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New-York tribune., 1918-05-07
Cardinals Beat Reds
When Smith Waivers

ST. LOUIS, May e.-smith wavered
in the seventh inning of to-day's
game, st. Louis scored two runs and
beat Cincinnati, 3 to / in the first
game of the series. Ames allowed but
four hits.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1918-05-07
Totals. "a Q "a IA Totals. "a IA 27 II 4
sBatted for Elliott in ninth inning
fBatted for Walker in ninth inning

fBatted Tor Walker IN ninth inning
PittsSarshi i''::.:.'::..S .::.S - -
Two, base hits-Hoocher. Merke Kildutr Stem
ge, McNechnie Three Ease hit-Mowitz Home
ral--- rrunmhing Stolen bases--Deal Mollwitz (2)
oar;ey o,n;y Stengel: Sacrifice ht-Cutshaw. Double
PPiays-MciNechnie Cutshaw and Mollwitz; Cation
Sushaw ~, and MoIlwitz Left Chicago
pnasa ppt.soureh o. First base on Chicago. .
Hiis-o1 is Hendrix. II in ls innings off Walker
S.I1o III - - innings; Off Hamilton. in innings
struck out-i5y Hendrix. |: by Walker. by Lam
iton. 4; Wild pitch-Hamllton Winning pitcher
hamilton. Losing pcher-IIendrix ~
New-York tribune., 1918-05-07
Harvard Golf Team Wins

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May 6,yHM
wards golf team to-day defeated Dass
mouth by score of 4 to al W.
Woodland Golf Club.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-07
-. Facts and Far1cies ..
BY LOUIS LEE ARMS

FIRST VlCTlM: "And the Allied guy, minus his
wheels, comes down and makes a safe landing"
SECOND VICTIM: 81 would like to see that
dame hang from the ceiling by her royals"
New-York tribune., 1918-05-07
Totals 4s II 10 q Is 5 Totals. s97l127l4
Slated for Gregg In fifth inning.
fBatted for Geary in eighth inning

sBatted for Gregg In fifth inning
fBatted for Geary in eighth inning
PhiladsEpSia. SdlSfpSaii-. -. 8 dl7 ID
y, Two base hits-Foster Ayers Davidson Walker.
Three, base hits--Judgc, Shotton Burns Shannon
Sacrifice hlts-Foster., Walker. Double playNFos-
ter. Ansmith 1T and Judge; Left on bases-Wasiiins
ton. II; Philadelphia g. FIRST base on errors
Philadelphia, 4. Bases on balls--oY Ayers. 5; on
Gregg, 2; Of Geary. 2. Hits-or Gregg in 4 inn
inning; Hit by ptcherBy Gregg Layan] struck tn <
out--by Ayers 3; by Gregg. l: by Gcary VIA
pitcI-Geary. Losing ptcher--Eenry - - '--0
New-York tribune., 1918-05-07
Ehhets Sells O,Rourke

Frank O'Rourke, infelder OF ts
Brooklyn Nationals, was sold yessss,,
day to the New London Eastern LeasS'
Club.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-07
Our Sky-Brolu Contributors

" WHENEVER occasion arises to mention
W. In accents descriptive the traits Of Nc
Graw,
Or his name, adjectively, is used in declension,
Like that of the luminous c.. Bernard Shaw,
Twere only in justice the need of this Flavian
Cesar base balibus-chef without flaw
To speak of his style as genius 'McGravian
Rather than sylabalize plain ]. "McGraw.'
C. l. F.
* |. F. when we FIST had occasion to use it
w. We thought of the point that you hereby
make plain;
Deliberately then we presumed to abuse it,
Apparently giving you, sir, deepest pain
But when you writing for Tom, Dick and
Harry,
Who've known him for seasons as ''Muggsy''
McGraw,
You'd ponder it carefully, then you might tarry,
To use the same high-brow touch YOU would
with Shaw!
New-York tribune., 1918-05-07
Cactus Sticks Dan Griner
For Lone Hit in Shd-Od
Dodger Pitches Eight San1Proof Innings Against pb1
but Is Cheated of Glory by Cravath's
Bat at the Finish
By Charles A. Taylor

