When Vick's ''yAPoRUB"
Salve is applied to the heat OF the
body, soothing. medicated vspors are
released that are inhaled all night
The Washington times., 1917-01-24
MRS. MARSHALL RECEIVES
Wives Of Cabinet Members Also at
Home This Afternoon.

Mrs. Marshall, wife of the Vice
President. will be at home this after
noon for the first time this season.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Claude
Swanson and Mrs. c. C. McChord.
who will pour tea; Miss Margaret
McChord. Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Miss
Frances Traver. and Miss Adelaide
Heath.
Mrs. Lansing, who also will receive
this afternoon, will have with her
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt and Mrs.
Warren Delano Robbins, who will do
the honors at the tea table; Mrs.
Charles S. Hamlin. Mrs. William
Phillips, Mrs. Joseph Folk. Mrs. Jo-
seph Davies, Mrs. Ross Thompson,
and Mrs. Lansing's mother and niece,
Mrs. John w. Foster and Miss Nata-
line Dulles.
Mrs. McAdoo will be at home from
3 to 6 o'clock. Receiving with her
will be Mrs. Ollie James. Mrs. William
Denman. Mrs. X. B. Conger, of New
York. and Miss Care de Graffenried.
Mrs. Baker At Home.
Mrs. Newton Baker will be at home
this afternoon. when she will be as
sisted in receiving by Mrs. William c.
Gorgas, Mrs. w. w. Harris, Mrs.
Charles w. Fenton, and Mrs. George
F. Downey.
Mrs. Gregory, assisted by her
daughter, Miss Jane Gregory, will
be at home this afternoon, and Mrs.
Daniels will receive from $3.50 to $50
o'clock. She will have with her her
mother. Mrs. A. W. Bagley. Mrs
Charles F. johnson, Mrs. w. Z. Chel-
ton, Mrs. T. s. Butler, Mrs. A. ].
Montague, Mrs. ]. e. Raker, Mrs. e.
w. Roberts. Mrs. 30 Sweeney, Nine.
A. w. L. Tjarda Starkenborgh-Stac-
hover, wife of the naval attache OF
the Netherlands legation Mrs. Lloyd
H. Chandler, Mrs. A T. Niblack, Mrs.
A. H. Marsh. Mrs. H. f. c. Bryant,
Miss Edith Benham, Mrs. Perkins,
Miss Janet Montague, Miss Fay
Doyen, Miss Annie Ihrie Pou, Miss
Emily Tubbs, of California; Miss
Mary Cleaves Daniels. niece OF Secre-
tary Daniels, and Miss Lacy, of Bal
timore.
Mrs. Lane Receives.
Mrs. Lane, who will be at home
during the afternoon, will have with
nef MIS- duncan u Il iSiShcig M o.
Reed Smoot. Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones. Mrs. Frederic H. Gillett, Mrs.
Ira c. Copley, Miss Helen Cannon,
Mrs. Edward Heating, Mrs. Joe Hen
~ Eagle, Mrs. Andrew Peters, Mrs.
Ttom Stout. Mrs. Joseph Byrns, Mrs.
Thetus Sims, Mrs. Richard Olney,
Mrs. William Crozier, Mrs. Menry
Cleveland Perkins. Miss Sophie John
ston. Mrs. Thomas Sem. Mrs. Ira
Bennett. Miss Amy Bennett, Mrs. VIII
liam Denman, Mrs. Perley, Mrs. VIII
liam Wheeler, and Miss Margaret
Clark.
Mrs. J. Hamilton Lewis, Mrs. Fran
els F.. Warren, Mrs. John X. Shields,
and Mrs. Key Pittman will preside
in turn at the tea table.
With Mrs. David Franklin Hous-
ton will be Mrs. Carl Vrooman, Mrs.
Thomas +. Bayard, Mrs. Curtis w.
Lampson, and Mrs Logan Waller
Page Mrs. Houston, who Is recelV-
ing for the first time this season, Is
in her new residence, 1sOS New
Hampshire avenue.
Mrs. James o. Richardson will en-
terrain at a tea on February in
to her house guests, Miss
Louise Fenet, Of Paris, Tex, and Mrs.
II. b. Price, wife OF Commander
Price, u. $. n.