,X«HK~X~X~H~XKK,**X~X~>*X*v%*,X' *:* ENGAGEMEN1* ANNOUNCED | 937-939 Jftfw Sc ^rtT_*. No Branch i BSEHIit j F Street. igertyroB. Stores. i E. F. DROOP & SONS CO. J | r Until furtlier notice Store opens at 8:30 and closes «t .- ai. X 1300 G Street New Year Pleasures. tV The seventh annual banquet of tlie I OurTasklsClearaince.andYou Res Fruits of It. Sigma Delta Fraternity was held at the ipthe | INVITE YOU R ATTENTION TO New Ebbitt New Year eve. Toastmaster J. Redaction is a term fraugli t with meaning her'c and now. \\ liile yet the { E. Jones a address important Clarence gave short of the season is stil1 before we must on r for the spring. THE BEAUTIFUL NEW on the progress of the fraternity in the £ major part you begin preparations The first c distinctiv< and worth- * 1913 MODE! past year, after which Mr. Harry H. | step is the clearance if present stocks.the styles decidedly Burroughs of the Central High School of £ ful values that have won such approval and given us the mo:-t successful season the Spe- *> this city was introduced as the principal cialty Store has ever enjoyed. speaker of the evening. Toasts were by £ '£ Herbert Haar, Benjamin Dann, James Hoover, Harold I}avis and Theodore Cox. tENDON Other speakers were Mr. George Harvey Suits. Dresses. of Wesleyan, W. Doherty of Michigan Coats. |V .-CLAI and Nelson McKernan of the Technical of the Plain and Diagonal Serges. Serges and Soft Silks; some V | A High School of this city. After the ban- Splendid variety Fancy Corduroys and the quet tho members retired to their club- Diagonal Serges. ChinchillasPopular weaves; plain tailoredMannish with Robespierre collar; fancily »*, house on 14th street and ushered in the Jackets or fancy trimmed; with lire and w ut. j a rpu trimmed with dainty Y fO ,\e» 1 ear wuii souk ana uam e. inu^e and weaves, In all the normal or high waist line; edges, V F1AJN Fancy new and present were Mr. H. IT. Burroughs, guest; de£ pockets and cuffs bound with silk buttons; decidedly efTec- .J. Clarence E. Jones, toastmaster; T. sirable colors: velvet and button hraid; guaranteed satin lined. tive models, and made with espe- *:* WIL L BE chainian committee; Skirts with high waist line, WHICH HENCEFORTH Tyler, banquet Thornburg t* trimmed, and cut In the best clal care of de- Fred Austin, Mark DeGrange. George to match the Jackets. finished y RETAILED 1 O EVERYBODY Harvey, William Dolierty, I.awrence mod| Leonard. James O'ConneJl. Andrew ' AT THE NE1IV PRICE, terly, John Gales. Marsden Bennett,Huti $20 values. . $12.50 $29 values . . $12.50 William Searight, George Kraft, Ralph $32.50 values, $19.50 f Keifer, Nelson McKernan, Walter & ij Chinchillas, Serges. Boucles and j Maurice Colbert, Herbert Haar. O. Imported Weaves, both plain Evening I>iesses, in tjhanneuse <« $275.00 Ivibbey, Double-faced Cloths; trimmed fancy; man-tailored or H. Peary, J. Hoover, Benjamin Dann. ^nd and Soft Silks; all colors; entire X Harry Gordon, Roy Sexton, Raymond with fancy braid, velvet and with braid and buttons;trimmed Paul G. Giles. Theodore guaranteed satin lined; Skirts tunic crystal trimmed; draped This Piano Is Sold E on Its Merits Beach. Putskl, tons; choice of many shades,but:*all with high waist line; plain or ntirely Cox, Frank Johnson. A. Baily, David pannier effect. Assorted colors. skirts, with sash; and corsage *t. Nellson. H. McElfresh, L. Saunders, H. I* of them desirable. -f rk an IT IS A THOROUGHLY WI:LL MADE INSTRUMENT. Dulin, L. VanDoren. Andrew Smith, I). with each Gown. I v McKinney, Harold Davis. R- Putnam, H. i* | $30 values . . 