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Presidents and Other Officers ofRailroads Who Started Low Down.

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W. A. tlarrvit, i-huirman . tin- «Ien-. .riii M ui; -ei.- A>-o> iatiofi .»! * "hit ik*1.111., ami forna-r president of the SeaboardAir lane. has pr# pared a list, showing thebeginnings of una wlio today are r;.; I -...ad president . The li.-t includes 10. 1'.Uiph v «.!' the Santa 1Y, who was a ti< k« t

agerr of tia < lalvest on. Houston and;!¦¦nde:>oi <>hcar Murray, formerlyresident and now <bairuin ..1" t ,e llalti-iior» id «»hfo diricto at. ; Walter I.,floss, \ |!-I pre- 11, t! o; the A toll, V !t'i it:

Wa- all i--!i< e hov ill t!; 1 I'ip'ov oft- 1 W J. us; i: I \\ i- II I"' \\

and tin- I'hicago and Kastern IHinois,who tugan in a clerical capacity in tUe! rathe department of the Hannibal andSi Joseph in Pari us M li-r of ther.urlinyton. who in !s* » was a stenogra¬pher 111 the gem ral freight office of the.Michigan Central: Charles .M. Ha es ofih« (irand Trunk, who started as a chik111 tin- passenger department o! tiie odAtlantic and Pacific. I!. 1>. Caldwe 1, nowpresident of Wells Cargo: his immediatesuccessor. W Miam Sproule, who has :e-Celltly Income president of the Soinaerni'aiiie: l>aniel Willard of the Haiti in reand Ohio, who is a striking examp.e ofwhat the mechanical department can pro¬duce; W. <\ Brown of the New YorkCentral lines, who went through tliegrades of many departments before liereached the top of the ladder; W. 11.Xcwrnau whom Mr. Hrown succeeded,and who is still associated with the samesystem in a responsible thong's advisory

SOCIETYWARRENTON.

*-S| »1 Cop-ospollof "I'll,, stnr.WARRENTOX, Va. March 2, 1!>12.

Miss Elzabeth M- Intyre has returnedto lv-r home in Warrenton after a visit ofseveral weeks to friends in Charlottes-vi le. Va. Mrs. K. R. \V. Barker enter¬tained At a tea Monday afternoon at herhome on Culpeper street. Messrs. Thomasc. Thornton of Washington and WalterCook of Baltimore spent the past week'end with friends in Warrnnon. Bay-ii.aster Randolph Mason Ba.l, l*. S. X.,spent several days in town this week.Miss Jacobs of Philadelphia and Co'..Paxton of Leesburg, Va.. were the recentquests of Mrs. Rothwell at Mrs. \V. A.

j Garner's. Mr.' and Mrs. P. JasperSimms of N> \v York spent several daysin Warrenton this week with Mrs. MaudSpicer. Mi. W. H. (Curtis was amonn'tiiose that v sited Washington the pastweek. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Wortham ofSt. Stephens. Catlett, \'a., are tne questsof Mr. and Mrs. l>. II. Matian. Mrs. C.X. Beak- of Washington is visitingfriends in Warrent> n. Mr and Mrs. W.W. Finley and the Misses Finley arrivediu Warrenton Sa;uday last and wi I spendsome time at l.oreita on tin- Bethel road.wl%ich Mr. Pinley recently purtJiascrfitom Mr. John S. Gaines. Mr. and MrsW. 1!. Blythe haw rented the IJendaH:plaee on the Alexandria pike and have:tak -n possession of same. Mrs. -T. A. c.Groner. who visited Washington sevtral]days this week, has returned home. -MissE.izaboth Gaines. who has been spendngsome time in Philadelphia, is now theSliest of her sister. Mrs. Joseph A. Bell,in Richmond, Va. Dr. S. W. Maphis hasre urned to W arrenton from charlottes-\ ille, Va. Rev. E. B. Jackson of Blacks-bur.?. Va.. has accepted tne call to theBaptist Church here recent y tendered!Ii m. Mr. William V. Millington has re-;oentiy sold to Mrs. Mary P. M Oume ofWashington his farm on the Lees Ridge,road near Warrenton. Mr. and Mrs.Millington will niaKe their future homenear Annapoiis, M>i.Mrs. Jennie M. Payne left Warrenton

