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the Messrs. Thomas Daily. Walter Coon;
Elmer Deniman, ollie Bruscow. s. Dix
on, Ross Parco, Frank Leonberger. w.
King, z. Barbee. NJ. A. Bryan. J. Sher-
man, G. Fox. J. Coughlin, NJ. Berna-
dotte, and L Levi.
Samuel 9. Crown viii leave today for
a weeks stay AT Colonial Beach. y. J.
Mrs. George t. Reber and daughter.
Katharine V. will leave Tuesday for
Columbus. Ohio. They win spend some
weeks in columbus and Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs samuel T. Graves, of As
New Jersey avenue southeast, with their
three daughters. Mrs. J. R Coon and
the Misses Enl7na and Flossie. Will
spend a week ut Annapolis on a fish
ing trip.
Miss Lillian L HOwenstein and Miss
Lena B. Thatcher sailed Friday, August
?. for Europe.
Misses Laura and Lillian Wade. Miss
Grace Johnson, Miss Nettye Arundel.
and Miss Nellie Jackson are spending
delightful vacation as the guests of
Mrs. Mary Henry. ar the Sherman
House. Colonial Beach, Va.
Misses Ora Boyd. Edith Philips. and
Mrs. w D. Lauterbach, Of Tlliopols
H., and Mrs c. R. Demmitt, Of Balti-
more, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Bergh last week.
Mrs. z. Haar, with her mother and
son, has gone TO Atlantic City for n
months stay, after which they will
make several other trips before return
ing TO the city.
Miss Leona- Stern and brothers. Meyer.
Lawrence, and Josiah Stern. have re-
turned 70 their home in Norfolk Va
after being the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis J. Brown.
Sidney Rosenthal. OF Fourteenth street,
left town this morning for an extended
trip to Niagara Falls and Canada Be
fore returning he viii visit Rochester.
n. Y, and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris and
family. who have been spending some
time at Arverne. L. l., are expected
home tomorrow.
Miss Berdie Steiner viii return to her
home today and go tomorrow 10 Atlantic
City, to remain a fortnight
Louis Heller. OF New York city, is
the guest Of Mrs NJ. Oppenheimer for
a few days, prior 10 going 10 the James
town Exposition, accompanied by David
| Oppenheimer.
Invitations are out for the twenty-hrst
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Alice Meyer and their guest Miss Julia
McKernan. They have apartments in
the UnderclIh
Miss Edna Dyer has gone 20 Scituate,
n II, where she is the guest Of Miss
Gertrude Halleran at Shore Acres.
r. NJ. Cleveland, Of Washington, ar
rived at Oak Bluffs. Mass, last week
and opened his newly acquired prop
erty on Crystal Place. This week he
is entertaining a party Of friends from
Roxbury, Mass.
The first large party OF the season at
Capon Springs. W. Va. was given In
the ball room on Thursday evening by
Mrs. George A McIlhenny. She was
assisted by ner niece, Mrs. Lulu John
son Rutherford, OF this city. and Mrs
Charles +. Nelson, OF Capon Springs
The prize winners were Mrs Silas Hare
and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Stone. Of Wash
ington, and Mrs. James II. Brady. Of
Baltimore.
Miss Edith L. Nichols. Of Brooklyn,
y. Y, who has been visiting friends
here and in Baltimore, has returned to
her home. This week sac will leave for
the Catskin mountains TO remain until
September.
Mrs. w. H. Cosley. of Baltimore. is
spending the heated term at Chevy
Chase.
Pay Director and Mrs. S. p. Colhoun.
United States Navy, are spending the
summer at the Chattolanee Hotel, Green
Spring Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Y Worthington.
Miss WOrthington, and Walter WORTH
ington are spending the month Of Au-
gust at the Hathaway Inn, Deal. y. J.
A jolly party of young people from
Washington, Baltimore. and elsewhere
are roughing it at Camp Oua on the
Potomac river, at Sawbuck Rifles.
! Among them are Miss Adele and Miss
! Helen c. Moody.
Herbert Putnam, librarian Of Congress.
/ Is registered at Congress Hall. Cane
/ May, n. J.
! DR.. and Mrs. Baggett have gone to
! Ocean City. Nd, for the remainder of
! the season and are registered at the
Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Lucy White has gone with her
father to Spring Lake, n. J., where they
have taken apartments in the New Mon
mouth for August.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Armstrong and
! Miss Esther Armstrong are enjoying the
summer at Aldine. Cape May, y. ].
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Johnson, Of Ken
sipgton. Md. are spending the month al
the PlimhimmOn. Ocean City, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S, Worthing and Miss
| Worthing are spending the season al
the Windsor, Belmar. n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Elliott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis, and Miss Dorothy Willis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p. Ketcher. are
registered at the Hamilton, Ocean Cib,
Md. and ]. ]. Mahon, Miss Mahon 7
B. Johnson, and W. B. NayIor at the
Atlantic
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Seymour hav.
gone TO BeInar, n. j., for the mont
Of August and are stopping at the Men
tune House.
Mrs. Swanson. wife Of Governo,
Swanson. of Virginia, spent several
days during the past week at IL,
jamestown Exposition. She went dowr
to make arrangements for the enter
tainment in the Virginia building o.
the Prince OF Sweden. as we'll as fol
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accompanied by Miss Julia and Miss
Alice Meyer and their guest, Miss Julia
McKernan. They have apartments in
the TndercIn
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Mr.. and Mrs ". J. Oates. accom-
parted by Miss Eleanor Walter. left the
city Saturday morning for the James
town Exposition, and will return about
August %.
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Miss Edna Dyer has gone 70 Scituate,
y II, where she is the guest Of Miss
Gertrude Halleran at Shore Acres.
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Mrs. George Won L. Meyer, wife Of the
Postmaster General and former ambas-
sador to Russia, is at Lake Placid, N.
Y. for the rest of the season. She is
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T. z. z

