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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-08-24
Mr.. Wyrich Is Presented
With Intricate Question
Samuel Wants Girls Sister to Pay Money
Girl Stole, or Do Something
Like That

There has been a question OF much
moment, which has frequently disturbed
the British parliament, concerning the
deceased wife's sisters right to enter
the state OF matrimony with her sis
ter's husband after the sisters death.
This is considered intricate, aye, even
puzzling but compared to a question
which came before Mr.. Wyrich it sinks
into the mere commonplace.
Samuel Livingstone Hezekiah Jones
appeared before Mr., Wyrich just 81 that
gentleman was at his busiest He step
ped Up TO Mr.. Wyrich's desk IN the AS
sistant District Attorneys osecs and
coughed several times. This failing 10
disturb Mr.. WyTich from his work. he
sneezed sneeze that could not be over
looked The sneeze ne emitted was one
OF the kind that can be comfortably
missed in a four-acre lot, but IN a fC5r-
teen by twelve room. it is distinctly out
OF place
Dir. wyrich looked from his work to
behold the black. shining oountenance
Of Samuel
well" he said. what Is II now"
Samuel Livingstone Hezekiah Jones
smiled an oily smile OF satisfaction.
"Ah's got q question TO yoah." he re-
sponded pleasantly.
This is rot the proper place to pro-
pound questions said Mr.. WyTich Sc
verely. what's the trouble
Sister Of Girl He Knows.
''De trouble Is dis" said Samuel, "A
Sistah OF a girl All knows done stole sum
money FUN me. All wants tub know
A. All Its, rnzka her afsfsh nav az lone
as her sistah's done got out O. town wifi
my money, and she's worl'n' for sum
white people heah an maxim money.
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Prince Cuts Society
For Sailors Dance
William of Sweden Forgets Royal Dignity
After Leaving Mrs. Mills Dinner-Most
of the Girls Have Him for Partner.

NEWPORT. r. L. Aug. IA certain
small section OF Newport voiced it's
horror today and the rest expressed
approval when it became known that
the early disappearance Of Prince Will
helm Of Sweden from the dinner given
by Mrs. Ogden Mills last night was due
TO his democratic instincts that sent
him 10 the dance given by the Swedes
Of this city for the sailors on his
cruiser. the Fylgia.
Fully an hour before social form and
royal custom required his departure,
the prince rose and. accompanied by
Baron de Lagercrantz, the Swedish
minister at Washington, hurried TO the
dance han, where he entered into the
fun with such zest that as the night
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advanced Baron de Lagercrantz was
obliged TO remind him OF his royal dig
nifty.
When the prince first arrived every
hing was formal. On the platform was
Mayor Clarke and Stuyvesant Fish,
W. told the prince that his crew were
the best behaved lot Of sailors Eewport
had ever seen. The prince expressed
his thanks and then the ceremony end
&c. When the floor was cleared for
dancing he watched until he could keep
quiet no longer. Jumping down on the
floor he placed his arm about the trim
waist OF Miss Gerda Swenson and join-l
ed the dancers.
After that the prince danced with half
the girls II the room, until Baron de
Lagercrantz led him exhausted buE
laughing 70 a seat
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ALLEGED PlCKP0CKETS
UNDER ARREST HERE

Two alleged pickpockets and conf
dence men were arrested on Fifteenth
street at noon today by Central Ofice
Detectives Hewlett and Pratt They
were locked up pending an Investigation
into their records.
Both men said they came from Chica-
go and gave their names as Charles A
Moran, thirty-two years old and Fred
erick J. Kohler. thirty-two years. The
men have been in the city for several
days. The police have been watching
them since yesterday.
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JACKSON ST. GRADE STAYS,
COMMISSIONERS DECIDE

The proposed change Of the grade of
Jackson street northwest, between
Eighteenth and Twentieth streets. was
deemed inadvisable by the Commits
sioners today.
The Brookland Citizens Assc citation
requested the Commissioners that Jack
son street be graded. but the request
was refused by the Commissioners.
Some improvements are likely to be
mace to the street by the recommended
ton OF Captain Morrow. Engineer Com
missioner.
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ZELAYA PREPARES
FOR VOYAGE HOME
Arrives in New York With
His Wife TO Sail
Tuesday.

