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Some Evening Reveries.

and where peace and plenty SO uni
versally abound, and civilization in
it's highest type so exalts humanity,
we are truly doubly blessed and
our autumns are golden in more
ways than one, and as sewers and
reapers, the children of men, par
ticularly in the bonds of this lati-
tude, can do no less in gratitude
thon absorb and reflect the sun
shine so lavished upon them.
Freely we receive, then freely give.
Bless as ye are blessed;
Yield forth in the life you live
The purest and the best.
This is the harvest time for thanks.
True, there has been trials, calami-
ties in some places, homes destroy
ed, losses and sorrows, but taking
the country over our blessings have
been very many and far out num-
bered the dark appalling things of
life. In spite of many evils there
been as much of true sympathy, of
genuine benevolence, of a cordial
spirit, of brotherly love and good
fellowship, we can keep our thanks
giving in the spirit of the scriptur-
al admonition, BE ye thankful" "
Let US be thankful that however
difficult and full of tenn ptation life
may be, we are given wisdom that
suffices for daily living. No part of
mans nature is so strengthened by
right choice as the conscience. It
is the still, small voice that we
must listen for, and the oftener we
hear it and obey, the clearer and
fuller is it's tone. It is the delicate
intuition that is dulled and finally
destroyed by the doings of evil.
Let us be thankful that most men
are -blessad with the righteous de-
sire to do good and to deal fairly |
by their neighbors.
Y
For many years, aye, almost |
since first this country had name,
it has been the custom of the peo-
pie to set apart one day in the
year, after harvest time, for thanks
giving and praise to the Great Ru-
Ter of the universe for His loving
kindness and tender mercies. Who
,an live in beautiful America and
not believe that there is a God, and
that it is His pleasure to prosper
5he liberty-loving people of this
great country. The evidences,
strong, indisputable, convincing,
ire on every hand.
The greatest of feast days in
America should be one of rejoicing
ind thanksgiving bv all the people.
This is the harvest time for the in
gathering of thanks for the bles-
'ings of the year. Thanksgiving
lay was first established in the
United States by the Pilgrims at
plymouth, New England, replacing
christmas as the great family fes- {
ival, and has been gradually ad- {
'pted in other parts of the country. '
congress recommended days of ,
thanksgiving annually during the {
evolution, and Washington, in
789, after the adoption of the con-
titution. Other days of national =
thanksgiving have been proclaimed,
nd since 1868 the last Thursday in {
november has been annually pro- !
laimed by the president as ma 7
Ional Thanksgiving Day. 7
Card Of Thanks /.
To those who have been with us I
l our late bereavement and hyI
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Don't miss the P. e. o. bazaar
December IA, afternoon and even
ing.
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HUMANITY ON THE MOVE
Brief Mention Of Those Who Come and Go
During the Week

county circuit court this week.
| F. w. Gould made a business
trip to Brookfeld Wednesday.
| w. P. Bottiger spent couple Of
days this week at Garnett, Kans.
R. T. Dye has been at West
Plains the past week on business.
Mrs. j. B. Patrick has spent the
past week with relatives at Chilli
cothe.
Jas. Wilkins was looking after
real estate matters in North Da-
kota last week.
A. L. McCabe, station agent at
Forker, was business visitor in
Laclede Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Weaver
spent Sunday with the family of A.
Brinkley at Linneus.
Miss Hattie Koch, of Hannibal,
is the guest of Miss Martha Duck
worth, on route three.
Fl. j. Libby was here from Shell
bina the first of the week and spent
a day with home folk.
Mrs. DR.. J. W. Hardy, of Sum-
ner, was the guest of Miss Laura
Love Thursday of this week.
W. S. Summers, who has been
running steam plow near Chilli
cothe, came home Wednesday.
Geo. G. Smith, wife and daugh-
ter, visited Mr.. and Mrs. D. T.
Edwards in Marceline this week.
Mills Coleman is spending this
week in Kansas with a view to
investing in farm lands of that
state.
Much CUrn is Hcing delivered
here this week, Felt & Lomax being
the buyers. They are paying 40
cents.
