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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-30

Mrs. c.. N. Burgess Of Belmont ave.
nue. is entertaining at her home this
afternoon in compliment to Miss Fan
ME Pitts Of st. Paul who has been
the guest of her brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Pitts Of
Chestnut street for the past ten days.
Miss Pitts has had a number Of pleas
leaving tomorrow for Cleveland, to
remain for the rest of the m
Mrs. H. G. Buckingham has return
ed from Charles City. Iowa, where
she has been for h last two weeks
visiting her sisters, Mrs. F. L. Wealth
erwax and Mrs. N. r. Lovern.
X X X.
President A. G. Crane of the State
Normal school at Minot has been
granted a years leave of absence. to
versity and with Mrs. Crane left Mi
not yesterday. enroute for New York.
At Minneapolis they are to be Joined
by Mrs. J. B.. Perkett of the Normal
faculty. who is going to do summer
work at Columbia. and the party will
go to Racine. Wisconsin,, where Mr..
Crane will purchase a new touring
car, to make the remainder of the
trip to New York.
OF interest to friends Of the groom,
who is particularly well known to the
members of the travelling fraternity in
this section. was the marriage of Miss
Gaynell Jackson and John O. Busse,
which took place yesterday afternoon
at Minot, at the home of the brides
sister. Mrs. J.. G. VanCleve. Rev. P.
church at. Minot, performed the cere-
mony. Mr.. Busse and his bride left
for an eastern honeymoon trip and
after their return are to be at home
at Minot.
Mrs. Pearl Barkhurst. deputy city
treasurer of Portland. Oregon, is in
the city on a leave of absence from
duties on the coast, and will spend
some time visiting here. Mrs. Bark
hurst was formerly with the o. Young
company of Grand Forks. but left
here for the Pacific coast about seven
years ago.
Fisk 1. Brooks and DR.. Jack Birn.
here in Mr.. Brooks car, and are the
week end guests Of MI. and Mrs. K.
B.. Brooks, of the Hotel Dacotah.
X X
Miss Ruth Rex, who is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.. Finch for a few
days while enroute to Katowsin
Wash, from Chicago where she ha.
been living for a year. was the honor
guest at two informal affairs yester-
day. In the afternoon Mrs. M. w
Murray and Mrs. G. M. Warner enter.
tanned at the home Of Mrs. Murray
father. NJ. F. Murphy, on Reeves ave.
nue. for Miss Rex, and in the evening
Miss Grace, .Rorke. Of North Fourth
street gave q dinner in her honor. The
4 Afnn0r vSA0 AANpHAA ne A~rHA- ~S-N>-l
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First Lutheran.

Services in Morse at 10:46 q. m.
Offering to home mission. No evening
services. Congregation invited to par
take in reformation services held by
the German Lutheran congregation
Grew. F. Burg has charged in the, az
ternoon at city park on East Side ut
1880 p. m. Ladies' Aid Tuesday after
noon July 3 at church parlors, Mrs.
H: b. Thorgrimsen. hostess. Parochial
school at Belmont school each day
except Sunday and Saturday, tuition
free. H.. B. Thorgrimsen, pastor,
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Plymouth Congregational.

Corner Of North Fifth street and
University avenue, VIM, II. Elfrinr,
minister, Herold B. Frame, church
school superintendent. Morning wor-
ship at 1880. ermon subject, "A
Communion Meditation" The MEM
bers ana adherents are urged to be
presented ct this service. Church
school at 11:4S. Mrs. Bruce futile.
primary superintendent, Union sery-
Ice at & p. m. Place, Presbyterian
church. preacher, Rev. Richard.
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In the first three months this year
the United States consumed $685.
907 pounds Of cotton fibre In the man.
English experts are carrying on ex-
tensive tests Of the value Of coal gas
for annealing, tempering. hardening,
and melting metals, n
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-30
Methodist Epdscopal.

