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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-07
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-07
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til at titles / WabcltottCn lonl int
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-07

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bper 5uiinb @uibeIs. Gen blsoe
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moo at bIipe BARN. / Crib cler artoge
Den forte Sorpe, Tom i%roaicn Bare
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~iorbunole mco Rortbipeitcrn Seles
phone So. % @penS @oraere ongoa.
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til St.25, % De triier III nleo at lnoc
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2lnocrionS lloialg for if~fe.berl,ieloe
Griffe, ianbt De Ser Den ~34.narige
Tobn Wc@arrp Iiggenoe bcpiOitlsS.
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ncitoIlcn og bsoe fort efter. ToIitietS
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Griffc poa Steoet, bite Zig bearluloet,
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ming inbiat / SGngilet. Slerc ANDRE,
ser mi@tGrfcS iom n~niporliac Tor
Wton0cn8 500, blipcr eiterisgte.
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BET AZ Nouenlber life ioretaget Ell enc.
tie Nrrcltotlon, og man nlener ocrnle0
at hapc int Ell Heforo for en- @p nleb
oper 5000 Snobpggere, meoenS ser
bcn iorcgaaenoc Waanco bar flln TO
Sanger for Ell fortere Sib. Sil Sam.
menlignlItg o%nIeres, at Der / Sttobcr
1914 por "a Nr~reitntioner o0 / SO.
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boIotc EaIg, mcbcns ben Wano, Ser
Qioroe EoIititieneite ON Hattcll, bar
rcligneret for at beopnoe SrGlaitfor.
refining. San paaitar, at man life
Longer bar Drug ipr noget Toliti /
Sbiei Niucr Sails hperfcn Nnt eller
Gag.
Mig Wiano bcbnnolet iom Tattis-
lem. Der oplpieS M, at Carl Wfif-
bpiS Sig nplig gienianbtes /
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beling, bpor oct bar beltenlt til I'M
ocripgcIie og Grperimenter FOR be Dor.
berbe &rger, peb i'm Ssb par Gicr al
gobt oa bel $4,000. San blcp fprI
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orGbt al ct 2ofomotip poa Wilmali-
% ba han antoacs Tor Ell
Slgl, ion1 ingen pilbe umage
Iig meb, blco hans Gig %opergipet l(ni-
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aontonter, en- Sororlng MOB Mil'
lpollfee. @aren al $500 iamt Ell gn-
Del / SabcrenS go, bpilfen Inbel no.
1icr ontrent $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-07

"Snspenneu" ehmnfiner CT be tssis %
biniaftr l SaneeIrH. 10 Idrs BdraHit 'slaer
uleo bier mlnfiiH. Sirio III -SecorGe.yolitu.
otter aoiolos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-07

eirip otter TrspecrrmSIarer uf "Eecsrab.
Soften % gte arueu"! Rtuiaite os NET ubs
breote rorfie Slao I gueriia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-07
Mrbciosfpruiflinacr / Suiaiuabp.

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Tor SuiIlingbucruca Sporpeiaiuitcm
% Irbciocrtc bar / noacn Sio pGret
not'on 'pUrot, % Spnbag Gitermio
oal breo llueirct los / Ct. Saul mco
Den TelQc, at ser otter SCI. 6 fife por
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beune Sag, o. eiter at Saacn par
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-12-07
Tulf uco Sano Cafe lcper iom Spr.

Gre EpIitiortoriteter bar peo Begun.
belicn al beune llgc fpntne tilbage til
Nlrginia citer Ell Snipeftion5reiie
oielunem Strp9et peb Sano Sofe, npr
Den fanuOiifc 8rprle, % DC melber
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Def ser isrte Solnillcllp oucrNif al
@%cifripclic. : eli clcnblg Suite bar
ser pitc inlaa Ncrll, Der ollie iop / ocr
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Iorreitcn / oct lille Hllm bar iaaban
ll~rcnalighco, at Den lnullig loo Jig
bcitripc. Soacn nil hlipc iorclogt
@ranbiurncn, o9 Grrcitororc cr ole-
rebc llbltcht.
Evening star., 1917-11-11

