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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
Aged Lady Passes Away In New
York Hotel Surrounded by
Her Immediate Family.
ONLY DAUGHTER AT HER BEDSIDE
Widow. Of President of confcderacy,
Earlier in the Day Rallied from
Sinking Spell of the Night But To-
wards Evening She Lnpsed Into. IN
consciousness and Died at 1925 p. m.
ny Associated Press }

tBy !ASSOcllteu l'rcSS.)
NEW YORK. Oct. l6.-Mrs. Jeffef-
son Davis. widow of the President Of
the Confedcracy, who had been i'll for
week at the Hotel Majestic, in this
city. died at 1925 o'clock tonight.
Death was due to pneumoii" indnc
ed by a severe cold, which IS Davis
contracted upol her return from :hc
Adirondacks, where she had spent the
summer months.
Although grave fears were felt from
the first. Mrs. Davis wonderful vital
ity which brought her safely through
similar attack year ago. gave
hopes OF ultimate recovery until last
night. when decided change for the
worse was evident, and the attending
physicians announced that the end
was near
Rallied Early in the Day.
1t was then believed. that Mrs.
Davis could not survive the night, bnt
she rallied slightly during the early
hours Of today. Shortly after seven
O'Clock. this morning. She had SINH
lar spell, and Rev. Nathan A. Seagle
rector of st. Stephens protestant
Episcopal church, was summoned to
give religious comfort to the patient
in her last moments of consciousness
The clergyman remained some time
and an hour later it was announced
that Mrs. Davis had lapsed into il
state of coma
The period of Inconsistencies con-
tinued to the end
Family at Bedside.
At the bedside. when death came.
were Mrs. j. Addison Hayes. of New
ark, n. j., the only surviving daugh-
ter of Mrs Davis: jefferson Davis
Hayes, q grandson. who is a student
ut Princeton University, Mrs. Charles
e. Bateson. a neice, DR.. and Mrs. Gus
tave Webb. the latter n grandLaugh-
ter. and DR.. Robert II. Wylie, who
with DR.. Webb. had cared for Mrs.
Davis, throughout her illness.
]. Addison Hayes, husband of Mrs.
Dayis's only living child had been
summoned from Colorado Springs and
was hurrying across the continent
wnen message announcing Mrs. Da-
Wis death intercepted him.
Mrs. Davis has for sore years made
her home in this city, where she had
wide circle of flieuds. Throughout
her illness. solicitious inquiries re.
sarding her condition were continual.
~ made at Der apartments.
To Be Buried in Richmond.
Definite plans for the funeral had
not been made tonight, bu; il is
understood that services will he held
here by her pastor and it is definite
~ known that the body will repose
beside that of the late president of
The Confederacy in Richmond
Al the Majestic, tonight, it was
said that the body will be taken to
Richmond, Va. on Thursday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
INSURANCE MEN INDICTED
High Officials Charged With Having
Committed Perjury.
(R,, accnniaInd
(By Associated Pres.

ELkHART, IND, Octt. 1.-THE
grand jury returned indictments to-
day against Carl Barney. president
Samuel Stewart, secretary, and Chas.
Barney. treasurer, and manager of
the American Mutual Life Insurance
company. There is one indictment
each against William Barney anu
Stewart for perjury in their report
to the state auditor.
Barney is indicted for Subordina.
ton of perjury in each case. There
also is one Indictment against Carl
Barney for embezZlement.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
D. & n. LOSES RAILROAD.
Independent Stockholders Regain Con
troll Of Property.
(By Associated Press. J

ALBANY, N. Y. Oct 16.-After a
prctracted struggle lasting until after
10 O'Clock tonight. Independent stock
holders of the Albany and Sasquo-
hanna Railroad Company. succeeded
in taking the control of that company
from the Delaware and Hudson Com
parry.
The members of the old board of
directors. were candidates for re-eIec.
ton. but were defeated
The Albany and Susquehanna ia
leased by the Delaware & Hudson
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17

state in the Union. but has declined
To do rs you wish, bu! he is sure yu,,
VIII understand how impossible. il
would he for him To respond in one
case, and not in another.
Very truly Years.
tSigJ Randolph Foster acting sec.
rotary to the President"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
Highwaynan Kills Y. M. c. A. Man.
(By Associated Press.)

