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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-07-07
Weddings

Washington society had a genuine sur
prise today in the wedding OF Miss
Emily wallach. daughter Of Mrs. Rich
ard Wallach. to Woodbury. Blair. a son
of the late Montgomery Blair. Postmas-
ter General in Lincoln s Cabinet. The cere-
mony was performed yesterday morning
at Il o'clock in st. Johns Episcopal
Church by the Rev. DR.. Buck, of the
Rock Creek Church Only the immed-
Iate relatives and half dozen intimate
friends of the bride and bridegroom
were present There were no attendants
and no wedding breakfast or reception
followed:
Tho church decorations were simple
but most effective. The chancel was a
mass Of delicate greens, palms, oak
leaves and ferns being used for the
background OF Bride roses. The bride
and bridegroom entered the church by
the H street door. through which Mrs.
Roosevelt always goes to service. Mrs.
Wallach gave. her daughter in marriage
and the wedding marches and soft
music were played by the organist. II.
II. Freeman.
The bride wore q dainty gown Of white
French mousseline trimmed with guam
titles of lace and embroidery. She wore
q white hat with pink flowers and pink
plumes and carried Bride roses. The
bride and bridegroom left Immediately
after their return TO the home of the
formers mother, for n short wedding
journey. after which they will 20 to the
Blair country place at Silver Spring. Nd.
This is one Of the most interesting OF
the many spring marriages. The court
ship has lasted through eight years or
more, but the engagement has never
been announced. The wedding was set
as far back as last August for July s..
but the secret was we'll kept, and not
even the members OF the families of the
bride and bridegroom knew Of it until
recently. Miss Wallach was the last
single daughter of the late Richard
wallach. who was the first mayor of
Washington and was for many years a
leading member OF the Washington bar.
Mr.. Blair comes from an equally we'll
known and prominent family, closely
connected with the Lees Of Virginia and
Maryland.
Mrs Blair's sisters are Mrs. John
Hancock Merriam and Mrs. Edward A.
Mitchell The latter Is in her summer
home at Narragansett Pier and was not
strong enough to come down for the
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wal
ZACH came up from their place in VIr-
ginia for the occasion.
Among the other guests In the church
were Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean.
Dr. and Mrs. Loring. Mrs Robley D.
Evans. Major and Mrs. Charles L. Nc
Cawley, Blair Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Glover, DR. and Mrs. Richey. Mrs.
Marsh. and Miss stith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blair will make their winter residence
In the old mansion. 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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Martha Kuhnel. was the maid of honor
and the Misses Katie and Carrie
Thatcher. sisters of the bridegroom.
were her bridesmaids. George Siemonn,
of Baltimore. was best man. The ush-
ers we're Thomas Thatcher. Franz
Bornschein. DR.. Ulrich, Of Baltimore.
and George Kuhnel, of this city
The ceremony was followed BY a re-
ception at the house. after which Mr.
and Mrs Howard Thatcher left for a
two months wedding trip. They will
be at home TO their friends after Sep
TENDER /. at 1909 John street, Baltimore.
Md.
The wedding Of Miss Virginia Dorsey
and William Edward Warren. which
took place in the rectory Of st. Pat
ricks Church on the morning of June
p. was one which created unusual in
terest among the older set Of the Dis
trict Only members of the immediate
family were present at the ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev. Faith
CT McGuigan. The bride had no at
tendants, but was escorted to the altar
by her father. Mr.. Worthington Dor
sey. After the ceremony they left for
an extended trip North.
The wedding OF Miss Gladys H. Arth,
OF This city, and Claude Burlingame.
OF Annapolis, took place at Christ
Church southeast. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Arthur Johns.
The bride was handsomely attired in
travelling suit of blue Panama. with
hat to match. They left for an indefi-
mite trip North. which will include
Niagara.
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Society Notes
And Personals
In Alexandra

Messrs. Edward and Christopher War
rem left Thursday for their home. Mon
treal, Canada. They will also visit rela-
lives in Europe.
Mrs. c. w MacDonough has returned
to this city from Braddock Heights.
where she was the guest OF Mrs. F. Err
win Ludwig.
Misses Clara and Emaline Talbot left
Wednesday for Culpeper. Va. where
they will join a party OF friends to at
tend the horse show.
Mrs. Alexander Murry has returned
from Panama, where she spent several
months.
Mrs. R. W. Ganlard left Wednesday
for Winnsboro, S. c.. where she will
make her future home.