believe that botany could have
ball game yesterday the scnces" ahed Ebets E;
botany won particular life shut out m
(rner hall Of a
New-York tribune., 1918-05-07
CHICAGO "a
CLEVELAND "a. L.)
Totals 30 o "a 10 II Totals 81 II ~ IL
~Battcd for Coumbe In fifth inning
sBatted for Enzmann in ninth inning.
for 'Neil in min

Chicago. ............. 0 x-s
~ o,base hts.Weayer 20. wambsganss. Wood,
Iiiree- base hii-Schalk, Sacrifice hits--icMulcn
Weaver; Gandil Sacrifice ny-Benz. Double play.
Nnapinan ,ea 70 Wambsgmss to Williams. Left on
Dases-cS Sh1cago y; Cleveland Z. First base on err
Tr9rschsaso rnn6s o. .S Cleveland Bases on balls-or
Benz, in Innings; off Faber. in innncs. Of
Goambe s IN innings, OF Enznann. in Inn
Elgs Ia,,, StIuck e. ont-By Benz. J.: by Faber s: by
I0imbe. by Enzmann. g. Wild Ditch--Enzmann
winning ptcher-Benz. Losing ptcher---Coumbe,
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Totals s7 s 1s 27 l6 Totals . a5 4 IL 81 IS 3
New York ........... 0 o 5 2 O-S
Boston ....... O 9 O O o.

Two-base hits-Kauff. Canavan. Three base hit
Zimmerman. Stolen bases-Iehg. Kelly. Sacrifice
hitsmEIerzog c. Kehg. r., Sacrifice ies-Iodrsucz.
gnez to Fletcher to IIolks. smith to Wilson to
Konetchy Left on bases-Ncw York. 0: Boston. Z.
First base crrors-Ncw. York. 8; Boston, /.
Bases ballsOr Canavsn. /. Hit by pitcher
BY Canavan Q'letcher. IIolke. Burns). Struck o,t-
New-York tribune., 1918-05-07
Rather Easy!

Ssss'S ssw York kk.:..:oo ....:..o &c o-
= Jwo.bese hlts-schane. Scott, Asnew. Pipp. Bodle
Stolen basss-ml!Ier. PIpp. sacrlfcs htsscott
RutS Aansw aoTS1 s1d oa u o0ub'
peoklnpaugh.. Left on bases-New York. 3 Bos.
ton. o. First base on error-New York. l. Bases
2. Hits-oa Mays. in is Innings off Jones.
ln 2 2,s innings, Hit by pltcher-By Mays,
!Millcr); by Mogrdge. (Shcan). Losno pitcher
Mavs. 's "'>"''''
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Totals. ... 3s "a 1s Totals. .s5 IA 27s

6etroit Be- h0uls .....1 ...........9 9 . 9 %
Two base hits-Yelle Cobb (3) I'free-b,se b,t
hola, hmIobin Sacrifice ea hits-Bush Young Stolen
bases-Neach (2). Dresser, Siser Smith Left On
bases-St; Louis. s: Detroit. To- First base on on
sff0fDgr2 Off Taias,d l. Bases on basof Davenport
2l-S innings. Off Liefeld. s in "a inn
ngs u on Houck. in inning Struck out--By
Erickson. 6; by Davenport l. by Iiefled 3 Hi
oy, oy pit pltcher-By Erickson (Nunamaker, e. Losing
New-York tribune., 1918-05-07
Columbia Fencers Beat
Chinese Crew at Tennis

