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Washington. Mrs. Marcus will have
with her this season her debutante
cousin. Miss Katherine Magee of San
Francisco, who, for a number of years
past has made her home in that city
with her grandmother. Mrs. James Mar
win Curtis.
Lieut.. Commander Theobald. U S. N.
their two children. have gone for a
visit to Richmond, Va.
Ensign Stephen Haines. U. s. n. Avia-
tion Corps, is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles o. Haines, at their
home in Graydon Park, Norfolk. Va.
prior to going to Pensacola, Fla. for
station.
Lieut.. Louis E. Pagan, U. S. N. last
week Joined his wife at the Norfolk
navy yard, where she has been since
returning from Haiti.
Lieut.. Pembroke P. Frame. U. S. N.
and Mrs. Frame have had visiting them
in Washington their sister, Miss Dor
othy Frame. who returned few days
ago to Norfolk. Va.
! Lieut.. Commander Stephen Wallace,
U. S. N. and Mrs. Wallace expect to
take possession this week of their new
house at Coronado, Cal.
Mrs Albert J. Gieger, wife of Surgeon
Geiger. u. S. N, after a stay of several
months at Coronado, Cal, has gone to
Philadelphia, where she will spend the
winter with her father and mother.
Mrs. William H. whiting, wife of
Rear Admiral Whiting, L. S. N, retired,
accompanied by their daughter, Mrs.
James H. Taylor. wife of Lieut.. Taylor,
U. S. N, is spending some weeks at San
Francisco.
Naval Constructor P. H. Fretz, U. S.
N. has returned to the Mare Island
yard from Arrowhead Springs San Ber-
nardino, .khere he has been recuperat-
ing from an illness.
Lieut.. Archibald Of1ey. u S. NJ, and
| Mrs. Of1ey, following their brief honey
moon trip, will go this week to Mare
Island and make their home for the
present at Vallejo, Cal.
Mrs. Edward B. Moses, wife of Lieut..
| Moses. U. S. N, after visit Of several
weeks to her husband, has gone to New
Orleans for the winter.
Mrs. G. A. Trevor. wife of Lieut. Tre-
vor, has gone with their little daugh-
| ter to San Diego for the winter.
Mrs. E. F. Sherman. wife of Lieut.,
Sherman. u. S. N, has gone to Brook
lyn, N. Y, for the winter.
| Ensign James John Chew is now Wis
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q. q A, now at Camp LA rso9soW&
Va, has gone TO New Ycgk citys1ng. u
winter. where WIN their daukhes3 Ghs
10 at $50 West End avenue.
Mrh Raiph Hospital. WIN Of Cape Hsos
pftal o. 8. A. wM join hr -hnshan4 e4
Fort Sam Houston. Tex tllas week. -
whom she has been yisitfn9 her p1seueAv
Col c. F. Craig. q. s.. \, and lGxas
Craig. at Fort LeGvenworth, Kan
Mra Dent Sharp. wife Of Lieut. shaxn
last week for q visit to her brother and
sister-in-law, Maj w. F. Sharp, q. q 4.
and Mrs.. Sharp. at Fort Leavenwurth,
Kan Mrs. Sharp win Join her husband Ia
q few days at Camp Pike. Ark.
Mrs. Crusan, wife Of MAJ. Crusan. x g.
A. has gone to Kansas City, No. % rSs
main during her husbands absence with
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Fravel, W. J. Goodwin, NJ e. Kahn. 7.
A. Lupton, b. H. Rawl. A Leftwich Sin-
clair and South Trimble.

Fraye1. W. J. Goodwin, NJ, E. Kahn. 7.
A. Lupton, 3. H. Rawl. A. Geftwich Sim
clair and South Trimble.
chairman: A. L. Reese. vice chairman;
J. A. Adams, Samuel Billingsby. Rich
mond Brooks, A c. Brady, A. Il 64r-
hen. r.. B. Cady. Paul x. Goulon; ".
