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Mrs. Gray and Psgsy possessed. Thair
mea2ar fortune bad been iatrusted to
the care Of Pr0ntisS Drew and his as
sceiat es, ana it wss in danger.
II wiz do al can, colonel" said
Monty, but uPea one condition"
THAT Is :"
Barbara must never know Of tl.is.' -
The eoloEel's gasp OF astenishment
was cat short IS Monty continued,
Promise that she shsIl never know"
81 don't understand, but If it IS your
wish | promise.
Inside OF half an hours time several
hundred thousand came to the relief
of the struggling bank. and the man
who had come to watch the run with
curious eyes turned out to be it's saw
Tor. His money won the day for the
Bank Of Manhattan Island. When the
happy president and directors offered
to pay him an astonishin2ly high rate
Of interest for the use of the money
he proudly declined.
The next day Miss Drew issued in
vitatiops for cotillon. Mr.. Mont
gomery Brewster was not asked to at
tend.
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President and WIFI Go Visiting

WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt left today
sor Massac husetts where they will
mend two days visiting their sons
Theodore at Harvard and Kermit at
iroton. They were accompanied by
their daughter. Ethel, and by Senator
and Mrs. Longworth. The president
will speak at Harvard tomorrow.
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Sale of Philippines

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Con-
gresham Clark of Florida today dis
cussed in the house the resolution
for the sale Of the Philippines to
Japan. The Republicans sought to
lay the matter on the table but the
Democrats demanded a roll call
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Ito BE Continued.)

J. B. Bixler is in Seattle spending
d few days transacting business.
Miss Dorothy Wyman is il. with la
grippe at her home in this city.
Mrs. j. F. Proctor is reported ill.,
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written by Mrs. Thomas J. Garrett,
was cleverly acted by the tots under
Mrs. CARROTS supervision. The play
by the older children showed careful
training also, and was we'll received.
The vaudeville acts were original and
clever and the tableaux unusually ar
tistic Miss Keys posed the tableaux,
and Wallace Wright acted as stage
manager
The Kensington Orchestra. assisted by
local talent. furnished the instrumental
music. The singers were Mrs. WI
.nareth and Miss Blazer. from Wash
ington.
A large and enthusiastic audience en-
joyed the play. and a substantial sum
was realized.
The dainty theater with electric lights
Of all colors surrounding It made a
beautiful picture. as the guests ap-
preached from the cars. The thanks Of
the ladies in charge OF the entertain
ment are due to all who so generously
donated their services and to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cassidy for The use Of the Odeon.
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Gard Parties
Add Oayety at
Capon Springs

CAPON SPRINGS. X. Va. Aug. "a.
The good old summer time at Capon
Springs this season has been a continu-
Gus performance OF bridge, euchre. ten
mis-. fishing. dancing. concerts, and
riding and driving parties The beau
tifUl german on wednesday evening,
given By the young me's was led by
Dr.. Coates and Miss Hodge. of Phila-
delphia- The ballroom was decorated
with ferns and colored bunting. New
and attractive figures were introduced.
In one the couples marched and coun-
termarched. each having been provided
with a green stalk OF corn. from the
end Of which a Jaranese lantern hung.
The driving figure was unique. Awards
were made for entries showing best
speed, action, and appointments. Prizes
were won by Miss Ewing for best team
OF men, and Mr.. Bryant for team of
ladies. Judge Miller, DR.. witherstein,
and Mr.. Hill acted as judges.
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Society Grows Restless .
AsAutuTnnDaysA Approach;
Gay in Adirondack Camps
New York Upper Tendon Will Soon Desert Sea-
shore for Mountains and Country Seats.
Weddings in September.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Restlessuess
Is the order Of the day among the
-Four Hundred September is at hand.
and its arrival brings a complete shift
ing Of scenes.
The seashore will be deserted for
the mountains and for the suburban
resorts and country seats around New
York, and there viii be quite a num-
Der OF horse shows and weddings next
moEtn 10 engage the attention OF so
ciety. Plans for the fall gayeties are
vsii under way, and the program Of
the festivities Of the summer Is rapid
ly nearing It's end.
OF course. the visit OF Prince VIII
lam OF Sweden has been the principal
event OF the past week at Newport
He leaves there today. and it would be
extremely interesting 20 learn the real
impression which he is carrying away
with him from our most fashionable
seaside resort. after a continuous
round Of entertainments.
