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Weddings

Washington society people have learn
cd with considerable interest the details
OF the wedding OF Miss Ceorglans
Logan. at Christ Church. Yokohama,
Japan. Saturday. June 2S. the Rev. W.
P. G. Field officiating. The bridegroom
was Capt. John II. A Day. OF the Ma
rlne Corps, and the bride is the daugh-
ter Of Capt. and Mrs Leavett Logan. OF
the United States steamship Ohio.
The maid OF honor was Miss f. Logan.
sister OF the bride: Lieutenant Williams,
L. S. NJ. c.. was best man. and Ensigns
Claude and McNair. Of the United States
steamship Raleigh, were the ushers. The
bride was dressed in white silk with a
lace veil and carried a shower bouquet
of white roses and sweet peas, and the
maid OF honor wore yellow silk. There
was a good attendance OF residents and
United States naval officers, while the
relatives present included DT- and Mrs.
PIeadwen Madame BakhmetieT. wife
OF the Russian minister. Captain Day
is stationed at the Philippines. whence
he Will return with his bride al the eX-
plration of his leave. two months hence.
The bride made her debut in this city.
An interesting wedding OF next Thurs,
day. the 18th. will be that OF Miss Ethel
Iavinla Heygster. daughter Of Mrs. A.
/ I. HeyKster. and Merritt Osborne Rich
mond, Of New York. The ceremony will
take place at S o'clock in the evening
in the home Of the brides mother. IN
this city. Miss Claudia Trainor will act
as maid of honor and Charles SteWar-.
OF New York. will be the best man. A
number of dinners viii be given in
honor OF the bride and bridegroom elect
next week. after the latter arrives from
New 1OTK.
Miss Marie PfeltZ and Charles ".
Hannigan. OF Baltimore. were married
in Washington Friday by the Rev. },
B. Mclaughlin at his Office IN the Co.
lumbian building.
William Rogerson and Julia 2. Poole
Of Southeast Washington, were married
Wednesday evening. August S. by the
Rev Nsydweu at the Waugh Methodist
Episcopal Church. Mr.. Rogerson ana
his bride are spending their honeymoon
at Niagara Falls.
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refreshments and some hne selections
on the piano.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF
fries. Misses Emily Jeffries, Lilly
Springer. Ruth Scott. Clair Fulton.
Ethel Wheatly. Phillippa Wheatly, and
Walter Scott Harry Scott William
Scott, William Deck, Harvey Hodgkin,
and Irving Cashei
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LATEST NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY

week from Washington. have with them
in their family party their son. C. F.
Carusi. and his young wife and little
son.
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Wedding ar Leesburg.

James Oliver Smith and Miss Maude
Ruby Franklin, both Of Arcola, Va,
were married at Leesburg on Wednes-
day by the Rev ". l. Dolly
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Bridge Club Party.

The Junior Bridge Club was enter
tained on Thursday morning by the
Misses Janney. The highest scores were
made by Miss Hattie Winchester and
Miss Belle McGiu.
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Informal Parties.

Other card parties OF this week were
those given on Friday morning by Mrs.
Charles W. Schwartz, OF Philadelphia
and on Saturday by Miss Bette Clark,
Of Fredericksburg and Miss Strayer. Of
HarrisonbuTg, Va.
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Mrs J. H Edwards, the accomplish
ed wife Of The private secretary 10 Les
lie NJ. Shaw. Secretary of the Treas
ury, is a prominent Washington arrival.
She Is accompanied By her two children.
II is said that Secretary Shaw and his
retinue may visit Atlantic City later in
the season.
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Notes and Personals.

Miss Mary Custis Lee. the daughter
Of the late Gen. Robert Z. Lee. has for
saken her romantic home in Virginia 20
spend several weeks by the sea
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Miss Y. NJ. Miller. the charming pri-
vate secretary Of Third Assistant Post.
master General Maddern is among the
most popular Washingtonians at the
Raven Royd. Accompanying Miss Mil
Ter is her mother. Mrs. Redman.
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Hon. E. w. Bosler, OF the subtreasury
Of the United States finds the salt air
and oZone-laden sea breezes beneficial
for midsummer vacation. He is stop
ping al the Crestone.
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Entertainments.

