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Evening star., 1918-02-03
D. c. BUYS $500 WORTH
Of "sMIlEAGE BOOKS"
>ommissfUn Of Tratntng Camp Ac-
ttvities Announces Nation Has
Spent 3e70,0oo on Them.

Washington has purchased total OF
$500 worth Of ''smfleage books" The
nation has bought $e7o, 900 OF the cou-
pons to provide entertainment for SOL
diers in the liberty theaters erected by
tho government. This was the an
nouncement yesterday Of the commission
on training camp activities
No more books are on hand. but $4,000
will be ready for distribution Monday.
1t was said Every day after Monday
will see 100000 of the books leave the
hands of the printer for all parts Of the
United States.
Additional banks in the District have
set aside booths for the sale OF smile
age books" They are the American Sc
curity and Trust Company. the Union
Savings Bank. the District National
Bank. the National Metropolitan Bank
and the Washington Loan and Trust
Company
Charles J. Bell is chairman of the
Washington military entertainment
council, which has charge of the Dis
trict campaign. The other officers are
Mrs. Clarence Congdon. secretary:
Charles S. Warden, treasurer; members
of executive committee, Mrs. Tasker H.
Bliss. Mrs. William J. Nicholson. Mrs.
Isaac T. Mann, Mrs. Francis Winter.
John H. Poole, Wade H. Cooper. Col.
Robert n. Harper, Mrs. John w. Joyes.
George w. White, Mrs. S. Shelton, Mrs.
Charles F. Boyd, Mrs c. S. Warden,
Mrs. Z. Weaver and John D. Larned.
Evening star., 1918-02-03
1R BIG GUN PROVING STATION
Purchase cf Land at Persimmou
Point, Va, Is Recommended

The purchase of large tract of land
along the Potomac river at Persimmon
Point, Va. nearly opposite Cedar Point
Md, has been recommended by Rear
Admiral Ralph Earl. chief of the naval
bureau of ordnance. for use as prov
ing station for testing heavy guns at
nigh angles of elevation. Admiral Earl
says that Persimmon Point affords a
clear and unobstructed range of $4,000
yards crossing the Kettle Bottom shoals
and by and beyond Piney Point. 1t is
estimated that it would cost about
100000 to acquire and equip the pro-
posed proving ground.
Evening star., 1918-02-03
FRosTBURG, MD.

Mark Ames. Winnipeg. Manitoba, is vis-
iting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. James
George Larkin and Thomas OToole are
home at Mount Savage from st. Mary's
Seminary Rev. Edward Malloy. Balti-
more. visited his mother, Mrs. Ellen
Malloy. Mount Savage. William Hile-
man, Detroit. is visiting his parents
here Rev. Thomas E. Richards. has re-
turned to the pastorate of the Congre-
gational Church after five years spent
in New York state. Miss Elizabeth
Lewis is visiting in Baltimore. Misses
Pearl and Jennie Anderson were host
esses at a sleighing party. Joseph
Morris Of Canada and Miss Florence
Rolfe, Pittsburgh. formerly of Frost
burg. were married at Williamsburg,
Pa. D. Ross Metzger. New Orleans,
La, has been visiting his father, John
S. Metzger. Mrs. Charles E. Crusoe.
Mount Savage, has returned from Bal
timore. Mrs. L. Leslie Lemmert is here
from Wenonah, N. J. Frank Muster,
Chicleamaugua Park, Ca, has bken WIS.,
iting at Homecoming. Mrs. Albert Guis-
Evening star., 1918-02-03
FREDERICK, MD.

