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Has Colonial Military Ancestors.

Day and night, Mr. Harvey, keeper Of
the alum spring. presents \ strikingly
unique picture as he so ODlgingly deals
out water with always the same ques-
ton, What number: 10 those who seek
this favorite rendezvous Immediately af-
ter meals. This interesting person comes
Of line of soldiers. a. Is clearly dem
onstrated in his name, George Washing
ton Harvey. His grandfather fought in
the war Of the Revolution; his father
in the war of 1872 and ne. himself, IS
veteran of the civil war. having belong
ed TO Company a. Sixtieth Virginia reg
iment (then West Virsinia), under the
command Of Col. W. z. Stark. OF Cen
eral Fields brigade, in John c. Breck-
enTidge's division. Stark's regiment be-
came celebrated at Cold Harbor. where
they charged with fixed bayonets and
gained the day, To signalize this victory
General Lee ordered crossed bayonets
TO be put on the regtmental nag there
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Harriet Porter Washington; Mrs Bige-
low. Philadelphia: Frederick Kidder,
Wilmington. n. c., and Joseph Carr,
New Orleans.
A bowling tournament Is now IN
progress among the girls at Capon. the
trophy to be a handsome silver loving
cup. presented by Edgar Q. Riebe and
Paul Mackau Of Washington.
John Y. Bassel. formerly OF Lees
burg. Va, and now a leading citizen OF
Columbus. Ohio. is now at Capon. where,
as for several years past he IS one
OF the most popular guests at the
springs.
Among other recent arrivals are Mr.
and Mrs. c. d. Pennybaker. seven chill
d-en, and maid Mrs. Ludwell Mckay.
and maid; Mrs Fannie J. Barrett Miss
Barrett, Mrs. S. B. Pole, and Russell
Pole, all OF Washington.
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Commodore of Fleet.

The cruise will be this year under the
command OF the new commodore of the
club, Cornelius Vanderbilt, whose steam
yacht North Star a boat nearly 800 feet
in length, is the flagship.
These annual cruises of the New York
Yacht Club are essentially masculine
affairs. the feminine element being al
ways missing on these occasions. But
on the annual cruise OF the New York
Yacht Club their presence is dispensed
with, and owing TO this a freer rein is
given than would otherwise be the case
TO the spirit of jollihcation which pre-
walls throughout the entire fleet.
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Pleasant Days
at Manchester

MANCHESTER BY-THE-SEA. July
4.-Society has been kept on the alert
the past few days and Will be all next
week. when a number or other social
functions are planned. Yesterday after
noon a musicale at the beautiful resi-
dence Of Mrs. Edward S Grew. West
Manchester. attracted the smart folk
from all along the shore. In the morn
ing they attended a reading at Mrs.
Robert S. Bradleys. In Pride's Crossing,
by the Hon. William Everett. The
latter was being given under the man
agement OF Miss X ?. Loring. the read
ings being from Shakespeare and
Milton.
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Jayety ReigRS
at Cool CapOn

CAPON SPRINGS. w. Va. July 2.-
Although there has been comparatively
little formal entertaining at Capon 1ur-
ing the past week, life has been con-
tinucuzly bright at the beautiful cid
resort owing 10 the cool. invigoratUlg
weather and the charming assemb'dge
OF guests gathered here for the season.
The Washington colony is by far the
largest and most prominent at Capon
for many years. among the leading
members being Mrs. Hannis Taylor,
wife Of Hon. Hannis Taylor. former
minister to Spain, and head of the
department oS international law at
George Washington University. and
her two handsome young daughters.
Miss Taylor and Miss Hanna Taylor,
and her sons. Alfred and Hannls Tay-
lor. the latter students at George Wash
ington University.
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Falls Church
Society Chat

