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The Washington times., 1905-09-07

was fastened with orange blossoms, and
her bouquet was of Bride roses
Chester A Van Horn. the brides bro
tner, was best man. Immediately after
me ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Bradley left
" washington for 4 Two weeks trip
through northern Pennsylvania, Virginia
and Thousand Islands
fne groom IS the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter r. Bradley. OF sois1z n street
northwest
On his mothers side. mis- great-grand-
Iatner was an ofESer IN the war OF 1872
ana his great great-grandfather was
killed III the Revolutionary war Hfa
nlotaerS people came over with Lord
Baltimore and settled in ST. Marv Md
where his moIhe- was DOrn- His father
was born at Birienhead- England.
Tho bride is a descendant Of one of the
Oldest German families who came to
this country afte= the war of 1872 Her
grandfather was = surgeon IN the civil
war, and rendered valuable services AT
the battle Of Gettysburg.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07
AUTUMN WEDDINGS
THROUGHOUT THE CITY
Miss Margaret Helen Martin and DR.. Arthur A. Chenay
Married Last Night-Nuptials of Miss Della
B. West and Mr.. Keener

ceremony. The bride. who was given
away by c B. Peyton. OF Alexandria,
an old friend of the family. wore a
handsome gray clc 'ravelin~ gown and
picture hat.
The groom was attended by his BROTH
er. John E. Monk. a wei known young
newspaper man. of this city
Mrs G. G.. Lennon. Of Washington,
PLAYED Lohengrin'S wedding march
Mr.. and Mrs. Monk left Washington
Immediately after the ceremony for a
trip North. They will be at home at
The Chelsea in this city. after OctO-
Der 8.
The bride is a daughter Of the late
Edmund Gaines. who was prominent in
Fauquier county. and whot during the
civil war. achieved considerable distinc-
ton as a member OF the command of
Col John ). MoSby.
Mr.. Monk is well known in newspaper
circles in this city. having formerly
been CONNECTED with the local bureau of
the Denver Republican and other West
ern newspapers.
Andrew d. Porter. Il well-known
young business man or WASHINGTON.
was married at o'clock yesterday
afternoon in Baltimore, Md. to Miss
celia Alice Clifford. the wedding taking
place at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. oscar F. Clifford,
The Washington times., 1905-09-07
Campaigning in Georgia.

For real, effective, determinative
analysis of political character a good,
hot Georgia campaign is commended
| as the only correct crucible. Such an
one is just now afoot. and the Hon.
Hoke Smith, with a gubernatoriaI
boom in tow. is finding out more
about himself than even his most
ardent enemy ever knew before.
Joseph of old, III his coat of many
colors, would have looked as sedate
as an undertaken at the funeral of his
business rival, compared to the Hon.
Hoke in the raiment of political
patchwork which his admirers and
his detractors have pieced together
for him The Rome Tribune assev-
crates that Mr.. Smith sis a dema-
gogue who is trying now, as he has
always tried. to browbeat the people
of Georgia into indorsing his meth
DDS If that is true, the people of
Georgia owe it to themselves to kick
OF the yoke. But turning to the Lin
coin Home Journal we read that Mr..
Smiths speech showed the true
spirit of the man, and impressed his
universal patriotism and benevo-
lence."
The Washington ette-ChronicIe
relates with bullying pride that
Washington had the honor of the
next governor of Georgia, Hon. Hoke
Smith, to pass through the city last
week." but this reassuring assump-
ton loses force when viewed in the
light of the candid declaration of the
Townsville Times that I'VE have
heard the word drool, but we never
knew just what il meant till we read
some of those alleged arguments for
Hoke Smith,
1 There is satisfaction in knowing
that the Hon. Gus Fife attended a
Smith meeting and shook hands free
ly with his constituents. This seems
to line up the Hon. Gus for the Hon.
Hoke, and there is Fite in the Hon.
Gus, whatever else may be said of
him. But turning TO the statement OF
the Hon. Joe Hill Hall, of Bibb. that
he may himself be forced into the
gubernatorial race if the Hokers don't
let him alone. glooming doubt once
more spreads its pail over us.
The augusta Tribune alleges that
the Hon Hoke helped smash the Hon.
Tom Watson and saved the State from
Populism; but the Augusta Chronicle
Issright back at it with the declara-
ton that. anyhow, the Hon. Hoke
did not tell the Hon. Alton Brooks
Parker that he was for him
And so it goes. The Waycross
Journal is for the Hon Hoke, tooth
and nails; but then, the Waycross
Herald is for the Hon. Clark Howell
in preference to the Hon. Hoke. The
Hon Dupont Query alleges that the
Hon. Hoke is a heightened confidence
man. and once sold him, the Hon.
Dupont, a gold brick; but Editor
Rainey, of the Dawson News, declares
for charity booze, and understands
that the Hon. Hoke conducts his
booze business on the charity basis.
1t is all very mixing, and with the
best interests of Georgia at heart we
are confident that it is the duty Of
the Hon. Gus Fite and the Hon. ODE
Stevens 10 announce their candidates.
at once and help untangle it. Already
the Boston Times says 1.-The people
have made up their minds in hard
knot to vote for Hoke Smith," and
the untangling cannot be started too
soon.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

