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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-21

NEW YORK OIL, Oct. 21.-Petroleum, steady;
r, fin>. all ports, 7.90@7 &c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-21
SOMERS FIGHTS BACK ..-.
Calumet Theater Proprietor Will Resist
- Sunday Closing Movement. ~.

4 CALUMET, "MICH.-As result of meeting
of ministers Sheriff Wills has notified Colonel
somers, proprietor. Of the Bijou thcater, that he
must not give public entertainments, on Sun
theater open Sundays as before. If he is com
PEELED to close, he says, he will see that not a
open in the city on that day. - -
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Wyandot Looking Up.

The Wyandot management is feeling cheerful
over the prospects of making a mine in the new
lode on which work was begun this month.
The lode looks more promising than anything yet
opened by Wyandot owners
The last lingering doubt that the amygdaloid
opened in section Is by the Superior Copper
company is the northern extension of the Baltic
has been dispelled effectually by the finding Of
the parallel cupriferous amygdaloid at about the
same distance as in the Baltic, Trimountain and
Champion mines. The shaft on the Superior
property is about fifty feet in depth, and has
been fitted with a temporary headgear for sink
ing, and small steam plant, adequate for de-
velopment work.
Quincy production is showing gains, and it
is possible that last years output of refined
copper may be equaled, or slightly exceeded, de-
spite the time lost In last winters strike and the
repairs to the big hoist that put No. shaft
out of commission for some weeks.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-21

SOUTH OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Oct. M.-Cattle
Sd. 25dI6'4o; cows and heifers, $2.40@3.60;
calves $3.50@5. ESQ.
higher. Light, $5.O5@5.15; pigs, $4.25@4.75;
bulk Of sales, s5:1o@o:15. s4s
Sheen. So. 5oG375; lambs, 81. 50@5.25.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-21

MILWAUKEE, wIs.4eiarence and Edward
Schinner aged respectively and 21s years,
We're suffocated by smoke.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-21

PRAIRIE DU CHEN, WIS. James Porter
Der chair.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-21

MACKINAW CITY, MICH.-The big steamer
P. P. Miller bound from Escanaba to Lake
Erie with iron ore, is stranded Snon's reef
at the entrance to the straits Of Mackinaw.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-21

CHIPPEWA FALLS, M1NN.-Sheriff Lon Ack-
ley by writ of eviction. ousted Mrs. Mary Mohr
from her muoh-mortgaged farm. Mrs. Mohr
induced many persons to take mortgages on the
farm which is worth So. 0O0 and now has $50,
900 In mortgages against 1t.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-21

Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great
Western, 10; Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul,
3; Great Northern, 81; Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, s.; 500 linz 6; Northern Pacific, 27;
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SIOUX: CITY LIVESTOCK Oct 21.-Receipts,

So, 80 lis, $50: 70, go lbs $3.50. 49, w.
$40; 1c steers. 1,21o lbs, $3.50; steers 1 80
lbs $500 10 COWS and nd hsifers rs 900 lbs, s22o;
heifers i,o4o lbs. So; 10 stockers ' and feeders.
76o lbs, $3.50; 21 stockers and feeders. 800
lbs. 81 Is; 10 stockers and feeders, 1:120 lbs,
$3.50: 7 yenrlngs. $40 lbs; $2 yearlings, $40
lbs, $3.50; yearlings, 61O lbs. So. ~ p.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-10-21

MIDWAY HORSE MARKET, Minnesota Trans
fer, st. Paul, Mimi, Oct 21.-Rarrett & Tim
norman report that horses are selling slow, with
large supplies of heavy horses on hand. The
| warm weather is checking sales and little trade
is looked for until colder, weather sets in.
Values Drafters, extra, $1so@23O; drafters,
| choice. $160G1SO; drafters, common to good,
$120@160; farm mares. extra, $13Q@15O farm
mares, choice. $115@130; farm mares, common
to good, $S0@115. .4s
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, Oct. N.-Butter firm;
creameries 15@23c; diaries, 13@1Sc. Eggs,
steady; ct mark, cases included, oA@1sAc.
Cheese. steady daisies, 10A @10kc; twins.
1O61Oihc: Young Americas. 106l10hc. Live
poultry. steady; turkeys 12@121ac; chickens,
9hc; springs, 1oc. Potatoes. steady; Bgrbanks,
Michigan, 82@4Oc: Iowa 3o@33c. Veal. firm:
so to cobb weights 5h@6c;, 65 to 1912
GlShc. s--
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st. LOUIS LIVESTOCK, Oct. 21.-Cattle
steady; beef steers, S2.75@6; cows and heifers,
S2m4.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market strong to SC
higher: pigs and lights, $4.5O@5; butchers and
best heavy, $5.2O@5-45. ~ S@tS ~
Sheep-Receipts. 300; market steady; natives,
e. 5OM3.S5. lambs. $4.75M02l. -l-...
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BOSTON MINING STOCKS Oct