be one Of the principal speakers. telling
Of the magnificent work being done by
the Y. M. c. A. among the camps in
this country and abroad. especially in
the war zone. Thirty-five million dollars
must be raised to continue this work. and
doubtless Washington will rise to the oc-
casion with her share, $150,000.
A large and fashionable audience will
attend the performance to be given at
the National Theater tomorrow night for
the benefit OF the Junior League OF the
Junior Republic. Mrs. Charles Wheeler,
president of the league. will entertain a
party. her guests including Mr.. and Mrs.
James N. Green, DR.. and Mrs John
Col; Krautoff; Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Clark
and Mr.. Louis Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Tuckerman, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Penfield and Mrs. F. B. Moran will be
among those entertaining box parties
Mrs Moran will have with her her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Horace Mcfarland, and a party
OF french and British officers: Among
those who will have parties in the orches-
ira are Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs.
Harris, wife of Admiral Harris: Miss
Hemphill. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Parker. jr.: Mrs.
Malcolm McConnihe. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Eaches Fendall. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Newbold and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H
will be Mrs. Theodore Boynton. Mrs. Gray.
Miss Constance Gray, Mrs. Ralph Dunlop
and DR.. Frank Schultz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fendalls party will include Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Sim Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ].
Baton. Mrs; Charles c. Marbury. Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Calvert, jr., and
Maj. and Mrs. Roy Coles.
The officers Of the league are: Mrs
Wheeler. president: Mrs. Louis Lehr.
Evening star., 1917-11-11

wallace-Patterson Wedding.
4 distinguished little gathering. In
eiudiux representatives of the highest
of1oial circles OF the capital. witnessed
tho wedding yesterday afternoon OF
Miss Ruth Raymond Patterson. daugh-
ter Of Mrs; Paterson ana tne ,ha ,a's 5ora. .
most Journalists Of his time; ana Gaps-
Melville Weston Fuller Wallace. y. .
a. SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Camp
at o'clock at the home of the or1de.s
mothers. a brilliant reception follow
ing at 4:30 at the home of her aunt.
Mrs; Robert W: Patterson; Ia 10 DuPGas Ilsias
against the green walls and the sort
glow of many candles made sane
tuary of the drawing room: In which
a1ds s1d eeasH Of the lilies banked the white
eatin priedieu in the bay window and
0ncfrcled the room. their lovely blooms
following the wall line in garden-bor-
der effect.
The Brides Gown.
The bridal chorus from 'Lohengrin."
played by string orchestra. an
bounced the bride as she descended the
stairs and paused at the drawing room
Tasss nsr u s e. met hs
They entered together. the latter CIV
ing her in marriage. In her white satin
bridal gown. with long tulle veil. she
was made in long. simple lines with
court train fastened with festoons OF
pearls to the shoulders. and the tight
skirt slightly draped at the back. The The
satin surplice bodice was over tulle
held at the waist by q deep girdle of
the satin finished with pearl tassels.
and the long tulle sleeves and the neck
bordered the short tuiie face veil. The
long tulle veil. which fell to the eng
Of the court train. was sprayed Win
orange blossoms and fastened 10 tne
coiffure with a coronet OF rose point
lace. She carried lilies OF the valley
and white butterfly orchids framed In
maidenhair ferns.
daughter of Countess Gizycka. cousin
Of the bride, was her only attendant
and was very charming In 9 white
tulle frock. with silver lace and wide
IN curls confined by a silver dlet, and
she carried an armful of roses. The
bridegroom. his best man, Capt r. L.
Williams. U. S. A.. and Lieut.. Patter-
service uniforms of olive drab.
Rev. DR.. Roland Cotton Smith. rec
ter Of st. Johns Episcopal Church.
W.T.. which the family Of the bride
years of their residence at Washington.
assisted by the Rev. DR.. Charles Wood
Of the Church of the Covenant. of
which the bride has been member
since childhood, performed the cere-
mony: Those who witnessed 1t In
cluded Mrs. Raymond Patterson. Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Wallace. the Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Lansing. the Chief
Justice and Mrs. White. Mr.. Justice
ana Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes. Mr..
Justice Day. the Secretary Of the Treas
WY ana Mrs. william Gibbs McAdoo.
the Secretary Of War and Mrs. Newton
0a1Eef. tho Secretary Of Agriculture
Evening star., 1917-11-11

