davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-09
A NEW BISHOP IS
TO Be objected
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or GEORGIA
TO MwET IN AUGUSTA
THIS FALL.

Augusta, Ca, Oct S-The tele-
graphic announcement yesterdya
from he convention Of Episcopal
Bishops in Richmond that the do
cese Ct the Episcopal church in Geor-
sla was ordered divided into two
diocesea was the final confirmation
of q matter bat has been before the
conventions Of The diocese Of this
state for the past three years
1T the last state convention. which
was held in sayannah.it was definite
ly determmc% that the state should
be divided, hat The work was 100
heavy for one bishop and all that
was Necessary 90 the confirmation
by The house Of bishops Of the state
action. Al that lime it was generally
understood ali over this part Of the
diocese of Georgia. that the division
OF The territory and the election Of
new bishop meant hat Dr. G. G.
Williams would most probably be
selected as bishop. AT that time DR.
Williams was rector OF ST. Paul's. but
has since resigned. and whether Or
not the Office viii be rendered to him
now is predetermined upon the lis
opposition Of Mr. Williams at this time
TO re enter the active work tTfat
the matter win be taken ~ with
ttf,, bo.vavaf- ia snofzeu ~ gfflI
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07

Eddie Dawson. Stewart Campbell, Wilson
Ward. Landon billiard. William Pretty
man. Julian Whiting, Roy Navheld, ABB
bolt Beard, stephen Quigley. Russell
Brewer. John Brewer, Charles Jones, Lee
Kemp, and Miss Florence Veirs. OF Rock
vile
The Rockville Woman's Club held it's
regular biweekly meeting Thursday af-
ternoon. The programme rendered In
cluded responses from The Last Days of
Pompeii," a paper on THE Perfection OF
,sreek Art by Mrs. Ohio Talbot; a
paper on The Woman's Club Move
ment' by Miss Anna NJ. Ferquhar. and
an interesting round table on Maryland
History" which was in charge of Miss
Sophia c. Higgins Mrs. Harry A Daw-
son sang solo.
The Mission Guild OF Christ Episcopsi
Church, Friday evening. gave colonial
reception at the home of MIR. John l..
Dawson. II was under the direction OF
the young ladies OF the church.
Miss LeClaire Bosley. of Baltimore, IS
the guest of the Misses Dawson here
Miss Bessie Green has as her guest Miss
Kathleen Thomas, Of Roanoke. Va.
Miss Margaret Moore, of Berryville.
Va, is spending a few days with friends
IN Rockville
Miss Maud stalnaker, of West Virginia.
is visiting Miss Rose Armstrong at this
place.
Mr. Samuel I. Phillips has returned TO
his home near Rockville, after spending
the winter In Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren r. Choate are
occupying their Rockville home after
spending several months in Washington.
Mr. Charles Norman Bouic, who has
been i'll for the past two weeks Of
rheumatic affection, Is said to be improv-
ing slowly.
Mr. william W, Welsh. who recently
underwent an operation in a Washington
hospital. has returned to his home and is
slowly regainlng his strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur 3. Gleason and
children, of this place. are spending q few
days with friends in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
BOYDS SOCIAL NOTES.