Dry ginseng root ..............s7o o@7 %
Nlceu LOT pldntulS ................. LODtB
Seneca root, dry, per ID. .62@ "a
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Dinners

Baron lEourheur's dinner party ut tHa
EeW willard last evening iu honor of
air. EraUclrre the Belgian minister of
Industry and Nine Francotte was "a
pleasant Innovation TO the m0u0touy of
social life here The ministers guests
were besides the Baroness AIoucheur.
lis wife and the guests OF honor. the
Italian ambassador and Baroness Mayor
Dies FlaloHa= ar Van Swindereu. the
Netherlands minister, Mr.. Townsend.
lla American minister to- Brussels. and
Mrs Townsend. llr. Hansen. first sec
rerarg OF the Russian embassy Captain
Sargent. AIRS Sargent Miss Sargent.
SIR a-l Mrs. George Howard AIT and
Mrs. ,.aE..." Wilson, Ar and Mrs p
ID L#la...r.. l.--E Glover. Miss llar-
Ila4- Walter Berry, Mr. Keep. James
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Rochambeau- As they anticipate being
IN town only 7art OF the winter they
nave leased their Q Street home TO Capt.
W llllam Moore. T. s. n retired.
AR. and Mrs. Lafayette Temple have
returned TO the city ana are at home 10
their friends at zl03 First Street north
west.
z. Lindgren has returned to the Sew
erD, having spent the past four months
iu Newport r. J.
Mr.. and Mrs B. H. Stinemetz have
leased their home on Kenesaw Avenue
and VIII spend the winter in the South
Brig. Gen. Charles II. Tompzinz. T.. s.
A.. has arrived in Washington from
Lookout Mountain Tenn.
Gen. and Mrs T. c. Abbott have taken
apartment So. the Olympia. Fourteenth
and Roanoke Streets northwest
Mrs. Middleton, the widow of Rear
Admiral Middleton. joined her daugh-
ter in New York last week. after hav-
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catcher Of the Baltimore baseball team.
Ass Martin is popularity known I'm
Washington and Philadelphia as wen as
-l Ler own eitL-. She has g. host OF
friends In both the theatrical and news
paper professions
The wedding viii take place ia Eovem-
Ler
The wedding. which. ON account OF
sickness lu the family. is 60 be a quiet
one WiL fake place October ls.
Er. and Mrs A. BryIawski, OF Balri-
more announce the b=UlLlal OF -Eair
daughter African % Alexander Wolf
20 ---S city Al home Sunday October
--.-- % ID "a. clock o. ia. ait their resi-
-E-a=- -s Linden Avenue Baltimore
l-E.
1lrz Frederick Ward. Of Hart Street,
------- g. g.. lEaa-ucz- the engage
--#- VI --- daughter Florence Eliza
Beta -a .s--- o. E-=r=ll, 5r-. OIL Washing
---- ~ g.
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they spent the latter part of the sum
mer- hut VIII return 10 the legation lu
IL Street this week. Both the very pref
y4 American baroness and her iuterua-
i--la- baby. born at the legation last
summer are quite well
Percy NTyndham. secretary of the
British embassy, sailed from New York
yesterday Oh the St Paul OF the Amer
llau Line, Tor London, on leave OF abb
S-L--.
1Ir. Hauahira. first secretary OF the
japanese legation, has returned 10
Washington from "a short but much
needed rest. IIa spent almost The enc
--Le summer I'm Washington with the
minister
Four diplomatic debutsntes win be
presented no society this season. the last
addition Co lle Ist being Senorita Maria
augusta galEo- the daughter of the
minister from Costa RlCa and Sonora
Calvo. She is an exceedingly pretty
girl after the fashion OF South Ameri-
can beauties and speaks English beau
ltul-E- sauorita de Aspiroz daughrer
" the Mexican ambassador and Sonora
de- Asuiraz- Sauorita Elisa Walker-lfar-
uuez. daughter af the Chilean minister
and Sonora WalEar-M MARTINEZ. and Nile
aes Partes de d. Fosse. daughter of she
counselor Of the French embassy and
A-me- DIES Lortes de la Fosse are the
others
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MISS ELEANOR TERRY.