Two Weddings of Note Gave Distinction Week-Eis-
McCl;ntock Nuptials Wednesday Witnessed by Many.
Who Laid Aside Other Important Matters to Be Present.
The World Of Society Attended Reception Following
Beautiful Wedding Ceremony Yesterday OF Miss
Patterson and Lieut.. Walace-Some Debutantes
Hope of Something Akin a Season-Sub
scrption Ball Proposed That Might Serve
Several Good Purposes-Passins Of
Descendant of Andrew Jacksons Wife.
Evening star., 1917-11-11
Boxholders for Navy Ball.

The box holders for the Navy Relief
Society ball to be held at Rauschers
on Thanksgiving night are the Secre-
tary Of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels,
the Secretary of War and Mrs Baker,
the assistant secretary of the navy
and Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt. Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. w. H. Brownson. Mrs.
Victor Kaufman. Mrs. Henry W. Fitch,
Mrs. Henry T. Mayo. Admiral and Mrs.
Benson, Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Glover. Mrs. Julian James. Col. and
Mrs. Robert Thompson. Miss May
Adams, Mrs. James Mcdonald, Mrs. F.
F. Fletcher, Capt. A ]. Drexel Biddle.
U. S. A.: Mr.. William E. Fowler and
Admiral and Mrs. Leigh Palmer. The
boxes have sold SO rapidly that seven
additional boxes have been installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Glover, who
are spending the autumn at Westover.
heir country home, will move into
town this week, having opened their
'esidence in K street for the winter
season.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Carroll Glover, jr.
Who have been visiting the formers
parents at Westover since their return
-om the west, have taken possession
# their suburban home. Orchard Hill.
Mrs. Joseph P. Tracy. wife of Col.
Evening star., 1917-11-11
is In active service with tho Cross q
Malta. the Italian relief organixatioA

is In active service with tho Cross q
Malta. the Italian relief Organisation
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Barklie q
Inner House, Wayne, Pa, came 70
washington last week to take posses.
sion for the season of the apartment
they have leased at 2339 Massachusetts
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Barklie exped9
to spend the week ends at Inner HousA
The auction bridge and tea dance. for
which Mrs. Henry F. Dimock has lent
the ballroom of her house in Scott
Circle. will be held Monday afternoon.
December 3. beginning at 3 o'clock,
the tea dance following at s o'clock.
The entertainment will be given for
the benefit of the free wool fund OF
the comforts committee of the Navy
League. Mrs. Theodore Boynton 70
chairman of the free wool fund com.
mittee. The patronesses are MrA
Dimock, Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard, MIRA
James Carroll Frazer. Mrs. William
Belden Noble. Mrs. Lawrence Town
send, Mrs James Morris Morgan. MrA
Richard Weightman. Mrs. Green. Mr2
Howry. Mrs. Augustus Downing, Mira
Truesdell, Mrs. John Lindsay Mores
head, Mrs Randolph McKim. Mra.
George w. Vanderbilt. Mrs. CleveIanA
Perkins. Mrs. Gist Blair, Mrs. A. n
Bates, the Misses Anderson. Miss PadsAs
ford. Miss Sheriff., Miss Patten. Ira
Seaton Schroeder. Miss Munroe, MIRA
John o. Evans, Miss Hegeman, MIC
Strong. Miss Ernst and Mrs. Archibald
Eonkins
Evening star., 1917-11-11

week. Tea will be served every aft
ernoon from 4 till s with a woman
prominent in society presiding each
day.
Princess Andrea Boncompagni. for
merly Miss Margaret Draper, and her
mother. Mrs. William F. Draper, have
returned to Rome from Paris. where
they spent a month. and are at the
Excelsior Hotel. Prince Boncompagnf
Evening star., 1917-11-11
VIRGINIA TATNALL PEACOCK.

