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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
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Srant unb gfeaa Murpbp, 1901
gnQliib abenue, Wido9en. - 6ranl
unb Gillian @roB, us Sf @eu Oori
Gtrabe, 9nabe.-2esl uno 0ictoria
Starts, 1917 0ortbwsfsrn Ibenus,
3nabs. - Nelion unb Salina Walter.
6ouie, 22O9 9enefontains GtraBs.
Rnabs. - @iliam uno Warp Gusan,
826 Buchanan StraBe, 2nabe.- 5re-
oerif uns @raes Sones, 1907 Wilburr
StraBs, Snabs.- Wiuiam unb Saois
Waur. 6l5 gdarb Strabs, 2nabe.-
Gobsrt uno Warp prpor, 2431 Wan-
lobe gbenue, 2nabe. - Better u. Nnna
Dimes, 1921 Stb Stem Ssrisp Strabe,
annbe.- aueuf urlo Bertha Grebli&.
228 Soma Strabs, Rdoasn.- 9ugS
unb 9llice @larte, 1851 @entraIN benus,
3nabe. - @pait unb anna PrOetOr,
800 Solebo StrnBe, 2nabs.-Waribul
uno Mabel Su6niOn, 1920 Bart abe,
Wdb9su.-
8etrnut.
8eor9e 9. Serman-@race Sofetler.
goparb Acknowledgement Suliban.
SDbn Sarter-EOIa @ulosrt.
9erop 8uffn-Wnuo 9alfur.
Sno Rprum-grisl GebiQe.
2eslie Senfins-Rut6 8intlep.
Did Wilsr- @aibarine 3rimbls.
paul Acknowledgements &ustausts
Sobn Slsming-aats &ufeu.
Senrp 6aler-gSaa Pufls.
gribsr Soptins-pearl W6ifinQ.
Sreberif Mapbem-Neuie 6abens.
8eRorben.
Wart6n Sborntpn, IS, StabtsS ufpis
tai. - 2ebi Cor, so, 1880 q. Senate
absnus. Cora Sones, Is, 814
2srineton Nbenue.-glaub s.. Ropan.
Siatonih sn' 5oipital. - SOIbua 6.
Walton. IL, 1927 on @aibington
Strab,. Ri9aro Sarnitt, 40, 4102
Cornelius absnue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Ynfonal=Notts.

Serr g. s. &einbnrbt, elmer
Der dlteftsu Osuii9sn unb Der dltsfts
S4lofermeifsr Der Staot, fsiert bsuts
ieinen SO. @eburtstag. DDS .@e.
burtsta9stinb" tam loon i'm Sabre
1850 nod amsrita unb tpobnt. fell
1851 in Suoianapolis; fslten finbei
man Ssmanb, Der fi3 bel 10 bohsm I'll.
ter elmer iOl9en 8%siunobsit uno Rti.
hieteit erfreut. ME Serr &sinbarot.
Seitoem er fd Dor Sabren bonn @e.
i4dft surtidaog, uobnt err BET isinsm
Sobns Germ &obert R~sinbarbt, go.
600 Marweq Strabs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29

Nu 9runo zines bon SO. g.
Zimmerman beantra9ten Saftbefebls
uuros artbur 8. &anball tusgsn Sieb.
fabls elmer 0dbmaf9ine nerbaftst.
RanbaI batte bic Waiains gsgsn Ab.
3abIungsn getauft unb psrweigsrte Die
&aisr3ablungen unb bic Riidqabe Der
Waf9ine.
6 q 9. 6 ngIifb In RiG.
monb, 3d.. eriu4ts bic pOIi3si, ben
Mufentbalt zines sewihen CHARLES Oar
tel, Der bier als giisnarbsitsr obsr
Jormer bei&dftist iein iOl, au ermit-
tsln. @i&tise Wiit6eilungsn ertuar.
ten ben @eiu9teu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
SbeibunssfIagen.

garon 8. Cummings frsngte assen
feline Satin 2sna 8. Cummings cine
S4eioungstla9e on. Die gbe unroe
am 20. Sanuar 1908 ssi9luhen unb
bic @beleuis Isbten biz gum 1. Robem-
Der 1905 als Wanr unb Srau auiam.
men. @hebrud uno bisuiaigss Ser.
lahe1 fno bic @rtnbe Der Glags.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
allie.