Friday for Atlanta, Ua.. where she willi spend everal weens with her daughter,Mrs. Howell M. Peep.es. Mrs. AtoertFletcher. ,1r.. . entertained Tuesday after¬noon at tea. Mrs. William C. Hayesvisited Washing 1 n W edm rf.lay of thisweek. Miss Mary Carter Randolph ofClarke connty. wtio iias been the guestof Mrs. Wnliam C. Whittle in Nor¬folk, is the guest of Mrs. E. AstleyCooper. at Waverly. near Warrenton.Miss (lizzie Smith has returned to herhi me n> ar Bro.nl linn after spendingS"ine tinn in Wasii.ngton wi h Mrs. F. A.Winter. Mrs. W. Ii. Smith and MissJuliette White . f" B'< ;oi Run are visitingi'.'-ikIs in Washington. Mrs. R. D.JDouglas lias n op i.ed i.e. orne on BeesRidge after sp> >;t;ing s vend months at [the home of Mr and Mrs. W. A. Garner.Mrs. Walter Roin-rtson is the guest offriends in New York. Miss Anna Stro h- jer who has re< cully returned from Char-ott» sville, is s, ei.iiing some time at Casa-nova. Va. The Misses Gasknts have as!their guest at heir home on Lee street!Miss Agnes I'laekwell.Wednesday a!ti noon Miss R* sa Xeal [

Tongue was hostess at a tea given inhonor of her guest. Miss Virginia l'riin-rose of HuLimoiv.. Assisting were MissEmily W. Fletcher, Georgie Xewby,Agnes Strother and Bouise Evans. Amongthose present w« :e Misses l.ouiseKincheb e, Frank Moore, Mildred Jef¬fries, >an « 'hainberla'ii. Janet Hamilton,Miss Shepherd of llerryvillt. RobertaCurtis. Mary Perkins. Mary Robinson.Ma> Strother, B.l :ii I.. i I:«11 i«¦ .". Virgin'a jVaughn. Genevive Fletcher, Helen Wal-raven, Agnes Payne, Hi<-ks, BessieHicks and Mrs. J. Donald Richards. M?sPaul Richards. Mrs. .Nina llinekin. Mrs< :iai es R. Dtar*. .Mis. .lunies Walden Jeffries Mrs. Alexander Hiimilton. Mrs. Edward Thornton. Mis. Rietuwd HiibaryMrs. Wilbur Si< :ie. Mrs. . ;<.< i ge Smi bMrs. C. E. Titfany. Mrs. .M. <;. I '* uglasMrs. Charles Owtns. Mrs. Samuel Britthand Mrs. Ford lb It.

CLASE"- DON.

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CLAREN*IK>X, Va., March 2, 1P12.Mr-. Richard Sutton of clarendon en-

lertaiiK d the members <1 the ClarendonEmbroidery Cjub at In r home Wednesday-.ft"inoon. Miss Ruth Garrison eiit» r-

U:!ned tin' Doiens Society Friday after¬noon Mrs. G II. Rt; ker entertained ttiemembers of the Missionary Society of theFirst Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon..Mrs. Wade Ball of Clarendon entertainedthe members of the St. George Guild sit

her home Tuesday after the businessmeeting. A luncheon was served by tht *

hostess. The hiilies spent the afternoonsewing. Mrs. s. p. Wrig'it of Bar soft ;was the week-end guest of Mrs. A. <1.r'o.\ i>t Washington, D. C., this week. A

han<i jet was given by the meinners of theMasons of Arlington Lodge at their Ma-sonie temple .-»t Clarendon Thursdaynight. Beside.- a deiightfu. musical pro¬gram thei e were several literary treats,.niss Wr-adon of Hamilton. \*a.. is theguest of Air. and Mrs. Roland Hough otClar< ndon. Va. Mrs W. T. Hna/es isvisiting in Florida, as the guest of her iaunt, Mrs. c. S. Churchill. Siie will be |ubsent several weeks. Mrs. M. Carpenterof Washington. 1 >. has returned toiier eity home after a v isit To her daugh-ter, Mrs. L. 11. Thomson of Wa nut street, iMr. itinl Mis. G. E (iiid have returned to jtheir clarendon hom< after a visit tothe home of Mrs. Mary E. Shepherd ot jWilnington. Del. Mrs. Adelaide Farrelland Aiiss Farrell of W asiiington, i>.were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs.Harry i<. Green of Chestnut street. Mrs.J. A. Loveless of Clarendon is visiting hermother, Mrs. E. B. Van Every of Arling¬ton. Air. and Mrs. J. R. Moore andfain:A' after ;i ten-flay vi.-it to Mrs. M.Heard of W asiiington. D. C. returned to

their Clarendon home Wednesday. .\lissKatharine Rea of Washington, D. <\. was |the guest of Mrs. Gioome Eareekson ot