The tennis team formed by the in
tercollegiate champion fencers at Co.
iumola defeated the Chinese crews
team yesterday in the first of the series
of matches with the other athletic
teams on the campus. A contest with
the baseball men is scheduled for to-
day.
The final score yesterday was 3 to !.
the victory in doubles counting for 2
points, in singles for /. None of the
matches was close. The summaries fol-
lows:
'Sslngles-Bloomer tfencinG team) defeated Cbuan
seinese cres), 6--3. SO: Zip Chinese crewl
a. aouhIes-Forsser aid Boomer tfencing eam) de-
ieased Lee and Chuan tChinese crew. e. ca
= -
Southern Association Results
Atlanta. 4 Blv1nnghem L
New-York tribune., 1918-05-07
American Association Results

Milwaukee. s; Minneapolis. az inninss,.
Louisville. 1 Coumbs s
ST. Paul. 10: kspsasssty
indianabois.t Z Toledo q
New-York tribune., 1918-05-07

GIANTS TO-DAY with phsiadelphla, 3:4s
.. m Polo Grounds. Adm. 5oc--Advt.
New-York tribune., 1918-05-07
Southern Association ResuIts

Atlanta. 4 Birmingham.
Noniie. Il; Little Rock 4
Nashville. 4. CHATTANOOGA
Memphis vs.. New Orleans tpostponed
Evening star., 1918-03-31
Alexandria Society.

The semi-monthiy meeting of the Junior
German Club was held Friday afternoon
in the ballroom of the Elks' Home. Mrs.
Robert S. Barrett, the directress, received,
assisted by Miss Lucy Anderson. Miss
Sarah Kemper and Miss Nina Fulton. The
members present were Misses Elizabeth
Bryant, Katherine Leadbeater, Caroline
wattles, Charlotte Kemper. Virginia
Keith, Betty Payne. Mary and Frances
Buddon. Margaret Linn, Elizabeth. De-
maine, Edmonia Baker, Margaret Yates,
Phoebe and Betsy Harding, Jeannette
Gregg, Virginia McCuen, Margaret French,
Rosa Murphy, Cecilia Murphy. Evelyn
Pickett. Reba O'Neill. Margaret Robinson,
Hilda Pullman, Esther Lambert, Charlotte
Hammond: Louise Marsh. Dorothy steele
Burkett, Rose ONeill Humphries, Masters
Hugh Marsh, Jack Pohl, John Stills Payne,
Randolph Davis Charles Bell, Leroy Piser.
Stanley Swan, Richard Acton. Robert
Steele, Urban Lambert and Paul Barrett;
Miss Susanne Davidson of Lynchburg and
Miss Maroula Soho of Baltimore are the
guests of the formers brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Suter. at
North Rosemont. Mr.. Howard Rowen of
Camp Merritt. n. j.. is the guest for a
few days Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas ]. Rowen. in Prince street. Miss
Nellie Payne has returned from visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Payne. at
Calverton. Va. Miss Lula Rathbone Of
Dalton, Mass. is the guest of Mrs W. NJ.
Wright in North Columbus street. Mr..
and Mrs. David Wurzburger of Baltimore
are the guests of the latter's sisters. Mrs.
Samuel Bendheim and Mrs Louis Bend
helm, in Prince street. Mr.. Arthur Pad
gett Of Camp Mcclellan, Ala, is the guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pad
gett.
Mrs. Walter Roberts, Miss Jean Rob-
erts and Miss Mary Hunt Roberts have
returned from a visit to Lieut. James
w Roberts. National Army, at Camp
Lee, Petersburg. Word has been re-
ceived here of the marriage at New
York city Monday. March II. of Capt.
Philip Barbour Peyton. jr.. U. S. A.. son
Of Mr.. p. B. Peyton Of Braddoek
Heights, and Miss Virginia NJ. James
of 527 Riverside Drive, New York. The
mems committee for the reception and
dance to be given by the refreshment
corps of the Alexandria Red Cross
Chapter to the members of the Virginia
Shiphuilding Corporation at Elks' Home
Thursday evening, April 4. will include
Messrs c. S. Taylor Burke. Julian 7.
sRurke. Albert u. Brockett. Leopold
Ruben, Leo Harlow, Wallace Lindsey,
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Mauchlin Niyen, George Washington
Lewis, Gardner L. Boothe, Robert l..
Payne. Julian Y. Williams. Emmett g.
Dunn. Carroll Pierce. Henry s.. Wat
ties, c. William Wattles, c. T. Nichol-
son. Robert S. Jones. Judge Louis G.
Barley, Judge J. X. NJ. Norton, DIR. Hugh
MCGUIRE, DIR. J. Stewart Jameson and
DIR. Edward A. German. Miss Elizabeth
Peyton who has been on nursing duty
at Camp Greene. Charlotte n. c.. fs the
guest Of her father, Mr.. Philip B. Pey-
ton, on Braddock Heights. Mr.. and
Mrs Hugh L. Rose Of Geneva. n. Y,
were the guests of friends here last
week. Mrs. J. Percy Evans and Miss
Mittie Herbert are spending Easter at
New York city. Mrs. Robert Stribling
of Markham is the guest OF DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas 3. Cochran. in South st. Asaph
street Miss Geraldine Davis entertain
ed the members of her Sunday school
class Thursday afternoon at her home,
in Prince street. Those present were
Misses Katherine Leadbeater. Dorothy
Morton, Genevieve Peyton Shepperscn.
Caroline and Elizabeth Rust, Margaret
French. Louise Carlin, Helen. Louise
and Elizabeth Aldridge and Master
Davis. brother Of the hostess.
Lieut.. George w. Brent, Coast Artillery
Corps, Z. S. A.. son of Corporation At
torney Samuel G. Brent, and Miss Enid
Sipe, daughter of Mr.. George s. 6ipe.
were married yesterday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock at the home Of the bride at
Va.
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Chevy Chase.

