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bridge luncheon Tuesday, in the
home az her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira T.. Cannon, in Rosemont. in honor
Of Miss Harriet Taylor Of Overbrook,
pa. who is the house guest OF Miss
Virginia Dare. The players We're
Miss TAYLOR, Miss Dare, Miss Marian
Diefaelt Miss Susan Snnoot Thomson,
Miss Elizabeth Swan, Miss Adelaide
Kirk Risdon, Miss Evelyn Peake, Miss
Margaret Adams, Miss Elizabeth
Rust, Miss Kitty Reese and MISS
Florence Mcleod.
Miss Dare entertained Thursday Tor
her guest, Miss Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm f. MADDEN.
Miss Margaret Warwick, Miss Mary
Hunt Roberts and Mr.. Kenneth Stab
Ter motored to Warrenton Tor the non
day.
Young Mr.. Gardner Lloyd Boothe.
ir., son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner
Lloyd Boothe. is spending the sum-
mer at Camp Wallula, New London,
n. H. conducted by Mr.. Hoban, Of
Gilman's School, Baltimore.
Mrs. Baylor and Miss Isabelle Bay
lor of High Point, N. c.. are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN M. Bayol
and Miss Sara Bayol, on Braddock
Heights.
Mrs. David Janney Howell. Miss
Emily Gibson and Miss Florence Bar
clay left July for Charles Town, w.
Va. to open the country home OF the
former for the summer Mr.. DAVID
Janney Howell and Mr.. Beaudric l..
Howell will spend the week ends at
Charles Town.
DIR. Frank NJ. billiard has returned
from a weeks visit in New York City.
Capt. Marvel III. Parsons, United
States Army, and Mrs. Parsons Of
Green Valley, near Alexandra, ac-
companied their house guest, Mrs. O.
HI. Lougino, to her home at Fort
Monroe, for the week end aid holiday.
Mrs. Parsons mother and sister,
Mrs. George Uhler and Miss Kathrin
Griffith Uhler. spent the week end at
Green Valley with Master Charles
Parsons.
Mrs. Carroll Ashby and Mrs. Wiz.
gfnia Givens of Canada, who were on
a motor trip to Hagerstown, Nd, We're
the guests last week of Mrs. Ashny's
son and daughter-in-Iaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Ashby.
Mrs. Julian T. Bowman and little
Mr.. Julian T. Bowman, jr., are visit.
ing relatives in Cuipeper. Mr.. Bow
man spent the week end with his fam
lily.
Miss jeanette Yates Cochran, who
returned last week from D visit TO her
uncle ana aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Bobert
s. Cochran. at The Plains, left in q
few days for Wrightsville Beach,
N. c., where she was the guest of Miss
Mary Strange Morgan Of Raleigh.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Bell returned
last week to her home in Belhaven,
II. c., after a visit to her cousin, Miss
Amelia Jones.
Mr. James Lee Of Richmond was
the week end guest of his sonin-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland
Kidd.
DIR. and Mrs. BENJAMIN r. Iden OF
Manassas and Washington visited
Mrs. Charles E. Nicol during the
week.
Miss Ethel King has returned from
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Cumberland Mountain
Resort Gives Program