Certain IL II that the New York
colony at Newport has shown itself
at what II believes to be its best, and
has treated him with more distinction
and honor than any other royal guest
The two Princes OF Bourbon. sons OF
the ex-Crown Princess OF Brazil. and
Prince Albert OF Belgium. visited New
port during their stay IN America
without attracting much attention.
Newport Excited Over Prince.
As for Grand Duke Boris. his well
come was virtually limised to that
provided for him by Mrs Ogden
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with the exception Of Henry Taylor.
who represents the board Of Casino gov-
errors on the committee.
Leaving Saratoga Now.
AT Saratoga the people are already
leaving. Both the racing and the polo
tournaments come 10 an end this week.
and there is little to retaTd the departure
OF the fashionable world.
The latter has been, on the whole,
spSrsely represented this summer. and
the season Of 1907 has been the least sue
cessful In years. True. the Herman 3.
Duryea's, the E c. Potters. the ". s.
Fanshawes, the HitchcockS. Mr. ard AIRS.
Freddie Leach. James r. Keene. August
Belmont and the boys. and last. but not
least, Cornelius FelloWes and Miss Caro-
iyn Fellowes. have done all they could
10 put some life into the season, but il
mas been without avail.
From social point OF view, saratogs
mas been distinct failure this year.
with many Of its old and distinguished
patrons missing, and their. place taken
ny impossible people upon whom the
hmehgnt mas shone only 10 render more
glaring their atrocious vulgarity. None
OF the Vanderbilts. nor the Clarence
Mackays, nor the Whitneys. nor the
Ge-rys. have deigned 10 put In an ap-
pearance. and the Pierre Loriliards. the
Waterburys. and the E. r. Thomases.
as well as the Beekmans. have been
equally conspicuous by their absence
Gay in AdiToudacks.
Mountain resorts and the Berkshires
will benefit quite extensively in a so
cial sense through the desertion of the
seashore. and the various camps in the
Adirondacks will be the scene OF much
gayety throughout the next four or I'VE
weeks OF coui se. the Arson Phelps
stokeses take leading part in the
diversions of camp life along the lakes
OF the St Regis chain, and the com
Haod2re takes his duties as such very
seriously to heart and is tireless in
the organization OF yacht races.
At every camp house parties are BE-
ing entertained Admiral and Mrs. VIII
liam Sheffield CowIes, the latter a SIS
ter Of the President. as well as Mr.. and
Mrs William Douglas Sloane Miss Dan
Reid. Sheldon Whitehouse. and Miss
Evelyn Burden are staying with Mrs.
Whitelaw Reid at Camp Wiidair. Mr..
and Mrs Moses A. Taylor have been
the guests OF Thomas 4. Gardner az
his camp on Pearl Island
September Weddings
Another wedding Of note AT Lenox IN
September viii be that OF Miss Evelyn
Sloane to william e. S. Griswold. which
is set for Thursday week at Wyndhursr,
the country place OF the brides moth
er, Mrs. John Sloane. Only a few rela-
tives and intimate friends viii be pres
ent at the ceremony. and q large num-
Der Of invitations have been issued for
the reception afterward.
Among the other weddings Of Septen-
Der will be that OF Reeve Schley. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William T SchIey. 10
Miss Kate de Forest Prentice, daughter
Of Dir. and Mrs. William S. P. Prem
tee. September :. at Monmouth Beach,
n. J.. where the parents Of the bride
have their summer home.
Then. September Il Miss Adelaide
Jackson. daughter OF Mrs. William H.
Jackson, of Madison avenue, viii be
Continued on Page Eight e
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HiIl. vass. Miller. Of Kentucky: hodge,
Noting. Greham. Brady. Williams. and
Woods. Prizes were won by Mes lanes
TutwiIer. Hill, HATFIELD. Mathews. Gre
ham, and Miss sprigg-
A game OF six-hand euchre was LAY
ed Wednesday morning. with Mrs. II.
G. williams. of Norfolk. as the hostess.
assisted by Mrs. Edward Hill. OF Bal.
tin,ore.
Thursday eve3ir= Edward Powell Hill.
Of Baltimore, gave a moonlight ride TO
a party Of young people to capon river.
where supper was served st the Inn. :"
Just now a great deaf Of interest Is
being exhibited in the approaching tour
nament and ball. which takes place next
Tuesday. Several good tourney riders
ars already here. and many more from
nearby MARYLAND and Virginia towns
have notified the committee that they
will be present
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hontas danced with "w!ld BILL" the
cowboy. The grand march was led By
Miss Brady, OF Baltimore. presenting
a champagne bottle. ard Miss Hanna
Taylor. OF washington, as a Perette.