SPOKANE. WASH, Oct. l6.-Reno
hutchinson secretary OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, was
shot last nighi by highwayman a.
Seventh and Howard streets in the
best residence section of the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
GOLDEN WEDDING ceLEeaArEp
Norfolk Couple Observe the Day Sur.
rounded hu IhaIs Nl.iIL.~. -

~ hSI SiFI0IGn,
Especial to the Daily Press.)
NORFOLK. VA, Oct. 16.-Mr. aud
Mrs. James T. Borum, celebrated the
hfticth anniversary OF their mar
rage last night in their home in
Portsmouth.
Those present were their three chill
dren, James a. Borum Mrs ". G..
Culpeper and Mrs Sallie Dey. Seven
erandch!ldren and one great-grand-
child.
Mr.. Borum was number OF years
prominent business man in Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
Two Gold Miners Blown un.

SALISBURY. n. c., Oct. l6.--Bur.
CESS Fox and Bill Frazier. white men
employed in the Gold Hill mine. fiji.
teen miles from here, were killed last
night by an explosion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17

lntosh president Of the Guardian Say.
ings nnd Trust Company, Cleveland,
| Ohio.
Hon. Pierre Jay. of Massachusetts.
addressed the convention
The convention was addressed
briefly by Hon. William imrrctt
Ridgclcy. comptroller OF the currency
lie said in part:
Field Large Enough for All.
There should be the closest bou,l
OF sympathy even If there tx friends
rivalry between the national hanl,
system, state banks and trust comm.
nics. There is Il place for each kind
"l bank, and each has Il field. II is
not So much n question OF uunnti,y oC
banking business done us il il the
quality done. Whatever success the
trust companies of the United states
have achieved. has not been cspecia.
~ 81 because they were ably managed
as because they were honestly man.
aged, and they have made Il rcmnrkn.
BILE record"
Mr.. breckenridge Jones. president
OF the Mississippi Valley Trust Com.
nany, st. Louis. who inaugurntcd the
tHat 'pHllHly ScctiOn OF the ASSOcla-
ton, was introduced and spoke brief.
ly.
Officers Elected.
NJ the afternoon session of the
trust company section, Fcstus ]
Wade. president of The Mercantile
Trust Company of ST. Louis was
elected president and Philip Bnbcock.
vlcepresidcnt of tho Colonial Trust
Company of New York, president
Ralph w. Cutler, Hartford. Conn. was
chosen member of the executive
committee. The section then adjourn.
cd.
Tonight n banquet was rendered tho
general officers, executive council and
executive committees of the trust
company and savings bank sections.
Tho savings bank section meeting,
held IN Schuyler Memorial hall. was
presided over by President Edward II.
Duff. of Piusbmrg. Pa. In his annual
address, he advocated the expenditure
OF large sums to prosecute bank Off.
Gals, who rob dcpositors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-17
THE WEATHER.

Rain Wednesday:
Thursday clear and
warmer, fresh north.
east winds.
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the DAILY PRESS
Is the only newspaper
In Newport News
mat receives full AS.
socia4sd Press report.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Golden Wedding Annivsrsarv.

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Boyer. OF near
Damascus, celebrated their hftieth ami
versary Of their marriage az the home
Of their eldest daughter. Mrs. A n
Bowman a large circle Of friends were
present. Their relatives present were
Mrs. Boyer's sisters, Mrs. @. w Walke-.
Mrs. James Penn; her brotheT-in-Iaw.
Prof G. W. Walker; John ]. Mulllnix,
and James Penn, all Of whom were
present at her marriage. fifty years ago.
Other guests present were the Rev
and Mrs. J. r. James. Mrs. Martha Pur-
DUN. Mrs. q. w. Day. Mrs Oscar
Brandenburg, Jesse D. Boyer. Mr. and
Mrs. a. NJ. Bowman. James W Boyer.
and Miss Boyer. Mrs Mary l. Watkins
and Miss Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Boyer and family, Mr. and Mrs c.
Hys't and family. Miss Edna Hyatt. and
Mrs. Thomas G.. Woodheld and family.
4 splendid dinner was partaken by
the guests, forty odd covers being laid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer were recipients OF
many useful and beautiful presents.
among which was a beautiful cane pre-
sented by the children 10 Mr.. Boyer
and a gold ring 20 Mrs Boyer.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
ANaOOS6a