DR.. Thos. H. Gallagher. Minister.
THE Way Of National and Personal
Renown,", Is the sermon theme for
Sunday morning. We shall be fav-
ored with the presence of the Summer
Chorus Choir just organized.
The Sabbath school convenes direct
ly after the morning worship. Par
ents are kindly urged to remember
the Sunday school during the summer
months.
AS usual our Epworth League meets
at Z p. m. The attendance is most en-
couraging.
The nrst Union Sunday night serv-
Ice will be held in the Presbyterian
church at 8 o'clock.
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Careful Planning
of Meals is Urged

With the food conservation cam
paign about to be given special en-
phasis, and to be widely agitated
throughout the county 1 the
mex two WaA $500 OF m
pressing economy upon ~people-par-
ticularly the housewives-of the coun-
try, the following suggestions from a
well known cooking authority, may
be found of value to many ~housekeep-
ers:
Take just about a half an hour each
week and write down a brief plan as
to what to serve each day. In this
way you can take advantage of any
special sale, as for instance, II you
had planned corned beef for Tuesday
and see it advertised as a special for
Wednesday, just change your menus
for the two days. If you have a roast
for Sunday, do not use it again Mon
day, but wait until Tuesday. Con-
sciously writing down the menus even
though they are changed as soon as
written. results in variety. as one can
not serve boiled potatoes and pork
chops every day. 1t also tends to en-
able one to economic.
Buy just enough food and no more.
so tina no one else is deprived be-
cause you have more than you need.
1t is a crime to have to throw away
spoiled food, as o should not have
purchased enough to have it spoil.
Several of the large bakeries in Chi
cago sell bread returned from the
stores at half-price. 1t is NO UNI
common sight about Z o'clock in the
morning to see the walks filled with
small boys with baskets waiting for
the supply.
Serve just enough food to supply
the needs Of the family. 1t is a good
plan to cook more than enough for
n meal, as it requires very little
more gas, but do not cook so much
that the family refuse to eat it. You
can disguise 1t a time or two, but
after that 1t will be recognized. In
the preparation of food it is wasteful
to cook improperly, as for instance to
cut up carrots and boil them and not
use the cooking water which contains
the mineral matter. 1t is wrong to
stew a tender piece of meat For
sauteing. drippings are just as salts
factory as butter and not nearly so
expensive OF wasteful.
Reduce Garbage.
The contents of the garbage can.
which have been estimated to have
a total value Of $4,000, 900 per year,
can be reduced. All trimmings. bones
4. and clean bits of cooked meat may be
put into q soup kettle and let simmer
whenever their Is any heat. Odds of
vegetables may be added. Also the
cooking water or vegetables ana cere-
ais. Remember to bring the trim
mings home with the meat from the
shop. Crate pieces of hard cheese
and use in scalloped dishes. Every
remnant Of meat or fish may be COM
bined with remnants of cereals or
vegetables and attractive nourishine
dishes secured.
Every tablespoon Of sauce or gravy
may be saved and used to flavor soup
vegetables or c~roquettes. Every bit OF
fat may be clarified and used to flaw
may be used as a basis for many lef,
over meat and vegetable dishes
Pleasing desserts may be made from
bread soaked in milk or fruit Juice
Stale bread may be dried and ground
or grated and be the basis for scallop.
ed dishes. For instance hard cooked
eggs. buttered crumbs and cheese
auc make an inexpensive. highly
nourishing dish.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-30
JURY COMPLETE,

New York. June 2s.-The jury
which will hear the evidence in the
trial Of Alexander Berkman and EN-
ma Goldman, anarchists, charged
with conspiring to interfere with the
sslective draft law. vas completed in
United States district court here late
today. The trial will begin next Nom
day.
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First Presbyterian Church.

F1fSC Presbyterian Church..
William H. Matthews, d. D., min
lister.
Services II a. M, and 8 p. m.
Bible school at 9:40 a. m. Prof.
Floyd Stevens, secretary.
7. P. 8. G. E. at Z o'clock. Union
service. All young people Of city in
vited.
Morning sermon by pastor on "vir-
tues Of the American People" This
10 q patriotic sermon and special ref
erence to economy. in food.
Union evening service at this
church. Sermon by Rev. Mr.. Rich
ards. pastor Of English Lutheran
church.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-30

Corner Of Fourth avenue ana Wal
nut street Services will be held Bum
day morning It 10:46 and In the svs
ming 1T 8 o'clock. Rev.. CD. Hill Will
sisted by Niss L0ttde LunA o1 Powers
Lake, n. %. ~
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Bethel Lutheran Church.

