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English Gun Making.

From the London Express.
The firearms industry of England was
originated In the Tower of London by
Henry VIII, who, Directing to dependence
upon Belgium Italy and Germany for his
small arms, imported number of Hal
naulters. who could use, repair and make
hand guns. In 1853 we have the first record
of the gunsmiths of Birmingham, when Sir
Richard NeWdigate, the then member for
Warwickshire, procured the Birmingham
manufacturers their first government con-
tract for muskets.
Since those days the Birmingham manu-
facturers have been ceaseless in their en-
deavors to raise the standard of their weap-
ons, and in the markets of the world today
their guns have no equal But the cupidity
of the dealer has induced him to substitute
for the Birmingham made weapon that of
Belgian manufacture. This, he insists, Is
Just as >good, the chief argument IN
favor of the Liege gun being, of course, the
prospectof a larger profit.
Thirty years ago England had over sc
per cent of the worlds trade in firearms
now, without including the firearms which
are used In the countries In which they are
produced, England has less than one-tenth
of the remaining foreign trade.
Belgium has about Co per cent of the for
eign demand for firearms. Great
Britain is now included as one of the best
markets for Belgium firearms.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
i CORRESPONDENCE of The Star.

Special correspondence OF Inc star.
ATLANTIC CITY, April 6. 1907.
An unusually large number of the Easter
isitors 10 Atlantic City have remained over
for few days, and instead of the hotels
being nearly emptied as heretofore they are
still well filled. The holdovers are being
well repaid for their prolonged stay, too,
for the weather, while little cooler than
last week, has been fine
The Hotel Monticello, which ran under
the name of the Berkeley last year. has
opened for the 1907 season under the able
management of Mr.. A Conrad Eckholn.
The proprietor has made many improve
ments in the house. 1t has been enlarged.
refurnished and redecorated and its location
at the foot of Kentucky avenue, In the
heart of all that is interesting along the
great boardwalk, makes it a mos; desirable
stopping place.
MIR and Mrs. A y. Hatcher and family
Of Washington are spending the week in the
resort. They are registered at the Berk-
Miss A. NJ. Graham of Washington is
spending, the spring at the shore. She is
staying at the Hotel Albemarle.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Power of Wash
ington are among the April visitors at the
Hotel Raleigh
DR.. and Mrs Hall Lewis of Washington
are spending few days here at the Hotel
Albemarle
The following residents of Washington
have registered at these Atlantic city hotels
during the week:
Hotel BrevOort- Mr. and Mrs F. Ger
vite. Mrs. NJ. s. johnson.
Berkshire Inn-H. Hacker.
Hotel Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs. o. Shunati
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Martin.
Alice Durfee.
Hotel CONFERENCE.-The II. Bowser, Mar
ion Lee.
Craig Hall-Mrs ]. Rakeman. Miss Rake
man
Hotel Chetwoode- and Mrs. B. Hol-
den.
Chester Inn-Samuel Tate. B. F. Triens
Hotel Dennis-Mrs. Edward Z. Hayden.
Hotel Elwood-Mrs. Riley, Mrs. q. r
Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Clarke.
Hotel Frontenac-M. Alderman.
Hotel Ircquois- j. NJ. Wilson
Miss l.. NJ. Waller.
Hotel Jackson-George S. Coleman, Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Gunnell
New England-Mr. and Mrs. j r. Ergood
Hotel Runnymede-Mr.a and Mrs j. Town.
send. J. T Rothrock.
Hotel shelburne-George ID. I.aughlin
Hotel Stanley-M. VI. Hodgen, F. H. But
Ter. A II. Butler
Hotel Shorebam-Mrs. A. l.. Bryant.
Seaside-James b. Lambie. c. w Pimfer
Miss Denham.
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Anniversary Celebration.

