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ever get control of the ship. But maT- be you know best, sir

ever get control of the ship. But mar- be you know best, sir
 l left him and walked forward to where I could look down on the main. deck. As deeply as I despised the thought of ever resOrting to this last suggestion made by Lenyord, yet could not remain entirely indifferent to it's possibilities. If matters on board were, indeed as serious as he pictured them. our situation was far from pleas ant. To keep on probably meant bat tle to preserve the ship. and involved not only our own rough handling. even possible death in the melee. but also unspeakable horror to the woman left alone. and unprotected, on board. What would be her fate if we failed to up- hold discipline, and those unbridled rnffians once obtained control of the vessel? The thought staggered me.
 Yet I could reach no other concla- sion except to continue the voyage, meeting it's problems as they present. cd themselves. There was no turning back now. All hope lay in keeping Me Cam prisoner, entirely isolated from his confederates. and dealing with the men forward with a harsh firmness sufficient to strike terror into their souls. The slightest movement of re- volt on their part must be my signal for action.
 The day held fair, With a stiff breeze blowing over the port quarter, and the expanse of sea about us vacant of either sail or smoke. As noon ap. preached had Dade fetch the sextant from the captains stateroom, and took my observation with considerable care, going below to work out my fig ures alone, as the many years passed ashore had left me a bit doubtful of my facility. No one appeared to take any deep interest in the event, although l noted group of men forward watch. ing as I disappeared.
 With nothing to guide me, or check my figures with on the chart, I went over them twice to be assured of ac- curacy. finally marking our position as carefully as possible, and determlstS ing our future course. Le1 yord hat just been called for his watch. and both officers were upon the after deck, waiting for my appearance. They re, mained silent as 1 approached. and, as l turned and faced forward. my eyes observed a largely increased grouping of men about the forecastle. and all staring aft.
 Are both watches on deck, Mfr. Lea yord?' 1 asked. Has there been anyi call for all hands?"
 No, sir" he answered, his own gaze shifting. Its the change of watch. and the second mates men haven't gone below yet. Maybe the cook is slow, or else they are a bit curious to find out where the ship is, sir. Would you mind giving them the fgures?'
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some woman MeCann shot him and

some woman. MeCann shot him ant bought his wax clear,"
 He is rich, then?"
 'The fellow has more money than you and I will ever see. Mr eayord He's in the only place now where 1t can do him no good
 The mate shook his head douhtfully. his eyes wandering toward the men at the wheel.
 T wish was so cocksure of that, mighty bad blood forward on this ship, and it's my judgment we're not out of the mess yet by long ways. Those wolves have got scent of McCann's gold, and they'll never leave the trail until they get it.'
 You don't think they would actually attempt mutiny?"
 They're not calling it that, sir. It's the cargo aboard, and your determina- tion to land it safe at Hamburg, which is going to make the trouble. There Is only one German in the crew, sir the rest are all English and Swedes, ex- cept a couple of niggers. The Swedes and niggers will do whatever the oth- CTS tell 'em to, an the argument for ward, according to Dade, is, that it'll be no crime to capture this ship and run her into an English port. They're not ready yet, but the devil will break loose presently, according to my no- tions. Wait until they hear what has happened to McCann."
 Well" said deliberately, i've shall have to meet whatever comes, Mir. Lea yord l talked with McCann again this morning and offered him his freedom aft if he would promise to keep away from the crew. He refused to accept parole, so I locked him up again. Do you suggest any other courseW
 ''No, sir, 1 don't" he said slowly, after pause for thought. This Miss Darlington now, by any chance is she the same lady these two men got to shooting about?"
 No, she was not involved in the quarrel. McCann had never met her personally until we escaped from the wreck of the yacht together"
 'She was passenger, also?"
 "She was the owners daughter"
 "Then she's rich, too?"
 Her father is one of New York $ multimillionaires. What difference does that make, MT. Leayord?'