Special 20 fhs Washington Herald.
Boyds. MD. April 6-Mrs Mary Howe
Totten, OF Washington, visited here yes
terday her summer home. "Winder-
bourne" where she has been spending the
summer the past twenty years. Mrs.
Totten has decided not to occupy the
home herself this summer. but will leave
with her daughter Miss Edith Totten,
April 10, for Europe, % be gone until
September I, when she viii come here and
remain until late all Her sister-in-law,
Miss Annie Totten viii occupy fWinder-
bourne" throughout she summer, taking
up her residence here. possibly, this
month
Miss Maud Ashton, of this vicinity, left
yesterday Tor Baltimore to be gone sew
eral weeks.
Mrs Upton d. Nourse, of Jacksonville.
left here Thursday to visit friends in
Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Belle Colt, of Washington, was
this week visitor with her mother, Mrs.
Rebeeca Colt.
Miss Mary Price. Of Hyattstown. who
has been visiting relatives and friends in
Washington, returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah r. Urner, Of New Market,
Va. who has during the past three
months been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Joseph T. White. here. returned home
Thursday
Mr.. Austin Morris. who has lately been
making his home here. returned TO De-
lano, n. J.. Thursday.
Mr.. Horace d. Waters. Of Germantown,
who has been seriously i'll, is much bet
ter and win recover.
Mrs Mollie Young, of Washington. is
here visiting her sister. Mrs. Marcellus
Z. Wade
Rev. w. C. Smith, pastor of the several
churches in the Clarkshurg circuit of
Southern Methodist churches, viii be as
signed to Colesville circuit. this county
He viii be succeeded by Revs. f. F. Neel
and J II Dulaney.
Rev. D. B. Switzer was returned to his
charge at Poolesyille. much TO the graft
fication of the congregation Of that
church.
Mr. and Mrs George Mortlmore Cecil
celebrated the fortieth anniversary Of
their wedding Gathered about them
were their children. twelve in number,
with their sons-in-law and children. The
children present were Mrs Lilly Wolfe.
Of Washington: Mrs Cora Cashell. of
Redland, Md; Mrs. J. T. Bureh, Boyds;
Misses Alice Ella, and Daisy Cecil, and
Messrs. William, Charles G. Remington,
c. Minor. Arthur. and Lawrence Cecil. of
this section The brothers-in-iaw pres
ent were Messrs. J. T. Burch. Of Boyds:
Garrett D. Wolfe, Of Washington, and
Hanson G. Cashell, OF Redland Md.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
ROCKVILLE NOTES.

The annual Easter ball of the Rockville
Assembly was held in the opera house
Tuesday evening. The committee or ar
rangements was composed of Messrs. VII
son s. Ward, Stewart B. Campbell, aud
John Anderson. The chaperons We're Ms.
Richard II. Stokes. Mrs. William Dorsey,
and Mrs. Henry Bradley.
Among those present We're Misses Jose
phine Waggaman and Maud and Mary
Tickling, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Wash
burn, Dr. J. Lawn Thompson. Dr. Pippin.
and 8Iessrs. William Waggaman. Waller,
Tompkins, Of Washington; Miss Anna ana
Lucy Waters, of Brightwood; Miss lie
Claire BOsley. Of Baltimore; William Stall
maker and Miss Maud Staluaker. of West
Virginia. Misses Kathleen Thomas and
Margaret Moore. Of Virginia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Hazel CashelI and Miss Grlfth. OF
Redland Miss Bessie Riggs and Douglass
Riggs of LaytOnsville; Miss Bessie
Brookes, of Washington Grove; DR. Perry
OF Frederick County, Cy Cummins, of
Chevy Chase: DR.. and Mrs. Reverdy Stew
art. of Washington; Misses Barry Alert
Mary AlmoEey Lille Anderson, Rose
Armstrong, Virginia and Mary Brewer,
Eliza Choate. Daisy B. Hege. Margaret
and Priscilla Dawson, L.aVinia Dawson.
Genevieve Fields. Corn ard Louise Ed
mOndston, Virginia Lamar Lucy Mason,
Margaret Stokes Irene and Jane Yearley.
Emma Carr. Matte England Mildred
Higgins. AlT. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Tai
bot, Mr.. and Mrs, Roger Shaw, Mrs
Martha A. Hall, Mrs. Richard T. Stokes
Mrs William Dorsey, Mrs. Lawrence
Fiack. Mrs. Henry Bradley, Mrs Charles
B. Dowden, Mrs. Edward Anderson. Mrs.
Yeariey. Messrs. John Anderson. Darby
Bowman, John and Robert Higgins.
George Alnutt, Robert G. Hilton. J. Abby
Henderson, Eddie Green, SomeryiIle and
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
HIGH CRADE PIANOS
Sold Direct by the Manu-
facfureFs
AT FACTORY" PRICES
You'il Save Money by Buying
Bradbury Or Webster
Plano Direct from the
?. c. SMITH PIANO co.