Mrs. Henry Green sailed Thursday for
Europe. where she Will join party Of
friends.
Miss Eliza Smith has gone to Clifton
Springs for the summer.
visiting Miss Mary Janpey Hoon, has
returned 10 her home IN Washington
Winfield Jones, OF Atlanta, is visiting
his parents. DIT. and Mrs. T. NJ Jones
Miss Kitty Champion, OF Washington
is the guest Of Miss Charlotte Black
burne.
Robert Zimmerman. OF New York. Is
here on visit 10 his family.
Edward Duffy is visiting in Wood
stock.
Miss NJ. NJ Bailey is visiting Mrs.
Richardson, Of Fairfax Court House.
While in this city Mrs. Bailey was the
guest Of Mrs. Chinn-
Leo p. Downey has returned from
visit to Richmond. where he was the
guest Of his uncle, James T. Hardy. Mr..
Downey is a graduate this year Of the
\ frginis Polytechnical Institute
Miss Lucretia Minor, OF Richmond
was married during the week 70 William
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of the brides parents by the Rev c. c.
Girelius. of Woodside NJ. f. Church.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
vines, flowers, and palms, and the cere-
mony took place under an improvised
bower of palms. The wedding music
was played by Mrs. Charles 70 Bryant.
and Miss Mary Wilson sang several
solos.
The bride wore a dainty gown OF white
silk and lace, and her only ornament
was a pearl and diamond pendant. the
gift Of the bridegroom A bridal bou-
quet was a shower Of Bride roses.
A reception followed the ceremony.
and later Mr.. and Mrs. Shauck left for
a Northern bridal trip. Mrs. Shauck is
well known in musical circles, and Mr..
Shauck is the worshipful master Of
Kensington Lodge, F. g. A. NJ.
Mrs. Clara Wentzell announces the
marriage Of her daughter. Wilma Char
lotte, 10 Hoover Merrick Zook, son OF
Leander Zook. at Philadelphia. on June
"a. They will be at home after August
at 622 Fourth street northeast.
The wedding Of Miss Edith r. Catlin.
daughter Of Mrs. julius CatlIn. and
Stowe Phelps. son of Mrs. Charles
Phelps, took place this afternoon in ST.
Peters Church, Morristown. The cere-
mony was followed by wedding break
fast in the home OF the brides mother,
near Morristown. Owing to the family
being in mourning only relatives were
asked 20 the ceremony. The Rev. r. F.
Sturgis. Of St. Peters. and the Rev.
Herbert Shipman. of the Heavenly Rest.
offlciated.
ANGEL Phelps who married Miss Geor-
gle Wtlmerding, was his brothers best
man. There were no other attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps Will sail for Eu-
rope shortly, having planned a unique
bridal trip. They will go around the
world and cross Russia and Siberia on
the Trans-Siberian Railway, returning to
America IN the late autumn and will live
In New York.
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were there were Miss Lesa Anderson,
Miss Bessie Jones. Miss Jennie Walter,
Miss Mamie Jones. and Miss Grace
Anderson, Messrs. Ashley Rowell. Philip
Dawson. Arthur Herbert. Winfield
Jones. Edward Faucet. Charles Barrett.
Harry Beverley. Milton Morrell, and
Richard Chichester.
Rabbi and Mrs. Nathan Wolf. OF Ho-
boken. n. J., are the guests OF SIr. and
Mrs. j. w. Wolf
Miss Ruth Bryant has returned from
visit TO her sister. Mrs. Thomas Kirk
Patrick, at Fort Moultrie. n. c.
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d. SOCIETY NEWS NOTES. AND GOSSIP OF THE PAST WEEK ID


are the guests OF Mrs. william Haw-
ling for the remainder OF the suner.
Miss Jessie Franklin. OF Washington,
has been the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Thomas McCabe, OF this town
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Roszel, Of
Baltimore, are at the Leesburg Inn for
the remainder OF the summer.
Mrs. Charles A English has returned
from an extended visit, TO jamestown
and Petersburg, Va
Miss Emma Cunning. Of Scarborough.
n. Y, is the guest OF Mrs Charles 7.
Claggett at Springwood. near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Lewis, who have
been In Conway s. c.. have returned
to MeadowbrooI Farm, near here, for
the SUMMER months.
Keith Wise Is the S=est OF his sister,
Miss Helen Wise. at Salisbury. Nd On
his return he Will visit Jamestown.