Individual prizes were awarded 70 Al
fred Taylor. The Rube." and Miss
Claire Whine, as "Hiswatha," for the
best man and woman costumes. Miss
Brady, az the champagne bottle. and
Mr etalienworth. dressed as a China
man. won the prize fer the most unique
costumes.
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-PhO1os By Harris-EwinS
MISS DAISY COTTON.

OF Gov. and Mrs Claude N. swanson.
at the Virginia building.
The Misses Slaughter have returned
from a visit 10 Miss Helen Mason, at
Colonial Beach.
James Corbett. of Suffolk. Va, was In
this city during the week.
Judge ". s. Leake. OF Richmond, was
IN this city Friday.
Mr.. and MRS. z. d. Cole are visiting
in Fredericksburg, Va
Misses Fannie and Kathrins Hassen
are spending tie summer in Prince
George county. Va.
Mics Mamie Brown Is visiting Miss
Nellie Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Morson Dunbar have
returned from trip through the Blue
Ridge mountains.
Mrs. Blanche Bayliss and daughter.
Miss Nina Bayliss, who have been visit
ing Mrs. r. 8. Cleveland, have left for
Lexington, where they are to be the
guests Of Mrs. Kate Hartigan.
Mrs George F. Keegan ana her
brother. B. F. Wheatly. have returned
from a trip to Yonkers. n. Y. Mrs.
Keegan win be the guest OF her mother
before returning home.
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Social Notes
And Personals
OfAlexdndria

Mrs. Frank Hume and MISS Hume are
at Bar Harbor. Ne. where they VIII
stay several weeks
Robert Barrett. recently Of Mexico,
is at his former home in this city after
an absence Of several weeks in Eu-
rope.
Miss Charlotte Rlackburne is visiting
Miss cornelia Taylor in Charlottesville.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Vanam. OF New
Jersey, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Westcott, IN this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Stubs and Miss
Nellie Stubs have left for Colonial
Beach for a short trip.
Mrs. w. H. Hellmuth. Mrs. Charles
T. HeIlmuth, and Master Charles He'll
muth have gone to Harpers Ferry for
the remainder OF the summer.
Charles E. Remington. who has
been here on a two weeks vacation.
left Tuesday with his family for New
ork, whence he viii sail for Panama.
Miss Lunt, Mrs. Annie AinhoIland and
the Misses Hattie and Dakota Best left
Wednesday efor the jamestown Expo
sition-
Mrs. c. P. Taylor. who has been the
guest of ner mother. Mrs. S. c. Cornell,
in Charlottesville has returned to her
home.
Frank Hill and family have returned
from a visit to Atlantic City.
Louis s. Scott is spending some time
in Berryville, where he joined Mrs. Scott,
who has been there for the summer.
John Evans and family have returned
from Colonial Beach
Among those who attended the recep-
ton given by President and Mrs. Tucker
in honor of Prince Wilhelm of Sweden.
at the Army and Navy Club, in Nor
folk, were the Misses Barrett. Lucy
Douglas. and Lisa Anderson. of this
city. Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett was
present at the reception on board the
Fylgia.
Mrs. George Johnson and Mrs. F. S.
Chapman have returned from Virginia
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs William Melchoir and
daughter left during the week for a
visit to New York and Asbury Park.
Miss Moreno Smith has returned from
short visit TO Colonial Beach.
Mrs. George KimbaIl left during the
week for New York. from which city
she viii sail in a few days for Panama
to join Mr.. Kfmban. who is employed
there.
Miss Margaret Baker, who has been
visiting in Harrisonburg, has returned.
Mrs. w. T. B arber has gone to Pittsyi-
vania county for two weeks.
Charles II. Klaus is home from Boston.
where he has been visiting friends.
". Il. Roxby. of Ohio, and Miss Hat
tie n. Karn. daughter Of Mrs. Addie II.
karns were married in Baltimore by
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Goeiet- But young Prince William OF
Sweden has set all the Four hundred
at Newport tumbling over themselves
20 do him honor. His three days so
Journ IN port on board the Cruiser
Fyigia has been the feature OF the sea-
SON The widest excitement has pre-
vailed With regard TO tie functions
organized in his behalf. and the
amount OF intrigus and maneuvering
that has taken place In order to Sc
cure him as a guest. and, failing that.
20 obtain invitations to functions at
which he was present. passes all be-
lief.
The week opening today-the last one
before the horse show at the Casino
which constitutes the death k5leE Of the
season, will be a very busy one a. New
port.
Dance at Newport Casino.
