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over today with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Choate.
The British ambassador and Lady Durand
will give dinner next Thursday night for
their guests. whose return journey will be-
gin the next day.
Some OF the other events of this week
will be a dinner at the Cuban legation Tues
day from to I. the Vice Presidents dinner
Friday night for former Vice President Levi
P. Morton and Mr.. and Mrs. Purdy's din
ner next Saturday night.
Mrs. John Stearns announces the engage
meat OF her daughter Priscilla, to Mr..
Howe Totten. The marriage will take
place at st. Johns Church on the 10th
OF neX- May This pleasant announcement
to add to the list of spring weddings is
most interesting to the large circle Of resi-
dent families in which Miss Stearns and Mr..
Totten are so well known.
The first of the Easter brides will be Miss
Katherine Bradford, whose marriage to Mr..
Howard Angel Brookway Of New York
will take place at st. Margaret's Church at
noon Tuesday. April II The brides sister,
Miss Rose Mary Bradford, will attend her.
The invitations We're sent out some days
ago for the ceremony, at which the brides
brother-in-iaw, Rev. T. d. Johnson, will Of
ficiate.
The same evening at 8 o'clock, at st.
Johns Church, Miss Bella Edgerton Bate
man and MIR. Charles u. Noorhis of Pater-
son, n. j. viii be married by the brides
brother-in-law. Rev. Ernest Paddock of Al
legheny, Pa. The bride will be attended by
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Lean, both of Paterson: Mr.. Schuyler
Maurice Leggett and Mr.. Henry Vessels.
both of New York; Mr.. Clark Matthai and
Mr.. John g. Rouse. both of Baltimore, and
Mr.. Valentino B. Holman and Mr.. Mel
Vile Church of this city. The couple will
spend the spring season IN Washington at
the Cairo and will sail for Europe In June,
after the graduation OF Mr.. Voorhis in the
law school OF the George Washington UNI
versity, where he has been a student for
the past three years. Their future home
will be in New York where they will prob
ably settle after their return from abroad
next winter. A reception for the out-of-
town guests. relatives and personal friends
at Rauscher's will follow the ceremony.
Miss Helen Munroe Elliott. daughter of
the late Thomas Munroe Elliott and Mrs.
Elliott, will be married at s pm April is
to Mr.. Harry s. Whiting of New York,
formerly of this city. The ceremony will
be performed at the home of the brides
mother. on Calvert street by the Rev. AL
fred T. Harding, rector of St Paurs Episco-
pal Church assisted by Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith, rector of st. Margaret Church. with
only the relatives and close personal friends
present. The bride will be attended by her
sister. Mrs William Madison Mason,
bride of last fall. as matron-of-honor and
little Miss Frances Eveleth Whiting as
flower girl. Mr.. Whiting will have for his
best man his brother. Mr.. Eveeth Whiting
and there will be no ushers. The couple
will leave in the evening for a short bridal
tour and will return here for the wedding
of Miss Elliott's sister, Miss Mary Hunter
Elliott and Mr.. Frederick l.. Buckelew of
Jamesburg, y. j., on April rs. which Will
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be performed In the Vermont Avenue Chris
tan Church at o'clock in the evening and
will be followed by a reception in the home
of the brides parents, on u street, for the
bridal party, relatives and most intimate
friends
The marriage of Miss Marie McKenna,
daughter of Justice and Mrs. McKenna, to
Mr.. Davenport Brown of Boston will take
place April - at the home of the brides
parents, at noon. before a distinguished
company. which will include the most i'm
portant people in official circles In Wash
ington. Miss McKenna will be attended by
her sister, Mrs. John l.. Pultz of New York.
a bride OF last February, as matron of
honor. and Miss Cotton and Miss Foraker as
bridesmaids. Mr.. HassaH Brown of Boston
will be best man for his brother, and DR.
Theodore Eastman. Mr.. 3. Deyereaux Bar
ker, Mr. John Leggett PultZ. Mr.. Robert
Goodwin Mr. Lawrence Billiard and Dr.
Robert De Normandie, who will be married
on the 18th TO Mr.. Browns sister, Miss
Alice Brown. in Boston, will be ushers
They all from Boston with the excep-
ton OF Mr. Pultz. who is from New York.
and all are Harvard classmates OF the bride
groom, class of 1901. The wedding tour will
be a trip to Europe, after which the couple
will take up their residence in Boston.
Miss Annie McCauley. daughter of. Mr..
and Mrs Edward McCauley, will be mar
ried April % to Mr.. Charles ODonnel Lee
of Baltimore. Only the relatives, bridal
party and most intimate friends of the bride
will be present Miss Mathilde Townsend
will be the brides only attendant. The best
man will be Mr.. Columbus O'Donnell Lee,
cousin of the bridegroom and there will be
no ushers.
Miss Zaidee Cobb of this city and Mr..
Cornelius n. Bliss, jr., of New York win be
married on the Goth. The ceremony Will
take place in st. Thomas Episcopal Church
at o'clock in the afternoon, and will be
followed by a reception in the home of the
brides mother. Miss Elsie Cobb will be her
sisters maid of honor. The ushers will be
Mr.. Scott MeLanahan, Mr.. Hugh Auchln-
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evening. March q. After several vocal and
piano solos dancing was INDUCED in until a
late hour. Refreshments We're served in the
dining room, the table being decorated with