Clarence K Glover. Clarence Green; R
NJ Hanlop, Edwin Ballinger, r. M Me,
hurin. r. J. Norman, J.: D. POWELL Ear
Ruth, Herbert Shoenfeld. L. W. Schad'
z. NJ. Smith. Paul selden. L. l. watts
George w. Ford, DR.. J. r. Tubman,
DIR. r. o. E. Davis, J. II. Newell. Charles
P. Light, w. A. Reid. w. V. Grimm, Rus
sell White. J. N. Bourne. b. F. Butier'
Dr. w. b. Hicks, F. r. Fravel. H e.
Hughes, P. ]. Altizer. William c: Black,
]. s. Brewer, n. B. Williams, A. 5. J.
Jakeman, f. c. Dutton, A. B. Evans
L. p. Calfee. Dr. C. P. Clark. f. L: Cock
rell, F. p. Fenwick, Col w. c. .Gorgas,
Charles H. Keel and H. c. Rothrock.
Mrs. W. a. Grass and little daughter
Shirley of Newport News. Va; are guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Hechinger. 251s
18th street.
The Stonewall Jackson Chapter. No:
20. y. .. c., will give a pink tea and
bazaar with dancing for the benefit of
the home fund on the afternoon and
evening of tomorrow at the Conted-
crate Memorial Home, 1872 Vermont
avenue Mrs. Clemont w. Sheriff. gen.
eral chairman. will have as assistants
Mrs. Frank Morrison and Mrs. Opal
Tracewell. The patronesses Will be
Mrs Claude Swanson, Mrs. r. y. Shep-
herd, Mrs Frank Odemheimer, Miss
Mantle Randolph Heth. Mrs. Francis
Chisholm, Mrs. w. Fl. +. Lee. Mrs. w. S.
Stampler, Miss Orline Fenwick, Mrs.
James r. Mulcare. Mrs. Margaret John
Skinner and Mrs. Archibald Young.
Flora Macdonald Denison, honorary
president of the Canadian Suffrage As
sociatiou, from Toronto Ont. IS the
guest of her sister. Mrs. ]. E. Lapham,
2S15 Quarry road northwest.
Miss Marie Frances SimcoN entertain
ed six members of the Engineer Corps
from Camp University at dinner and
supper Thanksgiving day, at her home,
$3.50 N,street northwest. Between din
ner and supper the party indulged in
dancing and GAMES. Miss Simcox was
assisted by her cousins. the Misses
Frayser the Misses Schafer. Mrs. Beall,
wife of Corp. Beall of the Signal Corps:
Miss Irene Beall, Miss Hester Paul and
Miss Gertrude tMisel. Last evening
Miss SimcoN took the party to Scot
tish Rite Cathedral. Sd and E streets
northwest. for the dance given in honor
of the men in uniform.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Prospect announce
the marriage of their daughter Lucie
and Mr.. o. c. Fuller Wednesday, No
vember IS, 1917.
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t80ciQt.
David Kelly. Mrs. Cameron ana soI
and Mrs. Lillian Clarke and sons

David Kelly. Mrs. Cameron ana son
ana Mrs. Lillian Clarke and sons
Washington Alumnae Club Of Pi Beta
Phi Fraternity will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the homo of Miss
Ruth Denham. TIA 21st street, the
Wednesday evening, December 8. at
o'clock. War work will be planned.
The marriage Of Miss Lorraine Som
mers. daughter Of Mrs. Henrietta x.
Sommers. and Mr.. Harry Levy OF Balti-
moro took place Thursday in the home
Of the brides mother. Only the i'm
mediate members Of the families were
Louis Stern officiated. The decorations
were of palms. southern smilax and
white chrysanthemums. Miss Julia
May Sommers, sister Of the bride, was
her only attendant. She wore peace
georgette crepe and carried a bouquet
of bridesmaid roses. Mr.. Dave Oct
finger was best man. The bride
wore becoming gown of fesh-color
georgette crepe, with hat to matcn.
which was trimmed with a spray OF
orange blossoms, worn by her mother.
and a corsage of orchids and lilies OF
the valley. She was given in marriage
by her mother, who wore black tulle
and satin, with hat to match. and
noon Mr.. and Mrs. Levy left for an
extended wedding tour. the latter
wearing a smart travelling suit Of blue
tricot, with taupe hat and furs to
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Levy will be at
home after January at OIL Chauncey
avenue, Baltimore.