5plV.5U POSSESSING A MELLC>W TONE AND A Northrop, A. Burley, Robert Gannett, £ values. . $25.00 t So John Hardie. J. Jadwin. Russell Lynch, Chiffon Broadcloth and Donald Corduroy, Eponge and Plain $50 values . . $25.00 SPONSIVE ACTION WILL GIVE RETHAT Norman Miller, Robert Ransom, '> anteed Sealette, with imitationGuarx V the finest f Merlin, John Griggshy, Walter Zirple, and Diagonal Serges, SA fur* shawl collar of weaves; tailor made; y ENTIRE T1SFACT10N John Jayne, Aaron Bradshaw, Lewis Ross trimming; deep imported Dresses, in a variety V and Hall. j£ or fancily trimmed with braid; Evening \ George £ and cuffs; lined with Skinner's lined with guaranteed satin. of dainty materials and in all *:* Ulriftc wlfh bltrh cr\ n ttlo in IT IS THE BEST VALUE FOR THE MONEY ! In honor of Miss Fannie Glass of >* satin and with handsome silk »'«»! »» »V»« »« li (til ' V , I'KIIII shades. Fancy plaiting, lace ami or finished to maton the »rh r^i /-> r> r» Pa., a watch party, was givenPhiladelphia, frog. faneily button' trimming; pannier skirts, ! WE HAVE ON UUK hLWK3 . New Year eve by Miss M. Schaffer at her £ Jackets. lace and button trimmed; silk residence, 739 7th street northwest. The lined throughout. guests were Misses Minnie So 'after, $45 and nn (1*111 nie Glass, Lena Lewis, Mallie Lewis, . . . .FULLY WARRAN'rED TEN YEARS. Fan| $40 Values $25.00 $50 values . . pO^.UU $30 values . 3> I V.nU Reba Appelstein, Lillian Horn, Gertrude I | MONTHLY PAYMIEMTS ACCEPTED Schmidt and Annie April, and Messrs. li=.=..=.=.!l .I I Abe Johnny Goldberg. Sol 5: ' Katz, Joe Lowenthal, Ben Venesky, Goldstein,Jack Rodisky, Sydney Galvin. Leon Feltzer, All Trimmed Hats ]Reduced. Silk Waists Reduced, t Irving Mlntz and Mr. Jeffries. £| Dainty V .and are all Mayer Ifats.exe!lusive in Messa Taffeta.in Black and nil E. F. & SONS CO. A New Year eve party was given at £ they sharpy Chiffon, iline, the *t* DROOP J. and design; rich In materials. The re's a big va- desirable colors; entirely new styles.some advance *t* the residence of Mr. and Mrs. 11. M. two alike. STEINWAY | ^nr Carver, tiOl L street southeast, in honor J ,t, riety.but no spring models. PIANOS * JVV) Q ST. of their daughter. Miss Ora Carver. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Sheahan gave MISS ALICE M VIDE SIMPSON, $1.98 $3.98 315.00 $2.50 $2.98 $3.50 a watch party New Year eve in honor | S who M. | ^laughter of Mr. ntul Mr*. Ci. Warfleltl iinp.Hon, will marry Unn||;a John for the for the for the for for for .*H on «*. IT W V ...» »f \lni $3.08 $.Y0ft of their daughter Catherine. The guests » I L O* BUU VA i"1,' I « « nutl Mr*. Itlclinrd S. Sylvester. >> $.">.00 Hats. S7.5<» Hats. S10 iind Ilats. Waists. enjoyed dancing, and at a later hour $15 Waists. Waists. y suppeV was served. >X~X"X"X«XK~X~X^~X"X^~X*<~X": those presentAmongwere the Misses j,lg her aunt, Mrs. J. Rodisky, and also Dougherty, Dudley Lawrence, Percy Mary Cannon, Anna McCarthy. Eva p er sehool chum. Miss L. Lewis, left Bowen, Billy Hutehins, Burton Corning. Brown, Lid wine Murphy, Marion Murphy, y her in Washington for home Philadelphia Beck. Mrs. Paul Beck Will come to Frances Hayes, Pauline Ewald, Helen j. riday afternoon. Miss Ruth Hoskinson. assisted by Miss ' McLean Marie Woolnough, May Kelley, Ellen Contner, received New Year day Washington, accompanied by her young Mae Margaret and son, and will occupy the apartment of Murray, Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Minster from 4 to