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tain invitations to meet him In fact,
the intrigUes and the heart5urniugs IN
connection with these royal visits among
our democratic Four Hundred is some
thing beyond all conception, and a
source Of keen interest 10 the foreign
guests who have come TO this country
with the avowed purpose OF studying re-
publican institutions at their purest and
best
There has been no, end OF wire-puIling
IN Washington, Of cabling 20 Europe
about his stay at Newport. and the re-
suit Of II all IS that Mrs Stuyvesant
Fish will lead OF with a grand dinner al
her villa at The Crossways" IN honor
Of the prince on the evening OF his ar
rival.
Entertainment at Leeds House.
Chief among the features on the pro-
gram for this week at Newport Is the
big entertainment which Mr.. and Mrs.
William 3. Leeds are giving Oh Friday
night at Rough Point the place which
they purchased a year ago from the
Fred FanderbiIts and upon which they
have spent a large sum Of money in
alterations and additions.
The dinner dance is 70 serve as q
house warming and gives promise Of
proving one OF the most noteworthy and
lOlliest festivities Of the Newport sea-
SON. IL viii be the second house warm
ing which has occurred at Rough
Point" for when the Fred Vanderbilts
took possession OF the villa twenty
years ago on its completion they opened
IL with q cotillon, 70 which all the
summer colony was hidden, and which
in spite Of all that has taken place
since, still remains impressed upon the
memory OF the older generation
In point Of lavish and gracious hos
pitality the second OF Rough Points"
house warnings will be in no sense in
ferior TO the first. while the advice OF
Mrs 'OlIls" Belmont, who has been
one OF the principal friends and support
ers Of handsome Mrs. Leeds since she
came 70 Newport, constitutes a slIaran-
tee that the entertainment viii be char
acterized by originality and BY things
out OF the ordinary.
Berkshires Miss Horse Show.
IN spite OF the claims that the Berk-
shires are extremely gay, the fact re-
mains that many OF the cottages and
villas are closed. their owners scattered
along the seashOre, n the Adirondacks
and IN Europe, so much 50 that for the
first time in years IL Is being found
ImpractIcable 10 organize the annual
horse show
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Men Of New York SoCiey
Off on Yacht Club Cruise,
Causing Famine at Resorts
Fleet Viii Visit Newport, and Then Comes Prince
William of Sweden-Bar Harbor Popular.
Postmaster General in Adirondacks.

NEW YORK, Aug. I0.-New York So
cietgy. at any rate the masculine portion
thereof. is spending the weekend afOat
OF New London, on board the huge feet
Of the New York Yacht Club, which is
engaged In It's annual cruise. The num-
Der Of pleasure craft assembled under
the orders Of Commodore Cornelius Van
derbilt is larger than on any such occa-
sion IN the history Of the organization,
which extends over a period Of sixty
three years. and the steam yachts alone,
numbering over 200. represent an i'm
mense amount Of money.
Tomorrow the feet viii SAT- 70 New
port, from there on Tuesday TO Vine
yard Haven. and then on Wednesday
back TO Newport, where the races for
the Astor cup will take place on Thurs
day. and those for King Edwards Cup
on Friday.
Grenville Kane Is feet captain, and
Ernest Lorillard. Walter c. Kerr and
n de 3. Parsons are the committee Of
the club who are associated with Corne-
Iius Vanderbilt IN the rnanagement OF
this annual outing, in wlich some : -2O0
or 100 men representing the srnartest
clubs in town are taling part. much n
the disturbance Of social routine AT the
various summer resorts. where the
dearth OF the masculine element has de-
veloped into what is proving lust at
present a positive famine OF men.
President Disappoints Them.
Thursday. Friday. and Saturday will
be very gay at Newport In connection
49,, ~-1l me visit OF the New York Yacht
CIOo nee- and the cup races Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt. as wife Of the presi-
dent Of the club. viii take a lead In
the entertaining Of the visiting Yachts
men, but the hopes which she haC
formed OF having President Roosevelt a.
her star guest will not materialize.
Although all sorts Of plans had been
made for his welcome. he has some
what late in the day announced that he
Will not be able 10 go 10 Nexoprt for
the races, intimating that the entire AZ
iair Is OF too social a character 10 ad-
mis- Of the presence OF the Chief Magis-
trate OF the United States.