Belmont avenue. E. H. Gunhus,
pastor.
Services on Sunday at 1890 a. M.
and evening at 1880 p. m, conducted
song at the evening service.
A joint Fourth Of July picnic by
the Young Peoples society and Ladies
Aid is being arranged for by commit
tees in charge. to be held in Block 26,
Lindsay's addition on Boulevard
avenue. A good program Is prom
Used. the principal speaker on the oc-
casion will De Prof. L. Lillehei of the
Lutheran Bible school at Wahpeton.
Dinner, afternoon refreshments and
supper will be served. An auction
sale Of goods made up by the Ladies'
Aid will be conducted at the close Of
the program.
The usual mid-week prayer melting
on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
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Trinity LMtheran.

N. ]. Lohre. pastor. No services
Sunday morning. Rev J. C. H1elmer-
wick Of Buxton breaches in the Zion
church In the morning. Evening sery-
Ice ct 3 o'clock by pastor. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening. Meet
Ing of the Young Peoples society Fri
day evening.
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Konesvtneu Lnther,n.

Birkholz. MINI. N. J. Lohrs, pas
tor. Services by the pastor Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. The catecheti-
cal class meets on Friday at the A.
Ladies' Aid meets at the home 81
Mrs. n. Anderson In the afternoon.
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Ca,np Meeting.

The camp meeting began last night
at Riverside park. Evangelists, Orval
Line Of Pierceton, Ind, and Edith
Trask of Minneapolis. MIMI, are in
attendance.
Evangelist Line has had broad. ex-
the east and central states while
Evangelist Edith Trask has had equal
success in the middle western states.
Their years of success vouchsafe
their ability as interesting and force
full speakers.
Evangelist Line spoke last night on
the subject. Proving the Sincerity of
your love-
p. M. daily.
Good singing and spiritual meet
! ings. Cordial welcome to all.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-30

Friend. II .thso wants fhdk srope
t1heo can have It." and ho cut tie
rops. letting the marauder down 70 4
watsry crave, quickly and quistty."'
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Neche Line.

Ar 10:40 a. Niece. Grand. Forks
Returning Special Train will leave
Grand Forks at 1000 pm. July 18th
for Neche and intermediate points.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-30

Ar 1880 a. m. Grand Forks
Returning Special Train will leave
Grand Forks at 10000 p. M. July 18th
for Hannah and intermediate points.
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st. PauIs EulemnM.

Fourth Sunday after Trinity. 1o:3e
q. m. Holy Communion and sermon.
No Sunday school; NJ evening service.
The pilgrimage Of Prayer" reaches
81. Paul's church on sunday. All
make their corporate communion q
1880. No celebration 1t d "a.
Rev. J.. Watson, rector.
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St. Marks Lutheran.

Corner of Fifth street and Interna-
tional avenu
Anderson, musical director.
Sunday school and Bible study at
11:45 a. M, A.. I. Widlund, superin-
tendent. Esther Lambe. superintend-
ent Beginner and Primary Depart
ments.
Morning worship and sermon at
1880 a. m.
The pastor will deliver a sermon
appropriate to the closing Of his first
year in the present p%astorate. At 8
o'clock the congregation will unite
in the union service to be held at the
Presbyterian church. The public ID
invited to worship with US. All SER
vices in English,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-30
Zion Lutheran.

David stoeve. pastor. Services in
Morse Sunday morning at 10:45.
Services In English Sunday evening al
8 o'clock. Devotional meeting Tues
Thursday afternoon, Mesdames Christ
Aaserud, Martin Christianson and o.
car Larson are the hostesses. All are
cordially invited. g.
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Swedish Lutheran.

