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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-26
NEW WSLETS S

When your hands and head are weary,
And your soul has lost its song;
When the road is hot and dreary
And the way seems very long,
When you have no heart for action,
When you need the spur and rod
There's a world OF satisfaction
In a piod, plod. plod!
Just 20 see the task before you.
And forget the distant goal.
Just 10 bid Rcnown ignore you.
And To bear a humble soul;
Just to trudge along contented
Where the many feet have trod-
There's no better rest invented
Than plod, piod, plod!
Let the genius ieapp TO glory
Winged feet that spurn the soil;
Though I think the truer story
Is that talents always toll.
We will make a reputation
From a broom, a hoe. a hod:
There are fame and fascination
In n plod, plod, plod
For In this way and no other
Do the seasons come and go,
And the great world ia n brother
To the toiler with his hoe:
Near TO nature working slowly,
We are close 10 natures God
When we give our spirits wholly
To plod. plod, plod!
Rams horn.
George Sheldon. 70 years old, has been
missing from 3s Elbow street since the
24th instant.
Hose responded 10 still alarm at
1918 yesterday morning. for chimney
fire at l26 Howell street. No damage.
Edwin Sarah reports that n pair OF
shoes valued at Sc, was stolen from his
shop, Ills Elmwood avenue. yesterday.
Edward Smith OF s74 North Main street
was bitten on his leg by dog. when at
the corner OF North Main and Star streets
last night.
Aaron Beaver. who boards at 1c5 Orms,
reports that his room was entered Wed
nesday and his trunk pried open. A silver
spoon. valued al 81 was taken.
ST. Bernard dog trespassed upon VIM.
+. Doughty's premises, at 70 Fiheld ave
nue., yesterday afternoon and killed eight
hens. valued at $40.
John Hayes was fined SO and costs In
the 9Th district court. today. for the lar
ceny OF n piece OF rope. valued at s..
from Thomas w. Waterman.
from justice, was arrested by Detective
Ahern, yesterday and delivered 10 officer
George L. Carver OF Cambridge. Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-26
MILITARY LAND WARRANTS

paid persons telling who has one.
whether ] buy or not n. X. Kelley.
Kansas City. No.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-26

The alarm from box 4s at $50 O'Clock
this morning was unnecessary. The back
draft OF chimney filled with smoke the
house at the corner OF Weybosset street
and Scarborough court
Frank Sands, colored. "a years old. was
placed on probation until June 9Th by
Judge Sweetland. today. He pleaded
guilty to non-support OF his wife and
two children
The Faithful Workers will hold a busi-
ness meeting at the home OF Mrs. Maria
Esser b37 North Main street, Friday even
ing at 8 o'clock. There will be an election
OF officers and a full attendance is re-
quested.
Mrs. Helen O'Riley of 81 Codding street,
reports that her store at % A street was
entered last night by way OF a cellar win
dow. The thief got 81 in change. two
watches. valued at s35 each and tobacco.
valued at $los
Fenton Lewis. colored. pleaded guilty
TO the charge of bastardy. when arraigned
I'm the 9Th district court today His case
was continued until tomorrow for final
disposition. He has agreed to marry the
young woman.
William McMurtie, who had once before
been up for stealing a wheel and once for
breaking and entering was sent 10 Jail for
90 DAYS, by Judge Sweetland, this morn
Ing. for the theft OF a bicycle. valued at
SIS, the property OF Fred d. Hopkins.
Mary Stewart. II years DID, was placed
on probation until June %. by Judge
Sweetland. today. for the theft OF a mum.
valued at 81. the property OF Florence
Adams. The mum was stolen from the
Camp street school house on the 10th In
stant.
irwin &. De Rochmont OF 73 Holden
street reports that when he went home
at 1850 a m. on the 2lst instant, he
found a man trying 10 unlock his back
door When De Rochmont spoke TO the in
truder the latter claimed that he thought
that he roomed there and then went
away
Evangelist F. w. Blair from New Jer-
sey will conduct special meetings in
Gospel hall 232 Cranston street near
Bridgham commencing Sunday. March
lst, at p. IN. and continuing every even
ing during the week at 7:t5 o'clock All
strangers welcome. Seats free and no col
lections
Jennie l.. Gravel. 12 years old. residing
at 10 Edwin street was placed on proba-
tion until June %. by Judge Sweetland.
today. The child was arraigned for the
larceny OF Sc from Sarah Webb but could
have been breaking and entering. on
several occasions Mrs. Webb missed
money from her tenement which Is over
that occupied by the Gravel family. Yes
terday she caught the girl in her house
Jennie had used a key which fitted the
kitchen door OF both tenements and had
secured the s6 from n bureau.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-26
JOHN o'coNNELL.
GENTS FURNISHINGS,
Few Doors Above p. O., olneyville.