f> at. the home of the former, her mother-in-law in the Portner. She Gibson, Helen White an;l Messrs.Charlottep Miss Dorothy, of Ontario roaddaughter,left 1419 Chapin titreet northwest. T. Gillespie Walsh, John Chevalah, yaturday to spend the New Year at will place her son in school here. s Thomas Carlin, , Gates Rapp, Arthur oild and later will Senator Thomas II. Mrs. mura I Point I imQVSW Comfort, Va., Paynter, Miss Ruth has been in New Emery. Joseph Ganeau, Archie Myers, v isit in of Mrs. and their Mr. Pollock Paynter Campbell Norfolk, the guests son, PavnterYork for two weeks Mr. and t Robert Zachery, Edmund Burke, Anthony a lex Hofheimer. are at the Cochran for the season. visiting Mayhew, John Brockwell, Harry Mrs. George Fox, formerly of this city. Depew Chauncev. George Frazier.Moulding,Mrs. William Hahn and daughters, Miss Louise Fairfax Robertson expects Paul John who as her the Cairo Miss Lawrence Mr. Rufus Hardy, who has been Hines. Lynch. Paul Burrows, ilisses Rae and Beatrice Hahn, guest at the holidays with his parents.spending Paul Callahan, James Hayes, Mr. and have been traveling abroad for several Swearingen of Louisville, Ky. Miss and Mrs. has Mrs. M. T. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. Bur- n will sail for home this week. ! will arrive on Hardy, -eturnedRepresentative if lonths, Swearingen Tuesday. to Texas, where he is attending college. im JTSMtt rows, Mrs. Rose and Mr. John Caddigan nmw and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kroek have as of Boston. Mrs. Rudolph Hehrend Miss Nordlinger have cards out forGerona their guests at Florence Court, Mrs. Matthews of Texas, who has been A delightful reception given by the bridge to be given at Rauscher's Friday, Kroek's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Polleys visiting Mrs. Jack Beall, wife of Choir Club of the in honor of Mrs. Louis of St. Minn. Beall. during the holidayRepresentative ) First Jaauary Paul, HEN^ Spiritualist 10, WOMEN'S mces has returned to Annoi Church was held this now of eollege. season, New Year evening at Eiiseman, formerly of city, the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mills, o-l A tlanta, Ga. Senator and Mrs. Newell Sanders spent Rhode Island avenue northwest. Music the holidays with their daughters at their formed a ple«rsing feature of Mr. and Mrs. M. Spear of New York, homes in Tennessee. Cireude vocal w ho have been traveling in the south, solos being renderedentertainment,by Miss Mrs. Alexandria. ,h Thelma Payne, Mr. J. R. Morgan, Mr. wrere the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Lee Overman, the wife of Senator Fred Christ and Mrs. Merle A A.dler. Overman, left last week for her home , Januai Reductions Morgan. in N. but to re- 'special C'orresixuidcnoc of The Star. reading followed by Miss Mabel Kraus. Salisbury, C., expects tOCS_J? ry of York Is the turn li>13. Special Mr. M. Stern New shortly. Va., January 4,. Refreshments were served amid a chorus ALEXANDRIA, R uest of his mother, Mrs. B. Stern, of The New Year dance of the Alexandria of "Happy New Years." Mrs. Robert C. Wickliffe and her little The guests present were: Dr. Laura S. t]lie Warrington. German Club was held Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. daughter Brent, the wife and (laughter of Brennon, Charles E. Miss Hattye Hansteln of Atlantic City the late representative from Louisiana, in the ballroom at Elks' Hall. The Mrs. W. C. Clark. Miss EleanorChamberlain.. nan-Made R. u* the guest of Miss Helen Strasburger