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The Washington times., 1905-02-21
DocroRING PEARLS.

When pearls lose their brightness aaS
iusler a treatment recommended by some
experts is to take them TO where they
may have sea air TO cure them OF what
IS called inconsistencies.
Il cannot say said a Chestnut stress
ieyeler when asked about this whsth-
er there is much in this theory or nosz
Many precious stones do become dallea
from long use, through causes Which Il
has been impossible to determine,
though the scientists have dvaneed
numerous explanations. For s<sca gems
as rubies It is an established fact that
staring in q Ozark trunk reaily does re-
store their Drilliancy. and sometimes
they are buried to accomplish the same
n,,rnose Pearls, however, when they
are genuine. do not lose their lustre IN
a dsy or week, and IL would take
close study of the record of partieu-
lar pearl or string OF the pearls TO dee
fars1ine the effect of sea air. do know
sfhaf nearls are sometimes sent on Sea.
voyages with the idea of curing them.
hut I don't know the effect. As a mat
ter Of fact most pearls get more or less
sea air, anyway. through the travels OF
their owners either to- the seashore o.
to Europe, so It's pretty hard 70 tell the
value Of the cure. -IhIlatielpala Reg
ord
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
JOHANNES MIERSCH
GIVES VIOLIN RECITAL

Johannes Miersch, violinist. delighted
4 large audience last night in the music
rooms OF the Washington Club, when he
gave his postponed recital.
His program last night combined num-
bers representative of several schools,
appealing to various tastes. The charm
ing group whien served as an introduce
tory included Sindings Romance, an
interesting number; "A Love Scene" by
Paul Miersch, brother of the vioiinist.
and Fred David's delightful AT the
Fountain"
Mr.. Miersch chose for his concerto that
of Max Bruch, No. I, q minor Sara
safes Gypsy Airs closed one Of the
most artistic and delightful programs
heard on q local concert stage.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
WIFE Of PRINCE
SEEKS DIVORCE.
Him With Many
Acts Of Cruelty.
NAMaB DENIES ACCUSATION
Says That His English Wife Is Too
Friendly With Gentleman
Friend.
NAMaB DENIES ACCUSATION

LONDON. Feb. Alan Indian prince.
Sawao Makmoud Ali Khan, was sum-
fnoTed at the southwestern police court
yesterday by his wife. Emily, who asked
for separation on the ground or his
cruelty.
The wife. faslaienabiy dressed yong
English woman with small, attractive
features. said she was married at the
Paddington registry ofFiee in 1888, being
then fifteen years old That ceremony
was followed by another elsewhere, In
accordance with the rites of the defend
ants church. as he was a Moharnmedan.
The Ezoneynoon was spent In Douglas,
Isle % Man.
Became Very Cruel.
-Aftsrward he became very cruel.
blackening her eyes, kicking her, drag
ging her up the stairs By the hair OF her
head, and trying to strange her He
once ran after her with q red-hot poker,
saving he would Kill her.
On many occasions he chased her out
of the house IN her night dress and bare
footed. She was compelled to seek shell
ter IN the house Of neighbor. He had
also threatened to drown her child.
Counsel for the prince questioned the
wife. VINO denied allegations against her
OF drunkenness, or being unduiy friendly
with a gentleman friend.
After nearing the W-fe's story the
magistrate said he should exercise his
power and remit the case to the divorce
court.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
THEY ARE Welded
IN A YACHT

The marriage of the Rev DR.. Richard
Lewis Howell. the millionaire minister
and founder of st. Margaret's Church in
this city, was married at Palm Beach
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning, to Miss
Gwendolyn Whistler. twenty years old,
of Baltimore.
The parents of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Delana Whistler, have g cot
tage on Lake Worth, and the bride was
carried from there TO Palm Beach,
where the ceremony took place, in a
fower-laden yacht.
This was the only display IN an other
wise severely plain wedding. The boat
stopped at the church dock, two miles
up the lake, where Dr. Howell and his
were waiting.
In the church. the betrothaI service was
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
TO AID
CHRIST CHILD SOCIETY