w. SLATER MowRY HAS REMoD-
elled Robbins Restaurant, IL Hartford
avenue. Every ything the best.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-26

George r. Avery. an alleged fugitive
from justice, was arrested by Detective
Ahern. yesterday and delivered 10 officer
George L. Carver OF Cambridge. Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-26

The alarm from box 4s at $50 O'Clock
this morning was unnecessary. The back
draft OF chimney filled with smoke the
house at the corner OF Weybosset street
and Scarborough court.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-26

John Hayes was fined $40 and costs In
the 9Th district court. today. for the lar
ceny OF a piece OF rope. valued at s.,
from Thomas w. Waterman
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-26

The match pool game between Dolan
and Williams ut the Lawton House last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
MEASURES APPROVED 3.
BY THE MAYOR

Mayor Taylor yesterday delivered to
City Clerk Ben. T. August with his ap-
pyoval. the following ordinances and reso-
lutlons adopted by the Council:
Resolution establishing grades TOT
streets and alleys in various portions OF
Refund.ng to Thomas NJ. Alexander tho
sum OF 500 for overpaid liquor, license.
Rnfun;ing to f. a. C!anccy the sum OF
$50 for overpa!d liquor license,
Authorizing William Fl. thompson, q
the fire alarm and police telegraph. ana
William G. Fuller. chief OF tue fire De-
partmcnt to visit the conventions TO De
i,ofa mite City during the month
s,S'r..t'..'l.I.ce making five members OF.
the Coyaisn!ttee on the Improvement or
James River q quorum. fF.
: Allowing w o. Randlett to build
fence In lakewood Cemetery
#I Ordinance increasing the salary OF the
matron Of the Colored Almshouse. u,
Authorizing the American Nllio1na al
Bank to construct areas ana co1l ce!!nlS
alongside OF It's building. at Nam ana
Tenth Streets and to build cellar en-
trance In the pavement. ,.ra
Empowering certain citizens 10 apullu
a sewcr In Lee District.
Approving the official bonds Of Charles
f1lSPhill.ps and Carlton McCarthy.s
Appropriating S1,74630 to pay extra po-
llcemen for services during the street street
car strike.
t'e,e for the payment OF gas ana
water bills. -'Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
GAINES EN]lILZ.,
Observation-Disclosures

4 = +. .
There will be a picnic and entertainment
at Beulah Church on Tuesday, August
Mrs, b. McGhce, OF Richmond. is visit
ing friends and relatives at TINS place.
Mrs Barker and children save relurn.
Miss Ella BRYANT will spend two weeks
ct Summer Rest, g
The excursion 10 Buckroe Of the Walnut
Money for tickets will be refunded TO
members Of the school upon application
to the superintendent. .
Mrs. Emma Rickett Is on visit to
friends and relatives in Richmond. ~.
Mrs. A. FC;. Allison has returned home
after spending some time with friends and
daughter, Of Richmond. &Al.
Mrs, c. Gauldlns and children IN have re-
weeks trip to Buckroe, They go TO Ocean
View this week,
Dr., JET, Nelson has recently added i'm
provements to his home. The finishing
touch OF paint is white with green trim
Mr. Robert Jenkins is improving, al
though he il not out OF danger.
Mrs. J. Goodman is out after her recent
Mrs. Alice sydnor ana son, Of Ash,
Hanover Gza9 Y
. Miss Maud Curtis is visiting at Mr.,
Thomas. near Newmon,
to Ter brother. Mr.. VIM. T., Gaines.
Miss Cora Curtis, OF slnithheld, is the
Mrs. d. q, Saunders aud children are
spending the summer With her father,
Ing here, has returned to her home In
Cha rlOtte county. hlsl 5ft7.e....t +-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

