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The Washington times., 1907-07-13
Errors Cause Defeat.

While Hughes was hit often. had he
been given the same support as that
accorded Patterson, he would have won
his game.
The first Of Washington's runs was
made in the opener Ganley singled TO
center and took second on Altizer's sac
rifce, completing the circuit on Dele
hanty's swat TO Jones' meadow. It's
lest run materialized in the eighth.
Delehanty was hit by a pitched ball and
was batted home BY Anderson and Hick-
man.
The absence Of Clymer and Jones from
the Washington lineup ueCessitdted a
switch fl the lineup. Ganley leading of
Delehanty was sent to left field. Hick-
man to right, Ganley to center. and
Shipke TO third. HiCk and Del were
right on The sob with. the stick. out Of
four journeys TO the pan Del got three
singles and was hit by pitched ball,
and Hickman annexed two singles in
four times up.
The Score:
The Washington times., 1907-07-13
ERRORS CAUSE
Loss OF GAME
FOR WASHINGTON
Anderson and Altizer
Help White Sox to
Victory.

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE Sox repeated
over Washington yesterday and packed
away another game. increasing their
clutch on first place. as Cy Young
pitched Boston to victory over Cleve-
land. Nine to two was the score by
which Chicago won.
Misplays at critical stages, followed
by punching OF hits, enabled Comiskey's
champions to total over four times as
many runs as the visitors. although
they got only one more hit. John
Anderson worked himself into the good
graces OF the Windy City fans when he
dropped a throw that pried open the
way for three runs in the second inning,
and in the sixth Altizer butted in with
a foolish play that served as the step
ping stone for six more runs.
Had Anderson held the ball and re-
tired Robe in the second. Chicago would
not have scored, but hits which followed
drove I'm three runs. AltizeT got in bad
in the sixth, when in attempting 10 pull
of a double play. he miscued on Pat
tersons grounder. allowing Doughcrty
and Davis to score. This bull was fol-
lowed by singles by Hahn, Jones. DonO-
hue. and Robe. giving the Sox four more
runs
The Washington times., 1907-07-13
Standing of the Clubs.

Today's game-St. vincent's VS.. St
Theresa's-
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
The Washington times., 1907-07-13
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Today's ezme-Southern Railway
VS. Columbia Athletic Club. at First
and "a streets northeast
DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
The Washington times., 1907-07-13

MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sixteenth and streets scutheast-Robe7t L. Brad
shaw 10 NaU Z. Bradshaw. original lot 10
square l1s5 So
ChichestcT-HCHrv II. Bergman. trustee 10 Hiram
l. Brown. lots Z and s. SO.
Dry Meadows-LauTa Hughes et al. 20 Phyllis Pay
ton. part. SO.
First street and Florida avenue n0rthwest-Robeu
a. Golden et ux. 20 William g. Carter lots s.
6. and g, square 5sl, so.
Linooin-Marie A. Wade 10 Frank johnson, lots 80
and 90. section s. so
sixth street southwest, between NJ and \ streets
Magdaiena Webber ct vir. George W. 20
Elizabeth A. HcTren. lot g. square 473. 3591.
FIFTEENTH street southeast. between A and streets
James Martin et ux. 20 Linwood J. Kirtley
lot s. square 1853. SO.
L street northwest between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
stree1s-Union Tulst Company. trustee 10
Fidelity fTIst Company. trustee. under viii Of
Charles Carter, part original lot s. square ls7
s9nQ
Fourteenth and streets northeast-Georre c.
Humphrey et al to Ruben H. and James r.
He1ln. lot l66, square l0ll. SO.
Twelfth and c streets uoTtheast-Charlss T. Cum
Minis et ux- 20 Joseph l. Martin lot s. square
1919 SO
Moore & Barbgurs Second Authorization NJ.
Bsan TO George Z. Sylvester. lot 50. block =
SO.
Sixteenth and streets southeast-Chris Cox Daw-
son to Joseph H. DTakeley. lot g. square S Of
l0l SO
r street northwest between Nineteenth and Trsen-
tieth strects-ClaTe G. Addison TO Joseph T.
Thropp. lots , and 3. square 10, So
Seventh street southeast near North Carolina ave
nue-Augussus C. Taylor ct ux. TO Georjio
Peduto and Emanueia Peduto. lot 81. square
800 SO.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
MISS OLIVIA HYSsONG wEDs.
Virginia Belle Becomes Wife of Mr.
". II. Frederick.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Winchester. Va. May Historic old
Christ Church was the scene Of a pretty
wedding this afternoon. when Miss Olivia
Hyssong, daughter of AIr. and Mrs VIII
liam +. Hyssong, became the bride of
William II. Frederick, also of Winchester.
The church was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and potted plants and
was thronged with a large company of
friends. including many from Cumber-
land. Nd, Chambersburg, Pa, and else
where in the Cumberland Valley.
The bride was attired in a handsome
gown of ehampagne-colored broadcloth,
with hat and gloves to match. and carried
a large bouquet Of Bride roses. She en-
tered the church on the arm of her
father, by whom she was given in mar
riage. The brides only attendant was
her twin sister. Miss Katheryn Hyssoug
Frank b. Jenvey. Of Cumberland. Nd
was best man.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
William j. Smith. rector of Christ Prot
estaut Episcopal Church. The ushers were
EdgertOn Powell. OF Cumberland. Md. ,
Randolph T. Mcclure. Of Winchester Mac
Ritchie, Of Chambersburg, Pa, and Phil
lip Williams. of Winchester. The bridal
couple left for an extended trip North.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
AFTER CONGRESSIONAL SEAT
Contest in Eighth Virginia Daily
Becomes More Spirited.
BIg Repatriation in Alexandria En-
cOuFnges CarIin's FFfendA-Judge
NicOI Has Large Following.