The Rev. K. Heath Brosius and fam
lily. Of Washington. are spending the
summer at the home OF his sister. MrH-
B. V. White, In Leesburg.
Miss Richard Edwards Wise. Of this
town. was the guest Of Miss Roberta
Harper, Of Washington, this week
B. Laycock, Of Washington. was the
weekend guest OF his parents IN Lees
burg.
S. Frederick Smith and family, OF
Washington. are at the Leesburg Inn for
the remainder OF the summer. MI.
Smith has charge OF the choir OF ST.
James Episcopal Church Of this town.
Miss Janet Kuhn, who has been visit
ing at the home Of william y. Wise,
IN the suburbs Of town, left on Monday
for her home in Hancock. Nd.
Miss Mary Alexander was the guest
OF friends IN Washington this week
Miss Mary G Campbell. who has been
making an extended visit IN Louisville.
KY. has returned TO her home IN Lees
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chandlee and
party passed through Leesburg on
Thursday IN their touring car.
Miss Rebeeca McGIH. OF the Plains,
Va. is the guest of Mrs. Samuel McGnl
Of this town
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Capon Springs
Colony Growing
For the Summer

CAPON SPRINGS, W Va, July e.
Mrs Walter Davis Wyvllle. Of Wash
ington, who has been leading member
Of the regular simmer colony at Capon
for q number OF years. has arrived for
the present summer. Mrs Wyvilie Is
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Walter ]. Robertson. Of Chicago. who Is
considered one Of the most charming
and best dressed women at the springs.
and the handsome young daughter OF
Continued on Eighth Page)
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Damron. OF this city. Miss Minor was
attended by Miss Mamie Minor, and
Charles Lavendar was the best man. A
small reception followed the wedding.
DIR. Richard Blackburne. formerly Of
this city, but now OF Washington, has
gone to Mexico. where he viii make his
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Leacbeater and
Miss Helen HOLMAN. have returned from
Jamestown, and MISC HOLMAN has left
for her home In Lancaster
Miss Blanch Berkeley has returned 10
her home in Falls Church after a visit
to Mrs. S. r. Dishman.
George Summers has returned to his
home In GAINESVILLE. Ga.
Miss Fannie Cook is visiting in Randall.
Mrs. Emma ]. Spencer is visiting her
sister in Ontario. Canada.
Mrs. William Goodrich has as her
guest Miss Addie Pines, Of Baltimore.
Edmund Hunter is in Winchester. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Burke and family
have moved TO Seminary Hill for the
summer. and have now as their guest
Miss Esther Green.
J. W. Embery has been on visit to
his family in Charlottesville
Harry W. WAGE. formerly OF this city,
MA l. Z II,
Hatton. The Rev. Witherspoon perform
ed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strauss have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Leterman,
OF Charlottesville.
Mrs. William Butler and Miss Butler.
her niece. left for Panama during the
week to join Mr.. Butler. who is connect
ed with the canal work.
Miss Edna Brill, accompanied by her
cousin. Miss Cathrine Brill. has re-
turned to her home IN Gainesville
Cornelius Haggarty, OF Philadelphia,
is visiting John A Marshall.
Justice SCHNEIDER is In Charlottesville
Miss z. r. Atkinson is in Knoxville
for a short time
Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner are on Semin-
airy Hill for a few months during the
summer.
Mrs. J. W. Rice has as her guest Mrs
Richard Bateson. OF New York
"
Miss Cleon Riley is visiting in Rector
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis. of Rich
mond. are the guests OF Mrs. Louis
Hart.
Waverly Boze, OF Richmond. is visiting
his aunt Mrs George lie Hew.
Thomas Dawson and family are in
Broad Run for a few weeks
d s Riner, Of GordonsvIlle. IS visit
ing his daughter-in-law, Mrs. G. w.
Maring.
A number OF the members OF the Alex
lndria Golf Cluh gDenf the EofYT-fN ,F
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Weddings-Engagements

The engagement is announced Of Miss
Margaret Morrison, of Portland, ore.
to Thomas Sharp. jr., son OF Major
Thomas Sharp, u. s. A. retired.
Announcement is made OF the engage
ment OF Miss Louise Thornton. sister of
Lieut.. Frank T. Thornton, Coast Attr-
lery Corps, u. S. A. TO Capt Charles
c. Pulls. Sixth Field Artillery.
