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Craig Hm-W. c. Parker. Mrs. Dough-
erty. Ms. Robertson.
Cheisea-Mrs. r. Sweeney, Mrs.
Charles Truit.
Creston-NIrs. 4. c. Reed. Miss F.
Head. Miss W. Jlrdine, P Fassett-
Chetwoode-Owen Rabbit, NJ. Bern
stein. c. A. DOWbit. John Daley. Francis
Daley.
Colwyn-Mrs. NJ. Hailman, Miss B
Burgess
Continental-w- Higgins. c. H Cross.
J. Hauser
CoIumbia-NIrs. ], Elliott and daugh-
ter.
Clifton-AIrs. c. Lount, W. Lount, Mrs
NJ l. Davenport, Mrs J. V Murray
G. 3. Lucas.
Dennis-H. H. Harm, Mrs. Louise Bel
rose. Miss Belrose. J. V. Camalien, T.
E-McGreEan, Mr.. and Mrs. George W
Fivor--AIiss Mary CallenOwen. Miss Dess
NJ Bowers, John H. Clipper, family, and
nurse; J. G. Mardell and family, Maj. T.
II. Slavens-
Ebbitt House,. II Orth and wife. NJ.
J. Fransord and wife, NJ. Barr, J. Der
mody.
Erie-Mrs- J Rabbit and daughter.
ElWOOd-0Ir. and Mrs. II. Knon.
Elberon-Annie ConnOr, May Connor.
Frontenac-C- Hall and wife, Thomas
Gilmer.
F'redonia-J. Bishop and wife F
wife.
Gladstone-Mrs. NJ. Cromwell.
Haddon HaN-A- H Plant, Leon NJ
Straus. l. A Clarke. Jennie Allison, J.
j. Allison. ". II. GatcheH. Miss olive
Plant William H West. wife and babv.
Mrs G. L. Moore
Holmhurst-J. Tweidale. Mrs. J. Twei-
dale, E x Staley. Mrs c. X. Stalev 7
-. tombstone. Mrs Johnstone. H. B.
Harrison, @. J. Osterman.
Hamilton Hall-P. Larsen.
keystone-Niss y. Horn and D,otbo-
Loralne-L. SchlOssberg. F. Schloss-
1erg. Leo NJ. Schlossberg. Melvin
Schlossberg. Norris Schlossberg, NIL
oTed Schlossoerg. H. J. Lange.
i. Platt, William Arlmon and wife
MISS p Mcclure, z P Stuart Mrs.
Waring. Miss Waring.
. LarchmOnt-Miss Kennedy. Miss Rich
e9linaener, elitssale,, Nora FitzgeraId. Katharine
Merry. J. T. Ferry, Mr.. ScanIon. Roland
wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wood.
Muncaster-Mrs. W. Fichtenlzan. Miss
a Fichtenkan.
Monticello-Ar. and Mrs. L. Barg-
mack, c. Holl and wife. Mrs. r
Wright. II. Hahn. Mr. and Mrs. j.
OConnen. J. W. Williams.
New Belmont-F. W. Seibold and wife
Mrs. A. HUndon. Master G Hudson
MISS X Jones, Miss J. z. Petit, Mrs
Normandie-B. Myers and wife
New England-W. w. WehRan z
Fayne, Z. J. Quinn and family. Mr.. ]
B. X. Elliott and wife
Ostend-Mrs. c. McLane. James
Tooney.
Phillips Houses. winston, Mrs. n.
Cross.
Princess-AIiss NJ. Arnold, Mrs. F. B.
Arnold
Runnymede-Cora Ossire, Roberta Os-
sier, Mrs. Z. MuSsey.
Raleigh-A l. Haas
Rudolph-Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Payers,
Mr.. ard Mrs j. Goldenberg.
Rio Grande-Tnomas Menn and wife.
Sothern-C. c. Redwood, j. NJ Dear
ing. W. F Lemberg.
Stanley-H. L. FOrnwald and wife. S.
a. Werd-
Sherwin-M. Waters
Shelburne-Mrs. E Evans.
SeabTight-S. Wallard
St. Claire-J. Rahmann and wife
Seaside House-W. c. Hood and wife.
San JoSe-A. Lambert. A S Lambert
Traymore-Edward Walker Mrs ?.
BurkS, Mrs. Franklin, II Franklin. II.
Van Seuden, Mrs. J. Ragan.
Wiltshire-J. NJ. Hassett E j. Te-
brey, Mrs. J. O'Mara, Miss G. B.
O'Mara.
YounE's Hotel-George w. Pearson
and wife. Miss Hall, c. n. Wood, Mrs.
Charles Hcarne, H. Kipp, L. Brett, ].
II. Crawford. s Smith, Is. Hughes.
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FEate1naI NemS of the Week.
WOODhEN PLAN OUTING
TO CHESAPEAKE BEACH