An afternoon musical was held at the
home of Judge Glenn H. Worthington and
Mrs Worthington, Record street on Fri
day at 3 o'clock. for the benefit of the
All Saints Red Cross auxiliary fund. An
informal program was rendered The COM
mittee in charge of the tea: Mrs Glenn
II. Worthington. chairman; Mrs Joseph
ID. Baker. Mrs. Samuel Grafton Duyal II
and Mrs. Thomas b. Hayward. Mrs D. T.
Ordeman is chairman of the auxiliary
Demonstrations in practicel Hooveriza-
ton will be given the housekeepers Of
Frederick next week. when Miss Bertha
p. Shapleigh. Teachers College, Columbia
University. New York city. will lecture at
Hood College.
Miss Mae Kennedy. who has been visit
Ing Mrs. Daniel Schmidt, Washington, has
returned.
Miss Kathryn Krise. East Church street.
and Miss Regina Haller West Patrick
street: are visiting in Waynesboro, Pa
Capt Frederick G. French and Mrs.
French and Lieut.. J. Watson Downes and
Sergt. James H. Cramer Coast Artillery.
Fort Howard. Md, have been the guests
OF MIR. and Mrs. Moan E. Cramer, Record
street
Mr.. William Cecil. Baltimore, has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Baker, West
South street
Mrs. Cornelia Ruduch. Baltimore. is
visiting her cousin. Mrs Nettie Salter,
West Church street
Mr.. Osbore Schade. Baltimore, has re-
turned from a trip here.
Joseph Urner. son of Judge and Mrs.
Hammond Urner. who graduated recently
at the Harvard Naval Radio School has
been sent to Miami, Fla, for further
training. Young Urner was among the
ten picked for service out of a class of
900 to go into the naval aviation service
as operator and observer,
Evening star., 1918-02-03
LYNCHBURG, VA.

. Mrs Carter Glass. Miss Mary Archer
Glass and Mrs. Powell P. Glass have
gone to Washington to spend the re-
mainder Of the winter. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Taylor and E. L. Ekers are
visiting in Florida. Mrs. RI Tinsley
and daughter Elizabeth of Staunton
have been visiting here. D. NJ. Penick.
a prominent business man, is recover
ing from an operation. Mr. and Mrs.
John w. Craddock have gone to Sum-
merville. Fla. for two weeks. Lieut..
A. B. Carter of Camp Mcclellan has
returned after visit at his home here
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Butler of Newport
News are visiting relatives here.
Evening star., 1918-02-03
RoMNEY, w. VA.

B. F. Richard and family, Strasburg,
Va, formerly of this county. are spend
ing the winter at Miami, Fla. Minor
Haines. this place. and Miss Mary
Wagner. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Wagner. Springfield, were
married at Cumberland, Md Mrs.
Mark Fogle and son, Irving, Ashland,
KY, visited relatives at Capon Bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Milleson returned
from. Oklahoma. Miss Mamie Wirgman
was rendered shower at the home of
G. W. Parsons in honor of her ap-
preaching marriage. William Mont
gomery celebrated his eighteenth
birthday Wednesday, by rendering a
dinner at the home of Mrs. Malcolm
Harminson to the Confederate veterans
of the neighborhood. A. w Pownell,
Denver, Col, is visiting his nephew, T.
F. Pownell Miss Frances Shannon,
Springfield. is visiting Mrs. H. NJ. Wells,
Keyser. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Williams
have returned from keyser. Miss Eliza
beth Parsons has been visiting at Mar
tinsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mallow
and Miss Ida Judy. Petersburg. were
at Martinsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Fisher gave a dinner at their home,
Water Edge. Moorefield. Emmett
Whitesel. Petersburg, has gone to Ten
nessee Lloyd Hesse, Mount Pleasant,
has gone to Timberville, Va
Evening star., 1918-02-03
TO TRY TO MAKE NORFOLK.
Freight But No Passengers on Tria'
Trip of Steamer.

Efforts are to be made by the Nor
folk and Washington Steamboat Conn
pany to resume service between this
city and Norfolk, after being tied up
for six days.
It is planned to have the steamers
leave here and Norfolk some time to-
day. On reports of masters of the
steamers as to conditions on river and
bay will depend whether regular trips
are to be resumed. Freight but no
passengers will be carried
Evening star., 1918-02-03

Littman. Mrs. H P Miller entertained
the FortniShtly t'i
SlvighIng party from Salisbury visited
Grantsville. Rev. and
spent several months in Baltimore are at
the Casselman Hotel. Mrs. .. Trippett,
Wheeling, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Scott T. Jones. Rev. and Mrs. L. A.
Rudisill returned to Moun,.-.n
Park from New York The Rev. Will
liam Fallen and family have arrived
at Mountain Lake Park. P. F. Gortner,
Shapbona. ILL.,. was visiting at Gortner.
Rev. S. S. Adams, pastor of the Lu-
theran Church at Red House. is visit
ing at York, Pa. Lee Browning. Akron.
Ohio was the guest of his sister. Mrs.
Joseph Wolfe. Miss Mary Paris Key
ser. W. Va, is the guest of Mrs. Arthur
Naylor
Evening star., 1918-02-03
In Nearby
Society Circles
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.