have gone to New Orleans for a stay of a were Mrs. Edward S. Fawcett,chaperons in Craftsi Mrs. Chadwick, Sophia Christ, Mr. Harold ° f the Albermarle. month with relatives. Mrs. Wickliffe Mrs. Edward H. Kemper, Mrs. John Christ, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christ, to be in Washington for the rest 195%fX Miss Anna T. Brlnkman. Mr. D. D. expectsI.eadbeater, Mrs. John Tackett, Mrs. J. Mr. J. J. Mrs. Wolberg, who has been the guest of the season. Darling. Mr. R. E. Dole-Collins,n f Mrs. Fred Berman. of Sidney Douglas, Mrs. William H. Garlock, |.#/ her man. Miss Emma M. Edwards, Mr. S. G. daughter. s' outh Boston. Va, lias returned home, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cockrell, the son Mrs. John M. Johnson, Mrs. Hugh Fisher. Mrs. L. D. Fowler, Mr. Lorenzo Mrs. Berman. and daughter-in-law of the late Senator anc P. Fowler, Mrs. W. M. Mrs. S. ccompanied by Mrs. Charles C. Carlin, Mrs. AlbertMcGuire, Furniture [ Farrow, from have gone to New Orleans Missouri, K. 'Smoot, Mrs. Walter Mrs. Charles Furnishings Heron, Mrs. L. V. Hoskins, Mrs. Mrs. Howard Slgnmnd and daughter for the winter and have taken a house Roberts, Harris, Mrs. F. Haskell, MissSusanna.> have returned to their home in M. Shepperson, Mrs. J. Downey. Mabel Mrs. P. udrey University place. Johnson The of t:he Craftsman Kraus, L. Keeler, Mr. and ii1 Baltimore, after a visit with Mrs. Louis C. Barley, Mrs. George products Shops Mrs. George W. Kates, Mr. and Mrs. J. tl relaIves.Dr. Fred Porter. Mrs. Porter and their Mrs. Thomas Cochran, Miss AiiJerton, S. .Mills, Mrs. Julia Warn -ke. Miss Helen two children have gone to Tennessee for 1 M. Janney, Miss Carrie StriblingElizabethand are worth one hundreid cents on the dollar Warneke, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Miss Lucille Cerf of Pittsburgh, Pa., a visit to Mr. and Mrs. John Porter Miss Stella Augusta Hoblitzell. The Mrs. long Merle W. Morgan, Mrs. AdaMorgan,C. is> the guest of her sister, Mrs. Clarence i at their home in Dayton. was led by Mr. James S. Douglas,cotillon at season of the year. But now that the Payne. Miss Thelma Payne. Mrs. D E Girosner of the Pasadena. I jr.. dancing with Miss Emily Johnson. anyJ * Phillips. Mrs. Katherine Roth Mi- u Mrs. D. A. Bianchard and Miss Stella a iana has as his guest his sister. Miss Lieut. Charles D. U. S. M. Two Klrvaturit aud Stairs. Entrance Between l.nunmii'n and Wimlnorlh'ii Stores at Manufacturer oi new year. Later supper was served, a nd Mrs. Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barrett, C., Craftsman after which dancing was resumed un- Dupre of Onelousas. I^a., who will re- jand Paymaster David Chalmers, U. S. N. S and 10 Ceat More*. ptaum. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Baum. Mr. the rest of the winter. 1512 H N. W., jton Craftsman til 2:30 o'clock. There were about nd Mrs. Con. Mr. and Mrs. Cleeves. main with him for Among others present were Mrs. Arthur St, Washinj guests. Lougee of Fryeburg, Me.; Mr. and Mrs. ^ twenty-fiveIr. and Mrs. fiomwald. Misses Mary Huvck has returned 29 West 34th St, New York Furniture & ylose. Marion Miller. Reeder Somwald, Mr. Thomas Bryan R. A. Johnson of Washington and Miss Caroline Cleeves. Messrs. from Brookline, Mass., where he went he- JKathrin Griffith Uhler. 468 St, Boston Furnishings :eglnn Baum. fore Christmas to spend the holidays with Dr. and 'Mrs. Hugh McGuire entertain- ~ Boylston , G. Walker. 