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The Washington times., 1908-07-19
Copyright By C.aae8ins,

time abroad and is an accomplished
linguisj-
Mr. and Mrs Alexander T. Lloyd an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter,
Alma Elizabeth, 20 Lieut.. Julian De
Court. Philippine scouts. United States
army. July II. at the Banks O. the Dee.
in Maryland. After September / they
VIII be at home in Manila, P. L
The marriage Of Miss Eloise N
Brooks. Of Spottsylvania county. Va.
and John T. Crantz. OF Norfolk. took
place IA Washington Monday Mr.. and
Mrs Grant,, who are now or a wed
ding trip, viii make their home in Nor
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Tignor have
issued cards announcing the marriage
OF their daughter, LaUde Alma. 10
Hugh Proctor Gresham last We6ues-
cay in washington After August !
Mr.. and Mrs. Gresham viii be at home.
z51T Park avenue. Richmond, Va
The marriage is announced Of Miss
Louise II Western. Of this city, 70
Frank c. AIcLeaTen. Of Alexandria, Va
The ceremony took place Wednesday
evening in the parsonage Of the Ham
line Methodist Episcopal Church at I
o'clock. the Rev Charles E Guthrie
officiating
Invitations for the marriage Of Miss
Nolie E Ennis and Joseph Kearney
have been issued. The marriage viii
take place Monday evening. July %. at
O'Clock. IN the Holy Trinity Catholic
Church, Georgetown
Miss Ennis viii he attended by Miss
Rose Kearney, sister OF the bridegroom
elect. and the best man will be Stanley
Biers, Of New York The ushers VIII be
John Croshan, Joseph Barron, Gus
SchuIdt, and Arthur Burch-
Miss Chalk and Virgil Church. OF Bal
timOre. are the house guests OF Miss
Ennis.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie ChenO-
weth and Walter T. Jewell took place
Wednesday at noon in the parsonage Of
tn Waugh NJ Z Church, the Rev
bride, who was unattended, wore a
white linen suit. with a large cream hat
trimmed with pale pink roses
Miss Myrtle z Boarman was mar
RED Wednesday afternoon 10 Melvin II
White, the Rev. J. /. Franz officiating.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage Of Miss Annie N. MastbrooEx and
James NJ Barnard The ceremony took
place July 8, at EllicOtt City, Nd, the
Rev. vernon Ridgely officiating.
Miss Sarah E Charter and y. A. Gil
more were married Wednesday by the
Rev Paul Griffith, Of ST. Augustine
Church.
Miss Florence N Lux, of Chicago
formerly Of Paris. was married Thurs
day to A. J. Mailer, Of Washington,
the marriage taking place in the draw
ing room Of the Cairo. in the presence
Of q small party OF friends. Justice
Charles S. Bundy. an old friend Of the
bridegroom officiating.
The bride, who wore a becoming gown
OF old rose silk and carried a cluster
OF American Beauty roses, was given
IN marriage by DR.. Thomas 2 McArdle-
A wedding supper followed the cere-
mony-
Mr.. and Mrs Mailer will 60 TO Europe
on their wedding trip, visiting the old
nome Of the bride n Paris.
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winter a student al a young woman's
seminary, was the honor guest at a
melon party IN her home Wednesday
evening
Mr. and Mrs. Percy =. Taylor who
were married last Friday evening al
o'clock in Mt Vernon n T. Church
are spending their honeymoon al Old
Point Comfort at the Chamberlin Hotel
Miss Katherine McNeel. who has been
in Philadelphia for several days, has re-
turned home
Miss Della Tune and Miss Nettie
Tune, Of L street, accompanied by Miss
Laura Kearney. of Hyattsville, Md,
Will leave tomorrow for a r'Onth's stay
in Braddock's Heights, Nd.
DR.. c. A. Champion will sail for Eu-
rope Tuesday on the Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Of the North German Lloyd line. from
New York to Bremen.
