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after . visit to Mr. and Mrs. Harry =.
Green OF Clarendon. Mrs. Elizabeth
Smoot of Clarendon is spending the holi-
days with her mother near Frederfcks-
burg. Va Miss Edith Porter OF Long Is
land. N. Y. is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs ]. ]. White. In Clarendon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner Orrison OF Clarendon and
their young daughter were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Orrison OF Dunn
I>oring, Va. Charles l. Sinrns OF Claren-
don. assistant solicitor of the Department
Of Labor. has been appointed associate
member of the advisory board of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Mrs. F. L. Sharp OF
Clarendon. who made the highest mark
in a large class in a recent examination
at the Red Cross headquarters in WASH
ington for instructor of surgical dressing.
Clarendon In a surgical dressing circle
and they meet each week at tho head
quarters in Clarendon. Mr.. Frank Bates
of Washington was the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Sweeney OF Clarendon last
week. At recent election Of officers Of
the Columbia Masonic Lodge. No. 2s5, In
Clarendon, held In the Masonic Hall, the
ensuing year: Harry X. Green. worship
full master: c. Benjamin Laycock. senior
warden: w. S. Wibert, treasurer; A. c.
Cosdon. secretary; John S. Stewart. senior
deacon: Clarence Il. Ahalt, junior deacon:
Charles NJ. Shepherd and Elmer J. Mill
gan were appointed stewards. and Henry
F. Balster was elected tiier. The officers
will be installed December %. Mrs
George Toepfer of Cincinnati, Ohio, has
announced the marriage OF her niece.
Louise Edna kast. and Mr.. William II.
Duncan. commissioner of revenue Of Alex
andria county, Va His Office is at the
Alexandria county courthouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-23
LEWIS W. T0LMAN RETURNS.
Mixes First Trip to Boston to Cast
Vote Since 1888.

s&wis ". Tolman, an employee OF ths
War HUGrtment since 1864, is back at
his desk in this city again after max
ing the long trip to Boston to cast
vote which helped to elect Andrew ].
Peters mayor of the New England
metropolis. Mr.. Tolman's trip WAS his
first to Boston to vote since 1855.
His eighty-one years did not prevent
the veteran. who is a member of the
Grand Army of the Republic. from
making the trip to cast his vote any
more than it keeps him from drilling
with his company of the Home Defense
League twice weekly.
AS a boy in Boston Mr.. Tolman was
a telegraph messenger. coming to
Washington in 1861 to hunt for the
body of his brother. who was killed
early in the civil war. He remained IN
the capital as an employe of the sani-
tary commission. and was later trans
ferred to the War Department
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BERRYvILLE, VA.

Miss Annie Ethel FUR, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Furr of this
county and James ]. Cauffman of WASH
tngton. d. c., were married at the
Methodist parsonage Saturday after
noon by the rector. Rev. ]. H. Bean.
A. Moore, jr., Blackburn Smith and w
r. Lewis have been appointed by Gov
Stuart members of the legal advisory
board for Clarke county.
At a meeting of the members of the
Red Cross. which was held here Friday
afternoon, it was decided to change the
Clarke County Auxiliary at large into a
elected: Mrs. II. p. Gilpin. chairman;
Mrs H. NJ. Nelson, jr.. vice chairman
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VIENNA. VA.

