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Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-16
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yer NJ. j., Jensen i Cope, Colo,
i EFT BRET mottaget for en- It'd Sc
sedan af fabrikanten for DR.. Pc
tiers Kuriko. Han sager: alag
har kant till Fder medicin for sex
stu ar, och brukar ingen AMMAN
medicin numera, da dess styrkan-
de eg~enskaper ofvergar ALT an.
nat, som vi hafva haft i huset.
Min hustru led af dyspepsia och
botades fullstandigt, siukdomen
har aldrig aterkommit. Sjelf hade
jag ringerm for en- tire manaders
It'd och fors0kte an EFT annat me-
del utan minsta resultat, sIukdo.
men forvarrades standigt. En-
och en- half flaska Kuriko Astad-
kom en- tuliStandlg helbredgago-
relse, och jag will icke begagna
nagon AMMAN medicin.
Malarefarger och all slags ma
larematerialfnnes pa lager hos
Anderson Abel
Fruktansvarda SAX err emot
honom. Sangliggande, eusanl och utar.
mad. Sadant var i korthet tillstandet med
en- gammal soldat vid mann j. j. Ravens
i Versailles, o. Under aratal var han be-
sYarad af njursjukdom, och hvarken dok-
torer eller mediciner gafvo honom nagon
lindring. Slutligen forsokte han Electric
Bitters. bet hielpte honom pa fotterna
inom kort, och nu intygar han. "Jag ar
pa vag att fullstandigt tillfrisknn." bet
basta pa jorden for lefvern och niuta-
kommor och ALA s'ags sjukdomar imagen
och inelfvorna. Endast soc. Garanteras af
Lungren & Andreen. apoekare. Sioux
City. Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-16

Malarefarger och all slags ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

society girl but has a composed. easy
manner and Is girl whom a man likes
TO sit next to at dinners. for she is ex-
ceedingly entertaining Besides, there is
not the least touch of the worId-wear- ~
air about Miss Shaw. making her just
as delightful 10 her elders.
The Misses Hitchcock have been in
Washington society long enough TO be
familiar figures, but they are just as
welcome now as they were their first
season in Washington. They are fine
linguists. both Miss Anne Hitchcock.
the elder, and her exceedingly pretty
younger sister. Miss Magaret Hitchcock.
They have been presented at court, and
enjoyed court life at St Petersburg
Miss Wilson. daughter of the Secre-
tary Of Agriculture, is also well known
in society. both official and private, here.
but Miss Wilson is always classed
among the Cabinet hostesses and not the
Cabinet girls. though she enjoys equally
the cOmpanionship OF both.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

other entertainments, until the outlook
is the most brilliant ever seen there.
All OF the cottages, as wen as the
hotel. are wen filled up. and when the
old-time custom OF rounding up on the
piazza for the arrival OF the hacks takes
place. one wonders where more people
are to be cared for
Among the latest arrival from Wash
ington were Mrs G. Wythe Cook.
Thomas b. Clarkson. Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Carusi. Mr. and Mrs c. f. Carusl.
Mr.. and Mrs John Il. Smith. Mrs
Victor Wyville. MT. and Mrs. w r.
Davidson Miss Davidson Mr. and Mrs
+. S. Worthington, the Misses Worth
ington, and w. H. Burke
Mrs. James Mackall and her daugh-
ter. Miss Daisy MackaH entertained a
party of ten at delightful little sup
per Friday evening, given in the hotel
annex, when their guests were Mrs. n
NJ. Burke. Miss Burke. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Wainewright. Col. ]. G. Hen
erickson. and Lee NJ Carpenter. all Of
Philadelphia: George Waggaman, OF
New York and W II. Burke. of Wash
ington
There was a jolly mule team ride Fri
day. with Col J 6. EEendrickson as
host. which opened sport along that line
for the season.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