The excursion Of a. H. Talbot Camp,
NJ w. A. to Chesapeake Beach. Nd.
Will be gwen Wednesday, August a.
The ticket committees arc returning
for more tickets, many OF them having
organized parties Of friends who VIII
enjoy the outing together
Edward +. Burns. national lecturer
OF the society, has wired that he will be
present on that occasion and deliver a
short address 10 the members and
friends.
John +. Cassidy was elected adviser
of the camp for the rest Of the term,
to al the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation OF B- c. Wheeler.
Messrs- Shaw, oliver, Dixon, and
Jacobs were received as members on
Thursday night
A. H. Larson, one Of the early men,
bers OF the organization, is reported TO
he suffering from tuberculosis at his
home in Wisconsin. and has oeen or
dered by lis physicians 10 remove 70
Colorado for a change of climate. While
employed in the Postonice Department
I'm Washington, Mr.. Larson was one OF
the most faithful members in the city,
and has a large circle Of friends here.
y. Z. Cnauee. consul Of Lincoln
Camp. has been confined to hts bed for
several days OF, account Of sickness.
Frank II. Ellis, clerk Of Columbia
Camp, is spending his vacation al his
ole home IN Michigan.
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RISToRI AND RACHEL

When she returned to Paris in 1856,
which she afterward did at intervals,
the an'mosity OF Rachel for Ristori was
showG in stronger hight on account CT
the "Medea" Of Legouve.
Racnel. who had formally accepted the
tragedy for the Theater Francois, at the
first rehearsal, always capricious and
arrogant refused 20 go on with II, and
one OF her pretests was that il lacked
classicism and was two acts shorter
than classic canons commanded.
In spite OF Legouve's deoonair nature,
he appealed 10 the courts. and. winning
his case, Rachel was obliged 10 pay him
10000 francs damages. This amount
LegOuye turned over 20 the Society Of
Men OF Letters and Dramatic Authors
THIS much embittered Rachel but Il did
not end there.
Legouve gave his tragedy 10 Ristori 40
reau: she found IL suitable and asked
Prof Giuseppe MOntanellt 10 translate II
for her, and with it won immense sue
cess. Il was under these circumstances
that the author IN gratitude wrote IN
her album: Rachel m a, tue: qui m a
fait revivre2 Toi,f'
Rachel was cnra Eed. and when she
returned from her American tour re-
tired from the stage at the early age
OF thiTry-Seven. shortly after her health
undermined By consumption perhaps
more from a broken heart. she died IN
her villa Of Cannet near Toulon.
OF Rachels aninosity 10 Ristori an
other little anecdote is told. which must.
however. be taken cum granO sails, as
Ristorf, either from modesty or love 81
truth has made no mention OF II in
her book II was told that between 1S51
and 1852 Rachel. on returning from one
OF her tours abroad. landed in Italy and
went 10 Verona. where she played -Adri-
enne Lecouvreur. which was written for
her by LegOuve and Scribe IN 1S4e, she
played in one theater while Ristori was
playing the same play at another one
in the same city. and the crowded the
ater was RistOT1's and not RaCheTs.-
BOOkman-
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SOCIETY NEWS AND CHAT