The VIII Mountain Inn on Wills
Mountain, near Cumberland. Md. was
en- fete the entire week end 90 the
Fourth. Among the most interesting
Of the special events was an I'M
prOmptu entertainment arranged on
the piazza Monday afternoon by the
guests. Mrs. r. ~. McGeOch Of
Baltimore gave AN exceptionally fine
piano recital OF patriotic airs. and
national songs by the allied countries
and OF the best known songs Of the
World War, by the assembled company
led by Mrs. Russell Barrett OF Balu.
more and New York, formerly Mile.
Angelo Veidrenes' OF Paris.
Interspersed with the musical mum.
bers were several beautiful solo
dances by Mrs. Barrett. Among others
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Z.
Cover, Mr.. and Mrs. GeAfge T. Kolb.
Miss Mary c. Burr, Miss Edith de
Cairos Of Washington: Mrs. j. II.
Botz. Mr.. w. Herbert Botz, Mr.. F. ~.
McGeoch and Master Warren ".
McGeoch. Miss Georgia Anne Poehl-
man of the official staff OF the Mary
land conservation department, and
Mr.. Russell Barrett and Miss Sarah
Harrison Powell of Baltimore: Mrs.
Richard Belly of Kelfield, Canada.
Mrs. Fordyce Baker Casweil Of New
York, and Mrs. Lydia Armstrong
Of Spring Valley. ". Y.
Mrs. Caroline Purman and her
daughter. Miss Purman. were among
the arrivals of the past week at the
Wills Mountain Inn, Cumberland,
from Washington. One OF the most
popular guests of the season at the
inn is Mrs. Richard Belly of Kelfield,
Saskatchewan, Canada. Mrs. Belly Is
one of the best known and most en-
terprising women ranchers Of the
great wheat raising section of north
west Canada, where she owns and OPP
crates an S00-acre wheat ranch near
Kelfeld.
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Old Virginia Resort
Resounds to Eloquence
OF Chauncey NJ. Depew

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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Lloyd Boothe
have returned from Cape May, N. J..
where they spent the week end anu
holiday.
Mrs. j. Randall Cation entertained
at q tea Friday afternoon at the Belle
Haven Country Club, in honor Of Mrs.
Wallace Downs. who, with Prof.
Downs, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rice Of Pittsburgh.
Pa, In their Summer home near
Mount Vernon. Prof. Downs has been
on the faculty of the English Uni
versity in India for ten years, and Is
now on furlough.
Miss Dorothy Morton has returned
from q visit to Mr.. and Mrs. John 3.
Deming in Baltimore. Cadet p. Mon
cure Morton OF the United States NIL.
itary Academy. West Point, who is
with his parents, the Rev. DIR. and
Mrs. William jackson Morton, for the
Summer, has just returned from g
visit to his brother, Lieut.. William
Jackson Morton, U. s. A., at Fort
Monmouth, N. j.
Miss Margaret Moore, Mr.. Raymond
wolford, Mr.. John J.. Hughes, Mr..
Stanfeigh Swan and Mr.. Dallas Rand
are back from Culpeper, where they
were members of a house, party given
by Miss Franklin Neal over the week
end end the horse show.
Among the AlexandrianS who at
tended the Culpeper horse show and
dances were Miss Mae Cavanaugh,
Miss Inez Moore, Miss Amelia Jones,
Miss Elizabeth Warwick, Miss Gene.
We've Shepperson. Miss Mary Hunt
Roberts, Miss Mabel Blunt, Mr..
George Darst Mr.. Charles M. sleeper
son, jr.: Mr.. Allen Jones, Mr.. Wiliiam
Noncure, Mr.. Norman Lawler, Mr..
Robert G. Whitton, Mr.. Richard E.
Ross. Mr.. Martin ID. Delaney, IT., and
Mr.. Richard Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. George =. Petit and
their two little daughters. Barbara
and Jean Petit of Westfield, N. y,
are the guests OF Mrs. Petit'S parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James r.. Mansfield.
Miss Elizabeth Warwick is visiting
Mrs John Thomas Sadler. in Jockeys
Vile, Md.
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcclure We're
guests the weekend OF DIR. and Mrs.
Stuart Mcclure in Richmond.
Miss Margaret French is spending
the Summer at Ogontz Camp in New
Hampshire.
Miss Courtenay Page Waller and
Miss Anne Carter Waller, daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Joyce Waller.
are at Camp Mataola, Maryland. for
the Summer.
Miss Alice Virginia Maddox, of
Marshall. FauQuier County. Va, was
the guest for the week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Holden, in Rosemont.
Miss Helen Cannon entertained at
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As usual IN these sales we must ask you to let
yc,ir selections Be final As we cannot accept re-
turns 81 make exchanges.
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Midsummer Social Life
In Chevy Chase Holds
Interest Of Residents
Entertainment Assume
Many Agreeable Phases
For This and Next Month.

