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CLOSING PRICES.

Following are the quotations of the day.
closing prices. bid and asked. rs furnished
hsfByrne & Mcdonnell. stock brokers. so
BROAD street. Telephone 6ib.
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Directors OF the A-malgamated Copper
Company will meet next week to take ac-
tlon on the quarterly dividend. Copper
men believe that the dividend will nos be
unchanged. II is figured that even with
copper selling at % cents a pound 1t will
be earning about II per cent.
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THE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Furnished by Bvrne & Mcdonnell, stock
brokers, 500 Broad street. Telephone bl5
Opening. Closing.
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Because of the money market not being
in a position to warrant a successful flo
tation of equipment notes, directors of the
New York Central road have decided to
wait at least two months for a large is
sue of these notes. The company has
enough funds OF hand for current needs
and they believe by waiting two months
they will float securities at a much better
figure than they could now.
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WHEAT
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of very delightful birthday party in hon
or of the fourth birthday anniversary OF
Miss Audrey Virginia Daniel. The parlors
were decorated, the entire color scheme
being pink, while a profusion of apple
blossoms and carnations served to en-
nance the attractiveness of the scene.
number of the little friends of Miss Daniel,
accompanied by their parents, attended
and were entertained with music. selec-
tons on the graphophone. games, etc. After
the entertainment refreshments were
served. Among those present were Misses
Elizabeth Harr, Marcella T. Yingling, Flor
ence and Margaret Grass, Wilmer Jerman,
Ruth and Alice Broadbent, Francelia
Baird, Evelyn Lewis and Corinne and
Audrey Daniel, and Master Whitmore Harr,
Mrs. VIM. H. Harr, Mrs. w. H. Daniel.
Mrs. Walter c. Balderston, Mrs. Ernest H.
Daniel and Miss Nettie Schwnghammer.
DR.. and Mrs. vandeventer of Ishpeming.
Mich, are at the Raleigh Hotel. They came
here to attend the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Florence Heaton, Tuesday even
ing to Mr.. Stuart Marshall of Pittsburg,
Pa. The marriage will occur at st. Thomas
Church.
Mrs. L. ]. Heaton and daughter, Miss
Myra, of Detroit, Mich, are at the Hamil-
ton. They are also here to attend the
Heaton-Marshall wedding.
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Prisoners Aid Benefit.

Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia has said
of "Everyman" Il have heard mar
sermons and preached many but new
anything as powerful as this-it is a Cath
ole propaganda" Rev. Edward Everett
Hale Is also on record in writing: The
attendants are better men and better
women for attending"
The performance at Continental Hall to-
morrow night by the Ben Greet players,
which has brought out these commenda-
tions will be witnessed by a distinguished
audience. Those who are interested in the
work Of the Prisoners Aid Society have
enjoyed the cooperation Of their friends
in this benefit, especially as they have
provided such noteworthy entertainment
Those who have taken groups of Seats
are Mrs Parrish. Mrs. Stanley Matthews,
Mrs Duncan Phillips. Mrs. Janin. Mrs.
Rives. Mrs. Edison Bradley, Mr.. Charles
Henry Butler. and MIR. j. William
Henry.
Among others who have taken seats are
Mrs Bryce Mrs. Harlan, Mrs. Brewer.
Mrs. Bonaparte, Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Garfield.
Mrs Franklin Bell, Mrs. Frederick Innes
| Allen, Mrs. Richard Butler. Mrs. Glover,
Mrs Davenport, Mrs. Eustis, Mrs. Giles
pie Mrs Hennen Jennings. Mrs. James NJ
Johnston, Mrs. Mcfarland, Mrs. Mcguire,
Mrs. Duncan Mckim, Mrs. Oliver. Mrs.
| Thomas Nelson Page, Mrs. Pinchot and
Mrs. Walcott.
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Richmond Society
,ecial Correspondence of The Star.


RICHMOND, Va, April o. 1907.