An entertainment IN aid of the Christ
Child Society has been arranged for
Thursday afternoon in Rauscher's, when
Mrs. Martha Gielow and the Misses
Kieekhoefer will furnish the program.
The Kteckhoefer sisters are among the
most talented and sought for entertain
ers in New York, and have a legion OF
friends IN Washington. which was for
merry their home. They win give selec-
lions from the compositions of Schu-
mann, Moszkowski Mendelssohn, and
other masters. Mrs. Gieiow win con-
tribute some of her charming selsc-
lions
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
GERMAN EMBASSY
SCENE Of A TEA
Sisters of Baroness Assist
in Receiving.
DANCE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Several Brilliant Parties Gather at
Dinner Tables of the Smart
SCI.
DANCE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

For the first tiE.ac since tie uaveliing
of E'redericl. the Great statue, rfo Ger
man embassy was opened yesterday az
sernoon sor large affair, when society
To The number OF several hundred at
tended q tea.
fs-i,oness Won SterEDurg mad assisting
her. Miss Nio.et Langham, her only
unmarried sister. and yiscountess de
FaranleEd. wife OF the naval attacsae of
the French embassy, her younger sister,
whose marriage was a fashionable event
OF some months ago.
The baroness wore in receiving, 4
charming gown OF pale green satin
with quantities OF tea colored lace about
ii. and the drawing room was fragrant
with roses. while white carnations and
lilies decorated the tea table where the
Vtscountess de Faramond and Freiherr
Won dem Observation-Disclosures sen pre-
sided
The guests included all the younger
members OF the Diplomatic Corps and
the younger element Of society general
j..
One OF the very prettiest teas oe the
winter was that Of yesterday afternoon
at the home Of Justice and Mrs. Ander-
son. and which proved a fine drawing
card for all the younger element of So
efsty despite the wretehed weather.
Mrs. Anderson and her daughter were
assisted II, the drawing room. where
Bridesmaid roses and narcissus blos-
SONS formed a delightful blending of
color. by Mrs. Warren Fairbanks, Miss
Enid Shaw, Miss Azpiroz, daughter of
the Mexican Ambassador: Miss Cal
deron. daughter of the Bolivian Min
isIer; Miss Ren1ey, Miss Anne War
mock, Miss Lambert. ane the Misses
Lobel, guests Of the Italian AmDassa-
dor and Baroness Mayor, one OF whom
assisted in the dining room and the
other in the drawing room
Mrs. John Tirnrnons and Miss I1obeJ
poured Tea. American Beauty roses
making cheerful and attractive place
for the Young people to Iinger. Guests
to the humber of several hundred
hravee the weather for this hospitality
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
PLAN EDUCATIONAL DAY
AT CONGRESS OF MOTHERS

Plans have been completed for Eduea-
tional Day at the trienniai convention of
the National Congress OF Mothers in
washington. March 10 to Il. Superin-
tendent Stewart, of the District public
schools will speak
Prof William L. Tomiins, of Chicago,
will deliver an address on Music Miss
Mary Garrett, of Philadelphia. will be
present and give a demonstration of the
approved method OF instruction for deaf
and dumb children.
Miss Marie Shedlock, of London, and
Mrs. H. II. Bilney. OF Philadelphia. will
also speak
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
FIRST ANNUAL BANQUET
OF UNIVERSITY CLUB

The first annual banquet of the Uni
versity Club Will be held tomorrow night
at Rauscher's.
Over 300 men have announced their in
tention of attending the banquet, and
many of these will avail themselves OF
the privilege of bringing guest.
Music will be furnished by a concealed
string orchestra.
Secretary Taft, of the Var Depart
r.ent, is the president OF the club. Ad-
miral Schley, General Greedy DR.. Z. NJ.
Gallaudet, Representative Theodore E.
Burton and United States Treasurer
Ellis Fl. Roberts are expected 70 be pres
ent,
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
ANNUAL BANQUET
OF CLASS OF 1907

The class of 1907. Georgetown Law
School, held it's annual banquet last
night at the Shorehana. Members of the
faculty were the guests of the class
George Mann, president OF the class.
started the speechmaking. Joseph a.
Lennon was toastnlaster.
The banquet committee consisted Of
George Sanford, Ignatius Cutie and r.
n. Meyer, and the reception committee
of Thomas F. Mcdonnell, Norvell Cobb
and Joseph A. Lennon.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
Ball Tor Young People.