The marriage OF Miss Grace HalIam
Newbold, of Baltimore, and Lieut. WILL
lam Morris, u. S. N. took place in
New York city, June 3, 1907. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Norris are spending part of
their honeymoon IN Philadelphia, and
will go later to Atlantic City and Spring
Lake before Lieutenant Norris returns
TO his ship, the Kentucky. at Hampton
Roads
Lieutenant Norris is the son OF DR.. A.
A. Norris. chief clerk Of the United
States Mint. and nephew of Israel w
Durham.
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Ethel NJ. jameson and James w. Barr
The ceremony took place in the home OF
the brides mother. 2B street north
west. July 3. and was performed by the
Rev. Mr.. Schroeder.
Announcement is made OF the mar
riage July OF Miss Bernice Edna Beas-
ley. sister OF Mr.. and Mrs J. Harry
Bailey, and daughter OF the late Mrs
Sarah J. Beasley. Of Petersburg. Va.
10 Joseph Floyd Johnson. The bride
groom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
r. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson will make their
future home in Petersburg.
Miss Marie A Kuhnel. daughter Of
Paul Kuhnel. OF this city. and Howard
r Thatcher, Of Baltimore, were mar
RED last Wednesday evening at Trinity
Lutheran Church. The Rev. II. Schroe-
der. pastor OF the church, performed the
ceremony In the presence of a large
number Of friends and relatives.
The bride wore a becoming gown Of
princess lace over tafreta and carried
a shower bouquet OF Bride roses and
lilies Of the valley. Her sister, Miss
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Miss Mabel Whitney. daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. Charles F. Whitney, of Wood
side. Md. and Jarrett n. Shauck were
married wednesday evening in the home
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Miss Marie Chains. of New York, and
William F. Martin. of this city, were
married in New York. on June %. Mr..
and Mrs. Martin will make Harrisburg.
Pa, their future home
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Eckert entertained
their friends very pleasantly on the
Fourth of July in their delightful home
in Cleveland Park. After the supper
there followed an attractive display Of
fireworks followed by a program of
vocal and instrumental music rendered
by Mrs. Grace Ellis. Miss Mary O'Brien
and Mrs. Ecker. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Grace Ellis
and Miss Margaret. her daughter, Miss
Mary O'Brien, Mrs. Irene A. MattinCIy.
Masters Leonard and Douglass Mating
~, John Norman Arthur. Milton Eckert.
and Mr. end Mrs Eckert
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z. Russell Mears has gone to Madi-
son, Wis, on a visit 10 relatives and to
participate in the celebration of the if-
tieth anniversary Of Madison. which
was held there July 3. 4, and s.
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Miss Cora Kay, of Carolina county.
is visiting the Misses. Thornton, of sos
Massachusetts avenue northwest.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert r. Hecht, OF e19
X street northwest. accompanied by
Miss Helen Goldsmith, of Baltimore,
Nd. haze left for a two weeks trip TO
jamestown Exposition, New York. and
Atlantic City.
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Mrs. Henrietta Collier, of 1920 Eighth
street northwest, has gone to Atlantic
City for a short stay.
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Mrs. Richard Anderson. who has been
visiting Miss Lottie Majors, of Wythe-
Vile, Va, has returned home.
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Mrs. Daniel Walker and Mrs. Blanche
Tyler Beaton, with the latter's little
son Norman. are at the Colwyn. At
lantic City, for an extended visit.
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The Admiral OF the Navy and Mrs.
George Dewey left on Friday for Rich
field Springs. n. Y, where they spent
last summer. This is the first year
since their marriage that the Admiral
and Mrs. Dewey have gone twice 70 the
same summer resort. but Mrs. Dewey
was greatly benefited last summer by
the waters and air at Richfield and that
is the reason they have returned there.
Mrs. Dewey has considerably improved
since last winter, and It IS believed
she will be able to take her place among
the leading hostesses in Washington
next season.
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Irwin B. Moulton, Of Potomac Com
mandery, X. T.. No. 3. left Sunday
morning with the Grand Commandery,
K. T.. 10 attend the annual conclave at
Saratoga, n. Y. the coming week.
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ing a few weeks with Mrs. Yoakley's
parents near Leesburg, Va.
Mrs. Marx Kaufman, Mrs. Harry NJ.
Kaufman, and Mrs. 1. l. Goldheim, en-
tertained their family Fourth OF July
at their country place. willard Marx
with a Dutch picnic. The beautiful
grounds were decorated apropos of the
day, with red, white, and blue bunting
flags, and lanterns. All sorts OF outdoor
sports and games were INDUCED in, and
at midday a typical Dutch lunch was
served on the grounds. with every detail
beautifully and quantity carried out.