The marriage of Miss Clara r. Will
son and DIR. E. Otho Peters will take
place during the winter. Miss Wilson
Is the youngest daughter of Mrs Ham
ilton Wilson and a representative of
one of the oldest families of Virginia.
DR.. E. Otho Peters. formerly Of West
Virginia, now of this city, is the son
of the late Otho J. and Susan Peters.
Miss Mae Kicker was hostess at a
MVer % He;qbts Va nn Frsdav Novem !.
Der 80, in honor of Mr.. Hills Robert
son, formerly of Washington, d. c.. now
with the United States Ambulance
Corps stationed at Tobyhanna, Pa.
Those present were Misses Eva Bru-
geon of New York Minnie Mcdonald
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Navy and Marine Corps Notes

Mrs. Hutch 7. Cone, wife of Capt.
Cone, u. S. N, and Miss Elizabeth Cone
have an apartment for the winter at
the Westminster.
Capt. Ernest L. Bennett. U. S. N. and
Mrs. Bennett have an apartment for
the season at the Farragut.
Mrs. Wiley, wife Of Capt. Henry A.
Wiley, U. S. N, has had had visiting
who returned last week to New York.
Mrs. Bushrod B. Howard. wife of
Lieut. Howard. U. S. N, has an apart
ment for the season at the Toronto.
Mrs. John s. Graham, wife of Com
mander Graham, U. S. N, with their
young daughter, Jane. has gone to De-
catur, ILL.,, for visit to her parents.
Rear Admiral c. b. T. Moore, U. S. NJ.
retired, and Mrs. Moore, at their home.
33S West Decatur street.
Rear Admiral L. c. Palmer, u. s. N,
and Mrs. Palmer have returned from a
short visit to Annapolis, where they
were the guests of Commander E. w.
Eberle, U. s. N, and Mrs. Eberle
Miss Siphy Heberton Bispham left
last week to spend Thanksgiving at
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles E. Ryder, wife of Sur
eeon Ryder, U. S. N, has taken an
apartment for the winter at 1901 K
street.
Mrs. ]. o. Richardson, wife of Lieut.
spend the winter at Norfolk, Va, where
she has located at No. Pelham place.
1symasssr Raymond coseoran. o. &
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Mre Carleton, with their dauentsrA
MiD Carleton and Mrs. Pelham BiASe-
ford. are at 116 East Kentucky etreee.
Loufsville. where they have leased the
house for the winter.
Mra. Percy Jones. wife Of Lseut col.
Jones. o.. g. A, with their little da19n.
ter Elisabeth. will spend the period OF
her husbands absence abroad 1t the
Emerson. 1924 Belmont road. where sne
has leased an apartment
Lieut.. T. 8. voss. U. 8. A.. was Joined
at his present station, Columbus. N. M.
last week by his wife and young daugh-
ter. who have been visiting relatives at
Laredo. Tex.
Mrs. J. H. woodberry. wife Of Capt
Woodberry, ordnance department. y. 8.
A. accompanied by her sister, Miss
Bessie Flint, has gone to Charleston. s.
c.. for a visit to her parents.
Mra John P. Smith. wife OF MAJ.
Smith. q. S. A. who recently went to
Join her husband at Camp Arthur. Tex.
Is now out of the hospital. whore she
in an automobile accident, and Is at the
Crawford, South Goth street, Waco. Tex.
Col Robert R. Raymond. o. 8. A.. and
Mrs Raymond, now at Honolulu, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Katherine Raymond. to
Capt Girls Burlinghame, q. s. A The
marriage will take place early In jan
uary.
Lieut. Van Rensslaer vestal. Q. S. A.
son Of Maj. Solomon vestaL U. S. A.
and Mrs Vestal, and brother Of Capt.