Der 25.jdbrise 5ranf Burte wuroe
geftsrn Nadmittag In Der Barbierfube
go. COZ Of @aibinston Strabe. bonn
6srsi&lag gstroHen. Ut wuroe in be.
osntIi&em 3ufanbe in feline Wobnung
In ben gerealine Slats ssiGaHt.
Der g%lsir6brenlsser @bas. stOIte
mar in benz WiaOna 8e1niiasn Sniff
tut In einsm SampftefsI nit &sparas
tirarbeiten bsi9dftigt. als anoere Nr-
better, bic nidt wubten, bab Der I'm
sltidli9e f9 innerbaIb bes 9efels be.
fano. 9ampf in lsbteren einitr6meu
lisben.
gis man bic Shlferufe bOrte. mar
StpIte on 8opf. ben Nrmen unbS&ul'
tern 10 i6wsr berbribt, bab man I'm
ffdotii9sn Soipital, Dobin er gei&aHf
tpurbs, an isinem Nuftommen 3ueifelt.
Der S9rtftfeber Charles
Ban 3anbt, 1913 q. @mmerfon Str.
pobnbaft, III bas erffs Opfer Der 6ibe
tn oieism Sabre. ct mar In benz @erls
turn @ebdube am Ssbiaffen an Der Ar.
belt, als er bonn Dibidlag getrchen
tuurbs. Die ffdotif9e ImbuIan3 f9ahte
i'm In feline Wobnung; fein 3ufano
tuirb ni@t ftir gsfdbrli& gebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Teuer.

@sasrn absro asesn 6 ubr ssristb
Elm 5ra9tuassn auf ben @sleifsn Der
@~tirtelbabn nabs Der Waibin9tOn Ctr.
aus u~nbefnnnter urfade in 8ranb.
Ole Jeusruebr l6i9ts oas Jsuer, sbs
erbberer S6nben anqsriatst mar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29

Sbprntomn. Der bret Sabre
aIte @artbsl, Sobn bss 6armers Or.
bal Sett, ertranf am 9onnerfag Dor.
mittag In benz Singar Street,. Sas
ainb woIte feinen Bruber. Der I'm
JeIoe arbeitets. aufiudsn. als es tn
oas tiefe @ahsr bes Blades fieI unb er.
tranf. Der Qei9nam tuurbe eeeeti
Wittaa i'm WaKer 9efunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
&spmblifantide Sesislatur=
gonbeation.

I'm Samftag finoet in Der Somlins
ion 6ale bic Contention Der &spublt.
iansr ben WariOn @ouni1 our Homi'
nation bon 2eeisIntur. 2anbioaten fatt;
spsi Ssnntorsi unb a9t &sprdientan'
ten fino 3u npminiren.
Die Ssl.gatsn,W ablen finbsn am
Jrsita9 Na4mittag uno Gbenb ffatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
NmS ben Geridten.
Y0lbeiseribt.