turc. who. however. T. reclSoned among
the Cabinet hostesses. as she fills that
Official position FOR her father. viii make
quite formidable array 90 be consid-
cred and invited about by smart So
cicty people.
Both Of the Morton girls are exceed
ineiy pretty and attractive and quite
accustomed TO society. Like their moth
er. they have spent much time abroad
and are cultivated lingulsts. Mrs. Pot
ter Is an attractive young matron. who
VIII evidently come ua1er that class cf
married women even more popular with
The Younger set than the unmarried
girls as an eligible chaperon.
Miss Morton graduated from Lake.
Forest Seminary. Ia Hyde Par,,.
and Is as agreeable as she Is inteIiec-
Miss Shaw IS also graduate and de-
butante OF "A year. and while she some
times stood with her mother at recep-
lions last winter. she was not formally
presented as had been arranged. on
account OF the death OF her father s
brother. Miss Shaw is moo a SNOWY
The Washington times., 1904-07-03
Cabinet Girls.

a delightful atmosphere Of new life
viii be given the Cabinet family
through the numerous changes made IN
that august body in the last few weeks.
and il is hoped that the once pretty
custom of all the Cabinet girls bringing
up the rear of the official parade 81 the
President and his suite at White Hous
official functions viii be revived.
There will be at least two new 'ls
Ia the Cabinet ranks. the daughters Of
the Secretary of the Nay and Mrs.
Morton. one Of them young matr0n.
scarcely more than a girl, and the other.
Miss Pauline Morton. a debutante Of
last season. These girls. with the real
~ attractive daughter OF he Secretary
Of the Treasury and Mrs. Shaw. the two
accomplished daughters OF the Sccre-
tary 81 the Interior and MIS- Hitchcock.
and the Older but equal y attractive
daughter Of the Secretar, OF Agricul-
The Washington times., 1904-07-03
Old Point Comfort.

Among the distinguished visitors at
IN. Chambcrlin Hotel. Old Point. this
week is H. Wrangle, the assistant
SV edish consul. in Washington. Mr.
Wrangle arrived at the Chamberlin on
Tuesday, Tor stay OF ten days.
other Washingtonians registered there
during the week are A. 3 Marvin. jr..
MIS- Hochena, c. T. Huntington. Mrs
". S Harbau. $. C. Parks. Mrs NJ A
Sdpe Miss Polly Mason, Frank II.
Shipe. r. + Sampson. Mrs. NJ 3.
81 breeder, Miss Watts. James Courts.
Mrs Courts. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Finley.
At Sherwood Inn. Old Point the fol-
lowing Washington people registered
during the week: DR. Martha c. Ben
nett, Miss W WeddeH, E. b. Digs. and
Y. W. Stuffed.
Capt and Mrs. W. J. Birch ana Ar.
and Mrs. William r. Norton. who have
been visiting Captain and Mrs. c. J.
Bonneville. in Hope Street Hampton.
Va. returned TO their home here Fri
Gay.
alrs NJ A. Franklin. Mrs Hughes.
.drs Warner. Miss Warner and Miss
Alice Hughes. Of Washington. are stop
ping at the Clay Inn. ar Hampton. Va.
Mr. and Mrs J ". Gunnelly ano chill
dren. of Washington. have been the
guests OF friends on the Virginia PENN
suia this week.
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SOMETHING FOR CHILDREN
To Keep Them OG the Streets and I'M
prove Their Education.
PIANOS TO BE SUPPLIED
BY the F. G. Smith Co at Merely Nom
iraI Figures for the Musical Ad-
vancemeat Of the Young.

II is "a problem during the vacation
period 20 provide IAN amusement that
VIII be attractive enough TO keep the
children off the streets and ont Of mis-
chisf. The r. G.. Smith Piano Co. OF
1873 Pa ave thinks they have "A salts
factory solution Of the difficulty They
have arranged 10 furnish square pianos
to all parents who apply for them at
merely the cost Of carriage and repairs
The cost is a mere b3gatelle and the
piano win not only provide something TO
interest -ie children and keep them at
home. but IL wIll also improve their
minds and be the means ui providing
them with musical education.
The names Of music teachers who will
call at your nome and give instruction
to the children at nominal rates can ne
obtained by applying TO this company
and thc piano viii be delivered right
aWay-Just as soon you say the word
she warerooms viii be closed July l.
but Tou can flt the piano July 8. and
the sooner YOU come the better 5eiectiO1
you Will have.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03
TYPEwRITERs, UNION.