Dr. and Mrs. William P. MCGUIRE Of
Winchester Va, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Leila Moss, to
Mr. Lewis Huntington Hyde of New York,
the wedding to take place in Christ Epis-
copal Church, Winchester, about the mid
die Of June. Miss Mcguire is the grand
daughter OF the late John Randolph Tucker,
a distinguished Virginia jurist, and the
niece of Harry st. George Tucker, presi-
dent of the jamestown exposition. She is
also a niece of the famous confederate
surgeon, Hunter Holmes Mcguire of Rich
mond, Va. Mr.. Hyde is member of a law
firm in New York city. Miss McGuire's
cousins, DR.. Stuart Mcclure and Miss
Margretta Mcclure Of this city, will be
members of her bridal party.
A trio of young southern girls who will he
observed of all observers at the approaching
confederate reunion in Richmond May 30
June 3 will be Miss Eva Conner, daughter of
Gov. B. B. Conner of Alabama, who has been
chosen by the Sons of Confederate Veterans
as sponsor for the south at large and
Miss Corners two maids of honor, Miss
Julia Fulton Williams, daughter of John
Amy McRae Werth, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs James r. Werth of 1925 Park avenue,
Richmond, and granddaughter of Commo-
dore Matthew Fontaine Maury of the con-
federate states navy. the famous pathfinder
of the seas. The sponsor and maids are
typical southern beauties refined and cul-
tured and possessing the winning grace Of
manner that renders young southern
womanhood so distinctively attractive.
Another attractive young girl, popular
alike in Washington and Richmond society,
who will be reunion maid of honor to the
state sponsor for the Sons of Veterans, will
be Miss Grace Day of Smithfield. Va,
daughter of Mr.. Fenton Day of that place,
and sister Of Mrs. Thomas 8. Martin, the
wife Of the junior senator from Virginia.
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their New York residence where they spent
the winter. They are in mourning because
of the death of Capt. Pfister's father. Signo-
ra Pfster is a St Louis girl and is a very
charming representative of the American
element in the diplomatic circle.
Madame Godoy was at home to her
friends on the third Saturday of the month.
The house was decorated for the occa-
sion. and a large number of callers Were
received during the afternoon.
Miss Josselyn of Boston entertained at
luncheon at the Arlington last Sunday. in
honor of her friends Miss NJ. r. Ross
and Miss Z. a. Wa:C of Mississippi.
Master Samuel Edward Bowman. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman of 1909 Q street. en-
tertained number of his little friends in
honor of his fourth birthday anniversary
Friday afternoon. Games We're played and
refreshments were served.
The marriage of Miss Florence Hoffman
and Mr.. Thomas r. Weymouth of OIL City.
Pa. will take place in this city on June !.
Miss Holtzman has been abroad several
years studying singing. but will return here
about the middle of May. She was for
some time a leading church ard concert
singer in New York. After spending the
summer in the Ad rondack camp of the
bride they will sail for Paris Septem-
Der l.
Miss Katherine Barker johnson and Mr..
Robert Garrett have chosen May as their
wedding day. and the ceremony will be at
st. Paul's Church in Baltimore. Mrs. Letter
will attend from this city.
Mrs. Ryan, wife of Capt f. +. c. Ryan
of the British embassy staff. enjoys a wide.
acquaintance in capital society. She is
about to start on d long western tour
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man. is numbered among the visitors al
the Hotel Dennis
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ridenour of Wash
ingtOn have registered at the Hotel Shell
shore
The following residents Of Washington
have registered at these Atlantic City
hotels during the week:
American-Mr, and Mrs. H: B. Thomas.
Hotel Brevoort-J. A. Macdonald
Cornell Inn-George Belt, Robert Archer
Mary Elliott.
Craig Hall-Mrs. G. A. shalenberger.
Hotel Chelsea-T. II. Bolt. T. II. Scott,
Mrs. S. w. Scott and daughter.
