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The morning times., 1895-07-12
MISS CHIPMAS'S ART SUCCESS.
Her Water CoIors \ re \ chieving Fame
In NktIl-E L no W n GnIIerie-

Her WnteT CoIorS \ re \ chieving Fam me
ia WtIl-E now Galleries.
There IS a picture on exhibition at
Vcrrhoff's gallery which is attracting
considerable attention among the GevOtees
and disciples Of art in this city. Ii is a
water-color fuu length portrait of the
little daughter OF AIrs K c. Fellows, and
was executed by Miss Katharine CHIP
man
This young artist has been for the past
six years engaged in portrait painting,
and for the first two was a worker III oils
In tins time she struggled Intellectually
for honors ana fame, until she CHANGED
to execute a wateT-Color picture. which
was egarded as SO meritorious and de
serViff" OF praise by the critics, that she
has done no other work since that time.
Her pictures have been hung in all the
priacipai watcT-cpior exhibitions in New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Wash
ili-Ton- Ois- rs now on exhibition at
KEoedlcr's in New York.
Among the successes which she has
achieved are p4rtraits' OF Gen. Auger,
Capt Howe, Mrs Friebus, and the daughter
of stuart Robson. The picture OF little
Miss Fellows represents her in dainty
gown, which is beautifully colored.
The little half-Socks are so faithfully
reproduced that one can almost imagine
that he can see the threads and interviewer
texture. The pink flesh tint is admir-
able and, III fact, the technique OF the
whole picture is Of a superior order.
Mrs Fellows is delighted with the work
and says that the likeness TO her little
daughter is perfect.
Miss Chipu.An uuw makes WASHINGTON her
home, and resides at the Cairo Flats.
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TnnnEnelish Criminal Court.

Bstf,Ied females VITO weep, WHO have
come 10 il through drink, who courtesy
wiIh moiay e'4baity when they get four
months; a pianist at a froe-and-Casy in
d rec shawl, who. merely 10 oobliGe d friend.
sold 3 stolen watch; a Shy servant girl
in a Load straw hat, for breaking and
entering her late masters house and
carrying OFF clocks and clothes; decent
poSmistross in back, with a comfortable,
Ccs6iikg alr. who, trade being bad at her
little shop, had ben abstraCting coin from
the ieuers iItfusted 10 her. Counsel de-
lives lOWery dehsilnC-sopi..ty ha-
TauEUe on her behalf, by which he mal5rs
il clear tbaj the real criminals are the
putGlc for putting temptation in tie way
Of respectable officials by sending regis
tered letters. IL there were TO registered
letters ti.cre would be 40 thieves.
Counsel gives me The impression Of think
ing q good dcal more oi The selection Of
LIS phrases and he roIIsdissy OF his periods
than OF Eis client, VINO, when at last he
SITS down, gels twelve Rsonihs FOR his
pains. Succeeded by a sturdy TsEue, who,
being beuEhted, broke into CHURCH and
dTs.i.E ftr ~. -r..l!IruIal UiiIc tHIg I0ft IN
q siOrl}. and, lot content with that, made
himself Up a bed ~ the ves1ry on tie
CT>P auu InTizacalatc surYH1csS. iE''Pa-
dcnI fcllowi Eighteen months. And yet
eaCr.lcce seems heavy gan 10 bring 10
bear upon nan Just for procuring him
gclf q nights lodging. Magazine.
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\ VERY TINY BABY.
Ills Being Reared in an Incubat tor nd
Has "a Hard Struggle for Life.