G. Fabbri. who has been entertaining
a number OF her husbands italian reia-
lives: Mrs. Cary r Hutchinson, Mrs.
Warner LEEDS, Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting,
Mrs. John B. Trevor, Mrs. Clement New
Dold Mrs. Francis L. Wellman, and
Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard.
Meyer in Adirondacks.
Miss Jean Reid has now joined her
mother and grandfather, d. O. Mills, at
Wild Air, their place on the lower St.
Regis. in the AdirOndacks, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles T. Barney and their chill
dren are due at the camp nearby this
week Mr and Mrs. F. w. Vanderbilt
have a house full Of guests staying with
them at their camp, including Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick o. Beach and Mrs. How
ard, and among the newcomers are Mrs.
George Won L Meyer, wife of the Post
master General. and her two daughters,
who are occupying a camp on the st.
Regis which they have rented for the
season.
It is on Thursday next that the we'd
ding Of Don Marino Torlonia, brother OF
the Roman Duke OF TOrlonia, 10 Miss
Elsie Moore viii take place at the
country home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Moore, near Greenwich,
Conn. II Will be a very picturesque
country wedding, and the presence OF
the italian charge 'affaires from Wash
ingtOn and Of the Italian consul general
and consul in New York as best man
and usher should set at rest the foolish
stories which have been put in circule.-
ton questioning the social standing Of
Don Marion and his connection with
the House OF TOrlonia. the name OF
which is so closely identified with the
modern history Of Rome.
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SONS OF J0NADAB COUNCIL
TAKES IN NEW MEMBER

The regular meeting Of Unity Council
No. 2, Independent order Sons Of Jona-
dab. was held Wednesday evening at
Melford's Hall. Eighth and ! streets
northeast, Worthy Chief Rhodes, pre-
siding. r r. Bowman was appointed
acting financial secretary during the ILL
ness OF II. S Killman
Patrick Sweeney was elected and in
iuated a member. A committee con-
sisting Of Jesse Watt. Creamer, Bow
man, and Hand was appointed 10 ar
range for an entertainment in October.
The worthy chief. after a brief address
called upon the following for a few re-
marks: Creamer. Wiman, Weber. Fitz-
gerald, Riley, Watt, Rhodes. Farley. jr-,
Hand and the new member Sweeney.
Worthy Chief McCracken. Of Hope
Council. No. !. also spoke.
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FEDERAL CITY LODGE,
|. 0. 0. F., C0NFERS DEGREES

Federal City Lodge, No 20. I. o. o. F..
at Northeast Temple. on Wednesday
evening. began the degree work planned
for the fall and winter months with
the initiatOry degree conferred on three
candidates. II was pronounced by vis-
itors and members as one of the most
Impressive and praiseworthy presenra-
tons of the work Of the degree by the
lodge, which has won prizes for the de-
gree work H. this jurisdiction. and at
several sessions Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge.
The work of the degree st the recent
meeting was under the direction Of
Past Grand Rankin. The introduction
OF musical features. under the leader
SHIP Of Past Grand Henry Weber, was
great success.
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CONTINUED from Fifth Page)

True. an effort is being made ID in
duce those who ordinarily take charge
OF the show t. reconsider their decision
and to hold a small one in connection
with tie races OF the Berkshire Hunt
or September H.
But Il Is very doubtfal whether this
can be done, owing to tho Indifference
Of the owners OF country places in lhe
district and their disinclination to enter
their Hags.
Bar Harbor's Gain.
Lenox's loss is apparently Bar Har-
bOr's gain. For that most picturesque
Of all fashionable resorts on the coast
OF Maine IS extremely gay. and many
of those who are contributing to tho sue
cess of the season are principally peo-
pie who have come on from the Berk-
Shires in order 10 spend August by the
seashOre.
The summer social register shows
that New York society is even more
extensively represented at Bar Harbor
than at Newport and instead OF being
obliged TO abandon the annual horsa
show, its managers there have been con-
froLted by such an overwhelming le-
mand for boxes and by so many appll-
cations fcr entries that they have been
compelled TO inaugurate a policy OF dis
crimination and conservatism which is
naturally exciting some little criticism.
Among those who are taking most
active part IN the hospitality OF the
place are Mrs. George " Vanderbilt,
who in previous years had led a rather
retired life there. owing 10 the state of
her health; Mrs. Henry T. Dimock. Mrs.
Cas;mir de Rham Moore Mrs. Ernesto
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WHAT SHORT TERM NOTES ARE.