Corner Of Alpha avenue and Sixth
street, J. NJ. Persenius. pastor. sun
day school at 10 o'clock a. m. High
mass at II o'clock a. m. and reforma-
ton service at 8 o'clock in the eve
ming. The junior choir will sing at
the morning service. The Emmanuel
Ladies' Aid society is preparing to
serve meals at the fair grounds July
1921. The Luther league convention
will be held at Roseau, MIMI, July s
to 9. There will be no services in
the churches Sunday. July 8. The
Nyskoga Parochial school begins in
the church July 10 at 8 o'clock a. m.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-30

First Church Of Christ, Scientsk
Regular services Al II q. M. SUBJ
ject, Christian Science" The Sun
day school follows the morning serv-
ice. Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at 8 o'clock. The church
maintains a free reading room at No.
9 Clifford annex, DeMers avenue.
This room IL open from 2 to s p. m.
The church edifce ID At the corner Of
Belmont and Fourth avenue.
Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal
Corner Of First avenue and Chest
nut street.
j. Lorentz. pastor.
Services as follows: Sunday morn
ing, 10:45. Sunday evening. 500.
Sunday school at - m.
Epworth League at Z p. m.
The Sunday morning and evening
services will conducted by Rev. n. n.
Holm of HillSboro.
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MARTINSBURG, W. VA.

Misses Ruby and Annette Sperghts.
Norfolk, Va. are visiting their father
J. Z. Sperghts. Miss Frances Henshaw
and sister. Mrs. Mable Henshaw Gardi-
ner. have returned from Reedsville. Va.
Arlington Stultz has gone to Louis
vile. Ky. Miss Emma Mont gomery.
Phoenix, Ariz. visited the Misses Park
inson. Representative George NJ. Bow
ers returned from Atlantic City. Mrs.
w. o. Cooyer returned from Washing
ton and Old Point Comfort Mrs. Max
Robinson IS visiting in Augusta. Ca.
Misses Henrietta Farnsworth and Ruth
Zepp are at Virginia Beach. Miss Anna
Price has gone TO Washington. Miss
Pearl Archer, Richmond, is the guest
of Miss Eleanor Poisal. Hedgesville
Mrs. Noilie Riser. Washington. is Wis
iting Mrs. Z NJ Keller Former United
States Senator and Mrs. Charles James
Faulkner returned from Old Point Com
fort. Miss Elizabeth Smith of Chill
dren's Hospital, Washington. is visit
ing her parents, Justice and Mrs. ]. ..
Smith. Rev. and Mrs. D. NJ. Brown
and child. Washington, are guests of
Mrs. Ella Harrison DR.. ]. Nelson Os-
burn was home from Washington.
Misses Maggie and Emma Riner have
gone to Niagara Falls. Philip Muth.
Washington, visited his uncle. George
Ryneal
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Alexandria Society.
Continued from Fifth Page)