 Nothing much, likely" he an- swered. leaning against the rail. his eyes on the distant bank of cloud. "only maybe we might play money against money in this game, with fair chance to win. I reckon gold, no mat ter where 1t comes from, would look good to those devils forward"
 Scarcely a manly act on our part to suggest such thing"
 Well. I don't know about that, sir" he insisted stubbornly 'I reckon old man Darlington would be willing enough to pay the price, rather than have his girl left in the hands Of those fellows. They'll be. no lambs if they
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"I told you it was. When I want those dishes removed, I'll come down, and unlock the door for you. No one not even yotf-are to speak with the prisoner
 'Yes, sir"
 "Now go forward, about your work. .
 1 watched until he vanished in the passage, not altogether satisfied. The fellow had been outwardly respectful enough, but there was something in- definite about his manner which aroused my doubt. I turned, and con fro~ed the young woman, wondering vaguely how long she had been there, and how much of our conversation she had overheard.
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ing my back turned toward the mo- tionless girl, and my eyes fastened on McCann.
 Leave the tray there on the stool, Dade-yes, that's all you may go back to your work"
 He backed out, but stood hesitating while I closed and locked the door dropping the key into my pocket.
 .1s-is that all, sir?" he asked ner- yously. - -
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CHAPTER II-Hollis, the next night succeeds in having an interview with the woman She merely tells him her name is Vera.
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CHAPTER IV-The yacht is sunk in a collision and Hollis saves McCann. mil- Aonaire, and one of the party.
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CHAPTER III-Carrington tells his guests or the coming war, and that he is engineering copper pool.
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CHAPTER V-Ho1lis and McCann res cue Vera and leave the ship in a small
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I-Robert Hollis. one-time sea captain, who tells the story. is A guest on Gerald Carrington's yacht. Es- meralda. It is supposed to be stag party and Hollis is@eurprised on discover ing woman, who evidently wishes to re- saajn unknown, aboard.
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CHAPTER VII-MeCann refuses to sub mt to Hollis authority, and the latter enforces 1t.
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CHAPTER VI-Hollis and Vera become friendly, though he is unaware of her identity.
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CHAPTER VIII-The castaways are takes them aboard
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CHAPTER IX-The Indian Chief has recently been struck by lightning and is almost wreck. All the officers are dead
 Hollis meets the owner, who tells him the vessel has cargo of ammunition,
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on..r TER XI-Dissatisfaction among the crew quickly develops, and Hollis selects his officers.
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CHAPTER X-Hollis consents to take charge of ship and continue voyage Vera recognizes an old friend in Robert Baseom. owner of the Indian Chief. Bascom and McCann are deadly enc mics.
Evening star., 1917-04-01
Alexandria Society.

The members of the Junior German
Club gave dance Friday afternoon in
the ballroom Of the Elks' Home. The
directress. Mrs. Robert S. Barrett, re-
ceyed. assisted by Miss Mary Hunt
Roberts, Miss Isobel Boswell. Miss
Sarah Kemper. Miss HiIda Schneider.
Miss Nina Fulton, Miss Lucy Anderson,
Mr.. Laurence Fawcett Mr.. Albert V.
Bryan, Mr.. Tom Wattles and Mr.. Wal
Ter Barrett. The members and guests
present were Misses Viola Barrett
Eliza Bland Cox, Frances Cox, Gene
We've Shepperson. Evelyn Pickett,
Marion Dienelt, Laura Hulfish. Regina
German, Margaret Yates, Margaret
Linn. Dorothy King, Irva Kemper,
Courtenay Cochran, Nancy Wattles,
Inez and Margaret Moore. Susan Thorn
son, Louise Finke. Margaret Paff. Nir-
ginia Keith. Elizabeth H.ambert. Louise
Carlin. Virginia McCuen. Katherine
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LEESBURG, VA.