The contest for the Democratic nomina-
tion for Congress Ia the Eighth Virginia
district Is daily becoming more animated.
All four of the candidates are hard at
work and cauvassing the district thor
oughly. The registration in Alexandria
city and county is almost unprecedentediy
large. The supporters OF Charles q. Car
lin are naturally much elated over this.
Friends Of Judge Charles Il. Nicol. how
ever. say that he viii poll large vote in
the county and receive no small support
in the city His course while on the
bench iu dealing with lawbreakers Won
the commendation Of the good people Of
the city and county generally, and many
of them are bat naturally evincing an in
teTest IN his candidacy.
AIr RYAN. Of I.oudoun County, who is Il
thorough campaigner and is constantly
on the go. before the date of the primary
arrives viii have shaken hands with a
large percentage Of the voting population
Of the district II IS said by those who do
not favor his nomination that his own
county is by no means sOlidly behind him;
but Nr. Ryan scouts that idea. and as
serts that the vote viii show that his
home county Is for him TO a man.
r. Lindsay Gordon is also making an
aggressive campaign and his opponents
freely credit him with much strength in
his own county and a material following
elsewhere.
There has been talk that one, ana pos
sibly two. Of the candidates might fol-
low the example of Col James c. Hooe
and withdraw from the contest. but there
is TO sign that anything Of this sort is
going 10 happen.
The State machine. controlled by Sena-
or Martin and Gov. Swanson, is re-
ported 90 be backing Carlin's candidacy.
but there is no evidence that either the
Senator or the governor is personally TAX
ing any hand in the fight Senator Mar
tin has just returned from Europe.
Big claims are made in behalf of each
of the four candidates. II would be diff
cult at this time 20 say whether any one
of them is In the lead, though Judge
Nicol IS believed by many 10 have the
largest general following outside Of his
own county.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
Enort to save Murderer.

With a view of securing a new trial
for William Johnson. colored. alias
George AIidgets, who is condemned TO be
hanged here May "a for the murder Of
Charles 7. Smith October 20 last bill
of exceptions viii shortly be presented 70
the State Court OF Appeals by Attorneys
Robley ID. Brumback and Howard w
Smith. counsel for the prisoner. The at
t0rueys have just completed the framing
of the instrument, which embodies ex-
ceptiOns TO a number of rulings of the
court Among the points called In ques-
tiou, are the overruling Of the demurrer
10 the indictment. the denial Of the motion
Tor q change of venire. the refusal Of the
court 90 grant continuance of the case
when il was called, the admis ssion OF GER
tain evidence. the granting Of certain in
strucuons to the jury. and the refusal Of
others.
City Sergeant Cox has not vet awarded
the contract FOR the construction OF the
scahold. He Will wait a certain length
OF time for the decision OF the higher
court on the appeal before arranging for
the erection of the gallows and other mat
tiers connected with the execution.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
Probate Court.
ITsTIlE EnIIn