weddings parties less small with the
eepon very brilliant dinner entertained by
Hugh Wallace the of their sons wedding
dv and some week
to gatherings which for the nowadays in the
,ation. sent out for the wedding Mc
Franklin Ellis the emage in the little chapel of the
one including William Howard Taft and others OF prominence
the Cathedral Close the city order to
present mother been il hs
5 fs:s = ] ss: e: i 1:ss
the w.ss @ 9s ses Mm s
& IF this Ba MRS w and sni
Ellis % Of LITTLE the White f House
Of When Mr. b WI White Hasa ond sna ads
to provide conveniently Of his avorie reaxatons
ANOTHER member of the Taft regime
n wa. Mrs Hugh whose Lieut. Melville W. Fuller Wallace
wa. married yesterday daughter the late Mr.
Raymond Patterson and Mrs Patterson
Chanel wednesday gathering Mrs Paton home YESTERDAY
NJ so; n this ws Mn % | sfi9x # s
s % ts: ss
81 5. S;:s
@ ss e: s9 Dupont ese
5:sm day., ~0aS Hse 1sof ~ofd
E development reveals few debutantes standing
reluctant portal whose latch string for once
seer. to be out waiting show the Some more
young people who had hoped for hrst season TINS
school add to their accomplishments
- other things little The visit last spring of series
osa ssss e1:iins that
he d ade d rase ns 9h nae
@ E s Mss asa aos speak
@ 10 | those ssatss ssG@ s ss
e M ns sds de aoe pity yyosS. 5is
e 'f an many sa nS good
be; d & @ Gs6s fsost
father perhaps some one Inc Psrho
at the n
eotiion subscription ball Tor the %
give an
to nany young military at washington OF nearby
49,
-, -. -. .. o Mis-, Mary Wilcox gone that bound
70 The home in Coreoran steet
a Me- Wilcox where she the last twenty years OF her NE
$500 chic season to Of the Russian embassy u
Nm. de Mobrensehid mementos OF PRESIDENT hore"
- ~. vif. Miss Wilcoxs and includes charming
;t 3 s her Grandmother who presided the n Mae
House wife OF his
President
mistress the and the otne mstes % '"e ~
Wedding sno
in 11sepn na
highest
Of
Evening star., 1917-11-11

.
ert W. Patterson. Countess dizycka' "a
Mrs. Joseph Medin patterson; M.
Henry White. former ambassador 70
France; Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard widoW
Miss Jane Riggs, Mrs. Blaine Beaie. KEEP
resentatiye and Mrs. Frederick II. Gil
lett MISS Frances Hoar. Mr.. and MIS-
Newbold Noyes. Miss Helen Jones. MI
Leigh Jones, Miss Florence LoWden,
daughter Of the Governor of Illinois
and Mrs. Lowden: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Preble Motley, u. Of Boston. M MI nrs ana
william E. Lewis, all Of New York.
Mrs. Raymond Patterson wore a
smart black costume. Her gown was
a French model Of black taffeta, the
skirt, and the surplice bodice having
! an ernpiecement of the lace and tulle,
with elbow-length tulle sleeves nm
ished with border OF taneta, and
was Of panne velvet with becoming
hare to the brim and a high crown en-
circled with burnt ostrict. She wore
a corsage Of orchids
gown OF silver gray velvet. combined
with chiffon, and a black hat Miss
Beecher, cousin Of the bridegroom. was
in electric blue velvet with a black
Patterson was in taupe velvet with
hat to match. and Countess Gizycka
wore a gown Of black velvet and a
large black hat Miss Florence Low
den, who Is a house guest OF Mrs. Ray
mond Patterson. wore gown OF taupe
velvet with taupe velvet hat trim
med with gold lace and faced with
cloth of gold.
Reception Follows Ceremony.
From the home of the brides mother.
the bride and bridegroom and others OF
the wedding party went to the home
Of Mrs Robert w. Patterson for the
largest and smartest function of the
season. the reception given by MRS.
Patterson for the bride and BRIDE
groom.
The house, one of the handsomest at
Washington. with its notable collection
Of art objects. was adorned throughout
with American beauty roses. All its
beautiful rooms were thrown open. In
cluding the ballroom, where there was
! dancing all during the reception. Tho
/ French ambassador and Nine. Jusse-
rand and many others from the diplo-
matte corps. with representatives Of Of
fetal and resident society, were among
| the guests. Young officers. in their
ington and from all the nearby camps.
gave very military aspect to the bril-.
liant assemblage.
! Capt Wallace. who was notified of his
on the eve Of his marriage. and his
| bride left Washington last night for
short trip. after which. unless orders
change their plans. they will be at
chickamauga, where Capt. Wallace has
been stationed for some weeks The
bride went away in a smart suit Of dark
blue duvetyn. with small black velvet
hat, set or with . cockade Of black rib
bon. She carried storm coat. trim
med with fox.
Mrs. Wilson took advantage Of the
presence here last week Of complete
cabinet circle and had the wives Of tho
Evening star., 1917-11-11

