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Evening star., 1918-04-12

YOUNG MAN OR BOY over Is
| years Of age to assist In collecting rents and
| for other work in a real estate ONCE. James F.
Shea, 64S La. ave. NV. 16s
| YOUNG MAN, to assist In window dressing and
| 1216 st. NV.
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WA6TED-HKI4.

FLOOR GIRLS-Four; expert
ence unnecessary; good wages,
including board. 61o 9th st. NV.
America Cafeteria.
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FOREWOMAN for drapery
room; permanent position; good
pay to satisfactory person. Apply
to James B. Henderson, I1o8 G
st. NV.
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MALE-COmtaaueA.

.COLORED MEN as helpers and
porters in shipping dept; good
opportunity for energetic men.
Apply at once, to Mayer & Co.,
42I 9TH st. NV.
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ELEVATOR MEN at Raleigh
Hotel; colored. Apply Head Bell
man. I3*
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FOR GOVERNMENT work in
this city, so laborers. Apply at
once, United States Employment
Service, I4Io Pa. ave. NV.
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FURNITURE VAN DRIVERS,
wagon drivers and helpers; good
wages and steady position to
right parties. Apply to Krieg's
Express, 1226 H st. NV.
GOOD HARNESsMAKER. Address Boz HOB.
Evening star., 1918-02-17
Brookland Society.

Mrs. Llewellyn Tharp of Wilmington
Del, has been visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Price
Mrs. William McMullen entertained
the ladies of the Aid Society of the
Brookland Baptist Church Wednesday
afternoon
The second dance of the Saanpa Club
of ST. Anthony's parish was given Fri
day evening. February s. at the parish
hall. Mrs. Eberly, Mrs. McCreight and
Mrs Brander were among the chape-
rons.
The Misses afarean of 9Th street had
as their guests recently their nephew.
Mr.. William Marean. and Mr.. Henry
Shade of Cumberland. Nd. now sta
toned at Camp Meade, Md
Mr.. William b. Leigh and his niece.
Miss Mary NJ. Lovett, left Monday for
their home at Tullytown. Pa. after
fortnight's stay with friends here
Hudson and Mr.. William Grigsby Of
King George county. Va, and Mr.. Ed
ward Burchell of Newport News. Va.
were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Butler.
6 Mrs. Charles V. Burnside left Thurs
day evening for Chicago. ILL.,. to attend
the wedding of her son, Capt. Harlow
D. Burnside of Camp Custer, Mich, and
Miss Cha rlotte NJ. Baldwin. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Baldwin OF
S45 Eastwood avenue, Chicago. which
took place yesterday at the home OF the
brides parents.
Miss Mary Barnhoidt was the week
end guest of Miss Julia McArdle.
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on the skyline of our European associ-
ates in this war.
You can travel in Poland for hum
dreds of miles today and you will not
see child under seven years of age
Where have they all gone" They have
starved to death, You can see their
skeletons lying along the roadside. some
Of them still in the little wicker basket
cradles in which their frantic mothers
carried them when they We're driven
from their homes by the Germans.
Belgium today is existing on half Ta-
tions and has to depend almost entirely
on the commission for relief in Bel
GUM there to give them food
A traveller lately returned from
France said that the women and chill
dren were especially suffering from
hunger now because they were giving
up a part of their daily rations of food
to the men. who must have strength
for their work in the factories and
mines at home and in the trenches at
the front.
A British soldier returning from Ar
menia reports that he found little chill
dren in this crucifed country who for
days had had nothing to eat but melon
rinds that the Turkish soldiers threw
them in derision when they begged for
food.
Hundreds of men. women and chill
dren are dying in Rumania. with but
one cry on their lips. Food. Food
1t is the same cry echoed all over
the world.
Food: Food. Give us food.''
But because they can eat and live by
no other means then by food it is a
woman-size job to feed them.
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Brig. Gen. and Mrs Lawrence D. Ty-
son of Knoxville. Tenn, have announced
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Isabelle McGhee Tyson, and Kenneth
Newcomer Gilpin, son of Mr.. and Mrs
H. B. Gilpin of this county. Mr.. Gilpin
is a member of the Virginia legislature
from this district and has recently en-
tered the Flying Corps of the Naval
Reserves. The wedding will take place
in April. Cards have been received
here announcing the wedding of Miss
Bertha Anne Bowles of Clarke county
and Osbourne Nichols of Claremont,
Cal. formerly of Summit. n. j. Mrs
]. Jett Mccormick of Norfolk, Mrs c.
F. Mcclure and Mrs. Thomas Stillman
of Hoboken and Mrs. Annie Brown Cox
Of Baltimore have been called here on
account of the illness of their mother,
Mrs; Marshall Mccormick Mrs. c. X
Brown has organized a troop of Girl
Scouts here. Miss Elizabeth Timber
lake and Miss Beatrice East are the
patrol leaders. Miss Annie Stribling is
in Baltimore, the guest of Miss Mary
Owens. Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. B. Smith
have returned from Baltimore. Mr. and
Mrs. George Garvin have returned from
Baltimore. Miss Leila Guant has re-
turned from Charlottesville, where she
was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Jones'
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CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.