Sas SpieIen I'm @ignrren tpurbs
geffsrn i'm polississri9t als f~rafbares
@ergeben bstrn6tst. 0pr Ginger s3eit
fano bic pOli3si in Der @igarrsnbano.
lung bon @sore Werbe on Slinoiss
Strnbe cine an3abl periOren beim
Spiele uno Wsrbs foUG9I ais aud Die
Spieler tnurben berbaftst. Bel Der
gefrigsn gerbanbIung wurbe na4se'
uieien, baB ni9t um @slo. iOnbern nur
I'm @isarren ssipisIt wuroe, uno Die
@srtbeioieer Der anesi6uloistsn plat
birten besbalb FIR 5reiipre1ung. Der
feaDsrtretsnbe &iGter Wiltinion tpolte
ieoO4 bic gnti9uIoigung ni@t 9slten
Ia1en uno belegte Werbe nit elmer
8elbfrnfe bon $40 nebf 2Ofteu uro
Die SpieIer nit elmer ioI9en bon lie SIS
nsbf Soften, ba ss ieiner Gnfdt mad
gleidgtltts if. oh um gisarren obsr
UNI @slb 9eipielt tpirb.
WsiI He Die 3bir su ibrsn Wirtbs
i4aften nod II llbr Nbenbs nod ni9t
oeri6lohe en- batten, tuuroen bic Wirtbe
Wife Sufsp, Msrioian- unb South.
StraBs, uno 2Ouis Sornfsin, @sf
@aibin9tOn'e traBe, nit 3abluug elmer
Strafe bon ie $40 b%sftrafi. 9uHsp's
Wirtbidaft uuros UNI 8 1br Woresrs
OHen gsfunoen uno DOrnFsin batte I'M
IL ubr II Winuten Nbsnbs bic SbHr
nod ni9t ssi9lofsn. gsioe battstt
teinsrlei @ei9dfte In i6ren Wirtbi9af.
ten get6an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Neue Sueorpnratiomea.

Die fOIgenoen nsuen @sieli9aftsn
f& beim Staatsielrstdr intor.
poriren:
Die .Wabnib 0alep Goal padet
Co.. 2afapette, capital $40. 600;
S%irsftoren, 3idarb 9. Gample, 8bos.
Bauer urb Wiaiam 6. Brugasman.
Die yTewcomb.6u Co., Warion,
bat ibr NttisntapitaI bon $40, 900 auf
s25, 600 erb6bt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
@efterberimt

STR "a etunbsu subsnb 7 rbr Iorssns. 80. SUM-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Sugenosri9t.

Sarrp Wbits, Is Sabre oft, 1924
8rumble StraBe. pel4sr fih tpeeert
elmer S9ldgerei 3a usrantwOrten bate,
wuroe bonn &idtsr freigeipro4sn.
Sennp gorrpoon, 9 Sabre aft, 1875
Noro Senate Mpe., Der ue9en 3lein.
oiebfabls ansstlast mar. uuroe frsises
fproden.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29
Thermnmeterndno.

Q69fe 9ernperatur. .......... 80 Gran
Necrisfte IerIperatur. ......... IA .
@. z. 8Ibtbs
SectipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-29

SutnaoeIn, ueib ODER fduar5, bas
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
SCOTTSVlLLE. VA.

Special 10 The Times Dlsuatoh
SCoTrSNILLE VA. September Son
the evening ot August 3lst the follow
inA committee was appointed by the Town
Council % collect the private subscriptions
for the bridge fund. Messrs j. Y. Pere.ra
Jackson Bcal and @ Tyler Goodwin Mr.
Ptrelra was appointed custodian of The
funds collected.
Notices Were ordered - be sent % sub
scrioers urging upon them the necessity,
OF paying the amounts promised imrne-
diateiy. as the commissioners are com
PEELED 20 know the sum to he realized
from this source before they can do ar,-
thing further ia regard To- awarding The
contract for building the bridge a vote
o. thanks was rendered the COMMITTEES
w hich waited upon Prosidrut stevens l1sf
Week and secured an appropriation OF St. eO
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
towards building the bridge here
The public school at this place viii omen
Monday. September 9ith The old
building will DE used until the new one
is completed. which may possibly be De
smher LIST. Work on the new structure
Is goinS forward rapidly. large force
Of workmen having charge of the build-
ing and another. under Sergeant Suther-
land. OF tie grading ON the road THE
way to the school has been widened COM
siderably
The revival services I'm tho Methodist
Church closed on Sunday. the Rev Mr..
Buge leaving that day for Esmont where
he began a series Of meetings Rev. O..
+ Blankenship Joined him on Monday
at Esmont. and will assist IN the services.
Mr. Miles T. Heath who has been man
ager of the dispcnsary ever since It's es-
adjustment here. has resigned his posi-
tion. His successor has not yet been APP
pointed
Two new workmen have been employed
to finish up the work of the sidewalks
here, since the death OF Mr.. J. g. Trout.
and the streets near the depot viii soon
be- IN good condition
Mrs. Frank Parkinson visited Richmond
last week
Mrs. Ben Turner. OF Richmond. is the
guest Of Mr.. Norman Daniel
Mrs. Molle ILL, who has been visiting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
BOSWELL DOTS