Most every one knows that goods can be
bought cheaper direct from the manufac-
turers than when dealing wlth the regular
retailers. Neutrality-suspicious. have an excsp-
tonal opportunity 10 enjoy the money
saving advantages Of buying high-grade
pianos direct from the manufacturers
when they deal with the F. @. Smith
Piano Company. located AZ 1915 PennsyI-
vania avenue. This company operates
two Of the largest piano factories IN the
world AT Brooklyn. " y. and Lsolnfn-
stef. Mass. where the Bradbury Webster,
ana other htgh-gTade Pianos are made.
The beautiful Bradbury Is far-famed for
Us superior musical qualities. while the
webster Piano IS recognized everywhere
rs the most durable and most desirable
me0lum-prlced piano to be had. The r.
y. Smith Piano Company carries q big
stock Of al the latest models in these
worthy Instruments ia order 10 supply the
Dig demand IN Washington ara through
out the Southern States. Every piano IS
so.d ut the Factory price plus tie
freight charges To this city and under the
manufacturer guarantee which holds
good during the life Of the instrument
Inc terms OF sale are arranged 10 suit
the purchase
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
PORTO RICO DESCRIBED.
Hiss Julia II. Hoffman Entertaias
Unity Club with Address.

Unity Club with Address.
Overlooking parlors, and one Of the
most pleasing programmes in it's recent
history, characterized the meeting OF the
Unity Club at the W. c. T. L. rooms
Tuesday evening President Holden.
quite recovered from his illness. presided
Life in Porto Rico was graphically
depicted by Miss Julia H. Hoffman. Her
address was highly interesting and In
structive TO which her ease and fuency
OF diciion gave additional charm She
closed by singing the Porto Rican ma
tional air. and a song BY the natives in
honor Of Washington. both in Spanish
Interpreting the words beforehand. Urged
to continue her talk ten minutes longer.
Miss Hoffman. after describing the Porto
Rican holidays and festivities gave some
incidents Of President Roosevelt's visit
to the island including the greeting ~
the school children sat the place where
she ives residing The President made a
speech OF about twenty minutes. in which
he said. The harvest that plesses me
most is 10 see this large harvest OF chill
dren growing up.
A Spanish costume dance was given by
Sen0ritas Bessie Dunn and Beulah Figg.
90 the piano music Of Miss Marie Becker.
Its graceful rendering and closely inter
woven love story. told in pantomme.
carried one on the wings Of imagination
back 10 that land Of romance and ehIv-
airy.
Dir. Charlton HoWarth, a recent acqui-
sitiOn 10 the musical ranks OF this city.
from England, won tributes Of applause
in his rendering Of the Queen of the
Earth" and his encore. My Pretty
Jane" the song that made the fame Of
Sims Reeves, England's greatest tenor.
Miss Frances johnson lharmingly sang
Loves Sorrow" and for an encore, In
the Palace Of the King" both of these
singers being skiluuily accompanied on
the piano by Miss Marie Becker.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
Bargains In Used Pianos.

The big demand for Bradbury and Web
ster Pianos during the past season has
resulted IN our accumuiatiag a number
Of slightly used Upright planes Of an
high-gTade makes which were taken in
exchange These Instruments. together
with number Of pianos returned from
rental. have been thoroughly 0gerhauled
By our factory experts and are offered
now at genuine bargain prices in order
90 close them out as quickly as possible
In the LOT are such well known makes as
t1e knabe, Cnickering Miller Fischer.
Nose. stelnWaV, sc. The prices and terms
are such as 70 make it well worth YOUR
while 70 visit the wareroonns Of the F. c.
smith Piano Company, IN the big Brad
oury Buiiding- ut lZ5 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., at Your early convenience.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
AMERICAN PENWOMEN.
Famous Writers Hold Monthly
Meeting at Public Library.


Meeting at Public Library.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
League of American PenwOmen was
held In the study room Of the Public
Library Monday evening. with the presi-
dent, Mrs Virginia King Frye. presiding
Miss Mabel Louise White read letters
from Nr. William A. Ashbrook. OF the
jamestown Exposition board, stating that
the National Editorial Association viii
meet on June 10. with President Roose-
welt as the orator OF the day, and that
June II has been made a special day for
the League Of American Penwomen.
1t was also reported that the District
of Columbia Federation of W0men's
Clubs has appointed Mrs Evelyn Clark
Morgan former president Of the /. A p
W. as delegate 10 the National Arbitra-
ton and Peace Congress. thar is TO meet
in New York City April l5-It Besides
Mrs Morgan. representing the Washing
ton personnel OF the league. Mrs. Grace
Thompson seton and Miss +. Marguerite
Lndley. Of New York City, and Mrs.
Mary Z. Wilkins Freeman. Of Metuchen.
\. J., have been selected TO represent the
league at the Congress
The corresponding secretary was in
structed 10 write letters, expressing the
sympathy Of the league. 10 two of its
members, Mrs Grace MacGowau Cooke
and her sister, Miss Alice MACEDONIAN, the
celebrated novelists, who sustained in
juries in the FIRE Al HelicOn Hall. the resi-
dence Of Upton SiucIairs socialist colony.
near EnglewOod. n. j.. on March Is.
Miss Elizabeth A. Hyde having regained
her health. has resumed her duties as cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Evelyn Clark
Morgan being Obliged 10 resign her du-
ties on account Of going abroad for q
years sOiourn Mrs. F. Carl-Smith ex-
tended a cordial invitation 10 the league
to hold the mid-monthly meeting at her
home. 1888 Seventeenth street. on the 2lth
Of April which was accepted with hearty
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
NOTES OF THE MACCABEEs.
DR.. r. d. Thompson Returns "a
Washington-Event Of the Week.