red, white and blue and flowers. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Eberle and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderschaaf, Mr.. and
Mrs John FL. Brecht, Mrs. Virgin, Mrs. NJ.
Beuchert, Mrs. George Hill, Misses Carrie
and Ella Lawrenceson. Sarah Oliphant Lulu
Wahling, Agnes Stewart, Maude Brown.
Messrs Robert Breeht, A. J. Davis Joseph
Brown, j. Kerper. Clinton Brown, E. K.
Plant. Ralph Bricker, Clinton Y. Brown,
Bernard Wells, John Tolliver, DR.. George
Brace.
A beautiful house-warming was given in
honor of the president general OF the D. A.
R., Mrs. Donald Mclean, by Miss Lolita NJ.
Perfne at her studio. 1t was attended by
all the officers and many members of the
New York City Chapter, D. A. r., and a
number of the Reubenstein Club, the Clinic
and the Cliff Dwellers. Miss Perine will be
a page at the continental congress which
will meet In Washington April 18.
A very handsome reception was given to
Mrs. Donald Mclean by Mrs. Henry Bow
ron. first regent of the Ossining On. y
New York city, Graham Court" The tea
table was presided over by Miss Lathrop,
regent of New York City Chapter. D. A. R..
and Mrs Harry Wallerstein, president of
a check for 81. 900 to Mrs. Donald Mclean
for the Continental Hall. All the officers
and many members Of the New York City
Chapter were present.
Mrs. Julia Luchs. 1927 r street. left town
on Tuesday for Philadelphia to be the guest
Of her parents for about week.
The last social afternoon" of the sea-
son given by the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Washington Hebrew Congregation was held
az the Mercantile Club on Monday after
noon and proved most enjoyable affair.
as have their previous meetings. The
afternoon was devoted to playing whist
Mrs. Baumgarten winning the first prize and
Mrs. Sol Minister the second
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Yenawine Of N
street are in Philadelphia this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Furth of Chicago, Ill,
who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Sol Morris of Eth street for several days. |
left the city during the week.
!. A large party from Norfolk. who had
been Visiting friends In IL oaty for .
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take place in St Margaret's Church at 8
O'Clock in the evening.
Miss Mary Hunter Elliott will have for
her maid-of-hono her sister Miss Juliana
Randall Elliott and for bridesmaids Miss
Bessie McCook of Pittsburg, an annual
winter visitor in Washington; Miss Holmes
Paulding, Miss Marian Virginia Elliott
youngest sister of the bride, and Miss Emily
Elliott of Alexandria, cousin of the bride,
who also acted as bridesmaid for Mrs. Ma
son at her wedding In November. A recep-
ton in the home of the BRIDES mother Will
follow this ceremony. Mr.. Buckelew Will
be attended by his brother, Mr.. William
Cannon Buck eiew OF Jamesburg and eight
ushers, including Mr.. Frank Riggs, Mr..
Harry Riggs and Mr.. Williams all Of Bal
timore; Mr.. CASTOR Drake of Amis, Fla ;
Mr. Guffrey of Pittsburg, Mr. William
Meredith of New York Mr.. James Buckle
lew of Media, Pa. cousin OF the bridegroom,
and Mr. Harry Cannon of BrfdgeViile Del,
cousin of the bridegroom. The future home
of this couple will be In Jamesburg, n, j.,
In the old homestead of the BuckelewS and
Cannons, which Is now occupied by the
bridegroom and his brother. Mr.. Buckelew
will entertain his uShers and number OF
Princeton classmates class of ~, at dinner
on April u in Philadelphia, covers to be
laid for fifty. This entire party will after
ward come down for the wedding and be
entertained at Wizards.
One of the most interesting in the list Of
weddings will be that Of Miss Mamie Gra-
ham Hume. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hume of this city, and Lieut.. Henry G.
Jewett, L. S. A. April Is. in the Pro-Cathe-
dral Church of the Ascension. The cere-
mony will take place at : o'clock, and will
be followed by a reception in the home of
the brides parents. This attractive bride
will be attended by Miss Elizabeth Peters
of Cincinnati. Miss Grace Hanna OF Cleve-
land, Miss Irene Moore of this city and Miss
Ruth Halford. also of this city. Mr.. Josiah
Jewett, jr., of Buffalo, will acE as best man
for his brother. and the ushers will be Lieut..
L. s. Grant Sd, Lieut.. Adams, Lieut.. Poole,
Capt. Clark Smith and Capt Adams. This
wedding will have distinctly military
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few days, left for their home on Tuesday
evening. Among those were Miss Julia
Kaufman, Miss Rae Strasburger, Mr.. Ben.
iamin Metzger, Mr.. Benjamin Solomonsky
and Mr.. David Goodman. Mrs. A. I. Stras-
burger OF this city accompanied the party.
Mr. Samuel II. Wallach OF New York
has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
King the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Harris Of New YORK.
who came on for the charity benefit or
'tStrongheart' on last Monday night, have
left town Mrs. Harris had with her her
mother Mrs. r. Wallach OF New York
Rabbi Abram Simon of the Eighth Street
Temple has returned from Philadelphia.
where he delivered lecture on Thursday,
under the auspices OF the Philadelphia edu-
cauonal bureau.
Mrs. Charles Kaufman, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Koenigsberg OF Chi.
eago. ILL.,. Is expected home on Tuesday,
after having spent two months visiting in
Chicago. Hot Springs. Ark, and st. Louis,
Mo.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Phil King enter.