A subscription dance was given Wed
nesday evening by the Clarendon Ia
dies at Follansbee's Hall, for the bene-
fit of Company 3s, U. S. A. Engineer
Corps. of which o. L. Housed of Clar-
endon is captain. Mrs. B. H. Gilman of
Clarendon is visiting in New York. She
expects to go to Petersburg to see her
son. c. L. Stables and family of Mary
land have moved to Clarendon. Chester
Hough. instructor of aeronautics at
Cornell University, was a recent guest
of his mother. Mrs. Roland P. Hough.
Clarendon. Ralph NJ. Thomas of Camp
Meade visited his family at Clarendon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred l.. Sharp of Claren-
don Methodist Sunday school will at
tend the state Sunday school conven-
tion in Richmond next week. Rev.
George W. Gather of Remington was a
recent guest of Clarendon friends. Miss
Daisy West, teacher in Clarendon
school. is visiting Mrs. William Tewks-
bury Of Washington. The Dominion
Heights Embroidery Club was enter
tanned Thursday at luncheon by Mrs. j.
d. Stehman of Dominion Heights. How
ard NJ. kagle and Miss Dorothy NJ.
Perry of Sparrows Point, Md. were
at the home of the groom's
sister, Mrs, YOSt of Maywood
Evening star., 1918-02-03
RECOMMENDS MEMORIAL
FOR CIVIL WAR NURSES
House Committee on Library Favors
Plan by Ladies' Auxiliary
Of Hdbernians.

Erection in Washington by the ladies'
auxiliary. Ancient Order Of Hibernians.
Of q memorial to orders Of sisters who
recommended in q report from the
committee on the library. referred to
the House calendar.
The report says:
The passing Of time has depleted
the ranks Of these faithful sisters. and
only few Of them still survive. The
service rendered by them is unique. and
1t Is most appropriate that their sisters
Of later generation be permitted to
erect this memorial to their fidelity and
heroism.'
The committee on library thus re-
views the service for the government
Of these women:
These sisters in whose honor this
memorial is proposed were regularly
enlisted in and discharged from the
service of the United States. While
they were called into the service by
President Lincoln they ministered to
the sick, wounded and dying soldiers
of both the Union and Confederate
on floating hospitals. Tribute to their
self-sacrificing. heroic work has been
paid by President Lincoln and by JEFF
ferson Davis. President of the Confed-
crate States. and by wearers of both
the blue and the gray who received
their ministrations.
The seven orders which gave their
services were: Sisters Of Mercy, Sisters
of the Holy Cross. Sisters of st. Joseph,
Sisters of Charity of St. Nazareth. Sis
ters of Charity of st. Vincent de Paul.
Sisters of Mother Seton Order Of Char
ity and the Ursuline Nuns.
Between 500 and 1000 Of the sisters
had service in the following states:
Ohio. Illinois. Pennsylvania, Tennessee,
Virginia, Missouri, Maryland, West Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
Kentucky. Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana
and Texas. as well as in the District Of
Columbia"
Evening star., 1918-02-03