Chestnut street. Clarendon, . this week. |Mi .viortinter Burke <d" Clarendon has as

I .- vilest his father, Mr. James Buri.e !ot Amissville Va. Master < urtis Cline.aft. r a visit to his grandfather, Mr. jMan is Sthr. shiy of l-"re<lfricK.-ourg, Va., |

! has ret u ned home. Mr. George II. Cm.

der b ft Saturday for several days' visit.'t«. ids father, Mr. .i. C. tjorder of Beaie-t'>n. Va.

Mi.-s Ethel Priest of Roekvilb-. Mil .

I was the guest this week of Miss AnniePriest of Clarendon. Mr. and Mrs. C.B Latimore of Ftica. X V., aye guests<¦1 Mr and Mrs. William It. Watts ofFort Myer. Mrs. Oliver Heat wold ofI larrisonburg. Va.. is the guest of Mrs.Leith Thompson of Chestnut street. MismAnnie Priest has returned after a \isitin her cousins, the Misses Mann, inWashington. Mrs. A. G. Fox of Bar-. roft is spending the remainder of thewmt i in Washington. 1). C. Mrs. W.W. Wright and chiblren. after several

i months in Mobile. Ala., and other south-e!*ii i ities, returned tf> Bareroft thisweek. Mrs. Thomas Gray entertainedthe m« mners of the Arlington Presby¬terian Missionary Society at tier Arling¬ton Imine Thursday. Mr. II Bruce Har-

I rison and wife ent- rtained the ineml»'i-sof the Five Hundred Club of CherrydaieSaturday evening. The Missionary Bandof the Presbyterian Church at Arling-ton met at the manse Saturday after-noun. Mrs VrMtur !!oii?h -inl I" or-

be11 of Washington. 1». C., wen week¬-end guests of Mrs. R. Hough. Rev. andMrs. Frederick Howden of Washingtonwill lie entertained at tea Sunday byRev. and Mrs W. Edward Callender «ifClarendon. Miss Annie Burke of Wash-ington is the goest of the Misses Co|-

' Iius uf Fort Myer Heb'lits. Va. MissDorothy llursey of Clarendon enter-ta'nod the members of the Go"d Sl'en.'.erd of St George's Church Txie-dny.?'tertmon. Mjs« Katherine Strother ofMarkbain. Va. Is the guest of Missesvav aid Marie Simpson, en Oak street.',M.. in. mhi-rs of the lJ-ira".*t i-lass of thel"irst Presbyterl-in Church of Ballst n

-ere en»er'aine<l nt the home of L (}.'^eiuirii-k of Bailston Wednesday even-'*ig.

.>| HERNDON. |'feir l Correspondence of The Star.

HERXDOX Va., March 2, 1012.Rev. George Thomas Waite and Mrs.

Waite have had vvith them for a visitdr. and Mrs Waite of Fredericksburg.M'- James CoekcriHo was hostess

I Tuesday afternoon at a delightful meet-j ing of the Corban Club, thos*» presentbeing Mrs. B. Harry Bread y, Mrs.Sehooley, Miss Mamie < rounse, Mrs.Krnest Robey, Mrs. William Robey,Miss Lizzie My res, Miss Belle Simmonds,Miss Amy Burton, Miss Maude Vount,Miss Ev;t Cummins, Mrs. E H. Mooney.Mrs. I fa rry Mitchell, Mrs Powell Sum-iners and Misses i',vuin,6.,i Sciioolcy andMargaret Robey. Mn*. E leu Bued ana-Mr. Thomas Btiell have returned from a