Portland for the coming season Miss
Eleanor Rldgely, the younger daughter
81 the house. who was pupil nc Mrs.
Slmers school last year. has gone 10
young ladies' school farther North.
EN-Represeutarlve and Mrs. Joseph
Washington have closed their house in
Hitler Place, and VIII spend the winter
south. This win mean q great loss To
society, as their young daughter was 10
nave made her debut here. the event now
being arranged for Nashville.
Capt. and Mrs. ~ III. Hall left Wash
ington yesterday for months visit to
Captain Halls parents In Texas Cap
tain Hall recently returned from the
FAl-lppiEesr where be has been acting as
assistant auJutaUL general on the stan
~ colonel harrington. coumaudaut Of
marines in the Philippines Colonel and
aifs. Harrington VIII make their future
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harry Weed and
taeIr three children. returned 10 the city
last week from N0rwaIk. Conn. where
they have been spending the summer
ana are now settled I'm apartments al the
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UNIVERSITY RECEPTION
AND EVENING MUSICALE

The first large evening reception OF
the season was held last night az the
University Of Music and Dramatic Arr,
1914 II Street This was the house
warming occasion of the university.
which has been organized TO give 10 its
students the same advantage obtained
in foreign Conservatives.
Nile. Marie Won Unscnuld, court
pianist To her majesty. the Queen Of
R0umauia- IS president Of the univer-
sIty. and has a large corps Of assistants
on her stan. all Of whom were with her
in the festivities OF yesterday The
event opened at $3.50 with an address By
the president. Miss Uuschuld- Miss
Clara Drew sang. with a harp accom-
uauiment. LET Thy Hand Lead Ne"
The delightful program by members %
the faculty was started at $50 p m.
after the arrival OF an the guests. and
was as follows
A. Procter-"The Message" Charlie
mague KoehIer, professor OF dramatic
art.
Godefroid ..The Dance of the
syIphes." for harp, Miss Marguerite
O'TooIe.
yvieuiawsky-5a) Legende; CD First
PoIouaise. for violin. Johannes Miersch.
court vIoIIuist Of his majesty, the King
fs5 ChoUir-Nocturue, CD) Henselt-
eff Were a Little Bird. / Would Fly
10 YOU lc) Elevation, for
piano. Mss Marie Won Lnschuld, court
pianist 10 her majesty the Queen OF
RoumaHla.
Baermann-Adagi0 and finale OF the
Military Concerto, for clarinet, Jacques
Il saint -'---' 1szaens-Recitauve and Aria,
- r7our viens alder" Samson and De-
IiIah} song. Miss clara Drew.
L0raucy-'-The Waves for harp, MISS
Alice EcklaEt-
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Diplomatic Circle

The Russian ambassador and Countess
Cass-Ei are expected 10 arrive ar tae em-
-as-g some time the first part Vt the
week. l-t have nor as yet announced q
-allit= date AT present. Afr Hansen.
-.a -I5t secretary Is the only member
l- -ar STAN -l the city
Society people win hear with a sigh Of
regret that the once h0suitabla home Of
tla Peruvian legation ts r8 change
hands. The minister. Senior CaIle-1u.
with h.z son. and 1Ir. Caulemo, the ate
rzcle lt the legation. VIII take up their
lealgu aTrers il one of the hotels OF the
city. while Sonora CaIder1u and her
charming family Of daughters win spend
the coming winter iI Rome. This Iasa-
zion. situated al the corner or Massa-
cluser-s Avenue and Seventeenth Street.
has for the past few years been EE far
the most popular foreign leEz.iau Il
Washington The whole time OF Ile min
lister and his s1cIaDle family being de-
voted 10 society. II was here that Miss
Roosevelt was abe guest Of honor at Lla
urs- BAH ever given Dy South .Amer.-
lean diplomat 20 Presidents daughter.
Baron Aoucheur, the Belgian minister
and Baroness M0uehegr have made their
home al Chevy Chase ever since return
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Social Gossip