Mrs. Frederick Stevens opened hef
house last evening for one Of the pref
tisest dances given for young people this
season, nearly hundred dancing to
the Marine Band music From 10 clock
until long past midnight, when supper
was served on small tables. the young
people made merry.
The company was limited entirely to
the younger set. the contemporaries of
Miss Marion Stevens, whose formal
presentation To society tooss place early
IN the season.
Among the bellies were Miss Roose-
yelt, Miss Durand, Miss Morton. Miss
Elkins, Miss AZpirez. Miss des Portes,
Miss de Koyen, Miss La Bourgeois. Miss
Morgan Hill, Miss Hoyt, Miss Cum
nings. Miss Jean Loring, Miss Cassie
Schroeder, the Misses Miller, Miss Jean
Crosby, Miss Mitchell, Miss Converse.
Miss Maxwell, Miss Morgan. Miss
Walker-Martinez. Miss Afexandrine
Fitch. the Misses Switzerland, Miss
Ridgeiy, Miss Fremont, Miss Mary
Goldsborough. Miss Seymour Miss
calderon. Miss Waller, of Chicago; Miss
Trescott, Miss Sheppard, Miss Conrad
Miss Katharine Leupp, Miss Williams
and Miss Davis On Friday evening
DIR. and Mrs. Stevens Will entertain
az q musicale. at which Campinarf will
be the artist Of the occasion.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Judge Alvey is criticised for accepting
two pensions. Possibly the gentleman
retains his Judicial prejudice against yio-
lation OF p<ececent. To decline to accept
all the pension within reach would be
wickedly radical
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mr.. Grunsky, of the Panama Commits
sion, took his little railroad fee along
with the others. It seems that no Of
Tense was involved anyiow. The idea
that one must reject festhat has been
rendered Jars on the nerves.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

According to the New York Times the
popular conception OF the butler is that
of 'buiging pinguidity." And there
isn't a fat butler in the land who could
read this ana not feel that his personal
character had been assailed.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Out In South Dakota q house was
stolen and carried several miles on sleds
while the owner and his family were
inside asleep. However, the movers
have not sent in o bill for the operation
yet. so there Is a limit to the nerve Of
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

An old man and woman IN Philadel-
phia starved TO death rather than spend
their money Of which they had plenty.
Hope the heirs will have more sense.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

W
VIII not be at home today, but VIII re-
eeive for the last time this season on
Tuesday, February %.
Mrs. Graham Hume, 1924 . street. will
be at home today for the last time this
season.
The following Congress women at the
Riggs House viii receive today from 4
to for The last time this SEASON:
a Mfz Ba nj earei OF a4a nacey r Of
Iowa: Mrs Audd, OF Maryland: Mrs
Thomas. of North CaEEsinsas MRS. Pad.
gett, OF Tenn essee; Mrss Patterson or
Tennessee; Mrs. fiughes:.Sef West Nir-
ginia; Mrs Davis, of Minnesota: Mrs.
GuSiger. of North Carolina; Mrs. Hous-
ton of Delaware; Mrs. SRober. or New
sisted by Mrs May WHEAT shober, OF
North Carolina, and Mrs Clarence lie
bus Cynthiana. of KENTUCKY
Mrs. Lamar. wife of Representative
Lamar, of Florida will be st home at
the Shoreliarn today for the last time
by Miss Azpiroz. Miss Calderon. Miss
India Bell Fleming. Miss Mary Wis,
Miss Virginia Gooeh and Miss Cara
Xenable.
Mrs. John F. Stafroth. of Denver, Col.
who is visiting in Wasninet2q2n1;; ,, VII De
at home today with Mrs Wiiiiaip .
Cowherd. at the Highlands.
Mrs Howard Hinckley, Bellevue, will
be at home today for the last time this
season.
Mrs Joseph Strasburger and Mrs II
l.. Strasburger. of 1916 Rhode Island ave.
nue. will be at home tomorrow from
TO 10 O'Clock.
Mrs Wiley, wife of Representative
Wiley. of New Jersey. viii be at home at
the Highlands today for the last time
this season.
Mrs. ]. F. Wilson, wife of Delegate
Wilson of Arizona. VIII not be at home
| at the Dewey today.
Mrs. H NJ Hodges vii be at home
this afternoon from @. S. for the last
time this season. wiz she will be as
sisted by Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Bennett
Mrs. Thetus w Sims will not be al
home today. but will receive with Mrs
| Pierce at the Ebbitt-
| Mrs. Swempson Earle, assisted by hel
sister, Miss Grace Street,, daughter OF
| Joseph Street,, editor of the Har
| ford (Marylandj Democrat. Will receive
| this evening at the F'ranconia, the CUES
! of honor being DR. Rosafie Slaughter.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