Special to The -Dlspatch.l
bOSW ELL. VA. September N-Mrs
w. a. Rice and little son are spending
Canada.
Misses Anne and Jean boswell have rec
tunnel home from short VISIT 90 friends
in Ashland
Mr.. Aired Wright visited friends last
week i'm Rapidan
Mrs "A. y. Fitzhugh who has boon
seriously iu With typhoid fever. is im-
Mrs r. ~ Wright has returned fron
Portland Ne. where She spent several
weeks
Guy Mitchell is the guest Of friends in
Culpcper.
Mrs Earl East who visited here last
week, has returned to her home in Rich
mOnd
Miss Ollie Parkinson has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Paul boswell az Penola.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
KING WILLIAM PEOPLE

ErNA MILLS. VA. September N-Ngr
and Mrs. =. Ut. Eubank entertained most
charmingly TUESDAY evening at pleasant
Field their pretty home ia compliment
90 Miss Kate b. Chambers. OF Texas ana
Miss Kate Lcftwich. OF Virginia Miss
Seddon Elbank. the young lady Of the
house. assisted IN doing the honots A
pot pourri program was giVel. which was
thoroughly enjoyed In counting the scores
it WAS decided that the ladies' first prize
a beautiful gauze fan, fell to- Miss Inez
Hutchinson pr. j. II. Chiles was
awarded the gentlemen's prize. a suit
case tag. Tine BOBBY prize was given To-
Miss Matte Cooke and Mr. White Dab
nay: Delicious fruit punch was served
during the oyepiug.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-09
ORDERED HIS
OWN EPITAPH
II Declared That He Died at
Seventy-Seven. When He Had
Lived Only Seven Years.
THESE WHILE A BACHELOR
The Grave Of Martha Washing
toms Uncle. Who Died in
1000, Well Preserved.