Swedish Prince Coming.
The visit OF the fleet 10 Newport will
be followed Immediately afterward nv
that Of Prince William Of Sweden. Duke
Of Sudermania. who is due there on
board the Swedish cruiser FyIgia on
Thursday week.
AS usual, on the occasion OF the visit
OF any royal parsonage here. there Is an
immense amount Of rivalry to secure
him as guest. and. failing that. 10 OBJ
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left Saturday for a two weeks visit at
the Plerrepont. Atlantic City.
4 party Of Nashingtonians who went
to GaithersburG yesterday included Mrs.
Max Weyi md daughters. Mrs. Add!e
Sigmurd, and Miss TIlne Rafr
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaufman, OF the
Clinbourne, Will leave this week for
Mountain Lake Park. Nd, for a months
stay.
A. Prince and daughter. Alma, after
an EXTENDED trip to the lakes are now
IN Atlantic City at the Hotel Rudolph,
Miss Natalie Mayer and Miss Flora
Cans have returned TO the city after a
months visit 20 Auverne, L. I.
Mrs CoblInzer and daughters. Misses
Lily and Elsa, who sailed for Europe
this summer, are now in Paris.
Simon Lyon has Joined Mrs. Lyon in
Indianapolis. They Will take an ex-
tended trip to the Great Lakes before
return-s TO =. ashington.
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Social Notes
And Personals
Of Alexandra

The Rev. Dr. and Mrs W. +. Fisher,
accompanied by their daughter and Miss
Baldwin. have gone 10 Lyncnburg, for
several months.
Miss Nina John, formerly Of this city.
now living in Norfolk, is staying with
Mrs William Greene, on Washington
street.
John W. Herndon viii spend the re-
mainder Of the summer at Old Orchard.
Maine.
Miss Anna Tennesson is the house
guest Of Mrs. Brook Arnold. at her
country residence, ''Fairview," Nd.
r. d. Brumbaclz. who has been visiting
his father, DR.. Brumback, at Luroy. has
returned.
Charles L. Brill and son. Of Connells-
Vile, Pa are visiting their cousin. Al
derman Jacob Brill. in this city.
Miss Miriam Jenl1yn, Of Philadelphia.
Is being entertained by Miss Esther T.
Heisley. on Fairfax street.
Dr. Crawford, dean Of the Epjscona1
theological Seminary, with Miss Craw-
FORD left Wednesday for his native town
Coburg, Canada, for a two-weels' visit
Afterwards they will join their family
at Clapboard island. near Portland
Maine, where they will he the guests or
S F. Houston, Of Chestnut Hin Pbila-
delphia.
Walter Donnelly and. son. Lee. left for
a short visit to Jamestown Tuesday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. SAMPSON v,o
have been visiting Mrs. Turner NJ
SIMPSONS mother, on Wednesday re
turned TO Panama where Mr.. samnsor
is employed.
Mrs. F. N. De Lane and son. Francis
have gone to visit friends in the noun
tains Of Virginia.
The Rev. J. Merton and family have
gone to Stafford to spend several weeks,
Mrs. ]. T. Preston has as her rpests
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Oden and daupbter
of Warrenton. Va.
Mrs. r. W. Fuller and Children bavo
gone to Bluemont for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Downhan1 have
returned from delightful visit to
Round Hill.
MI and Mrs. Albert Bryan will spend
the week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Lucy L. Lent left Thursday n
spend month at Bluemont.
Mahlon Fl. Janney will spend several
weeks at Basic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. French have
left for Atlantic City.
Dr. Bergman Green and family have
returned Unexpectedly from Ellxton
where they went for the summer, on
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Lynwood House, Colonial Beach. They
Will be joined by Mrs. Lorenzo Mettler,
Of this city. and Miss Estella Iddlngs,
OF Altoona, Pa.
Mrs. J. J. Riley and daughter have
returned from Richmond and James
town.
Raymond and Maurice Simpson are
spending several weeks at Colonial
Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Colfett and chill
dren, of this city, are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Chapman, in Winches-
ter.