NEW YORK, Aug. 24.-Alfonso Zeisys,
the son OF President ZelRya Of Mica
ragua. who became estranged from his
father because OF his escapades in Wash
Iugton arrived here yesterday with his
bride. who was a Miss Baker. OF Wash
inEton. There has been q reconciliation
between father and son. The Mica
razuan chief OF state has forgiven the
prodIgal and has asked him 70 come
home. SO on Tuesday ne viii sail for
Nicaragua BY way Of Panama.
Alfonso Zeiaya. is happy. too. that he
IS going back 70 his dear Managua. and
will settle down to work.
Officials OF the Nicaraguan legation
express satisfaction today over the
happy termination Of the love affairs Of
Alfonso Zelaya and his American wife
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FIREMAN QUITS Job
WIDOW GIVEN PENSION

The following changes in the fire de-
partment have been announced:
The resignation of Oliver l. Bell,
member of truck company No. 2. has
been accepted. MT. Bell leaves wash
ington the early part OF next week to
accept a position with a New York
printing firm.
Mrs. Bridget Sullivan, widow of the
late ]. ]. Sullivan. a member of the
District fire department, has been
granted a pension of $40 a month. Mr..
Sullivan died July is from heart disease.
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ON SUSPICION,
BURGLARS TOOLS FOUND

Charles Walton. twenty-eight years
old, of p street northwest was ar
rested this afternoon BY Detective Nc
Nance on suspicion of having sold stolen
goods. Walton has a long police record.
having served time In Moundsville peni-
Tertiary and the District jail for house,
breaking When searched IT Police
Headquarters g set of burglars tools,
consisting of a large monkey wrench, a
screwdriver, and a chisel, was found.
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The date for the wedding of DR. VII
liam Beverly Mason, OF this city. and
Miss Agnes Gray Kennedy, of Warren
ton, Va. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen cambridge Kennedy, has been
set for. August %. The wedding viii be
a quiet AFFAIR, owing 10 a recent death
in the family, and will take place at St
James Episcopal Church, in Warrenton-
The Rev William Laird will read the
service DR.. Mason and his wife viii
reside in Washington. but do not expect
20 return to the city until after Octo-
Der ].
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E Smith, nee
Whiting, are entertaining an interesting
house party in their summer home. Nau
Reag, near Ashburnham. in the Rock
shire hills in Massachusetts. Their
guests from washington are Mrs. Vtr-
gfnia S. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Raymond Hendley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
Harper. Mrs NJ Marion Hendley, Z.
Sturgis Smith. Conrad Becker, and Miss
Sara Elliott Russell, of Mt Vernon.
Ohio.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McCauley. of
Washington, have gone 70 Bar Harbor;
where they are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs A d. Addison, also OF Washington,
who are in their summer cottage there.
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Laws Returns
From Orient
To Annapolis

Lieut.. Com. George W. Laws, L. S. N,
and Mrs. Laws have returned from a
prolonged absence in the Orient. Com
mander Laws having been stationed
with the Asiatic squadron. Their scores
Of friends are gratified that the new or
ders Of Lieutenant Commander Laws
will not take him farther than Annapo-
IFS for few years. Their home in
Georgetown is a brilliant rendezvous for
navy people and other interesting peo-
pie Mrs. Laws has Travelled extensive
~ during the past year in China and
Japan in which latter place she was the
guest of the American Ambassador and
Mrs. Luke Wright. who are now on their
way home. the former having retired
from that post.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Henry G. Sharpe,
who have been aboard for several
months, travelling On the continent and
in England. viii sail for home on Sep
TENDER and be in Washington again
by the 10Th.
The United States Treasurer and Mrs.
Treat are spending a month in their
home in Orange, n. J. Miss Gail Treat,
their elder daughter, Is in Bar Harbor
with friends, to remain until the end
of the season there.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. George F. Elliott
the former the commandant Of the Ma
rins Barracks here, who are travelling on
the Pacific Coast and Puget Sound. for
two months, are expected to return TO
Washington the last week in September.
mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Bentley announced
the engagement Of their daughter Carrie
b. to William 3. Goldsmith, Of this city,
who is well known throughout Maryland
and Virginia.
Mrs. Biddie. widow Of General Bid
dle, well known in Washington, is
spending her summer in her ranch,
"Chico Rancho" il California, and just
now is entertaining Capt. John A Lock
WOOD as her house guest there
Mrs. Lee. wife of Lieut.. George NJ.
Lee, eldest son Of Mrs. FitZhugh Lee OF
Richmond, Is spending her summer in
California with her parents, General
and Mrs. Burton, az san Diego. Cal.
Mrs. Lee will return late n the fan,
10 Fort Riley, Kan, where the cavalry
is stationed.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ Moore. OF
LONDON, England, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Mabel,
10 Capt W. II. Clifford. Z. S. N. c.
who was lately in command of the
United states Legation guard at Picking,
China
Mrs. Charles Evan Kilbourne has an
nOunced the engagement Of her oaugh-
ter, Clara Goold. TO Charles Taylor Lee,
of Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. and Miss XIII
bourne are now visiting Mrs. XII
hourne's son. Capt. c. E. Kilbourne, at
Fort Monroe. Va.
Myron ". Whitney, jr., who was mar
ried in the spring to Miss Grace Train
daughter Of Rear Admiral Train, Is
engaged for a song recital in the Build
ing of Arts. Bar Harbor, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Whitney have but re-
Gently returned from their wedding tour
abroad, and are located at Bar Harbor
for the remainder OF the summer season.
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Among the guests at "Waverly cot
tage" Virginia Beach, are Lieut.. John
b Barnes, Z. S A, and Mrs. Barnes,
formerly Miss Carrie Biting, OF Wash
ington. from Fort Leavenworth. Kan.
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Off
OnHoneyEnoon
To Visit Fair