tanned at bridge whist In her apartment
In the Imperial in honor of out-of-towR
Continued on Third PaSe)
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Miss Voorliis. sister of the bridegroom
elect, as maid-of-honor, and Miss Margaret
Harrison Miss Natalie Magruder Miss
Elinor fioyt. Miss Caro- Green Ga cousin OF
the hride-electb Miss Alice Shepard Miss
Lillian Stone. Miss Feroiine Perkins and
Miss Sally Oyenshine. all of this city. as
bridesmaids. Mr.. Ernest 4. Woodwork OF
Passaic. n. j.. will be best man. and the
uskers, all Princeton men, will Include DR.
Franklin Van Wrinkle and DIR. Donald Nc
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FHE social calendar for the coming
two weeks may be said TO be
blank. although here and there
several entertainments are pro-
jected for visiting notables. Both
the White House and the British embassy
will enter largely into this weeks hospitali-
tit,s. as Earl Grey. governor general of Can
ada. and Lady Grey, their daughter, Lady
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fans, flags, lanterns. banners and notices
met the eye on all sides. The punch table,
set in a corner of the assembly hall, was
canopied with an immense japanese umbrella
bedecked with butterfly bows OF yellow satin
and daffodils. Two young ladies attired in
Japanese costumes presided over the bowl.
The refreshments consisted of ices fash
Toned in the image of the mikado and cakes
in the Colors OF the orient.
Gen. Draper. former ambassador to Italy,
has leased for the coming summer the
Bradbury place at Smiths Point. Man
chester, Mass
Mr. and Mrs. Larz Anderson. who went
abroad several weeks ago. will spend the
rest of the spring season motoring through
Spain, now an especially attractive part OF
the world. because of the approaching mar
riage of King Alfonso.
Miss Margaret Louise Magee whose en-
gagement to Baron Riedl de Riedenau was
recently announced, was educated in this
city, where the baron has also resided as
secretary of the Austrian legation. The
future baroness made her debut at q large
"at home" followed by brilliant ball at
the Pittsburg Club. Since then she has
been one of the most admired and popular
girls in society. She is just twenty-five
and the second daughter of Mrs. James
Neale and the late Frederick M. Magee.
With her mother she spent the past winter
in Rome with her aunt, Mrs. CHRISTOPHER
L. Magee, who has the villa Eileonora, on
the Via Bon Campagni. Mrs. Neale and
Miss Magee will sail from Liverpool for
home on the Goth of April Their inten-
ton is 20 arrive in time for the marriage
OF James NJ. Magee and Miss Rebecca
Jennings in May. The Magee-de Riedenau
wedding will follow IN June. and 1t goes
without saying will be one of the most
beautiful of the month of roses.
Mrs. w. Schlosberg entertained the la
dies of the s. s. Club at a whist party the
past week
Mrs. Matte Locke Macomber of Des
Moines, Iowa, is the guest of Mrs. Aline
Shane Devin. Mrs. Macomber is en- route
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flavor. The future home of the bride and
bridegroom Will be Boston. where Lieut.
Jewett has been ordered. The bridegroom
is almost as well known here as the youth
full bride. he was stationed here q few
years ago and was assigned to duty as a
military aid in the White House Lieut.
Jewctt is native OF Buffalo, and comes Of
one of the most prominent and wealthy Of
the families in the smart set there
Another wedding Of April Is, for which
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the invitations will be issued this week, will
be that of Miss Marion Speare, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alnus Speare OF this
city, and Mr.. Paul Victor Keyser of Allan
tic. Iowa. assistant attorney general for the
Post Office Department. The ceremony will
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B. RICH'S SONS.
''If they're Rich's Shoes
they're proper"
Ten-one F ST., Cor. 10th.
Entire Building.
NURING the week just
~ closed there has come
to hand several consign-
mentS OF spring footwear,
embracing the newest Gre
atoms in
Venus Pumps,
Gibson Ties,
Paris Ties,
Alexandra Ties,
Christy Ties,
Sailor Ties,
Jessica Ties
and many other new con-
ceits in all the new dull and
brilliant feathers, and in all
the new spring shades to
match the new tailor-made
gowns.
Special attention is direct
ed to the new "Jessica" Ties,
which are of gun metal calf
and patent leather, and lace
at the side.
For wear with these we
4 are showing Spats which ex-
Z actly matcl-in every shade.
In anticipation OF the de-
mand for footwear for Eas-
ter weddings we have gath
cred an immense stock and
are keeping it intact. Over
a hundred shades in slippers
for weddings, evening and
reception wear.
Those who are preparing
for a sojOurn at the seashore
during the Easter holiday
Will find here a complete line
OF white canvas and buckskin
footwear, which will be very
much worn.
The correct fashion in foot
wear for riding, hunting,
golhng, tennis playing, bowl
ing, fencing, gymnasium and
dclsarte wear are here.
b, RiCfI's Sons,
Ten-one F St, Cor. 10th.
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EVELYN Grey. and their niece, Lady Alexan-
dra Beauclerk who is sister of the Duke
of ST Adams. will be guests of President
Roosevelt Tuesday night and will afterward
go to the British embassy to stay until Fri
day. The entire party arrived in New York
Friday the Earl and Countess Grey staying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-01
Miss Mamie Graham Hame.