The Bishop of Washington and Mrs
9aJieT-ee are guests over sunday at the
nome OF 1Ir. and Mrs. William A. Reed
a. l-ee12. The bishop ofIriated yesuc--
say NJ the hig paIaHC.d-Folsom we'd
fan.
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Major Theodore AIosher. T.. s. A.. -e-
utedr has returned 10 the city from the
arm Springs OF Virginia where he
spent the past summer and viii make
ms home ut ZIl3 Cd Street
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EnGaqemeRLs

The most important ~ -le many re-
caur e-saz=u=ltz were those ~ lE=-
Daisy s. Elliott Cd Lieut. Harold o.
Rel=iuEer OF The Marine Corps. and
L-=E Rose Douglas FEaLlacl o. Pay
master John IT. Merriam. Tt. 8 a. Both
weddings VIII take place ll NlEaI lH..
-.l== Elliott is the daughter of BElE.
Cen c. T. Elliott. command .alL 10 the
Marine Barracks. ll this city She is
young and very pretty E-rl l- lrl-
Eer-a type. and was "a 1eDllal-e or lite
ne more LLau "a year ago. Lieutenant
E=l=lIzer ls son OF the late Captain
EeIEllger. o. s. n te has been lu Jle
Marine Corps Tor four years. Since
last april he las been stationed ar rHe
World Fair. and wiz return here about
October DO.
The engagement IS announced of Miss
Jane Weston Dod=ou. daughter of Air5-
Weston D5dsou, OF Bethlehem, Pa. r.
Lieut. William EadtoTd CoEIe. p. S. III
c.. son OF the late Randolph C0yIe. OF
washington. and grandson of the late
AR and AIRS William Wood Frye an
uoluCe the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Mabel Josephine 90 Arthur Hyde
BueI. o- HeEld1u, Ma.
The engagement is announced iu Bal
rimore or Miss Sadie Martin. Of North
Howard Street. that city. 20 j. William
ByeTs Of BrIdEet1u. Ind the popular
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Mr. Tindet October Is. Miss K1ox,s
suite gr rooms IN her fathers house
tNgl-HHs3 rs Street, on the second floor,
enc Ni@ enc oI The most artistiCgl.y ar
ranged apartments In the city The en-
gre 'front.' room was upholstered ia
FFrEel lowered cretous, and she nnE
sur nNa..fd herself with am that was rare
ana pretty On the way of books, pictures,
and br-e-a-brac-
Mrs. Reginald De K0ven sailed from
!. Hamburg Yesterday, and win come to-
Ger washington residence immediately
upon her arrival in this country. lit IS
said her young daughter win make be7
debut here this winter She is an 49,
com +li-..t1 Eifl and heir 70 a large for
3 LLne, being the granddaughter of the Iste.
Al'iloualIe FarWell. OF Chicago.
A large house party followed the we'd
dlng or AIiss Morton to Mr. Cudahay. at
Grand Ar1or, Eeb-, yesterday. and the
guests who went there for the wedding
VIII ENJOY a rev days OF quiet ana rest
az the magnificent place of Mr. and
Mrs. JOY Morton.
A valuable addition Dror7iea5 To
Washington society this winter is Lieut.
Col and Mrs J.. H. LIaus. formerly Of
Fort Riley. Kan Tt is thought that
upon lAe completion of his present
month. leave Of absence the lieutenant
colonel VIII De detailed for duty in the
ONCE OF the Surgeon General. iu this
city
Miss Helen A. DeYoung has been Sc
lected by the Secretary of the Navy to
chrsteu the training ship Intrepid.
which viii Zoe launched az the navy
yard. Mare Island. Cal. October s. Miss
Del Young IS the daughter OF "a wealthy
family or san Francisco.
Major General and Mrs. Corbin were
given "a large farewell reception at the
0mcers' Club, Governors Island Fri
day evening. which was attended by
many prominent society people from
Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Mrs. Charles Fairbanks. president zen
eTal Of fhe ID. a. r. VINO came 10 WASH
lsHtou Few days ago. Ieft the city ,-es-
-efaay with large party, going 10
Connecticut Tor business connected with
lHs society Ars. Fairbanks viii return
and VIII leave next Saturday I'm a mi,
waite car with delegates OF the Daugh-
tiers to- the St. Louis Exposition.
SIR. and Mrs. George Howard have
returned 90 the city and opened their