The High View Pleasure Club and it's
friends were delightfully."- entertained on
Wednesday evening. August s. at High
View Cottage a musical program and
dancing served to entertain the guests.
Refreshments were served In the din
ing room, which was decorated with cut
flowers and American flags. The pavilion
was decorated with Chinese lanterns.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Vanderschaaf Mr.. and Mrs. John Wells,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. EbeTle and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brecht, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hin, Misses Carrie and Ella
Lawrenson. Marguerite Sweeney, Lula
Wahling. Carrie and Alice Kramer,
Sarah Oliphant. Viola and Mabel John
son. J. n. Kerper. NJ. Ehbar, Joseph
Brown, Clinton E. Brown, Robert
Brown. Z. K. Plant. William Brackett,
c. Y. Brown. Mr.. Winks.
A banquet and reception was given
in honor OF Mrs. F. L. Joannini and
Miss Cora Wetzel on Monday evening,
at Hotel Belvedere. Chesapeake Beach.
About $50 guests, including residents and
visitors. were present.
At 10 o'clock Haley's Band made a
tour OF the beach serenading the mayor,
and arrived at the hotel at 1880 o'clock,
when the guests assembled In the beau
tifully decorated ballroom.
A very enjoyable program was rem
dered of concert and dance music, and
the occasion was further enlivened by
the recitation Of an original poem eng
titled "Chesap peake Beach," by Dr.
Thomas Calver. also a song by Fred
May Later on a buffet supper was
served in the dining rooms. The sue
cess Of the evening was due to the
efforts of Mr. Geilich. proprietor of the
hotel. and DR.. w. II. Talbot. physician
IN charge at the beach,
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Washington Personals.

The Rev Arthur Thomson Ramsey
and Mrs. Ramsey and Miss Steele. OF
Fairmont Seminary, returned TO Wash
inSton a few days ago. after spending
Two weeks AT Chautauaua
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At a bowling party given on Tuesday
morning. by the Missea Webb, Of Balti-
more, the highest prize was won by Miss
Hanna Taylor. of Washington.
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Another popular arrival Of the week
from Washington IS Mrs. John G. Erwin.
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Walter Scott Harshman. of the United
States Naval Observatory, at Washing
ton. IS at the Morey cottage
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DR.. John NJ. Steele. the medical in
spector OF the United States navy. is in
Atlantic City for a short vacation.
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Capt c. NJ. s Stevens. L s. A, Is
spending the remainder Of August al
CapOn.
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Leesburg Personals.

John Osburn. of Baltimore, Md, and
James c. Dibrell. Of High Point, S. g,
are visiting relatives in Leesburg.
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A delightful surprise party was given
10 Miss Helen Gertrude Jeffries Friday
evening at her residence. 1905 street
southeast, in honor of her sixteenth
birthday The evening was spent in
games. music. and singing. and later In
dancing and picture taking, followed by
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New Arrivals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Carusi. who are
among the prominent arrivals Of the
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Lewis :. Cox, jr.. or jhe United States
navy. has come to Atlantic for a rest.
he is comfortably quartered at the
Windsor
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After spending four months in Allan
tic City, Gen. Dangerfeld Parker. re-
tired. has left the Hotel Traymore for
the Pocomo mountains. where he will
pass a few weeks prior to sailing for
an extensive tour abroad.
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District People
At Chautauqua