DIR. z. d. Thompson Returns 10
WashingtoR-Event Of the Week.
Dr. Z. .. Thompson. Of Golden Rule
Tent. No. 8. returned last week from New
York state, where chad gone or account
of the death of his brother-in-law.
National Tent. No. !. Georgetown Tent,
No. 6, and Mount Vernon Tent, No. /. IN
the District of Columbia and Alexandra,
Va, lead off the month with initiation Of
new members
State Commander D. ". Gail visited
Alexandria Tent, No. 2. last Monday night.
witnessed the exemplifcati0n OF the de-
gree work. as well as TO pay his official
respects to the tent. which always re-
ceives him with applause and shows him
the respect that his Office requires.
State Commander Gall has extended 20
all his local orga nizations the invitation
TO participate In the exercises Of fraternal
night at the Masonic Fair, and each one
has accepted. Maj. ". ". Burch viii es-
cort them with his two divisions Of the
Uniform Rank.
John /. Neeb, late record keeper OF
Georgetown Tent, No. 6, has just retired
from the Office by resignation on account
.Of failing health. which is not only re-
GREETED by the members of the tent, but
commander. He was one Of the faithful
and efficient officers.
At the first meeting night in May Of the
several tents IN the District of Columbia
and Virginia, members viii vote for rep
.resentative and alternate 10 the Supreme
Tent Review. and the candidates that
have come out for the volunteer voting OF
the members in the tents so far announced
are D. W Gall for representative and
C. J. Gates and L. y. Roetting for alter
nate.
u. G. WorreH one of the bachelor Mae
cabees. has Joined the benedicts, and the
members Of Mount Vernon Tent, TO which
he belongs. and his many friends In the
city. in and out of the order, are extend
ing their hearty congratulations.
Mr.. H. T. Crouch. deputy for National
Tent. No. I. has resigned. and Joseph +.
Moore has been appointed 10 MI the va
caney. Other important business made II
necessary for AIr. Crouch To give up the
place. which he had nlled with so much
credit TO himself. Mr.. Moore is very
enthusiastic Maccabee, and has had eE~
peTfence along this line, and viii no doubt
render satisfaction in every particular.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
BROOKLAND SOCIAL NOTES.