"a EWS Southampton of
HI parade Long Branch circus
- There viii be prizes for the prettiet
driven automobiles fashion, pony
children possible
laden autOctorias guided Pictuesquey
Washington
Motor parties the Cathedral Close
Sunday popular thing
BATH with its blockade vehicles
the Ascot Derby than attendance
that the
circle woods the
light chairs the while
the choir led
triple portion services.
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~ LDTIIE chivalry paramount in Richmond
kMJ exclusively for the gener
with every facility assist banking opera
their quarters
while waiting keep writing
entirely words
without charge and with that their
will be protected
this bank VIII useful
incident few
whose weznOwn socially,
found
property neghboring city naturally
felt dehcacy taking his
that should attended
reply he
planned quite
a amount
in the other city.
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Mrs. ]. r. Wallace and Mrs. F. Nc
Cormick- OF Washington. are guests al
the IrOquOis, Atlantic CITY.
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Mrs Max T. Pines and daughter. MI
drcd. and Mrs Loeb. are spending a feSS
weeks at Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. a. Seiden. Mrs. c. White.
and n Page are among a party OF
Washington people stopping at the Ross
more Atlantic CITY.
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Miss Iona Hechinger has returned
from Baltimore. where she was the
guest Of Miss Carrye s. Bass for sew
eral weeks.
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Invitations are out for the twenty-flrst
anniversary celebration OF Ma
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-04