CHAUTAUQUA. y. Y. Aug. u.-Old
First Night always brings here a large
crowd OF real Chautauqusns 10 enjoy
the exercises COMMUNICATING the open
ing of the first Chautauqua Assembly
IN 1874. The audience which greeted the
speakers was the largest OF the season,
several thousand being unable 10 md
seats IN the large amphitheateT Chan
cellor John II. Vincent presided Among
those who spoke were Lieutenant Com
maHder Takeuchi, Of the Imperial Jap
anese navy. who was introduced as one
OF the heroes OF the battle Of the Sea
OF Japan. He was given the Chautau-
qua salute. which he seemed TO appre-
ciate- Mr.. Takeuchi spoke very feel
ingly Of the friendly relations existing
between America and Japan. and con-
cluded his speech with their triumphant
cry, "Banzdi.'
Miss Ellen NJ. Stone told about her
captivity In Macedonia, and OF her plans
for ChautauqUa at Lake D0iran, in
Macedonia.
Weeks Rich Program.
This week was rich in good things.
Dr. GeTnsaUlus and NT- l. H Griggs
each gave series Of lectures which
were well attended. Dr. Wilbur Chap
man conducted the devotional hours.
Sir Chentung Liang-Cheng. the Chi
nese minister, will be the principal
speaker on Grange day, august IS The
minister makes a special trip to Chau-
tauqua from hiss ummer home n Am
herst for the purpose of making this
address. Il IS hoped that his charm
ing young daughter viii accompany him
TO Chautauqua.
Mrs Carrie Jacobs-B0nd. the COM
poser, who was so popular in Wash
inEton last winter. and has recited be-
fore audiences abroad viii give two
recitaIs, August Is and i. when she
will render programs Of original songs
and stories. She is staying AT the Hotel
Ath6uaeun.
Yesterday was Circus day, one Of
the great annual events OF ChduuduQua.
which has TO be seen 10 be fully appre-
Ciated The parade took place AZ 100
and received enthusiastic approval
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Miss Mabel Hume. who has been Wis
itlng Miss Helen Hibbs at "Carlheim,
has returned TO her home near AIexan-
dria, Va
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MuCn credit Is Que the ladies' VINO aTr
ranged such an attractive musicale for
Sunday evening and those who contrib
uted 10 the pleasure OF the evening with
the gifts of Song, The following pro
gram was given. Paderewskifs minuet
orchestra; solo, "I Love and the World
is Mine. Miss Maude Embrey, violin
solo. Master STEIN reading Miss Walk
CT; solo. Rock of Ages" Miss Birdie
ViCkers. solo. ''BarJlctt's Dream" Prof
Stein; solo, Sing NE 10 Sleep" Miss
Rumbold. The selection of Miss Wick
ers was especially adapted O. her high
soprano voice and called forth repeated
applause, AS an encore she sang Face
to Face" most delightfully."-. The enter
tainment was a compliment 10 the
guests.
Judge waddiu accompanied by Miss
Nancy Waddnl Miss Mary Waddm. and
Miss Lena Mayo. ran over for several
days,
Monday evening a concert was given
in the ballroom by the walters and bell
boys Of the hotel. The program, con-
sistlng Of a potato race. sack race. pie
eating and several quartets was heart
4iy Le1"-FF4s anu S-4e Eielise e4NSi was
unstinted
Recently registered for the season ts
Lucien ". Powell, Washington, D. c.,
distinguished artist. Surely the seen
cry in this vicinity will afford ample
material for his work.
The return Of George ;. Yerger and
family. Memphis, Tenn, is welcome.
This party consists Of George S. Yerger,
Mrs. Terger, Hiss Sue Yerger. Miss Bes-
sic Yerger, George s. Yerger. jr-, Vir-
ginia, Margar@t, Gwyune, Hart and Ed
win Yerger.
Some of the Guests.
The guests Of last week from Rich
mond. Va. include Mrs. John Mallory.
Mrs. A. D. Atkinson, Mrs. P. p. Murray
and child Misses Daisy and NJ. A. Nor
gan. Miss Scott. Mrs. c. d. Wingfield,
Miss Eleanor Wingheld. Cary WngfieId.
Miss Alice Moore, Richmond Moore,
James Marcuse, and II. NJ. Cannon and
Wife.
Other guests are: Mrs. J T Jen-
nings, Lynchburg, Va; Miss Estelle
Owings. EIlicott City. Nd; Mrs. J. A.
HOlloman and child. Jacksonville. Fla :
w. A Wright. Greensboro. n. c.; Miss
Elizabeth George, Newport News, Va. .;
Miss Mabel AIish. H. G. NJ. Gary, ". G.
Mish. MiddIebrOok, Va; n. /. Weadon,
NJ. .. Cass. w. Va; Wilson H. CralIe.
Pittsburg. Pa: R. w. Macdonald and
Theo. Butler, Norfolk Va; Mrs. W. Z.
Carter and Lille Carter, Winston Salem.
n. c.: Miss Florence W. Slater New
York; J. A. Slater. Salem, n. c.; B. W.
CIarkson, NnHboro, Va; H. II. Teaford.
Roclxbridge county, Va; J. T. Grim,
Goshen. Va: ". NJ. Salisbury. Mrs. ".
NJ. Salisbury and William Salisbury.
Ashland. Va; r. A James. Mrs. r. A.
James, Wilson James, Rorer a. James.
jr, Annie James and child. Danvne.
Va: Miss Elizabeth George. DanviIle.
Va; Miss Lucy L. Miller, Goldsboro, N.
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Capt b T Walllng. OF the United
States navy, is using the boardwalk for
a deck during August. He is quartered
at the Jackson. and is accompanied by
Miss Grace Walling.
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Capt. J. r. ROdman. Of the United
States navy, is guest at the Chelsea
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Miss EHen Anderson, of Washington.
Is spendins a months vacation at At
lantic City 10 attend the executive ses>
sion Of the Washington Freon Club.
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Snowden Ashford. Building Inspector
for the District of Columbia, is a guest
at Hamilton Hall
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Mr. and Mrs c. II. Darlington are
spending the month of August here.
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Other Washington people in the hotels
are Mrs. l. NJ. Walters and Miss Wal
ters at the Fredonia: Mr. and Mrs. c.
r Harrison. c. T. Sheldon at ths
Roanoke; II. ]. Shelings, W. p Nor
m0yle. AT the Princess. W Paxton. reg,
istered at Green's w. p Wilcox. G. A.
and c. +. Wilcox. AT the York, Mrs N
Y. BuchaH and Miss Buchall are at Had
don Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Shipley. Mrs. s. s. Blackburn, registered
Il the Westminster.
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Miss Polly Mason. Of Washington. d
c., is the guest OF Miss Belle McGiu.
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A very popular guest from Alexandria,
Va, is Mrs. Cassius F. Lee, who has
Joined her sister. Mrs G. Wythe Cook.
OF Washington, for the remainder OF the
season.
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Miss Mamie NJ Dade. Of Washington,
Is visiting friends at the Traymore.
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In Social Swim
at ROCkbridge

ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. Va.
Aug u.-Rockbridge Alum is now at it's
best, and that is an altogether envi-
able reputation. for 1t is one Of the
gayest and most delightful Of Virginia
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Other arrivals Of the week are Mrs.
W A. Wells and child. Mrs. William
John Miller. T. L. Miller, Henry Ham
mond. Mrs. George II. German. Mrs. II.
r. Mallard. Miss Nathalie Davis. BrittJn
Davis, Mrs Ben de Vivier Miller. Miss
Frances Miller. Miss Irene CatL crime
Pole, Samuel Pole, Miss Florence J..
Bryant. ana John L. Carusi, all Of
washington.
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Shigetoshi Takeuchi OF Washington.
is spending the season here, and IS
staying al the FerncrOft
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The guests here took lively interest
in q donkey party for the children, given
In the Virginia House on Saturday even
ing. There were pretty decorations,
greatly enhanced by japanese lanterns
Six prizes were given and the successful
competitors were as follows; Lucille
Lowenberg. first, May Gay. second. and
Margaret YerEer, BOBBY. The boys
prizes went 20 Cecil Payne who won
first. Leonard Mayer. second, and Glen
roy Stein, BOBBY. The thirty youngsters
had merry timc.
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spending several weeks at that place
they will go to Atlantic City for few
daza
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Mrs. Annie Owens viii join her hus-
band and father at Colonial Beach to-
day. She Will be accompanied by her
children
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Miss Hattie Winchester. Of Macon, &
the guest Of Miss Nancy Lee JaHney-
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A seven-hand euchre party in which
= number of the ladies participated, was
given Thursday evening. The players
were mostly matrOns and included Mes
danes Pope, Barron, Waddill. Hecht.
Leterman, Lowenberg, Keats, Blunt,
Osborne, Mauberret, and Tyler; the
Misses Slaughter and Miss Taliaferro-
There was prize for the highest score
at each table. Mrs. Barron and Mrs.
Leterman being the winners.
on Friday evening the parlor was
beautifully decorated with evergreen
boughs and wild flowers, and the glim-
mer and sheen OF lights here and there
produced an emeCUiVe scene In the
midst Of this brilliancy were zen tables
at which the guests were pltying pro-
gressive euchre. The hand-painted tally
cards were dainty and appropriate. and
the scoring was done by Miss Mary
Mayer. Mrs. CraIe was the lucky lady,
winning a Haviland china tea set as
first prize. Messrs. Arnold, Pope. and
Osborne cut for gentleman first prize
and Mr.. Osborne won il. an ash re-
ceiver. The lone hand prize a small
silver vase, was won by Miss Nancy
Waddnl. and the consolation. a pearl
pin, was drawn by Miss Georgia Bar
ron.
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Ben Laycock. Of Washington. is visit
ing relatives in town.
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Miss Polly Mason. OF Washington. D.
c., is the guest OF Miss Belle McGiu.
Miss Hattie Winchester. Of Macon, is
the guest OF Miss Nancy Lee Janney-
Ben Laycock. Of Washington. is visit
ing relatives in town.
DIT Gabriel Johnstone. who has had
temporary charge of the choir OF St.
James Episcopal Church for the past
month. his contract having expired, has
returned 70 his duties at St. Thomas
Church Of Washington, D. c,
DIR. l. s. Stone. Of Washington, D. C.,
has been spending the week at his
former home in LOudoun county.
Mrs. William Chiswell, Of Washington,
D. c.. is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
s. II. Ball
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Yesterday was Circus day. one Of
the great annual events OF Chautauqua.
which has TO be seen 10 be fully appre-
Ciated The parade took place at I.30
and received enthusiastic approvaL
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Mrs. VI. K. Eppley and children are
stopping at Vienna. Va. for the rest CT
the summer
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Mrs. Oldberg was informally at home
last evening al her country place on
the Chevy Chase road. Ices were
served and an impromptu musicale lis
tened TO by a porch fun of callers.
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Weeks Rich Program.