Ills Eeing Reared in an Incubator and
Has Hhrd Struggle for Life.
At the POSTGRADUATE Hospital Twentieth
| street and First avenue, sa VS. the New York
| Times, there is wee bit OF a ba 10y on a / ed
| Of cot ton Within an Incubator II is
decorated with pink ribbons, and Is nIaling
| an effort 10 live. 1T was born Nonday
morning, June 10 at 200 Fast r,,yarth
Street. and. insteadiof Increasing in statue
became noticeaby Smaller day by day
until DR.. Y on Grimm, the attandinp rhvEi.
ian, decided to use extraordinary means
10 prest rye it's life.
The chiid--a boy--was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Euler. ana was NOT rrIIv ma
tured. The parents have Two other chill
dren, who are We'll and strong. although
they both had somewhat Of a str,l.rplp ia
live after they first began 10 cry. Ashley
are all right now, there is hope for their
small brother, il the incubator can keen
warmth in his body
The Euler baby is the star boarder in tha
baby ward of the hospitalat al present Or
walker, the mons" physician; Br Cole the
attendant physician, and Miss Laura Yves.
ton, who has charge OF the yard keen
walchiul eyes nn the thermometers aud
other instruments attached to the incuba-
t'I- anu me Huy unlOfi tuna te VINO is In
their charge
Miss Weston explained the workings of
the incubator yeste rday Ii has poeu-
matte liTt5 on the Wheels and is or fl optv-
FURNISHED nickle and shining conner The
paby weighs two and half bounds and
resembles most other newly-born infants
II rs thirteen inches long and sleeps most
OF III" time. It's lungs are in good form. as
indicated by its lusty yelling when il first
arrived n riIe hospital There are many
Instruments i'll the incubator. Tic baby is
suspended on tray that is actually one of
The balances OF a pair OF scales. SO that the
least change in its weight can be noted at
once. It's body is entirrly wrapped in cot
ton and al its head is a thermometer 10 re-
cord It's temperature The other instru-
heHts record lis Iulsatons, respirat ions
and AL the other necessary functions
The baby has improved considc ra b!y since
he has bAen IN The incubator. His temper
ature Is now normal, and to keep il so
The temperature of tine Incubator is kept
at between % degrees and 100 degrees by
adjusting small gang IS ana turncocks placed
IN The end OF his strange berIn He has 10
be watched very carefully and fed with
the greatest regularity His FOOD is one
half an ounce OF liquid consisting on one
part Of st-rIlized milk and two parts OF
barley water
THIS is fed 10 him every hour. day and
night. drupp@r is used, as II would b.
dangerous 10 give hiin more than the small
"st possible quantity al a time. The feed
Ing process Is very tedious Ar eacD iced
ing he has 10 receive 24O drops Of the mix
tura. The top of the incubator is Of glass.
through which every motion is watched and
motel, and 1t is confidently expected that
he VIII live
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ACTIVE RECHABITE WOMEN.
Meeting TO Form an Auxiliary to

Meeting to Form an Auxiliary to
George c. Thompson Tent, No. B..
An interesting meeting of representatives
from several OF the Rechabite tents of the
city aud Of Faith Tent Georgetown, was
held last evening at Harris Hall, corner Of
Seventh and streets northwest The
object of the meeting was to enthuse the
lady frieuds Of the George c. Thompson
Tent, No 3, aud induce them to organize
an auxiliary tent There were present
a delegation of thirty ladies from Faith
Tent Gcorget etewn, the officers of the Grand
Tent OF the District, aud a large number
OF representatives from George c. Thomp-
son, No. 3, aud Union, No. 81, Tents.
The meeting was conducted by Mfr, A X.
Belt, u. G. R., OF George c. Thompson
Teat, who made short address on Che good
ct the order and the special benefits 10 be
derived from connection with it. Short
talks were also made by w. Il Merritt,
6. ID. R., J. D. Adams. G.. secretary, j.
H. Loyelace, V G. c.. R., W. K. King,
G. G., X. E. Smith, P. H. secretary,
and Brother Charles Medford Mrs. Lena
Heitsinaer, one of the leading spirits in
the proposed new organization, spoke at
length. She was ably seconded by Mrs.
Annie Oogel, Mrs Al K Belt, Mrs. Louisa
Capps. Mrs. AFRO Goff, and Miss Mamie
Capps,
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ANACOSTIA MEMS.