Misses Elizabeth and Harriet Gram
mer entertained at a dance Friday
evening in honor of Miss Virginia
Vandeventer Of Ishpemng, Mich. who
is their house guest. Mrs. T. Blackwell
Smith of Washington has returned to
her home after a visit to the Misses
Harrison. Miss Lee Edwards has left
for Charlottesville, where She will be
the guest of Mrs. Thomas J. Niche for
the Easter holidays. Mrs. Harry =.
Gibson and small daughter are now
visiting Mrs Elmon A. Miller at her
home in Norfolk. Miss Mary Carter.
Miss Irene Birch and William Birch
We're members of a house party enter
tanned by Miss Grace Ward at her home
near Waterford. this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". Dade Hempstone have as their
guest their daughter, Mrs. c. Clifford
Cleborne of Worcester, Mass. Miss
Nancy Lee Janney has returned from
Norfolk, where she was the guest of
Mrs. Griffith Dodson.
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Chevy Chase.

| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preston Shealey
entertained at dinner at their home
Wednesday evening.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Worthington
| of New York have leased the Beall
! tablished there.
| Mrs. Isaac f. Shoemaker will enter
tain at luncheon at her home tomor-
row.
! Mrs. Alexander wylie of Hesketh
| street was hostess at a five hundred
| card party at her home last week.
| Mrs. A. r. Yates of Fredericksburg,
| Va, who has been the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Travers Mcguire,
has returned to her home.
Mr. William Law has returned after
a visit to his daughter in Albany, n. Y.
Miss Susie Sipe was hostess Tuesday
evening to the members of the Chevy
Chase Bird Club at her home in West
Irving street.
Miss Polly Pretty, sister of Mrs.
Charles Henkle. left last week for At
lantic City, n. j., where she will make
a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Brush of Hes
keith street entertained at dance. fol-
lowed by buffet supper. at their home
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harris have re-
turned after short visit to New York
city.
Miss Coombs of South Africa is visit
ing her brother and sister-in- law. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard A. Coombs.
| Miss Tracy Millhan. who is attending
| Rye Seminary at Rye, n. Y. Will be
| the house guest of her uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs Burr n. Edwards, during
the Easter holidays.
| Miss Beatrice Clephane, who Is at
tending Wellesley, is spending the Easter
| holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter c. Clephane.
Mrs. Thomas Z. Robertson will en-
tertain the members of the Women's s
| Club of Chevy Chase at her home next
Wednesday afternoon. when Mrs. Frank
G.. Wilkins will make an address on
/ THE Psychology of Gardening.
! Mr and Mrs. Joseph A. Rurkhart are
/ in New York city for a short stay.
! Mrs Hugh NJ. Southgate entertained
/ her bridge club at her home last Thurs
day afternoon.
( Mrs F. NJ NJ Beal of BrooIvilie
road was hostess at luncheon at her
home last Tuesday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Smith entertained
| the members of the Chevy Chase Music
! Club at their home Monday evening.
| Mrs. George Tibbitt of Gleneyrie,
/ Lake George. n. y, who has been
| visiting Mrs. William Law, has return
| ed TO her home.
| Mrs John Wilmer Latimer has re-
| turned after spending a week at At
| lantic City. n. j.
Among the guests at the organ re-
| ctal at the home of Mr. and Mrs Will
| liam Stephen Corby Monday evening
We're: Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas
Samuel Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas f.
! Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B.
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1910 East Capitol street, was the scene
of a delightful surprise party Tuesday
evening, rendered Miss Meta Fuchs
by her grandmother. in honor of her
five hundred game was followed by
refreshments and dancing Miss Fuchs
received many beautiful presents.
Those present were Misses NJ. Fuchs,
p. Pitcher and Messrs. W. Furhmann,
II; shull, B. Burgess, L. Pitcher c.
Bttenbender. Mr.. and Mrs. Depue, Mr..
and Mrs. Kraus. Mrs. Firor and Mrs
Bittenbender.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldstein of Norfolk,
Va. who were married on Monday,
March 90, entertained number of
relatives and guests at the home of
the latter's sister. Mrs. Tompkin. We'd
ly Miss EIstelle Gordon. A German
supper was served. which was followed
by music. solo was given by Mr.