Mrs. Ida Bishop and daughter have
returned 10 Washington after a short
visit to their aunt, Mrs. S. A. Ball, on
Columbia street,
Mrs NJ. c. Grover and nephew. Mas
ter Dick GambTH. have gone to Chicago
after visiting Miss Nellie Green.
Mrs. Clements OF Washington, accom-
panied by her son and daughter, are IN
Falls Church for the summer.
Miss Louise Fling. of Waterford, IS
the guest OF her friend. Miss Margaret
Leay.
Miss Isabelle Metz has returned from
a short visit TO friends IN Maryland.
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miral and Mrs. Coghlan at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard. ard q dinner in their
honor given at Delmonico's by Alcide
Ebray. the consul general Of France.
nothing has been done 10 entertain them
or TO render their stay pleasant. They
have not been put up at any OF the
clubs and they have been treated win
a lack of cordiality which is all the
more amazing when the fact is recalled
that France is the old historic ally OF
the United States
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Squadron at RockpOIt.

The presence of the north Atlantic
squadron at ROckpOrt adds much 10 the
social life OF the cOttagers, for consider
able entertaining will be done during the
stay. Many Of the families Of the ofti-
GERS have taken apartments at the
hotels or cottages along the shore
while others are being entertained at
private houses. Today a number OF the
officers came over TO the Magnolia hotels
for over Sunday.
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Old Rock Alum
Society Life

ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. Va,
July 21.-Every advantage of the oppor-
tunities offered on the excellent golf
links is taken by the guests at the
Rockbridge Alum. Among the enthus-
iastic players are Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Meade Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Osborne,
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Kelley, Miss Wick
ers. Misses Mayer. and others. Young
Eugene Maver. who won the champion
ship in last years tournament. is play
ing again with even gre@ter efficiency.
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Riding Club Organized.

A riding club hss been organized in
Leesburg and q committee composed Of
Harry T Harrison, William A. Metz
ger. and Arthur NJ. Chichester, jr-, have
issued invitations for the frsJ meeting
TO be held at the residence Of William
a. Metzger on Saturday evening.
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In LOudOun' S
Social Capital

LEEsBURG, Va, July 21.-The vested
choir Of St. James Episcopal Church
has been augmented for the summer
by DR.. Gabriel S. Johnston, leader Of
st. Thomas Episcopal Church, Of
Washington. as Director Miss Florence
Sullivan, also a member OF st. Thomas
choir. and Mrs. Bowie Chipman, OF
Washington. who are spending the
summer here.
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Weddinp Invitations Issued.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Adams, OF
NIiddleburg. this county, have issued in
vltations 70 the marriage Of their
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, 10 Dr. John
A English Eyster, OF Baltimore, Nd
The wedding viii occur Wednesday,
August S. in the Baptist Church In
ATiddleburE
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after. In order to perpetuate the fam
ily record. his son fought In the Philip
pines. and Mr.. Harvey says that he is
instilling the principles or patriotism into
his twenty-one grandchildren. so that
should the United States become in
volved in any more warfare. the sons
will be found leading their ranks on
the battIehelds
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Erecting New Water Works.

w. G.. Morris, Of Phoebus, Va, the
contractor for the construction Of the
new system of waterworks, with his
foreman. MT Fitzgerald. arrived in
Leesburg Tuesday and began work
Thursday morning. Charles S York, OF
Pittsburg. is the engineer in charge. and
r. II. Tebbs, jr., his assistant.
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Among the Guests.

A family party here consists OF Judge
Edmund Vvaddill. Mrs. Waddill. Miss
Mary WaddIll, Miss Nancy Waddill. Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Cannon and two children.
and Mitchell Waddill. all OF Richmond,
Va. Their return is happily noted, for
their visit each season leaves a pleas
ing remembrance.
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came Over the Mountains.

Goshen, Va. Tuesday to participate In
the evening hop. With the soft strains
OF music and dazzling lights. the dance
is aUuring-becomes almost irresisiIole.
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Sold His Country Estate.

W. W Finley, one Of the vice presi-
dents Of the Southern Railway Com
pauy, OF Washington, D. C.. has sold
his estate near Leesburg. containing
900 acres, to DR.. James B. ColegrOve, 10
Washington. for $50 0)o.
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Hold Religious Services.