J. Van Ness Huyck, accompanied by
his son. Thomas Z. Huyck. left Thurs
day for AIarblehead Neck. Mass. where
he will join his daughters, Mrs. AtwelI
and Mrs. Bates, who are spending the
summer there with their families. Mr.
huyck celebrated his seventeen birth
day last week
Mrs. L. Archer. accompanied by her
young son Harry. have gone TO Atlantic
City for SIX weeks. Prof. Archer will
join them there later.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Whitehead are
guests at the Atkinson cottage, Virginia
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pasternak will sail for
Europe July .. where they will remain
until September L Mrs. Pasternak is
recovering slowly from severe illness
Miss Perie Anderson, after a short
visit at Atlantic City with her parents,
Justice Anderson. OF the District Su-
preme Court. and Mrs. Anderson. has
gone with them to Lake Mohonk. n.
Y. for a Short sojourn. They will go
later TO Magnolia for the sumner
The Mexican Minister 70 Cuba. who
is also charge d'afTaires OF the sIexi-
can Embassy in Washington, and his
family left Washington last week for
a few weeks at Atlantic City They
Will 90 later TO one Of the resorts in
( the vicinity Of New York. where they
will spend the latter part OF the sea
son, having closed their Sixteenth street
home until the fall.
Mr. and Mrs Meyer NJ. Stern, of the
Ashley, left town yesterday to srend
fortnight at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry kaufman and her son,
Marx, are spending the weekend in
Baltimore, with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Strouse
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Berney. o. Balti-
more, were in town for a couple Of
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schumacher
are spending several weeks at the Hotel
| Belvedere, Chesapeake Beach.
/ Mrs. Jerome Franc, with her daugh-
| ter, Rana, and her son Henry, OF
/ New YORK city, arrived yesterday, and
| with Mrs. 81. Stern and Miss Helene
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daughter-in-law and their family later
in the month
Miss Lena NJ. Richardson left last
evening for Annapolis. Nd. where she
Will be the guest Of her cousin, Miss
blanche Richardson, in her home on
Charles street
Miss Dorothy 0Iosia is spending sew
eral weeks in Warrenton. Va
Miss Murdaugh is the guest Of friends
ia Warrenton. Va.
Miss Buckingham has returned home
from Silver Bay, near Lake George
y. Y, where she spent the last few
weeks.
Miss Ida Keppler and Miss Minnie
Leonberger have gone to Cape May. n.
IT, for several days
Miss Kathryn PaUas has gone 10 sa-
vannah. Ca. 10 recuperate from an
operation recently performed in the
George Washington Universit.- Hospital
Albert Oettinger is spending some
time in Niagara Fails.
The members Of the Red Carnation
Euchre Club who have been the guests
of Miss Gertrude Eckstine. one Of the
members. at Colonial Beach for the
last two weeks. were entertained oy
Mrs. Tashsr at dinner Wednesday
evening, July Is, in the Westmorelane
Cottage
The dinner was followed by a cake-waIk
and vocal solos Each member was
presented with a red carnation as
favor.
Among those present were Mrs. Fran
els R. Erning. Mrs. T. H. Jones. Miss
Hardness, Miss Mary z. Smoot. Miss
Clara F. Smoot, Mt Walker. Mr. Beck
with. Mr.. Slack Mr. Erning, Mr.. Robey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Eckstine. and
Ed Jones.
Capt. and Mrs. Tinsley I. Allen, ac-
companied by their daughter. Mrs NJ
A. Holmes have left for their country
place at Amherst. Va.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Barker and
Miss Louise Maxwell will close their
house on n street this week, and will
leave Friday for the Berkshires. They
VIII divide their time between Stock
bridge and willi1mstown-
Miss Esther Denny, daughter OF
Col. and Mrs. Frank /. Denny, who is
visiting Miss Vandergrift in the Thou
sand Islands, has gone with her hostess
for a cruise on the St. Lawrence river.
and will probably not return TO Wash
ington until the last of the month
! Gen. and Mrs J. Franklin Bell have
as their guests at Fort Myer Captain
1 Booth and Captain Davis
Miss Putnam, of Davenport, Iowa.
who spent a few days with them last
week, has returned to her home
! Mr. and .Irs. A L. Barber are spend
/ ing the summer at their place Ards
( ley-on-the-H Hudson. II. 7
| Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard left yester-
| day TO spend the weekend in the cOun-
| try.