Miss Lulu Tavenner has gone 10 Lou
doan county. Va, to stay about ten
days
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Mr. and Mrs. D. z Cohen and Mrs
Sikey are among the Washingtonians
stopping az the Raleigh. Atlantic CITY.
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Mrs. c. c. Brown and Miss Gertrude
Brown have gone TO the Jamestown
Exposition, where they are the guests
Of Mrs J. T. Maynard in the latter's
residence in Norfolk
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Capt and Mrs. Joseph E Willard. &C
companied by Miss Elizabeth Hopkins
OF Baltimore, and Mr.. Gray. Of New
York, are touring Canada IN d motto.
car. When last heard from the party
was in Montreal
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G. L. Smithson, VINO IS spending a few
weeks at Atlantic City, Is at the ST
Elmo.
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eral governors. She returned 10 the
ter part OF the week.
Warren jefferson Davis, private sec
rotary TO Henry st. George. was in the
city for several days during the past
week
Mrs. c. c. Brown and Miss Gertrude
Brown have gone TO the Jamestown
Exposition, where they are the guests
Of Mrs J. T. Maynard in the latter's
residence in Norfolk.
The Misses Rice and. =. r. Rice have
gone to Belmar, y. J., where they have
apartments at the Windsor.
Miss Regina Love Kimmel. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Kimmel, of LOCK
s!ey Hall, near Wadesville, Va, Is en-
PERTAINING a merry house party in hon
or of Miss Irene Wilson, Of Washing
ton, who will ee her guest for several
weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. r. A Dixon arrived here
Friday evening in an auto, all the way
from Richmond, where they were married
the day before. After seeing Washington
they viii 90 on North. perhaps as far
as Boston. They are carrying i com
plete camping outfit, and are taking
many of their meals in the cool woods
by the roadside. Mrs. Dixon was for
merIy Miss Christiana- NJ Kinsey.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. y. Kinsey,
Of Richmond.
6. Kyle Thornton and Elan Owens
are visiting the jamestown Exposition.
Virginia Beach, and other points Of
interest.
Mr.. and Mrs william Scantlehurg,
jr., OF 2144 California avenue northwest
have left for a weeks stay at Piney
Point.
On Friday evening. July Is, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Beckett, 500 N street
! northwest, gave a reception in honor
| of Thomas Daily. late of County Kildare;
| Ireland. During the evening Mr. DAILY
gave a genuine Irish jig that brought
forth hearty rounds of applause Vocal
solos were rendered by the Misses Buck
ley, Benton, and Lore. and Messrs.
Buckley, Sherman, Shoemaker, and
Beckett Mr.. Daily sang THE Wearing
Of the Green" and as token of appre-
citation Mrs. Beckett in behalf of those
present presented him with a handsome
brindle pup" Supper was served af-
| terward. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beckett, Mr.. and
Mrs John p Buckley. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Frank Shoemaker, Mrs John Benton.
Mrs. David Lee, the Misses Florence
Brown, Laura Garcia, Pearl James.
| Charlotte Beckett; Masters John and
Gordon Buckley. Armstead Benton. and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-04

Louis Heller. OF New York city, is
the guest Of Mrs. NJ. Oppenheimer for
a few days, prior TO going 10 the James
town Exposition, accompanied by David
Oppenheimer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-04

Miss Lulu Adams Ewers. % Washing
ton, Is visiting friends In Richmond.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-04

; K Bailey, OF Washington. is
guest at the Brevoort. Atlantic City.
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Mr. and Mrs Henry Finkelstefn and
family are spending the remainder Of
the summer at Renshaws, near TSnley-
town
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eral governors. She returned 10 the
executive mansion in Richmond the lat-
ter part OF the week
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Mrs. s. G. Hickey has gone 20 Atlantic
City and is stopping al the Parkhurst.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-04

making out
the draft New York when he her
she wished represented in the draft After evadng
for the amount and fill it
forget the exact amount And although that
had bank in that bank
why she that draft without telling
fded to her husband that she did not like tell her
bank anyhow thought keep
he
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-04

f. NJ. Cleveland. Of washington, ar
rived at Oak Bluffs. Mass, last week
and opened his newly acquired prop
erty on Crystal Place. This week he
is entertaining a party Of friends from
ROxbury, Mass.
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Robert Fambaue. OF Washington. is a
guest at the Princess Hotel, Atlantic
City. for a few weeks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-04

Warren jefferson Davis, private sec
rotary TO Henry st. George. was in the
city for several days during the past
week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-04