11. H. Gihbs, E. Yoeder. and Edwin lvs sister, Mrs. Frank C. Bates and her <;d at supper after the german Tuesday h or brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and ! Rev. and Mrs. KMiidjro V- a ll ItcKeeter Personals. . C. A. Poole V Johnson, I...... 1 ... . I...' family. < evening in honor of their guests, Mr. and Irs. Franklin Iden. jr., in New i it* tc J riui II'-U iu iiuii.' ..; E!aum. of Benjamin Mrs. R. A. Johnson and Miss Johnson ork. Mrs. Lorln Walters and Master ton after a visit to their son-in-law and Miss Celeste Door of Wyoming avenue ! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Savage have re- The other were Dr. and .Mrs. organizations in New 'Washington. guests daughter. Mr Louis X. Duffey. The carnival . from a visit is some time in Charleston. W. at turned from their honeymoon of ihe holi- iffd Mrs. Louis S. Greene, Dr. and Mrs. am£s Walters have returned on Duke strer t. spending ()irleans have officially announced and are located at the Ethelhurst Manassas. Mr. and Mrs. « as the guest of Miss Agnes Chilton. next month the dancing of days, John W. Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Albert > friends In Mr. an i rs. I' irivs (' Srnoot ha\e # Va., t]heir balls < !<;" for the present. a > ESTABLISHED 1842. ^ the turkey trot." "the grizzly bear" | Smoot and Mr. Julian Burke. Mrs. rederlck J. Lyons have returned from retiirin'1 ! their hom in X' nth / ___ wife of Dr Gatewood, E. Acton and Mit« Christina Kemper isit to N. C. Miss Marie X. after a visit to .Mrs. Smoot's Mrs. Gatewood. o r one of the "ragging" dances that Mrs. Charles S. Curtiss of 1U28 15th Rlchird Salisbury. Wilkesborn. have returned from a visit to is of i ar. .Mr. and .Mr s. No More F. S. N., and the Misses Gatewood will prtve been in vogue recently will not northwest her eldest j Annapolis. of Los Angeles, Cal., the guestMcoy tits. George I'l.ler, on street accompanied Mrs. James Buckett and her two sons on North I Cameron street. Mr. John 1'hler in b e as to liss Anna Barley, Columbus LJuyd be at home Wednesdays January. permitted. daughter. Miss Juliet, chaperon the have returned from a visit to her Gans of Baltimore has returned to tits liome in annual ball at the Naval Academy, An- j par- sitreet. Miss Hortense ! Pittsburgh. " (pnts, Mr. and Mrs. John Scrivener, In h as home after a visit to Miss j'ft< r the holidays with his Mrs. James E. Hlckey of Atlanta, Ga.. "Miss Katherine Desio. who is visiting napolis, Md., New Year eve. returned spending Fisher of Trenton. N. J., was Augusta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Magnus eiilda Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hendriek parents. Mr. and .Mrs. filler. Miss llnse will arrive Tuesday to be the house guest tlhe Misses of at t arda uest of honor at a dinner dance given Edna and Miss Nan ^hrier and Master Bertram Shrier h ave returned from a visit to Mrs. MacDonald entertained Tuesday of Mrs. Hubert S. Dent at the Rocham- K Miss Sheehy Clay are the of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 8. T. Hall. < at her home on Cameron street. Tuesday evening. were of a LMeveland. Ohio, guests d parents, Henrick'svening a t the Ritz-Carlton Sheehy of P street members and Mr. A. has The were won Mrs. "It Pay# to the Best." beau. at the home of Lieut, and Shrler's brother-in-law sister, jr1 Manassas. Mr. Robert Zachary prizes by Alexander COAL :j;* Buy house party tnd on Prince a to Mr. Sands of Richmond Mrs Mrs. .Samuel Bendheim, n?turned from visit and Mrs. George jti A evening was spent hv the Mrs. Joseph S. Evans at Annapolis aijd Mrs. Rainey, wife of Representative pleasant, her greet. Mrs. Arthur Lougee of Fryeburg, EIdwardes, in Bridgeton. N. .1 Miss French. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Clarke the friends of Miss Grayce Schreiner at :ng the holidays. dur; is winter with Mr. and friends in Dunn enterta'ned at cards Worries CHAS. M. STIEFF, Rainey of Illinois, who spent holidays 174 U street northeast. Vie., spending the tl Baader is visiting Berta Tuesday even' | returned and is at the revidence, Mrs. John on Prince street, J. H. of at their home on Duke street. The Direct Brandi Ware rooms j at Bermuda, has Leadbeater, p Mrs. McLaughlin Norfolk inn* of Factory. Ji January 1. After games Mrs. Eric Bergland of Baltimore has Plnladelhia. Driscoll for the season. " evening. Wedesday Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Caton entertained h as returned home after a visit to friends prizes were won. by Mrs. Stewart If order from us. amusements. refreshments i sent out more than SOU invitations for a j you iooS-ioio F St. N.W. a nd other informally Tuesday evening at their h ere. Miss Kathryn Brill has returned son, Mrs. Thomas Cochran, Mrs. John | wishes for the New tea when Airs. Martha Gielow , Jamie| SECONDHAND Wilson of is v.ere served and good Saturday, Mr. S. q viwir tn friends in I j-ilinfnniTH? \f » Mr. Edward 1 JC TIAXOS AT AT.L Miss Agnes Blosburg. Pa., Among her guests were the Baltimore of home, on Cameron street. Magru- fi Monroe I»ve, Kemper and Including some of out own make, 3'PRICESthe of her father. Representative ^'ear exchanged. will address Auxiliary ler Dent has returned to his home, in K razier Baldwin of is Mr. Albert Bryan. Mr. Robert CLEAN COAL. s<£ and used 3*, guest A. Viehmann. jr., Charles the Southern Industrial Educational Chicago spending Cooper GOOD, slightly Player-Pianos at low 3:, Wilson. les^rs. George Boston, after a visit to his aunt, Mrs. ti ie holidays with Judge and Mrs. La»uis and Master Robert Cooper have returned flgurea. Tuninc by Fn<-torr Kiperts. 3? ? ftarnes, Dav'd L. Riordan, Francis sociation, at her home on North Charles in X. J. C. CONLIFF. Manager. Raymond Asi (Jeorge A. Mushback, at the Fairfax. The C . Barley. Miss Houla Smoot entertained to their home Rocky Mount. <".. after WEIGHT. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Holloway and < t'Reilly. Arthur McMerney, street. Misses Norton entertained at a children'.-'t T at her home, on South a visit to Mr. and .Mrs. Henry O'Bannon HONEST ! uichhorn. Joseph Geir, Raymond Schreln- hursday evening daughter of Corslcana, Tex., and Mr Mrs. Walter T. Cahill party Friday afternoon at. their home, on St. Asaph street, in honor of her niece, Cooper on Cameron street. Mr and Mrs. were of e r, jr.. and the Misses Therese I*ee, Mr. and and } Miller of were Rufus Hardy, jr., holiday guests are the of Prince street, for their small nephew, Mliss France? Smoot, of North Mark T. Topeka, Kan., the ILUVTK9I rnivta. their and Mrs. e Lee. Mamie McConnell, Edna their infant daughter guests of and this week of Mr. and Mrs. R. \V. parents. Representative Louise Talbot and FrancFlornceMrs. CabiU's mother. Mrs. Annie Barr Master Alexander Hamilton Sands, jr., b N. Mrs. Ernest ThompsonWllkesoro,guests Eyes to the Blind. Rufus Hardy, at their home on Massa- £Shatter, Richmond. Among the small guests were MHps Thompson of Boston are the guests Goldsworthy in Rosemont. Miss Virginia Skdireiner. Israel, at the Iowa apartment. returned from a Perfect Service in From tlio