CAPE CHARLES, VA. September -.-
About three miles from Cape Charles
C.tl. Va. near the head ~ ola Plantation
Greek. which empt.es into the Cae-are. Ike
Bay. there is am Old burytnc-grouud. for
merry known as the Arlington Bur, ng-
ground whore les TIE body % John
Gusts. Esq. who is known hv tracing
back throUs generations 20 be The uncle
90 Martha Gusts. or Martha Washington.
The VIE 81 the father of these United
states
The following Inscriptions on tic marble
slabs. though more than two centuries
old. arc vet as distinct aS Z r-acsd rn.re
fifteen years ago.
Here Nese body o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-27
Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigt-John Lindner, Carlisle, Pa; Will
liam Newgass. New York city; Benson e.
Brown, Detroit, Mich; j. e. Schloss, New
York; Frank -Keifer, Rochester, N. Y.
Shoreham-Oliver o. Page, Pittsburg, Pa;
w. B. Clapp and Mrs. Clapp. Boston; John
S. Green, P1ttshurg, Pa; D. ]. Gilmartin
and Mrs Gilmartin, Southampton, N. Y;
Joseph Parsons and Mrs Parsons. Lake
vile. Conn.
Arlington-Richard Say. London. Eng
land; Hugh F. Fox, New York; N. NJ Flan-
agan, Boston; Julian Barnes, Chicago; q.
F. Barton, Yonkers, N. Y; e. w. Roberts.
Mt Pleasant. Iowa.
Ebbitt-R. Houston, San Antonio, Tex. !:
W. D. Smith. United States army; ]. w.
Harrison Brandon, Va; A. L. Murdoch
and Mrs. Murdoch, Boston; John Royal
Harris. Pittsburg. Pa.
New willard-A. l.. Cary, East Orange,
n. j.: b. F. Naulty. New York; c. E.
Kremer, Chicago; Samuel H Barker, Phila
Smith, Denver, Col.
ST. Janles-Lewis Allen and Mrs. Allen,
Peabody, Mass; d. ]. Normoyle, Philadel-
phia; T. C. Miller, New York; E. 8. Doug
las, Westerly r. l.; A. J. Creamer and
Mrs. Dreamer, Pinehurst, N. e.; F. S. VIII
cox, Aiken, S. c.; c. C. Blakeley Chicago;
Thomas Kearney and Mrs. Kearney,
Wlkesbarre. Pa; E. o. Raynor, Sioux
Falls. s. D.; w. ]. Moran, Jersey City; E.
W. Libby, Boston
Hotel Normandie-Mr. and Mrs. Foysythe
New York; w. r. Berkeley and Mrs. Berke-
ley, Virginia; Geo. j. Gibson, New York:
j. L. Fonda, New York; Ernest Shepherd
and Mrs. Shepherd, New York; Mrs r. NJ
Medley, Ballston Spa; A. L. Bates, Penn
sylvania; G. A. Williams and Mrs. Williams
Newton, N. j.; Allen w. Gilman, Frank
ford, Pa; Mrs. o. J. Gilman, Frankford
Pa; James Monroe, Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-27
Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to the health office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
Alice whitmer, "a years. 1899 seth street
northwest.
Rutherford Gay, 10 years, 314 G street
southwest.
Caroline B. Yost, 60 years, 1862 Bright
wood avenue.
John E. Coates, % years, 633 K street
southeast.
Dennis Sullivan. 81 years, Government
Hospital for Insane.
Mark Young, IS years. 1907 18th street
nor thwest.
Margaret Norris, 10 years, A Jackson
street.
Oliver o. Moore. Go years, 1903 North
Capitol street.
Louisa Washington, o years. 21G9 10th
street northwest
Harriet Armstead, IS years, 11201z Reeves
court.
Minnie Cook, years, 21l4 sth street
northwest.
Matte T. Hail. Is years, ZIG G street
northeast.
Annie Robey. % years, Young street,
Twining City
serita Matthew's. year. Foundling's Hos
pital
Samuel T. Hind. II months, Congress
Heights.
William A. Hatton, months, s13 street
northwest.
Louise Bell. years. 1904 L street north
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-27
bractns France and Switzerland and extend
ing into southern Italy

bractng France and Switzerland and extend
ing into southern italy.
A culinary exhibition win be given ut
Rauscher's under the patronage OF Madame
Hengolmuller Monday afternoon next for
the benefit of the San Francisco sufferers
pretty wedding was celebrated last
night at 8 o'clock at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Randall. ~ New York ave-
rue northwest, when their daughter Adah
Fannie, was married to Mr.. Herman O.
PfuEge. The bride was formerly of Kent
land. Ind. and 10 q niece Of Mr.. George
AIDE. The reading Of the marriage service
was by the Rev. Donald C. Macleod The
attendants were Miss Mabel Pfrimmer. also
Of Kentiand, and the bridegroom's brother.
Mr.. Fred w. Plugge.
The bride wore q robe of white net over
white silk, with touches of laces and carried
a shower bouquet of bride roses. Miss
Pfrimmer wore white net with lace over
pink silk and her flowers were pink roses.
After the ceremony supper was served TO
the guests who numbered about fifty. The
brides table was adorned with pink and
white roses, and ali the rooms were fra
grant with blossoms mingled With palms
and ferns. Mr.. and Mrs Plugge left later
in the evening for an extended trip and
upon their return will occupy their new
home 11i2 18th street northwest, where
they will be at home after June i. among
those who attended the wedding were Mt.
and Mrs. F. II. Sparrows of Loganspore.
Ind. the latter, the brides sister; Mrs J.
H CIaypool and daughter, Mrs. Colburn OF
Michigan City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-27
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 70 inc
following:
Garnett E. Bowden and Florence E. john
son, both of Richmond. Va
Lloyd e. Reed of Fredericksburg. Va,
and Avis A. Grant of Bucksport. Me.
Herbert o. Fugitt and Frances g. Murray.
Charles Lucas and Sarah A. Johnson
Otto Herxog and Frederika NJ Kunold.
John ]. Jarman of Roanoke, Va, and
Nellie Beal Of Scottsville. Va.
Milton A. Durham and Lille Bunch.
James d. Hit and Lula l.. Longer, both
of Richmond, Va.
Alonza Ross and jamie Leftwich.
John c. Echert and Mary c. Langhorn.
Vinzens Katz and Johanna B. E. Grentz-
Henry Taylor and Sophia Wells.
Edward Bailey and Annie Evans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-27
Meeting Of Northwest w. 6. T. q.