Mount Vernon Commandery, United Order
of the Golden Cross, celebrated It's seven
teenth anniversary last Monday evening at
it's hall, SIG 9th street northwest. After a
short business session, at which two appli-
cations were received, the doors were opened
and visitors were admitted Those who par
ticipated in the program were Mr. Rudolph
Boehs. Miss Mary feathers, Miss NJ. A.
Peterson, Miss Flora Bernheimer, Mr..
Charles Garlock. Mrs. Frank Bliss, Miss
Lillian Lewis, Master Gerald Vernell Weik-
eTt. Miss Thelma Grove Roy Grove, Mas
ter Douglas Grove. Misses Eola and Mona
Grove, Mr. William Lang, Messrs. SPELL
bring and Heinold Mrs. Allan Jennings and
Miss Hodges, Miss Gertrude Musser, Mr.
c. NJ. Hauser. Mrs. Gertrude Clarvoe, Miss
Edith Wise and Miss Noel.
Refreshments were served by the good OF
the order committee. in charge of Miss Clara
Nelson. The program was in charge OF
Past Noble Commander ]. III. A. Fowler.
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by aid of tablespoons. and the mirth 1t
provoked promises to make 1t very popular.
Mr.. Richard E. Trasier of Boston, Mr..
Lathrop Baldwin of New York and DR..
George s. Hill of Marbehead acted as
judges and timekeepers and had busy
afternoon of it. stop watches. score sheets
and megaphone all considered.
Base ball is filling in many pleasant after
moons, the local teams being evenly match
ed. and saddle picnics are much enjoyed;
a moonlight campfire" party being nov
city of the week.
One of the special golf features of the
week was a mixed foursome match be-
tween Allan Lard of Washington and Miss
MC',y Adams of Boston, and Fred HERE
shof of New York and Miss Mary Dutton
of Boston, with single stroke decided on
the nineteenth green. The cards were the
fastest ever made here in similar match
eighty-one each on the home green and big
gallery following the play.
Wonderfully beautiful are the peach trees
of the vicinity at this time. acres upon
acres of them in bloom stretching away on
either side of nearby road, and attracting
scores of sightseers daily. There are few
places in the world which afford such a
wondrously beautiful sight.
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of Mrs Rosenbers's parents. Mr. and Mrs:

of Mrs. Rosenbers's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Cohen.
Miss Meta Newmyer of Havre de Grace.
Md. who has been the guest of Miss Celeste
Goodman, returned to her home during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Wolf and son,
William Wolf, are in Atlantic City.
Mrs Eugene Schwab of 9th street south
east has discontinued her Thursdays at
home.
Mr. SOL wallach spent several days in
town during the week and left for his home
in New York city yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph King is expected home from
New York today.
Mrs Fannie X. Levy is expected home to-
morrow from a two weeks visit In Nor
folk and Old Point Comfort, Va.
MIR. Benjamin Solomonsky of Norfolk,
Va arrived in town on Friday and will
make Washington his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Lyon are now located
in the Ontario, where they have taken an
apartment
Mr. A. Herzog returned to Washington
the first part of the week after a visit with
his daughter, in Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. Shulbach and Miss Irene Shulbach.
who have been the guests of Mrs. Bertha
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photo by Clinedinst.)

party included Mrs. Z. Strashurger. Mrs.
Paul CoblenZer of Boston, Mrs \. Sigmund
Mrs. j. Kronheim and Mrs. Samuel Ben
singer. The prize was won by Mrs. kron-
helm.
Mrs Leopold Behrend of 18th street is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Phil May. in
Charleston, W. Va.
Miss Hetty Abram returned TO Farmvlile
on Wednesday after pleasant weeks visit
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Franc have returned
to their home on 9TH street from a visit in
New York city with relatives.
Mrs Isaac Herman and Mrs. Albert Her
man of 10th street have discontinued their
Wednesdays at home for this season.
Mrs l. Epstein and son have returned to
the city from four weeks stay at Atlantic
City and Philadelphia.
Mr.. Harry Kaufman and Mr.. Joseph
Kaufman of New York city, formerly OF
Washington, We're the guests of relatives
during the week.
One of the weddings of interest during
the past week was that of~Mss Mary e.
Slater and Mr.. Clyde Campbell I.amond,
which took place Wednesday at noon at
Christ Church, Alexandria, Va. The bride
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PINEHURST SEASON.
.ecial Dispatch to The Star.


pinch CRST. n. c" April 6.-Perfect
weather is claiming increasing attention for
anairs out of doors the number of visitors
who are coming to enjoy Aprirs charm
being exceptionally large.
Interest of the week was divided between
the championship golf tournament and the
fourth of the equestrian gymkhanas new
and novel features making the latter event
one of the most interesting of the season.
several hundred onlookers enjoying the
fun. Track and ring events were equally
divided and there was variety in he pro-
gram, the amusing and the ludicrous hap
PLY intermingling with more spirited con-
tests which called for nerve and skill, keen
friendly rivalry for the possession of the
ribbons offered giving zest to every finish.
Another new number was the bean-carry-
ing contest, in which beans were trans
fsrred from large pail to Individual cups
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Oettinger of 9TH street, returned to their
home in New York city the end of the
week.
Mrs Sylvan Bensinger has returned to
her home on r street from visit with
rela tives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Alexander kaufman and son of
Alexandria, Va. are the guests of Mrs. B.
Dryfus of 9TH street northwest.
Mr.. Sidney Hechinger of Lehigh Univer-
sity has been spending his Easter vacation
in town with relatives.
Mrs Harry Rothschild and daughter are
spending ten days in Atlantic City.
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former pastor CT that church, bu. now con-
nected with the Tleolcg.c cal Seminary.
Only the immediate relatives Of the con-
tracing parties were present TO witness
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. I4amcnd, after
the ceremony. left for the nCrth. On their
return they Will reside at ISL Oregon
avenue, where they will be at home to
their friends after May Is.
Mrs. Maurice d. Rosenberg and daughter
Audrey left town yesterday to spend sew
eral weeks in Columbus, Ohio, as the guests
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The Fort Myer Fete.