Loudon Dally News and L«-uder. chusetts avenue. Mr. Rufus Hardy, jr., Misses Josephine Gregg, Laura Hultish, o;f Mrs. William Woolls, on Queen street, Wheat has visit to Mr. Delivery returned Thursday to Sherman, Tex., ' Susan Thomson, Mliss Florence Rex of Richmond is the and Mrs. Harold West in Baltimore. Mrs. Among th«? many has returned Mrs. NelFe C. Burke and daughter L'ourtenay Marshall, Auto Trucks. wonderful where he goes to resume his studies at Dr. Sidney H. Rosenthal Anne of Kansas City, are the guests Margaret Ogden, Kittle Reld, Cornelia guest of Miss Janet Rlsheill. on South James Robertson and her two children Mo., Af., 4 M..li L*o»L..e(n,. T ».wl Al which a i are the attracted crowd ofinstrumentssomes Austin College. f rom Baltimore. i). 'IVHUA, A«ttl gcllf I r I cut", ivaimn mc Xicau* >1Washington street. Miss Marlon NegleV of New York guests of her of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mareeron, 54 Rhode and Mrs. Otto .'{.<** visitors to the Science Museum al Island avenue northeast. ' heater, Frances Marshall. Esther Lam-1 is visiting friends in Baltimore. Miss Mr. Gelsler, In parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preston Shealey Miss Florence Cohn of the Allenhurst tiert, Masters Marshall, A mella Hoy has returned from a visit to mont. Miss Mittie Herbert has returnedRosei South Kensington (England) nf /o\'v 4 u'pro ppiu>utu nn V<>t«- Cary Jacquelin recently \J V I IV » ' .T o "V «J «.»' Vi* A 1 V T1 j to from a visit to her Mrs. The Co., <-j partrm-nt left last Tuesday morning Dr. S. ft. Cooper of Brooklyn and Mme. .Ambler Marshall, Armistead Boothe, Joel fi lends in W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. sister. Georg Allegheny few excited more interest than a Rornney, at Hollow Year day the Sleepy Country h pend the New Year in New York city liertna or .m'\v rors art* nouse guests or l.eadbeater. Wiimer Kemper, Richard A lbert Davis are the guests of Mr. and Doswell Brooke, in Winchester. Miss St. N.W. liox, resembling nothing sostrangelookingmucti Club, of Miss Bleanor Sherman E>wing j nd also for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Gottlieb at 615 Irv- Kemper, Herbert Bryant. Robert Coeh- Virs. Thomas Dewis, in Cismont, Va. Marie K:te Is visiting her aunt. Miss Jhiio 827 14th as an. of Tarrvtown. daughter of the late Gen. ! In Miss Nellie elongated magazine camera, in at ing street northwest. , ran. Paul Barrett and Reid Dunn. Miss Mrs. Raymond Bluemenfeld entertained Saunders, Deesburg. Se!d«vi J. M. Burrell, Mgr. Thone M. TUoO. case itself, devoid of all Charles Ewing. Mrs. William F Biehl of Sari Kathleen Bitser and Master Wesley Bit- tlie Jolly Euchre Club Monday evening at I Filler entertained the Auction Bridge Club by advertisementt afternoon at her home 00«*A .. t -«- her sister, Mrs. Wyatt ! Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sommers are ser are R. H. in hCalifornia late in tng ifter a visit to Mrs. Lucy Hlnes. Mrs. \\'ells were married Tuesday evening guest Fred* 4 !l a few weeks at the Biehl luncheon yesterday ut her home on ltith Charles S. Taylor Burke has returned tlle parsonage of Trinity Methodist Bode In Fredericksburg. would be present. And yet, perhaps, o:f Miss Choppelear was hostess spending January,street. % PREMATURE RRAYNE8S ail the exhibits this was the most hu Angela anch, Paicines, Cal. from a visit to her parents, Rev. and CIhurch by Rev. Guy Alexander Luttrell. fla the fate of many a young at a dance, at her residence, 1312 Q street, M