Anacostia Lodge. No. p, +. A. a. NJ,
has elected the following officers TO
serve the ensuing year: Walter b. Fry,
worshipful master; William r. Rauch-
stein, senior warden; Samuel W PUN
phrey, junior warden: John II. King.
secretary (re-elected for the twenty
sixth tern); Adoiphus GUIDE, treasurer;
Harry Z. Emo. senior deacon: George
H. Copes, junior deacon; Milton ".
Brandt, senior steward; James y. Mar
bury, junior steward: Harry w. Ero.
tyler. Julius ". TOlson. trustee for three
years; Adoiphus GUIDE. delegate TO Ma
sonic ana Eastern Star Home board Of
directors. William F. GUIDE. delegate
10 the Masonic board of relief. and
Charles J. James. delegate TO st. John s
Mite Association. Arrangements were
completed. for the installation of the
new officers on the evening OF Decem-
Der J..
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
=0QyAN.Nd=.=

Tomorrow at KensingtOn the County
Federation Of Wo-len's Clubs, composed
OF DarnestOwn Woman's Club OF this
county; the WOman's Club, OF Keusing-
ton; tho Rockville WOman's Club, the
Home Interest Club of Forest Glen: the
Wednesday Club. OF Sandy Spring; the
Montgomery Suffrage Association. of
Sandy Spring; the Social Science Club.
Of Forest Glen, and the FOrtnightly
Club. OF Forest Glen. Will meet in the
gymnasium Of the Presbyterian Church
At Kensington.
The morning session will be held prin-
cipally for business before the fedora
tion. and during the afternoon addresses
VIII be made
Mrs. Il. J. Hartshorn. Of Kentucky, is
president Of the fedora ton. and will call
the meeting to order
Mrs. J. II Glenn. of Baltimore, IL eX-
Dected to be one of the speakers, and
Miss POppenheim Of Charleston. 5. c.,
leader in the National Federation OF
Women's Clubs, will be another. A
special musical program has been ar
ranged.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Gave Masquerade Party.

a masquerade party was given by
fifteen young couples OF Capitol Hill
Monday evening. Prizes were given TO
the best disguised and refreshments
were served. Those present We're: Misses
Trunolias, /. Meyers, \. Martin, A
LuslOy, w. Little, A. Kahlert, Z. Hun
ter, X. Harliston, r. Goss, II. Gaines,
]. Browne. Miss Brady. and Marie
Brady, Messrs. J. Whiting, G.. Totten,
r. Thomas. W. Swart. T. Perkins, J..
Musseau, B. Miller. J. McCarron, j.
Martin, w Luskey, L. Krieger, d.
CoyIe, and Z. Cook.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Lyddane- Williams Nuptials.

The wedding Of Thomas I.yddsne,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles L
Lyddane. Of Georgetown, 10 Miss Emily
Williams. daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
William J. Williams. OF Po0lesviIge. took
place ia the PoOlesviIie Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. g. : LIngumfelter.
pastor Of the Armstrong Memorial
Church, OF Norfolk, Va. who married
the mother OF the bride, Officated
The church was beautifully trimmed
with evergreen and white chrysant he
NUNS. The bride was attired I'm 4
modish blue broadcioth, with hat to
match. and carried Bride roses.
The ushers were Messrs Waiter NiI-
liams. Bernard Lyddane. OF Washing
ton; Roger Williams and Archie Kengia.
Those present at the ceremony from
a distance were Messrs. Walter VII
liams and Mr.. Clingman. OF Episcopal
Theological Seminary. Alexandra. Va;
Mr.. and Mrs ". L. SchaeTer, Senc Cd,
Nd: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Schaeffer,
Of Germantown. Md: Miss Mary Rider.
OF Harpers Ferry. W. Va: SIR. and Mrs
T. SchaefTer. Of Washington; Mrs Don
nelly. William Donnelly, and Miss Rem
shaw, Of Washington; H. CisseI and
Miss Sadie Cissell. of Darnestown. Nd.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.