ten-day visit to Mr. and Mrs. Georgei Franklin Ruell of Washington. Mr. andMrs. J. B. Hurst gave a ilan.e at thenhome at Wax pool Friday ;n honor ofMisses Hazel and Lydia Bradsha \v. ,no.d-fashioned Virginia supper beingserved at midnight. -%irs. Will,am WaiterTaylor was hostess at a most pleasantparty Wednesday afternoon Mr. andAirs. B. Harry Bready and M.ss Cathe-rine Breads* have returned from a visitto Mr. and Mrs. F. S. AItemus ,n Wash¬ington. Miss Hope Summers has niurn-ed to her home in Sterl.ng, after a v.?,tto fr.ends in lxeshur._. Mrs. R hardMcM.llen was hostess at a most d .glu-ul meeting of the Congregational

Ladies' Aid So- ietv '1 .iur.-da_». ..n

tiei..g served at noon to the guests thosein attendance being Rev. R. C. Driskoand Mrs. Drisko, Mesdam s Saku. r,S.mmonds, Kenfield, Vount, Rit^g.cs,nuddieson, Hutchison, Webster, Mooneyami A A. Bready, E. A and A. H. Kirkand Miss Lula Hutchison.Miss Ilattie Robey has returned from

a visit to Mrs. Emma Arntstn t:g t

Philadelphia. Miss Maria Greshatn wonfirst prize at a "five hundred'' part}"given iiy Miss Mary Davis in W.ishine-ton Thursday. Walker s Hall was

| crowded to the doors Friday eveningto witness the production of ''The Dis¬

trict School." -given by faculty and {pupils of the High School, nearly fiftydollars being cleared, which will h iused on the purchase of a piano f< 1

the new high school building, which s

now rapidly approaching completionThe principal characters were ta^eabv Misses Walker, Stigall. Ri< har s

Bohrer, Williams, Gaver, CumminsCarter, Holsinger, Bicksler. Bitzer.Davis and Mrs. William White ; nMessrs. Beazley, Edgar Reed. Bradsha wJenkins, George Bread}', Bohrer, I.eon jard White. Idlis, Hanes, Aud. I andir jand Lawrence Dctweiler and Floyi i

Thompson.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Farnham. Mrs Lulu |

Tremaine and small daughter of Wash¬ington. formerly of llerndon, and M;David Farnham of Maryland are spen i-

ing some time in Florida. Miss Youniand Messrs. Maurice and Claude'Y un¬assisted by their gur-.st. Miss Houchtn jgave a delightful "George Washington Jpart}" Fridas* evening in honor of the jTriangle class. "The Boston Tea Party (was represented, a ship being loade I jwith candies in tea packages. In the 1

parlor stood an Indian wigwam, ai !which the guests exchanged their cornfor beautiful George Washingtonhatchets. A prize was given t<> theone naming the governors of the thir¬teen "original states, tiie prize goingto Mr. Amos C. Ciuunse. jr. in thedining room the colors of red, whit-and blue prevailed, the cloth placecards also being in these colorsStreamers suspended from the ohande- jlier bore amusing prophecies for . i

member of the (lass. Mrs. Ina ChaseSteele Colson of Washington spent theweek end with Mrs. Charles Steele on

spring street". Mr. and Mrs. Howard t

Peck, after spending some time t

Floris. have left fo> Iowa, where theywill make their home Mrs. L. ('. Madi¬son has returned, accompanied l»y MisMarian Williams, front a visit <d" sev¬

eral weeks to relatives Chicago.Airs. M. \ irgin a Woods Smith and Miss

Dorothy Russell Smith of I'urcellvil «. ai.

guests of Mrs. R. A. Lynn on Kldonstreet. Miss Virginia Wrenn spent theweek end with Mr. a ad Mrs. Washington'Wrenn. Miss L.vdia Biadsiiaw of ThePlains is the house guest of M ss NettieBradsha w. Mrs f.illhui Hyatt Garrett!and Master Edwin Garrett have returnedfrom a brief s;aj w'-th r. ! itives in Wasi-ington. Mrs. .Mattie S'.i wlnnson had withl er fiver the week end Mr. Claude G.Stephenson of Baltimore. Miss MabelMoffett iias returned to her home n