be the guests of relatives: Miss Eva
f. Cowling has returned from visit
to her brother, the Rev EdWard w
Cowling, at his home in EastvilIe Mrs.
r. Maurice Wilkins and Miss virginia
Wilkins are spending the month or
August with Mr.. and Mrs. Y. b. Powers
at Catlett, Va. Mr.. and Mrs Julian ID.
Knight, Master Julian Knight and MISS
Annie Knight left last week for an
automobile trip through Pennsylvania
and New York.
Miss Phillippa Wattles has returned
from a visit TO Atlantic City. Mrs Harry
T. Mayo is spending the month Of August
with relatives at Mount Elliott, Augusta
county. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ Graham
and Mr.. Edwin Graham OF Eosemout are
spending several weeks ut Atlantic City.
Dr. Vivian P. Berry has returned from
visit TO relatives in King George county.
Mrs. Norman Reynolds and Master James
Reynolds spent last week AZ Colonial
Beach. Or. Roy b. Harrell of Winston
Salem. y. g, vAis the week end guest Of
Mr.. William Topping, at his home in
Queen street Mrs. W. T. Robertson and
Miss Ruth Robertson. who have been
visiting Mrs. Topping, have returned to
their home in I.ynchburg. Mrs. W IL
Cook and family left Tuesday for visit
to relatives ut MilIville. \. j. Mrs Z. W.
Herfurth left last week for q two-wcek
visit to rela tives al Brooklyn, y. y. Mrs
James r. Cation has returned from a visit
TO Warm Springs. Va Miss Harriet EOll-
ing Douglas Miss EIza kincaid Doug
las and Capt James Sidney Douglas. +,
S r.. were the guests last week Of Mrs.
Julette Chiffon Keith. at her home a
Warrenton. while attending the hcrsc
show. Miss Fanny Dixon. who returned
recently from a visit to Mrs. Claiborne
Pirtle. at Cleveland, Ohio. is spend
ing the remainder of the summer
at Berkeley Springs. ". Va. Miss Louise
Adams of Rosemont is the guest of Prof.
and Mrs. L c. Gardner at their home al
Louisville. Ky. Miss laura Blanton Of
Richmond was the week end guest OF Miss
Sophie Tackett at her home in South St
Asaph street. Mrs. Hubert Snowder,
Miss Elsie Snowden and Miss Edith
Snowdeu are the guests for the remainder
of the summer of relatives on Seminary
John Roger Hubbard and little Miss
Elizabeth Vickery Hubbard of Rosemont
Aeft Monday for NEWPORT. r. l. where
they are the. guests of Mrs. T. Norman
Weaver. Mr.. Edward sta bier Fawcett Of
New York was the guest last week Of his
mother. Mrs Edward Stabler Fawcett.
at her home in Prince street. Mrs NJ d
Marks of Petersburg is the guest of her
daughters. Mrs. Mary Stevens and Miss
Virginia Marks. at their home in South
Fairfax street. Mr.. Newell s. Greenaway
has returned from a tea-day trip 10
Ocean Grove. N !. Miss Geraldine Davis
returned Wednesday from visit TO reIa-
tives at Occoauan and left Thursday to
spend the remainder of the summer at
Bluemont. Miss Lucy Robinson and Miss
Lena Lyles are spending a week with
friends at Rristow. Miss Stella Gallerer
of Leesburg is the guest of friends at
Alexandria.
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In Nearby
Society Circles
CAPE MAY, N. j.

Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Mueller. Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Gil, jr, of Washing
ton are at the Hotel Lafayette. Mrs.
II. Clinton Smith and Miss Dorothy
Smith of Washington are at the Column
biae Mrs Ross L. Fryer and son, Ross
l. Fryer, jr., of Washington are pa
irons at the Columbia. Mr.. and Mrs
Richardson Gibson of Washington have
returned 10 their cottage here after a
visit to Mrs James Haggin of New
port. Miss Mary Duncan Gibson Is en-
PERTAINING a house party composed of
Miss Tereasa james. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Francis Bacon James of Gin
cinnaAi: Miss Josephine Broone of
Washington and her cousins. Hart Glib
son Foster and Addison G. Foster, who
have been at Fort Myer. Va Baron and
Baroness Eugene Duth and Miss
ClauIia Brown of New York are guests
at the cottage of Mrs Richardson Glib
son of Washington Ms and Mrs. r. W
Hills of Wash hston are at the Hotel
Cape May. Misses Katherine Louise
and Ada V. Lear of Washington are at
the Columbia Hotel. Mr.. C. L Sturte-
want of Washington is at the Hotel
Cape May. Miss Eleanor C Daley of
Washington is at the Baltimore Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Huydekoper of
Washington are Hotel Cape May pa
irons. Miss p. NJ. WoIford and Miss
Louisa T. Hanson of Washington are
among this weeks arrivals at the Wind
sor
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CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.