1928 Linden street. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Dawson Nc
Douglas. John Spring, IT, acting as best
man
Miss Teresa Clifford. sister of the
bride, served her as maid Of honor The
bride, who is exceedingly pretty and q
gown Of & ay with hat and gloves of the
same shade, and carried a bOquet Of
Bride roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter will go TO Palm
est on their wedding journey. and. after
october 1, viii be at home TO their
friends in this city. at the Sheridan,
where they have taken an apartment
Miss Mabel Murray, of this city. was
married to William Harrison Suite. or
Belair, Va, at the home of the bride,
I120 l street southeast. The Rev. e
HeZ SVEN, pastor OF the Second Baptist
Church. performed the ceremony. The
bride wore a dark gray travelling suit,
with hat to match She was attended
by Miss Bessie Louise Suite, a sister OF
the groom. who wore a champagne
cOlored silk gown and carried pink
roses. The bride carried bouquet Of
Bride roses. Henry Talbot was best
man. After the ceremony the bridal
party received their friends. Only few
of the most intimate acouaintances of
the coup ere '.ed TO the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Suite, left the city late
Monday night for a honeymoon trip 10
Niagara Falls and New York They
will be at home at 1910 I street south
east after September Is.
The friends of Charles Leaman and
Miss Laura r Day, both Of this city.
but formerly of Rockville. Nd viii be
surprised TO learn that they were mar
ried in Baltimore December %. 1904, and
have just made It known after a ten
days trip 10 Niagara Falls, Toronto,
Canada, and other places Of interest
Albert Moreland Schneider. a promis-
ing young architect of Washington was
married TO Miss Minna b. Whipple, at
St. PauTs Episcopal Church, yesterday
by the Rev. Alfred Harding. Mr.. and
Mrs Schneider viii take a short trip
and viii be at home 20 see their friends
after November l.
At s o'clock last evening, the wedding
of Miss Mamie A Van Horn and Harry
c. Bradley was solemnized by The Rev.
George BuckIer. of this city, at the
future home of the couple, 81 c street
southeast. The house was prettily dec
GRATED with palms and punches of cut
flowers.
The bride was attended by two brides
maids, Miss LeOna c. Meyer and Miss
Annie Bradley, each wearing n pale blue
chiffon gown over blue taffeta silk and
carrying a cluster OF white blossoms
The bridal gown was of white crepe
de chine over silk handsomely trimmed
in chiffon and applique lace. Her veil
The Washington times., 1905-09-07
DR.. F. B. BISHOPS
EUROPEAN TOUR
Attended Interesting Con-
yentiOn at Liege.
PERSONALS OF INTEREST
Many Prominent People Now Planning
Where and How to Spend the
Winter.

Dr. Francis b Bishop arrived home
yesterday, after two months in Eu-
rope, spent in touring Holland. Bel
GUM, and France. He was delegate
of the American Electro Therapeutic
Association to the first International
Congress of Physio-Therapy," held at
Liege, Belgium, in August.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07
EPIDEMIC OF SLEEP
STRIKES TOWN IN IOWA

SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Sept. 7-Inhabi-
tants OF Mason City are sitting up
nights. afraid to go asleep for fear they
VIII never awaken because Of a strange
sleeping epidemic in the town w B.
Burk has now been sleeping nifty DAYS
and Mrs Charles Smith has not been
awake for twenty-one DAYS
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Col. Charles Sumner Bromwen, Su-
perintendent of Public Buildings and
Grounds, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Nathaniel Francis. of this city, at their
cottage at Northeast Harbor, Me Mrs
Cromwell and their children are still in
Michigan at the summer home of her
mother. Mrs Matthew T. Scott.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Great interest is felt in the marriage
of DR. Blanche Rozalie Slaughter. OF
this city, TO Baxter Morton, OF New
York. which took place last evening al
St Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church
In Lynchburg. Va
The wedding was a brilliant event
many out-Of-town guests witnessing the
ceremony. which was performed by the
rector. the Rev James NJ. Owens
The bride gown was of heavy white
silk. trimmed III family point lace. She
roses and her veil was fastened with
natural orange blossoms. The maid OF
honor. Miss Nellie Morton. of Morton
Manor, Md, wore gown of Brussels
net over fern chiffon and silk, and the
bridesmaids, gowns were also OF Brus-
sells net but over white SILK. They car
ried quaint French fans and maiGenhatT
ferns.
Sturgis Durham, Of New York, was
best man. and the other attendants
were NJ SIS Ladson Hall, OF Philadelphia.
with Morton Holiday. OF Virginia; Miss
Louise HUMPHREYS. of the University OF
Virginia with Henry Holiday. jr-, OF
Rapidan Va: Miss Emelyn Slaughter
Of PHILADELPHIA, with Robert Brook, OF
Virginia, Miss Elizabeth Brewer, Of
Washington. D. G, with Thilman Hen
drick OF Virginia; Miss Grace Sale, OF
Lynchburg. with Joseph Stebbins. OF
South Boston, Va; Miss Ed tn PROM
OF New York. with Brown Morton. OF
Washington. ID. G.. and Daniel w. Sale
and X. Colston BlaclIford. of Lynch
burg
After the ceremony an elaborate re.
ception was given al the nome or tht
brides brother. Dr. Samuel Garland
| Slaughter.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Somehow II is hard 10 see why Hokc
Smith should be injured in Georgia by
the fact that he made a big loan in
Wall Street and got away with II. If
ne were running FOR governor Of New
York il might be different
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Dr. and Mrs. William L. Miller have
removed from their summer home at
Chevy Chase TO 40 X street northwest.
where they will spend the winter.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Considering how little OF such amuse-
ment they have had compared 10 the
Russians. the japanese can't be blamed
If they divert themselves now with a
little rinttng.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Mr. and Mrs w I. Tucker. of Ports
mouth, Va. are visiting their daughter
Mrs London, in this city.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Among the Washington people attend
ing the American Pharmaceutical As
ISOLATION which is now meeting in At
lantic City are DR.. g. NJ. Motter, Dr.
Reid Hunt. l. f. Kebler. C. G.. Simms,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Flemmer.
Washingtonians who have gone to At
lantic City within the last two days are:
Mrs. c. IL Randall. Miss Randall. the
Archdalt: J. i. Mitchell II. p Stephen
son. Mr. and Mrs. c. Z. Doyle. Miss
Doyle + y. Schreiner the ChalfOnte
Mrs \. Winnie and Mr.. and Mrs o. II.
Evans. the Chetwood; Charles Annat.
Mrs. G. V. Knox. Mrs. l. Muchlisen. w.
f. w Downey. Mrs Downey. and Miss
Downey the Hotel Dennis; G. d. Brene-
man, the Easterbourne; A E Burley,
and S. NJ Dutrow the Ebbitt: G p.
Berry. and Miss s. w Rister. the Ere
conia: Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Miller. Miss
Carson. and H B. Wallerstein. the
Glendale; Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Z. Hensey.
Haddon Hall; A y. Madison. the Lock
hart: Mrs. o. Johnson. and Mr. and Mrs.
Macfarland. the Penhurst. and \. Dix,
the Seaside
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

1t Is fast reaching the point where
a public man may refuse a free pass
without being accused of demagogy.
Good sign
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

The wedding of Miss Della Belle West
and John Walter Keener. a prominent
young lawyer in the Pension Depart
ment, in this city, took place yesterday
morning, at Washington College in east
Tennessee, the Rev. John E Eakin, of
Gainesville officiating.
The bride. who IS one of Tennessee S
most beautiful and accomplished young
women, IS a daughter of the late David
West, who was a wealthy east Tennes-
seean. The bride and groom will make
Washington their home after d visit in
Bristol
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

The Insurance investigators discover
that the mutual system in insurance
IS controlled by the system. but isn't
mutual.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

The Rev. William J. Morton. rector
Of Christ's Church. in Alexandra, oIf1-
ciated at the wedding last night or Miss
Eleanor Violet Gaines ana 1homas
Oliver Monk
Only the immediate relatives and few
intimate friends We're present ~ Inc
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