Vtcola after a visit to Miss Ruth Cham-blin. Mrs. George B.'ent has rerurn-d toher Floris home afu r a vis.t 10 ii LttVin Washington. Mrs. M Bride of Washiiigton is the house guest of Mr- BrMessrs. Robert and Ashburv Harrisonhave returned from Farfax. where theywere Cidled by the death <>f their uncle.Mr Frank Harrison. Mr. and Mis. T. E.Aud entertained at dinner Tuesday, theirguests being Misses Richards, Stign 1Walker and Crounse, and Mess.s. Aud,Barbour. Hutchison and J. H. I: -azley..Miss Louise Aud iias been the guest of,Mi> f i ;«r: 1* a- :nie -. Mi--herta Boston and Gohlic Wiehle of Wielileattended the production of "The Districti . uooi P'riday.Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Middleton of

Washington spent the week enil with Mrs.< o-orge Bready at Klwardstone. Mr.,Breadv returned Tuesday from a visit toNew York. Miss Ethyl Wil. on .!ley Springs W. Ya., is th< guest of Mrs.William H. Taylor. Mr and Mrs F. jj.Ji hn.son are at their suburban iiome after

an absence of fovphiI weeks in Washtng-t<>n. Mrs. Cas.sius 51. La wren<v ha- iturned from a brief vi -it WashingtonM I S. i * t iW ill || M»'t »lley wa SJ*] j.day ai :i . harming i:ii>ci < n. n-tary in her house guest. Mis |j;Schooley 'if Cleveland, cow rs . in [f->r ten. Monday afternoon Mrs. Schooleywas honor guest :it a stmTl p,-it\ it t".Ma pies. Mr. R. H Dutton has returned:r>>m Richmond, where he ws v.'led i.>the death of Mr. Ixra$head a brother ofAil-. lnitton. MNs I I.in.i Walk, iwith her over the Week end Mis- W ?Kc-i-<>f Vienna. M'ss Ruth Riclards spent a

few days rocntlv with Mr. an' Mr-.- WH. Riehards of Washington. Mrs W.t-t< il and Ml s Ouida Watt. 1 of \le\aniiiaspent til. week eni with Mrs Henr> \sa-ton and Miss Ann l'- yton. Mr and >ir-rthur Hyde Rut .1 entert iin« d at dit 11 * - r

Friday Capt. llenr\ daus < t" Sterling andMr. C. A. Hutchi nson. Mrs. B. . swiler and Miss Blanch Detwiler enter¬tained Saturday aft :i:.n>n aUout six:.. .

mend ers of the younger set and oil; in-zed a young ladles' society connectedwith St. Timothy' - Char.

LEESBURG.'.* Vi-pe^ud t'orr. spoi il ii. r <a i s -.

LBrESBrRG. Va., Math 1012.Miss Moselle Wwsley, who lias been

sPend ng the past -1\ ni'int!'- in Furo*was th> week end gues: >¦:' th M-- -

avis of tlijs town. !< avin* Mon k, f..ra.-r la.in.¦ in Coluiiiii;:. . (la. V - V. m< > spent th.- \\in( -!- iii'rnt : ; so },. i;

| Italy. Mr. Harry burr of Washington.1' 1 . spent the week end at i-''i-;nsuc Mi.the horn . near here of Mr. ar: I MiSamuel l.utz. Mrs. John S f im'n:an is ,h( guest of Mr Stephen Rn-iii I hiiadeiphia. Miss Mar\ Coma',aft r spending scvi ra' w> ,:.s ii m\ it ron (1. (/a t i ] rop .1 f W. I'n; n ;; . J.* visitins Miss Virginia Thon: -

Charlotte Hail, Md. Mr. Charles Coryellot Philadelphia spent the w . k end" a::von Farm, the home m-ar here o;' Ci; t.rt'iur M. Chichester Mrs. Iiieli.-ird C"ton of Orange. Va.. has r. urned

ome from a visit at the home o" <'.'1 tn i Mrs. James William Foster of this

town. Miss I .lian Yiers Whde return dt lie day l'rom an extended vi -it t.rt.nil--- in Chicago an 1 <" .arkston, W