Sunday morning last a religious serv-
ice was held in the parlor. r. B. Craw-
ford conducted It so delightfully."- list
he was unanimously voted resident pas
tor.
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At The attractive villa IN Beverly Cove
which she is occupying this summer,
Mrs. ". A Slater entertained a swell
dinner party Monday evening. Covers
were set for sixteen.
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Mrs. Harrington Walker, Of Detroit.
left Magnolia a few days ago by auto
for trip 10 the White Mountains. Mr.
Walker is on a ten days business trip
to Detroit. The Walkers are occupying
Miss Stearns' villa this season and are
quite prominent in the social life OF the
COlOnv
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GaU at Atlantic CitU:
Crowds in the Surf

messed the performing horses. They
were Mrs. J. NJ Ford, Miss May Ford.
and NJ. E Ford
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u
Mrs. swiggott and daughter. Mrs. Lee,
both from Washington. spent Friday
with Mrs. Yale Rice.
Miss Elizabeth Riddle, OF Chambers
burg. ". Va. is the guest of her aunt,
Miss Sue Riddle.
Mrs. A. II. Barbor has returned after
a lengthy visit to friends and relatives
in West Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Butts and daugh-
ter, Of Washington, were the guests OF
Mrs. Frank II. Eastman on Friday.
A. NJ. Lothrop and daughter, Miss
Harriet. have gone to their summer
camp in the AdirOndacks.
Miss Edna Blanton has been spending
a few days in the city with her aunt.
Miss Frances Brist, who has been Wis
iting her brother. George L. Brist, has
returned 20 her home in Washington.
The Owl Club has discontinued its
meetings for the summer.
Mrs J. B. Gould entertained the
Euchre Club last Thursday evening.
william Sparrow and family have
moved into their new home on the De
putron subdivision.
DR.. and Mrs. T. B. Snoddy and daugh-
ter Minerva, are visiting friends in
Kentucky and Tennessee.
{
Miss Julia Gulick has returned from
a short visit to friends in AcOtinck
Mrs. Olaf Sangstadt. of Plainfeld. n.
J., is Spending month with her father,
DR.. y. F. Graham.
DR.. and Mrs J. c. Burr. OF Durham.
Conn, are the guests of Dr. Burr's sis
ter Mrs. Thomas A. HOdgson.
p. T. Moran left on Sunday to spend
a month at Saratoga. n. Y.
| Miss Mamie Warren, who has been
! spending some time with the family Of
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Notably handsome is Mrs. James
Keats, Little Rock, Ark. II is a great
pleasure to their friends 70 welcome
back Mrs. Keats and her daughter, Miss
Bess Keats Also the return of Mrs.
John A. Nichols and Miss Nichols. OF
Newark. n. j.. is noted as they are
counted. indeed an acquisition TO their
circle OF friends.
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Governor. Glenn. Of North Carolina.
has Joined his family at the ST. Charles.
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After an almost continuous run. Fos-
ter Bradley and a party OF Westerners
arrived az Atlantic City from Cincin-
natl IN a large Packard machine. They
expect 10 stay a few days al the sea-
side, then return By the same route.
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Mrs. Frank Mccormick. OF Washing
ton. and pretty daughter viii spend the
summer at the Berkeley.
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Miss z. ". Brennan, OF Washington
was "A mid-week guest OF Mrs. Garrett
son, at Magnolia.
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Personal Notes.

Mrs. George Whitehead Brown and
Cuthbert Brown, Of Washington, are
among this weeks arrivals az the Ocean
side, Magnolia.
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on the same evening a supper was
given al the springs by Mr.. and Mrs
Fornev Reese. of Norfolk. as fare
well to Gilbert NJ. Bartable. of Calver-
ton Va who during his visit of sc veral
weeks at Capon. was duly elected ores-
ident of the owl Club. a cong enial
cotarie. formed in protest against the
early hours heretofore kept at Capon.
Among other members of the club pres
ent were Mrs. Richard Cook and Miss
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On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Becker. of Washington. gave
a charming bass and waffle supper at
CapOn Lake Inn. following a driving
trip through the mountains. Among
the guests were Mrs. c. +. Nelson,
Capon: Mrs. J. W. Robertson. Chicago;
Hugh Rowland. Washington, and Joseph
X Carr. New Orleans.
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People Ia Ia ShoTe.