Marion P. Vestal, y. S. A, has announced
, his engagement to Miss Enid Ade-
line Alpers, daughter of Mrs. George
Alpers Of Marion county, Cal While no
date has been given for the marriage, II
is stated that it will take place shortly.
Maj. and Mrs. Vestal, since the formers
retirement. have made their home at
San Rafael, Cal
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iting his parents, Nj. ana Nrs., Robert
Chew. at their home. 1919 81 street, nm
til he 70 ordered to sea duty. He re-
Gently received his commission in the
Naval Reserve Corpa.
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Maj. James NJ. Parker, U. s. A. with
Mrs. Parker and their children spent last
week at the Hotel Astor, New York.
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Lieut.. Kofrard. U. 8. A.. spent last
week in Washington and returned a
few days ago to his post at Fort Du-
Pont, Del.
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Mrs. John c. Fairfax. wife OF Maj.
Fairfax, U. S. A, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs Henry Byrd Lewis, has gone
to Piedmont. Cal, where they have leased
house for the winter months.
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NJ. with Mrs. Coroofan and their chi
dreA, has gone to Montreal. N. c

NJ. with Mrs. corooran and their chill
dreA, has gone to Montreal. N. c
Mrs. A. q. watson w1fe Of Com
sion Of her present visit to her .3afnes
at Atlanta, Ga-. will 60 to Norfolk, Va.
for the winter.
Paymastsr James c. Hilton. q. 8: NJ
and Mrs. Hilton returned 20 Washins-
ton last week after visit to FRIENDS
at Norfolk. Va
Mrs. Graham. wife Of Paymaster ors-
ham, q. 8. N, has returned to Wash
ington after a visit to Norfolk. Va
Mrs. Hollis Taylor Winston. wife OF
Commander Winston. U. 8. N. has Wis
iting her at the New York navy yaro
her mother and> sister, Mrs. George
Richard Smith and Miss Lucille Claire
Of Washington.
Lieut.. A. M. Charlton, o. 8. N. and
Mrs. Charlton, have taken an apart
ment for the winter at the Longacre.
In Walnut street, Philadelphia
Mrs. John F. Merry. widow Of Rear
Admiral Merry, U. s. N, after a three
months visit to their son at Toronto.
Canada. has returned and reopened for
avenue, Somervule. Mass.
Mrs. Frederick r. Harris, wife OF
Civil Engineer Harris. U. S. NJ. after a
visit to New York, has returned to
their apartment at the Connecticut
Medical Director r. c. Persons, q. s.
N, and Mrs. Persons. have gone to
Alabama for the winter.
Lieut.. Free1and A. Daubin. U. S. NJ.
and Mrs. Daubin, have had visiting
them at the Decatur. the latter's SIS
ter, Miss Bertha Schott, who has re-
turned to Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. Roswell II. Blair, wife Of Lieut..
Blair, U. S. N, has returned to Annap-
oils to spend the winter with her
grandparents, Civil Engineer Thorn
Williamson, U. S. N, retired, and Mrs.
Williamson. after spending the last few
weeks in this city with her young son,
who was i'll at the Childrens Hospital.
Mrs. R. I. Davis, wife of Lieut.. Davis.
U. S. N, has gone to Annapolis to visit
her mother, Mrs. James c. Cresap, at
the latters home in College avenue.
Mrs. Roscoe Arnett, wife OF Capt. Ar
nett, U. S. NJ. c.. has gone to Annapolis
for visit to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. jefferson.
Mrs. Arnold Marcus. widow of Lieut..
Marcus who lost his life last summer
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Mrs. Arnold Marcus. widow of Lieut..
Marcus, who lost his life last summer
at Cavite, has returned from the far
east and will spend the winter at
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Maj. Turnbu1l. U. s. A.. and Mrs
Turnbull have gone to the formers new
station, Fort Riley. Kan
Lieut.. Charles Merrill, q. 8. A, and
Mrs. Merrill are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Counselrnan at Meadow Brook, Sewalls
Point, Norfolk, Va
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Mrs. Roscoe Arnett, wife Of Capt. Ar
nett, U. S. NJ. c., has gone to Annapolis
for visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. jefferson.