\*a Miss Nancy Lee Janney has return¬ed from a six-week trip to the West in-!:. s, Brazil and I'anania. Sh. was tn>guest of Miss Lettlee Lee Woodward ofRichmond. Va. Mi-s Fhzah.-th Ho * alio is spend ng some time at .- >i iri_r-

yood. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sa ri'-7;S. Lutz, was the guest of friends at FortMyer. Va., during th.- past week. Mr.i:d Mrs Frank D. rani and children

have returned from an extended v sit torelatives in Washington, 1>. C. Miss

liian Janney is v . j!!ar relative- n. ni'ad Iphia. Mrs. Harry Tazew.- Har¬rison and daughter. Miss Lucy Gilletteitarrrson, are spending sonic ne atantie ( it... A!i. John S < asi'.-iiian a' ¦!-.'P. Charles, haw ,< turn- 1 - a. a v -tto relatives in Clarke county, V*a MissMary Met ahe has retuvned .!-* m an ex-eiuled visit to friends nil .aw.- >i

Uasliington, i >. Mi.-.- \ .: -.a ...

rett of t 'etitervilie, \ a . ,- \ i- t ng ..el-aunts. 1'e' Aiisse- Flgir, < townIi.-- Kthe' Rink, r 1. ,- ,, turn- i iron: a

visit to relative.- in Rai n ier. She wisiccompanied by Miss Kthel .Catzenbcr-er ot Baltimore. wt:.» -.v. it s;m i:,! soa:.

till! here.-Mr. and Mr. Waif r II. Burke and

children have returned from an . ad.visit to relafives in Hampton. Va. Mr.and Mrs. Burke also - i> nt se\cr l dain Ri-hmond. Mrs. Rot.; rt i'. irk MVirginia Johnson and Mast r Chester Ti¬tus of Washington. 1> - .n. i\. ,v.

en ! with lelitives in ;,e. h ;-.ir-nta Hoi'pt Rausch, who has !.... nng- some time at the home ..f h i parentMr. and Mrs. H. J. Houpt. left during

past week for Montana Vlrs I" AIsii i- \j-iting jl ti e home of Mr ar;.Mrs. Kdward T. Adams. Mis \- il-i.^nShieves of Paeonian Springs, this oou tv iwas hostess at a de'.- ' .! t, a I" ,jH..afternoon in honor ot her ho is e . tMrs. Fisher of Boston. Miss Imogen"James a- r. irip-d f 'in a i- t fj i.-nan ! reia i\. in Raltimor. an .va- -

ton Miss Annie M.-rrisv# t . r .-

I urned to her hoim niar Waterfo: roman extended visit to friends in Shreve-port. I.a. Miss S;«>Ua i'ao-r .a' i) li.-horolfflthis county, is visiting relatives in Alex¬andria and Was!iiik.t..i:. M.ss Via.aell of Round Hill is visiting friends inWashington. Mrs. All c. i'.. ouFalls Chureii. va., ;et rntiiIr.iiu a \i.-it to iier da . iit»-r a 1 o

in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Jo.--, Ijait.e-i iul-lon of i'nreelU ill.-- :.-> .- Ma ; -¦ iMabel l'oulsen of Roan : tl'i;firind from a visit :¦> A -hint- MiItertha. I iowe 11 of R em.j J f j -

t urned from a si or; vi-it in Wa.-i .a nonMiss Nannie C. Fred has returnedhome near Middleburg from a fortnight sx is it to relatives in V\"ash ti.:'ori. .,r. i a-

preaux and family, who have been \> nd-ing the Winter months t th. I ,,,

Mr. fleorne Mullen, near 1 in oin, thi-ounty. returned .luring the pas't

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w. .

o their horn at Sta .n Island, i

Mrs. Herman Summ. s, who has he. p

.¦siting her parents. M. an-: .\:r-. a

Alexander Lynch of Round Hill, v.t Fri

M !¦ H-H-I-M-M-H4-H- . . . I . *.*«*** ? . t t t « « «*«».« .

G Street's Mo t FashionableWomen's Outergarment Store The New Store, 1109 G St. N. W.