Bachrach. prize dance was also
Kass of Washington. D. c. Mr. and
Mrs. Goldstein returned to Norfolk,
Va, last evening.
The assistants of the primary de-
partment and the visitors of the cradle
roll department OF Calvary Baptist Sun
day school were entertained by the su-
perintendent of the cradle roll depart
ment. Mrs. Lockwood, at her home, 1860
California street, Wednesday evening.
There was much fun throughout the
evening. especially when the guests ap-
peared dressed as little children. Many
original games were played, followed
by refreshments. At the close of the
evening an immense birthday cake was
brought in and placed before the SUI
perintendent of the primary depart
ment and all sang some verses in her
honor, composed by one of the number
Then surprise package was brought
forward and every one pulled a string
and received a gift. Miss MarshalTs
string had many packages which
proved to be shower of handkerchiefs
and other gifts from her assistants,
who had remembered that 1T was her
birthday.
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and Mrs. Lewis Jordan of Charles
Town. w. Va. are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles William wattles at
their home in Prince street. Miss
of her uncle and aunt, Capt. Charles
Nash, q. 8. c. G.. and Mrs. Nash at their
home in Baltimore. Miss Helen Can
non Of Manassas was the guest last
Miss Mary Katherine Grillbortzer.
daughter Of Mrs. Lula l. Grillbortzer.
and Mr.. William Walter Miller were
married at the home Of the brides
mother in the Fairfax Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Edgar Carpenter, rector of
Grace Episcopal Church. The bride
was attended by Miss Anna Davis as
maid of honor, and Mr.. st. Clair Shell
ton was best man. Mr. and Mrs. p.
of Mrs. Ella Howard in Manassas Miss
Frances Smoot has returned to her
home in North Wilkesboro, n. c.. after
a visit to her grandmother, Mrs. Susan
A Smoot, in South st. Asaph street.
Miss Eleanor Nugent was the week end
guest of Miss Margaret Whitestone at
Culpeper, Va. Mrs. Marshall Willis.
Miss Lucy Russell and Miss Hattie
Russell, who have been the guests of
Miss Mary Carlin in Duke street. have
returned to Winchester. Miss Lottie
Iarmand has returned to Richpond
after a visit to her cousin. Mrs Alex
ander Slaymaker, in North Columbus
street. Miss Nellie Payne and Mr.. {.
IT. Ryan have returned from Orange,
Va, where they went to attend the
Eighth Congressional District Teach
ers' Association. Mr.. Stanley Clifford
Blanton has returned from Lynchburg,
where he went to attend the wedding
of his brother.
The Alexandria Assembly will give
a dance Easter Monday night in the
auditorium of the Elks' Home in Prince
street. Miss Lavinia Megeath has re-
turned to A1die, Loudoun vounty, after
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George Young
Dodd, at their home near Clouds Mill.
Mrs Lucy Waddy was the week end
guest of Mrs. Dennis O'Neil at her home
in Manassas. Miss Emily Chisholm
and Miss Leonie Chisholm are tho
guests Of their grandfather, Mr.. Michael
Lynch, at his home in Manassas. Mr..
Stanley Clifford Blanton attended the
wedding of his brother. Mr.. Howard
Evans Blanton of Richmond, and Miss
Janet Duvall, which took place at the
brides home in Farmville Thursday
evening. Mrs. Henry NJ. Lewis. Mrs.
J. Z. Sheppard, jr., and Master ]. f.
Sheppard, Sd, of Charlottesville are the
guests of Mrs Lewis mother and sis
ter. Mrs. Julia Cochran, and Miss Cora
L. Cochran, at their home in King
street. Miss Sallie Walker of Marshall
is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward B. Walker, at their
home in Duke street
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Leadbeater. Josephine Gregg, Josephine
and Elizabeth Ramage. Charlotte
kemper, Jeanette Cochran. Rosella
Burke, Hilda Pullman, Augusta Bode,
Elizabeth Swan, Rosa Murphy, Masters
Gordon Burke, Robert Wheat, Charles
SheppersoH. Lowell Wilcoxen, Paul
Barrett, Courtland Warfield Bernard
Yates, Hugh Marsh, Charles and Lewis
Bell. Cowan Ramage, Urban Lambert.