Hotel Chalfonte-R. NJ. Bradley, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. S. Bacon and daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Ramsay, Miss Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
H. Edmunds, Mrs. Henry s. Harrison.
Hotel Dennis-W F. Borcher, Porter Al
len. Henry c. Adams.
The Fredonia-Mr. and Mrs. w. Brown.
Haddon Hall-P. Mccall Mercer.
Hotel Holmhurst-Mr. and Mrs. w. r.
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Hodges, r. w.
Henderson, E. c. Henderson, E. w. Hen
derson.
Hotel Iroquois-Miss Bosse
Hotel Morton-Mrs. ]. Mosher, Miss Det-
wiler.
Hotel Monticelo-R A Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. w. Griffin.
New England-J E. Wilson, Mrs. A. c.
Jackson.
Hotel Pennhurst-Miss Graham.
Phillips House-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
kaufman.
Hotel Rudolph-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Hillman
Miss w. Rout. Mr.. l.. Abrams.
Hotel Runnymede-Mrs. w. T. Swingle.
Hotel Shoreham-Miss A. Elliott
Seaside House-Mrs. l.. r. Smith, Mrs
Olive Z. Bernham.
Hotel Wiltshire-B. A Smith. Mrs F. J.
Archer.
Young's Hotel-Mr and Mrs H. B.
Thompson and child, Miss S. Nevn.
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Welch of this city, a sister of the groom
Amid shower of rice and confetti the
young couple departed for d short wedding
trip. On their return they will make
their home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Louis are now in their
new home, 1907 18th street. AT home to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs c. w. Smith of Warren
ton, Va, are visiting their sister, Miss Julia
Smith, 1925 18th street northwest
Mr.. and Mrs l. Somehow are now To-
Gated in their new home, 1925 Park road
Nine. J. Esputa DAILY. who has returned
to the city al,er months visit to Ashe-
willie, y. c., will be pleased to her
friends today from / to 6.
Mrs Louis p. Shoemaker will be at home
informally Thursdays in May, from until
o'clock.
Rev, George Maydwell of the Waugh
Methodist Episcopal Church performed the
marriage ceremony when Miss Florence
Hopkins ana Mr.. Elmer f. Rogers were
united in matrimony yesterday morning at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs. George
L. Dietz, No. 40 Florida avenue north
west.
The ceremony was performed in the pres
ence OF the immediate relatives and d few
close personal friends OF the Young couple
Among the out-of-tOWn and invited guests
were Miss Bessie Murtchy of Baltimore, a
relative of the BRIDE Mr.. j. L. Willige,
Willige, Gibbs & Daniel; Mr.. Morton Z.
frank. Misses Dol bel and Suit. Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Suit Mrs Frances Hop
kins. Mr.. and Mrs. -toscrs and others. The
parlOrs wee handsomely decorated for the
occasion with roses and smnax. The bride,
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ATLANTIC CITY.
.claI Correspondence Of The Star.

Special correspondence OF Inc star.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., April 81, 1907.
Boardwalk promenaders in the vicinity Of
the Brighton Casino were rather startled
Tuesday about noon by the appearance
on the strand of a young lady of graceful
figure attired in a becoming bathing suit
OF light checkered silk, and with a hop
skip and jump she landed into the surf
and began swimming with easy and lusty
strokes, swimming far out beyond the
stone jetties at the foot OF Ohio avenue
The ocean dip was the result of a wager
and dare.
While there is no apparent drop in the
popularity of the roller chair on the Allan
tic City Boardwalk, yet there are some who
believe that an electric-propelled chair
would be something of an innovation that
would supersede the chairs now being
pushed by man power. Application has
been made to the city authorities by the
patentee Of an electric-propelled chair for
the right 10 Introduce them on the Board
walk here, bat ii has not yet been decided
whether or not the permission will be
granted.
Charles E. Cope, proprietor of the Grand
Atlantic Hotel has taken over the Hotel
Ostend, Chelsea, formerly the Agnew
The house is one OF the largest and most
modern in that section Of the island, and
has capacity OF 900 persons. The man
ager Of the house Will be Mr.. David P Rah-
ter, one of the former owners of the hotel
and lately manager of the Hotel Iroquois
The Ostend will open in the early part
of June.