Frederick Ireland and Hon. Edward
V Murphy. OF Washington, are prom
ineut guests.
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Mrs Charles c. ROwlett and Miss
Maude Embrey. Fredericksburg. Va. are
much noticed. and grC atty complimented
among the guests. Mrs. Rowlett fulalls
every. requirement OF the brunette type.
while her sister IS a blonde.
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Jesse 3 Lee, James HOwland. James
harrington. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Benson and
child. ,Ltan Sperry are at the Grand At
lantic.
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Lieut. Com. Holman Vail, OF the
United statcJ Navy. is at the Boutwell,
for the summer
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SOCIETY NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE WEEK

c. A. Stewart. has returned to her
home in Norfolk.
Mrs. Chaplin, who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Thomas A Hay
ward, left last Friday.
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Ballard-Armstrong Wedding.

Announcements have been received Of
the marriage Of Miss agnes Ross Arm
strong, Of Pen yam y. Y, to Hiram
Comvns Ballard. of Falls Church.
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ONLY WOMAN vIOLINMAKER.

r. P. Crenshaw and J. P. Crenshaw
are at the Berkeley.
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IN their White steamer Mr.. and Mrs.
S. p. Dorsett. OF Washington, were seen
at the horse show, having speeded out
to the park from the Shelburne.
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nue.. for the NTH season. They hVe
very quietly. owing to the death OF their
mother. but are widely known Tor theiI
generosity in aiding all benefit fairs' ana
the charitable institutions OF the to"h'
Mr. and Mrs Julius II. Caryl are
spending the summer in their old Co
ionial homo on Circular street Inls
house is famous for once being the resi-
dence OF the famous Nine. Jumel. and
is still called the Jumel cottage. II Is
furnished with many rare antiques, in
cluding a parlor set which belonged 70
Napoleon. Mrs. Caryl. who is a niece
Of Nine. JumeI, has many OF her aunt's
dresses and Iaces In her possession. Mrs.
CaryI is best known as an enthuiatic
member or the Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution.
On August IA. Mrs. NJ. A. Gibbons. OF
Washington. D. c.. who is spending the
season at Congress Hail, will celebrate
her eighty-ninth birthday. Mrs. Glib
bons has been a regular visitor 10 Sar-
atoga for the past thirty-five years.
Gen. George S. Batcheller OF this VII
lage. American member or the Inter
national Court at Cairo. Egypt, has ar
rived IN this country with his daughter
Miss Batcheller. for the summer. which
they will spend at their very charming
home IN this village. General Batcile'-
Ter was Assistant Secretary OF the treas
ury under President Harrison
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John e. Lutz is a guest OF the Tray
more.
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Mrs. James L. Davenport. assisted by
the Misses Davenport, gave a yellow
luncheon on Friday The guests were
Mrs. D. o. Munson. Mrs. Margaret
Jacobs, Mrs. William Ray Harrison,
Mrs Charles II. Buxton. Mrs Robert
A Davisson. Miss Sue y. Riddle. and
Miss Susie A Davisson.
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Many merry al fresco dinners in the
Windsor Garden followed the daily
meetings during the show.
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w. Pitt Scott. of the United States
Navy. is resting at the Brighton.
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Hon. r. 3. Barton. judge Of the su-
preme court OF Tennessee, is a prom
inent ,Urist at the shore.
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Society Entertainments.