c. n. Campbell was visitor to WASH
ington. Mrs Conrad Smith, Washing
ton, spent few days here. Miss Sallie
Bel1er returned from Washington
Samuel ]. Hodges has purchased the
Reynolds mansion, Shepherdstown, the
scene of much hospitality the past fifty
years. Miss Elenore Griffith, Washing
ton, is spending the winter at the home
of c. c. Krepps. Harpers Ferry Mrs
R. A. Jacques, Hedgesville. is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Duke,
lShepkerdstown. Charles Wire. Wash
ington. visited his father, j. j. Wire,
Lovettsville. Harvey Winters. Wash
ington, visited relatives at Harpers
Ferry. Mrs. ]. w. Irwin returned from
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at their home near Alta Vista The
Newcomb Club is to give a social serv-
ice tea Friday afternoon. February 22.
at the home of Mrs. George Hanes, Oak
place. Charles T. Wood of New York
city is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Collins. Old Georgetown road. The
knitting tea next Tuesday afternoon is
to be at the home of Mrs. James r.
Ellis. Bradley Hills. instead of at Mrs.
Fowler's, as previously announced. The
Woman's Club of Bethesda held it's
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the rectory in Bradley lane. Mrs. James
kirknatrick. hostess
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LEESBURG, VA.
MANASSAS, VA.

The marriage Of Miss Margaret E1fz-
abeth Weldon, youngest daughter of
Mrs. M E. Weldon Of Baltimore. and
Alexander E. Bauhan took place re-
Gently in Baltimore The bride Is a
Granddaughter Of Mrs William E. Lips
comb of Manassas and the late Judge
Lipscomb. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Lion, whose marriage occurred recently
in Washington, have returned from a
southern wedding trip. Mrs Lion was
formerly Miss Alice HARRISON Of WASH
ington. Lieut.. Fred P. Droune OF Camp
Custer has been visiting his family,
which - spending the winter with Mrs.
Hugh White. near Broad run. The
Bethlehem Good Housekeepers' Club
was entertained yesterday afternoon at
tho homo Of Col. and Mrs. Robert A
Rutohison. Mrs. Ballantyne Patterson
has returned from . visit to her SON
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FROSTBURG, MD.

Rudolph Nickel was a visitor to
Washington and Baltimore Owen
Campbell, Detroit, is visiting his mar
ents here. Mrs. Mary Close, Washing
ton, was visiting at Eckhart Miss
Evelyn Pfeiffer is home from Athens
Ohio. Mrs John Stoffer. Pittsburgh, is
visiting friends here. Mrs. Emma Cook,
E1lerslie. entertained a sleighing party
from Frostburg. Miss Mary MCGUIRE,
Pittsburgh. is visiting her parents here
NJ. e. Gumby was a visitor from Girls:
field, Nd Prof. Victor Bennett OF the
faculty of Gettysburg College visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs William s.
Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. William Inks
and two children, Akron Ohio. are Wis
itors. Mrs. Adam Krauss and Mrs. Da-
vid Gunter have been visiting in Wash
,1ngton. A. Charles Stewart returned
from New. York. Miss Brownen Price
was hostess to the United States Army
and Navy C.luh
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BETHESDA, MD.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Hall have returned
to their home at Hallwood, Va, after a
visit of several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter E. Perry at Sunnyside
Red Cross rally is to be held Friday
evening, February %. at Wilson Hall.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank c. Steward enter
tanned Tuesday evening with a dance
Evening star., 1918-02-17
KEYSER, W. VA.