Mrs. VIM. Brooker and two chill
dren, Of Jeffersonville, Indiana,
are here to spend the winter with
the family of R. T. Dye
J. A. Shoup, of MeadvilIe, spent
a day with friends here last week
and made this Office a pleasant call
renewing for another year.
Ed. Love, fireman on the Bur-
lington between Francis and East
st. Louis, is spending a few days
with home folk in Laclede.
Horace Standby came in this
week from spending a year in the
west and is visiting at the home of
his family, DR.. q. 7. Standby.
S. A. Anderson in sending in his
renewal from Rexford, Kansas,
says his family is all we'll but can't
get along without THE BLADE.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Williams, of
7rookfeld township, were guests
# Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Mouser last
sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
we're married on Thursday of last
week, the bride being Miss Maud
Tier, of Grantsville.
Those from Laclede attending the
hrysanthemum show at Meadville
thursday were Mesdames A. Nc
irew, Dora Lockridge, 2. T.
F. F. Pratt, j. E. Welsh,
!. W. Lomax, A. j. Caywood, w.
[. Woods, M. P. Benson, G. E.
Hilton, and Misses Eunice Thomp-
on, Ellen Watson, Laura Skulley,
life Mahurin, Louese Burke,
;dith Mahurin, Lola Brown, Emma
field, Daisy Rankin, Margaret
'ove, Roxanna Rankin, Agnes
thompson, Marvel Cory, and
[essrs. N. Byrne, A. j. Baum,
d Love, Elgin Burke, Ward
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ROCKVILLE SOCIAL NOTES.

Rockville, Aug, 10.
Mr. Zad0c Dove, Of Baltimore, Is on a
visit 10 his family in this section.
Mr. Alexander Kilgour, OF the Rockville
bar, has gone 10 Norfolk, Va, on busi-
ness and for pleasure.
Miss Annie Moore, OF Perryville. Va.
has returned 10 her home after a week S
visit to Miss Helen Talbot.
Miss Mary Anderson. daughter Of Capt.
James Anderson, will leave Tuesday next
to visit friends in Madison. W Va
Miss Annie Eggleston. Of Lexington.
Mo-, Is visiting at the home of Mr.. John
G. England. Miss Eggleston formerly re-
sided here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Pumphrey, a few
evenings ago, gave a delightful water
melon feast 10 a number of young folks at
their beautiful home on Montgomery
avenue.
Mrs. S. B. Hege has returned from a
stay at her cottage home, Liberty, n. Y,
and her daughter, Miss Daisy, has taken
up her residence at the same resort for
while
Mrs. James E. Poole. OF Monument
View. has returned from a visit TO her
sister. Mrs. Woodward. at Front Royal.
Va, and Mrs, Woodward is now making
a stay with Mrs. Poole.
Mrs William P. Dawson, of Dawson
vile, has been visiting her sister, Hrs.
II. Clinton Allnutt, and is now with an
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den City; Mr.. John Moller. jr, Of Lake
wood. and Mr Malcolm McBurney, OF
stockbridge.
Arrangements have been completed for
the annual race meet OF the Berkshire
Hunt at the Lee Pleasure Park, Satur-
day afternoon, September Il. This event
closely rivals the annual horse show both
as a society and a sporting event, and
there is always q brilliant gathering at
the ringside. Six races are on the card,
the Lenox horse show handicap. Berls-
shire pony race, Lenox Club steepiechase
the race for the presidents cup. and the
hurdle race. Parking spaces about the
ring will be sold and here society will
gather to watch the spirited and interest
ing contests. Many of the men who ride
are prominent IN social life, which adds
greatly TO the interest Of the occasion.
Narragansett Pier was never gayer or
more enjoyable than this season. A large
contingent Of the younger married people
from Washington are enjoying their stay
there and are among the weekly hosts
az dinners.
Richfield Springs is the center for the
army and navy contingent The Admiral
of The Navy and Mrs, Dewey are among
the most prominent of the summer coll
ony, Mrs Dewey being very much I'M
proved in health. They have recently
entertained at several bridge parties and
dinners. Rear Admiral Yates Sterling and
Mrs. Sterling also are there, as well as
numerous young people from the fash
lonable circles of the army and navy.