J = n Il d I'd E T. 4 y
Va, ID visiting Miss Lewis, Of North
Cherry Street.
Miss Annie E, ISerse has left for few
days outing to Old Point and Newport
News.
Misses LOWE and Pearl Smith. Of No.
22lS West Grace Street, have returned
home after pleasant stay Of amonth
In Norfolk.
E mir. A. Netherwood and wife and I Mr. !;
George Paul and wife have gone to At
lantIc City for several days Of enjoy
ment.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. sNvllltlock and family.
Mr.. j.. Cans and daughter, Miss Nina
Cans, and Miss Jennie Bear are sum-
mering at Blue Mountain Lake, New
York.
Mrs. #. ". Fowlkes and son and Miss
Matte Fowlkcs. OF Burkeville. Va. are
now spending few weeks at virginia
Beach.
Miss Alma Burnett Butler, Of Church
yil, has returned to the city after sew
eral weeks visit to friends and relatives
In Petersburg. IA
Mr. and Mrs. william owens Moore
are at Goshen, Va.
Miss Julia D. Yeager is visiting at
Castleton, Va.
Mr., Thomas c. Pierce, Of Albemarle
county, is at Buffalo Lithia s'1rs:ngs for
a month.
Miss Cecilia Brown. daughter of Mr.. j..
3. Brown No oil North Fifth Street
and brother. Master Willie Brown, are
visiting relatives in the mountains Of
Virginia for a month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

in attempting to fly took the most direct
line to the bottom OF the Potomac River,
after soaring a short distance IN the
picnlcs at the dam on the Rappahannock
Just above the city and IN many OF ti'e
beautiful woodland spots near by.
A dance was given the young ladies' Hes O., o.
the Fork neighoerh IN sP 5,,TSss
grove Of Miss NJ c, Holiday. Elegant
refreshments were served at miidnssh NJ
and It Was o ,or Rei wh hane ese
Mrs. Henry Byrd Lewis entertained At
"Cleye," her home on The Rappahannock
River. in King George county, q Few
evenings agon honor o. Mlsse5 Mds
len wallace, OF this city Many young
people were, present and dancing WIS
enjoyed until a late hour, An elegant
supper was served during. the evening.
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas @, A1oncure and
granddaughter, of Washington. are visit
Ing Judge f. II, l.. Chichester and family
Mrs. James Halsey and children, Of
Germantown. Pa. are visiting Mrs. j. n.
Mrs. A. p. Rove has returned from a
visit to friends and relatives It Irving
ton, on the lower Rappahannock.
Miss Marion Waller. OF STAFFORD county,
have gone to Grcenbrier county. West
Virginia. OH a visit to their sister. Mrs.
N. Caldwell. Z
Miss Elizabeth Holiday, OF lewiston.
spotsylyanIa county, is the guest OF Miss
Mrs. 6. II. Hurkamp is visiting her
parents at their cottage at Saratoga,
New York.
Mrs. NJ. b. Hobbs and daughter Miss
guests Of Colonel e. D. Cole and faml.
Judge John T. Goolriclz and Mrs. Cool.
rick are spending some time at bedford
Mr.. and Mrs. s, G. Wallace have re-.
turned from visit to relatives in Mid
dlesex county.
Messrs. j. II. C. Beverley ana Robert
Beverley, OF Essex county. with their
families. have gone to FauQuier county to
spend the month Of August.
Mrs. Lucy i. Doggett and son. Mr..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