This week was rich in good things.
Dr. GeTnsaUIus and 1IT. l. H Griggs
each gave q series Of lectures which
were well attended. Dr. Wilbur Chap
man conducted the devotional hours.
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Mr. and Mrs. William J. Oates, ac-
companied by Mrs. John I. Tavener and
Miss Lulu Tavener, left the city Thurs
day TO spend their vacation in LOudoun
county. Va. They expect to return about
September 10
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Miss Marie Pfeltz and Charles W.
Hannigan. OF Baltimore. were married
in Washington Friday by the Rev, },
p. Mclaughlin at his Office IN the Co.
lumbar building.
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Leon Pretzfelder and Charles Bend
helm. Of Alexandria. Va, who have been
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S. a. KeaTney and his two sons. VIII
and Steve Kearney, of Washington. are
sightseeing in New York city and Coney
Island. They will be absent about two
weeks
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Miss Marie Seitz, with a party OF
friends, is spending the month Of Aug
ust in Camden. Me.
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Commissioner and Mrs. Cooley and
family have gene to Beverly Farms,
Mass, for the remainder Of the heated
period. The commissioner. however. will
return 20 his office the latter part Of the
month for a brief while
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Miss Annie Connors. accompanied by
Miss Bessie Shea. will join her sisters
at the Imperial Hotel. Atlantic City. on
August Is. to remain until September l.
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Morris V. Avery has left the city for
Asbury Park, y. J.. where he will spend
three weeks vacation.
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Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Hirsh and son. Edgar
Hirsh, have gone TO Berkeley Springs
for a few weeks.
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Mrs. Ann Eliza Gridley. the mother OF
the late Captain GTidley. L. ;. N. and
her son. Lucius e; Gridley' went TO
Minneapolis yesterday evening TO at
tend the G. A. r. encampment. On their
way home they will stop to visit reia-
tives in Chicago. Hnlsdale, Michigan. and
other places. so will be away until Sep
tember.
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Miss Mary McCabe who has been In
Atlantic City for the past two weeks
VIII spend the remainder OF the summer
at Thousand Islands.
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G. Kyle Thornton is spending thC
summer with relatives in the mountains
of Virginia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Edmonds. OF
1929 Tenth street northwest, sail today
for Providence, r. /
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Mrs. Abe Strauss and son, syIvin
Strauss. Of Richmond, Va, are visiting
Mrs. Strauss parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J
Baumgarten.
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