Mr. and and Mrs. Samuel NJ. Frazier
recently celebrated the twentieth anni-
versd-y Of their wedding The evening
was pleasantly spent in games. after
which the guests retired to the dining
room. where a buffet luncheon was
served Among those present TO con-
gratulate the host and hostess were Dr.
and Mrs. L. VI. Greene, Mr.. and Mrs
George .. Watson. Mr.. and Mrs II. A
Griswold. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Thomp-
son, Mrs Baynes Mr.. and Mrs Charles
K. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mar
bury, Mr and Mrs. Charles r. Burr. Mir
and Mrs, j. K. Graeme. Mrs r. A
Pyles, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Karr. Full
ton Karr, Mrs. Warren Tolson. Mr.. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN Campbell. OF Newark.
Del: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H Smith
Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur 9. Emo, Mr.. and
Mrs. @. NJ. Lee. Walter Lee, and others.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Church Bazaar a Success.

Episcopal Church gave a successful sup
per and bazaar at the town hall on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. The
hall was crowded. and in addition TO the
sale Of supper tickets, the disposal Of
fancy articles, aprons and kimonos,
candy, ice cream. and cake brought in
a large revenue.
A number OF former residents Of Ken
sington. now residing in Washington.
took part in the enterprise.
The proceeds will be used for the ben
eft of the church and parsonage,
through the Ladies' Aid Society.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
KeNNingTOn

Miss Christine Eckhardt entertained
number of her friends on Monday
evening. to celebrate the completion Of
her tenth year. Among those present
were Misses Robinson. McIlwee. Mont
gomeTy. sherwood. Grace and Mary
Van Fossen, Dorothy and Marjory Ex-
ley, Helen Hardlsty, Adelaide Field,
Margaret Chapman, Ada Wright, Ethel
Payne. Ruth Cook. Louise Warthen,
Esther Fowler, Margaret Stevens, Ruth
Bronson, Jane and Dorothy Hermann,
and MaNson Cunningham. Hamilton
Warner, Hosmer Hartshorn, Fred Bic
laski. Sterling Putzki, Frank Moore,
Walter Stevens, John Geddes, Kelvin
KumleT. Hartley Potts. SewalI and
Richard Hodge, Gordon Chance, Charles
Jones, Lawrence Johnston, Harry Hend-
ricls. and Arthur Hendricks. Chris
tines popularity among her playmates
was shown by the large number of
beautiful birthday gifts she received.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
BrigRtW0d

Members Of the Brightwood knockers
Club were entertained Saturday evening
at the home or Miss Grace AtwelI, OF
BTightWOOd avenue. Music and dancing
We're enjoyed until the hour OF II, when
a short business meeting was held, at
Miss Alace Brown and William Pagen
were admitted as new members. Those
present were Misses Grace Atwell, Mary
Shrater Julia Mayhem. Jauneter Good
ley, Nellie Mason, Marguerite Miller,
Agnes Bayne, AIable Smithson, Edna
Macky, and Messrs. William Pagen,
James Ramsey, Alfred Goodrich, John
Smith. Albert EmetzeT George Way
leigh, Ralph Johnson, Leonard Mangum.
Robert WetIing, Wilson Andrews, John
Angess, and Randolph Angess.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Mis- DePuy Enuertains.

Miss Dtbby DePuy celebrated her
birthday last Tuesday evening by giving
q small dance at her home on Baltimore
street Those present were Misses Ish-
trwood, McIlwee, Rena GedJee Mary
Hyatt. Helena Webster. Adra Martin,
Edna Forbes, Edna Eckhardt. Marian
Benson, Mary Chaplin, Ethel Warthen,
Elsie Cunningham, Katherine Hermann
and Messrs. DePuy. Buck. Armstrong
Townsend. HaTtshorn and King. Alan
Peter, Hickerson Warner, Adams, and
Massey
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
S00t6sasf aSliIIlgtOrI

Mt Union Council. No iS, ID. Of
A.. held a successful meeting at Nc
Cauley's Han, on Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. Mrs. Emily Halliday. past
councillor, presiding. The following
ladies OF the drill team. in charge of
Capt. John Smallwood, were Mrs.
Barse. Mrs. Yost. Mrs. Hunt, Miss Tur-
ner. and Miss Caywood. Musical selec-
tiOns were rendered by visiting mem
bers. Those in charge OF the banquet
We're Mrs. SmailwOod, Mrs. Reese.
Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Dodge. Mrs. Penning-
ton and Mrs Gates.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Entertained at Luncheon.