Miss Mamie Graham Hdme.
photo by Harris Ewing)
for Europe. and her stay in Washington
will be very short.
Mrs. Devfn of TIA street will receive In
formally Monday afternoon from 4 to y
o'clock, assisted by her guest, Mn. Ma
comber Of Des Moines.
The High view Pleasure Club held It's
regular serni-monthly meeting Tuesday.
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One of Its Uses.

One of Its Uses.
From the Chicago News.
After ALL said the moralizer. whats
the good of money, anyway
Well replied the demoralizer, ut en-
ables man who has IL to keep away from
the people from whom he could not keep
away II he didn't have It."
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Gen. Draper. former ambassador to Italy,
has leased for the coming summer the
Bradbury place at Smiths Point. Man
chester, Mass.
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Those who are preparing
for a sojourn at the seashore
during the Easter holiday
Will find here a complete line
OF white canvas and buckskin
footwear, which will be very
much worn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-01

IS NOT YOUR HEALTH
worth the price OF
STEPHENSON SANITARY
CARRIAGE RECEIyERl
Sold direct.
Send for circulars
fe4-u LYNN. MASS
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Mr. Samuel II. Wallach Of New York
has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
King the past week.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1906-10-04
PRETTY WEDDING
SATURDAY EVENING.

In the presence of two score of
guests, Mr.. Henry Atkinson, of Edge
water Park, and Miss Martha Carman
were happily married Saturday night.
The wedding occurred at the home of
the brother of the bride, Ralph Car :.
man, No. 1856 Fayette street, the
pretty ring ceremony being performed
by Rev. A. S. Allyn, of the Berean
Baptist Temple. The bride was
oharmingly gowned in white cepe de
chine, and carried lilies of the valley.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Bertha Sigers.
The parlors were white and green,
and the dining room, where an eIab
crate collation. was served, was in
yellow and green. .-4
There were many beautiful presents
received by the couple. s
1t was expected that Mr.. and Mrs.
tkinson would remain at the Car
man home during the night, and prac-
tical jokers had prepared some fun,
but the couple skipped off and were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Sooy.
On Wednesday the couple leave for
Edgewater Park. where they will re.
side in their own home. Mr.. Atkin-
son has a very responsible position
there
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1906-10-04
Cheaper Fare.