Reginald DeKoven is spending some time
at the resort. lie and Mrs. DeKoven are
at the Hotel Chelsea. The latter has been
at the shore for several weeks, and Mr..
DeKoven came over this week to spend
some time here.
General \. d. Straus, consul general to
Nicaragua. well known in the diplomatic
circles is spending some time at the Hotel
Traymore for the benefit of his health.
The general is accompanied by Mrs. Stratus
and Miss Straus. They will be here during
the whole of April and part of May.
The annual spring tournament OF the
Atlantic City Country Club Will be given
on the links of the club at Mortified May
place on the first day; first and second
rounds of match play on Friday, and third
and final rounds on Saturday.
Mrs E A. Summers of Washington is
registered at the Hotel Islesworth for a
lengthy stay in Atlantic City.
Lieut.. Henry c. Jewett OF Washington,
who is just recovering from a serious i'll
ness of typhoid fever, is convalescing at
the shore. He and Mrs. Jewett are reg
istered at the Hotel Jackson.
r. A. Phillips, u Washington business
man. Is spending a ten days visit at the
shore. He is registered at the Hotel Abe
marie. Mrs. A. c. Stinzing and daughter
OF Washington are also visitors at the
MIS-. W. S. Myers and Mrs James Moshel
weeks at the Hotel Morton, as guests o.
Dir. and Mrs. Richard S. Hill of Baltimore
Miss Bosse OF Washington Is an Apri
visitor at the Hotel Iroquois. She is wei
known in Washington society.
Peter Allen of Washington is taking
little vacation. which he is spending
the Hotel Dennis.
Henry C. Adams, Washington CUISINES
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McIlwaine of Petersburg
Richmond people We're greatly Interested
in the reception given Thursday night in
exposition by Gov. and Mrs c. A. Swan
son to the governors of different states and
their respective parties attending the open,
ing of the exposition. Mrs Swanson stood
beside her husband at the head of the re-
ceiving line, gowned in white Irish point
lace and holding a great bouquet of Rich
mond roses. The entire lower floor of the
building was thrown open, decorations
throughout being In roses. American
Beauties Tor the hall. pink roses for the
dining room. The state flag and Old
Glory formed the draping. Every one en-
terfng admired the spaciousness and beauty
of the hall, hung in colonial buff brocade,
with many pictures Of historic beauty to-
lend to its attractive appearance. The re-
ceiVing party stood in the drawing ROOM
Much interest has been aroused in Rich
mond and in Greenville, Tenn the former
home of President Andrew Johnson. by the
announcement of the approaching marriage
In Richmond on May of Miss Martha
Landstreet to Mr.. Robert J. Willingham, jr.
Miss Landstreet is the great granddaugh-
ter of President Johnson. her grandmother,
and the mistress of the White House dur
ing her fathers administration Mrs.
Landstreet was Miss Belle Patterson. Her
daughter Is very attractive young girl.
just twenty years of age. She made her
debut in Richmond two winters ago. The
Landstreet came to Richmond from Nash
Vile some years ago, and the father. Mr..
John Landstreet, is now successfully es.'
tablished here in business.
Mr.. Willingham is a son of the Rev. DR..
Robert ]. Wilingham. secretary of the for.
eign mission board of the southern Baptist
convention.
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MRS. F. E. c. RYAN.
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with her husband, but will leave her ca:l-
dren in a country place near this city.
The Ryans expect TO go abroad in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. D. d. Hartiove of Baltimore is the
guest of Mrs. +. j. Mcdonald of Capitol
Hill.
Miss Hilda Louis of Baltimore is d
visit to her sister, Mrs. Edward kohner
of NJ street northwest.