Ray Wells has returned from WASH
ington for a few days. Mrs. Lola Ar
mold. Washington was here on her way
to Lahmansvilie, W. Va. Mrs. Roy Ra-
venscraft, Miss Georgia Shelley and
Miss Sarah Ludwig are visiting in Pc
tersburg, Va. DH and Mrs. w. j. Koelz
returned from Baltimore. Mrs. f. r.
English returned from Baltimore Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur c. Wells were in Bal
tlmore. Mrs. Carrie Sharpless and
daughter. Miss Catherine SharpIess,
spent several days in Washington. Rax
Lauck. Washington. has been visiting
his parents here. Mr.. and Mrs Mar
snail Parsons We're visitors from New
YORK. Mrs. c. ID. Plum has gone to
Asheville, y. G., and Will he accompa :
MED on her return by Mr. Plum l.. E.
Mellen returned to Baltimore. Mrs.
Richard Connell. Jenkins. KY. is the
guest of Mrs H C Gr1Isendnrf
Evening star., 1918-02-17

Edinbure. Va Mrs Benjamin Svorus,.
lBerryville, Va, has been visiting Mrs
Nellie Ramey. Miss May Campher and
! Miss Mamie Beatty, Lovettsville, are -
spending several weeks in Washington.
Miss Eloise Beckwith returned TO
Washington
Evening star., 1918-02-17
OAKLAND, MD.

Mrs Edward A. Weimer was visiting
at Annapolis and her sister in Wash
ington. Albert George has re-
turned to Accident from Atlanta, Ca
Mr.. and Mrs Gene Comerford have
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BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA.

Charles Briggs was visitor to Wash
ington. F. W. Yancey returned from
New York. Herbert Quick came up
from Washington to visit his family.
John Miller, jr., was visiting in Balti-
more. J. Hammond Siler. attorney. was
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Heck and son
George have returned from an extended
visit to Montana and Dakota. D. S.
Dawson was here from Washington.
S. W. Ziler. Raven Rock. N. j.. spent
several days here. Mrs. Clarence Cole,
Paw Paw, is visiting at Anniston. Ala.
]. H. Shepherd and daughter Violet
visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Gaver, Mar
tinsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Keedy
were visitors from Martinsburg Ray
Mitchell was in Cumberland. Earl
Lutman, Johnstown, Pa, visited rela-
tiyeS here,
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e
moved to Mountain Lake Park. J. B.
Cheuvront has gone to Ohio and indi-
ana: Gilmor S. Hamill returned from
Baltimore. Mrs. ]. U. Stanton was
hostess at large reception at Grants
VILE Daniel 'Lichty and Harvey
Swartzentruber have returned to Gort-
ner. from a visit of four months in
Iowa. Mrs. c. A. Bender entertained at
the National Hotel, Grantsville, in hon.
or of the birthday of her son. c. Oliver
Bender. Donald Maffatt. Clarksburg.
visited his mother, Mrs. w. A. Maffatt.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. M. Dixon entertained
with an elaborate dinner in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Dixon.
RoMNEY, W. VA.
Mrs. Charles Cunningham and daugh-
ter. Roselyn. returned from Detroit. f.
Parker, Philadelphia, visited his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. V. Parker. Miss
Nettie Cunningham is visiting in Phil
adelphia and New York. The Rev. Dr.
Charles Scanlon. Pittsburgh. visited his
sisters here. Mr. and Mrs. N B. Guthrie,
Springfield, have gone to AsheTille. N
c.. to spend the remainder of the win
ter. Clarence Brooke Taylor and Miss
Inez Allender of Springfield were mar
ried in Cumberland. Rev. DR.. Francis
J. Brooke returned from Webster Grove,
Mo. Russell Whitlock. Keyser. has been
visiting at Capon Bridge. Rev. Henry
GoldiIen of Tennessee has been visit
ing his sister. Mrs. ]. w. Burgess
Strebey. Trad Mallow of Camp Lee
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CUMBERLAND, MD.