Mrs. William r. Myers. her son,
Mr.. Frank Myers. and Miss Alice
Hutchinson sailed Tuesday on board
the S. S. Aquitania for Europe, where
they will spend the Summer touring
France, Germany. Italy, Spain and
Belgium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick b. Wright
and their children have gone to
Annisuuam. Mass, where they have
taken a cottage for the Summer
months. Mr.. Wright returned Tues
day and win join his family later
in the Summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Z. kunkel
are spending week in Slatington,
Pa, where they are visiting MT.
Kunkeps parents.
back from Squam Lake, ". H., where
thew have been on their wedding
trip. Mrs. Young was formerly MISS
Helen Sommers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thompson
have returned to their home In
Atlanta, Ca. after visiting Mr.
Thompson's parents, Mr.. and MRS.
Horton G. Thompson.
Miss Katherine Moore of German
town. Pa, Is the house guest OF her
uncle ana aunt, DR., and Mrs. Will
liam Blum, on Elm street.
Mrs. Philip Gle with her sons,
Philip and John. left Tuesday for
Duxbury, Mass, where they VIII
spend the Summer with Mrs. Giles
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. But
trick.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Byrne of Joceiyn
street, Mr.. A. w. Henderson and Miss
Corrine Anderson motored to Fred
erick, Md. where they spent the
week end.
Mrs. ". Harold Smith and her
daughters, Adelaide and Peggy. spent
the week end at Round Bay. Nd,
as the guests OF her sister. Mrs.
Thatcher of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ID. KiddRr
entertained the members of their
club at dinner and bridge last eve
ming.
turned to her home, on Mckinley
street, after spending several days at
Atlantic City, N. j., where she mo-
tored with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry DeCoursey and
their son, Randall, are again In their
home on Military road, after spend
ing several weeks in Sanford. Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Winnemore
spent the week end at Capon Springs,
w. Va.
Mrs. p. n. Anderson entertained
the members of her club at luncheon
and bridge Friday in her Summer
home, at Bay Ridge. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Steward and
their sons are spending the Summer
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visit to Miss Florence Kincheloe in
the home Of Mrs. E. Wood Weir, IN
Manassas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bendheim
spent the week at Atlantic City.
The Rev. r. J.. Lambert and Mrs.
Lambert OF Rosemont left Tuesday
for Orkney Springs. Va. for the month
Of July.
Mrs. J. Cameron Wemyss and. lit
tie Miss Patricia Anne Wemyss are
visiting Miss Anne 10th at her home
in Staunton.
Mr.. Jack Dinwiddie Of Atlanta, Ga,
has been the guest for the week OF
North Alfred street.
Miss Catherine Adams entertained
Ave tables OF bridge Tuesday evening
in honor of the first wedding anniyer
sary OF her brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph lk. Larson q
Norfolk, who were the guests OK Mrs
I,arson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
B. Adams.
Miss A. B. Rudd Of Richmond spent
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
G. Spittie, on Seminary Hill.
The Right Rev. Thomas C. Darst
Bishop OF North Carolina, was the
guest last week of his mother-in-law
Mrs. George Wise. and his son, Mr.
George Wise DaEst, who has beer
with his grandmother for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Dare, theil