Estate # MARY Shuguei viii admitted 10 probate
and letters tcsfamenfsry granted 10 James B. Shu-
grse and William g. sulIiFaui bond 5000 At
tCHCy " C. sullivan.
Estate n Cisas Deuekas; petition 10 refer 10
auditor nied. Attorney J. J. Darlington.
Estate Cf William Farrell; letters # sdmiEistrl-
uou granted % Frederick 3. Eeuniug. bond 500
Attorneys. Coldreu q Fening
Estate u William H. Sh0ck order 20 turn orer
securities Attorneys Brandeuburg & BrsndeHburg
Estate a Ida r. Reed. letters 4 administration
granted 10 Laura T. Lewis. bond S630. Attorneys.
Cherries B5Hdheim and Edwin Forrest
Estate II Edward S. Jones. wil admitted 70
t1 probate and letters tCsfamgntaFy granted 20
Julia b. Cunning bond $500 attorney. r. T.
Strickland.
Estate q Edwin S. Exlev order 70 invest fund
Attorney. Thomas 3 Hopkins
Estate II james s. GuuneIi. order 70 make re-
plirz Aumo. J. H. Taylor.
iu c Isaac j. johnson T.. Fl al. order al-
thoriziHg guardian 90 borrow. Attorneys. Barnard
& Johnson.
In re Hsrber Poole 20 a. osler 60 expend Ger
tain sum. Attorneys. MILAN Smith.
Iu Pc Laura IT. Harrison 60 al. petition for leave
10 GomhsT AuCusy, G.. T. BENJAMIN.
E-a,e II Elizabeth B. Airg; petition for pro-
bate - vii GleI
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08