Miss Mary Chauncey has visiting her
Miss Mary Diggs, Of Anacostia~
Mrs Edward Walker. accompanied by
her sister. Miss Bessie, left Monday for
Marshall. Farquier county, to visit
friends.
Miss Flossie Riley. of Roanoke. IS
with Miss Leona Sullivan, on Prince
street.
Mrs. NJ. J. Waterman. Mrs. William
Rosenfeld and daughter are spending
some time with Mrs. E. Goldsmith. ca
Prince street.
Miss Lulu Bison Will be the house
guest Of Mss Mary Howard, a,
Manassas.
Edmond Ayers left Thursday for Co
lonial Beach.
The Rev. G. I. Humphrey Will spend
his vacation in Calvert county. Md.
z. T. Quinn and W. H. whitcomb are
at the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Esther Heisley has been VISITING
IN Duncannon, Pa
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen TAYLOR u,,
spend several weeks at Colonial Beach
MIS- Adeline Luther has returned
-io'iie Ifon visit to Philadelphia.
Sebastian MechIer and Miss T,,,,, A.,
len Of this city, were quietly married
a. A Shiron will leave for Hart
iord county. Nd, where he will spend
eeveral weeks. -'- i'ei'O
MISS Alice Montrose Graham and Miss
Hanna Henderson are the auaets :.
ilton. . 0' Ildiil-
Mrs. Annie McKennev and ,-,s.
Amanda Entwisle have gone to NTan-
chester Va, TO visit Harry Z. Ent-
n Beandric L. Howell is at shannondale
Miss sl Irene Gorham and brother Ash
py Iorhap, are the guests OF r n
Deek' In Charles Town, w. Va.
Mrs Francis Gibson IS enrertst,,,.
ner cousin. Miss A L Smith 81 tbis
GiSy, az her home in Charles ToIt, yt--1
w. Va -O"hi
Miss Halle Makely is visiting friends
in Rileyville. 1'4e'ius
Miss Grace Ford is visiting Mr..
D. MOntier -AAS a
Miss Eva Talbot will he 4be ho..
guest OF Miss Fannie Tr1ax a. c1aSs.
Shade, her country home in Fairfar
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An interesting engagement announced
recently is that Of Miss Mamie Norris,
daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. d. 5. Norris,
Of Baltimore, and Bruce r. Ware, jr.,
CT Newton, Mass.
Mr.. Ware is passed midshipman OF the
navy. having graduated from the Naval
Academy last February. He is now re-
turning from France, where he has been
aboard the Washington, which repre-
sented the American navy at the Inter
national Exposition, at Bordeaux The
marriage will take place in the autumn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Westinghouse are
entertaining J. Amman Brice, a brother
OF the British ambassador. who has just
completed a visit with mis- brother at
the summer embassy at Intcrvale, n. H
The Bryces are leading a very quiet
life In the charming mountain site
which they have selected for a summer
home
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Norman Hutchinson. accompanied by
Mrs. Hutchinson, VIII go from Stock
holm. Sweden. shortly, 10 take up his
new duties as secretary OF the American
legation and consul general, at Bucha-
lest, Roumania. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Hutchinson. who is one Of the
handsOmest OF the American women
known in diplomatic life in Europe. Mr.
Hutchinson has acted for some time as
secretary OF the American legation at
Stockholm, and has been transferred
because of the return TO America OF
Montgomery Schuyler. jr., who gave UP
his assignment as first secretary at Bu-
charest
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account Of the illness OF his nephew
Bowlen Green.
Horace B. Ramey left for a tour in
/ cluding Niagara Falls. DansvIlle, n. Y.
and Atlantic City.
Alderman w. W. Banenger has re-
turned from Atlantic City.
! Mrs. G. T. Duffey and little daughter
/ have returned from Woodstock, where
Mr.. Duffey Is residing on account OF his
health.
Miss Robbins. Of Richmond. is visit
ing friends in this city.
Mrs. Jefferson Beach and daughter.
/ Miss Edith L. Beach, have gone TO Atlee
and the jamestown Exposition for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Carrye Bernheimer has as her
guest Miss Ida Haas, of'washinEtOn.
| Miss Lizzie Folmoe and Miss Mary
Helmuth are stopping at Atlantic City.