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray W. Charlton. who
were married on Sunday afternoon IN
81. Stephens Church, are now on their
bridal tour.
They will visit the jamestown Expo
sition. New York, and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charlton is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. T. Halter.
Kermit Roosevelt. second son Of the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt, Joined
the Thirteenth Regiment OF Cavalry at
Fairfield, IL, and viii march with them
10 Fort Riley, Kan. Kermit has been
marching with troops in the West all
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A Chambers, Of
Washington. with their two sons, 7. ).
Chambers. of Saratoga, ana Laurance
Chambers, OF Indianapolis, are at the
Whiteface Inn, Lake Placid. Both Mr..
proved in health. Mrs. Chambers espe-
cially, who was seriously i'll for some
time earlier in the season. Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Meavins, son-in-law and
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chambers.
have recently arrived at Wniteface inn
with their childrSn. They VIII not re-
turn TO their home in this city until the
middle OF September.
Mrs. Smith, of this city, entertained
at a musicale last evening. when her
guests were Mrs McAcgreal Miss
Johnson, Mrs. Bean, Miss Bean, Mrs.
Pentreath. Miss Kerby, Mrs. FarrOw,
Miss Farrow, Mr.. and Mrs. SWantOn,
Miss McCausland, Mrs. CasionOra, Miss
Ross. of St Louis, Miss W. Gary, Miss
N Gary, Miss Josephine, Arnold Rich,
Mr.. Catlin, Mr.. Anderson, ana John S.
Hellmuth- The program was as fol-
lows: Violin solo, by Miss J. MacFar-
row, with Miss Johnson at the piano;
solo, by Miss Bertha Bean; bass solo,
by Mr.. Catlin; songs, by Miss Neosho
Gary with Miss Wilmuth Gary at the
piano. plano solo, by Mrs Swanton:
Failing Leaves a poem (by Mrs.
Segal. of PhiladelDhia), read by jose
phine Arnold Rich: Duet, Mr.. Ander-
son and Miss NeoshO Gary; Mrs. Smith
gave her song, I Am Looking at the
Panama Canal all joining in the
chorus.
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Martin Fearing is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Zenas Fearing, in his for
mer home, Elizabeth City. n. c. Mar
tin Fearing has made Washington his
home. He has been studying medicine
here
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An interesting wedding took place
last Saturday in Norfolk. when Miss
Alice Gertrude Smith, Of New York
became the wife OF Lieut. John Y.
Perry, Of Company II, Twenty-third
Infantry. The ceremony was perform
ed in the First Baptist Church by tbs
Rev. Calvin S. Blackwell, D. D, pastor.
Onfv a small company of very intimate
friends were present. and the whole
affair was quite informal. The bride
and bridegroom viii remain at James
town. where the latter's regiment Is
stationed, until the close OF the ex-
position.
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and Edward Mullen, chaperoned by Mrs.
Martha Zoos, all Of this city, are
at the Shoreham, Atlantic City. They
viii not return to Washington until the
middle Of September.
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Among the Washingtonians recently
registered at the Wniteface Inn. Lake
Placid, are Mrs John c. Simpson nee
Kaufman, Miss Eleanor Granger, and
Miss Kate Mccartney.
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SCANDAL
SHOCKS LISBON
Young Women Imprisoned
~ Prominent Portu-
guese Men.