Miss Hazel White entertained az .
o'clock tea on Tuesday afternoon at
"SelI-s." in nonCr OF Miss Pue. who is
visiting Miss Mary Conrad. On Mon
day afternoon the latter entertained at
a similar entertainment in honor Of her
guest.
Miss Belle McGm entertained the
Bridge Club on Thursday morning at
her home on Cornwall street. Those
playing were Misses Dabney, of Char
IlostesviIle, Grayson, of Frederick, Har-
r.s0n, Wise. Jauuey, Fishburne, McGiH,
Bowie. FeudaU, Lutz, Alexander. and
Mesdames William y AIetzger. William
IT. Martin, John a. Gibson, ". Carlos
Lewis. and Charless Ie Bourgeoisc
The Misses Hoffman entertained at
IL o'clock tea on Thursday afternoon In
honor Of Miss Pue. OF Delta. Pa. Among
those present We're Misses Margaret
/ Warner. of Washington. d. c.; Mary
/ Dabucy. of Charlottesville, Va. Eliza
/ beth Mann. of Petersburg, Va; Gray
/ son, of Frederick, Md. Mary and Har-
/ rlett Conrad. Maria and Meta Harrison,
/ Cora Lutz, Belle McGm. Virginia Bowie.
Hazel White, Margaret Fishburne, Mrs.
( ICharless Ie Bourgeoise. and MessTs.
blackwell Smith. Harry Gibson, W. I.
IC. Rogers. Frank Saunders, Walter
Harrison. ]. r II. Alexander, and VII
Ham and r H Tebbs. jT.
Mrs Sallie Fendal entertained at a
very delightful picnic on the Crosse
/ creek. on Wednesday afternoon in honor
IOf Miss Marcelline Pue-
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Senator Nelson W. Aldrich and Mrs
Aldrich have been spending a few days
on the shore this week. coming down
70 Beverly Farms by auto 70 spend the
weekend with their daughter. Mrs. John
D. Rockefeller, IT., and family. Mrs.
Aldrich has been spending the balance
Of the week here.
Nat D. S.mpkins. IT., OF Washington,
has just returned 10 Beverly Farms
from a visit with some of his Harvard
friends In North Haven, Me.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Walker, Of
Chicago, returned to Manchester -.IoH-
day, after q few months trip 10 Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. ". Phillips and
daughter, of Philadelphia, were among
the arrivals at Magnolia this week. They
are located at the Hesperus Hotel for
July and August
Mrs. John W. Mute. George II. Mute.
ir.. William /. E'ute ,nd Earold Mute
compose a St Louis far.i'y who regis
tered at the HesperUs. Magnolia, this
week for the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. X. Nelson, OF Wash
iugtou. are at the St. Clare.
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From their handsome touring car a
merry party OF Washingtonians wit
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Mention Of People.

Miss Blanche Bates. the well-known
actress, who starred In New York last
season IN THE Girl From the Golden
West" is the guest of Mrs. II. r.
Woodward at 1.-THE Poor Farm" near
AuGdleburg. Loudoun county.
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The Horse Show.

The horse show made the week gay.
Gay parties made the trip TO and fro
from the Inlet Park.
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Mendel s. Sener, publicity promoter
Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Is
accompanied b; his wife and family
10 spend the GUNNER at Atlantic City.
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A party os Washington young women
at the Chetwood. include, Miss Mamie
Mitchell. Miss L. Little. Miss z. Smith.
Miss Anna Carr. and Miss Cropley
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Mrs. Henry Francis Clarke. Of Wash
ington, is spending fortnight a. Capon
as the guest Of Miss Harwood. of Bal
finnnra
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PhlIip - IS a. the DennIs.