Mr.. John Minor has leased the Free
man house for the spring and summer
and Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Will spend
the spring in Virginia
Mrs. Eugene E. Stevens had the mem
bers of the Chevy Chase Wednesday
Morning Reading Class as her guests
last week at the home Of Mrs. Oscar G.
Merrill.
Miss Beatrice Clephane is spending
the Easter holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter c. Clephane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Cummings
have returned from Florida, where
they spent the past ten days
Mrs. A. c. Tracy and baby, who have
been the house guests Of Mrs. Steward.
have returned to their home. at Boston.
Mass.
N J.. is the guest OF his brother-in-
law and sister Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh M
Southgate.
Mrs. p. Milburn will entertain the
Chevy Chase Bridge Club at her home
Tuesday afternoon.
Dr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Poole have
gone to Atlantic City. N. j., for short
Mrs. William W. Bride was hostess
at delightful luncheon Thursday at
- ~,,e--v .'h.se Club. given in honor
of Mrs G. c. Comstock and her daugh-
tors.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Hammett will
entertain the Chevy Chase Dancing
Glass at the Chevy Chase Library Sat-
urday efening.
ME-. Jack Bowles of Spatesville. n. c..
who has been visiting Mr.. Frank Myers
Of Mckinley street, has returned to his
home.
Mrs. Alexander McAshley will enter
tain at bridge Saturday afternoon.
Capt. Thomas K. Conrad, who is sta
toned at Chickarauga Park. Ca. spent
lest week at Chevy Chase visiting
friends.
Mr.. ard Mrs Francis Phelps enter
tanned at bridge at their home last
night.
the Easter holidays with his sister,
Mrs. NJ C. Brett.
Mrs. W. Golden Carter, who has been
visiting her son, Lieut.. Robert Carter.
at Chickamauga Park. Ga, has return
ed to her home. Miss Katherine Carter
accompanied her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Freeman have
purchased the Ker house. in East Mel
rose street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ. Southsate will
give up the oliphant house. in Grafton
street, on April l and take possession
of the Lodge, which they have leased
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brett of Cleveland,
Ohio, who have been visiting Mrs. II. l..
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FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.