Mrs. Clarence Horner and two daugh-
ters, Mrs Richard Job. Mr.. john Van
Dyke Green, Mr. and Mrs. Gage, Mr..
Maurice Joyce, and Miss Mary Joyce are
Washington soiourners at Berkeley
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Blythe, Of this
city, and their son. Stuart. sailed last
Thursday for Europe on the Baltic, for
a stay Of several months.
Mrs, Charles W. Russell and Miss Lucy
Virginia Russell, wife and daughter c.
Assistant Attorney General Charles W.
Russell. after visiting their son. John
Mosby Russell. who is located in New
York, have been spending some time in
New Rochelle, n. y. They will visit
other points of interest, and later on Join
friends in Virginia.
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other sister. Mrs. Josephine Veirs, al the
old Velrs homestead, a short distance
south L Rockville.
The Montgomery Country Club gave two
informal dances and musicale during the
week. Thursday next a bridge tourna-
ment will be held. and Saturday follow
ing an informal dance. A grand leap year
dance viii come of Saturday, August p.
Mrs. Kate Shine and her daughter, Mar
garet. who have been visiting Mrs z. E.
Welsh. of Rockville. have returned 10
their home in san Antonio, Tex Mr.
James Cuff a nephew Of Mrs Shine. went
home with her, and will attend school in
San Antonio.
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WARRENTON SOCIAL NOTES

Warrenton, Va, Aug. 10.
! Miss Aargery Durham, Of Baltimore
( is the guest Of Miss Sally Marshall.
Mrs Leonard Horner, OF New Haven
/ Conn, is visiting Maj. and Mrs. Barry.
Mr. NJ H Murphy. Of Greensboro
Ala, is the guest Of Mr.. James D. Hall. IT
Miss Jean Walsh, OF Washington. D. c.
spent the week with Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Harris.
Mrs Winifred Muerling, OF New York
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. James X
Maddux.
Lieut.. John B. Rose. United States Ar
tiIlery. is visiting his father, Mr.. Alexan-
der Rose.
Admiral and Mrs. Alexander Watson
and Miss Eugene Watson are at Mrs
Britton's.
DR.. and Mrs. Laurison Harding, Of
Washington. D. c., are visiting Mrs. Tay-
lor Scott.
Mrs. H. S. Avery, Of Havana, Cuba,
wife Of Capt. Avery, L. S. A, is az Mrs.
Britton's.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bell. of Charles
ton, S. c. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gren-
vile Gaines.
Lieut. and Mrs. Fielding Poindexter, L.
S. A., are the guests of Capt and Mrs.
Edward Carter.
Admiral and Mrs. c. T. Hutchins. Of
Washington, D. c., are at Capt and
Mrs. Edward CaTter's.
Mrs. Nell s. and Miss Marie Ne NJ
Brown, Of Washington, D. c.. are at
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eppa Hunton and Gen.
Eppa Hunton, Of Richmond. are guests
Of Mr.. and airs. Moses Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Whittle. of Nor
folk, are at "Waverley." the delightful
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Cooper.
E. C. SpiHman, of Kinghsher. Okla, and
DR.. R. s. Spillman, Of Norfolk, are visit
ing Judge and Mrs. Edward spillman.
Miss Elizabeth Price. Of Richmond, was
hostess at a charming bridge party Sat
urday afternoon at the residence Of Mrs.
Green.
DR.. Harry H. Winter, Z. s. A. and Mrs
Winter have just returned from the Phil
ippines. and are visiting Mrs. Thomas
Smith, at Bethel.
Lieut.. William F. Armsden, U. S. ",
now SIauOneU N new 1DIk. was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Mar
shall for a few days.
Mrs Baldwin Day Spillman and her
daughters have returned from West Vir-
ginia, and are now at Glover Croft, i"
the summer home Of Gen. Spillman.
Mrs. Lindsey Peterson and her daugh-
ter, Miss Percy Patterson. both of Win
ston-Salem. n. c., have rented for the
summer Neptune Lodge the beautiful
home Of James X MaddGx.