Inc monthly meeting of the Northwest
w. c. T. U. was held at the Iowa in the
parlors Of the president. Mrs. Hull The re-
port of the financial secretary of the build
Ing fund. Mrs. Perkins. showed that $500 Is
has been raised during the last quarter, and
in the five years since the home at 522 9th
street has been purchased, the union has
contributed nearly 81. 600.
The FIVE ladies who had presided over the
union In the twenty-five years of its ex-
istence-Miss Alice NJ. Hercus, Mrs. Carrie
T.. Ritter, Mrs. Theresa A. Williams Mrs
Jennie w. Robinson and Mrs. M. ]. Hull
were present. Each spoke briefly of the
work accomplished during her administra-
ton. showing that the northwest had al
ways been ready for any work 1t found to
do. A large number were present. Re-
freshments were served by the hostess at
the close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-27
TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MISS zAIDEE COBB AND Mr. BLISS
MARRIED.
A Coming wedding in the Davis
Family-other Events
Personal Notes.

The marriage OF Miss zaidee Cobb, daush-
ter of Mrs. Edmund NJ. Cobb. to Mr.. Cor.
nelius Bliss. jr.. OF New York. SON Of Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Bliss. yesterday after
noon at St. Thomas Church. was attended
by a large gathering of their friends. The
ushers were Messrs. Murray Cobb and Reg
inald Huidekoper of this city. Scott Nolan
afan and Hugh Auchdncloss OF New York
r. B. Borden of Fall River, Mass, and
Tyler Field of Cincinnati. The bride was
escorted by her uncle. Mr.. Anthony c. Ad-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-27

Anniversary Of Grants Birth.

The anniversary of the birth of Gen. u.
g. Grant will be commemorated by appro-
pirate exercises under the auspices of the
lyceum OF the Second Baptist Church, 3D.
street between H and streets, next Sum
day afternoon at 800 o'clock. Prof Jesse
Lawson will make the principal address.
John p. Green of Ohio will preside and
In addition to musical program. plans will
be presented for the establishment OF a
home for friendless colored girls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-27

to the western part OF the United States
and Canada. He is accompanied by Wis.,
count d'Alte, the Portuguese minixters
Lieut. Col. Pederneiras. the Esrazslian MILF
tary attache. and r. c. Sherman OF New
York. The party win 20 direct TO Los An
geies and viii later visit San Francisco.
After visiting other important cities on the
Pacific coast the ambassador viii 60 to
Vancouver and will return east through
Canada He expects 10 reach Warrington
about June IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-27

British Ambassadors Departure.
Sir Mortimer Durand. the British ambas-
sador, left here this afternoon for New
York. whence he will sail tomorrow FOR
england. to remain several weeks II 10
aus intention TO return to this city before
goin8 70 Lenox. Mass. for the summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-27
Another Detail for Cen. pell.

The Secretary of War has detailed BRIG.
Gen j. Franklin Bell. chief Of stan. az q
member Of the joint army and navy board
on general defense. vice Lieut. Gen. John
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-27

Mrs, Warren Hoeke and children. accom-.
panied by Mr.. Milton Schmidt and Miss
Maud Schmidt, are enjoying visit of two
weeks at Atlantic City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-27

Miss Darnall of 724 North Carolina ave-
nue. southeast, is in New York, being enter
tanned by her friend, Mrs. Lewis Kuhn, and
will later spend week in Philadelphia WIS.,
ting relatives before returning home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-27
one-sided Basket Ball.