is spending the winter at Miami. Fla.
Mrs. Sailie Harlan ts q visitor from
Martinsbnrg. Mrs. Meta n. Mathews.
Baltimore. is visiting. at sHarpers Fer
ry. Miss Margaret Alexander 70 here
from Baltimore. Miss Marcia Lewis
Leach. Baltimore attended the Mac
Kie.Beckwith wedding. Miss Maud
at Harper. TsnassSn Terry. Miss Mamie COOPER, S,
dore Brown. Miss caliie Ayers. Baiti-
more. Is visiting Mrs. Minor Nichols.
MRS. W. 7. Whiting has gone to Bing-
oBryan. Mrs. ]. w. Irwin was called
to Edinburg. Va. by tho Illness of Mr..
lrWin,s mother. Mrs. Mollte Black
Of Mrs. Logan Shut. Kabletown. Mrs.
Edith Graybeal and son Walbert. Win
chester. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ].
=. ford. Charles e. Haines. Montreal.
Canada. visited his aunts. the Misses
Haines. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Black
ford: Burdane. spent several days in
washington. George w. Propst, Wash
in8ton. visited his mother at Halltown.
). NJ -Trapnell has gone to Passa-
griiie. Fla. where Mrs. Trapnell and
LEEsBURG, VA.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Williams have
Closed Williamstead, their home near
this town. and will spend the remainder
OF the winter in New York. Miss Lee
towards is the guest Of Mrs. Llewlyn
McVeigh In Richmond. Mrs. E. b.
Whlte LEFT Saturday to join a party on
Doaro the yacht Of Senator Don Cam
eron Tor cruise in southern waters.
MRS Walter w. Chamblin has had as
her guest Miss Hettie Harris Of Wash
ington. Mrs. Harry P. Gibson has re-
turned from Richmond. where she vis-
,ted her grandmother. Mrs. Mary Nc
Arthur Mrs. Westmoreland Davis
spent a few days at Morven Park
before going to Richmond for the in
auguration Of Mr.. Davis as Governor of
virginia Miss Dore has returned from
series of visits IN New York and
washington. and Is now a guest at the
home Of Mrs. Frederick Page. Miss
nancy Lee Janney has as her guest
Mrs Charles Whitlock of Richmond.
Mrs Henry G. Winslow Is spending the
week with friends in Baltimore. Miss
Elizabeth White has gone to Cincin-
natl to visit Miss Mary Kebler. Mrs.
William Orem of Baltimore is the guest
Of Mrs. Benjamin v. White. Mrs. viii
son 4. Levering of Baltimore is visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. Lulu Matthews.
Miss Mary Conrad has returned from
Washington, whore she was the guest
Of Mrs. Hubert Plaster. Randolph
Myers OF Washington spent the week
end with his family in this town.
Evening star., 1918-02-03

bert was, hostess at q reception TO the
Homecoming Methodist Episcopal sun
day school orchestra. Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Mrs. n % william Malioy. w Westernport. The
Cullen-Po1and minstre1s, composed OF
homo talent at Midland. gave a dance
Friday. Miss Mabel Lee, Baltimore. Is
At Westernport.
BETHESDA, MD.
Mrs. 5Aretas Legg, with her mother.
Mrs. Roby. has gone to Kansas City.
The third of q series of knitting teas
is to be held Tuesday; afternoon at the
home of Mrs Gilmore Cronin In Drum
mond. when DR.. Gross Of the federal
food administration will speak. The
second one Of the series was<held last
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. E. L.
Stock. Bradley Hills. when Mrs. Leroy
Mark sang. Miss Nellie Wheatley play
ed several piano numbers and Mrs
MeWnck gave a reading. Miss Jessie
aunt. Mrs. Lewis Keiser. Alta Vista
The Newcomb Club held its regular
meeting Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. W. T. Owens. Edgemoor. Mrs.
n; = Gould. Northeast Park. enter-
tanned at dinner Thursday evening. The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
church held its meeting Thursday af-
Iernoon with Mrs. Walter E. Perry at
OuuuySlQ0.
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Higgins OF
Marietta, Ohio. have been visiting Mr.
Higgins parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John ].
Higgins. here. Mrs. Howard 8. Lar
combe has been spending a few days
visiting relatives in Philadelphia. Prof
and Mrs. Edwin W. Broome, the latter
formerly Miss Hannah M. Jones OF
Blacksburg, Va. have returned from
their honeymoon and are occupying
their home at Gaithersburg Miss
Elizabeth Larcombe has visited friends
In Washington. Mrs. Judson c. Well
ever has as her guest for the winter,
at her home near Rockville, her sister,
Mrs. Jacquith of Iowa. Mrs. William
Dorsey entertained at cards and lunch
con on Tuesday the members of the
Tuesday Euchre Club and few other
friends. Instead Of awarding prizes,
the club donates the money to the
emergency wool fund. of which Mrs.
John r. Henderson Of the Rockville
Red Cross branch is in charge DIR. and
Mrs. George l. Edmonds spent several
days in Baltimore. Mrs. William A.
Berry entertained few friends at
cards.
Evening star., 1918-02-03