New York is getting so oyerrun with
thugs that Deputy Bat Masterson may
get scared and seek again the compare
lively peaceful wilds of tins West.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

The death of Mrs d. D. Cotton has
again thrown the hospitable house at
1917 Counectiou+ avenue in mourning,
and the fact of Mrs Colton's death is
made the more sad when Ii is learned
Mrs. Francis J. NJ Grace, Of London,
formerly Theodosia Martin, we'll
known Washington favorite, had Just
terminated and she had sailed for Lon
don when the death occurred.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
Points IN Paragraphs.

Peabody's contest for the Office OF gov
ernor will cost the State $50. 600. One
cannot help but think that more fun
could have been had with the money.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Whatever may be the feeling In this
toward Russia there certainly
Is no liberation Of the red flag and the
spouting of anarchists.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Marconi seems TO mean business this
time IN the matter of marrying, for
among the other inducements is $40, 900
a year. And that's business
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

New York automobiles are getting SO
refined now that when they run q man
down they stop long enough 10 express
regret
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

The Governor of Virginia and Mrs.
Montague viii be the guests OF Col. and
Mrs. Robert Newton Harper for the
inaugural festivities, and their hosts
will give a reception III their honor on
Friday evening, March 8.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
Around the Dinner Board.

The Ambassador from France and
Nine. Jusserand were the guests In
whose honor the Cuban Minister and
last night Invited TO meet them were
the Chilean minister and Sonora Walker
Martinez, Mr.. Corea, the minister from
Nicarag qua; Nine. Perez. daughter of the
Mexican Ambas sador: Colonel Edwards,
Mrs. RockhilI. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Walton, Prof. and Mrs. Gore, and Repre-
sentative and Mrs. William Alden Smith.
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Nor
ton entertained number Of young
people at dinner last night to meet Mrs,
William Potter. their daughter The
party included Col. and Mrs. Charles s.
Bronnweii, Miss Zaidee Ga7. Miss Cas-
sic Schroeder Miss Naneen Mitchell.
Miss Flinor Hoyt. Miss Ethel de koyen.
Miss Pauline Morton, Miss Mary Souther-
land Miss Ks tharine Elkins. Miss Up
sham, Paymaster Deering. Lieutenant
F'ortesaue, Lieut.. L. s. Grant. 3D..
Lieutenant Andrews, William Merriam,
Murray Cobb, Roger Wetmore. and
James Lounsbery-
Justice Harlan, of the Supreme Court.
and Mrs. Harlan entertained dinner
party lest night in compliment to Score
tary Taft
Col. and Mrs. NJ NJ Parker entertain
ed at dinner last night, in honor Of
Vice President elect and Mrs. Fairbanks,
follow.
General and Mrs. Merritt entertained
at dinner last evening.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

More newspapers have been suppressed
in Russia. And just as there is so much
news!
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs Fairbanks. wife of the Vice Presi-
dent-elect, has cards out for tea We'd
nesday afternoon This will be her
third and last tea for this season.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