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Mrs. Charles W. Mason. wife Of Maj.
Mason. U. S. A. now on duty at Camp
Funston. Kan. has gone with their
parents. at A West list street. New
York city. Maj. and Mrs. Mason re-
Gently returned from Panama.
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Mrs. Van Way. wife of Col Van
Way. now on duty in France is on
her way back to the States from Scho-
field barracks. H T., and with her
family Will upon their arrival go to
Los Angeles, Ca, to remain during he
husbands absence.
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| Capt. Sherman Armstrong, q. s. A,
stationed at Washington until recently
with the Quartermaster Corps. has ar
rived for station at Fort Sam Houston
after a visit to his parents at their
home at Salt Lake, Utah.
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Mrs. Charles z. Ryder, wife of Sur
eeon Ryder, U. S. N, has taken an
apartment for the winter at 1901 K
street.
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Mrs. R. L. Davis, wife Of Lieut.. Davis.
U. S. N. has gone to Annapolis to visit
her mother, Mrs. James c. Cresap. at
the latter's home in College avenue.
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Mrs. George Bell. wife Of Maj. Con.
Bell, U. S. A, will spend the winter in
this city, and has leased an apartment
for the season at the Kedrick.
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Miss Siphy Heberton Bispham left
last week to spend Thanksgiving at
Philadelphia.
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CONTINUED on Fifth Pasa)
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Capt. Russell P Hartle, o. s. A., and
Mrs Hartle are now IN quarters at
Fort Douglas. Utah.
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Mrs. Hutch 7. Cone, wife of Capt.
Cone, u. S. N, and Miss Elizabeth Cone
have an apartment for the winter at
the Westminster.
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Mrs. ]. o. Richardson. wife of Lieut..
Commander Richardson, U S., N, will
spend the winter at Norfolk, Va, where
she has located at No. Pelham place.
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Mrs. L. NJ. Brett, wife of Gen. Brett
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Mrs. E. F. Sherman. wife of Lieut.,
Sherman. U. S. N, has gone to Brook
lyn, N. Y, for the winter.
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Paymastsr James c. Hilton. q. 9: NJ
and Mrs. Hilton returned to WaSning-
ton last week after q visit to friends
at Norfolk. Va.
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Mrs G. A. Trevor, wife of Lieut.. Tre-
vor, has gone with their little daugh-
ter to San Diego for the winter.
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Maj. George L. Hicks. o. 8. A, and
Mrs. Hicks have leased for the season
| q house in Calvert street northwest.
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Mrs. Bushrod b. Howard, wife of
Lieut.. Howard. U. S. N, has an apart
ment for the season at the Toronto.
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Mrs Wiley, wife Of Capt. Henry A.
Wiley, U. S. N, has had had visiting
her her niece. Mrs. David Honeyman,
who returned last week to New York.
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Flora Macdonald Denison, honorary
president of the Canadian Suffrage As
sociatiou, from Toronto, Ont, IS the
guest of her sister. Mrs. J. E. Lapham,
2S15 Quarry road northwest.
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Mrs. Graham, wife Of Paymaster Ora.
ham, q. 8. N, has returned to Wash
ington after q visit to Norfolk. Va
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Lieut.. Freeland A. Daubin, q. S. N,
and Mrs. Daubin, have had visiting
them at the Decatur, the latter's Sis
ter, Miss Bertha Schott, who has re-
turned to Norfolk. Va.
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Capt. Ernest l.. Bennett, u. s. N, and
Mrs Bennett have an apartment for
the season at the Farragut.
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Lieut.. Archibald Ofiey. U. S. NJ, and
Mrs Of1ey, following their brief honey
moon trip, will go this week to Mare
Island and make their home for the
present at Vallejo, Cal
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Mrs Edward B. Moses, wife of Lieut..
Moses, U. S. N, after a visit of several
weeks to her husband has gone to New
Orleans for the winter.