Gernan-AmeFicsn Building Association No g.
Ss59. lot S.
Square I15s-Liuuood 7. Kirtley et ux- 70 jobs
Quinn and George A. Martin, 10 secure James
Martin s. l0) ] 20 IS months. per cent, semi
annually. lot s.
Woodlev Psrk-John ". Bnwusr et TX. TO Herbert
A Gin and Richard Z. Pairo. TO secure Helen B.
Tanner. s. so. years. UeI cert. ssmi-aungalIy
part block /.
Moore & BaF5ours Second Addition-Geurge ?.
Sylvester 70 Charles 7. Stone and Charles ".
Fairfax 10 secI-e Carlton NJ Beal. ST. 40. ] 70
e months. per cent LOT 50. block =
Square south Of l09l-Joseph II. Draklsy Ct uT. 70
Clarence B. Hight ana Charles q. Allen, % Sc
Clre Chris Cox Dawson, A.l05. / % $ months.
6 per cent ssnisnnually lot s.
Square 5l2-Alaria a Han 10 W. Spencer Ann
strong and james l. Marshall, 90 secure DAVID
D. Bowen, S2i years, Ter cent. sfnianIu-
ally. part original lot 5
Square s67-Walter c. Scott et 70 Watson F..
Clark and Louis r. Peak 10 secure Wiillsm a.
Hannay, 500 years per cent, seni-annually,
lot q
Pleasant Plsins-Charles c. Snow Ct ux To Charles
b. Caywood and Benjamin Garrett, 70 secure
Susan Cooper, S5oo. years, yer cent semi
annually. los q
SQUARE lo35-Iames Gibbous. Archbishop Of Bslti-
mere 10 Albert A. Wilson and John b. IaueI,
20 secure Washington Loan and Trust Compauy
s2s so. years, a. per cent, semi-annuaily, lots
g 3 o. and ia
Square 96o-Georiio Peduto ct uT. 70 Henry H.
BerEmann and George n EmmsTicl. 10 seCgFs
German-Americsa Building Association. Nc. g,
800 lot e..
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR LIBRARY
OF Congress, Washington, ID. C., May S,
lSgl---Proposals viii be received a this
orhce until 2 clock =. IA, JUNE s. 1907,
and then publicly opened. 10 furnish the
annual supplies Of coal ice, incandesceut
lamps, hardware. and plumbing. house
keeping, and painting materials. and for
removing ashes and washing towels
Blank proposals and other information
furnished on application. BERNARD P
GRkEN. superintendent my69l0lLJe56
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER or
the District OF Columbia, Washington,
May Z, l9g7.-Sealed proposals viii be re-
eeiyed at this Office until u o'clock noon,
MA a, 1907, 10 furnish the Fire Depart
menL or the District OF Columbia with
two second-size steam IRE engines, one
s5-foOt aerial nOOk-and-ladder truck and
one b3-foOL aerial hoOk-aud-ladder truck,
TWO combination chemical and hose wag-
onsi and one chemical engine. Full infOr-
nation and specifications may be OBJ
taineQ from the Chief Engineer of the
Ere Department, 461 q street northwest.
HENRY 3. r MACFA RLAND. HENRY
J. WEST, JAY J. MORROW. Commits
siOners, d. c. my89l0.u.l3l4
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Washington, d. c.. May l. 1987-Sealed
proposals viii be received in the Office Of
the Commissioner OF the General Land
once until o'clock p. m, MONDAY.
May =, lWl, Tor utnOgTaphIng and uTinJ-
ing twenty-five thousand copies, more or
less, Of me General Land ONCE map for
1857. At the same time and place pro-
pOsals VIII also be received for photo
htnograPhing and printing three thousand
copies. more or less, of maps Of each OF
the land States and Territories, and also
for reproducing by photolith0gTaphy or
other satisfactory process, township aud
CFner official piats OF the General Land
once. Specifications as 10 character OF
work, sizes Of maps and plats. quality OF
paper, tSc., viii be exhibited 10 bidders OF
furnished on application. The right 10
accept bids IN part or in whole. or 10 re-
Ject bids IN part or in whole, is reserved.
JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD, Secre-
taTy. mYSI5
OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
Grounds. Washington, d. c.. april ~.
ls0l.-Sealed proposals in duplicate viii
be received here until D. m, MAY 10,
1907. for furnishing during year ending
June SO, 1908, Glass J. florists supplies.
Glass 2 fower-pOts; Glass g. paints oils.
glass, &c; Class g. hardware, Class T.
agricultural implements. &c, Class s. use
Of teams, Class Z. iron pipe and plumbers
supplies, Class S. stationery, Class 9. ma
nure and fertilizer, Glass 90. sand and
gravel; Glass II, soil, Glass j.. ice; Glass
Is. lime. cement felt &c, Class a. brick
Glass 10. sod; Glass 16 fuel; Glass Il. lum-
Der. Separate proposals f0T each class
desired. Information can be obtained
here. CHAS s. BROMWELL, Col
apl0ll, y. l3HlyS.9
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
NicOl Will Address
Meeting at Del Ray.
CANDIDATES STILL STUMPING
Aspirants TO Seat of Late Represen-
tutive John r. Rfxey Continue TO
Wage Warm Campaign-COunse
VIII EndeaVOr to Secure New Trial
for william Johnson, COIored.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

ADluti q Al4Itt ana HD1aA DAANct1s
Alexandria. Va. May IA mass meet
ing Of the Democratic voters Of Jefferson
district, Alexandria County, will be held
next Friday evening in the Mount Vernon
avenue schoolhouse, in Del Ray. when an
address viii be delivered by Judge Charles
+. Nicol in the interest of his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for Con-
gress Capt. Crandal Mackey. Common
Wealths attorney for the county, will
also probably address the meeting. Judge
Nicol to-day asserted the opinion that
his prospects for success in the primary
on June 10 are becoming brighter As the
time approaches. He is conducting an
aggressive campaign, in which he is visit
ing every section of the district He
states that he has received assurances
from the people OF Alexandria city and
the counties Of Alexandria. Fairfax,
Loudoun, Prince William. and Fauquier
which convince him that the vote he will
get IN that area will give him a COM
manding lead over all the other candi-
dates. He conferred to-day with his sup
porters in Alexandria County. where he
expects TO receive a large majority.
r. Lindsey Gordon, jr., of Louisa, was
also in Alexandria to-day looking after
his candidacy. He declares that he is
confident OF success. IN his opinion. the
so-called silent vote viii decide the
issue. He asserts that he viii carry
orange and Louisa soidiy. and viii re-
ceive the leading vote in Fauquier with
fair vote in the other divisions of the
district.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
Equity Court No. 2.
JTCTTCE gaTTH