Jack Dinwidde, Edward Oliver, Jack
Everett Swan. The club will give dances
on the afternoons of April 13 and q. and
the annual May ball will be held Fri
day evening, May 4. Rev. and Mrs. Berry
man Green have returned from n visit
to the Rev. and Mrs. w. II. BurlShardt
AT their home in Leesburg. Mr.. A. w.
BIankenship of Big Stone Gap, Va, who
has come to Alexandria to live, VIII be
Joined shortly by Mrs. Blankenship.
Mrs. Luther II. Thompson was the week
end guest of Mrs. Ida Harris at her
home in baltimore.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman. Miss Lillian
Hoffman. Mr.. Elliott Francis Hoffman
and Miss Fannie Carter have returned
from Petersburg, where they went to
attend the wedding Saturday of Mrs.
Hoffman's son, Mr. Raymond Sinclair
Hoffman of Arlington n. j., and Miss
Nellie +. Thomas. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John William Thomas of Peters
burg Mrs. Howard w. Smith and Mas
ter Howard smith nave returned from
a visit to Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Worth Smith at Broad
Run. Va. Mrs Charles c. Smoot. Mas
ter Charles c. Smoot and Miss Kathrin
Smoot of North Wilkesboro, \. G., are
guests Of Mrs. Shoots parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Uhler. Mrs. Archibald
Peasants Cone of Richmond. formerly
of this city, announces the engagement
of her daughter. Miss Julia Langhorne
Cone, to DIR. Claude C. Coleman of Rich
mond. The wedding Will take place
shortly after Easter Mrs. John Briscoe
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Heaton, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse c. Adkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Tayloe Pollock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Marks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Stoddart. Mr. and Mrs.
William II. Groverman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford X. Bergman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles p. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
comb Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. George {.
Altemus, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Altemus.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Corby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Corby. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
/. Corby, Rev. Charles Anderson,
Bishop Mcdowell. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurenz
NJ. Prior, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trueleben,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Hathaway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Leet ana Mrs. Mary Jack
son.
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Entertainments.

MIR. and Mrs. Harry w. Porter enter
tanned at a dansant in their home.
the Roland Thursday evening, March
-. in compliment to their house guest.
Mir. Gerald Elondell. who is visiting
them. from Baltimore.
the home of Mrs. \. Rittenhcuder,
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Brig. Gen. James y. Buchanan, re.
tired. president of the Washington
Horse Show Association, will come 70
Of tbs annual spring horse show TO
be held here from the 5th 10 the 10Th
of May.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

Mai. Alfred a. Starbird. who recently
arrived at Washington from FL Paso
IN bis new duties in the adjutant gen
erals department, mas oeeh Jo.,ts"
by Mrs Starhird and their ch'lofe"-
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capt. and Mrs Charles G: Harvey ra. are
entertaining Miss Alice hins ol ",
ton at their quarters at Fort Myer' va
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p,;e- Con paingerfeld Parker, re-
,irnd is couvalescent at his home S'lz
Patterson street. Chevy Chase alter an
Illness of several months
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Mrs George a. Nugent, wife OF Map
Nrncrt. with their young dauEh'sr, Is
voc IA during Mai. Nusents absence
on the border.
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Mai. William ]. Lyster and Mrs.
I,vster are enjoying a visit at their
home here from Mrs. Bond, wife or
Mai Paul Stanley Bond.
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Mrs. Baer, wife of Lieut.. Joseph Baer
L. S. N, has gone to Norfolk. Va.
where she has taken an apartment fol
several months at the Holland, Ghent
Lieut.. Baer is attached 10 the Z. S. S
Neptune.