AIontvale. Va, where they will spend q
week or ten days.
Miss Margaret left HI the city week before
last for RoHceverte, from Whlch PLACE
they will visit Huntington. They VIII be
at home by the first Of OCTOBER
Miss Jessie Blackburn is spending some
time IN Charlottesville, Where sl'e VIII
Visit the Horse Show.
Miss AMMO Beeton, d popular yotlns
lady OF Lexington is visiting N N1eh-
mond and Manchester,
Mr. Charles ~ sumner and wife left
yesterday for their home ~ Jersey eIy'
n. j., after Il very pleasant V'sit o. Two
weeks to Mr.. summers s,s ~, s,ree st 'o''''
L. Skeggs of No, Oh Capitol street
Miss Bulah Brooks, of Willlamspurs'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

been frequently heard In drawing room
recitals and at the Washington Club.
In referring to Miss Thomas, the Wash
lngton Post says She has made many
friends and admirers during her resi-
cience in Washington by her electlVe
church and concert singing.
IIer voice is rich, mellow soprano, VI
brant and full of sweetness. She has al
unusual temperament and possesses great
magnetism"
Miss Gladys Armstrong. III Richmond
Hin, New York, Is the midsummer guest
OF Miss Margaret Murphy She VIII be
ioned here by her mother this week, y
Miss Armstrong is clever CONVERSE
tionalis, and has n charming manner
she is exceedingly popular With her
Richmond acuuaintnces. who are Vyans
with each other in their efforts to pro
mote her enjoyment. q
A hayr6e dance. an old Virginia water
melon feast ard IL tally-ho party are num-
bered among the many devices which
have been planned to render MISS Arlal-
strong's stay all that it should be.
The date Of the marriage Of Miss Mary
Ashley Bell and DR., Gil fton NJ M Tier
has been fixed for September 3D. ms
ceremony will take place i'll the home OF
the bride near Palmyra, F'luvanna county
w
list of autumn society happenings OF It's
kind, and will be an event of interest, on
account of the prominence Of the COLI
tracing parties
An announcement creating Il ripple in
Norfolk and Richmond society circles dur-
ing the past week had to do with
the engagement Of Miss Lucy Latnne
Baylor to Mr., William Wilson, Of
Charlcstown w. Va. son OF tho late
| William T.. Wilson president OF Washing
ton and Lee University and postmaster
general under Mr.. Cleveland. The we'd
ding will take place in November. MISS
Baylor is one OF the prcttiest and most
attractive members of the younger set OF
Norfolk. ~ 5-#g.S
Mis-, Catharino Pcndleton Quarles, the
daughter OF Rev. DR. and Mrs, " l."
Ouarles. will be married in their homo at
Bowling Green, Va, Wednesday, August
18Th, to Mr.. Charles Read baskerville. Of
stanton. Tennessee
On account OF the recent death OF the
BRIDES grandfather, there will be no
cards. and only members of tie imme-
date family Will be present
The house party that has been in pro-
press at tho home Of Mr. Joseph Steb-
bins, South Boston since last Monday has
included among IT'S guessa Ar !. Gar
nett Tabb, Of Richmond
The party have run the fu'l gamut OF
outdoor amusements--ten riding, driv-
ing and boating The host and hostess
arc well known In Richmond; so Is MISS
stebbins, who fills tho idea or young
, Virginia chatelnine to perfection.
| Miss Susie Morris. who will conduct u
select school for young ladies at the
Richmond Female Seminary building, IS
a niece OF Mrs, John p. Mcclure and OF
Mrs. o. A. Crenshaw, She has conducted
| a school In Richmond for the past two
| years with much success. md VIII have
associated with her this winter many
well-known Richmond educators, among
| them Miss Claire Guillaume and Miss
| Margaret Lee,
The portion Of the seminary building not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
NORTHERN VIRGINIA
Gay Scenes Along the Potomac and the
Rappanannock.
(sppoIal IA Tho Times Dlspatch,l

fspeolal ia Tho Tlmes-D lspatchl
FREDERICKSBURG, VA. August l5--
This Is the holiday season and the young
people here are making the best OF It.
The sources OF entertainment have been
as varied as they have been enjoyable.
Much Of the pleasure aeel;;,,ng has taken
this week 10 Whitewater. where the usual
feasting and froliclng forms Of am4se-
ment We're supplemented with such addi-
tional attractions as boating. bathing,
opmsnts s' rom fhe ark eontaining the mys-
terlous airship, which has been chrlsten-
ed THE Buzzard." and which recently
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16