Shea District of Columbia three casesl certi
ned 20 Equity Court No. J. Ccnplsinant's solicitor
Samuel Maddox dgfsndlnt's solicitor Z II Thomas
Washington Loan and Trust Company vs. Wilson ;
equitable lien dccleod CompainaHts solicitor, John
b. Larner. defendants solicitor. G. J. Murphy
Title Guaranty and Surety Company vs. shaw
George B. C0rtciyou substituted as defendant Com
p.ainant's solicitor Philip Walker; DEFENDANTS So
icitor d. W Baker.
Waggaman vs. Earle; auditors report ratified and
confirmed and appeal noted; bond Sl00. Complain
ants solicitor, Irving Williamson: defendants So
icitor John c. Cuttings.
Lanham vs. OTo0le: cause direCtad 20 be pro
ceedcd with in case ot default. Complainant's s
solicitor. Victor Il. Wallace.
CT1sWCn vs.. Lackey et al decree constituting sill
and directing distribution. Complainant solicitors
Wilson * Barksdale; deiendlnts solicitor. Z. L.
Gies.
Martin VS.. Martin; submitted on brief. Com
plainant's solicitor ". H. Robson defendants
solicitor. Il. A. Hegsrty.
ReVells vs. Wilson sale decTeed with Thomas
Walker and George F. Collins appointed trustees /;
bond S00o Compliments solicitor. Thomas
Walker; DEFENDANTS solicitors Collins, Smith *
Frisby
Morris vs.. Waggaman, submitted without srrl-
ment- CGmplainants solicitors, Cole 4 Donaldson
defendants solicitors Hamilton. Colbert & Hamil-
ton and Il. ". sohon.
Glover Us. Leroy et al: argued and admitted.
Compliments solicitor W. Il. Linkins.
Assignments for to-day
No 2ls Dig vs.. Allen. Attorneys. warield &
Duell-Bayart
Ne 80 Waters vs. Waters Attorneys, ". J.
I.ambert-Hemans & Collins.
No. 25o Coli vs.. Coli Attoneys. Marshau-Graf.
No. 2eI Aio1ley vs.. Peoples Mutual Benefit As
soeiation- Attorneys, Hughes & Gray. Gardiner
Wallace. Lambert
No. 255. Bruce vs.. Bruce. Attorneys, Hemans a
Collins-Feyton, Hughes GTay.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
DEATH RECORD.

Otto Gutermuth. 3os 10th 81. uw 60 years.
Daniel y Perkins $50 18th 81. NV, 75 years.
Walter Harlow Hillsbrook ID. C., years.
Mary A. Car0thers. 63s 18th St. ne. Il years.
Richard " Bains 1853 18th ST. Nv, : years
Ccorgiann Detweiler 2s3 10th 81. ne, 81 years
Mary Mccarthy l3os S6th ST. NV. "a years
George BASEL. Govt. Hos. Insane. g. years
Ella Smith. Wash. Asylum Hos. g years.
Anna Mccarthy. el6 sth 81. NV. 2 years.
William y. Blackford IA \. C.. ave- Sc. . yeaFE.
Nora l. Crawford. lis 10Th ST.. a years
Florence l. HoWells. sos E S. Wv. 81 years.
Olivia ~ Jones S35 0 ST. sw.i 81 years.
Josephine n. Cleary. 2t02 81. nv. I9 years.
Julia Z. Murphy. 70l 18th e.. ne. ls years.
COL0RED.
Betsy PaFe, Anger ayc.. Carried d. c., s. years.
Betty Posey, Ills 18th St NV. is rears.
ida Clemens 835 ST. NV. . years.
Bessie Brown. 1858 c ST. ne. ] year
James Shaw. ChiidFen's Hospital. years
II. Wils0a ElEin ave-. Hflsdale. d. c., 10 mos.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
Circuit Court No. 1.
TTrCTrTE u-uVtsrrus