house in Sixteenth Street. Mrs How
ard, who was always the most striking
lE stylish woman IN Washington, now
affects black. and looks most charming
-u her rllc--L-le costumes.
Miss Hitchcock, daughter OF the Sec
rotary OF the Interior and Mrs. Hitch
cock. is visiting friends al Chestnut
Hu
Miss Marie Barnes has returned 10 the
aIeuiota from q visit 10 Miss Helen
NacEag Smith at Seal HaTbOr. Me. sHa
spent the summer al West Point ana
Atlantic city.
2Iiss Wiuifrcd Mattingly is making
visit 10 New York. and has quite recoy-
cred from the severe attack OF typhoid
fever which kept her from social life
last spring.
Miss Isabel Turkeuton, OF Georgetown,
l= at Blue Ridge Summit Pa, with her
niece. Miss Louise Bridges, Of Hyatts-
vile. Aid
Comptroller of the Currency and Miss
Katherine Cuuom RidgeIy have returned
10 the city and have sNeu up Jheir res
.EaEee iu Sixteenth Street. which they
have oc&lrlal for the past few years.
They naEe taken apartments az the
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lug spent the summer az Gloucester
Mass. Miss Middleton has JUST re-
turned from abroad. They viii come
lH their home iu this city in the near
future
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J.
van Aukeu, OF this city and the wed
ding VIII take place an the Church TO-
tAe incarnation in the evening
The day following the marriage o..
Miss Nora Blanche JerauId and S
Franklin Gardner viii be soIemnized a
the Calvary Baptist Church al S clock
AIr. and Mrs. Ebeuezer Lass, uncle AND
aunt or the bride-eIect. viii do the
houors OF the occasion.
Mrs. Guy Carlton announces the mar
Tiage OF her daughter. Miss jamie Carl
ton, 10 Dr. Frederick J.. Hunt for the
same day, the wedding 10 take place
at ST. Andrews Church iu the evening
October II viii also see the wedding
OF Miss Jennie Helen Graham Co Arthur
CARRIED Cole. the wedding 90 take place
az the Second Baptist Church AT
o'clock. Miss Graham is the daughter
OF mr.. and AIRS. William j.. Grahams
ana their home, az Fourth Street south
east. VIII be the scene OF the large re-
Ception which VIII follow.
October 10 the marriage OF Miss Flor
euce A. Wilson and William T., Elliott
viii take place The brlde-elCct is Tho
daughter Of Ar- and AIRS. r. c. Wilson.
oi tais city.
Miss Anna Frances TuthiH, daughter
of AT. and Mrs. Charles II. Tuthul. and
Or. EdEar =. Copeland viii be married
at the metropolitan Presbyterian Church
az o'clock. che evening of October Is
Invitations for the wedding were sent
De preJuly carried out al the church. rle
reception AT the residence OF the brides
parents which IS 20 follow. being only
TOT -ne llloai par ~ and reiat.Fes-
-l- KEY. Albert Evans VIII perform
me ceremony assisted by the Rev. Dr.
Green Mrs Frank .. JaQua viii be
attendant. DT. Copeland viii have as
--sL man Charles Holmes assistant
nlEer7ityr ana the ushers- Arthur
copeland Alrred Copeland, Theral
Copeland. Frank b. JaQua. OF Portland
mo ~ Lewis j. Lt-Egles, and Melvin
Out-of-town weddings of the month
OF particular interest 20 Washington
people and which win be attended by
l-arned Tyler daughter al Col and AIRS
A. g. Tyler 90 Edward Everett Mar
span. or philadelphia. which win take
place az New London. Conn. Weduez-
day The Tyler home is one Of the show
places OF that part of New England
elll every -n-ng VIII be done To trans
FORM u mo bridal scene worthy the
daughter OF the house.
An out-9f-town wedding OF yesterday
I'D which Washington man figured as
bridegroom. was that of Willard Tis5eL
thompson and Llss Elsie White Hon
kllls, lu Brooklyn ~ g. The wedding
took place al the home .rre rrfF.-e
5i--l-l parents, Mr. ana Mrs 3 s. white
ana was q rather quiet bur exceedingly
pretty affair
Mss He5eliHd Beck. the brides cousin.
@@s maid Of honor ll--F Ua-arr-
h mite. another GRAND E.H..arr=- ~ r.
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. SUNDAY, OCTOBER , 1904