Mrs. z. II. Colston and Mrs. c. B. Bry-
an. of Mobile, Ala. daughters of the
late Admiral Raphael Semmes; Mrs.
George Barker and Miss Barker. Of New
York, and Mr.. P. Lightfoot Wormslty, OF
Richmond, are at the Warren Green Hotel
Miss Elizabeth Hardy Fair is prepar-
ing for an extended trip to San Juan.
Porto Rico. She will join Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Darlington Coles and others IN
Washington. whence they will go to New
York TO sail.
Miss Americus Payne. OF Baltimore, is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Morton Douglass.
Admiral and Mrs. Hutchins were host
and hostess at an entertaining and unique
bridge party Wednesday evening, given
for q charity. Receiving with Mrs.
Hutchins were Mrs. Garst, wife Of Ad-
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. Peter Augustus Jay, an attache Of
the American Embassy in London. is a re-
cent arrival at Newport. where he will
spend several weeks with his parents.
Sir Joslyn Booth and Lady Booth. OF
/ Ireland WHO arrived in New York Thurs
day, are the guests Of Miss Emily Tucker
man, at Inglesido Hall, in Stoc1bridge.
Mass.
Mr.. George Hall. United States consul
at Constantinople. sailed from New York
Friday on the steamship La Plata. for
/ Jamaica.
Col. Charles F. BromweH, Z. S. A..
military aid to the President, and Mrs
Bromwen sailed from New York yester-
day for Cherbourg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Nailor Of Wash
| ington, are recent arrivals in Paris.
Among Washingtonians occupying cot
| tages at Millboro, in the Alleghenies, are
Col. and Mrs. o. o. Stealey and daughter
Miss Willie; Commander Robert Plat
U. S. n, and Miss Harriet Plat. and
Hon. and Mrs. P. Y. DeGraw.
Tsunejiro Mlyaoka. counselor of the
japanese Embassy, and Nine. Miyacka.
who occupy apartments at the High
lands, left Washington Thursday for
Nataneock. n. Y, for the remainder of
the summer.
Mr.. Harry Rapley left Washington
Thursday evening to Join Mrs. Rapley
at Narragansett Pier. where they will
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. T. Moran, OF George
town, are occupying the Kaise home at
Bethesda, Nd, which they have taken for
the summer.
Mr. Jilson D. Entwisle and son and
daughter viii leave Washington to-day
for jamestown, Va. where they VIII
spend the next ten days.
Mrs lockwood Hoar. widow Of former
Sepator Hoar of Massachusetts,. has
taken the Boardman cottage at Beverley
Farms, Massachusetts,, for the remainder
OF the summer.
Senator Henry E. Burnham Of New
Hampshire is a recent arrival at the Con-
tinental Hotel IN Paris.
Mr. ana Mrs. T. c. Armstrong, of
Washington, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Lip
pincott, of Philadelphia. who are touring
through the North, arrived in an auto
mobile at Breton " oods last Wednes-
day.
Chow Tszchi, charge d'afaires OF the
Chinese Legation, who is among the small
contingent Of the diplomatic colony still
in Washington, has been detained in town
by the arrival of new daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chow and their family.
two little daughters. and an American
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miral Garst, L. S. ", retired Mrs. Ed
ward Carter, Mrs. Nimonia Wood. both
/ OF this place. Mrs. William J. Boothe. and
/ Mrs. Cassius Lee, OF Alexandria. Va.
! and Miss Elizabeth Hardy Fair, Of War
! renton.
Invitations are out 10 the marriage OF
DR.. William Beverley Mason, OF WASH
/ ington, y. c.. and Miss Agnes Cray
Kennedy, daughter OF Dr. and Mrs.
stephen DandTidge Kennedy. Of Cassillis.
/ The ceremony viii take place at St
James Church here on August % Fol-
lowing the ceremony will be a reception
at Cassillis. DR.. Mason will have as his
best man Or. A c. HalIbeck, OF Column
bia, s. c. The maid Of honor viii be
Miss Mary Selden Kennedy, sister OF the
bride.