son and daughter, Mr.. Edgar Dare
and Miss Virginia Dare, and their
house guest. Miss Harriet Taylor OF
Overbrook, Pa. spent the week END a
Bluemont. Va.
Miss Agnes Quay and Miss Esthea
Quay have returned TO their home II
1 Susan Smooth Thomson, In Rosemont
| Mr.. and Mrs. T.. s. Carpenter Of
Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer White
hurst Of Norfolk and Mr.. and Mrs
Bailey Ballenger OF Leesburg, Va.
spent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
j. Fl. Ballenger.
Ensign p. w. Watson Of the United
States Naval Academy. Annapolis, wal
the guest for the week end and holi.
day OF his cousins, DIR. C. C. Bockey
| u. s. N, and Mrs. Bockey.
Miss Amonett Gordon. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Gordon, IL
spending the month Of July at Canr
MataOka, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. James SnnOOt Snaythe
and Miss Betsy Lowe Smythe have ~
turned from q motor trip to Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aylett B. Nicol have
returned from their wedding trip and
will be at home after August l, at 601
| Queen street
| Miss AnnabeiIe Potterfield Coffman
was the guest last week Of Miss
Francis Blackwell in Front Royal, Va,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. HI. Coffman and
Miss Virginia Coffman have completed
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are at the Homestead from Holm
| Hall, Alexandria They registered at
/ the clubhouse. Mrs. Wilson. also, Is
taking the baths. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward G. Siggers came down from
| Washington, also Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Randolph Cooke, who made short
visit. Mrs. Lansing Sinnonds and Mr..
Washington colony, as have also Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Henry
and their family are passing the Sum-
mer at the Homestead, during which
time Mrs. Henry will give several
luncheons, and with Mr.. Henry at
least one large dinner. Mr.. Henry,
who is member of the Rock Creek
Hunt, has arranged for several runs
of the famous F'assifern pack. Last
year with Mr.. Edward Ilsley of the
Radnor Hunt, Mr.. Henry organized
several old-time country hunts. The
by Lieut.. Col. Henry A. G. de Rubio
Of New York, Is in excellent condi-
ton. The region of the upper Jack
son River is admirably adapted for
the chase, with ample quarry in the
native fox of the country about.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Foster Talbot came
down from Baltimore to remain over
the holidays with his brother Capt.
William NJ. Talbot and Mrs. Talbot
at Broadlawn Mr.. and Mrs. George
M. Harsh and Mr.. and Mrs. Morton
Samuels are In the Baltimore colony
at the Homestead Mr. and Mrs
George Barr McCutcheon are inter-
esting members Of the Summer col.
ony. The noted novelist is dividing
his holiday between. rest and new
book. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Chit
tendon are shortly to arrive from
New York. Mr.. Richard Dix, cinema
star, came down from New York for
a week of golf and riding.
The annual meet Of the Virginia
State Golf Association was held dur.
ing the week at the Cascades course.
This is the first large meet to be held
at the Cascades. and 1t has very finely
demonstrated the golfing possibilities
Of the new course. The Cascades Inn,
adjoining the golf course, Is open for
the Summer.
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PIANO DEGREES GIVEN.
Virgil clavier School Exercises
Held at Women's Club.