The Emmett Guards We're the attraction
at the lawn fete last evening and n0twith-
standing the GOODNESS of the weather large
GRO Td of patrons were present. "Wednesday
evening Mr Reagan, chairmanofthedancing
committee, presented TO Miss L. Alder and
Policeman ] T Branson beautiful bouquets
of La France roses as prizes for the best
dancing during the evening.
The construction of the new building
at St Elzabeth's Hospital, which is 10
BE- used for the epiIeptic insane, is progress
ing rapidly. 1t was 10 have been completed
several months ago and one extension of
time failing to see il ready the present work
is under penalty Co the contractors OF S25
a day.
The regular meeting of the Anacostia
Citizens Association has been announced
for to night in Haines' Hall, Further
action regarding the railway trouble is
anticipated.
For some reason the work of putting in
the fire alarm boxes has been suspended
and the citizens who reside in jefferson
street are making efforts to have the
work finished without further delay.
Louis Cook, who was badly burned by
powder on the Fourth of July, is reported
no better and it is said may lose his eye
sight as result of the accident.
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GoNzAGA,s GOLD NINE.
Lots Of Fun and Funds at the Lawn


Fete.
The Gonzaga College lawn fete has proven
a veritaIhe gold mine for the uew Con
Zaga Hall.
A lively scene was presented last even
ing, the many gaily deckcd booths which
are scattered on the grounds, being con-
tinuaily surrounded by tirongs OF young
folks, who spent an exceedingly enjoyable
time and plenty of cash at the cool re-
treat. The swings, aud refreshment booths
were in great demand and also the raf
fle stand, whore ClariOn-vO!Ced young men
proclaimed their wares. III the hail the
Geraldine Ora matte Club he'd sway ard
long before the hour set for the per
fonnance the place was crowded. Mr..
James Carney in his rendition of the
Montgomery Guards, with his iniinta bic
Irish hrngue received frequent applause,
and Mr.. James A. Nahony rs The Miscr."
and Miss Ellen Gleason in the recitation
That Old Sweetheart OF Nine, also came
in for their share.
Tonight Mr.. Charles p. Hanfora, will
recite his fav orite selection the Star
SPangled Banner the Carroll Institute
orchestra will render musical selections;
Mr.. Will Lepley Will play a cornet solo and
Mr.. j. ]. Fisher viii sing baritone solo.
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BEATEN BY HER HUSBAND.
On Account of His Brutality Mr.
I<nAes Sues for DiNnPrn

On Account of His Brutality Mrs.
I>aacs Sues for Divorce.
Mrs. Susie c. Isaacs is suing Ter hus
band, James Isaacs, an engineer Oh the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, for d
divorce
She charges cruelty and M-trcatment
ever since the close OF the honeymoon.
In the petition in equity filed yesterday
the wife charges her husband with the
utmost brutality. She alleged that both
when EObeI ard Intoxicated lie had uH-
~ srCifuity beaten her, and only on the
Sth OF this month he left her UNCONSCIOUS
on the floor after beating her with chair.
She is al present, khe states, under a
phySiciGns care as result OF such treat
mcnt Besides asking TOR an absolute
divorce and alimOny the petitioner wants
10 resume her maiden name or Anderson.
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Giving Fnrlv PrnmI-e-

When tile crowd was filing out from the
matinee young Mr.. YouBGiy stepped on the
pretty girls dress
'Oh, Sho0"' the pretty girl exclaimed,
as she was thus suddenly hove 20.
Youns Mr.. YovnEIy saw his opportunity
Don't shoe me" lie smaFtly said. I'm
no COW"
No the pretty girl made answer, as
she swept GefnureIy past. hut you VIII be
when you grow up"
And 1t was seven or eight minutes before
young Mr. Youngly could light his cigar
ette--Ncw York Recorder.
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PETS WITH THE LADIES.
National Rifles Won Hearts as Wen
as Prizes.

The National Rifles took first prize
with the ladies'" said W B. Chitterdon
of st Louis. at the Raleigh. Il suppose
that | had better not say too much about
this, or the Washington soldier boys
best girls VIII get an idea of how many
hearts are now broken III our bustling
Western city.
The Mount Pleasant Field Band young
sters were The town talk, and if they
Were not such sensible, sober minded
lads, / am sure that they would be quite
vain and self-opinionated. They Were
dined and baBoueted on every hand by an
admiring populace, and every one of them
has a cotcrie OF admirers out West"
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USDERTARERS.
DIED.