Short term notes are usually issued in
coupon form, $1,000 each. In most cases
the notes may be registered as TO prin-
cipaI In the names Of the owners, in the
same manner as bonds. Unlike bonds
however. short term notes are not uSu-
ly secured by mortgage upon property
On the other hand, they are sometimes
secured by pledge OF collateral: that
Is. there is deposited with a trustee
tuSuHlly a well-knOwn and responsible
trust company, bonds or stocks. or
both, owned by the company issuing
the notes.
These bonds and stocks are pledged
by the company as security for the
holders Of the notes until the entire
Issue Is redeemed or paid off As re-
lated to the desirable issues. the amount
of bonds and stocks pledged as collat-
eral should have a market value equal
to at least the par value OF the entire
issue of notes. In some cases the
amount Of the collateral pledge as Sc
curity Is from 10 to 25 per cent in eX-
cess OF the par value of the notes. From
the viewpoint of the noteholders, the
chief value of the collateral Is TO be
determined BY the price ii would COM
mand If IL had to be sold for their pro-
lection Short term notes issues not
secured by pledge of collateral are often
regarded as just as safe and copserva-
tive investments as secured notes.
Whether short term notes are secured
or unsecured. their safety and desirable
ity as investments are determined. al
most eXcluslvely,s by the financial
strength and credit Of the issuing COM
panics. The financial strength of a
company is dependent upon It's assets.
and the margin of surplus earnings be-
yOnd fixed charges. Fixed Charges are
ObligatOry payments, and include taxes
rentals. interest on bonds. etc Thus
If corporation cannot pay its fxed
charges, It forfeits. in much the same
manner as a family would forSeit the
right to live IN a house IL the land
fnr Il n fc
dends are not fixed charges: in other
words, their payment is discretionary
with directors, and not compulsory
From Success Magazine"
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NOT ELEGANT. But STRONG.

Tell me-" said the new reporter. do
YOU say the smart set is, or the smart
set are"
II never bother 10 be grammatical"
replied the sporting editor. when I
have anything 10 say about the smart
SCI. The Catholic Standard and Times
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NATIONAL UNION CLUB
ELECTS TWO NEW OFFICERS

The National Union Club held its regu-
lar meeting at its hall, 1912 Ninth street
northwest. last Friday evening Quite
good representation was present.
Business consisting Of amendments 10
bylaws, etc, was transacted. The res
ignations Of John r. Newman and J.
Eliot Wright, recording and financial
secretaries, were reluctantly received
and accepted. Friends Livingston, OF
Scott Council, and Jones. Of FraternaI
Council, were elected 70 i'll the vacan-
cies. A committee Of three was ap-
pointed TO draft resolutions OF sym
pathy In the death Of Donald Ferguson.
the son of Friend Frank r. Ferguson.
president OF Potomac Council An ad-
dress was made by Friend Lohrer. presi-
dent Of Treasury Council.
Central Council, No. 2l9 had the de-
gree team Of the National Union Club
perform -he ritual incidental 10 the mi
tiauon exercises Of the order A reci-
tation was given by Friend Julius Wolf.
Remarks on the National Union Club
were made by Elmer Johnson. president
Of the club, and Friends Kemper and
Mallard.
National Capital Council. No. Az. held
its meeting Friday evening last with a
good turnout Of the membership. After
the business meeting the members spent
a very pleasant evening IN playing
euchre
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Lawn Fete for Bell Home
At Colonial Beach Hotel

The lawn fete for the benefit of the
Bell Home was a success in every par
ticular.
Permission to use the beautiful
grounds surrounding Colonial Beach
Hotel was accorded by the mana ger,
George J. Stafford.
Those in charge OF the various booths
were: Mrs. John Chauncey, cake; Miss
Ida Allen, fancy table; Mr.. MuIlikan,
Ice cream; Miss Alice Hungerford,
lemonade; Miss Mamie Hungerford,
rainy day booth.
The Chinese laundry. under the aus
pices Of little boys attired in the COS
tunes Of Celestials, was particularly
entertaining and mirthful.
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Bridge Party
Big Event At
Capon Springs

CAPON SPRINGS. w. Va. Aug. 10.
-Capon is having an exceptional sea
son this summer. One Of the features
of the week was bridge party given
in the cafe by Mrs. Hannis Taylor, OF
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AND HE SUCCEEDED.