John B. Macfariane spent several days
in Washington Mrs. Sallie Good and son
John returned from Rock Enon Springs.
Va. DR.. A. H. DICKENS. Lynchburg. Va,
is visiting his brother. F. Stewart Dee
kens- Mrs. John Mulcahy, Baltimore Is
visiting her mother. Mrs Catherine c.
Stanton. Karl Hemstetter entertained
Tuesday with a '1fastnacht" celebration.
Miss Elizabeth Shearer entertained twelve =
tables at bridge at the Fort Cumberland
Hotel Tuesday. The honors went to Mrs.
W. Woodin Hanly and Miss Louise Ed
wards Mrs. W. A. Miller returned to.
Meyersdale from visiting in Washington
Mrs George A Reinhard and daughter.
Mrs. William l.. Burns, have gone TO-,
Miami. Fla. to visit another daughter.
Mrs H. Dale Miller. j. Logan Hopkins
visitor to Baltimore and Washing
ton Miss Donnell Dunbar Avirett left tos
visit in Washington. ID. G. and Birning-
ham. Ala. James =. Barrett is in New
returned to Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
A. Morton and son Robert, Baltimore, are
guests of Mrs. Harry c. Long.
LYNcHBURG, VA. q"
Miss Alyce HUMPHREYS. Hinton. W.
Va. is with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Black.
Mrs. +. ]. Lunday and Mrs. Z. L. Lun-
day of southwest Virginia are guests or
Mrs. w. T. Berry. Miss Alzaga Mac
Nider has gone to Seattle, Wash, for am.
extended stay. Miss Doris Ferrell hss-'
returned from a visit with relatives at
Eadford. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Z. Lichford--
and Mrs. Mamie S. Lichford have gones-
to Palm Beach, Fla Mrs. H. f. Graves
has returned from visit to Washing
ton. Mrs r. II. Seay has been visiting
in Richmond. DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Deck
ems have gone for a weeks stay itf'
Washington and Cumberland, Nd Rev.
A 3. Conrad. pastor of College Hill /.
Baptist Church. who has been i'll for
some weeks, is now improving. -"'
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HYATTsvILLE, MD.
HARRsoNBURa, VA

Mrs Annie Stroop Is visiting rela-
tives at Martfnsburg. W. Va Mrs.
Harry Leo Dechert has returned from
garet Logan returned Thursday from
Cincinnati, where she was . guest of
her brother for six weeks. Mrs. John
Tho0,asson Of NinneapoIis, who has
Martin, IN Warrington. has arrived In
HAIrisonburg on . visit to her brother,
SCHUYLER RraAlAx,~ and hAs sister. -Ars
Evening star., 1918-02-17

John G. Yancey. Miss Virginia Loew-
ner is visiting in New York
Mrs. j. W. Rhodes of MiddIetown and
MRS. E NJ. Steele of Stephens City are
visiting Mrs. W. T. Lineaweaver. Mrs.
j. II. Bassford and daughter, Miss Dora
| Bassford, left yesterday for Richmond.
where Miss Bassford will undergo
treatmen at the Memorial Hospital.
MISS Annie Downey. who has been a
guest of Miss Nora Brown, has re-
turned to her home in Alexandria. Mrs.
I'D {. Martz has returned from a visit
TO Washington. Mrs. r. CardWell Tay-
Tor, who. with her children, spent the
winter with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter y. SprinkeI. has returned to
Richmond. Thomas K. Harnsbereer,
who has been engaged in geological
surveys IN Montana and Wyoming. is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. G.
Harnsberger.
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MARTINsBURG, w. VA.