The New Store Leads in Spring Styles.The nY-'tfh or variety. together zcith the character of the apparel shozwi*

at Tie Xeze Store is an inspiration to the leomen of II \islam/ton. I'on mustVisit ths store. if only to viezv the stun nun/ Sprhuj Styles, Our ability to

quote loze prices /s provttuj one of the war-eels of local merclunulisttni.Smartest Spring Models in Suits.

t/orded cloths, new whipcords. now 1 >ed t\ rd o«rds. new i\;i->ian cords and novelties. Mark and white cheek- fanc\ <1ml, nal>men's wear serges. worsteds. the new changeable tatictas. and ;i!llilt- desirable material-.

The Prices. $25. $35. $50.

F. laborate'ported model¬s' >n.

Taffeta Silk Suits.creations in e\vr\ respect. I )ircct copies «m mi

( rcation- thai are far l\ \I)\ \\i. 1 of the -ea

Spring Dresses in Exclusive Styles.An incomparable collection. The largest and best showing

of Dresses in this city. Plain and ( h tngcable Taffetas. 1 lands- mc

Series, C'hallio, 1 inen. Foulard and 1 a^'rie Dresses.The Prices, $15, $19.95 and $25Evening and Dinner Gowns.

The most advanced sty'c tendencies are clearlyGow ns that are exclusive in m< <1 tT and in fabric.

-otnided.

Spring Waists.In the originating1 of these models there i- noticeable a very

radical departure from set modes of previous season-., imparting to

each of the wide varietv of stvles a de'ightful newness

Special Lines of Suits at $16.95, $19.95I'nusual values that canim' b? duplicated.W e carry suits for the misses and also for stout women as

larire as ;i.

Alterations Free.Fit Guaranteed.The workrooms are one of the features of the New Store.

They are the best equipped of their kin 1 in -his city. Themost expert tailors and seamstresses are employed.

...I-, for . j- ho:.,.- in WllHamsbirg. Va. jIt. i.mi Mis II Igiir Virgil '"opelind of

11 ill are spending some time in jMew York. Mrs Ezra Carter of Gate j

1 n i - r sis er. ATi.-s l.oa-'!¦ i i iII. Mi.-s K i a S o. ' s

r it- m .. . has <»n<- to *a-li¬ke her home/ Anno '.ncement i

<>f the marVia-o of M ss?¦i¦ t > ter of Mr.I inn! of I)ela :lane,

M? i;a i.! .if! K I", rg son. j\i i \V. k Ferg s 11 of;

¦. mm v. is i. r. orme j:¦ ,.r-, Warr.jiton, Va.,

i .. i i r. Rev Edwin\A'a 1* .v.r. an ! Mrs :

i- ai at ut the Kochelle jV. i;tigt T|t" T i. (

1 '' > .V is

of JjiK'ketls.ngton to in:

!¦ is lief n ni!¦:. Ho- a li«'ant' Mi.-.Va., and

< a i t< rmor.at a

-lay,mail.

is speeding some time i:i B ilti-M ~-s Helen PansbtK < iit. t iii» I

prett.ly appointed luncheon S itnr-Ii«r gi'ests being Miss- Mary S <-r-

M'ss i:iiza!'< tli Slid man Vi s On*

¦rt

;hv Freeman and Miss «' ar! .it.- V. . I. k-ner.

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VIENNA. .i

.--iil i ..rr..i i . <»f Tli.' Star.

VIENNA. V:i. M i. il 1J»12.Dr. and Mrs. George i'.. Corey and Mr

i Mrs. A S. nil p. nt the weekend w Mi n I Ah"-, Fred F. Detweller¦ii Windovor n. i hts. Mrs. Lansing' i!' - I ow .>r. . - v d n> Dow sp. u

Saturday in Waahin ton. Mlse Dorisrimln t» : .i o ;> a visit of se'-'-

, al weeks to ; it, Mis. \V. A'" -i.. in W iri-.i l. Mi Kdwin .SPeth.-l s]it* t t 1 end wall 1 .-r s.s-

. Ail- A'i e i a . in Washington.Mrs. James Hunter Cameron and Mrs.

pin n I'iiura ! St;:!U2 v : memlnTS ofihi it i: ;; n \\ a:-.in ton Saturday.