Mr.. Herbert Williams has recently been
appointed one of the Fairfax county fuel
administrators. Mrs. Louis Voelker of
Washington was a recent guest of Mrs.
j. l.. S. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Stadei of Washington are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Kenyon were recent guests of Mrs.
Il. NJ Kenyon. Mr.. Mark Taylor is in
training at Camp Meade. Miss Lulu
Ferguson of Aide. Va, was week end
guests Of her aunt. Mrs. r. d. Leith. Mrs.
Paul Richmond is visiting her daughter,
Miss Sue Richmond, in Louisiana. DIR.
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HERNDoN. VA.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hutchinson of
Washington have been recent, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lycurgus Hutchinson. Mrs.
Frances Leggett of New York and Mrs
Hollister Stofgiss of Washington have
been guests of Mrs. Blanche Steele
Miss Dorothy Nebil of Washington is
visiting Miss Kitty Smart. Mrs. Conrad
VAIL entertained at dinner Saturday
evening in honor of Miss Cynthia
Cumins. DIR. and Mrs. Paul Rich
mond have been recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cumins Mrs.
William Dern is on visit to relatives
in Maysville, Ky. Miss Annie Carper
of Washington was the guest of Mrs
Sallie Holtzciaw. Miss Ella James of
Chantiily has been guest of Mrs. Harry
Mitchell. Mrs. p. B. Buell. was re-
cent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Buell.. C. E. Undertake of Colorado
made an address Friday evening to the
Senior League at the schoolhouse. The
Fortnightly Club was entertained Sat
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Mr.. Robert McCandlish of Norfolk, Va.
and w. u. Evans of Saluda. Va. were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Shield
McCandlish. At the recent election of
officers for Thrift Camp, Sons of Con-
federate Veterans. the following officers
were chosen: John W. Rust, COM
mandant; E. r. Holbrook. first lieuten-
ant comfnandant: J. S. Ball, second lieu
tenant commander: Wilson NJ. Farr. ad-
jutant, DIR. Howard Fletcher, surgeon
Il. i. Thornton. quartermaster; DR..
Frank Page, chaplain: f. w. Huddle-
and Thomas r. Keith. historian. MIR
Wilson A. Burrows. jr., is with an aero
squadron in France. Miss Dorothy
Graham was one of the guests at the
recent house party of Miss Geraldine
Davis of Alexandria. Va. John w Rust
Of Fairfax has been appointed director
of war savings stamps work in Fairfax
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CHARLES TOWN, w. VA.

Garlin Johnson, Raymond Long. Gordon
Webster Early Casey and Campbell
Woody were in Haserstown. where they
enlisted in the Aviation Corps. Hugh
Harrison Hickman and Miss Lucy Mary
Ryman. members of prominent families
near Strasburg, were married at the
Lutheran parsonage ~ Toms Brook by
the Rev. l.. l.. Huffman. They left for
Chicago on their wedding trip. B. II.
Riddleberser and A. !. Grandstaff were
in Baltimore. A cantata for the benefi.
of the Red Cross has been arranged for
next Friday night Conrad K. Smith has
gone TO Washington, where he has been
appointed a craftsman in the War De-
partment. Mrs. William Neil is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Keith Neville.
North Platte, Neb. Dir. Neill expects to
spend Christmas with them Miss I.avi-
cite Wilson has been visiting in Wash
ington Mrs. James f. Watson is spend
Ing the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Jennings. in Clipp Lieut.! f. l..
Yates. Fort BENJAMIN Harrison. is the
guest of his father. B. F. Yates Miss
Eloise Beekwith has gone to Washington
to take a position in the War Depart
nient.. Mrs Willis Slaughter, Lynch
burg. Va. who has been visiting Mrs.
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CULPEPER.

Miss Benedict of Orange is with Miss
Sadie Giikeson till after the holidays,
then she will visit Washington and Bal
timore, before returning to Orange.
Mrs. Loving and Misses Louise and
Jane Loving spent Wednesday of last
week in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Nalle of City
Point are visiting their sister, Miss
Mary Nalle. and will be present at the
marriage of Miss Nalle and Mr.. Camp
bell of Charlottesville.
Henry Strother arrived last week to
spend the holidays with his parents. DR.
and Mrs. w. ]. Strother, at their home
in Main street.
Miss Mildred Gibson was hostess to
the Billekin Card Club. at the Red
Cross Tea Room last week
Misses Leslie and Fannie Nalle were
in town last week to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Nalle and Mr.. Campbell
+. G. Gilkeson and Mr.. Blankenship
Of Hopewell are expected tomorrow to
spend few days with MFR. Giikeson S
father, Mr. F. NJ. Gilkeson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. who have been
here for the past few months, left last
week for Wilmington. Del. to spend
Christmas with Mr.. Williams mother
From there they win go south for the
remainder of the winter.
Mrs. Rodger Bickers entertained with
dance at her attractive home, Hilltop
Thursday night.
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WINCHESTER, VA.