Beg pardon. sir" said the waiter.
with outstretched palm, but 'aven't
you forgotten somethink2'
NO" replied the departing guest, but
I'm trying 10 forget Il. Good-dayE'-
The Catholic Standard and Times
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Capt Fred I. Dean, Of the War De-
partment is spending a vacation here
He is registered at Colonial Beach
Hotel
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Charles Zurhorst, who has been
spending a months vacation at the
Beach, has returned to his business in
Washington.
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Mrs Herbert y. Keene and the Misses
Keene, Of Fairmount street, Washing
ton, have returned to their cottage here
for the balance Of the season.
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Justices Gould and Wright, returning
from jamestown during the past week,
made a pleasant visit to the Beach.
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Miss Sadie Leigh Lewis and Miss
Eleanor Lewis, OF Brightwood, are
visiting their cousin, Mrs. George J.
Stafford.
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John H. Lipphard and wife, of Wash
ington. are spending a time at the
WoodlawG.
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Scott Walker, Of Washington, Il
spending a vacation at the Linwood.
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New Jersey Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
THE LEXINGTON.

Pacific and Arkansas ave. l So from station
and Young's Pier; premises extend to Beach
Bathing from house. Baths, phones, all mod
erTl conveniences. Ocean-view rooms, - up
weekly. Superior table. White service
paul, c. ROSECRANS. Booklet.
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Miss Sadie Leigh Lewis will sing the
solo parts during the Episcopal serv-
ices Sunday evening.
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Wildwood, N. !.

HoTEL DAYToH-KoTELF FENwICK
SIMPLY THE BEST.
Fenwick-aiways open S65 days per year.
Dayton-Directly on beach. greatly improved.
Table unsurpased. New management Booklet
JOHN n. REEVE & CO.. Owners 6 Props.
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Commodore John r. Sutton Is spend
ing a sick leave at his cottage here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hoover Annandale and
family, OF Washington, are spending
the summer here.
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Harry Gentner, Of Washington, is
spending a vacation at Bentley's.
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John Ergood, of Washington, is 10
Gated for some days az the woodIawn.
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Mrs. Charles Wright and little daugh-
ter, Miss Marian. OF r street northeast.
are the guests OF Mrs. Wright's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Renshaw.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Kelley. Arthur
Malloy and family. Con. Bradshaw,
Agnes Brand. Frank Braund. and
CAszles Matthews. Of washington, are
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GALEN HALL

HOTEL, AND SANATORIUM.
ATLANTIC CITY
One Of the newest stone. brick. and steel
buildings with every comfort. always open:
always ready: always busy
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Frank Tennyson and Richard Robin
son. OF Washington, are spending a two
weeks vacation at the Linwood.
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Washington. and Mrs James H. Brady.
Of Baltimore.
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Mrs. Lewis B. Taylor, Of Washington.
is spending a while at the lexington.
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Miss Julia Fuller. of Washington. is
the guest of the Misses Johnson, at
Rosedale cottage.
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The prizes were won by Mrs. Eugene
CarUSi. Mrs. C. Sumner Witherstine
Mrs w. H. Parrish, and Miss VI. E.
Sprigg.
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Mrs. Edwards and Miss Ethel Edwards
are at their cottage. the Linden, for tht
balance OF the summer.
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Frank Guest of Washington, is spend
ing a ten days vacation here.
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Notes and Personals.

A number Of Aloxandrians who are
pleasantly sojourning at the Beach en-
joyed straw ride to Wilkerson's.
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ennis ana Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright.
The party consisted Of Misses Nellie
and Emma Ryan, John and Hubert
Hay, Miss Nellie McKenney, James
Tennyson, Mr. Kuhn. Mr.. Burroughs,
VIII Welker, and Miss Collins.
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The launch Marion r., owned by
Wallace W. Riley, Of Washington. with
several members OF the Corinthlan
Yacht Club en- route for jamestown,
are spending several days in Potomac
waters in the proximity Of Colonial
Beach Among the party are the fol-
lowing WashingtOnians: William r.
Taylor, Edward w. Plaskett, Hazen
Baily. and Charles Stevenson
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Advance Tent No. 1903, admitted one
candidate wednesday evening and the
attendance was large.
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Great interest is being taken in a
theatrical performance now in rehearsal
to be given in the near future in the
hotel theater. Those who will take
part are the Misses Mary and Hannah
Taylor, Nellie Ewing. Elise Miller,
Adelaide and Fannie Mayo, Jessie
Armstrong, Lulu and Mildred Hodge.
Madge Winn. Louise Robertson. and
Katherine Brady, Messrs. Miller.
Murphy. Alexander, and Culley The
performance Will be given under the d.
rection Of Mrs NJ E Mort
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Capt. E. S. Randall is looking after
his interests here this week.
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RECHABITE ORDER
IN ENGLAND RICH
American Branch Preparing
for Annual Convention.
WashingtonianS Seek
Office.