Miss Regina Love Kimmel. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Kimmel, of Lock
s!ey Hall, near Wadesville, Va, IS en-
PERTAINING merry house party in hon
CT Of Miss Irene Wilson, Of Washing
ton, who will 6e her guest for several
weeks.
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One OF the most interesting and en-
joyable AFFAIRS Of the week was thf
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Morris. OF Ontario road, in honor Of IA,
eighth anniversary Of their daughter
Helen.
with moving pictures, games. dancing
music. and later a delightful repa Z
served upon daintily decorated table
Among the guests were Miss Ruth
Pack Miss Florence bergman. Miss
Virginia Ubho6. Miss Aline Eastwood,
Miss Ruth Bell and Wesley Nor,
Robert Dalglish, James Berryman. Mrs
Bell Mrs. Dalgiish, and MrA James.
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Miss Berdie Steiner viii return to her
home today and go tomorrow TO Atlantic
City, to remain a fortnight.
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The Misses Rice and. =. r. Rice have
gone to Belmar, y. J., where they have
apartments at the Windsor.
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than Frank. formerly Of this city. sor
OF Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Frank, q
Baltimore. TO be given tomorrow even
ing. 1t the Rock Springs Clubhouse.
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A pretty wedding took place last
Thursday in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank J. Ford. in Fairfax county. when
their daughter, Miss Mary Virginia Ford
and Abner c. Richie. OF washington
were married
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Mrs. Swanson. wife of Governor
Swanson. Of Virginia, spent several
days during the past week at tie
jamestown Exposition. She went down
to make arrangements for the enter
tainment in the Virginia building OF
the Prince OF Sweden. as we'll as for
the receptions to be given there Of sew
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Harris and
family. who have been spending some
time at Arverne. L. l., are expected
home tomorrow.
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Mrs. Ada Penn Brooks, Of Washing
ton. IS visiting relatives IN Norfolk for
a few weeks
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Seymour have
gone 10 Belfnar, n. j.. for the month
Of August and are stopping at the Nep-
tune House.
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Misses Ora Boyd. Edith Philips. and
Mrs. W. D Lauterbach, Of nliopolis.
H., and Mrs c. R Demmitt, Of BaIti-
more, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Bergh last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. Bengiing. Of Wash
ingtOn. are guests at the Berkshire Inn.
Atlantic City.
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Mrs. E Haar, with her mother and
son, has gone TO Atlantic City for a
months stay, after which they will
make several other trips before return
ing 70 the city.
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Sidney Rosenthal. OF Fourteenth street,
left town this morning for an extended
trip to Niagara Falls and Canada Be
fore returning he viii visit Rochester.
n. Y, and Atlantic City.
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Miss Leona- Stern and brothers, Meyer.
Lawrence, and Josiah Stern, have re-
turned TO their home in Norfolk. Va,
after being the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis J. Brown
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Misses Laura and Lillian Wade. Miss
Grace johnson, Miss Nettye Arundel.
and Miss Nellie Jackson are spending
a delightful vacation as the guests of
Mrs. Mary Henry. az the Sherman
House. Colonial Beach. Va.
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Miss Edith L. Nichols. OF Brooklyn,
y. Y, who has been visiting friends
here and in Baltimore, has returned to
her home. This week sac will leave for
the Catskin mountains TO remain until
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-04

Mrs. w. H. Cosley. Of Baltimore. is
spending the heated term at Chevy
Chase
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Pay Director and Mrs. S. P. Colhoun.
United States Navy, are spending the
summer at the Chattolanee Hotel, Green
Spring Valley,
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Miss Lillian L Howenstein and Miss
Lena B. Thatcher sailed Friday, August
?. for Europe.
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Commissioner Of Patents E. 3. Moore.
Mrs. NJ. b. Moore. Miss Moore, Miss y
L Moore. NJ. NJ Moore. Mrs J. p.
Moore. and Miss Minette Thompson,
and Miss Edna Wells left Washington.
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Mrs. s. AIeeks and son. and Mrs 5.
Pomton and daughter, Of Washington,
are among the Washington people At
Breton Hall, Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Douglas have
gone TO Spring Lake, n. J., where they
have apartments in the Gray Swan Inn.
4 They viii remain until September.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Elliott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis, and Miss Dorothy Willis.
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Ketcher. are
registered at the Hamilton, Ocean City.
Md, and ]. j. Mahon, Miss Mahon, ].
B. Johnson, and w. B. Naylor at the
Atlantic.
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Mr.. and Mrs Samuel T Graves, of 423
New Jersey avenue southeast, with their
three daughters. Mrs. J. R Coon and
the Misses Enrna and Flossie. Will
spend a week at Annapolis on a fish
ing trip.
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Robert Fambaue, OF Washington. is a
guest at the Princess Hotel. Atlantic
City. for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. z. Cohen and Mrs.
Sikey are among the Washingtonians
stopping at the Raleigh. Atlantic City.
G. L. Smithson. who IS spending few
weeks at Atlantic City. Is at the St.
Elmo
Miss Lulu Adams Ewers. Of washing
ton, IS visiting friends In Richmond.
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph E. Willard. &C
companied by Miss Elizabeth Hopkins,
OF Baltimore, and Mr.. Gray. Of New
York, are touring Canada IN a motto
car. When last heard from the party
was in Montreal.
A pretty wedding took place last
Thursday in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank J. Ford. in Fairfax county. when
their daughter, Miss Mary Virginia Ford
and Abner c. Richie. OF Washington
were married
Mrs. Ada Penn Brooks, OF Washing
ton. IS visiting relatives III Norfolk for
a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bengiing. Of Wash
ingJon. are guests at the Berkshire Inn,
Atlantic City.
Mrs. s NIeeks and son. and Mrs :.
Pomton and daughter. Of Washington,
are among the Washington people AT
Breton Hall, Atlantic City.
A. H Williams am ". I. Williams.
IT.. have gene 10 Atlantic City 10 spend
a few weeks and are guests at the
BeresfOrd.
Harry Heath Riddleberger OF Wash
ington, is the guest Of his brother,
Ralph Riddleberger. OF Norfolk
Miss Jennie May Lloyd and Miss
Annie Patterson have returned 70 their
homes IN Norfolk after visit IN Wash
ingtUn-
Commissioner Of Patents z. 3. Moore,
Mrs. NJ. b. Moore. Miss Moore. Miss y
/. Moore. NJ NJ Moore. Mrs J. 3.
Moore. and Miss Minette Thompson,
and Miss Edna Wells left Washington.
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A. H williams am ". l. Williams,
IT.. have gene 10 Atlantic City 10 spend
a few weeks and are guests at the
BeresfOrd
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Miss Jennie May Lloyd and Miss
Annie Patterson have returned 10 their
homes IN Norfolk after a visit IN Wash
inEton.
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Miss Lucy White has gone with her
father to Spring Lake, n. J., where they
have taken apartments in the New Mon
mouth for August
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DR.. and Mrs Baggett have gone to
Ocean City, Md, for the remainder of
the season and are registered at the
Mt. Pleasant
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Harry Heath Riddleberger Of Wash
ingtOn, is the guest Of his brother,
Ralph Riddleberger. OF Norfolk.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-27
ERRORS LOST GAME
COLUMBUS MANAGER CHARGED
+ PITCHERS TOO LATE.
braEselle on Firing Line Filled Bases
and His Own Miscues Allowed
Oystermen to Score Three
Times.