Prof Herbert Wolf and family. Pc
tersburg. Va, are visiting Mrs. Selma
Wolf. Arthur c. Ramey resigned
teacher in the Charles Town High School
30 accept the chair of history in Wealth
erford College, Weatherford Tex. Miss
Ethel Martin is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Carl Wilmington. Washington. Charles
Trussell. Washington. visited his
mother in Ransom. Miss Watts Black
burn. Alexandria. Va, is visiting Mrs.
George p Shirley. Capt. John S. Lucas.
who was with the army at Ell Paso, is
visiting his parents at kearneysville.
Mrs. Z. 3. Reed returned from South
Boston, Va. Miss Ruth Huyett, who is
training at Sibley Hospital Washing
ton. IS home for three weeks. J. NJ.
Trapnell and family are at ocean City.
Md Misses Alma Phillips and Grace
Stonesifer are at Charleston. S. c. Mrs
II. E. Baylor. Atlanta. Ca. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. James G. Aldridge.
Kenneth Bryan and Miss Myra .. Bryan
were visitors to Roanoke. Miss Maude
Rissler is visiting in Washington Mr.
and Mrs. Charles y. johnson returned
from Atlantic City Mrs n. A Henson re-
turned from Charlottesville Granville
\. Mock was home from King George
county. VA Miss Jennie Reeder.
Washington. and Mrs. Charles T.
Haincs, Waynesboro, Va. are visiting
their nephew. Mayor Clayton L. Haines
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820cde2tsX,

of Philadelphia is spending the sum-
med with Mr.. and Mrs. James Myers.
Miss Bessie Hoover of Georgetown Is
the guest of Mrs. Russell Lynne, Miss
Hazel Claus gave an informal dance
Thursday evening in honor OF her
house guest. Miss Dorothy Walker OF
Washington. Mrs. Ernest Robey en-
tertained Mrs. Frank Huddleson of
Fairfax and Mrs. William Eads Miller
of Ieeshurg at luncheon Tuesday. MISS
Louise Shiery of Washington has been
the guest of Mrs. Frank Hutchinson.
Mrs. William Pollard and daughters OF
Washington are visiting DIR. Russell
and Miss Russell. Mrs. Beverly North
and daughter of Washington are visit
ing Rev. DR.. North and Mrs. North.
The Home Interest Club was enter
aimed Tuesday by Mrs. Russell Lynne.
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REHoBoTH BEACH, DEL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wells are at
Hotel Henlopen. Mrs. ". b Webb of
Washington is here. Mrs e J. Eddy
has occupied her cottage for the rest
IF the summer. Miss Demarest and
Mrs. Dove have moved into their new
nome on Delaware avenue Mrs. Louis
Nelliamsons is entertaining n house
party for the week. Mrs II KRAFT
Entertained the card club Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs W Cordhue
rave taken cottage for the rest Of
he season. Miss Mary Elizabeth
buck is here. Miss Alma Morris gave
a beach party Tuesday night, followed
" dance on the sand. AIRS. james y.
sorton gave a beach supper TUESDAY
avening- Miss Mary \. Powers spent
he week with friends on RaJtimare
venue Mr. and Mrs. r J. Henderson
re spending several weeks with Mrs.
= ames Lynch at Rose Cottage
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

DR.. Gregory stragnelI Of Paris. who
; here from Washington with Air. and
RS Carl a. Joerissen, gave a talk Il,
le ballroom of the Greenbrier last
eek on Your Part in the War"
mohg arrivals last week from Wash
gton are Baxter ShenEeH Mrs
lseph II. Curran. Miss Mildred Cu~-
IN. Mrs Michael Peters, Miss Ruth
eters and Rev. ". r Yeulfng. Il. W
emphill. jr., and ,. r GailIard pass d
few days at Paradise Row Mrs.
II. F. Lee OF Washington is at her
'ttage in Virginia row Mr. r. r
1hnson is here from Washington for a
lort sojourn
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country. Il closes Sunday. 4 number
OF Baltimore and Washington ministers
are here.
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Miss Ella Thomas has returned to her
home in Roanoke. Va. after visiting her
aunt. Mrs Otis NJ Linthicum Col and
Mrs. L. Mervin Maus are guests Of Miss
Adele Mausl Mrs Berry E. Clark and
daughter have returned from Short Beach.
Conn. Miss Helen Humphrey returned
from Detroit, Mich. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Fl. Waters have returned from their
honeymoon trip and are making their
home at Germantown The marriage Of
Miss Amy Sadonia Humphrey. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs William r. Humphrey,