Seldom has there been seen here a. more
delightful entertainment than the bridge
party and tea given Thursday afternoon
by Miss Elizabeth Hardy Fair, in honor
OF Mrs. II. $. Avery, wife Of Capt. Avery,
Z. 5. A, now stationed in Havana. Cuba.
and Mrs. Eugene Watson, OF Annapolis,
Nd. The charming young hostess was. as
sisted In receiving by Mrs. Avery, Mrs.
Watson, and Miss Watson. Mrs. DOUGLAS.
nj the tea table. was assisted by Misses
Nelson. Hicks. Moore. Scott. and Spill
man. The table decorations were artistic,
yellow being the prevailing color.
Among those present were Mrs. Slater.
Mrs. Day, Mrs. Wylie Clark, Mrs. Eppa
Hunton, Of Richmond. Va: Mrs. John
Gaines. Mrs. GrenviIle Gaines. Mrs. Bald
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Yesterday the marriage OF Miss Katrina
Wright, daughter OF the retiring American
Ambassador to Japan, Gen. Luke Wright,
TO Capt Charles Day Palmer was
solemnized In the American Embassy at
Tokyo.
After the reception. following the cere-
mony, the bride and bridegroom left for
a short wedding trip, and will sail on
August q with the Ambassador and Mrs
Wright for America. Capt Palmer went
20 the Philippines in the Quartermaster
Generals department., United States army,
having been transferred from the Fourth
Cavalry. He resigned his commission in
February. 1901. 70 become the manager OF
the international Banking Company. OF
Manila.
The engagement OF Miss Wright and
Capt Palmer was announced more than
year ago. Miss Wright is a Memphis
girl, and made her debut in society there
TWO years ago. while visiting America
with her parents, on their way from the
Philippines, where Gen. Wright was
governor, 70 Japan. his new post OF duty
The 'coming-out" party was given in the
Chickasaw Club, Of Memphis, and II was
a pretentious function, for Miss Wright
IS extremely popular there.
The American Embassy under the
regime Of the Wrights has been quite
the center OF social festivities in Japan.
The last wedding 20 take place there
was that Of Miss Halle Ermlnie Rives
and Post Wheeler, the latter the first
secretary OF the embassy which took
place in a bewildering mass OF cherry
blossoms and chrysauthemUms, a typical
japanese scene.
Ambassador and Mrs. Wright and
Capt Palmer and his bride will make
a visit in Memphis, and the two last
named will make a visit also in New
York, the home OF the bridegroom. lie
IS West Point graduate. class OF 'Ss.
and was commissioned second lieutenant
in the Fourth Cavalry. He was born
in Ohio, and appointed to the Academy
from Iowa.
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There viii be bridge party at the Cur
It's Hotel, Lenox, next Friday evening for
the R!6e-a-Wee Home for Friendiess Dogs
in New York City. Promoting the party
among other fashionable women are Miss
Helen Parish, Mrs. Frank K. Sturgis,
Mrs. Henry L. Lee. and Mrs. Charles
Astor Bcisted.
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Mr. ]. AMMAN Bryce. OF London. a
brother OF the British Ambassador. the
Hon. James Bryce. arrived at Erskine
Park. LenOx. Friday night TO be The
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs, George Westing-
house. Mr.. Bryce went to Lenox from
lntervale, where he has been visiting his
brother Tor a week
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nurse. are an attractive picture as they
drive through the uptown streets and
parks during the summe! months.
Mr. and Mrs. John Philip sousa and
Miss sousa are at NarCag ansett Pier for
the remainder or the sUsanler.
Mrs. Lindsay Fairfax, who is spending
the summer at Lenox. entertained at a
luncheon Friday. complimentary TO her
guest. Miss Katherine NJ. Sherry. Of Balti-
more.
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Continued on Page 3, Column 5.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lehr, who, as
usual, are at Newport for the summer,
have as their guests Mrs. N. A Paul. OF
Radnor, Pa, and Miss Fell, of Philadel-
phia.
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The Postmaster General and Mrs.
George Won l. Meyer and the Misses
Meyer went in June to the North dur
ing the visit TO America Of the Duke
q dAbruzzi, and were among the most
active in the gayeties and entertain
ments which marked his stay here.