and Chapman attended the dance last
Saturday night given by the Brazilian
Club Of Vienna.
Senator and Mrs. Thornton are spend
Ing several weeks at the Jefferson Ho-
DR.. Joseph L. Sanford has been given
commission in the National Army and
has been ordered to Chickamauga Park
for duty.
Mrs Dallas Berry has returned from
a visit to Mrs. Charles F. Brewers in
Prince William county and she and Mr..
Berry are now the guests Of the Misses
Swetnam.
VIENNA, VA.
At the dance given by the, Brazilian
Club of Vienna last Saturday evening,
January 26. in Bouton's Hall. the chap
Adolph Richmond. Mrs. Steward Gray
son and Mrs. Franklin Boushee, jr.
About twenty couples were present.
Prescott Willis of Fort Myer Heights
was week end guest of DR.. and Mrs.
C. n Shear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Richmond were
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
W. Cummihs at Herndon.
Miss Florence Besley. who is con-
nected with the Southern Chautauqua,
IS the house guest of her sister, Mrs.
wells Sherman. DR.. and Mrs. Ford
Swetnam entertained at dinner last
sunday, their guests being Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Reynolds and ME-. William
Reynolds of Washington, Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall Jeffries and son, Lowell JEFF
frles, and Mrs. Cawthorne of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Jeffries are
spending this week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Albert Reynolds
Miss George Mexican, a former school
teacher of Vienna, is taking an active
part in war relief work She has
knitted thirty sweaters besides numer-
Gus mut1ers. helmets and wristlets.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edwin S. Bethel have
returned from Chattanooga, where they
attended the marriage on Wednesday,
January 81. of their son, Capt. Edwin
alexander Bethel, u. S. A, to Miss
Katherine Lasley. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lasley of Chattanoosa.
CULPEPER, VA.
MISS Cleo Benedict MaS the ruest thi g
Evening star., 1918-02-03
Made Captain in Marine Reserve.

Quartermaster Sergeant Louis ].
Hughes of the United States Marine
Corps has been appointed a captain in
the Marine Corps Reserve and detailed
as an acting assistant quartermaster
at the headquarters of the corps in this
city.
Evening star., 1918-02-03
CHARLES TOWN, w. VA.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ Hoover, Wash
ington. visited their daughter. MRS r.
C. Smithson. Mrs George Eyster, Mrs.
George B. Ashe. Mrs. Charles Eliet
Moore and Misses Kitty Mcdonald and
Betsy Page. Charlottesville, Va, and
Robert Baylor Tunstall, Norfolk. Va,
were among the guests at the wedding
of Lieut.. Paul Thruston MacKie, Nor
ristown, N. j.. and Miss Elizabeth
Morton Beckwith. daughter of Judge
and Mrs. Frank Beckwith, at Zion
Episcopal Church here. Mrs. Ella w.
Fleming. near Kearneysville. has an
nounced the marriage Of her daugh-
ter. Frances Frazier and Frank Grove
Powell. Miss Bess Lane, Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1918-02-03
OAKLAND, MD.

Miss Martha White. Washington. was
visiting at Terra Alta. Mrs J. M. Crane.
kingwood. was hero on her return
from visit to Boston. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Ebert Chappell and children. form
gone to Miami. Fla Jefferson Taggart
of Idaho visited his brother. John D.
Taggart, and his sister, Mrs. Louis
Evening star., 1918-02-03
MARTINsBURG, w. VA.