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The first dance of the week at Studio
Hall was that given by Miss Marie
Mitchell. of 1745 Park road. Supper
was served at the intern1ission, the
guests forming two semi-circles about
the glowing fireplace.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cert of Penn
SElvania are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. CIar-
ence Grosner, Connecticut avenue.
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Mrs. W. A. Grass and little daughter
Shirley of Newport News. Va. are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hechinger. 251S
18th street.
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Hrs o. NJ Poe. widow Of Gen. Poo.
q. 8. A.. has gone to Atlantic City.
where she expects to spend some time
| at tho Hotel Dennis Her daughter. Miss
B. c. Poe, will spend the winter at
Washington, at 1914 21st street.
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Mrs. Frederick R. Harris, wife Of
Civil Engineer Harris. U. 8. NJ. after a
visit to New York, has returned to
their apartment at the Connecticut
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Mrs. a. 3. Watson,. VIZ ot C ,.,
mander Watson. u. 8. ~. ee the conctu.
ct Atlanta, Ga-. will 60 to Norfolk. Va,
for the winter.
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Mrs. Hollis Taylor Winston. wife OF
Commander Winston. q. 8. N. has vis-
iting her at the New York navy yard
her mother and> sister, Mrs. George
Richard Smith and Miss Lucille Claire
of WASHINGTON.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-13
Lecturer Recital OF The Sunken Bell
PROBES Artistic Treat Of the Season

especially beautiful throughout, and
the widely varying themes were inter
sympathy and dramatic touch. which,
combined with a wonderful technique,
was superb. The oral interpretation
wnlen I4 3sa ,,,sic r yvsa aIso ~ SnIenaid
quality, the artist delineating with
equal success the elfish feminine role
of Rautendelein and those of the 9th
er characters. that of Nickelman, the
watersprite, being particularly realis-
tic. Mr.. Boehmer necessarily was fore
ed to condense the score considerably,
but his arrangement was of continui-
ty that carried his hearers along In the
story without confusion of the power
full theme, and parts Of each of the five
acts of the opera were played. The UNI
DERIVING theme is that of the undying
and concludes with the tragic mating
of the two, typifed by the coming of
the Sun. the "eternal truth sought by
mankind". Professor Boehmer's lee
ture-recitals have long been general
favorites with all who have heard him
In them but his Interpretation of this,
the most difficult he has yet attempted,
surpasses them all.
& AS q hitting background for the OPP
laid in beautiful mountain glen. were
the decorations of the stage and the
surrounding space of that end of the
hall. The stage, with It's masses of
gether with clever imitation of tree
trunks overtopped by spreading
branches, was particularly beautiful.
soft rugs in varying shades OF green
and artistic groupings of ferns and
palms at either side adding to the
woodland effect. These formed pretty
background for a. lovely basket of ros-
es, hyacinths and daffodils. beside the
piano. In compliment to Professor
Boehmer, head of the Dakota conserv-
atory. the latter's colors, green and
white. were used in adjoining the three
refreshment booths at the back of the
hall, where, dainty refreshments were
served later in buffet style.
The programs were a most attractive
feature of the affair, being in the form.
and coIoring of bronzed bell, and con-
tanning on the inside pages, explana-
tions of the acts, characters and vari-
Gus symbolisms Of The Sunken Bell.
The hosts and hostesses were assisted
in various ways during the evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Satory, Mr.. and MIas.
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Finders, Mrs. u.
T. Conmy, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Sudro,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Blakeslee, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. o. Knerr, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Shaw, Miss Jessie Walker, Miss Ethel
Lowman, and Edmund o. Freeman
Young ladies, including several who
are identified with the Dakota conserv-
atory,. assisted at the frappe and other
refreshment booths, being Misses Ber-
tina Hagen, Mildred Allen, Mabel DAM
ard Florence Hellander Lydia Edel-
brock, Ethel Moen, Alice Goodrich and
GLADYS Reynolds Little Martha Klins-
mann and Master Edward Bestic were
In the hall. to direct the guests to the
wraprooms