The Maryland Republican platform
appears to have made an interesting
discovery about the working OF the
grandfather clause
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Considering the Portsmouth mos
quitoes. it's right polite OF the ENJOYS to
stick 70 the assertion that they like the
country
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Mr. and Mrs John r. Mclean and
their son. Ned Mclean, have returned
from a European trip. which began in
the early summer. They will spend the
fall at Friendship, their country home
near Washington.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

The man who figures that there are
only 1850 autos in Washington must
use a flying machine to do his own get
ting around.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Mrs. C. f. Bowerman. of Washington.
is at the Mount Washington in the
Breton Woods of New Hampshire. 10
which place she was accompanied by her
uncle. Clarence ". Flack. a prominent
business man of Troy. y. Y.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

No, It is not necessarily true that
Salmon was cameo.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Willis L. Moore have
gone to New York for short visit
Among the Washington people regis
tered in New York today are Mrs. w.
Alburger. J. Baker. IT.. Miss G. Bell
a Pierce. NJ. Blumenberg. Miss Bru-
narth. j. G. buchanan, g. Davis. Il. w.
Grossart. j.. i. Flanagan, G. II. Fred,
+. NJ. HoadleV. Mrs. Hogeland Miss l..
Jones. Mrs. s. Il. Mitchell. A. Neerine.
= Newton, r. L. Plummer. i. J. Prin-
de. q. Smalley, :. Waisky, j. r Archi-
bald Mrs. =. Arnold IL H Fellenger
u. Fred Z. + Happ, Miss 5. Lipman.
j.. Kitchener. w j.. Moore. I. +. Nell
son. l. @ A Pfeiffe;rr. a 4, Bacon: +.
ningham. T. I. Benson. r. 5. Woodward
and J. G. WOrthington.
Conrad Becker. who Is making trip
through the White mountains. has
reached the Mount Washington, in the
Breton Woods OF New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Chatfeld-T Taylor
have taken apartments at the Virginia
Hotel. IN Chicago for the winter. Their
daughter. Miss Adelaide Cnatfeld-Tay-
Tor, Will attend school this winter at
Rosemary Hall, Greenwich, Conn
Miss X. NJ Pullman and Miss Mary
Nose are spending the week in and
about the Antietam battlefelds. Sharps-
burg. MARYLAND.
Miss Marie Barnes has returned TO
Washington. after summer at Green
brier White Sulphur Springs She CON
stautly contributed to the social success
OF the season. being one OF the liVeliest
and most popular girls there. She IS
member OF the committee Of the Sixty
Couple COtillCn. which lends pleasure
I
{ ing each winter.
Dr. W. Y. Tudor presiding elder OF the
Richmond district Methodist Episcopal
7 Church. South. has returned 10 Rich
mond. after spending several weeks with
Mrs Tudor's father. s. r c. Morsell.
] the pastor Of Mount Vernon Church,
where he remained for more than seven
years Since leaving Washington ne mas
I had charges in New Orleans ana ST.
/ Louis.
| Miss Jennie Miller is spending a cou-
/ pie Of weeks in Baltimore, visiting rel
atives.
Mrs. aTyer Rosenbush and daughter.
4 who has been visiting the formers par
! ents in Baltimore. have returned 10 their
! home
! S y Meyer and daughter who has
/ been travelling abroad for the past four
! months returned this week on the
/ Kaiser Wilhelm. They were met in New
/ York by Ned Meyer and his niece,
| Ernestine Stern.
/ Miss Robinson who has been visit
/ ing the Misses Wolf Of Sixth street. has
! returned To her home IN Savannah. Ga.
! Miss Lille Samuels has left town for
! New York. where she expects TO remain
| about FIVE weeks.
Miss Helen Cannon. daughter of the
( Speaker OF the House is the guest OF
/ Mr. and Mrs. J. l. Loose at Shadow
/ Brook Inn. having just arrived from
/ Europe, where she spent the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis F. Leupp, the
/ former Commissioner of Indian Affairs
| will be the guests of honor az q large
| dinner party given at LenoX Saturday.
! evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
SedRtvick as hosts.
The Admiral of the Navy and Mrs
! Dewey are at Hot Springs. Va, fOl
| several weeks. Among other Washing
ton people there are Mrs. Joseph Auden-
reid. OF Vermont avenue.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Morton Newmeyer. son Of Mr.. and
! Mrs 5. Newmeyer. "f Havre de Grace,
Md. viii be confirmed Saturday. Sep
TENDER 3. at the Madison Avenue TEN
pie Baltimore. Md. At home Sunday,
September 10. Havre de Grace Nd.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