Thus the Casino vii be tomorrow
night for the first time this summer the
scene Of a big dance az which the entire
fashionable element will appear in force.
even Mrs. Ogden Mills and her daughters.
who. as a general rule. fight shy OF
these subscription balls. For the dance
tomorrow night will be subscription
affair. pure and simple, at the rate OF
SO ticket
It has been organized in connection
With the national lawn tennis tourna-
ment, and the men IN charge OF the az
A Sands. Henry A c. Taylor. jr. Will
ing Spencer, J R Barton willing and
William O'DonneIi IseIin. All are identi-
red vita the lawn tennis tournament
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Tuesday morning Mrs. siias Hare.
Of Wa shington. and Mrs. B. A. Bryant.
OF Colorado Springs. gave a progressive
euehre Of ten tables. After the award
ing of lovely prizes. a delightful lunch
con was served. Those playing were
Mesdames Tutwiler, Toulman. Addison,
Morgan. MagTuder. McElheney. Ruther-
ford. CaFusi. Taylor. Knox. Bigelow.
Msihews. Little. snodgrass. Bradford.
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The six Sisters" (as they are known
here, Mesdames Tutwiler and Toulman.
OF Birmingham, Ala; Magruder, Of Kes-
wick; Morgan. Of Petersburg; Wallace
and Addison, OF Norfolk, Va. who are
holding their annual reunion here. gave
a brilliant whist party on Friday morn
ing. A delightful luncheon with cham
payne punch was served.
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The browning feature of last week
was the mask ball Saturday evening.
The ballroom presented a beautiful
sight, with colonial DIMES and cavaliers
intermingling with gold dust and twins
and Mephistos. Capt. John Smith paid
court TO French danseuse. and Poca-
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Entertainments.

A very successful vaudeville perform
anee was given last week in the theater
OF National Park Seminary for the
benefit OF the fund for a new graded
Eehool building in the neignborhood.
The play called Summer Boarders.'s
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DR.. George Ben Johnston and DR..
Lewis Bosher are having a pleasant
summer in Europe.
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shoup. at sparkill-on-the-Hudson. They
will make another short visit with Mrs.
Shoup before returning to their apart
ment in The Hawarden for the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max Stern. Of Baltimore,
announce the engagement Of their
daughter Miss Rose Stern. to Herman
Stiefel. OF this city.
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MISS Eugenia selden Taylor and Miss
Charlotte Miller. both of Richmond, are
at the Greenbrier. White sulphur
Springs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nathan sondheimer.
formerly OF NJ street, have taken an
apartment at the New Berne, Twelfth
streets and Massachusetts avenue
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the Rev. Jeners. After a trip to Nj
agara Falls, they will reside in this
city.
csue schwarzman and family have
returned from Colonial Beach
W. z. Bidd. Of Louisa county, was IN
the city during the week
Mrs. J. J. Nugent has returned from
visit to Round Hi.
Miss Belle Boswell is visiting the
Misses Brill.
Harvey browns. Milford Self. and Ed
ward Shock have gone TO jamestown
Mrs. Kohn Haynes and her niece. Miss
Dorothy Moore. are at Berkeley Springs,
W. Va.
Hugh McEboy, Edward Powers. Frank
Halter. and Joseph Smith, OF Olean. n.
Y, who have been visiting the James
town Exposition. were the guests of
Capt K. 3. Drew during the week
Nj and Mrs. Charles W. Hulhsh. Of
Charlottesville. have returned to their
home after a visit to friends in this
city.
Ashby Gorham and Miss Irene Gorham
have returned after visit TO Harrison
burg. Va.
c. c. carun was in Norfolk during the
week
A. A. WIlburn Is spending a few
weeks with his parents in Fauquier
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bendheim have
returned from a visit to Atlantic City
Mrs. Kate L. Taylor has returned
from a visit TO Boyce. Clark county.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Kirkpatrick and chill
dreu are the guests of Capt Herbers
Bryant. on Washington street
Dr. and Mrs. Stewart Jamison ara at
Ocean City. Nd.
Frank Gibson. OF Rarkersburg, W.
Va. is the guest of his mother. Mrs.
Gibson
Dr. and Mrs. S. X Moore have re-
turned from visit TO Atlantic City.
c. Z. Outcalt has returned from a
short visit TO Martinsburg.
Mark Craig. George K. Bender, Ray
mond Gaines. JOSEPH Cornell. Lewis
Baker. and Malcolm Bremen are at the
jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. Edward Leadbeater has return
ed from visit TO her daughter, Mrs.