MRS. r. A Johnson and her daughter
Miss Laura Johnson, of Philadelphia.
are spending q few days at the Riggs
House as the guests of Colonel Staples.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

be able TO make or receive calls during
the remainder of the season. and has
Cancelled her engagements.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
HOSTESSES TO
HOLD RECEPTIONS

Mrs William Randolph Hearst will
hold her second reception this season
today at the New Willard. from to
6 p. m Mrs. Hearst will be assisted
in receiving by her sister, Mrs Tovey,
of New York.
Mrs. r. A. Pierce, of Tennessee, will
receive at the Ebbitt House this after
noon, assisted by Mrs. Stephen Rand
and Mrs Houcke.
Mrs. B. f Caldwell and Mrs. Oscar
Turner. of Illinois. viii receive at the
Ebbftt House this afternoon
Mrs. Campbell siemp. of Virginia.
Miss S-lemp, Mrs.. J. 1. Robinson. OF
Arkaasas, and Mrs. a. II. Jackson,
and Miss Jackson, OF Ohio. will all re-
ceive at the Ebbitt House this after
noon.
Mrs. James c. Needham. of California,
will receive at the Normandie this at
ternoon.
Mrs, John w. Foster will entertain
this afternoon at small tea. compii-
rnentary TO Mrs Welcome, OF London.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson Will be at
home this afternoon for the last time
this season.
Mrs. a. Barnes HOVE and her sister,
Miss Hove. will receive on Saturday,
February %. from toy6
Mrs Oyerstreet, wife OF Representa-
tive Overstreet. owing TO illness, viii not
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Miss McCammon and Miss de Peyster
are getting up q subscription bridge
whist party TO be given at the Connec-
ticut apartment on March 10. at $50
o'clock, for the benefit of the Young Wo-
mems Christian Home.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
Guest of Miss Stevens.

Miss Mary Waller, of Chicago. is the
guest OF Miss Marion Stevens. and is be-
ing introduced TO the young people of
Washington society Miss Stevens and
Miss Waller were schoolmates at Dobbs
Ferry.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. Charles Lyman and Miss Lyman.
of 1913 New Jersey avenue northwest,
viii not be at home today, but VIII re-
eeive for the last time this season on
Tuesday, February %.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. A Barnes Hove and her sister,
Miss Hove. will receive on Saturday,
February %. from tore.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Pack and Mrs
John Nordhons are in New York for a
ten days trip, where Mr.. Nordhons
W y. ~ meet the PARTY.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs Claude A. Swanson VIII be at
home this afternoon for the last time
this season.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs Overstreet, wife OF Representa-
tive Overstreet. owing to illness, viii not
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs Haas entertained at a luncheon
today. iler guest of honor being Mrs.
Kroninbure of Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
COMING EVENTS
IN SOCIAL WHIRL
Luncheon at White House
on March 4.
TO ENTERTAIN THE CADETS
signor Montagna VIII Spend Two
Months Leave in Europe.
Other Matters.
TO ENTERTAIN THE CADETS

President and Mrs Roosevelt will en-
tertain e luncheon party at the White
House, at O'Clock, March i, when
their guests will be the members Of the
Cabinet, suprezne Court, and friends
from out OF town.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Miss Belle Kafka, of Baltimore, is
here visiting Mrs. Kafka of Four
Jeenth street.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. Wiley, wife of Representative
Wiley. of New Jersey. viii be at home al
the Highlands today for the last time
this season.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. stansbury, matron of the Louise
Home, IS III with grip, twenty-one of
the forty members of the institution
having been sick with the same disease.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. J. 2. Wilson, wife of Delegate
Wilson of Arizona. viii not be at home
at the Dewey today.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. Graham Hume, 1924 . street. viii
be at home today for the last time this
season.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. John w. Foster will entertain
this afternoon at small tea. compii-
rnentary to Mrs Welcome, OF London.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. David Sanger of II street. has a
her guest her mother, Mrs. Kronin
burg, OF Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. Joseph Strasburger and Mrs. Fl.
L. Strasburger of 1916 Rhode Island ave-
nue., will be at home tomorrow from s
10 10 O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