The event of the week expected to at
tract the largest gathering Of society will
be the fete- and exhibition drills at Fort
Myer for the benefit of the Woman's Army
and Navy League, on Wednesday after
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SOCIET Y
CONTINUED from Second Page.)

program. as follows: A paper entitled THE
Neglect of Poetry" by Mrs. Edward Co
hen; Current Events by Mrs. Michael
Newmyer: piano solo, by Miss Bella Schiff-
man, and vocal solos, by Miss Irma Stern,
accompanied by Mrs. Levi David at the
piano.
Mrs. Michael Newmyer has returned to
the city from a two weeks visit in Balti-
more as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Aaron
Birkenwald..
Miss Bertha Wolf of 9Th street has re-
turned from a visit west.
Mrs. Charles A. Goldsmith of 1910 CAL
vert street has as her guests her sister,
Mrs. Myer Singer. and Master Myer Singer
and Mrs. Sam. Toplitz of new York city.
They will be at home to their friends this
afternoon.
party of young folks, numbering about
fourteen, chaperoned by Miss Jennie San
ger and Miss Clara Strauss, enjoyed an
alI-day outing on Thursday in Rock Creek
Park.
Mrs. Louis Newmyer entertained the
Thursday Evening Whist Club this week
in her apartment in the Plymouth. The
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Mr.. Edmond Monroe of Fairfax county
and Miss Bertha Gorham of this city were
quietly married in Washington on Wednes-
day by Rev. j. B. Mclaughlin.
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Miss Bertha Wolf of 9Th street has re-
turned from visit west.
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Miss Willis Williams of Stanton, Va.
is the guest of Miss Mary Glenn Uhler, on
North Washington street.
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Miss Hulda and Miss Mamie Fairfax
have returned from Strasburg, Va, where
they spent their Easter holidays.
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Miss Janet Childs is visiting Miss Mar
garet Micou on Seminary Hill.
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Miss Helen Norris Cummings has issued
invitations for tea at her home, 606 Came
ron street. on Tuesday afternoon, April 8
from to 6 o'clock.
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Mrs. Brantz Roszell of Sewanee, Tenn.
was the guest of her cousins. the Misses
Washington. on Cameron street this week.
Mrs. Roszell Is well remembered here as
Miss Christine Chew of Charles Town, w.
Va
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Miss Caroline Wise was the hostess at a
beautiful tea Tuesday afternoon at 'sher
home on Seminary Hill, given in honor Of
her guest, Mrs. James Rector Smoot Miss
Wise was assisted in receiving by her
cousin, Miss Gertrude Brooke.
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| Mrs. Henry Fairfax of Loudoun county
| and her little daughter, Miss Eugenia Fair
| fax. are spending the Easter season in this
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Mr.. George D. Southland and Miss Lucy
Carrico. daughter of Capt and Mrs. Fran
els Carrico, were married Wednesday night
at the home Of the bride, PIT North Patrick
street, by Rev. Joseph R. Sewer of the
Second Presby Church.
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her daughter, Miss Annie Hoxton. to Mr..
George Stuart. proctor of the Episcopal
High School. The wedding is to take place
In the chapel at the Episcopal Theological
Seminary Thursday evening, April 1e.ea 8
clock
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| Mr. Frank Todd, after spending his Eas-
| ter holiday at his home in this city. re-
turned to school at Paeonian Springs, Va.
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Acting Assistant Surgeon Julian T. Mil
Ter, u. 8. A, formerly of this city has
been ordered to the Naval Medical College,
Washington.
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.
ston and Master Richards Johnston of
| East Orange, N. j., are the guests of Mrs
| Thomas w. Robinson
Mrs. William B. Smithers and little Miss
| Frances Robertson have returned from a
visit to South Carolina.
| Mrs Marshall Mcdonald has returned
! from a visit to relatives in Berryvile.
Miss Alice Crawford of Seminary Hill
attended the Easter germans at the Uni
versity Of Virginia.
Lieut.. Charles Elliott, U. s. A.. is visit
ing his brother, Mr.. Ross T. Elliott, on
| Cameron street
| Mrs. Cyrus Mccormack has returned to
| her home in Berryville after spending the
| winter with her daughter, Mis-. Charles
| Elicit Cabell, in this city.
| Mr. and Mrs John Leadbeater spent
| Easter with relatives at Sandy Spring, Md.
Judge and Mrs Louis C. Barley have re-
| turned from a short visit to Old Point.
Capt. William H. Sweeney and Mr.. ].
D. Normoyle attended the annual conven-
| ton Of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
in Norfolk this week.
| Mr.. James r. Cation has returned from
a trip to st. Augustine, Fla.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James William May have
| returned from their wedding trip.
| Mr. John F. Morrow and Mrs. Blanche E.
| Thompson were quietly married last Sat
| urday night at the parsonage of Grace
Episcopal Church by Rev. Edgar Carpenter,