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Mai, Gen. Arthur Murray, retired ana
Mrs. Murray. who have been at the
Grafton since their return from ,1r.t
- decfded TO make their permanent
home in California.
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Mrs. W. W. Rowell, wife Of Lieut. Col
EoweIl, during his absence at heau
1t san Francisco, is spending the time
at Newark. y. J.
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cant Edgar Hall Thompson has been
ioined at his new quarters at Fort
Monroe. va. by Mrs. Thompson and
their family.
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Constructor b. s. Bullard, L. S. n,
and Mrs. Bullard have been Joined at
their quarters. at the Norfolk navy
yard by the formers mother, Mrs
William II. G. Bullard, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Elisha Dyer. at
Newport, r. l. Constructor Bulla rd
made short visit to Washington last
WeHl,
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Capt. E T. Donnelly has gone to
Fort Sill. Okla. where he has been de
tailed to duty with the Signal corps
Mrs. Donnelly, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Flora Bew1ck' is at
nresent visiting her son. Mr.. Harry Be
wick. at his school at Atlanta. Ca, but
will leave this week for the west to
join Capt. Donnelly.
Evening star., 1917-04-01

Mrs. Carlos V. Cusachs, wife of Prof
Cusachs, L. s N, spent last week with
her sister. Mrs. Carroll Van Ness, a
Green Spring Valley. Nd.
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Capt Edwin A Anderson, = S. Y.
accompanied by Mrs Anderson, afte,
to visit to Washington, has returned
TO the Norfolk navy yard.
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Commander Franklin D. Harms, u s.
n, and Mrs. karns have been entertain
ing at the Norfolk navy yard the lat
ter's uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
George W. Wallace of Washington,
l.. G.
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Lieut.. Carroll Bagby. Z. s. N, and
Mrs. Bagby are spending a month at
the Presidio. Cal
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Brig Gen William Aunan, retired. ac-
conpanied by Mrs Auman. has gone TO
Savannah. Ca. for a visit OF some
weeks.
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Lieut.. W. II. Faust, L. S. n, retired
and Mrs. Faust have returned from
Summerville, S C., where they spent
the winter. Mrs. Faust. accompanied
by her son, has gone to West Point
where Miss Patty Faust will join then,
for the Easter holidays.
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Miss Wilmer, daughter of Passed As.
sistant Joseph r. Wilmer, [. S N. has
entered the Emergency Hospital at An
napolis, where she will enter upon the
regular course of study
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Col Henry n. Styer and Mrs StEer
snent last month at Annapolis, which
place the former has now left to join
his regiment on the border During Col
Styer's absence Mrs. Styer will spend
the time at Fort Porter, n. y.
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Col. Lawrence Fleming, who recently
left Washington for his station at Ell
Paso. will shortly be joined there by
Mrs. Fleming.
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Mai. Foulois accompanied by Mrs.
Foulois, arrived last week at Washing
ton from Texas, where they have been
for some time.
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Brig. Gen. Jacob II. Smith. retired
has, with Mrs. Smith, gone to New fork
for n two-month stay after having
spent the winter at Atlantic city. IN
Nav Cen and Mrs. Smith viii open
their country place at Ciarrison-o -on-the-
Hudson
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Can't Edwin A. Anderson and Mrs.
Anderson. who recently arrived at
Washington, are at the Hotel Pow
batan.
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Capt John HemphilI, 18th Cavalry,
has been joined at Ell Paso by Mrs.
Hemphill
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Mai W. \. Duncan and Mrs. Duncan,
who recently arrived from Ancon. Pan
anna. on a two-nonth leave. after
short stay at New York. have gone to
Russellville. Ky, Maj. Duncan's old
home.
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Maj. >roctor is enjoying visit at his
ua-ters at Fort Totten, y. Y. from his
mother. Mrs. Proctor, of Washington,
j.. g