Great preparation is being made, so
the officers of the High Tent, Independ-
snt order OF Rechabites in North Amer
lea, have been informed, fer the annual
gathering Cf the order in England az
Newcastle-On-t the-Tyne during the clos
ing days OF this month.
The various reports VIII show that
since the foundation or the order in 1855
the receipts have been more than So
Ouo. 900, that $1,000 600 has been paid on
account Of sickness and death, and that
the funds on hand now amount TO SS,-
JC0,Co0. and the membership shows a to-
tai Of nearly 10000 The stability OF
the English Rechabite is shown in the
fact that of the 2l7 delegates already
reported to attend the convention, 115
are life abstainers. and the twelve with
longest Rechabite service -verage have
been forty-four and two-third years in
the organization.
-Four OF the six High Tent officers arc
life abstalners, as are both Of the
kecnabite magazine editors, and the
two auditors.
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Ward Sturgis, of Washington, /!
spending some time at the beach.
The Washington times., 1907-08-11

Miss Lotia Scott. of the Palais Royal.
is stopping at Bentley's Hotel on Bent
leys pier. for two weeks. with several
friends. including Mr.. Terry, Of the
Government Printing Office.
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A pleasant ride to Colton's aboard the
steam launch Juanita owned by Clar-
ence Rome, OF Washington. was en-
joyed by a number of our Washington
visitors.
The party was composed as follows:
Mrs. A b. Johnson, chaperone; the
Misses Able. LYDIA, Genie, and Annie
johnson. Miss Julia Fuller, Misses
Annie { d Mary Keene.
Messrs. Ward Sturgis, Lester Sis,
Frank Tennyson, Richard Robinson,
MalcOm Getunger, Scott Walker.
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Will F. Carne and wife have returned
from A pleasant visit here to their home
in Alexandria.
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pleasantly rusticating at Camp "winkey
Doodle
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Lewis Spiess. Of Washington is spend
ing a vacation at the beach. He is To-
Gated at Princes.
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Onward Tent Juvenile. notwIthstand-
ing a heavy downpour of rain, had a
large attendance at their last meeting.
Mrs Anna Mcmahon, superintendent
and Joseph Eller. jr., chief ruler, direct
marks OF announcement were made by
n. Elw-yn Vowles, w. o. Crosby. J. G
EiIer. and High Chief Ruler Corden
Mrs Mcmahon was elected a delegate
to .he high tent.
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On Thursday morning a large euchre
party was given In the ballroom by Mrs.
Eugene Carusi. OF Washington. and
Mrs. William r. Snodgrass, OF Harris
burg, Pa There were twenty-four
tables. making about 1CO taking part
Prizes were won by Miss Jessie Arm
strong. Mrs Charles B. Ewing. Ms
Dr. Witherstine Miss Eleanor Johnson,
Mrs H. p. Vass, Mrs. W. II. Parrish.
AIrs. l. J. Rutherford, W II. Dunkln,
and ". II. Parrish.
Among the recent arrivals from
Washington were Dr. and Mrs. w. C
Alexander The Messrs. Alexander,
Wayne. Richie. Hargrave. Wood, and
John NJ Dom, Mrs. l. s. Murphy, Dir.
and Mrs. Murphy. William S. Camp,
Air. and Mrs G W. Huske, p T. Sex
ton, Col and Mrs. Charles A. p. Hat
field, Mrs. r. u. Bradford. Mrs. r
Bowman Mathews
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Jehu Tent, No. p. had n talk from
Col. w. o. Crosby. Of John 3. Hender,
son Tent. No. 1852, Tuesday evening and
elected Charles Sherwood delegate TO
the high tent.
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Nova Scotia Resorts.
NOVA SCOTIA
Near Jamestown.
Colonial Beach.

FOR SALE-CottaEos and lots for dwellings
or business purposes. come and see them
J. JAY GOULD. Colonial Beach. Va oppo-
site OuOhundros store aul0-st