Lieut.. and Mrs. Meade have gone to
Cleveland. Ohio, where Lieut.. Meade Is
now stationed. DIR. c. B. Courtney of
the state board of health has arrived
here and will continue the work DR.
E. L. Flanagan has been conducting
in the county. Capt. Rust Of Bethesda.
Md. was a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Rust. Misses Elizabeth and Julia
Swetnam spent the week end with Mrs,
Dallas Berry and were dinner guests on
Monday of Mrs. Ford Swetnam, in
Vienna. Mrs Donoldson is the guest OF
her son, Mr.. E: B. Donoldson. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Robey. who have been
spending several months in Washing
ton. were Sunday guests Of Mrs. Robeys
father, Capt. s. R. Donohoe. Mrs. Bob
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.

Mrs. william Morell stone. after q
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
H. Rucker OF Clarendon: has returned
with her little daughter. to her home in
panied by Mrs. Herman Bonney, who will
be her guest for, few weeks. Mrs.
Edward Taverner has returned to Lees
burg, after a visit to her son, Jonah
Thelma Maffett, who have been visiting
Mrs. Jonah Taverner. have returned to
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Oden May
hew have moved from haywood to
Clarendon. and are occupying the Abb
bott house. Mrs. H. Carpenter and Mrs.
Ed Harmon and son Coleman have re-
turned to Washington after visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh H. Thompson Of
Clarendon. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Sharp
and son Howard. after spending; several
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wisman, have re-
turned to their home In Clarendon. The
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Clarendon
Methodist Church held meeting Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. A. B. Davis Of
Clarendon. At recent meeting Of the
Junior Missionary Society Of the Claren-
don Methodist Church the following Of
fcers were elected: President. Miss Mil
dred Bailie: vice president, Miss Dorothy
Rodney Caldwell. 't At the % March SAl meet.
ing of the Arlington Chapter. U. D. c.,
Of Clarendon, which was held, witt, Mrs
NJ A. Rees. Mrs. Herman Bonney was
elected q delegate to represent the chap
Manassas in April: Mrs. George H.
Rucker was elected an alternate.
The public schools In the county
closed Thursday for the Easter holf-
days. Fletcher Kcmp. SUPERINTENDENT
Of the Alexandria county schools, and
Rev. George Leroy Allen, pastor OF
Clarendon Baptist Church. attended the
District Educational Association hold
at Manassas. Mss Margaret Markell,
School s q At s Fort % Eyer Heisht. ae has uIe lsfs
for her homo, at Clifton Forge, where
she will spend the Easter holidays.
Mrs Matte Bause Of Boston is the
guest Of her brother. c. T. NJ. Baker
Of Fort Myer Heixhts Rev. T. D. ?:
Clarendon 0ptist Church last Sunday
morning and evening, in the absence
Of the pastor. Mrs. Virginia Hager
and Miss Minerva Heath have returned
to Cherrydals after a visit to their
Turner has returned to Remington
after o. visit to Miss Minerva Heath Of
CherrydAle. Herbert Todd has returned
to the camp at Petersburg after a visit
stayman has returned to Columbia, Pa.
after a visit to her mother. Mrs. Sawyer
Of Woodmont. Mrs. 8. ]. Simmonds en-
tertAined the Dominion Heights En-
broidery Club at her Dominion Heights
home Thursday. DR.. James H. walton,
after a visit to his daughter. at Rich
-7ond. has returned to his home, In
Cherrydafe. The Cherrydale fire de-
parriaent held banquet in the school
auditorium. A number. of Alexandria
county ofiicials. made speeches At a
recent meeting Of the Aid and Mission
ary Society Of the Bal1ston Presbyte-
rian Church the following officers were
sleoted for tho ensuing year: Presi-
president, Mrs. Foster: second vice
president, Mrs. Mamie Gray; secretary,
Mrs. Curtis Gilbert; treasurer. Mrs. VIII
liam Livingston. A special war fund
contrib ution was voted upon, amount
ing to $5.'
BETHESDA, MD.
Eiaa,,ty I.odpe q CT ceI.h,...a
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dinner Monday in honor Of her guest.
Mrs. Smith.
ROCKVILLE, MD.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Gassaway have
returned to their home near Darnestown.
after spending several months visiting in
eafoTnia ~, MISSES ketna .ts5 EdmSnGs s,tS o.
ersburg, students at the State Normal
School. Baltimore. are spending the Easter
holidays at the homes Of their parents
Miss Will Lou Gray. supervisor OF primary
schopls for this county. has been spending
a few days at her home near Spartanburg.
8. c. A few days ago Mrs. Harry w.
Davis entertained a few friends. all over
eighty years Of age, at luncheon at her
home near Sandy Spring. her guests being
Mrs. Elizabeth Iddings. Miss Ellen Far
quhar. Miss Francis Stabler and Miss
H. Buck, who recently underwent an oper-
alton in a Washington hospital and who
for several days was critically i'll. Is re-
ported to be gradually improving and her
ence E. Anders Of the aviation service has
been spending a few days at his home
here. Prof. and Mrs. Moses j. Hollinger.
until recently principal and assistant
at Sandy Spring. this county. have given
up teaching and have removed to Wash
ington. Miss Catherine Howard. stu
dent at tho State Normal School, Balu-
tho home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Howard, at Brookeville. Mrs. r.
Bentley Thomas was the hostess at bef
home at Sandy Spring at the last meeting
and vicinity. The annual meeting of the
Montgomery County Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs will be held at Sandy Spring
in May. To make arrangements the Off
GERS of the federation visited Sandy Spring
a few days ago and were entertained at
luncheon by club women of Sandy Spring.
Little Misses Helen Bird. Charlotte Mills,
Elizabeth Jones and Master Elgar Jones
were recently entertained at luncheon by
Mrs Harry W. Davis at her home at
Sandy Spring. George P. Fields of Wash
ington spent several days visiting rela-
tive3 in Rockville during the week.
Evening star., 1918-03-31