Rev and Mrs. NJ. L. Yeakley and
daughter were visitors to Washington.
DR.. w. E. Langford, Keyser, was here
visiting his son. Lieut.. S. NJ. Lang
ford. home from Camp Sewer. Miss
Loretta Mcdonald returned from Will
mington, Del Mrs Russell H. Will
liams is visiting in Baltimore. A. X.
Stuckey, New York, visited his mother
Mrs. D. II. Stuckey. Miss Blanche
Grove, Washington. was at the Hotel
Berkeley. Miss Mollie Earnshaw,
near Wheeling, visited her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Horace @. Trout. Misses
Olive Miller and Athel Shirley re-
turned from visit to Washington.
Rev B. w. Meeks was visitor from
Baltimore. Mrs. Robert Fry has gone
to Chattanooga, Tenn. Benjamin Tur-
ner and children, who visited at
Hedgesvil1e, have returned to Ack1ey.
Iowa. Oliver F. Collins has gone to
Salisbury. Nd. to reside. Hillary NJ.
De Haven and Miss Maize Leona Mason.
daughter OF c. A. Mason, were married
at the parsonage of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal Church by the Rev. r.
L. Wright. A dinner party was given
in honor Of the birthday of D. w. Null
len. Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Bither, At
lanta- Ga. have been visiting Mrs.
Bither's parents at Falling Waters.
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In Nearby
Society Circles
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.

Mrs. J. E. Mullen of Norfolk is the
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X Green
| of Clarendon. Mrs. Irwin Drake, after
! a visit to her sister, Mrs. George L.
| Chandler, at Clarendon. has returned to
! New Jersey Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer w.
Bowen and Mrs. D. N. Robinson have
closed their Clarendon home and gone
| to Washington for the remainder OF
| the winter Mrs. Herman Bonney and
Miss May Simpson of Clarendon had as
! recent guests Mrs. Porterheld and Miss
Downs of Washington, Miss Lucy Har-
| rison and Miss Lille Jones of Manas..
sas, Va. Mr.. and Mrs Wisman of
! Fairfax were guests of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fred L. Sharp. Clarendon.
Mrs. Wright and her two daughters.
who have been occupying a house on
Clarendon avenue. have moved into
| Mrs Emma Marstella's house on the
| Georgetown road near Walnut street,
Clarendon. Mrs. r. P. Housh enter
tained the members of the aid and mis-
sionary society of the Clarendon Bap-
| tist Church at the all-day meeting
| Tuesday The Ladies' Aid Society of
| the Methodist Church of Clarendon
afternoon ate with Mrs z. G. Tracey.
John Grubb and Mrs. L. Sowder have
returned to Purcel1ville. after visit
| to DR.. and Mrs. F. T. Stone. Clarendon.
/ Leonard Purlecaugh Of Washington is
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Ander-
| son of Clarendon. Mrs Joseph Brown
| Of Buena Vista, Va, is visiting Mrs. N.
| A. Rees, Clarendon. The members of
| the graduating class of 1917 of Clar-
| endon public school gave a subscrip-
! ton dance at Follensbee's Hall. in
Clarendon. Fifty members and friends
were present.
UPPER MARLBORO, MD.
! Dances for the Red Cross were held
Seeently at the BrandyTine and vines HiEh Hi1sa
and in Baden Hall. Baden. All were
well attended. This section was inter-
ested in the marriage. a few days ago:
in Lynchburg. Va. OF Miss Anne Glenn
Parsons. daughter Of DR.. Edgar Poe Par
sons, and Capt. William NJ. Roberts, U.
s. A, son of Mrs. Retta Roberts and the
late Richard Roberts. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. vogts Of Washington were recent
Upper Marlboro. Pupils Of the local
high school have bought about $3.50
worth of war savings stamps. and it is
reported that the stamps are finding
| ton of the county.
HYATTsvILLE, MD.
Miss Ida s. volland of Decatur
Heights. near Bladensburg. and Herman
Elmer Burgess. tr, Of Hyattsville were
church Mashinston aee hns 81
Rev. John Doerman. Miss Elizabeth
F. Burgess, sister0bf the bridegroom,
attended the bride. and Charles Erwin
\ Of Hyattsvflle was best man. A recep-
ton. attended BY the members Of the
families and a few intimate friends,
followed at the home Of the brides
aunt, Mrs. George J. Nolte. 81 Quincy
street northeast The bridegroom en-
listed in the Aviation Corps. and, ac-
companied by his bride, left wednes-
day afternoon for Camp Macarthur,
Waco, Tex.
HARRBoNBURG, VA.
Mrs Annie Stroop is visiting rela-
tives at Martfnsburg. w. Va Mrs
Harry Leo Dechert has returned from a
VISIT to friends in Staunton. Miss Mar
Earet Logan returned Thursday from
Cincinnati. whore she was . guest OF
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Col. William Lay Patterson
HERNDON, VA.