William Lloyd. near Red Bank. n. J.
Mrs. George il. Robinson and chill
dren are home after a visit to Mrs.
Robinson's brother. Frank English.
The Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Wallis are
at Atlantic City for a Few weeks.
Frank McLaren and Miss May Nc
Laren have returned from a fifteen
day visit to Atlantic City.
Mrs. K. L. Lambeth has gone to
Loudoun county for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kemper and
daughter. accompanied by Miss vivi-
enne Entwistle. left Monday for the
Jamestown Exposition By way of Bal
timore.
Henry Spitnagei and Brad Sherer, OF
Bridgeton, \. J.. are the guests OF VIII
liam Driscoil
Louis Ansley LETT Friday for a short
visit to Woodbury. Forest, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Julina Burke have come
into town after spending the summer on
Seminary hill
Miss Lisa Anderson left Tuesday for
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In honor OF his twenty-first birthday.
Philip Kronheim viii give dinner TO
his friends. at Great Falls. this evening
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Harry Friedlander win leave today or
Northern trip and Join Mrs. Fried
lander at Old Orchard Beach
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Miss Lisa Anderson left Tuesday for
Jamestown where she viii be the guest
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Miss Neddie Smith and Miss simmonds
are spending a fortnight's stay at Viz
ginia Beach and the jamestown Expo
sition.
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lie Roy and Dunbar A. Rosenthal have
gene on a two weeks trip to New York.
Philadelphia, and Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Charles Hoffman, OF 1909 Seventh
street. accompanied by her children,
Pauline ard Fred, have gone for a two
weeks visit to her brother IN Newport,
r. l.. and returning viii stop at Coney
Island and Atlantic City.
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Miss Winifred Stern and Miss Blanche
Stern will leave today TO spend several
weeks in New York and the neighbor-
ing resorts.
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Miss Sue Wynkoop. daughter Of Mrs
J. W. Beans. of Fairfax, Va, was mar
ried yesterday at noon to Achilles Sa-
carlo. in the brides home. 1906 P street.
by the Rev. ". H. Chapman, temporary
pastor of the Mt. Vernon NJ. E. Church
South. Only the relatives and a few in
innate friends were present for the cere-
mony. The brides only attendant was
Miss Marguerite Sagario, sister of the
bridegroom, and Frank Wynkoop, Of
Hamilton, Va, brother Of the bride,
acted as best man.
The bride wore her travelling gown of
brown taffeta silk. with hat and acces-
series 20 match. The bridegroom is a
graduate OF the Central High School.
class Of 1899, ana was graduated later
from Lehigh University Of Bethlehem,
Pa. as d civil engineer
During The latter college career he
r.'ade a splendid reputation as a basket
ball player and in other athletic sports,
He was captain Of the first basketball
team organized III the Central High
School
he is also prominent now in the local
baseball teams. being "outfeld" in the
Mt Vernon sunday School team. The
bride and bridegroom left this afternoon
for a trip to Atlantic City. after which
they viii spend three weeks with Mrs
Sagario's relatives IN Loudoun county,
Va.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Julina Burke have come
into town after spending the summer on
Seminary hill
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Louis Ansley left Friday for a short
visit to Woodbury. Forest, Va
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Miss Nanny Randolph selden is the
guest Of Mrs. George Ambrose Allen.
in Erie. Pa.
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Miss Bella Hirsh. OF Washington. is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Goldstein at the Marlborough
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Mrs. r. l. White has gone to Atlantic
City. to remain until September 3
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The marriage Of Miss Mary E. Orion
and A. Ross Edmonston took place
at Rockville on Wednesday afternoon
at the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church. the Rev. H z. France Of
6ciating. Miss orion had only one at
tendant, Miss Bliss Edmonston. who
ected as maid OF honor. Mr.. Edmon-
sion had as his best man his brides
brother, c. Percy Orion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmonston are now at the jamestown
Exposition, and viii be at home after
September !, at els Eighth street north
east.
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The home or Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mcmillan Brookshire was tie scene OF
a pretty wedding on Wednesday even
ing, when their daughter. Miss Ger
trude Mcmillan BTookshire, was mar
Tied TO George Robert Bryan. the Rev.
J. z. Stuart officiating. The parlors
were decorated with ferns and Bride
roses. forming a dainty bower for the
bridal party. A reception followed to
the families OF the bride and bride
groom. After their return from the
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan viii
be at home 70 their friends on Septem-
Der l.
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Henry Spitnagei and Brad Sherer, OF
Bridgeton, \. J., are the guests OF VIII
liam Driscoll