The typewriters girls who are organ
Izing trades union in New York have
objects of which typewriter girls every
where viii heartily approve. The aver
age stenographeT nowadays. they say.
gets only about s. or IS week no mat
ter how expert she may be They intend
TO see that beginners shall get thar
much, and qualified stenographers abOu-
SO Then there's the question Of hours
Some typewriter girls have 10 work from
3 in the morning until or ! at night
They want the hours to be from s iii
The Washington times., 1904-07-03
Capen Springs, Va.

Capon Springs season opened yester-
day with 8, touch and go seldom expert
enced there. and with the arrival OF over
hundred guests. many OF whom were
from Washington, and Donchs Bare.
plans are rapidly being Formulated for
germans, balls. domino parties, and
The Washington times., 1904-07-03
Chit-Chat.

Sir Henry Mortimer Durand is en-
joying 10 the fullest the air of the
Berkshire Hills, and often, in company
with his daughter. Miss Josephine Du-
rand. or one of the secretaries of the
embassy located at LenoX for the sum
mcr, ne takes a ten-mile ride over the
hills before breakfast
Newport's newest sport is motor-boat
sailing. and il wiz come in prominent
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

~ at the close Of the coaching season,
July 3, upon which date the Venture
and the Viking will make their last
runs to New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt has ordered one
Of the new boats. which was built for
speed.
Among the people wei known in
Washington recreating at Hampstead. l..
T., that charming unpretentious neigh
Dor of Newport. are Mr. and Mrs. Payne
whitney, who are enjoying the home
given them by Mr. Whitney's uncle at
the time of their marriage. Mrs. Whit
ney is said to go in for gardening. and
plants and cares for her own roses and
other rare flowers.
Mrs. Horace Gray. wife of the late
Justice Of the Supreme Court, has LEFT
her summer home near Boston. and has
taken cottage at Harbor Springs.
Mich, where she win fe-nain untq Sep
TENDER. Mrs. Grays beautiful hospi-
tally while in Washington distinguished
her as one Of the most popular women
Of the supreme Court family.
Ex-President and Mrs. Grover Cleve-
land viii soon forsake Buzzard's Bay
for the summer. and have leased the
Old Wells residence in Sandwich. y
II The place, which commands q fine
view Of ChOcorua, Passacorlaway
Whiteface. and other mountain peaks
was built in 1929 by Silas Frye. The
house has many of its original features
such as eupboa rds. big frepiaces. with
cranes. and even the hooks in the cell
ings where former owners were vr,,n,
10 hang hams still remain
mrs Cleveiands love of antiores *
Wen known, for she ~as the ullrchasa,.
OF many rare treasures of historic vaIue
sold az the auction from the Wbite
House, just before she vent 10 Prince
ton to live. and her residence in thar
Place is a verit4 bic museum Of antiques.
Col. Louis +. siebert and Mrs. sieb,rt
ale amoag the Washingtonians at the
Observation-Disclosures, RichneId Springs.
for the summer.
Among the large company of Anari-
can women presented at the Queens
craving room by Mrs Choate. wife OF
the American ambassador. Wednesday
MRS. 'Shdughenessy, wife OF the sec
rotary Of the American legation at
Copenhagen, who. with her husband
spent part of last winter here as the
guest Of William Barrett Ridgely
C mptroller of the Currency.
MI and Mrs. William Loeb. H.. lert
Washington yesterday morning with
ths- Presidents party, and will spend
the summer at Oyster Bay. Mr..
Barnes. the second secretary. also nc
con panied the party. Mrs. Barnes gong
e Pea-Alar. Pa, where she viii spend
tine summer
Lieut.. Col H. G Cavenaugh. L. 5. A.
retired and Mrs Cavenaugh announce
the engagement OF their daughter Marie
t. Lieut.. Seth Williams Cook. Tenth
Cavalry. The wedding Will take place
In September.
Mrs Sissbee. wife Of Rear Admiral c.
L. Sigsbse, e. S. ", has LETT for H1my-
stead. L. j.. where she will spend the
summer. HRS. Sigsbee VIII have with
her for the summer her daughters. Mrs
-}dltOur Kerr. OF New York and Mrs
Robert Small. Of this city
Mr. and Mrs John Wentworth left
Washington yesterday for Boston.
where. after a few days visit. they will
JOIN Mr. Wentworth's family at their
The Washington times., 1904-07-03