The Neutrality-suspicious. assembled at the
home of Miss Breslin, 101 9Th street north
east, last Monday evening. After the regu-
lar routine of business the evening was de-
voted to music and games. Arrangements
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becor?insiy sowned in white chiffon over
taffeta six. carried shower bouquet of
Bride roses and valley lilies. The youn q
couple r'ceiv>~ T.Tlvrouj ard valuable
presents, among them handsome silver
service presented ' iii;, Officer and repre-
sentatiVcs of the business nrIn WITH which
TIE 81 .on is associated.
Mr. and Mrs, Rcgvrs left fater for Hart
ford. Conn. aud after sojofrn of several
weeks a New Edglond points will return
to WaShir cton. They VIII De at home to-
their friends after June 10 at the Congress
sional apartments.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy L.
Daniel, 2031 FIagler street, was the scene
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Lieut.. Uhrig's Resignation.

The President has accepted the resigna-
ton of First Lieut.. Joseph Uhrig of the
Philippine scouts to take effect May 80
next Lieut. Uhrig was born in Germany
and served in the ranks of the United
States army for seven years. In July. 1901.
he was appointed second lieutenant of the
Philippine scouts, and in March, 1905, was
promoted to the grade of first lieutenant.
He is now at New Haven, Mich, on leave
of absence.
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Mrs. John Summerfield Jenkyns Of Client
Norfolk, is the guest of Miss Helen Norris
Cummings, 6O6 Cameron street.
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Julius Garfinkle & Co., 1926 F ST.

After their wedding anniversary, which Will
occur on May TO- Mr. and Mrs Smith and
their infant son will pay visit to Mrs.
Smiths mother, Mrs. Barrett, at Cape
Henry, and will then leave for their home
in Canada.
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Miss Carrie Webb and Miss Elizabeth
Webb of Baltimore are the guests of Mrs
William B. Smoot.
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Mrs. E. Adler is the guest of her daugh-
northwest.
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have been made to entertain the Seminole
Club Monday night

Mrs. Glare Richmond, with daughter, Miss
Hilda, and son, Give. sailed yesterday for
London, England, for a visit of two or
three months.
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SOCIE T Y
Continued from Second Page.)

day for the opening of the jamestown ex-
position, but were detained by the Sc
rious illness of the judges sister. Mrs.
Stone. widow of Capt. Stone of West Vir-
ginia, at their residence, 1000 18th street
northwest.
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Mrs. Herbert Oliver spent last Sunday ir
Ouch.
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Mr. and Mrs. G.. W. Harbaugh have an
nounced the marriage of their daughter
Miss Sadie b. Harbaugh, to DR.. j. w. Hirst
in Seoul Korea, March IL.
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Miss Olivia Lyons has returned from a
visit to her cousin, Miss Estelle Berry, a
Upper Marlboro Nd.
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Miss Ruth Bryant left Tuesday for Fort
Moultrie, S. c., where she will pay an ex
tended visit to her sister, Mrs. Kirkpatrick
wife of DR.. Thomas Kirkpatrick, u. S. A.
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reception was given at Grace Luth-
eran Church, 18th street northwest, We'd
nesday evening, by the church council to
the members of the church and their
friends. The church was decorated beauti-
fully for the occasion, and a large gath
ering was present. Refreshments We're
served.
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SCOUT, INUI
Dr. ard Mrs. William S. Boyd have an
nounced the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Mabelle Alouise, to Wallace Adelbert
Whitaker The wedding will be a social
event of early June. Miss Boyd is at
tractive girl and a favorite. She made
ner debut several seasons ago. Mr.. w hit
aker is the grandson of the late Gen. Will
liam T. Clark.
On April "a Miss Ella Allan Lindsay,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Lindsay,
and Mr.. Clarence f. Welch of Philadelphia,
formerly of this city. were married at the
home of the brides parents, East Orange,
N j. The bride was gowned in messaline
silk trimmed with duchess lace, and car
RED a shower bouquet of brides roses and
lilies of the valley. The couple were at
tended by Miss Marguerite Weight of East
Orange as maid of honor, and Mr. Marwood
Taylor of Philadelphia as best man. The
wedding march was played by Miss Helen
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Mr.. Ernest Domaine, who has been living
in Mexico for several months, is on visi
to his old home in this city.