LISBON, Portugal. Aug. 2A-New
York's notorious seeley dinner and the
reported orgies Of degenerates which
have shocked the world In the last de-
cade have paled into insignificance be-
side the scandal which has developed
here through the raid made by the po-
ice on a studio in the outskirts Of
the city and the arrest OF half a dozen
alleged young libertines, members OF
some OF Portugal's most noted families.
The whole country is fairly agtast
over the revelations of the raid.
Indescribable Cruelties.
"A Haunt Of Cahgula'' is the way the
police describe the resort. The scenes
enacted there. it is claimed, would do
justice 10 the age OF Nero.
Young women enticed TO the place by
the dissolute youths, were kept virtual
able are said to have been practlced
upon these helpless victims.
At times mock courts would be lnsh-
tuted, the women would be arraigned,
accused of horrible crimes, and SEN
fenced to degrading penalties. The most
revolving practices are only limited at
by the police in their disclosures.
In Best Society.
Without exception, the prisoners are
members Of high families and have
moved in the best society in Portugal.
Their arrest and the revelations about
them have shocked the whole COM
munity.
The greatest indignation is felt against
the libertines by the people generally.
When the raid was made hundreds of
persons gathered about the studio, ."
and scores Of police were required TO
keep the mobs from lynching the young
men.
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jamestown
To Entertain
Enrique Creel