HI1E giving in
w. closing
arrival of Cabinet their wives
Like
Morton
spending
President the White House. while Morton took quarters at
OF he
of Cabinet
but is likely world social will the novelty
three
frequently her
and was also guest at White House dinner Mrs Morton Miss
Charlotte
She is personally attractive dressing we'll highly
cultured She is said have quite fortune of her
Mrs Metcalf of beautiful Clothes said
best dressed in Official society Before marriage Miss
Mrs Taft who will stand in line Mrs Shaw
tive will bring life into the home of the Secretary
which
without hostess for wife
rotary, mourning
strange therefore that
Miss Roosevelt should quietly the
middle of the
persons
races at New London Ihere she wore blue dress blue coat
blue hat
about her Probably Just happened that Miss Roosevelt the
guest OF COL Jonn McCook From New London Miss Roosevelt
Manchester Boardmans have
magnificent wyndcn
sex Country Club Mr. and Mrs Boardman large dinner Miss
ROosevts honor last evening
spending Boardm
Roosevelt camp in the
Upper St Regis Lake Region the whelaw
Roosevelt her aunt
at birmingham Conn., will
homes permanent
broken intending departure
this Secretary Hay ideal summer x
sunapee near Newbey H.
Their windows gallery all
around it, furnished
mosquitoes sighseers to modest the
quiet of fact that
there Secretary Hays son.
Clarence Hay and his two daughters Whitney
will spend Of the with them
dren of whom the Secretary eniven
While Secretary Washington tonight ACCOMPANIED by
prolonged trip
in New England and even extending Canada Mrs Shaw
quietly their home in Massachusetts Avenue with
who connected with the Coast special plans
disturb the family Worries life quite
bodily day
his old boy the
by number of
latterday the delightful
tied in their lives Canada
and will be absent from the Capital
Secretary
lished Murray
moved from the home Secretary
ee Harlan have planned
fore breakfast each morning
Mrs Payne will tary in the city longer
than the other Cabinet they with the
expectation OF returning They will New England
July r. Presi
July 28
a home in
o n first of this
week Miss Hitchcock having their
will united
all the Cabinet members quarters repair
Capital
Miss Wilson daughter Agriculture
delightful
touring Colorado
those most delightful of Washington
spend Colorado Springs
President Roosevelt and his family fully united
their Oyster Bay home and life there
phase Early bed and early rise Presidents
Island home though
ents family and the relatives
observed and their lives simple those
them.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03
Vacation
Footwear.

These are busy days at
Rich'S. And yet as great as
the demand is for footwear
for wear while away at sea
shore, mountains, or country
s side, YOU are served prompt
~ and satisfactorily. Ample
SaleSpeOple are here who
take pleasure in showing you
the immense assortment and
fitting You correctly, and all
are experts in their lines.
Particularly, if you have
been buying footwear else
where, you viii De amazed at
the variety we show of foot
wear especially made for the
different sorts of wear to
which you give them. There
is special footwear here for
the seaside for men and wo-
men which are proof against
the ravageS of salt water.
There are special shoes here
for Yachting, for tennis play
ing, and a full complement
of styles for horseback rid
ing, hunting, and shooting.
FOR dress occasions you'll
find here the 'conect" fash
ions in ladies' buckSkin, oOze,
suede. and Paris Kid oxfordS
ard pumps in the pretty
Colonial styles. And doz-
ems OF effects in tan calf and
patent leather.
SPECIAL attention IS direct
ed to the footwear especially
adapted for wear while view
ing the worlds fair-com-
bining comfort and exclusive
style-2nd YOU must realize
that the pleasure of such a
trip is maTred by uncomfoTt-
able shoes.
Just now the mail order
department is busy supplying
footwear 10 those already out
of town. and we advise you
to leave the correct measure
mentS of your foot before
YOU leave whether or not YOU
expect to order while away.
Perfect satisfaction is as
Sured.
B. Rich's Sons,
rrst Cd r-...s,.--.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