Tatspaugh rs. New York Continental Jewell Fill
tTation Company; continued fer the tenn Plain
tin attorneys Douglas & Douglas; defendants at
torney. J. Il. Hayden.
Ward vs., Nanen; cause referred to James G.
Payne upon stipulation for trial upon issues Of law
ard facr. Plaintiffs attorney, Chapin Brown: de-
PENDANTS attorney, W. F. Mattingly & Son.
Slater rs. Taylcr: molten for new trial orerr7lled
and Judgment On verdict. Plaintiffs attorney; l. A.
Bailey defendants attorney J. Z. Taylor.
McNalg rs Pabst Bresing Company; bill of ex-
eeptions signed and fled. Plaintiffs attorney Ed
win Forrest; defendants attorneys, 2Isckau &
Maedel.
DuTyee District Of Columbia: certified to
Criminal Court No. for trial Plaintiffs attor-
neys, John c. Cuttings and f. J. Hegan; defendant 5
attorney. +. H Thomas.
Ferguson IS. Shrewsbury judgment by confession.
Plaintiffs attorneys. r. Ross Perry & Son.
Walters IS Washington Railway aud Electric
Company on trial Plaintiffs attorneys. Leckie.
Fulton Cox. defendants attorneys, e. a.
Douglas and GeOrge 2. HooreT.
Assignments for to-day:
Nc. 30 Plics IS. Jones. Attorneys. a. a. Lips
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
ASPIRANTS MEET
Candidates for Democratic Nomina.
tions Assemble in Rockville.
Campaign I'm Montgomery County
Begins ia Earnest and VIII Be
Continued with ViEOr.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Rockville, Md. May IA large number
of candidates for Democratic nominations
and other politicians from various sec
tions of the county assembled in Rock
vile to-day These weekly gatherings
usually begin the first Tuesday in May
preceding the primary election, and con-
tinue right up to the Tuesday before
primary election DAY. a large number OF
county people visit the county seat on
Tuesdays and 1t gives the candidates an
opportunity 20 do little electioneering
on these days, too, the deals and COM
binalions are usually framed up To-day,
nearly all of the candidates for the vari-
Gus nominations TO be made were in eyi-
dence. and the day was one Of confer
ences No new candidates were heard of,
but il is known that the already long list
is nowhere near complete. and additional
announcements are looked for.
Among the candidates in Rockville To-
day were Louis b. SchoH. Clarence NJ.
Griffith, Bowie F. Waters, Thomas NJ.
Talbot. Alexander KilgOur J. Abby Hen
deTsOn, John Walter Carroll. Charles
Yeirs. Humphrey CisseI. ". Outerbridgc
Spates Clifford H. Robertson, John +.
West. William T.. Niett. William T..
Wheeler, Richard Saunders. George W.
MuIlican, Leonidas Ricketts,. Washington
b. Chichester. Benjamin c. Gott. f. WIKI
erson Jones, Charles n Williams. Remus
r. Darby, George Z. Meem, and others.
Numerous other politicians were also
on hand.
It was announced that Charles NJ. VIII
liams, who was reported a few days ago
to have withdrawn from the contest for
the nomination for county commissioner
from the Third collection district, will
stay in the fight, and is already actively
engaged in canYassing the county. His
determination 70 seek the honor means
that J. Furr White, also Of Poolesville,
VIII not be a candidate for this nomina-
The Washington herald., 1907-05-08
seibIes-Pettit.

Special 10 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. May AT Epworth
Church this evening. Mis- Aileen Saunders
Petit daughter Of Mrs. Charles Westry
Petit became the bride Of Paymaster
George Goldthwaite Seibles. q. s. n. the
ceremony being performed by Rev. George
Z. Booker pastor Of Epworth. assisted by
Rev. A. c. Thompson, Of Portsmouth.
The bride, rObed in a gown of duchess
and princesse lace over chiffon and taffeta,
was given away by her twin sister, Mrs.
A Broke Taylor The bridesmaids were
Misses Margaret Cobb and Floyd Taylor,
of Richmond. The best man was Mr
Henry Seibles, OF Montgomery, Ala.
brother Of the groom. and the ushers
were Lieut.. Stafford Burwell. L. S N;
Aidshipman Friedel Lieut.. Hilary vii
hans, L. s. N; ". Percy Petit. and DR..
GoldJhwaite. a reception followed the
ceremony. Paymaster and Mrs Seibles
VIII make their home in Norfolk