Brett, have returned to their home.
Miss Svrst of Chambersburgs Pa. who
has been the house guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. GeorgeaNinchesteri stone, has re-
turned to hsr home, .sr.- j.
There was q large attendance at the
Chevy Chase. Nd. surgical dressing
class, held last Thursday the day be-
ing changed for that week onlv, The
next meeting will ;be held on Friday.
from 10. am. to 8 pm.
Every Marylander Is urged to be pres,
ent at the public, meeting, which will
be held on April 20 at the Chevy Chase
Public Library at s pm, under
the auspices of the Chevy Chase
branch Of the Montgomery County
Chapter of tho American Red Cross.
The Governor Of Maryland. Emmerson
C. Harrington, will mako the principal
address. Other speakers wifi be state
preside; Mr.. Preston B. Ray. chairman
OF the Montgomery County Chapter OF
the Red Cross. and Mr.. e. D. Hathaway.
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- =
In Nearby
Society Circles
LYNcHBURa.' VA.

Mrs. Robert D. Tucker has. been visit
ing Mrs w. "A. Taylor. Fred Harper,
grand exalted ruTer' of the Elks. has re-
turned from Washington, Mrs. l.
Irvine, Clark OF Macon Ga, is visiting
her. parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. ". Neu-
bauer. Mrs W. A. Hodges and daugh-
ter, Pauline Lee. Of Hampton. have gone
to Brunswick, Nd, to visit relatives.
They were accompanied by Mrs. H. W.
langley Of Hampton. 8. c. Mrs. 9. b.
Bennin gton Is visiting in Norfolk Miss
Ruth jennings is visiting in Charleston:
s. c. Mrs. Jennie Burks Williams OF
Washington has been visiting relatives
here. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Cash have
returned from visits in Richmond.
Washington and Baltimore. Mrs. A. w.
Perry has returned to Roanoke after
a visit here with her. son. j. D. Perry.
DIR. Charles NJ. Hatcher has returned to
training in the Navy at Norfolk. after
a stay. here with relatives. Mrs. +. H.
Beard has returned from a visit in
Newport. News. Mrs Robert strother
has returned home from Washington
Mrs. A. Lynch Ward has returned from
a visit in Atlanta, Ga. Mr.. and Mrs.
York city.
Evening star., 1918-03-31