FERGUS SON-Mary Louise Ferguson he
loved wife of Daniel II Ferguson. aud
daughter OF the late Maria Browr, departed
this life, July Il, 1895 at s.C5 p. m, at
her residence, 1907 Twenty street
northwest
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HODGES -Iuby Hodges, died on Thurs
day, Jgly II, at 12-45 D. IL. at the Tssi-
deHce Of hcr parents, 7I5 Seventh street
southwest
Funeral VIII take place Saturday at II
a. n
Little Ruby was our darling,
Pride Of all our hearts at home;
But the angels Canir ana whispered.
Darling ECby, do come home"
BY HER MOTHER.
SMITH-On Tuesday. July 9, 1925. at
8 O'Clock y m. May, the beloved wife OF
Richard A. Smith, after a painful illness
OF seven hours, aged tweHty-eisht years
and two months.
May her sOuI rest in peace.
Funeral from her late residence, 1911
Half street southwest, to-day. July 10.
at O'Clock p. m, thence 20 Mount No
riah Baptist Church, Second street he
tween ~ aIit y southwest. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited
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'Ybr Cheerful Idiot

II think. said the crank boardcr. that
it VIII not be many years before TIE pho
netic system OF spelling is adopted en-
tirely"
In that case" said the Cheerful Idiot.
81 suppose that u VIII 60 out Of 'buSI-
ness.
II took the shoe clerk bosrtler, the type-
writer boarder, q ped OF paper and
pencil TO explain matters 10 tie satiSfaC-
!on of The crank boarI.er. Tri-
bUue.
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IN A WORTHY CAUSE.
Subscriptions Solicited for widow of
the Unfortunate Cnrnipe- W OF ker.

Subscriptions solicited iof - NOW OF
the Unfortunate COrnice- W Orker.
The Times has been requested by the
Eccentric Association OF Steam Engineers
to open 4 subscription list for Mrs. Lucy
Phillips, widow OF the cOrnice worker who
lost his life By Lhe fall Of SCaffolding on the
corner of Twelfth and L streets northwest,
a few weeks ago.
The Times chcerfulIy aCquieSces and
sorits liberal contributions for one who
IS left in Isl re sfuL destitute circum
stances Already received;
c. G. Conn. :. =. $500
Eccentric Association OF Steam En-
ElncerS.. 900
Painter. :. LOO
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snIe and Diyt.inn of Prnpertv A.ked. -.

Charles W. Kibbey has asked tie court
for a saIe, and partition Of the proceeds, Of
the property at No. lI02 Ninth street
southeast. and No. sOO NJ street southeast.
He acquired a oLe-SiXth interest in the
property by a devise made from his wife.
The defendants in the suit Instituted yester-
day are William HinwoOd and others,
tenants in common OF lie remaining inter
est in the property.
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All His Property To His Wife.

The VIII OF the late Terrence McCar-
frey was filed for probate yesterday With
the exception OF S25. which is beCueathed
TO Mary EstGlIe ST Caffrey. The entire
estate is left to tic widow. Ellen McCar-
frey. and Mary Ellen, a daughter. the
latter being also made eXccutriZ- The
instrument was made june 81, 1895.
The morning times., 1895-07-12
Excursion TO Luray Caverns

EXCURSION to Lnray CaNernS.
Wednesday, July IT, special train viii
leave B. and o. R. R Station, $50 a. M.
Round trip, including admission to the
Caves and reserve seat on train, $3.50.
Seats reserved in advance without extra
cost, at ticket office, New York Ave. and
18th ST.
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Mrs. Everett Rapley lis spending the sum
ner at the beautiful Rapley county place
just beyond Tacoma. Her sister, Miss
Marion Miller, is with her for a few days
The morning times., 1895-07-12

Mrs. Ralph Lee Calf Will return the last
OF the week froHl Atlanuc city and viii
spend the remainder of the heated term at
the Blue Mountain House
The morning times., 1895-07-12

EX-Goy. Shepherd will arrive on Satur-
day morning, TO remain but few days
He VIII then go 10 New York and with his
family sail for Europe on tine 3lst
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Ger your oablne. Photo Free.