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Mrs. StutZ, wife of DR.. John Stutz of 1645
18th street northwest, is entertaining her
friend, Mrs. Marguerite Beck, of Fort
Wayne. Ind, who was one of the party
who accompanied Col. William Jennings
Bryan wife and daughter around the
world. Mrs. StutZ will entertain this week
by giving musical in her honor. at which
her friend, Miss Fate, one of Baltimores
finest vocalists, will sing several selec-
tons.
Capt. Carlo Pfister of the Italian en-
bassy and his wife. who accompanied the
diplomatic party to jamestown, will re-
main here for a while before returning to
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Smiths mother, Mrs. Barrett, at Cape
Henry, and will then leave for their nome
in Canada.
Miss Carrie Webb and Miss Elizabeth
Webb of Baltimore are the guests of Mrs.
William B. Smoot.
Mrs John Summerfeld Jenkyns Of Client,
Norfolk is the guest of Miss Helen Norris
Cummings, COG Cameron street.
Mrs. Herbert Oliver spent last Sunday in
Baltimore with her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Tn
Ouch.
Miss Olivia Lyons has returned from
visit to her cousin, Miss Estelle Berry, at
Upper Marlboro, Nd.
Miss Ruth Bryant left Tuesday for Fort
Moultrie, S. c., where she will pay an ex-
tended visit to her sister, Mrs. Kirkpatrick,
wife of DR.. Thomas Kirkpatrick, U. S. A.
Mr.. Ernest Domaine who has been living
in Mexico for several months, is on visit
to his old home in this city.
Mrs William Cabell Trueman, who has
been visiting Mrs NJ c. c. Peyton for sew
eral weeks, has returned to her home In
Richmond
Mrs. George B. Deeton of Norfolk, who
has been visiting Mrs. Thomas Travers, on
Royal street, has returned home.
Miss Sallie Stuart is the guest of Miss
Helen Bennett in Richmond.
Mrs. Eleanor s. Washington Howard has
| been appointed delegate to the conven-
ton of womens clubs to be held in Lynch
burg the middle of May.
Rev. Dr. Frank J. Brooke, formerly pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian Church,
was the guest of friends in town this week.
Mr.. William ]. Hall has returned from
an excursion through the Mediterranean.
While away Mr.. Hall visited all the inter-
esting and historic points of the old world.
Mr.. Ernest Simpson of Oklahoma is on
a visit to relatives in this city.
Mr.. James r. Cation left Wednesday even
ing to attend the opening of the jamestown
exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin McKnew Aitche-
son have returned from their wedding trip
and are at home at AL North Washington
street.
Mr. r. D. Rodgers has gone to Cumber
land, where he will live in the future.
Miss Mary Houston is visiting Miss Alice
Crawford, on Seminary Hill.
Messrs. NJ Allan Nails. F C. Spinks and
Charles Bendheim left Thursday to attend
the jamestown exposition.
Mr.. George McBurney of Washington
was the guest of fri nds in town during the
week.
Mr. r. Lindsay Gordon of Louisa county
was the guest of friends Thursday.
Mr. Hunter Johnson is the guest of his
brother Mr.. John NJ. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs Sol Weinberg of New York
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. We'll,
on South st. Asaph street. Mrs. Kleinberg
is a daughter of Mr.. L. We'll, formerly of
this city.
Mr.. j. E. Kidwell, who has been in Pam
anna for some time, has returned home on
short furlough.
Mrs. Albert Murdaugh of Washington was
the guest of Miss May Greene Friday.
Mr.. w. D. Wicker has brought his family
from Hampton to this city and will make
his home here in the future.
Mrs Charles Warren Lippitt, who has
been visiting Mrs. Eleanor-S. Washington
Howard, has returned to her home, in Prov
idence, r. I.