~ muey Alfred Weriuex. Mr.. SarOiear
e-f- LeCeller, Major 2IcCaulcy, and
ar. Fuiido, of the Venezuelan legation
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Mrs. NJ. D. Orebaugh, " Philadelphia.
p the guest Of her sister Mrs j. i.
Brown, lls Street northwest
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ar. and Mrs Alexander II. German
have taken apartments az the Farra-
gut
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Dr. and Mrs. O.. ~. Shepard of this
e.tNr ere at Leu0E. where all of the other
pleasure seekers seem to have gone from
+ue Northern resorts The hotels at
LeHrS are fun To OveT1iowlus. and many
people are being accommodated iu the
cottages near bg.
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Ars. j. II. Derbyshire win spend ts-s
coming winter az her home En- Ashland,
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Lieut. Harry Long. T.. s. n C.. is
spending a few days In Washington as
tile guest of his mother. Lieutenant
Long retErued year ago from the
Philippines and has since been sta-
toned at the Brooklyn navy yard.
The Washington times., 1904-10-02

Upon his retirement from the navy,
Rear Admiral Frederick Rodgers, T. 8.
H. wiz make WASHINGTON his home
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Mrs. John d. 1Lley. of 1910 Hopkins
Place. is entertaining Mrs. George T.
Andrews and Miss Doretha Andrews, o.
the Preside. San Francisco Cal
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Continued from Fifth Page.)

Roanoke. Va. Miss Van Aukeu is the
daughter of AIR. and Mrs. Franklin J.
van Aukeu, OF this city, and the we'd
ding viii take place an the Church of
the Incarnation ina the evening.
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The day following the marriage of
Miss Nora Blanche JerauId and s.
Franklin Gardner viii be soIemnized al
the Calvary Baptist Church al clock.
Alr. and Airs. Ebeuezer Lass, uncle and
aunt or the bride-eIect. viii do the
Eolcrs cf the OCCASION.
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Aiiss Helecca Knox made q short visit
20 her fathers residence I'm * Street last
week. and collected an her school girl
effects preparatory 10 hey marriage to
Ar. Tindet October Is. Miss Enox's
suite gr rooms I'm her fathers house
HFeF-aHs- Is Street. on the second floor.
ana as one Cr the most artistiCaIly ar
ranged apartments In the city. The en-
gre front room was upholstered fl
fEr-el iHWeEe. Cretous, and she had
sur rounded herself with all that was rare
and br-e-a-LraC-
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Col Charles Morton, Seventh Cavalry,
who was married in st. Louis September
% VIII bring his bride 20 Fort Mver
where he is now stationed Mrs. Nor
ton was formerly Mrs Sabina PAGE
FembertaE. Of Pasadena Cal Colonel
and Mrs Morton viii remain al Fort
Myer until the colonel. s company leaves
for the Philippines in the spring.
C. r. Cramer. Of Seattle. WASH. is
visiting his father, David Cramer. at
1900 Columbia Road, where he would
be pleased 10 see any Of his friends He
IS accompanied by his children
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick j. Morgan
viii be at home to their friends at 1918
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast after
October 3, instead OF October IS
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2Tizs Wuifrod MattIugly is making a
visit 10 New York. and has quite rec6y-
cred from the severe attack OF typhoid
last spring.
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Miss Isabel Turkentou, OF Georgetown.
l= at Blue Ridge Summit. Pa, with her
niece. Miss Louise Bridges, of Hyatts-
vile. Aid
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October l9 the marriage OF Miss Flor
euce a. Wilson and William r. Elliott
viii take place. The bride-eloCt is The
of This city.
The Washington times., 1904-10-02

Comptroller of the Currency and Miss
Katherine Cuuom Ridgely have returned
TO the city and have siyeu up Jheir res
-EaEee u Sixteenth Street which they
have oc&Ipiad for the past few years.
They HaEe taken apartments ar the
The Washington times., 1904-10-02

Miss Marie Barnes has returned 10 the
aeudoIa from q viisJ TO Miss Helen
NacEay Smith at Seal HaTbor, Me. She
Atlantic City