The Mexican ambassador senior Don
Enrique Creel. who has spent the sum-
mer in this country, is expected at
jamestown on September 1s. when Mex
ico's independence is TO be fttingiy eel
ebra.ed there.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for his entertainment, one unique fea-
ture being the representation Of fifteen
nations by young ladies in Norfolk SO
ciety circles, in the costume of each
country. The Eesdean band will fur
nish music for the grand ball to be
given that night. The young ladies
viii attead the ball IN their costumes.
The ambassador win proceed after that
to his own country, where he viii be
sworn IN as governor OF Chihuahua, and
viii return to Washington later on, &C
conpanied by his family, who are now
in their summer home in Chihuahua
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. Of Washing
ton. who is in Bar Harbor for the sum
mer, entertained at an elaborate din
ner in. her cottage there. early in the
week. Covers were laid for twelve.
General and Mrs. Ripley entertained
at dinner last evening in their cottage
at Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Geise King
and their children, Of Washington, are
spending several weeks in Atlantic
city.
Mrs. Bessie Smith White. widow Of
Stanford White, who has been touring
France and Germany with her son. viii
sail for New York early next week
Rear Admiral Charles T. Hutehins.
L. s. N, retired. and Mrs. Hutchins
were hosts at a bridge party last HeeA
for a charity Receiving with Mrs
Hutchins were Mrs Garst. wife OF Rear
Admiral Perry Garst. L. 5. N, retired ;
Mrs. Edward Carter, Mrs NifnoIila
Wood, Mrs. William ]. Boothe, MIS-
Casgius Lee, Of Alexandria. and Miss
Elizabeth Hardy Fair.
Mrs Graham II. Powell, OF Washing
ton. is entertaining Mrs. Harold Tomas.
daughter OF the late Gen wager
Swayne. IN her summer home in the
Shtnnecock hills, Long Island.
Rear Admiral F. NJ Ramsay. formerly
in charge Of the torpedo station, Mrs.
RAMSAY, and Miss Ramsay are at the
Riggs cottage. in Newport r l. mrs.
Ramsay, who was seriously III al
through the late winter and spring. has
greatly improved.
Mrs n. S. Wrenn, Of washington. Is
on an extended visit 10 her mother
Mrs. NJ. J. Lsockamy, Of Rappahannock
avenue Lambert's Point. Va.
The Naval Attache of the Brazilian
Embassy AMI Nine. Raider de Aquino
have closed their apartment in the On
tario and, with their little daughter,
Miss Cora de Aquino. are spending this
month IN Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. william K. Quinter and
Hubbard R Quinter are at the Frank
lin, AsbuTy Park. -. ].
Mr. and Mrs. :. Clarke Swayze. Of
Washington, left early in the week for
Bar Harbor. where they are guests OF
relatives at the Lamolne.
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Miss Elizabeth Woodward Of Norfolk
has as her guest, Miss Mason, OF this
city
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eldredge z. Jordan are
among the recent arrivals at the Math-
eWson, Newport, r. l.. and viii remain
there. until the end of September, when
they will return to their home in this
city.
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Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Moore. OF
LONDON, England, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Mabel,
10 Capt W. II. Clifford, I. S. N. c.
who was lately in command of the
United states legation guard at Picking,
China.
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Mr.. and Mrs William A. Geise King
and their children, Of Washington, are
spending several weeks in Atlantic
fsffu
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Mrs Rollins. Mrs Laura Little. and
Miss Marie Little. with Mrs. Carrie
Jones, all of washington. form a house
party at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Rollins, in Norfolk
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Mrs. Gibson FahnestOck, Of Washing
ton. who is in Bar Harbor for the sum
mer, entertained at an elaborate din
ner in. her cottage there. early in the
week Covers were laid for twelve.
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General and Mrs. Ripley entertained
at dinner last evening in their cottage
az Bar Harbor.
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DR. and Mrs. F. V. Brooks. with their
family, win return today from a two
weeks visit in the mountains Of west
ern Pennsylvania.
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Miss Lola Allen, daughter of General
Allen. Z. s. Al who has spent the past
fVJo years with the family of Lieutenant
Governor Anderson in Sacramento
Cal, has started with a party of friends
on q trip around the world. They Will
spend considerable time in Japan next
winter.
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Mrs. Bessie Smith White. widow OF
Stanford White, who has been touring
France and Germany with her son. Will
sail for New York early next week
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Rear Admiral F. NJ. Ramsay. formerly
in charge OF the torpedo station, Mrs
Ramsay, and Miss Ramsay are at the
Riggs cottage, IN Newport, z / mrs.
Ramsay. who was seriously III all
through the late winter and spring. has
greatly improved.
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Mrs. Graham II. Powell, OF Washing
ton, is entertaining Mrs. Harold Tomas.
daughter of the late Gen wager
Swayne, IN her summer home IN the
Shtnnecock hills, Long Island.
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Myron ". Whitney, jr., who was mar
ried in the spring to Miss Grace Train
daughter Of Rear Admiral Train, Is
engaged for a song recital IN the Build
ing of Arts. Bar Harbor, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Whitney have but re-
Gently returned from their wedding tour
abroad, and are located at Bar Harbor
for the remainder Of the summer season.
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Mrs. Lee, wife Of Lieut. George NJ.
Lee, eldest son Of Mrs. FitZhugh Lee, Of
Richmond, is spending her summer in
California with her parents, General
and Mrs. Burton, az san Diego. Cal.
Mrs Lee will return late IN the fail,
10 Fort Riley. Kan, where the cavalry
is stationed.
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Mrs. Charles Evan Kilbourne has an
nounced the engagement OF her daugh-
ter, Clara Goold. TO Charles Taylor Lee,
of Columbus. Ohio. Mrs. and Miss XIII
bourne are now visiting Mrs. XII
bouTne's son. Capt. c. E. Kilbourne, at
Fort Monroe. Va.
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Mrs. n. S. wrenn. Of washington. Is
on an extended visit 20 her mother.
Mrs. NJ. J. Lsockamy, Of Rappahannock
avenue Lambert's Point. Va.
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Stanley Garner. Of Newport News, who
has been visiting relatives here, has
returned 10 his home.
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DR.. II. c. Acheson and his daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Acheson. and Miss Susan
B. Mitchell, are at the Strand. Atlantic
City.
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Miss Mollie Vines and Miss Jennie
Howard are among the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. F. J. Gardner. in their home,
IN South Norfolk Miss Vines and Miss
Howard will return TO their homes in
this city about September /
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Miss Clara Strauss. of u street. has
returned To the city, after two week s.
visit TO Harpers Ferry.
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Mrs. NJ Lucks and family have re-
turned from New York after visiting
relatives.
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Mrs. B. Dreyfus and daughter, Edna,
have returned from Rockville road.
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Miss Fannie Oppenh elmer is spending
ten days in Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Biddie. widow Of General Bid
dle, well known IN Washington, is
spending her summer in her ranch,
"Chico Rancho" il California, and just
now is entertaining Capt. John A Lock
WOOD as her house guest there.
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Nathan Wei has gone to Jacksonville,
Fla, TO live.
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Mr. and Mrs. A Minister and daughter,
Mildred. have returned from an extend
ed Northern trip.