People leaving Ine cIIy for their
Eursl mt-r vacation CA rinof afford TO also
leave TIE TINES. 1t viii lGe mailed
20 any address aHd VIII continue to
be the best local newspaper in WASH
inwHRo
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Mrs. Mortimer, OF Thirteenth street, and
her daughters, Misses Lucy ard Florence,
left yesterday for the Warm Springs, Va
The morning times., 1895-07-12

Mr.. George B. Squircs has returned to
the city after pleasant outing IL New
Hampshire. Later he VIII go 10 New
port.
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OF Course She VIII.

Win the new woman cut over her blDomcrs
for little Mary?-LouiSyille Couricr-Jc cip-
nal
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Mrs Mnuin Caurfmann has gone 10 tie
mountains Of Virginia, accompanied by her
daughter Miss Nellie, and her friend, Mss
Lille Davis.
The morning times., 1895-07-12

Mr. and Mrs. Beyins and daughter are
ruStcatIng ia the mountains OF Frederick
county, Md
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Mr. Samuel l.. MatJingly is able to b. out
after dangerous spell OF illness Mr. Mat
tingly suffers from what physciaHS call
a tobacco heart" and the Illness pro-
duced is OF an alarming character
The morning times., 1895-07-12

Mrs Susan Cowan, who has been visiting
qh-T daughter. Mrs Haas. at tn Cairo, has
returned to her home Bon Air, va
The morning times., 1895-07-12

Tho British embassy Is t,1is season well
represented ut Newport. Mr.. Rax-IronSide.
A~. Ford and TIE recently arrived Earl OF
Testnseath are all here for TIE summer.
They were among the party of Washing
touiaBs entertained at dinner last week
10y Mrs. Calvin S. Erice
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Miss BnBsie Burbridge. of No. &c B street,
is visiting Miss Yelk, OF Baltimore.
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AND ON
CREDIT I!

This Extraordinary offer iN posi-
siyal. limited ana ~ill cIs.>e - hen
oUr -taF5. closes IO-UloFraw- might.
NcuGaT, juiy I5-Te-ulaT prices
Nvill prevail EVERY YARD OF
NtI:FSt SOLD WILL EE
Tx i.g-D DOW y FREE or COST
Iay 3..r il a - you I'LEASE-vvrnlsly
OF IE5rIlJillF-EO Iosc~-HO interest.
Na >efl more But The very best
uiIu!ii a,s, a. no there are more tiiaU
soc patterns here FOR yea 10 choose
GTun
CLlss-- o. oirsflf>~ Agaftings-v
2-C.- ntNN Dc. a ward.
CLinn-t. JoIidi.',s- hattings-w
3GC -Issv 20..,s yard
JuuaHesc Cotton warp Msftings
were ;5Jc.--ngRy gc. yard.
Oh ue-tsJ oiIffl.s,- MRt1ings-were
z0..-uow 3OC. "A ward.
CHiTn~eJ oiHtIcSs in@S-were
h5r.- now Soc. yard.
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Airs. Stewart, wife of the Nevada SEN
eror. is contemplating a trip abroad This
summer Her two SONS returned from
abroad, where they have been at school
for number OF yecFs. last summer. and
are now at Castle Stewart
The morning times., 1895-07-12

Miss Beale, niece of Mrs Denby. OF
Fourteenth street, is at-her country seat
in Loudoun county, Va.
The morning times., 1895-07-12

Gen and Mrs ]. W Foster viii leave
Washington thiS morning for the summer.
They will spend Sunday with Representa-
tive and Mrs Hit at Narraganset Pier ard
go on ia Henderson Beach Lake, Ontario
next week Gen Foster expects to make
occasional business trips TO Washington
during the summer.
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NJ. and Airs. Frederick L Moore have
gone to The Isle Of Shoals. Taey eft the
city yesterday for that resort
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seashore air, bathing, and fishing as
Colton-on-the-Po otomac.
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Mt Pioda, the Sw ss minister, ac-
4 conpanicd by his wife and sister. left the
4 city OH Saturday for the SUMMER
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The finest table, best beds, and best serv-
ice at Colton-on-the-P otomac.
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Marriage Licenses