Mobile. April 20. Especial. 1.-The
lads from Columbus appeared on the
Monroe Park diamond In the Cotton
States League for the first time today
the always hospitable way of the Gulf
city handed 1t to them to the tune Of
Ray was on the firing line for the
Mobile team and let the swatters from
Columbus down with four hits. The
voungster pitched an admirable game
and fielded his position in major league
style. The entire Mobile team gave
MIN excellent support, and when hit
would have meant run the Mobile
down hits.
Columbus used three pitchers during
tile game Brazelle started in to pitch
but was taken out at the end of the
three runs and relieved by May who
only pitched one innin0 when he was
yanked out although no hits were
made off him, and Casey sent in, who
nnlshed the game.
Mobile vent after the Columbus
bunch early and in the second ming
McCay started things with single.
kemmer in attempting to sacrifice pop
ped up to the pitcher. Adamina went
safe Cd an error of BrazeLe's as did
McCay at second.
HOFFMAN advanced both men a peg
when he was hit. With the base filed
Obrlen laid one down FOR a squeeze
play but the Columbus boys went ur
In the air and all hands went safe
again, McCay crossing the plate.
What looked like another squeeze
play when srarted, but when ended,
cost the Columbus team two runs, was
pulled off when Adamina darted for
home, but the pitcher had not delivered
the ball and he threw to the home
plate to cal ch Adamina. In the hurry
to trow the ball Brazelle threw wild
and both Adamina and Hoffman scor-
ed. Ray ended the inning and the
did Boyd. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-27
BACK FROM MEMPHIS
MOBILE DELEGATES RETURN FROM
INTERESTING MEETING.
Gulf City Members OF B'Nsi birth Or
der Are Enthusiastic Over The
Hospitality OF The Tennes-
see Metropolis.

Mobile. April ESPECIAL RABBI
Alfred G. Moses, Messrs. Henry Hanaw
and Loen Schwarz have returned from
Memphis whre they attended the annual
meeting of the district grand lodge No.
Z, B'Nai Firth. which convened in
journed wednesday.
The most important action taken al
the meeting, according to the return
lishment of a national Jewish hospital
at Hot Springs, Colorado, to be known
as the Leon N. Levy Hospital. The
Mobile delegates distinguished them
being elected on an Important COM
mittee, Mr.. Loen Schwarz as a men,
Der of the intellectual culture COM
meeting and Mr.. Henry Hanaw as past
grand president was listened to with
great interest whenever he took the
floor.