The marriage of Miss Margaret Helen
Martin to Dr. Arthur a. Chenay. OF
Dallas. Texas. formerly of this city and
Detroit, Michigan, and originally OF
Windsor. Ontario. last night at the
home OF the brides aunt. Miss Caro-
Z. Kershaw. 1901 Massachusetts avenue.
northeast. was one of the prettiest home
weddings Of the season. The spacious
parlor was tastefully decorated in palms.
ferns. white roses. and China astors
and a beautiful altar. before which the
bride and groom knelt. was arranged
in the large tower window. The halls
and dining room were decorated in gold
enrod. palms. and China asters-
The bridal party formed in the libra
~ and marched 10 the strains of Lohen-
grin's Bridal Chorus through the
hall and drawing-room 10 the altar.
where they were met by the officiating
clergyman. the Rev. Donald Campbell
Macleod. of the First Presbyterian
Church. 20 Perfect Love- and Rubin
stems Melody IN F. were softly rem
dered during the ceremony by Miss
Helen Calhoun.
Miss Marjorie Ruth Mertz was the
brides only attendant. and a. Stanton
Chenay. of London. Ontario. brother OF
DR.. Chenay. was best man.
Miss Martin was a beautiful bride IN
her wedding down, an exquisite creation
of white crepe de chine over satin and
trimmed with duchess and rose point
lace She wore the conventional tune
veil and wreath of orange blossoms and
carried a large shower bouquet of BriGe
roses and liles-of-tnevalley. Miss
Merits gown was Of nile green crepe
over silk and trimmed with ecru lace
She carried a beautiful shower bouquet
of pink roses. Miss Kershaw, the bride :
aunt, wore a handsome gown OF white
satin trimmed with duchess lace.
After the ceremony. DIR. and Mrs
Chenay held a reception for their friends
until 9:30 An elaborate buffet supper
was served ia the dining room
The young couple were the recipients
Of numerous handsome and valuable
presents from their many friends in this
city and out of town. Immediately after
the reception they left on a late train
for Niagara Falls, Detroit and Wind
sOr Ontario. where they Will visit the
erOOm's parents. In a few weeks they
VIII be al home at Dallas, Tex
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs Willis L. Moore have
gone to New York for short visit.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Miss X. NJ Pullman and Miss Mary
Nose are spending the week in and
about the Antietam battlefelds. Sharps-
blIra. MARYLAND
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Miss Jennie Miller is spending a cou-
pie Of weeks in Baltimore, visiting rel
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Chatfield-T Taylor
have taken apartments at the Virginia
Hotel. IN Chicago for the winter. Their
daughter. Miss Adelaide Chatfield-Tdy-
Tor, will attend school this winter at
Rosemary Hall, Greenwich, Conn.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Conrad Becker. who Is making a trip
through the White mountains. has
reached the Mount Washington, in the
Breton Woods OF New Hampshire
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

s y Never and daughter who has
been travelling abroad for the past four
months returned this week on the
Kaiser Wilhelm. They were met in New
York by Ned Meyer and his niece,
Eruesfiue stern
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Dr. W. Y. Tudor. presiding elder OF the
Richmond district. Methodist Episcopal
Church South has returned 10 Rich
mond. after spending several weeks with
Mrs Tudor's father. s. r q. Morsell,
in this city. Dr. Tudor was formerly
the pastor Of Mount Vernon Church.
where he remained for more than seven
years. Since leaving Washington he has
had charges in New Orleans ana ST.
| grffe
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Miss Helen Cannon. daughter OF the
Speaker OF the House is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Loose iat Shadow
Brook Inn. having just arrived from
Europe, where she spent the summer.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Mrs. ETycr Rosenbush and daughter.
who has been visiting the formers par
ents in Baltimore. have returned 10 their
home
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

The Admiral of the Navy and Mrs.
Dewey are at Hot Springs. Va. for
several weeks. Among other Washing
ton people there are Mrs. Joseph Auden-
reid. OF Vermont avenue
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Mr. and Mrs. Francis +. Leupp. the
former Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
will be the guests of honor at Il large
dinner party given at LenoX SATURDAY
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
SedgVick as hosts.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Miss Robinson. who has been visit
! ing the Misses Wolf Of Sixth street. has
returned To her home IN Savannah. Ga.
The Washington times., 1905-09-07

Miss Lille Samuels has left town for
New York. where she expects to remain
about FIVE weeks
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