Miss Florence Evans. who for the past
six months has been at the University
OF Tennessee. has returned 10 her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Allen left Tuesday
for High Point. y. c.. 70 visit friends
and relatives in that section. Mr.. Allen
viii make an extended stay. on account
OF his health.
Capt. I. p. Force and family have gone
FOR a month TO Ridley Park. Pa.
"
Elmer Thompson left wednesday for
ten days visit 10 Jamestown
| Announcement has been made Of the
engagement Of Miss Cora Summers TO
Joseph Bendheirn, formerly OF this city.
Ms. Norma Leone jenkins left
/ Wednesday for the jamestown Exposi-
tiOn.
| Ross Beekham, OF Chicago. whose
| family is well known in this city, where
they resided fo- many years. stopped
here a sew days on his way to the
jamestown Exposition.
Henry Boader will spend the week at
Atlantic City.
William Ferguson has returned from
Colonial Beach.
R. II. Carlin and r. Robbins spent the
week at Atlantic City.
Among The many Alexandriaas at At
lantic City are George W. Ramsay and
Dernis Ramsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Hill ard family
will spend several weeks at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. c. F. Obermeyer, OF st. Louis. is
Aitcheson.
Mrs. c. F. Carlin and children have
gone to Atlantic City, where they will
be Joined later by Mr. Carlia.
DR.. William Beverly Mason and Miss
Agnes Grey Kennedy. daughter Of DR..
and Mrs Stephen cambridge Kennedy,
of War ienton, Va, will be married at
the home of her father on August 3.
N1r. and Mrs. William Bryant are at
Cape May for the summer. Mrs. Bry-
ants health has improved by her stay
there.
The Rev w. w. Van Arsdale will
spend his vacation at ocean Grove.
N !.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Smithers are
spending a few weeks in Charlottesville.
Mrs. William ]. Boothe, jr., and chill
dren, are in Warrenton for the summer.
|
Miss Lena Craven Is visiting In Lees
burg.
Miss Mary King Will spend some time
in PUrcellville.
Leo Donelly will visit his cousin. Can't.
William c. Robertson. at Sandy Point.
Wcstmoreland county.
Miss Annie Shirley and her little son.
Gibson, are spending a week at the
~yA RED VEINS
EkG&EA Frowns. Birth Marks
MH&nNA6~ Superfiuous Hair Frecr
<AM les. Wrinkles permanent
H- NRSsE ly removed without the
NJ use OF the knife. OnIv
A o. H Licensed Graduated Pbv.
sician at che
A,k.
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Brig. Gen. George F. Elliott, command
ant OF the Marine barracks in Washing
ton, and Mrs. Elliott left yesterday for
an extended trip in the West and North
west They Will go first to Sitka,
Alaska, and afterward visit the Navy
Yard on Puget Sound, Washington. and
Mare Island Navy Yard at San Fran
cisco They will be absent at least two
months and are accompanied on the
trip. which is an inspection tour Of
General Elliott's, by Lieut.. Russell B.
Putnam.
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Miss Mary Remey. daughter OF Rear
Admiral Remey. will go to Chicago early
In October to act as bridesmaid at the
wedding OF Miss Hester Reilly, daugh-
ter Of the late Capt Henry Reilly. and
Lieut.. John Hammond. L. S. A. which
Will take place In St. James Church. in
that city. Miss Reilly and her mother
spent several seasons in Washington
after the tragic death OF Captain Reilly
in the Philippines and Miss Reilly was
presented to society here about two
years ago. They have spent the past
year in the old home in Chicago.
MISS Magruder and Miss Aletta NFa
gruder have gone to the country home
OF Mrs. Meverell Van Doren. near Char
lottesville. Va, to join a house marty
being entertained there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Swayze will laa,.s
on the 18th for a sea trip to Ros+or
Providence. Newport. NarraRansett
jamestown. r. l., Atlantic CITY. RaItt,
more. and the jamestown Exposition.