Miss Julia Reed Taylor. who recently
arrived in this country after dong
stay in Germany and Switzerland. mas
Oxen an apartment here for the win
@r. Mrs. Charles w. Trenary Is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. IL.
Meoer. in Staunton. Va. Miss Heloise
De Grange has gone on visit to rela-
tives at Frederick, Md. Miss Roxanna
Bowman of Rio. w. Va. has been
visiting friends in town. Miss virginia
Barr is visiting friends in Washington.
Lieut.. w. d. Smith. jr., who is sta
toned at Camp Lee. has been suending
week at his home here. Representa-
tive T. w. Harrison of Virginia is
at his home here. Miss Caroline Hunter
who has been directing Red Cross
units here, has gone to Washington
for the Christmas season Lieut.. and
Mrs Edwin c. Yost of Petersburg. Va,
who have been visiting relatives here,
have gone to spend the holidays with
the latters parents, Rev. and Mrs. w.
o. Talbert. at Salem, Va. Lieut.. Will
liam Paxton. who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Walter T. Gore. has gone to a
Fevre has been visiting relatives in
Washington. Miss Clothi1de Skinner
of Greenway Court, who has been Wis
ting friends in Washington and Ba1ti-
more. has bone to New York for the
Christmas season. George Barrie. Sd,
of New York Is at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bar
RE. Mrs. 7. T. Lines has gone to
Washington for part of the winter.
after which she will go to New York
Miss Frances Y. Staley, who has been
visiting Miss Douglas Fuller, has re-
turned to Frederick, Md. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Knott have been visiting reia-
tives in Baltimore. Mrs Elizabeth A.
Horsey, who has been visiting friends
in Washington, has gone to Miami,
Fla, for the remainder of the winter.
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In Nearby Society Circles.


0ombel. Baltimore. John Mccall. Small
ley, Ky, is visiting Jonathan Jenkins.
Mrs Leroy Common is ill at the home of
her parents in FL Paso, Tex. Mrs. Les
lie Lemmert is here from Wenonah,
N. J. Garrett Jackson resigned his po-
sition at Fairmont, w. Va, TO enlist.
He goes to France in 4 clerical ca
pacity. He was visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel jackson.
over There home talent musical
in three acts, was presented at Iona
coming Thursday night under the di-
rection of Alban Bishop and Robert
Richie, for the benefit of the Red
Cross. Mr.. and Mrs. William Plaskett.
Homecoming, celebrated their golden
wedding.
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Women 5 Hose
of Silk or Lisle

On the First Floor, right handy
to the Mems Clothing Store. are
sold Women's Isle and Silk Hose.
Gentlemen desiring to make gifts
Of hosiery will find the location OF
this section. our stocks and our
service most convenient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-23
FREDERICK, MD.