its thirteenth anniversary Tuesday
evening at Wilson Hall: There was
musical program, after which refresh
ali-day sewing for the Red Cross at
the home of Miss Bessie Hodges. on
old Georgetown road. next "Wednesday.
Rev. DR.. Parke Floufnoy and his
daughter. Miss Nellie. have returned to
the manse. after spending several
weeks in Washington. Miss Myrtle
Robertson and Miss Ruth Tull have re-
turned to Baltimore, after visit with
3. r. Elmore is spending tho week in
New York. Mrs. Lottie Rockenbrodt
and daughter, Miss Margaret. of. Lock
Haven. Pa, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mclaughlin of New York were guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch G..
Johnson. DR.. and Mrs. William H.
Magic and two sons of Duluth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Magic of New York and
week with Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Magic at
Alta Vista. The Newcomb Club is to
give tea next Friday afternoon from
2 to z:s0 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
walter E. Perry.
HERNDoN, VA.
Mrs. T. Edgar Aud entertained the
Monday. Bridge Club, Mrs. Orland A.
Chamblin making highest score. Dr.
Ralph Van Sickler Chamblin leaves this
week for Camp Lee. Petersburg, Va. DR..
Gray yson Fitz Hugh and Mrs. Fitz Hugh OF
Mckeesport, Pa. have been guests Of Mr.
ana Mrs. Harvey. e. Hanes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allan stowell. who spent the winter
in Washington, have opened their home
hero. Mrs. William N. Ayre, who has
Ayre. In New York. has been with Mrs
Thomas H. Walker, on Chantilly Heights,
Herndon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest DJurfen,
who have been for some time In Washing
ton. are again established in their home in
Herndon Heights. Seret Harry Tinsman
and Mrs. Tinsman Of Quantico spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs Madison A.
kenfield. Mrs. Conrad Choate of Wash
inEton spent the week end with relatives
here. Mrs. Steele Of Lanham. Md. is
Webster. Miss Nelson of Washington
spent the week end with Mrs. Asa Eu-
gene Bradshaw. Mr.. and Mrs Adolpn
Richmond of Vienna have been visiting
Mr and Mrs. Arthur w. Cummins. Miss
Lillian Shear Of Washington has been the
guest Of relatives. The Music Study
Club was entertained on Friday evening
by Mrs William l. Robey. Miss Gene
We've Groom and Miss Hazel Claus of
Sterling have been house guests Of Mrs.
daughters have been guests of Mrs W.
II. Frye of Washington. The marriage of
Mrs May Edith Coleman Of Hunter, Va,
and John c. Phillips of Washington took
Phillips formerly spent much time In
Herndon. where she has host Of friends.
Miss Lucy Wilkins of the Fredericksburg
Normal School has been tho guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. Magnus T. Wilkins Charles
H. Russell Of Champagne, Ill. has been
the guest Of DR.. Charles F. Russell Mrs.
Jacob Starr of PhiladeIphia has been yis-
ittng Mrs. William Tippett. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Lowe of Washington have been
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. C. Parker .Sebisco
Z. Chaplin and Miss Chaplin entertained
Farmers Club, No. l. at an alI-day meet
ing Thursday. Miss Mary Mcclure OF
Dranesville and Miss Nellie Wheeler OF
Browns Chapel have been guests Of Mrs.
Benjamin F. MCGUIRE