The family of the Postmaster General
are now occupying a cottage in the
Adirondacks, and have recently enter
tainea Miss Tuckerman, OF Boston, and
Miss Perish. Of Rome, Italy.
Tho Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Metealf. who. because Of the entertain
ing of visiting foreign officers. remained
in Washington until late in the season.
are in California among old friends
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Mr.. and Mrs. Byron S. Adams and
daughter. Miss Marie Adams. left Wash
ington Tuesday morning for q motor trip
through New Jersey. the Connecticut
River Valley, Springfield, Mass, Boston,
Magnolia, and Gloucester.
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Announcement has been made during
the past week Of the engagement Of Miss
Sallie Faulkner, youngest daughter OF
former Senator Charles J. Faulkner. to
Mr.. stephen snodgrass, Of Martinsburg,
w. Va. The wedding will be the culmina-
ton OF a romance which had its begin
ming in the childhood days Of Miss Faux
ner and Mr.. SnOdgrass. and will unite two
Of the most prominent families Of their
native town. The wedding has been set
for October 2, and will be one OF the
most brilliant affairs OF the fall Miss
Faulkner is a most attractive girl. OF
true Southern charm, and is very popular
both il this country and Europe, where
she has Travelled extensively.
Lenox-is not after all, to have the we'd
ding of Miss Elsie Bacon and Mr.. Joseph
Lowering, which. it was hoped by the
smart set who linger there late in the
autumn, would be one Of the seasons
most brilliant functions. II has been
decided that the ceremony will take place
at the old home of Assistant Secretary
ot State Robert Bacon, at Jamaica Plains.
Mass, Saturday. October I2
Miss Elsie Bacon is the eldest Of Mrs.
William Baeon's three daughters, who
have been so much in Boston during the
winter for the last two or three years
that they seem TO belong quite as much TO
the smart set here as to that OF Lenox
or New York. The bride OF October will be
distinctly OF the Boston colony when she
becomes Mrs. Joseph Lowering. Mr.. Low
ering is q son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n
Lowering, of Commonwealth avenue. His
mother was Marian Sears, and his broth
er Is Mr.. Richard Lowering. who will
probably be his best man. Mr.. Joseph
Lowering is a member Of the RACQUET
Club and Harvard, %. A number of his
classmates viii doubtless be ushers. Miss
Marion Bacon. the second daughter. and
Mr.. John c. Greenleaf of New Yorl,
We're married in Lenox May %. and their
wedding opened the season. Miss Emily
Bacon, the third sister, and Miss Elsie
were the bridesmaids. The young women
are al three very pretty, with fascinat-
Ing manner and are capital sports.
The engagement was announced last
week Of Miss Elizabeth Lanier Dunn
and Mr.. Sydney Buford, jr., of Richmond
va Miss Dunn Is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lanier Dunn, and made her
debut in Washington with her older sis
ter, now Mrs. George Cole Scott. two
years ago under the ohaperonage OF their
Mrs William Dunn. at her
home In Rhode Island avenue. Miss
Dunn and her sister were educated in
Italy and France, their parents having
spent many years abroad. They were
presented at several courts abroad before
they made their formal bows TO society in
this country. After a season in Wash |
ington they spent the following winter IN |
New York with relatives. and have since
stayed a great deal at the handsome plaee
they maintain at Hot Springs. Miss Dunn |
IS beauty and a belle She is not of
the butterfly type, but substantial young |
woman Of conservatism and higher edu-
cation Aside from being quite a lin /
guist and student, she is a splendid atb- |
lete, and has won several cups in tennis |
tournaments. Mr.. Buford is a member
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The Attorney General and Mrs. Bona
parte, who are only residents Of Wash
ington during the height Of the season.
Keeping open their beautiful home in
Baltimore during the whole year, and
entertaining house parties for the
weekend during the short spring and
autumn seasons at their fine country
residence, are among the recent ar
rivals at Lenox, and have been hosts
during the week at several small din
ners.
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The Misses Magruder have left the city
70 join the house party Of Mrs. Meverell
Van Doren. at her country home "Bien-
helm, near Charlottesville, Va.