Closing exercises of the Virgil
Clavier Piano School, of which Miss
Georgia E. Miller is director. were
held at the Women's City Club, 22
Jackson place, on the evening of
wednesday, June 30, attended by
parents and friends of the pupils.
Teachers and performers certifl,
Gates wereN awarded at the exercises
to Margaret Larcombe Loane Of
washington. Amelia Suastegui of the
Mexican embassy and George G. Corn
well of Forestville, Va. Gold medals
for application and progress In the
intermediate class were awarded to
Ruth House and Frances Rogers.
A program of piano selections was
given by the above.named pupils with
Florence Storm and Elinor Webb.
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Midsummer Social Life
Gay at Maryland Capital
Changes in Residence and Entertaining at Acad
envy Makes Gay July Days-Many Hostesses
For Dinner, Tea and Luncheon Parties.

napolis anu opened her apartment on
Maryland avenue. Her son. Lieut..
Glover. u s. N, on duty in Washing
ton. spent last week end with his
mother.
Dr.. Enoch Barton Carey, president
of st. Johns College. Mrs. Carey and
their children have moved to Arun.
del-on.the.B Bay, where they have taken
q cottage for the Summer.
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The St. Paul echo., 1926-02-20
WELCOME HALL NOTES

At the Lincoln Day program held
at the hall Friday, February IL, an
American flag was presented to the
Welcome Hall Fairgrounds. by Mrs.
George Dahlberg, representing the
Capital City Past Presidents Club,
Daughters of Veterans. Mr.. James
Suydam received the flag for the We'll
come Hall Playground, of which he
is chairman.
Lawyer Hammond Turner made
the principal address of the after
noon.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Melker &C
companied group of boys from the
Junior Choir on Sunday afternoon,
February IA, to Olivet Congregation
al Church on Dewey and Iglehart.
They sang several songs. This church
helped to finance Missionary schools.
This month they are sending money
to colored school in Mississippi.
The Arcadian Club Boys will start
their hand carving on wood Saturday
morning, under the instruction of
Miss Margaret Benjamin.
The St. Paul echo., 1926-02-20
PAST EXALTED RULERS TO
REVIVE OLD-TIME SPIRIT

The Past Exalted Rulers Council
No. 80, Mimi, I. B. P. o. E. of W.,
gave their first annual ball and Val
entine party at the South Side Audi
forum Monday evening, February
Is. During the intermission Miss
Meredith Sizer, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Sizer, ballet dancer, enter
tanned the audience with an interpre-
tive number in toe dancing and was
enthusiastically received and gra-
ciously responded to an encore. Past
Exalted Ruler Talmadge B. Carey
presented Miss Sizer with beautiful
boQuet of roses and carnations.
The entertainment as a whole was
of high order. District Deputy Jos.
Levy acted as chairman. The COM
mittee of arrangements and the
Council" are to be commended on
this, their initial affair.
The St. Paul echo., 1926-02-20
PRISONER USES WIRE TO
DO STRANGLE SUICIDE
Preston News Service

Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. .-Alexan-
der Woods, prisoner in the Western
penitentiary, ended his life last
Thursday night by strangling himself
with piece of wire, which he had
attached to an electric light fixture
in his cell. The body was found at
9 o'clock Friday morning by a guard,
who instituted search of the range
when Woods did not appear in his
place in the lineup.
Woods was committed for a term
of four to five years by the courts Of
Allegheny County after conviction of
burglary and receiving stolen goods.
The St. Paul echo., 1926-02-20
St. Paul Baptist Church.

All services last Sunday were well
attended and greatly enjoyed.
The fourth annual banquet and
program of the st. Paul Baptist
Church will be held at the church on
Tuesday evening, March 2.
1t is remarkable that there have
been only two Sunday offerings at
st. Paul Baptist church, below $50. 90
since 1924 and that was during the
pastors absence.
Both choirs are making prepara-
lions for sacred concerts which will
be followed by brief Sunday evening
sermons.
Deacons Harris, Stevenson, Woods,
Collins and Edwards are in action for
rally for the fourth Sunday. Each
deacon is assisted by a company of
members and friends.
Faith and Courage or Doubts and
Cowardice" is the subject of the pas
tors Sunday morning sermon. All
are welcome.
The St. Paul echo., 1926-02-20
St. James A. NJ. E. Church Notes

Sunday, February 81, at P. NJ,
is the big get-together meeting at
st. James. Don't fail to hear Rev.
Burton. There will be representa-
tives from each official board auxil-
larry of all the colored churches in
the city. The meeting will start
promptly at 3 o'clock, and we will
appreciate the cooperation of every
body in this get-together meeting.
We are expecting a great time at
the silent social of the Poor and
Needy Club, Monday afternoon and
evening, February %, at the resi-
dence of the president, 1916 E.
Franklin Ave.
Brother James Dover, who has
been quite ill for some time, is able
to sit up around his home and he
appreciates having the church mem
bers call to see and cheer him.
We all rejoiced last Sunday when
Miss Altha Washington returned to
her place in the church after brief
sickness.
Mrs. iona Morgan, who has been
very sick, is improving.
Mrs. J. T. Griffin, who has been
ill, is able to be out, to the delight
of all.
The Stewards Willing Workers
Club will be re-organized Friday aft
ernoon, February 26.
All arrangements have been made
for the prize entertainment at St.
James March II.
1t is quite strange how some i'm
portant facts are kept from the peo-
pie. Did you know that st. James
A. M. E. Church at 314- 18th Ave.
So. is the best located church of the
race in Minneapolis? There are sew
en- street car lines and three bus lines
which run within one and one-half
short blocks of the church. And aside
from this, st. James has as good an
auditorium as any race church in the
city, and there are some other things
we will speak of later.