Miss Barbara MuIlnix, daughter of
Mrs Lille Mullinix aid the late William
T. Mullinix, Frederick. and DIR. J. Elmer
waltman. Frederick. were married on
man. former pastor Of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church. Frederick. The bride
is a graduate of Hood College. DR..
Waltman, who is dental surgeon, has
been practicing in Frederick for twelve
wears. Alexander Niklos and Miss AZ
ma Eriga, bath of Steelton, Pa. Wa
married at the Evangelical Reformed
parsonage Tuesday at noon by Rev.
Henri l. G. Kieffer. Ira c. Kline.
Braddock. and Miss Amy Harp. Har-
mony, were married at the parsonage
of the United Brethren Church by the
pastor, Rev Z. H. Hummelbaugh. Mr..
and Mrs. George l. Cramer have gone
to Princeton. Iowa. where they will
visit Rev. and Mrs. Mark Getzendan-
ner. Mrs Getzendanner is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cramer. Charles F.
CHAMPION and daughter Goldie. Spo-
kane, Wash, are spending few weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. s. u. Gregg, "a South
Market street. Mr.. Champion and Miss
CHAMPION will later go to Florida.
where they will spend the winter.
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

Mrs. Ralph Thomas has moved from
Washington with her two little girls to
Clarendon where she will be with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pickens,
while her husband is in the Army. he hav
ing enlisted a few days ago. to go with the
motor cyclists. Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Mullen
have returned to their Norfolk. Va, home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-23
BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. VA.

George S. ziler. Alexandria, Va, was a
visitor. DIR. A. l.. Csrubb has gone to
Washington. where he received a cap
tain's commission. Miss Margaret Haw-
vermale was home from Washington
Mrs. Carrie Right arrived from keyser
to spend the winter with her daughters
here. Allen b. Nol was here from Mar
tinsburg. Mrs. C. ]. Brantner, Paw Paw.
spent several days in Washington. Clar-
ence Cole of the 11Jth Infantry and Miss
Gertrude Gross, Paw>Paw. were married
in Washington. John Duckwall is home
from Hampden- Sidney. .bhn S. Rock
well was home at Sleepy Creek from
Camp Lee. ]. b. Merritt of Cacapon dis
trict has moved to Washington, where
he has a position in the War Department.
Andrew Wise has moved back from North
Rose. n. Y. MIR. and Mrs. Henry Bait
were visitors from Winchester Joseph
O'Neil. who welded Miss Lintz at Mar
tinsburg, has gone to the aviation field
In Texas. having enlisted in the mechani-
cal department Staley Ziler was here
from Raven Rock. y. j.
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OAKLAND, MD.

Mrs Edward Bittinger and Miss Mar
Guerite Roth, near Bittinger. visited
Mrs. ,Bittinger's brother, Harvey Gort-
ner. at Camp Meade. He has been
transferred to Camp Gordon. Wiilough-
by Harrison, who was in Washington
for several weeks, was here en- route
to Clark sburg. He will return to Oak
land early in the spring. A. ]. Alex
ander, near Hoyes, returned from Camp
Gordon. Ga. where he visited his SON
Mrs. W. H C1ary and daughter Annie
Deer Park. have been visiting at Key
ter. John Rose. Johnstown. Pa. is the
guest of his daughted, Mrs. Stuart +.
Hamiil. Miss Willard Maddox. nurse.i in
Pittsburgh. is visiting at Grantsville
Mrs. +. r. Browning and children have
GONG to Baitimore TO reside.
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LYNCHBURG, VA.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Beck are visiting in
Baltimore. Mrs. 3. B. Adams is in Balti-
more. Miss Elise Boiling of Staunton is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. T. Gibson
Hobbs. here. Mr. and Mrs. T. Ashby
Watts have returned from Atlantic City
Herbert NJ. Henkle of Big Stone Gap was
a visitor here during the week L. I.aza-
rus of Baltimore is on a visit here at his
old home. Mrs. J. Fl. Hanks of Newport
News is visiting hef mother Mrs +. Fl.
Beard, in Lynchburg. Maj Alfred B.
Percy. attached to the 10Th Division at
Camp Mcclellan, is at his home here on
a brief leave. John G.. Claiborne has ar
rived TO spend the holidays with his fam
lily here. Mrs. X. ii. Willis is visiting
relatives in Augusta county
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and Mrs Richmond. after her return.
Washington. The recent entertainment
In Bouton's Hall for the benefit of the
Vienna branch. OF the Red Cross Melted
s25.3 Mr.. William Moreiand. who has been
visiting his parents, recently joined ms
company at Union station. and 10 now at
Charlotte, N. c.. Miss Nettie Gibson OF
Saltimere and Master Nelson Foster OF
Washington are the guests OF MIS- Jo-
seph Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith are
spending the winter in Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-23