Lieut.. Col William Lay Patterson, at
Hampton.
HERNDoN, VA.
Mrs. Elsie Moss Miller of Roanoke is
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Robey. Mrs. William Aver of Wash
ington was a week end guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. William Stowell. Mrs Rus
sell Lynne entertained at dinner in
honor of her house guest. Mrs. Mary
Smith of Purcelville, Va. Miss Estelle
Mohler is visiting friends in Washing
ton. Misses Janie and Mary George
were guests of friends in Washington
for a few days. Miss Ruth Lukens has
Orange. p. II. Clarke 'of Warrenton
has been recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. George. Atlee Rodgers OF
Arlington, Va, is the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Rogers
VIENNA, VA.
Miss Martha Sherman entertained
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells A..
Sherman. to celebrate her sixteenth
birthday anniversary. Among her
guests were Miss Alathea Besley of
Washington. Miss Florence Besley and
Kirkland Besley of Roland Park,
Baltimore; Capt. William Robinson of
Washington, Miss Virginia Sanderson.
i Lee Douglass and Charles Loebdell of
Clarendon; Miss Martha Taylor. Dem
ing Shear. Enos Taylor and Loring
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.

Mrs. Breckinridge Rust of Mclean is
the guest of Misses Elizabeth and Julia
Swetnam. Mrs. Norman J. Gaynor and
children of Brooklyn, N. Y. and Miss
Amber Of Fredericksburg are guests
of Mrs. Frank Page at the rectory.
Mrs. F. W. Richardson was a recent
guest of her daughter, Miss Virginia
Richardson. in Washington. Mrs. Will
son NJ. Farr was a recent guest of Mrs.
Franzoni in Washington. Hugh
Fletcher, son Of DR.. and Mrs Howard
Fletcher. has recently entered Ran
dolph-Macon Acamedy at Bedford City.
Mrs. Howard Fletcher and younger
children are visiting Or. Fletcher at
Little Rock. Ark. Mr.. Edgar NJ. Nc
Candlish of Charleston, S. c.. is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. F. Shield McCandlish.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Robey and Miss
Vernon Ford attended the southern re-
lief ball in Washington.
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Bowman. Misses Alathea and Florence
Besley and Kirkland Besley are
house guests of Miss Martha Sher-
man. The Current Event Club of
Vienna met Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Hine. Miss Margaret Nor
row has returned from visit in
North Carolina. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Richmond were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs Cummings of Herndon. Miss
Beatrice Shear and Deming Shear were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Willis Of Arlington Heights.
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BERRYVILLE, VA.

Kline
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One of the most brilliant audiences OF
the Baltimore season attended the Vaca :
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Ambassadors are being abolished ran
my for the duration Of the war, nays
the New York Sun,
Inter DE- High and ssEhaps loas-
CamiaEisnee. ,s,,.t - -. 80 - :
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Five hundred poor children attended
the performance OF THE Sleeping
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New York's Charity
Ball Omitted.

this winter. the managers of the New
York Nursery and Child's Hospital. for
whose benefit the ball has been given,
have sent out a circular letter to their
patrons requesting contributions of
money for the institution. In all prob
ability those who have. bought tickets
to the ball year after year win. send
their customary checks.
This institution was the Arst of its
Kind to be founded In this country, and
more than ever requires financial aid.
II Ii now taking care Of wives and
babies Of soldiers and sailors who have
departed for the seat of war. In ad-
ditfon to these there are already 76o
infants who are being looked after.
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Miss Armours
Air Castle.

As the annual charity ball, which 70,
moro than sixty years has been 2
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Tropical Shrubbery
Killed by Cold.

ment of the defunct winter still Haunting
itself in parks and byways. And there
will be fewer shrubs and bushes. too. to
proclaim the advent Of tho new season
that will soon be upon US The cold waves
played havoc with most of the grounds
about the residential sectionA and the
plants that have given such q tropical
look to the city suffered, Of course. the
heads SO high in the grounds Of the old
Walmsley home in LIST street, and that
were so picturesque in the moonlight. were
among the many killed Passersby halted
last week to see the tall trunks feIled