Miss Marie baldwin, accompanied nv
her sister, Miss Marguerite Baldwin
have returned from a weeks visit AZ
CciN AIdA -StdCI. Nnere Trey were AZ a
Linwood. They will go to Jarnestovyr
in another week. and will later return
TO Colonial Beach for another visit
Mr.. and Mrs. z. s. Bailey, Of Wash
ington, are guests at the Sterling. As
bury Park.
Miss E. ". Washington has gone to
Asbury Park for a stay Of several
weeks at the Victoria.
Miss E. A. Knott and Miss NJ r.
Scott, of Washington. are among the
Washington people at Holland Hall As
bury Park.
Mr. and Mrs. James Robbins ~
Washington, are spending the remainder
of the summer at the Newburgh. As-
bury Park
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schmidt and fam;1v
are spending the next few weeks at the
Blscayne. Atlantic city.
Former Commissioner of Labor and
Mrs. Carroll D. Wright, who now make
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Prof. and Mrs. w. J. Oates and Miss
Elena Barrett. Of Washington. are visit
ing J. V. Tavenner and family. at
Campostella Heights, Berkeley, Va.
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Miss Bessie S. Beal, Of Richmond, is
the guest OF relatives and friends in
Washington for a short time.
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Miss Kate p. Bayliss. Of Washington,
has as her guest, Miss Sadie Bayliss, Of
Richmond.
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Mrs. Myron Rose and children, Flaws
and Marion, Of Portsmouth, are visiting
relatives in Washington.
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Mrs. Rakemann and Miss Rakemann,
Of Washington, have gone to Atlantic
City for the remainder Of the summer,
and are registered at the st. Clare.
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Mrs. II. Gever and her sons, the
Messrs. Gever. are spending a few weeks
at the Stickney. Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Charles p. SWEET: Miss Baptsta.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph J. Clark, Miss Mar
garet Q. Clark and maid, Edward T.
Clark. and B. r. Clark are among
party Of Washington people stopping at
the Seabright, Atlantic City.
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J. Dearing and w. Leimberg. Of Wash
ington, are at the Sothern, Atlantic City
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Meen are spending
a few weeks at Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Weaver, OF
Washington, have gone to Atlantic City
and are guests at the Chalfonte.
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Henry w. Jaeger and George Goode
Cressey are guests of the Juniors of ST
Johns at the Choir Lodge over Sunday.
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Henry Thomas. OF Washington, is
spending his vacation at the Glendale,
Atlantic City.
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Miss 1. r. Hamaker. OF washington.
has gone to Atlantic City and is a
guest at Coulter Hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Ham and James
w. oven are among the washingtonians
registered at the Brunswick, Atlantic
City.
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o
Miss NJ Morgan, | Master Frank
Mrs. Jackson, Swindells. Cleve-
Charles Handy, land Park
w. B. White, J. B. Thatcher
Miss B. Handy, and wife.
c. E Thatcher Mrs. L. NJ Erwin.
and family. J. A. Trumell,
Miss Annie r. Mrs. Reed Hanna.
Hunter, Miss NJ. r. Daw-
Mrs VIM Hunter, son,
George S. Farrair, Thomas Armstrong.
d. NJ. Lasley, Mrs. S. z. Gun
w II. Patton, ningham,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Miss S. T. Sparks.
c. Weber, Mrs. I. Edmonds.
Miss Minnie Ring, Miss NJ Fisher,
J. D. Lasley, Capt H. KendriCk.
George B. Sharp wife, and family.
Z and wife, John P Orchard,
L. A. Tuck and John Brosnan.
wife, Mrs. Kate A. Bros
Miss Alma Smith. nan.
Miss Bessie Smith, Miss Irene Bros
Mrs. G.. L. Cart nan,
ner and son, Miss Julia Bros
Miss Louise Prun- nan,
nell, Otto Raur, wife
Mrs. NJ A. Evans, and son.
Cleveland Park. Mrs. d. NJ Gatti,
Mrs: s. A. Swim Mrs. and Miss II.
dells. Cleveland l. Nichols,
Park II. Sandford.
Miss Blank, Of Philadelphia is the
guest of Mrs. Bylaski. of Calvert street
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fishel, Mr.. and Mrs
Kafka, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cans
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C. Williamson, c. Tenchs, E. Burgess,
and T. P. Estes, are among the recent
additions to the Washington colony at
Atlantic City.