Announcement Is made by the
Pennsylvania Railroad that on Novem-
Der the issue of 10O-trip Individual
Communication tickets, good for year,
will be extended to include large
part of the West Jersey and Seashore
Railroad territory. These tickets will
be sold at low rates, averaging less
than cent mile.
According to a circular announce
ment received by the ticket agents of
the Company here, a Communication
strip ticket will be sold for $26.S0 good
for one hundred trips, this means, of
course so round trips, making fare
to and from Philadelphia cost trife
more than 531a cents. The ticket is
good for use only by the person sign
ing the contract for it, and is not good
only during a year from the date it is
issued. This for a business man a
commuter is great saving, as the
fare Is q very slight one for person
that has to make fifty trips year to
Philadelphia. a ..n -
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1906-10-04
GRAND JURY
WITH 80 BILLS.

The Grand Jury concluded its inyes.
LEGATIONS Thursday afternoon ami re-
turned 80 true bills.
Among those indicted who are eirber
IN custody or under bail are:
Henry CLARK, larceny.
John CANTON, assault and battery.
Charles Borden, larceny.
VIM. Hudson and Mary Hudson, lar,
ceny and receiving stolen goods.
Kate Pettitt. assault and battery.
General Ruffin, malicious mischief.
Anton Lamont. larceny and receiy.
ing stolen goods
Osporne CLARK. assault and battery.
John Schneider, assault and battery.
George Dorr, assault and battery.
VIM. M. Lonier. larceny as bailee,
John Crowley. glarceny.
Chauncey Towns. carnal abuse.
Hetty Gordon, larceny.
Israel Brown, carnal abuse.
Henry seibert, shooting animal. ,,
John Robinson. stealing chickens.
John Mason, gambling. a
James Wilson, breaking, entering
and stealing. $3.50 --st a'9t'l y.
James Wilson and Lilly Wilson, lar
ceny and receiving stolen goods.
John Robinson, larceny.
Aadok Sharp. assault and battery.
Samuel Campbell, larceny. -sc,fT
VIM. DeLuoca and. Thomas Finola,
arson. sop r-- .t- nt Dl t.ttf1tf- -g5l-
Belle Shaw, arson. 3eets
A bram Canton. Sarah Readomskv.
Abram Kazan, Julius Drucker. Aaron
Pasternik and Barry Wernor, rioting.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1906-10-04
very lengthy and the jury went out at

very lengthy and the jury went out at
4 O'Clock. at 4ss,
ALI the other cases in connection
withsthe onesbefore, those of the girl
Henrietta Robinson. by her next
friend, against Antonio Bartholomew,
Alfred Ranagan, Walter flanagan,
William Hennis, Jr., and Henry
Fisher, were dismissed by consent of
both sides.
Court took a recess until Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The jury which went out on the
case just tried came in about half. past
six O'Clock rendering verdict Of nc
cause for action.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1906-10-04
Mother Gray's Sweet Powder for
Children.

Successfully used by Mother Grays
nurse in the Children's Home in N ew
York, Cure Feverishness, Bad Stomach
Teething Disorders, move and regulate
the Bowels and will Destroy Worms. -
10000 testimonials. They never fail. At
all druggists, Csc. Sample FREE. Ad-
dress Allen s. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1906-10-04
A Certain Cure for Aching Feet.

~. Aliens Foot Ease, powder; cures
Tired. Sweating, Aching Swollen feet,
sample sent FREE, also Sample of
Foot Ease Sanitary Corn-Pad, a new in
yention. Address, Allen s. Olmsted
Leroy, N. Y.
The Delta independent., 1906-04-13
RAPTIST CHURCH.

Appointments of the Baptist Church,
April Is Morning sermon, Remission
of Sins" Evening sermon, Repent
ance." Special music by chrous and vio-
linist. 700 p. m, Bible study-"The
Intermediate State" Christian Stew
ardship Conference conducted by DR.. c.
A. Cools. We cordially invite Chris tian
workers of every denomination to meet
with US. First session-April 18th at
500 p. m. Second session April 10th
at 900 a. m.