>. Then again. they say, many girl
stenOgraphers have to do bookkeeping
and office work besides. This they are
going 20 have fixed. And they already
have 80 in the treasury, to make en-
ployers t--r-r-emble.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

New England home, remaining for some
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. CORY NJ. stadden have
gone to St. Louis. where they Will at
tend both the Democratic convention
and the Exposition.
Col Clarence Edwards. who returned
10 Washington recently from Cleveland,
Ohio. where he went to visit his mother,
who is III, returned 10 Washington, and
has now gone for n visit TO Niagara
Falls
Miss Conner has gone to Leavenworth.
Kan, as the guest of Lieutenant and
Mrs. Carson. Her hosts have entertain
ed number of times in her honor since
her arrival there. giving a supper al
ter the military hop Friday evening.
Miss Gertrude wythe viii spend the
month of July as the guest of her cous-
IN. Miss Houstan. daughter of Represen-
tative II. A Houstan. OF Delaware. and
with them viii go TO Ocean City for the
remainder Of the summer.
Cen. Sames Cakes. [. s. a. retired.
and Mrs. Cakes left Washington last
week, and viii spend the summer at
Narragansett Pier. where they wiz be
Joined later in the season by their
daughter. Mrs. H. l. Valentine.
Major and Mrs. Chauncy Baker have
been entertaining for the past week
Lieut. and Mrs Frederick l.. Perry
who came UP from Fort Monroe. Va.
Miss Brooks left Washington last week
for St. Louis. accompanied by Gen. J.
H. Wilson. L. s. A. retired. where she
Joined her father Capt John c. w
Brooks. field artillery. who IS stationed
at Fort Riley.
Mrs Elizabeth 5. Lancaster, Charles
c. Lancaster. his three boys. Randall
Calvert. and George. with his niece Miss
Elise L. Peyton. went TO Baltimore.
today, and Will take the steamer down
the bay TO Rock Hall. their old plan
tation home. IN southern Maryland. for
a two weeks outing. They are accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Rec
side. who VIII take the through trip
10 Washington.
Gen. f. A Carr. L. S. A. retired. and
Mrs. Carr. have been at West Point fcs
a week. but have now gone to Hague
on-Lake George. n. Y
Mrs. John Howell. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Ethel Howell. and her
sister. Mrs w A Morton. has gone to
Atlantic City for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Chandler are
spending a month in the mountains or
North Carolina and Tennessee.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

Miss Gertrude Wythe viii spend the
month of July as the guest of her cous-
IN. Miss Houstan. daughter of Represen-
tative II. A Houstan. OF Delaware. and
with them viii go TO Ocean City for the
remainder Of the summer.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

Miss Conner has gone to Leavenworth.
Kan. as the guest of Lieutenant and
Mrs. Carson. Her hosts have entertain
ed a number of times in her honor since
her arrival there. giving supper al
ter the military hop Friday evening.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03
Weddings.