rs. issued manly interesting for that box is to b<1 Mrs. Landon R. Mason, In Richmond. J. Stewart Jamieson has woman. Saturday evening. About twenty-dye The Misses Sedgeiy entertained a Fuller.Barnes. "eyes to the blind." Mrs. A. Nusbaiim and daughter Reta small house Mrs. Luther Bell has returned from ta for cards Tuesday afternoon, Invidlons The pies enjoyed her hospitality. week for at a tea for their yesterdayguest. her Mrs. William Bmall- ui 7. at her home on South Columbus Imperial The invention is based on the wel i cou, CIif 1325 Harvard street left last Miss Barney of Connecticut. visit to sister. JantrySj>ec-inl Bispatch to The Star. Hair Regenerator known property of selenium of changing< of .1713 «t visit in Baltimore and Philadelphia. wood, jr., at Annandale. Mist* Adelle Al- st reet. Mr. and Mrs. John Schwarzmann Miss Florence Chambers 13th is the ot ei at a party WINCHESTER, Va., January The Standard Hair Coloring its resistance to light. The blind persot1 at a watch Miss Dulaney of Louisville is visiting ison of Fredericksburg guest itertained young people's For or Bleached Hair street, entertained party Miss Esther Mansfield. Miss Willie May T'uesday evening at their home on North was made this afternoon4..Announcementby Gray simply holds the cameralike box In hiis New Year eve. Misses Mi in red and Cienevieve inumas, her sister. Mrs. Judson C. Clements. She over as are is the holidays with her A Ifred street. Lieut. Charles L>. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. H. Douglas Fuller of tho U recognized the world hand; attached to it two telephone re ______*1 ;r_D Mount Pleasant street, were among will assist at the tea Mrs. Clements is E'ayne spending at . been his the only preparation which is reivers, which fit over the head, and m* Belmont will a recep- t he at the New Year hop at for her debutante mother, Mrs. W. M. Payne, Keswick, U S. M. C., who has visiting engagement of their daughter. Miss restores Mrs. Perry give guests giving daughter Mrs. L. I*. Jacobs have re- bi other and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. absolutely harmless.that the blind subject approaches a window ti tion Wednesday, January S, from 5 to r given by the midshipmen. tra. Mr. and Faulkner Fuller, to Mr. Archibald gray hair to its natural color, or Anlapolis, Tuesday.urned from a visit to Mrs. E. F. Clarke, R S. Barrett, on Duke street, has Virginia distinct note is emitted by the instrument . at her residence on New ohjy-t inak 'S bleached hair < nv *ha< e 7, Hampshire Miss Leslie Bag- re to his station aboard the New Earle Barnes of CuinJ>erland. Md. No once If an - 2111 1st street Burton Harrison will entertain n Fredericksburg. Ray turned desired. Colors are durable and which at changes object ani avenue, in honor of the Woman's Miss Lenore Don of Mrs. has date has as yet been set for the "Wedding mate or is r at a card at tea in honor of Miss jett is visiting friends in Pennsylvania ,TtTsey. Miss Blanche Yeager natural: when cannot be otherwise, interposed. A light tional Democratic League, in conventionNa- lorthwest entertained party today informally a Miss Fuller's father is a applied ed a and her nid New Jersey. tu to her home in Luray after visitreirned prominent V a 1 detected; Is unaffected by lamp-gives different note to the glov assembled. I December HO. The guests included Lucy Hoke Smith guests. on banker, and she is a 11,; batns, of a and it is said that even the L

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