Arthur Doggett, OF Chicago. are visit
Ing DR.. a. C. Doggett.
nre Nisitlns friends in Prince william
DIS. Garnctt King. wife and son have
gone 70 'irbSnna. where tbs y Val DC tMo
,''e -fs few days OF Mr.. and MT
r. a. Davis.
RIO at Urbannn for so1ourn or several
755e5rc5 w. VI Furru4s md child have
Z gone to 1rvIngton for a brief stay. t ~
4 Mss l&uEvs T.. Tansil Is visiting 1rlenus
( In WarrentOn. sa W III Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-16
MISS GLADYS ARMSTRONG,
Of Richmond HILL Miss Margaret Murphy

occupied BY Miss Norris will be retained
By Mrs John Powell and her daughters,
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Brockenbrough
Mr.. John Powell will return to Berlin
this autumn and resume his studies in
music, pursued by him with such bril-.
. liant success last year. 5,a
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Z. Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Lumsden are spend
Ing the month of August at the Green
brier White sulphur. &
Miss Allen Jennings left yesterday to
be the guest for some weeks Of friends
in Baltimore.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-10-30

is still weighted with the suspicious
OF an unpopular deputy. He is
burdened with having said that if
elected, and the Lewis people, or the
'wets," asked it he would certainly
make Mr.. Wilbert Pinckard his
deputy. On the other hand Mr..
Newbili, Downing's opponent, it is
said has always stood by the oyster
people; and Sheriff Ohowning.
Mitehell's opponent, has repudi-
ated Pinckard. These features have
turned what short time ago ap-
peared to be any mans fight into
almost sure victory for the Newbill
and Chowning ticket. The office of
Commissioner of the Revenue is still
any mans fight. Five candidates
one Republican, one independent and
three Democrats-sets the wiseacres
to guessing, and he's smart one
that can pick the winner. Either
the independent (Douglass) or Mr..
Curlett, supported by the Lewis
people, would seem to stand the best
chance, a. the Lee people are divided
between Barnett and Thompson, both
from the same district. Leaving out
the Commissioner the close observer
would pick Newbill, Chowning and
Sanders (Treasurer) the winners on
next Tuesday.
A RETIRED VETERAN.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-10-30
wESTMORELAND NOTES.

Q. IL. Sanford, jr., of Chiffon, has
gone to Washington, ID. O., where ht
will spend several weeks In pleasure
seeking and for the improvement Of
his health.
An entertainment was conducted
at Cnrrioman Baptist church ON
Wednesday night of this week.
Thomas r. jackson, of the
travelling fraternity, is having an
addition made to his hotel at Mon
tross.
Richard f. McGinness is max.
ing an effort to have postoffice
established at his store about one
and quarter miles below Montross.
5. b. Hardwick's case concerning
che shooting of William Gordon (coi-
ored) did not come up in the court
at Montross on Monday of this week.
1t will be tried at the November term
OF the county court.
w. M. Harris, of Montross, has an
nounced himself candidate for the
Virginia Legislature from the coun-
ties of Northumberland and West
moreland. He is making rapid
and vigorous fight
Ernest England, of Chiffon, has
just returned from a trip to Balti-
more. STAR.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-10-30
DEMOCRATIC TICKETS, ,
Candidates in our se,ara, Con- :, /.

Candidatesin our Several Counties.
Q. Harding Walker, uuopposed. is
the Senatorial candidate from the
Northern Neck.
j. NJ. Lyell, also unopposed, is the
House candidate from Lancaster and
Richmond.
DR.. w. p. Sydnor, opposed by an
INDEPENDENTS House candidate from
northumberland sud Westmoreland.
In Lancaster, for county Offices,
no nominations were made. 1t is a
free for-all-fight.
la Northumberland the Demo.
cratic candidates are: For Treas.
urer, J. M. Booth; For Sheriff.
w. f. Flynt; For Commonwealth g
Attorney, Q. S. Towles; For Com
missioner of the Revenue, r. S. Brent.
In Richmond they are: For Treas.
urer, Il. j. Pullen; For Sheriff, f.
q. Settle; For Attorney, j. W. Chiun,
lr.; For Commissioner, Il. N. Old
ham.
In Westmoreland: For Treasurer.
Il. IL. Stuart; For Sheriff, J. w.
Harvey; For Attorney, O. @. Baker !;
For Commissioner, b. l.. Battaile.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-10-30
STEAMBOAT NOTES,