Mrs F. B. Moran and Mrs. William
Eaches Fendall. vice presidents; Mrs.
Clarence Richards, treasurer, Miss Anna
Shaw. recording secretary, and Mrs. W.
c. Burnett, secretary.
Evening star., 1917-11-11

The House of Mercy will have Its
annual benefit this month. taking this
year the form of a poster exhibit. The
exhibit will include a number of Eng
lish posters by celebrated artists. 1t
will open at Octagon House Monday,
November 10, and will continue for a
Evening star., 1917-11-11

Tracy. will go to New York this
evening for a visit Of a week or ten
days.
Evening star., 1917-11-11

Mrs. Wilson took advantage Of the
presence here last week Of q complete
cabinet circle and had the wives Of the
Evening star., 1917-11-11

Mrs Gillett-Hrl will be at homo in
formally this afternoon.
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Mrs. Henry Kirke Porter has loaned
her residence, 1900 / street. for the next
meeting OF the National War Work Coun-
ell Of the 7. NJ. C. A. on Tuesday aft
ernon at 1880. Gen. Joseph e. Kuhn will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-22
PLANNING FOR RECEPTION
OF THE ITALIAN MISSION
Movements Are Net to Be Disclosed
Until Their Arrival in
the Capital.

Arrangements for the reception in
Washington of the Italian mission, now in
this country. are being made by de-
partmental committee. Movements of the
mission are not to be disclosed, but it is
announced they will reach here tomorrow.
The mission is coming on visit OF
courtesy and to discuss with American
officials particularly cooperation in deal
ing with shipping and food problems and
the adjustment of rates of exchange. Its
personnel follows:
"Prince Ferdinando di Savoja of Undine,
Esnrico Arlotta, minister of transporta-
ton; Marquis Luigi Borsarelli di Rifreddo,
undersecretary of state for foreign af-
fairs: Guglielmo Marconi. senator: Au-
gusto Ciuffelli, deputy, former minister of
public works; Francesca Saverio Nitti,
deputy, former minister of agriculture.
(, Attaches accompanying the mission
are: Cavaliere de Parente. secretary
of legation and secretary of mission:
Naval Lieut.. do lara. aid-de-camp of
Prince of Udine: Cavaliere Advise Bra
gadin and Cavaliere Guido Pardo. sec
retaries to Signor Arlotta; Duca di
Sangro and Signor di Sousa, secretaries
to Senator Marconi: Cavaliere Angel,
secretary to Signor Ciufelli. and Cava-
liere d'Amato.
Joseph Letters home on Dupont cir
Gle has been placed at the disposal of
the Italian official mission. AS the
home of the late Mrs. Levi q. Letter the
mansion was the scene of many notable
activities.