Miss Mamie Elizabeth Schmidt and
Thomas Griffin. jr., assistant secretary
to the Spanish treaty claims commits
sion. were married at the parsonage Of
St Matthews Church. on Wednesday
evening.
A reception at the home OF the bride
in Pomeroy Street followed the cere-
mony. the bridal party being received
by the Arion Singing Society, of Wash
ington, with the strains of Men
delssoln's Wedding March. Beautiful
floral and flag decorations. With tables
and chairs, converted the lawn into a
pleasant outdoor reception place, and
there the bridal couple greeted their
friends, and refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin left Wednesday
evening on a late train for Atlantic
City. from which place they viii go TO
the Worlds Fair al St Louis.
The marriage Of Capt William H.
Parker. L. 5. NJ c.. and Miss Mar
guerite Berry. daughter Of DE- John J.
Berry took place last evening at Christ
/ Church. Portsmouth n H. Capt Henry
Leonard. L. S NJ. C., was best man. anc
the ushers were First Licuts Frank Ftal-
ford and Berton ". Sibley, and Second
Lieut.. Albert \. Brunzeil OF the Marine
Corps and Ensigus AdoIphus Andrews
Rufus : Maniey and George G. NesJei-
vert, Assistant Surgeon Robert f. Hoyt
and Passed Assistant Paymaster Fred
eTick b. Colby. Of the navy Special full
dress uniforms were worn.
Captain Leonard will visit al the home
/ of Mrs Cowles, at birmingham. Conn,
for few days after the wedding.
Miss Edna Helene Baier and william
II. Parker we're married AT noon wed
nesday at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. Barbara VI Baier. 9l7 I
Street northwest, ONLY members OF the
family and few relatives being pres
ent. After the ceremony which was
performed by the Rev. PAM 4 Mcneil.
Of the CCncordia Lutheran Church y
wedding breakfast was served Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker will live In WASHINGTON
upon their return from "a wedding JuIr-
ney.
Mr. and Mrs. James p. Law announce
che marriage Of their daughter. Daisy
E. 10 Conrad NJ CLANCY. June 30. Miss
Beatrice Law and Myers Hand attended
the young couple. Mr.. ana Mrs. CLANCY
will be a home 10 their friends al 5tf
Fourteenth Street northeast after Ju.v
10
-'ii7r wary E4ANd JllIildIQ ana Or.
Adrian Eugene Faure We're married at
the home OF the brides sister IN Chevy
| Chase wednesday evening. the Roy.
DIR. ChiIds performing the ceremony.
On account Of the death of the bride
uncle the affair was very quiet.
The bride Is the youngest niece of A
ID. Juilliard. millionaire of New York
city. Her gown was "a lovely creation
Of point d'esDrit over chiffon and silk
and the veil used IS an heirloom n her
family. She carried r. shower bouauat
( of roses and lilies Of the vallev. The
groom belongs 10 an old and aristocratic
family OF Paris France. He Is = resi-
dent Of indiana polls. Or AID Mrs
Fa-rc viii sail slortly for Europe.
Edmund A. Reith and Miss Melrose n
Steadman We're quietly married M I'll.
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart by the Rev
Father MCGEE, 0H Monday, June y
Owing to q recent death In the brides
family the marriage ceremony was pri-
Aste.
After July T. AR. and Mrs Reith VIII
be al home 10 their friends AZ III r
stree northwest.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

Col Clarence Edwards. who returned
10 Washington recently from Cleveland,
Ohio. where he went TO visit his mother.
who is i'll, returned TO Washington, and
has now gone for n visit TO Niagara
Falls.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

Gen. Simes Cakes. [. s a. retired.
and Mrs. Cakes left Washington last
week. and viii spend the summer at
Narragansett Pier. where they viii be
Joined later in the season by their
daughter, Mrs II. l. Valentine.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

Miss Brooks left Washington last week
for St. Louis. accompanied BY Gen. J.
II. Wilson. L. s. A. retired. where she
Joined her father. Capt John C. W.
Brooks. field artillery. who IS stationed
at Fort Riley
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

Major and Mrs. Chauncy Baker have
been entertaining for the past week
Lieut. and Mrs Frederick l.. Perry
who came up from Fort Monroe. Va.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

Mr. and Mrs. James p. Law announce
the marriage of their daughter. Daisy
T., 10 Conrad NJ. CLANCY. June 30. Miss
Beatrice Law and Myers Hand attended
the young couple. Mr.. ana Mrs CLANCY
will be at home 10 their friends AT 5f5
Fourteenth Street northeast. after Julv
10
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

Gen. F. a. Carr. L. 5. A. retired. and
Mrs. Carr. have been at West Point fcr
week. but have now gone TO Hague
On-Lake George, n. Y
The Washington times., 1904-07-03
MRS. W. CHAPMAN POTTER.
Eldest Daughter of the Secre-
tary Of me Navy and
Mrs. Paul Morton.

~ at the close Of the coaching season,
July . upon which date the Venture
and the Viking viii make their last
runs to New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt has ordered one
Of the new boats. which was built for
speed.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

Mrs John Howell. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Ethel Howell. and her
sister. Mrs w A Morton. has gone to
Atlantic City for visit.
The Washington times., 1904-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wentworth left
yesterday for Boston.
where, after a few days visit. they will
JON Mr. Wentworth's family at their