M ani Mrs. \ ai. i..-a!s visi;< .1 tli« ir

Mrs. Arthur P. Hartin--»r v.as a

Washington visitor Satunla Mr JohnFergus-.n ami Miss Bertha Fer uvoti ofI .oudoun wa re the guests last w.-ek ofDr and Mrs. Riehard lJiilanv ! eithMrs. T. T. Poston an<l childr* n s;.en'he ivcik ol d w tli friend- at PnrcroftM.-s likidys Boston was a guesi for lis**neck end of her aunt, Mrs. Wicks, oil

Maple aver uc. Miss Hattie M iloue <>fWasl.ington is spending sonic time attho home of Mrs." W. (Jarrett. nea i

Oakton. Miss Winifred Smith i- r< . iv

'ring from her recent illness. Mr. an 1'Irs. Klwyn X. l.ovewell aid sons werenrer gu» sts Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.

,I< hn Shipnian a" lSalHlon. Mr and Mrs1 .eon L. Fieeman and little son spentSunday with Mr. ami Mrs. Oliver F.It.nes in the city. Miss Kil.el i'a'k.jf s

visiting at the home of Miss I^ot .th\Fii-eman. Mi-s Oeor ie McKran is re-ov< rinp fro;r> h. r rM' v t r, a\ n ; na v s t to !.'-r j'-' nt ;

?.!:. a ad Airs. I. AI.Si. ts last \\c. . Air.J t th«-:r farm near. !M:1.t iais icturm ! fromIid-<'wat. r, and is visitiiigMr aril Mrs. 1U>1>'r Alilo "..Miss l'tarl <'or! of Dallas. Ti

Pa., are visitiiu^_ Mr. and Mrs. I:Miller. O\\ n.u to i! .. Inclement w> iti:.'.ist week there \v-u< no me<-tjns o! ti ..

< F'-.-nts t'lu'». Mrs. I M |)o.will <nteitain the e(luh n.-xt Wednt dava* ¦ i.« m»- it oVioek. Mr. aad Mrs.Spraet bank and I ttie daughter ..t Wash¬ington were -lie js Sunday of Mr aidMrs. J. S S; r v rink at W«*dd«-rhtiniMrs Alma l» line md .Mrs. J<din War-noek F hols were luncheon nests Sat-urdav of Mrs. Uavtuoad Hartus i'i Washin^ioii. Mr. and Mrs. Hay ISabeock ofWilliston, N'. I'.. \\er«- dinner quests Sun-day of Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace .%!..-I ane. Miss I illi iti I.ewis «>f V enna w i*m irr'. d today la Washln ton to MrHi'iniai'n. Miss Louise A ud of liernd'oitspent the week end with Mrs. Fd Harri¬son at Hunter.

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Miv f in!e. M i"dinnerW tik.

lev 1< oll. ve a i

l is a . n:it ' )al>.. >n

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tin.11

l!

ng M'ss Eva \V. edon at F.l. el. i. MrsHart and son Harry of California werejniests this week of Mrs. .1. II. Trot a'¦ akton. Mr. ohn Sae er of Pall Ru i

intrj- if Air.

spent sev< ral <i - tinsCharles Miller. Mrs. AI.Sliest ti'is Week ot :i >

Air and Airs. I.inv.o *.

week with AIKh >e lf- r i thElsie Shoekeyof I!aiii t ." ^

Scotchmen as Engineers.From ihc I.<ir«|en Chronic!"."Sev« ra I ensinee s were c,t led to pro\ .»

the speed .¦{ th" Olympic's engines," saa'report. and it was noticeable thatof the';., from the chief downward,

Se ti'hmen." Wh ch reminds onet T>" to <1 .'f t'A'O !' I\ elctg.ail Ell: -

a11 and a S >; iiaian.who wet«.iinir the «!. k ¦ >f an o> an liner,

heii talk i *>i to lie about the.. > i > of S. tc ai it as ship engineer-,a i« iiy don't k w," reniaik.d theScot, 'who the chief engineer on boarilthi- \essei is, hut III bet a bottle ofihiskv he's a countryman of mine

!h tiiat lie went to ;he engine hold andsang down by way of a random shot. "1a; AlacPona d!" To which a re-etitf 1

v ice repl;ed fr in the torrid >l>pth-:"There's nae Alaepona .is here; we'reAlacFen^i-s'"

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"I heartily recommend it to my friend*."Nutley, N. J. Annie Oakley.

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and certain death to this germ and is the one really reliable remedy.An imitation or something just as good won't do. Insist on hav¬

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