When the several hundred West
Point Cadets have doEe with the. inaug-
uraI parsGe March 4, they viii be
given a dinner by Senator Kean of
New Jersey, VINO, somehow, has
mighty love of boys in his heart, while
the Annapolis Cadets to the number of
several hundred VIII be entertained in
the same hcspiteble manner by Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Mclean.
signor a5ontagna. first secretary of
the Italian embassy. will sail for Eu-
rope, March Z. intending to spend two
months leave abroad. Since his appoint
rnent here, Signor Montagna has not
only administered affairs as charge,
during the absence of the Ambassador,
with marked success. but during the alb
sence of the Italian Minister to Mexico,
Signor Vinci, last summer. he carried
on the affairs of that Office with marked
compliment TO himself and his govern
ment.
Signor Montagna is one of the most
popular young diplomats ever sent to
Washington, and not even the hope OF
his promotion, which may in fact be
the reason for his European "trip, viii
compensate for his loss to society.
Mrs. Edison Bradley has been suddenly
called out of the city by the death of
Mr.. Edson's father.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Miss f. Kiilingsworth Browns song
recital at the New Willard has been
postponed until Friday, March 8, at AIS.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. H. NJ. Hodges vii be at home
this afternoon from IT, s. for the las
time this season. Wiz she will be as
sisted by Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Bennett
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Miss Clara HaIdeman. of Kentucky, is
the guest of Mrs. Robert Newman. at
1915 Kaiorama avenue.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21
Pittsburgers in Washington.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerson Streng. of
Pittsburg. Pa, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Abel. of "A street north
west
Mrs. s. c. Head and son are at At
Iantic City.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. John F. Stafroth. of Denver, Col.
who is visiting in Washington. VIII be
at home today with Mrs William >
CoWherd. at the Highlands.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. B. F. Caldwell and Mrs Oscar
Turner, of Illinois, viii receive at the
Ebbitt House this afternoon
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. James c. Needham. Of California
Will receive at the Normandie this at
ternoon.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

General and Mrs. Merritt entertained
at dinner last evening.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs Howard Hinckley, Bellevue. will
be at home today for the last time this
season.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Mrs. Thetus w Sims will not be at
home today but will receive with Mrs.
Pierce at the Ebbitt.
The Washington times., 1905-02-21

Justice Harlan, of the Supreme Court.
and Mrs Harlan. entertained a dinner
party lest night in compliment to Secre-
farN Taft
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-09-28

vlsit In Arlii gton,
-Mlsl hsriha Ls~rsr &c OF sud, rland
called On fihnds hs. Friday.
--Cisfsfce and wsitsr Shaw will 70 to-
day TO the University OF Vermont.
DIR. rrsk wblpple nd family will
pass the pintsr Ia Cahforuis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Tyrel have been
visitiug Mn. Ellen Bryant.
Earle Ear.h 10 On the express wagon
during the absence Of Mr. Phillips.
Mrs. Charles b. Rowe aid Miss Lsurs
Tossley visi ed la sundssiasd Friday.
-hn. Irving Cornor sill 70 to New
York city ,,osy Tor four weeks .ay.
--xn. Essrrs Ardre~ 10 ,ptI ding 4
Ne / with hsstds In North Adams, Asss.
-ornsby Chapter. ID. A. T., met
with his. Emit, Prfiias wednesday, The
sTsn.
Mr.. aud hn II y. Shaw vAI,ed 10
Moth Asam,, Mars, rildsy and sa,ur.
day.
Mrs Jsrrh Bllllsrd viii vial, her sls.
rsr, Mrs. Psk Hiihnd Of Rutland, this
SEX
--Ba,tsrtnl yA'hy Grange ne, Tuesday
tvsriug 10 the bs.ement 81 the Methods,
shareh.
--krs Nellie BsrDets 10 visiting her par. |
nts. hr. I'D Mrs. Fark warner In Bal
o.s YAlis
-xu- Jshn hslIsxss Of Bsrnlnston,
'as, We understand. ieAssd the Y.ryNu
fntd.
-charies Rotisson and Harold sh.s
ave re,atred from . weeks ssy 10 New
'oss slV,