Miss Katherine Washington entertained
a few of her friends last Friday evening
ia honor OF her guest. Miss Mary Ward,
of Upper Marlboro. Md.
Mrs. Fred Holton, of Monroe street.
principal OF the Holton Arms School. has
expressed her intention Of spending the
summer In Europe.
Mrs Monaghan. of Monroe street, will
remain in Brookland during The summer
months. and not join her husband on the
Pacific slope, as was the report.
Miss Bessie Clarke, of University
Heights. and q number Of her friends.
went on picnic last Monday morning.
Those present We're Misses Flossie Henry.
Isabelle Murphy. Emily Hetfeld. MaTga-
ret Clarke, Lily Clarke; Messrs Paul
Julien. Leo Gallagher. and Brawner Het-
field.
The Emerson Club will hold fits last
meeting at the home of Mrs. Z. Daniels,
Of Newton street. next Friday evening.
Miss BOrtle Will speak. Refreshments viii
be served and a musical programme will
form a feature OF the evening. Il is gen
orally understood that Miss Bortle viii
be presented with a purse on this oeea-
sion.
Miss Emily HetfeId, Of Lawrence street.
gave luncheon last Sunday afternoon to
her fellow-dramatists of the freshmen
year Of the Western High School. Cow
ers were laid for ten. The room was ap-
propriately decorated with flowers in the
class colors. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent playing tennis. Before going
each guest was presented with a fancy
basket of bonbons as an Easter favor.
Those present were Misses Marie Fisher,
Genevieve Ambrose Grace FoTsythe, Dor
othy Bower, Isabelle Murphy, Helen Pa
get Leviua Krause, and Emily Hetfeld.
Next Tuesday evening the euchre and
entertainment to be given by the mem
bers of the St Anth0ny's Club for the
benefit of the Sisters Parochiai School
viii take place at the town hall. Every
EFFORT has been made TO give every one
an enjoyable evening. AS this is a charit-
able undertaking, il viii appeal TO all
Brooklan6 citizens. Prizes viii be offered
and dancing Will follow the entertain
ment
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
Miss Lulu Margaret Julien. daughter of
Mrs. Louis Honore Julien. TO Mr. William
Donaldson Lundy. on Wednesday even
ing, april L. from s TO 10 clock, at the
brides home, 1913 Newton street Brook
land. D. C.
The annual meeting of the board Of
trustees Of the Catholic University OF
America will take place next Wednesday
afternoon and evening in The AIcAIahon
Han.
Miss Mary Ward. of Upper Marlboro.
Prince George County, Md. is the guest
of Miss Catharine Washington. Of Law
fence street, for the holidays.
Mr.. Herbert Banner, son of Capt Bau-
mer. University Heights, is expected back
from Panama soon.
ar. Francis SteTgerer. who has many
friends in Brookland. has returned to Old
Point Comfort College, Va, TO resume his
work.
Mrs. A. II. Brawner and children. Mabel.
Harry, and Fuller. who have been the
guests of Mrs. Woodward for the past
week, viii leave this evening for New
York.
Miss Eva Baia, of Portsmouth, Va, is
the guest Of Mrs. Downing, of Lawrence
street
Miss Helen Barnholdt spent the Easter
holidays with friends in Philadelphia
The marriage Of Miss Angela Howe
daughter Of Mrs. Franklin T. Howe, of
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
ABRACADABRA CLUB ELECTS.
Members Listen 10 Instrumental
TrIos During BaIIoting.

Members Listen 10 Instrumental
TrIos During BaIIotiag.
The annual business meeting OF the
! Abracadabra Club was held Wednesday
/ evening at Sc Q street northeast, Mrs.
Charles G. Abbot being the hostess. Sew
eral guests. as well as twenty nine mem
] bers, were present. and the president. DR..
James Mckee. was in the chair With
! the exception Of one member, who gave a
nature poem. the responses TO roll call
took the form Of names OF nature writer's,
and included an interesting variety, from
/ Mother Goose TO Van Dyke. As both the
nominations and elections Of officers were
carried on by written ballot. the voting
proved d lengthy process, although at
times a very merry one. This ponderous
/ business was interspersed with musical
trios-Mrs. Packard at the piano. Mrs
Abbot playing the cello, and one Of the
guests a flute.
The following officers were elected
President, Aurestus s. Perham; first vice
president. Charles G. Abbot: second vice
president, Mrs. Fenelon 3. Brock: secre-
ItaTy-treasurer, Mrs. Harold T. Dougherty;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. James
Mrs Harold T. DOugherty The four adj
ditional members appointed TO serve on
the executive committee were Mrs
Charles c. Abbot, Mrs. C. NJ Brumbaugh,
Maj and Mrs George c. Potwin DIT
Baker proposed the names of Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson for membership. At the
close of the business meeting Mr.. Abbot
favored the club With a voca! solo, and
Mr. Harold T. Dougherty read q paper on
Walks in the District Of Columbia"
The following members We're present:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles @. Abbot, DR. and
Mrs Henry Baker. ar. and Mrs. Amherst
w Barber. Mrs. Fenelon B. Brock, DR..
and Mrs. G. n. Brumbaugh Mr. S. A.
Clarke, Miss Emily Doherty. Mr.. and
Mrs Harold T. D0ugherty, Dr.. Charles
W Gallagher. Dir. and Mrs. George r.
Ide. Mr.. Hyland c. Kirk. Mrs. Loretta
" McCreery, DR.. and Mrs. james Nc
Kee, Mrs. Edwin A Packard, Mr. and
Mrs. Aurestus S. Perham, Maj and Mrs
George c. Potwin. Mrs. Jennie Sterns.
Mrs Myron l. story, and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry =. Williams
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
school chiIaren Entertaln.
he Washington Herald.