Mrs w. T. Lewis, secretary. and J. T.
/. Jones, treasurer. Rev. II. +. East.
pastor of the Baptist Church of this
place. gave a most interesting talk
Thursday afternoon before the wom-
ans Club on "Woman's Work Under
Present World Conditions" DIR. L. NJ.
Allen. who volunteered for service in
the Medical Reserve Corps some little
he has been accepted. Kenneth n. Gil
pin. member OF the house of delegates
from Clarke and Warren counties. has
enlisted In tho Naval Reserve Flying
Corps. DR.. and Mrs. William Cabell
Moore of Washington are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Moore jr
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Waters. the
latter formerly Miss Lillian Fields of
Rockville, have returned from their
honeymoon trip and are occupying
their home on Mr.. Waters farm near
Germantown. Several functions IN their
honor have been arranged for the near
future.
The young men OF Poolesviile and
vicinity have issued invitations for
their annual Christmas holiday dance.
which will be held in the town hall
at Poolesville next Friday evening. The
committee in charge Is composed of
Messrs. Maurice Chisweli, Herbert
Shreve and Henry White and the chape-
TohS Will De MIS- w aiiaCe foole. MIS-
Mansfield White. Mrs. Daniel shreve
and Mrs. James McLaughland-
Maj. and Mrs. George Thomas left
yesterday TO spend the holidays with
relatives In ST. Mary's county.
Mrs. Virginia Matthews and two sons
of Tennessee are visitors at the home
of Mrs. Matthews brother-in-law and
sister. DR.. and Mrs. Frederick n. Hen
derson. here.
Mrs. Edward Anderson Of Washing
ton visited friends in Rockville dur
ing the week.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage in Hagerstown few days
a go of Miss Eva McGraw. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William E McGraw of this
vicinity. and Charles C. Clark of yir-
ginia. They are making their home in
Virginia.
Misses Letha Edmonds of Rockville.
Marjorie Waters of Gaithersburg and
Carolyn Howard of Brookeville.
students at the State Normal School
are spending the Christmas holidays
at their respective homes.
Miss Rose Dawson will be the hostess
at dance at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal A. Dawson, near
Rockville. Monday evening.
The Girls Club of kensington has
town hall at Kensington the evening
| of December %. 1t will be given for
| the benefit of the kensington branch
:, of the Red Cross.
| Mr.. Hugh Magruder of Baltimore Wis
| tied relatives in Rockville during the
week
william w. welsh.one of Rockvilles
| leading merchants, is dangerously Ill
of pneumonia. ~
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Mr. and Mrs. David b. Tenant have
closed Redgate, their home near Lees
burg. and have gone to Washington for
the winter Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
donald have as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Anderson of London. Eng
land Miss Katherine Clasett is visit
ing Mrs. Warner Storke in Baltimore
this week Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Boucher
have left for Tampa. Fla. where they
will spend the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hawling are the guests of
Or and Mrs. Charles i. koones in
Washington. Mrs Powell Harrison is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Walter II.
Taylor, in Norfolk Mrs. James j. Ross
is spending several weeks with friends
in Baltimore. Miss Harriet Grammer
is at home from Hanna Moore College
for the Christmas holidays. Walter w.
Chamblin jr., of Columbus. Ohio: Harry
NJ. Brown of Wilmington. Del, and
Robert c. Carter and Arthur NJ. Chi
chester, from the Epispocal High