Frofs. H. c. Cave and R. r. Hogue
were here from Morgantown. Mrs.
John Carmichael. Hagerstown. is the
guest of Mrs. Z. Boyd Faulkner Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd Lichlider entertained at
a dinner party. Mr.. and Mrs. Sommers
Hollis entertained in honor of the first
anniversary of their marriage. Miss
Lill Mullen is visiting in Washington.
Miss Bessie Freeze. Falling Waters
was rendered surprise party. Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Kline entertained al
dinner. Mrs. Everett Hester has re-
turned to her home in Washington
Mrs. Della Foster celebrated her
eighty-tirst anniversary with a din
ner. Mrs Charles E. Hoffman, Leba-
Trout. Charles w. Houseworth enter
tanned with stag dinner in honor of
Capt. r. II. Bitner and Prof. o. L. Sny-
der Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ruppel Wal
worth, Neb.. were visiting here. Mrs
Mary Hiett, Tomahawk. entertained at
a crocheting party. Frederick Claude
Fravel and Miss Margie Ellen Trail
were married by Rev. r. w. Grizzard,
pastor of the Second Baptist Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fry and daughter
have been visiting at Hancock. Will
liam Marley and Miss Lillian j. Sulli-
van, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J. L.
baltimore Robert McSherry Miller.
here. Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Hedges,
Steubenrille. Ohio. were guests of Rev
William Hodges. Mrs. Harry Catrow.
Orchard View, gave a reception. Prof.
F.. NJ. Miller and Miss Ruth Keesecker
were married here.
Evening star., 1918-02-03

Vass. Mrs. Herndon V. Frazer. who has
been with her father. F. NJ. Gilkeson. left
this week to visit her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs w. l. Gilkeson.
Page W. Va. Mrs. Bruce Starke was
called this week to Englewood. N. j.. by
the illness of her father. ]. w. Valen-
tine. Last Sunday service flag, con-
tanning eighteen stars. was presented
by Col. E. L. Slaughter to st. Stephens
p E. Church. col. Slaughter was with
the I'd Virginia on the border in 1916.
and was at one time captain of the fa-
nous Culpeper Minute Men. Mrs. Ra-
leigh I. Green spent several days this
week in Danvilie. Miss Jackson of Kes-
wick is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Rob-
ert Matthews Mrs. Rufus Roberts
Joined Lieut.. Roberts at Camp Dix this
week. after visit of some weeks with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. w. ]. Strother.
Mrs. Russell Young returned to her
home in Petersburg after several weeks
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. w.
Lear Cornelius Smith, now stationed al
Camp Lee, was the week end guest of
his mother, Mrs. Mollie E. Smith.
BERRYvILLE, VA.
The United Daughters of the Con-
federacy of Virginia have voted to
raise $500 to endow a bed in the Red
Cross hospital in Neuilly, France, to be
known as the Robert f. Lee bed. AT
a meeting of Stonewall Chapter OF the
L. D. C., held here Friday at the home
of the president, Miss Mamie Thomas.
It was decided to contribute toward
this endowment. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Warden celebrated the fiftieth ami
versary of their wedding Mondar at
their home. Claremont. Miss KIM
berly of Cleveland. Ohio is a guest at
Miss Fannie Crows. DR.. L. NJ Allen
has returned from Baltimore. A Moore,
jr.. and daughter. Miss Elizabeth Moore.
and Mrs. John b. Neill attended the
MacKie- Beckwith wedding in Charles
Town last Saturday.
KEYsER, w. VA.
S. B. Sponsellar was called to Boil
var, w Va, by the illness of his moth
err Mr.. and Mrs. Scott White. who
had been in Baltimore. were here on
their way to Deer Park. J. f. R"i,ev.
Mabel Bailey and Mrs. John Neville
returned from Washington Mrs. Gle
tus CHANNEL and Miss Ella Sharpless
returned from Washington. Mrs. Ry-
neal was hostess to the Needlecraft
Club. Miss Willie Trout entertained
the New Era Circle. A sleigh party
from keyser was a,rdt sntertaihed by Mrs Mrs;
Elizabeth Hoffman entertained the
Calendar Coterie Thursday. Miss Ber-
tie Lark gave a reception at her home
in McCoole. Mrs. John McllWee was
day. Miss Mabel Morrison, Berkeley
Springs, came here with her aunt, Miss
Annie Leary. who was returning from
a visit to Washington. Miss Ida Die
kle has gone to Cincinnati to see an
aunt, who is i'll. Rev. and Mrs. Obaugh.
Edinburg. Va, are visiting Mrs
Obaugh's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Hill
leary Rogers Mrs. William Thompson
and Mrs. B. S. Smallwood, Berryville,
Va, are the guests of Mrs Thompson,
James street Mrs. E. r. English. Bal
timore. is visiting her sister. Miss Josie
=
are visiting in Edinburg, Va. Miss
Genevieve Bier entertained the bas-'