Licenses to marry have been issued as
follows:
General Goodwin and Florence Bristol.
Gabriel Clark, of Bennings, ard Elizabeth
Barnes.
Joseph W. SchmalinE and Mae L Ward.
EHiel Laubner and Rosa Dietz.
James Stewart and Catherine Thomas,
both of st. Nary's county, Nd.
Robert j Mcdonald, Of Tacoma Park,
and Florence l.. Norton, OF the District OF
Columbia.
Richard Dorsey and Jennie Banks.
rr1.o ,,%1o ,,oct h,de oDd v,,,et cow,
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Hon. and Mrs. FIaUcis Cotton Wi leave
the city on horday with taeir family to
spend tie sUmmr s-t York Ear5or, Me-
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MS Lucy II. MtChnrF. of this city. and
DT. John " jadS'u, II I Philadelphia, were
The bride and groom whose freII-d- gath
cred al II O'Clock Yesterday morning 10
witness the ggie' Little ceremony celebrated
AZ The Church OF the Incarnation Rev.
Dr. Tow nS,-8d offiCiat-i.
The BRIDE entered the church with Or.
G"oTge " Heron, WHO gave her hand in
nar~ase, tbe groom meeting them at The
ctanrai Thew eddIng ma rcil 81 - ier dels ,,,Fn
was played as the bridal party passed down
The aisle.
The Wedding gown was Of embroidered
white crepe trimmed with handsome lace
tand Wine SATIN ribbon over white satin
The bouquet y as Of bllGc roses tied with
white S3un ribbons
At The conclusion Of the ceremony a re-
cep'ion followed NJ the Riggs House,
where iae wedding party were entertained
al breakfast. The table was apprO-
puateiy decorated with white rcseS
Later IN the day Dr and MIS- Gad>en left
for their wedding trip They VIII make
their future home in Philadelphia. whore
after september ) they VIII be at home
81 No. l2. North Tcnthstraet
Among those in attendance upon the
CEREMONY were d.. Daniel james and Dr.
J. Stand-n. of Phi,adelpl4ia. Nr Daniel J..
Keller, OF Baltimore, Nj and Mrs Alex
Milne, Dr and Mrs Heron, Br and Mrs
Farsali-, Dr. ard EIrS. Chris &7.a Mr.. Jarnrs
Welsh, Of Buffalo, Dr. and Mrs Colbum.
and justice and Mrs. Harlan.
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II would seem that brides and grGoms at
Lake George viii this season have de-
cidcdly hard time of il if lie recent ex-
perience of a couple there is to be taken
as an indication. BliSSfully unconscious of
being made the victim ms of practical Joke
the bride and groom stepped rom the boat
only to be deluged by a shower of rice as
they walked up the gang plank by the
friends concealed on the upper deck. A
band then struck up the wedding march and
their trunks Were brought forth in the
general jollification with bread white rib
bons tied TO them, while the umbrellas We're
decorated in the same eXtravaEant manner.
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The marriage Of Mr. ". Bricc Coston. OF
this city, 10 s;i-s Laura Y TuII. of POGO
Eelzc cry, Nc. took place al the latter
place on Tuesday Mr Samuel NJ.
Crockett. editor Of the Ledger. was best
man, Mss Lucy Tull. sister of the bride,
acting as Rlaid OF Eonor MIR and Mrs.
CaslOn have now gore 10 AShurv Park.
after which they VIII make their home in
Washington
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his eighty y-seventh birthday last week,
has now gone with his daughter, Mrs.
Chamberlain, for a short visit To New
Hampshire.
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Mr.. Franklin Tenney, who celebrated
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Justice ard Mrs. Macarthur have been at
the Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City, for a fort
night past. Judge ATthur's .iealth has been
greatly improved 10y tie change Of air.
Mrs. MacA Tthur's sister, Airs Aiisworth,
and nephew, Mr.. Fred Dyer. are now
at the jud"cs residence on the corner Of
Twelfth ard \ streets