school. are all at their homes for the
holidays. The Misses Janney have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. Pollock jan
ney and small son of Baltimore.
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ington and Baltimore. Mrs. Ernest
Geare is spending the holidays in Bal
timore. Louis Saupp of Bedford has
gone to Washington to spend the win
ter. Vincent J. Heating. son of Col.
John Heating. will wed Miss Mary Alt
miller at McKeesport, Pa. on January
2. N. T. Renner has gone to Baltimore
to take position. Sergt- Humbrd
Linn of Charlotte, n. c.. Is visiting his
aunt. Mrs. Robert Macdonald. Robert
Mach. Bruce is home from school at
Waynesboro. Va Frederick Eiler is
Henry was visitor to New York.
Thomas Reynolds. formerly of this
city, was here on his way to Louisville,
KY Miss Lillian NJ. Geiser is home
from Washington for the holidays. Mrs.
Robert Kaplon and daughter are visit
ing in Baltimore Miss Lillian Efron,
Waco, Tex. is the guest of Mrs. Louis
Rosenbaum Harry Bogler is home on
brief leave from Admission.
RoMNEY, w. VA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Milleson have gone
to spend the holidays at Tulsa. Okla B.
c. and p A. 10y, Kirby. have gone to
Fort Sam Houston. Tex. Mr.. and Mrs. l.
L. McCandlish were visitors from Keyser.
A. v Halterman and family. Moorefield,
went " t-<aho iAciSii- isN' ~ SpSi'N ti'S
winter. Harry kuykendall and family
moved from Moorefield to Washington
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Snider. Wardensville.
were visiting at Strasburg Va. Mrs. j.
w. Hunt. Pope. Va. has been visiting at
Moorefieid. G.. l.. Walker. Front Royal,
Va. and T. J. Marshall, Woodstock, va,
were here.
Mrs. Carrie Kenny Washington. is visit
ing at Piedmont. Miss Hattie Estes. Wash
ingtcn. is visiting her mother. Mrs. w. l..
Crooks, Keyser Charles Neville. Keyser,
went to Washington to enlist. Samuel
Right. keyser. has been visiting in Wash
ington- j. w. Greene, Luke. is visiting at
Richmond. Va, Mr.. Katie Hoban. Pied
mont, returned from Asheville, n. C.
Lieut. James Kelly. Piedmont. left for
Charlotte. n. G.. Joseph Determan. Pied
mont, has gone to Jacksonville Fla. Mrs
J. T.. Sullivan and child. Keyser. have
gone to Richmond for the holidays
George Robert Fout is home at Keyser
from Hattiesburg. Miss Merle Rudy.
Washington, is visiting 3. b. Crooks. Key
&er. Mrs c. Il. Byche. Luray. Va is
visiting her brother. William II. Griffith
Ralph Smith was home at keyser from
Norfolk. S. II. Jordan. Keyser. has gone
to Ashevi1le n. c. c. X Devries has gone
to Miami. Fla. accompanied by Mrs
Devries and James +. Leps. George Wells
was home at keyser from Hattiesburg,
Miss. Barclay 1nskeep, Keyser. who went
to Washington to enlist, was sent to Camp
Meade. V. +. Rankin. Camp Lee, was
visiting his home in Keyser. c. c. Arbo-
CAST and Clarence Householder, keyser,
went to Washington.
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Annie E. Eyster, has gone to Admission,
Ala. to be the guest of her father. Mai.
Bullott. Mrs. Slaughter will spend the
winter in Washington with Mrs. Eyster
and her daughter, Mrs. Charles E.
Moore. Capt. Paul A. Larned, who, with
his family had been here for two
months. visiting Mrs. Larner's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davenport, has
gone to Charleston. S. c., where he is
! assistant to the chief quartermaster of
the Southeastern Division.
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.

Mr.. Chapman Fletcher of the Medical
Corps, L. s. A., stationed at Walter Reed
Hospital, was d recent guest of his
parents Capt. John Sherman and Lieut..
James w Ballard are at Augusta, Ca