Mrs. Theodore Cunningham. president
OF the Woman's Club, of Kensington.
entertained recently at luncheon there
a number OF friends. To introduce Mrs
J. Finney Eagle Those invited TO meet
Mrs Eagle were the officers of the club
At the close OF the social function. the
entire company and guests attended d
meeting OF the club at the home Of Mrs
J. p Hermann, where Mrs. Eagle lee
tured TO the audience on ''Tasso, and
the "GerusaIemme Liberata.' This
club is now studying Italian art end
literature and varies its studies with
a number of courses Of lectures.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Knockers Club Party.

The Southeast Knockers Club gave
a party at the residence of Miss Elsie
T. Boehmer. 531 Twelfth street south
east, Thursday evening. The evening
was spent merrily in games music, and
dancing, after which supper was served.
The prize winners were W. Hardcsty
and G. Bauman. Those present were
Misses SchOfeld, Sadie Southwick, Flor
ence Fox. Jean Arnold. Elsie ShiTley,
Elsie Boehman. Ada Reese, Carrie Bo-
hanan, Emily Kramer, and Messrs
Walter Hardesty, Lieut.. J. Lurch. VIII
Tinker, Alfred Rodrick. r. Johnson,
Charles Bright. B. Lusby. and George
W. Bauman. president Of the club. and
Masters Karl and George Boehmer.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
vIaTZO1naTaTkt

Mrs. Ramsay and daughter. Miss
White, formerly OF Battle Creek, Mich,
arrived here this week. Miss White has
entered college here.
Tuesday Mrs. Morris Bien. of NJ street
northwest. visited friends at TakOma
Park.
Mr.. Shear. Of North Takoma. has re-
turned 10 his home after spending a
few DAYS with friends in Philadelphia.
s. n. Currtiss returned Monday to his
home. on Fakoma avenue, after trip to
New York.
Mrs. l. II. Evans. Of Blair avenue. vis-
tied friends in washington Monday.
Mr.. LOngstreet. Of Ketring, England.
is here visiting his brother.
Mrs. Burt. Of Northeast Washington.
visited in Takoma Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Watts. who has been visit
ing at her home, in Baltimore. returned
here Tuesday 10 resume studies at the
college.
MISS Alice ware, VINO has Just come
from Boston. was the guest OF Mrs. j.
II. Evans, on Blair avenue. this week.
Ii. Z. Rogers is seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lukens and son Morris,
formerly Of this place, arrived here
from Philadelphia Monday to visit rel
atives.
at the home OF W W. Prescott and
his father. on Blair road. before Prof
Prescott left for the far East. His
brother from New York and his sister
were present.
". A. Spicer left here last evening
to attend a conference in Guaremala,
Mexico.
A, G. Daniels returned to his home,
on Oak avenue. Monday, after visiting
Mt. Vernon. Ohio.
The Seventh Day Adventists OF this
place are endeavorinE to raise $4,000
for mission work and buildings. The
loca, church gave its quota.
Mrs. D. Z. Wellman and daughter. on
their way to Port-of-Spain. Trinidad
visited friends here this week.
DR.. W. A. Ruble has returned from
Knowlton, Quebec.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
allSQbrcN0.

Mr. and Mrs. John Bethune. of Wash
ington. spent several days with Mrs.
Bethune's father. Mr.. &. y, McGroarty.
on Little Fails street.
Mrs Martha NJ Eastman. Of Balti-
more. was the guest of Mrs. Albert p.
Eastman few days during the past
week.
Mrs. Merrill, Of New York, is visiting
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. s. s. Luttreu,
on Broad street
Mrs. Mary D. Moore has moved to
Washington for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Frank II. Eastman and
little daughter have ben spending a
week in Washington with their aunt,
Mrs. A. NJ. Lothrop.
Miss Vivian simms. Of Washington.
has been the guest of Miss Edith
Thompson for few days.
The Ladies' Guild. of the Episcopal
Church met with Mrs. J. NJ. Smoot on
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Roberta Goodman, OF Marietta.
Ga. IS the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
David A. Irwin.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Con-
greEatiOnal Church met with Mrs. AL
bert p. Eastman at "Everbloom" on
Thursday afternoon.
Dr Wnfred McCordle. of Frederick.
Md, was the guest Of 4. z. ROwell the
past week.
The Church Aid Society. OF the South
ern Methodist Church met with Mrs.
William II. Lynch Thursday afternoon.
"A Jolly Sociable" is advertised by
The Village Improvement Society TO be
held at the residence Of Miss Belle Mer-
rineld next Tuesday.
Mrs Holbrook. Of Atlanta. Ga. is vis-
iting Miss Stella Birch.
Mrs. David A. Irwin and children have
returned from a two months visit to
relatives in Marietta. Ga.
Miss Ida Havener has returned TO her
sisters, Mrs. p II. Smyth. after a visit
TO friends in Ashburn, Va
George C Birch left on Monday for
Oklahoma, where his family will Join
him in the spring.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
HerndOn,Va.