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The services at the Chapel IN Colonial
Beach under the auspices of the Broth
erhood Of st. Andrew will be in charge
Of II. S. Childs, of st. Johns. George
town. the music being rendered by the
members Of the choir and Junior Chap
ter of the Parish, who are located at the
Choir Lodge. Henry William Jaeger, of
St. Mark choir, viii sing the Offertory
solo, GLORY TO Thee. Ny God, This
Day"
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. Cross, Of Washington,
are spending a couple OF weeks at the
Tracy, Atlantic City.
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Springs. then on to Hagerstown. and
down the beautiful Shenandoah valley
TO Natural Bridge. After q few days
there they started for Winchester, then
across the Blue Ridge mountains TO
warrenton. Va. from there to Wash
jngron, Catonsville, Frederick. Buena
Vista. and from there crossing the Ale
gheDies to Pittsburg.
At noon Thursday Miss Helen Seely
welded Joseph Wiltshire. at the Seely
cottage Hillhurst, Bar Harbor, the
Rev. Angus Macdonald officiating. The
decorations were exceedingly beautlIul
and quite original. The bride carried
lily Of the valley and maidenpair 1ern
bouquet, while the bridesmaids had
Primrose sweet peas. From the loot
of the staircase TO a priedieu placed In
n large bow window was an aisle
formed py white phlOX placed in porce-
lain vases and linked together with
white satin ribbon. The deep recess
was draped with portieres Of living
green asparagus and smilax alternating
In tie back was a background Of palms
and ootted plants. On the mantel were
banked magnificent American Beauty
roses. At the wedding breakfast served
after the ceremony, the brides table
was set with a large plateau Of white
roses, and the ten other tables with
Shirley poppies and gypsophili~.
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Among the washingtonians summer
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their home in Worcester, Mass. have
gone to their attractive summer place
at Marblehead Neck, Mass. Mr.
Wright is now the president of Clark
College in Worcester. They are en-
tertaining delightfully."- at Marblehead
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Raymond and Maurice Simpson are
spending several weeks at Colonial
Beach.
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Representative o. NJ. James, Of Marion.
KY, and Mrs. James are at the jackson,
Atlantic City.
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n Crisson and D. Mackman, Of
Washington. have gone 70 Atlantic
City for a few weeks vacation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moody Mills an
nounce the marriage Of their daushter'
Mrs. Mary Mills GoOde to Lieut. Eo-
mond T. Tompkins, Eleventh CaValry'
Tuesday, July 30, at Des Moines' iowa
Ihey will be at home after September l.
at Havana, Cuba.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. wheaton an
rcunce the marriage Of their niece MISS
Katherine adele RhOads TO Ensign hdI
old Raynsford Stark, u S. NJ "eoIeS-
day, July "A, at Lake Carey, Pa.
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NIr. and Mrs. William Bryant are at
Cape May for the summer. Mrs. Bry-
ants health has improved by her stay
there.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Colfett and chill
dren, Of this city, are the guests Of Nj
and Mrs. c. W. Chapman, in Winches
ter.
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A party OF Washingtonians includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. S. Kessler. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Nenagh. NJ. z. Jackson. NJ.
r. Marshall. y. P. Scala, and F. Clave-
Iox. are registered at the Monticello,
Atlantic City.
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Mrs. c. F. Carlin and children have
gone TO Atlantic City, where they will
be Joined later by Mr.. Carlin.
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c. Redwood, Z. Febrey. and J. Nc
Mahan. Of Washington. have gone to
Atlantic City for their summer outing.
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Mrs. J. ]. Riley and daughter have
returned from Richmond and James
town.
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The Rev w. w. Van Arsdale will
spend his vacation at Ocean Grove.
N =
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Miss Mary Chauncey has visiting her
Miss Mary Diggs, Of Anacostia.
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DR.. William Beverly Mason and Miss
Agnes Grey Kennedy, daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. Stephen cambridge Kennedy,
of Wacf enton, Va, will be married at
the home of her father on August g
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Miss Annie Shirley and her little son.
Gibson, are spending a week at the