The Blair Athletic Club basket ball team
beat the team from the Church of the Good
Shepherd In the latter's gymnasium yester-
day by the score of 10 to o. The feature Of
the game was the superior goal throwing
Of Nelson and Markward of the Blair. The
B. A. c.. Is formed by pupils of the seventh
and eighth grades of the Blair school, of
which Miss Goodwin is principal. The line
up Is as follows:
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Mrs. Thomas B. Tomb. state regent OF
Missouri, is back in the city after a visit to
Philadelphia and will remain for visit
before returning to her home, Kansas
City, Mo.
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Mrs. Pinchot entertained at luncheon
yesterday in honor of her house guests,
Mrs. Hammersley and Miss Hammersley
of Hartford, Conn. Her other guests were
Mrs. Kean, Mrs. Pickney, Mrs. Richard
son, Mrs. Edward Everett Hale, Mrs. Rob-
ert Bradley, Mrs. Clark, Mrs Ely, Mrs
Cooley, Miss Satterlee, Miss Firniss and
Miss Fowler
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Mr.. S. C. Neale will give stag dinner
tonight.
One of the prettiest weddings of Easter
week took place Wednesday evening. April
49, at Vermont Avenue Christian Church,
when Mr.. Paul Victor Keyser and Miss
Marian Estelle Speare were married by
Rev. Donald Macleod. in the absence of
the pastor. The bride was becomingly
gowred IN white messaline silk, trimmed
In princess lace, and wore tulie veil.
roses and lilies of the valley. The ribbon
bearers were Miss Eileen Donahoo and
Master Leroy Clear. Miss Jessie Clear,
maid of honor. cousin OF the bride, wore
gowneof embroidered batiste and car
ried white roses. The Observation-Disclosures
Rose and Anna Bigelow. Ethel Atkinson
and Alice van Arnsdale-each wore
dainty frocks of white net over taffeta
and carried Easter lilies. Mr.. Almus r.
Speare was best man, and the ushers were
Messrs Max Emmert william B. Jones,
Edward W. Chatterton and Willis B.
Speare. reception for the families and
intimate friends was held at the home or
the brides parents, 1924 U street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Keyser left on a late train for
short stay in Atlantic City.
Mrs Daniel s. Lamont and Miss Lamont.
who spent several days here at the Airing
ton, returned to New York last night on
the midnight train.
the benefit of the Children's Country Home
Will be held at the home Broad Branch and
Grant roads, on the afternoon OF Thursday,
May 10.
Wednesday morning at o'clock, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. d. p. Thomas, $40
North Carolina avenue southeast their
daughter, Floy Irene. was married to Mr.
Charles s. Krouse OF Pittshurg. Pa The
spacious parlors were beautifully decorated
in cut flowers and palms and the lights were
shaded in soft colors The bride was be-
comingly attired In white monsseffne over
taffeta and carried shower bouquet of
bride roses Her only attendant was her
sister, Miss Lulu NJ. Thomas, who wore
white organdie and carried a large bouquet
of pink carnations. The ceremony was per-.
formed by Rev. Freeland Peter pastor OF
st. Marks Church. of which the bride and
groom are members. A buffet breakfast fol-
lowed. The parlors were crowded with rel
atives and friends of the contracting par
ties. The bride received many numerous
and costly gifts, among which was chest
of silver and costly linen. The happy couple
left two hours later, amid showers of rice
and old shoes, for Pittsburg, to make their
future home.
Among the Washingtonians who viii sail
fromv New York for London Saturday by
the Minneapolis of the Atlantic Transport
line are Mr. and Mrs. F. /. Willis and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wyckoff, who purpose to
spend ten weeks abroad, their itinerary en-
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Mrs Julia Luchs announces the engage
ment of her daughter Helen to Mr.. Sylvan
Bensinger. At home 1927 street, Sunday
afternoon, April 20, from to o'clock