Weems Rappahan mock schedul,
changes next Tuesday for the win,
ter.
The Peoples Steamboat Co., in
sending boat into Carriers Greek on
Mondayand Thursday mornings from
Baltimore, is supplying s'long felt
want"
The Master who had under consid.
Grafton the injunction asked for by
theWeems people against the Peoples
Steamboat Co. has reported in favor
OF Weems, that the Peoples Co. are
tfespassing on the wharves of the
Weems 90. The report will be con-
sidered by the court in few weeks,
when final disposition will be made
of the matter.
The Weems Company has sold the
side wheel steamer Sue to Peter
Hagan, of Philadelphia, for an ex-
cursion boat. The Sue was put on
the Potomac in 1875, and continued
on the route until the steamers Po-
tomac, Northumberland, Westmore-
land and Calvert were built.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-10-30
NEWS ITEMS.


The Dowie raid on New York cit,
collapsed lamentably and inglori
ously. The invaders made no con.
verts.
Drummers are fast disappearing
The trusts are absorbing business in
terests and dispensing with the com.
mercial tourist.
Cadets of the Virginia Military
Institute, at Lexington, are on a go
days furlough on account of typhoid
fever breaking out there.
Snow made an unexpe cted descent
upon Richmond aud vicinity Friday
night, establishing new early record
for recent years. Saturday there was
elect and snow.
Congressman w. A. Jones, of the
First district, has taken up his resi-.
dence at No. 1903 @ street, north
west. Washington, and moved his
family there for the winter.
The English doctors, or many of
them, 1t is said, claim that eating the
flesh of pigs contributes to cancers.
This is demonstrated by the excess
OF cancer among people of rural Sec
tons and laboring classes.
Judge T. r. B. Wright will re-
ceive $1,000 as his salary as Judge
OF this judicial District. One half
OF this amount will be paid by the
State and the remainder by the coun-
ties as follows: Lancaster $249.35;
Richmond county, $1,000: North
cumberland, $274.60; Westmoreland,
S25779; Essex $27O.57.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-10-30
SOME WEDDINGS.

Wilton johnson, of Westmoreland
county, and Miss Ole Settle, daughter
of F. L. Settle. Of Richmond county
were married by Rev. r. s. Monds
at Nomini Baptist church last week
The bride is sixteen and the groom
fifty-four.
Henderson's church was the scene
OF q pretty marriage on Wednesday
evening when Miss Carrie Haydon,
OF Callao, daughter of Mr.. Philir
Hayden, became the bride of Mr.
Webster Allen, of Hyacinth, botA Of
Northumberland county. Rev. f.
f. Garner officiated.
Arthur b. Johnson, a prominent
merchant of Warsaw, and Miss Dot.
tie Heeter, an accomplished young
lady of Washington, D. c., were mar
rled in Baltimore Friday. Miss
Heeter was guest this summer at
the Warsaw House, and while it was
generally understood that they were
engaged, their marriage came as a
pleasant surprise to their large cir.
Gle of friends there. Mr.. and Mrs,
johnson reached Warsaw Saturday
afternoon, where they are at home to
their friends.
Marriage license was issued in
Baltimore Wednesday of last week
to Willard o. Connolly and Mrs.
Mamie Booth, both of Wicomico
Church. The ceremony which was
performed by Rev. w. A. Carroll,
took place at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tapscott. 203 w.
Twenty-fifth street. The handsome
parlors were richly decorated with
cut flowers and ported plants. The
bride wore a gown of steel gray and
carried a shower bouquet of brides
roses. They were attended by Miss
Bessie Clarke and Mr.. ID. l. Gleason.
Miss Beulah Hart rendered the we'd
ding march. A reception followed
the ceremony. Those present were !:
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tapscott and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. L. Hart.
DIR. and Mrs. Richardson, Misses
Bessie Clark, Lillian Myers, Bessie
christopher, Florence Henry, Nora
Hand, Beulah Hart, Messrs. Carroll
Brown, ID. 1. Gleason, DIR. Leonard
Richardson, Corbin Christopher, l..
X. Hart, VIM. Brown.
HYACINTH.