Miss c. Van Zant and the Misses
Doyle are at the EIwOUu.
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Mrs. John Gerkins won a number
Of ribbons. George Watson. Edward
Kuerlam and Lehman Strauss were
also prize winners.
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Miss Mary Dabney. of Charlottesville.
/ Va, who has been the guest of Mrs. r.
/ II. Tebhs. left today Tor Alexandria, Va.
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DR.. William McCamfnon. a promineHt
druggist OF Washington. is al Berkshire
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Distinguished among recent guests are
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller East ST.
Louis. III. Mr. Miller is superintendent
OF public schools in that city.
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". D. Campbell and Cecilia Wallace
are at the AlbemaTle.
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+. Diaz and T. Diez are prominent
Cubans at Haddon Hall. They are
members OF the Panama Canal Com
mission
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Mrs. Swiggott and daughter, Mrs. Lee,
both from Washington, spent Friday
with Mrs. Yale Rice.
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Washington, are the guests Of relatives
I'm town
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Harry Riddle. of Chambersburg. W.
Va. spent Sunday with his sister. Miss
Sue Riddle
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messed the performing horses. They
were Mrs. J. NJ. Ford, Miss May Ford,
and NJ. E. Ford.
Governor. Glenn. Of North Carolina.
has Joined his family at the ST. Charles.
Mrs. Frank Mccormick. OF Washing
ton. and pretty daughter viii spend the
summer at the Berkeley.
John G Lutz is a guest Of the Tray
more.
w. Pitt Scott. Of the United States
Navy. is resting at the Brighton.
Lieut.. Com. Holman Vail, Of the
United StatcJ Navy. is at the Boutwell,
for the summer.
Hon. r. 3. Barton. judge Of the su-
preme court OF Tennessee, is a prom
inent ,urist at the shore.
A party os Washington young women
at the Chetwood. include. Miss Mamie
Mitchell. Miss L. Little. Miss z. Smith,
Miss Anna Carr. and Miss cropley.
Dr. William McCamfnon. a prominent
druggist OF Washington. is at Berkshire
Inn.
]. R. Mcdowell and J. Hampson. are
az the De'Yille.
B. z. Cowlings and child are at the
Pennhurst
Miss Mary N. Steele. Mrs. Walter
Doran are at the Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs c Harrison Irwin. and
Miss McClay are at the BoscopoL
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Alexander and John
and Sunford Goodwin are at the Grand
Atlantic
Mrs. z. H. Lloyd. Mrs. c. J. Zeigler,
and Mrs. W. S. Speare are at the Shore
| ham
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mood are guests
at the Beresford.
". D. Campbell and Cecilia Wallace
are at the Albemarle
a. NJ. Travers is at Youngs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edgar johnson are
] at the Iroquois.
Miss c. Van Zant and the Misses
| Doyle are at the ElwOUu.
| Philip King is al the Dennis.
Jesse B Lee, James Rowland James
/ harrington. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Benson and
/ child. ,Ltan Sperry are at the Grand At
Iantic.
p . CreDsbavy epd 7 . Cransb q ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mood are guests
al the BerasfOrd.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edgar johnson are
at the Iroquois
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Miss Elizabeth Riddle, OF Chambers
burg. W. Va. is the guest of her aunt
Miss Sue Riddle.
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Miss Alice Noble spent Sunday with
her friend. Miss Caroline Ball, of Lew
insVille
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Mr. and Mrs. F. Alexander and John
and Sunford Goodwin are at the Grand
Atlantic
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]. r. Mcdowell and J. Hampson. are
II the De'Ville
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p. T. Moran left on Sunday to spend
a month at Saratoga. n. Y.
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Mrs. Dudley. Of New York. IS the
guest of her son. Frederick r. Dudley
al his home on Great Falls street
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Mrs. z. H. Lloyd. Mrs. c. J. Zeigler,
and Mrs. W. S. Speare are at the Shore
ham
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Mr.. and Mrs c Harrison Irwin, and
Miss McClay are AT the Boscopol.
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Mrs. A. II. Barbor has returned after
a lengthy visit to friends and relatives
in West Virginia.
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Or. and Mrs. ]. c. Burr. of Durham.
Conn. are the guests of DR.. Burr's sis
ter. Mrs. Thomas A. Hodgson.
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Miss Mamie Warren, who has been
spending some time with the family OF
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B. E. cowlings and child are at the
Penuburgf
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Mrs. George COan is among the popu-
lar guests attracting 10 herself many
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Miss Mary N. Steele. Mrs Walter
Doran are at the Westminster.
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Much delight is expressed at tha ar
rival OF Miss Helen Orchard and Miss
NJ B. Seay. Richmond. Va. They are
great favorites and come in for a large
share of attention.
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Miss Alice Connolly is the guest Of
her friend. Mrs. Lincoln Smith. on
Little Falls street