oltlldl ID Inc NhaAliietvh 4Aeiolus
Hvattsville. April 6.--Masonie Hail
was crowded last evening, the occasion
being an entertainment by the pupils
of the Riverdale public schools to raise
funds for a library. Those deserving
special mention are Erickson Severe
May Sehorn. Master ollie Bowers.
Eddie and Causie Morris, Paul Blum
don, Raymond Severe, Ruth Chase
Misses. Mabel Mcmillan. Effie James
and Louise Chamberlain. and Ellis Nc
MILAN and Aubrey knowles.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07

phrey. Mrs. Agnes Barnard. Miss r.
Bizgia. and Miss Sadie Atlas. Pentalpha
lodge committee will give a box party
at fair headquarters on Tuesday evening,
April 9.
Columbia Chapter ladies' committee will
give an apron euchre at the residence Of
Mrs. Charles Smith. 613 Q street north
west. on the evening OF april TO-
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
NOTICE TO CLUBS AND SOCIETIES

The Washington Herald viii be
pleased TO publish reports and adj
vance notices of meetings OF clubs
and societies II received by Friday
afternoon. Communications for this
page reaching the office later than
that time cannot be used.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07
SEASON AT ASHEVILLE.
CONTINUED FROM FOURTH PAGE

lin. of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. William
C. Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. William
Snyder. Of New York.
A dance was given this evening at
Bingham Heights.
A coaching party was given to-day by
Mr.. James O'DeM
Many entries have been made for the
spring horse show, which will be the
most important affair of the season.
Among the entries made this week were
the following: Mr.. Frederick Graham.
Philadelphia; Mr. George w Vanderbilt,
Mrs. Thomas Cheeseborough, Mr.. Philip
Henry, New York: the Misses Rees, Mr..
Frederick Rutledge, Ar. Carl Reynolds.
Mrs. Beekman LOrillard Miss Mary
Hamilton. Dr., Amber, AIRS. A. B. Doyle.
musical tea Is announced to take
place at Kenilworth Inn. Mrs. Thomas
Cheeseborough and Mrs Rodney Rush
Swope viii preside delightful musical
programme has been arranged. Mrs. Ed
ward Osthaus formerly Miss Isabel
Caution, of New York and Miss Flor
ence Jerome, of New York, will sing. The
patroEesses include Mrs Beekman Loril-
lard. Mrs. Charles II. Lord, Mrs. George
". Vanderbilt Mrs. Rodney Rush Swope,
Mrs Arthur Rees Mrs. Thomas Cheese
borough, Mrs. Dunn Mckee, Mrs. Joseph
NJ Cazzam, Mrs. A. c. Bartlett, Mrs. =.
B. Chase, of New York; Mrs. Theodore
Davidson, Mrs. Anne Martin, Mrs. NJ. +.
billiard, Mrs. Charles Minor. Mrs. r.
Privoleau Ravenel. Mrs. +. c. Laird, and
Mrs Harry Martin.
Mrs A. c. Bartlett, Of Chicago, who is
occupying her country villa here gave
masquerade bali on Thursday evening, al
the Manor. for Miss Emily Brown. Of
Toledo. Mrs Bartletts guests invited
were Mrs. Charles Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Roebltng, Mr., and Mrs. Beck
man Lorinard, the Misses Ainsley. of
New York; ms. i. b. Chase. of New
York, and the Misses Rees.
Gen. and Mrs. A f. Bates, Of Washing
ton, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Dunn
Mckee at BiltmOTe
Mrs. a b. Doyle and her daughter,
Mrs. Beekman Lorillard, have returned
from Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Roebling have re-
turned from California.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-07

At the election Of the Church OF the
Advent on Easter Monday. the following
vestrymen We're chosen; William Berry.
Alexander D. Cobey. George ". Brown,
Harry b Major. William P. Armstrong.
William D. HELEN, John II. kettner.
Benjamin F. Taylor. William Berry,
senior warden. Harry B. Major, junior
warden: Alexander d. Cobey, treasurer;
Benjamin F. Taylor, registrar