Miss Matte Blanchard OF this city
spent several days with her brother the
past week.
Miss Nettie Bauckman of Ashburn
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
her sister. Mrs. Trail.
Mrs Harry Myers who was called to
Philadelphia on account of her daugh-
ter's illness has returned.
Judge Lewis and family. of Leesburg,
were the guests of z. B. Buell. Thurs
day.
The Rev David Montgomery is hold
ing revival services at Ashburn,
Miss Nixon is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Maupin.
Miss Jennie Robey spent Wedne sday
with Mrs Somers. OF Stirling.
Miss Picnic ChampIin has returned 10
her home in Washington
William Garrett. an old resident OF
HerndOn, has been here for several
days.
Mrs. Ruth Robey was in Washington
Tuesday.
Mrs. Garrett and daughter are the
guests OF Mrs. EMS Garrett.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Aid Societies to Meet

The Womens Missionary and Church
Aid Societies Of Warner Memorial Pres
byterian Church, viii hold their meet
ings on Wednesday next, in the Sunday
school building. The Missionary So
Ciety will meet at II a m, and the Aid
Society at l-30 p IN. Luncheon will be
served by the following committee; Mrs.
&. W. CIum, Mrs Robert Stevens. Mrs.
Meade. Mrs. +. *. DePuy. and Mrs.
Robert Martin. The topics Of the day
will be Syria" and The Mountaineers. 90
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Way Pay Hah Club Entertained.

he Way Pay Hah Club was entertain
ed at the home of Miss Mildred Fonda
The first part OF the evening was devOt-
ed TO a business meeting. at which the
Following were voted In. Marian Taylor,
Curtis Ellsworth, ana Malcolm Mac
Donald. Those composing the club are
Aessrs Edmund Rheem, Achille Burk-
lin, Jesse Afckeever. Glen McCambridge
tildrate Eiker, and Misses Mabel
Reeves, Olive Taylor, Gretchen Schmidt,
Mildred Fonda, Edna Hanvey. Margaret
Paine, and Marian TAYLOR.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Cbristian Endeavor Oficers.

The intermediate c. f. Society of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
Fourth and B streets southeast have
elected the following new officers; Pres
ident. w. Handy; vice president, SAL
vador. Milana: secretary, Amery Dunn;
treasurer, Miss Ethel Harper. organist,
Miss Vance Sullivan. Committee chair
men: Lookout. Leroy Mitchell; prayer
meeting, Nobre Moore; missionary, Miss
Vance Sullivan.
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Gave a Birthday Party.

The little girl friends of Miss Flora
Welton came 10 her home Saturday aft
eTnoon to help celebrate ner eighth birth
day. The little friends enjoyed music
and games the first half OF the after
noon and the prepared 10 eat the cake
with the eight candles. Those present
were Flora WeltOn, Jennie Mason Rose
Gettystone. Mabel Sanders, JUL Ribbey,
Gertrude ElktOn. Ella CayWOod. May
Flows. Jennie Albertseu. Adelaide
Nauman. Edna Eimons, Agnes Emmer-
son. and Mella Roselev
The Washington times., 1906-12-09
Wedding Of Miss Rradv.

Col. and Mrs. John r. Brady have is
sued Invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Lillian st. Clair. to
Joseph Wheeler Freeman, on Wednes-
day. December l9. The wedding will be
a home affair. the ceremony being per-
formed by the groom grandfather. the
Rev Joseph Wheeler, OF Rysterstown.
Nd.
Both Mr., Freeman and Miss Brady
have spent most of their lives in Ken
sington, and their marriage is looked
upon with much interest.
Mr.. and Mrs Freeman will make their
home in Kensington, and viii be at
home 10 their friends after January l.