The Mattresses were dressed In Dutch
peasant costumes and served everything
on Dutch trays. In the evening the
guests were entertained by a big dis
play Of fireworks, dancing, and music.
and took late train into town after the
jolfification Of the day. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Strouse, Bal
timore; Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Strauss. Bal
timore; Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Stouse,
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. B. Solomon,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Wittgenstein. Mr. and
Mrs. l. J. kaufman. Mrs. T Hoiiander,
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Marks. Miss Irene
Hollander. Edward Hollanher Monroe
Hollander, Mrs II. Kaufman, Mrs. NJ.
Kaufman, DR.. and Mrs. Harry M. Kauf-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. l. l. Goldheim, and
Milton Kaufman.
The "Utopians." a pleasure club OF
this city, chartered the yacht Run
away and left town early this morn
Ing with their friends and chaperones.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blumenfeld.
10 spend the day down the river They
make stops. among them being the Fish
Commission grounds. ''Bryans Point"
The party consists Of Miss Daisy Marx,
Miss Clara Strauss. Miss Freda We'll.
Miss Jeanette Ganss, Miss Gussie
Brock. Miss Leona Young. Miss Helen
Haffenmaer. Miss Hannah Rose, and
Harold Levi, George Stern. Bernard
Breslau, Dave Frank, Milton Brooch,
Harry Loeb. Wallace Luchs. Alfred
WolIberg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Blumenfeld.
The ''Imperlals' and their friends
have chartered a car and left town this
morning, to spend the day at Chesa-
peake Beach. where dinner and supper
have been arranged for them at the
/ w alton f1OLet.
Benjamin Nordlinger will leave town
today 70 spend the remainder OF the
summer at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Jackson and
family are spending the summer at
Rockville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Held md
family are located for the summer at
Mrs. BarlOsdale's place at East Falls
Church. Va
Goldie Sigmund will leave town to-
day u spend the next four weeks trav-
cling 10 New York. Buffalo. Niagara
Falls, Boston by sea, and Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Ostheimer are at the
New Falmouth Hotel, Portland, Ne,
and are making some special trips TO
| the Switzerland Of America. Their we'd
ding was one OF the brilliant affairs OF
June IS. IL took place in Rauschers.
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and contests for prizes. Miss Katie
White received the first prize in the
peanut picking contest, which consist
ed of a miniature Liberty Bell.
The house and grounds were tastefully
decorated with bunting and Japanese
lanterns. Refreshments were served,
and after a few songs the club adj
Journed
Among those present were Misses
Grabill, Kelly, Watkins, Whitmer,
White, and Jennison, and Messrs.
Adams. Mooers, Palmer. and Smith.
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Major J. w Long. q. S. A. and his
daughter. Miss Anna Long. are still in
their Washir gton home. and viii not
close It unit; some time next month,
when they will join Mrs Long In the
homo Of her sister. Mrs. Smith. in
Grecnsborough, n. c. Young George
Long Smith, the gifted violinist, who
has just returned from a several years
period OF study abroad, has gone TO his
home in Frankfort. KY, after a visit
with his relatives here. en- route from
England. Miss Long was the guest of
honor at a small dinner given last week
by the Minister from Nicaragua and
Nine. Corea. who have remained very
late in town. Mime. Corea was formerly
Miss India Bell Fleming. a society pro
tege Of Senator and Mrs. Burrows and
a next door neighbor OF theirs In Wash
ington.
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Mrs. Morris L. Croxali gave a lunch
con to the members OF her chapter. OF
which she is the historian, at her charm
ing country home, the Knoll. Montgom-
cry county, Nd, on the Fourth Of July.
The hostess was assisted by her sister,
Miss Edith Browne, and her niece. Miss
Starr.
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The Swedish minister and the members
OF his household and legation. will spend
the summer at Lake George, n. Y. They
will leave about July 10.
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Mrs. S. A. Magruder, with her two
daughters, Madeline and Lucille Alex
ander. left for Annapolis, where she will
spend the summer with her sister.
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Miss Lizzie Tucker. who has been WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Young, Of
New York, since April. left for Green
wood Lake. n, Y. where she will re-
main until October 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Blendheim win spend
the summer at their cottage at Buena
Vista Springs.
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Mrs. J. D. Yoakley and Master Frank.
OF 1926 North Capitol street, are spend