| restor.
Mrs. Philip Ryan Of Richmond is the
guest Of Mrs. Jacob Brill.
| been on an extended visit to friends in this
! city, returned to his home on Thursday.
| Mr.. Harry Service Entwistle of this city
and Miss Katie Cecilia Womack Of Man
| chester, Va, were married at Rockville
| Nd, on Tuesday. The ceremony was per-
| formed by Rev. Thomas J. Packard, rector
| of Christ Episcopal Church at that place.
| Mr. James Sidney Douglas, jr., and Miss
| Lucy Douglas attended the hunt ball at
Warrenton on Tuesday night.
Miss Mary c. Downey celebrated the
! eighteenth anniversary Of her birthday on
| Tuesday night by party given at the
| home Of her parents. 815 Franklin street.
The Olympian Club held delightful
Easter social on Monday night at the home
of Mr. William Rogers, on Upper King
| street.
| Miss BERTHE Gold and Mrs. Agnes Quarles
| of Delaplane are the guests of Miss Salife
| Kemper.
Miss Mary Donohoe of Fairfax was the
guest of Miss Mary Dent for the german
on Friday night.
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Mrs. Samuel Johnston, Miss Elsie John
ston and Master Richards Johnston of
| East Orange, N. j., are the guests of Mrs.
| Thomas w. Robinson.
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Miss Charlotte Lukens who has been
the guest in Richmond of the Misses Faul-
coner, has retr med to her home in Phila-
delphia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert G. Leigh, jr.. are
at the Waldorf-Astoria In New York city.
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A meeting Of the Colonial Danes was
held Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
William B. Smoot. on Prince street. After
the business meeting the chapter was beau
tifully entertained by Mrs. Smoot
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Mr. SOL Wallach spent several days in
town during the week and left for his home
in New York city yesterday.
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Mrs. "Stone all'' Jackson of Charlotte.
Nc the wfe " of the great confederate
leader. has bee invited to attend the con-
federate reunie in Richmond next June
as a special gust of the Confederate vet
Grams,
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| Miss Kate P. Baylss of Washington,
| D. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs Charles
| H. Beale, in Richmond.
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Miss BERTHE Gold and Mrs. Agnes Quarles
of Delaplane are the guests OF Miss Salife
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Mrs Eugene Schwab of 9Th street south
east has discontinued her Thursdays at
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Miss Mary Donohoe of Fairfax was the
guest of Miss Mary Dent for the german
on Friday night.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Wolf and son
William Wolf, are in Atlantic City.
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AT luncheon given Thursday last by
Mrs. Lewis c. Williams Of SO East Grace
street the engagement of Miss Roberta
Noting, the daughter of Mrs. E. o. Not
ting of 400 East Main street, this city, to
Mr.. R. Tate Irvine of Big Stone Gap, Va,
was announced. The date of the marriage
has not yet been decided on.
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| The Olympian Club held delightful
Easter social on Monday night at the home
of Mr.. William Rogers, on Upper King
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Mrs. William B. Smithers and little Miss
Frances Robertson have returned from a
visit to South Carolina.
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Mr.. Bernard B. Brown and Miss Eliza
beth Boyer were married Wednesday night
at the home of the bride on North St.
Asaph street by Rev. Charles D. Bulla of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Only the immediate families of the couple
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left to
spend their honeymoon In the south.
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Miss Agnes Makeley, who has been visit
ing Mrs. r. c. Acton, has returned to her
home in South Carolina
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Miss Edith Ramsay entertained at de-
lightful supper after the German on Fri
day night in honor of her guests, Miss
Mary and Miss Marguerite Pattison Of Bal
timore. Among those present were Miss
Ruth Bryant, Miss Elizabeth Herbert,
Messrs T. Perry Lippitt of San Juan, Porto
Rico, Webb Maddox of Marshall, Way
Charles Harrison of Leesburg. Va, Alger-
non Chalmers and Lewis Machen.
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6oebel.Woroet.

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meo ben opiiotsoGffen6e SpIpsnina,
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parig Sugtbustcrmin for Ror6et.
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lange M R%ettergong o. ou barre be.
biGlpeIig meb at tpiHae 6en oirfeIige
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-06
6reif Koiturne.

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ben meS oct mere natlrlige og
u%touugne gr9ife SeIblag, iom paa Ell
og famine Sib 9isr Siereite tom aio.
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