! Miss Judith Berkely. who has recently
returned 10 her b5me in Berk ely. Va,
from Washington, where she spent last
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T HE WARRENT0N
GERMAN CLUB Be
GINS ITS SEASON.

WARRENTON. Va. July l. - The
Warrentoa German Club gave the first
german Of the season Friday evening
in the Town EaI. Harry Gray leading,
with Miss Murdaugh Of Washington.
Among she others dancing were VIII
liam H Gaines with Miss SaIlie Mar
shall. Charles Deare with Miss Msry
Nelson. John Stone with Miss Lettice
Clark. Mr. Nash with Miss Landon
Hicks, Edward Thornton with Miss
sadie Sublet. Charles Jenries with Mrs
Johnston, William Curtis with Miss
Elizabeth Gaines. Douglas Lees with
Miss DOrOthy Nosia, Of washington;
Wade Dalton with Miss Mary Sewers.
Stewart White with Miss Louise Bull.
Harry ToUlmin with Miss Won Kono-
block, OF Baltimore: John s. Gaines with
Mrs John S Gaines. Percy Evans with
Miss jenkins. DR.. D. H Green with
Miss Josephine Johnson. Tom Thornton
with Miss Bastabie. James X. Naddux
and Haywood Spilman danced stag
The ChaperOls were Mrs. beverley
Slater, Mrs Edward Carter. Mrs Muir
ray Forbes. Mrs Won KOnobIOck, Mrs
Greenvil.e Gaines, and Mrs Sublet.
Mrs. F. S Turner. wife Of Judge
Turner, was hostess at a tea Friday
afternoon in honor Of her house guest.
Miss Heart
Mrs Grenville Gaines entertained at
delightful bridge party Wednesday
morning, complimentary 20 Mrs. Nat
Tyler.
Miss Elizabeth Sharpless was married
Tuesday 10 Lucian Keith, OF the firm OF
Keith & Keith. the ceremony being per
formed in the country home OF the bride
near Philadelphia. in the presence Of a
small party OF relatives and friends.
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noon for a short sojouru in ths Maine
woods.
Mrs. william L. Howard and Miss
Howard. wife and daughter Of Com
mander Howard Of the L. s. s. Miss
issippL are at Richfeld Springs, n. Y.
Surgeon Frank l. PleadweU, I. s. ",
on duty in the Bureau Of Medicine and
Surgery Of the Navy Department, and
Mrs. Pleadwen are the guests Of Com
modore and Mrs. r Il. wallace in their
home in Nantucket
Mrs. Baird and Miss COrnelia Baird,
wife and daughter Of Capt William
Baird, L. S. A, are in New London,
Conn.
Capt E. E. Booth. who is on duty
IN Fort Leavenworth, Kas.. is spend
ing several days in Washington.
Miss Mortimer left several days ago
for Fort Smelling. Mimi. where she is
the guest Of her brother and sister
in-law, Lieut. and Mrs. c. G. Mortimer.
OF the artillery garrison.
General Edwards, chief of the Insular
Bureau, Of the War Department. has
returned to Washington from Magno-
liza, Mass, where he visited his wife
and little daughter, Bessie
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Randolph.
accompanied by their family, are
spending the summer at their country
place at BEockport. n. Y
Major +. r Reynolds. Medical Corps.
L. S. A., and Mrs. Reynolds. who re-
Gently returned from Europe, spent
several days in New York last week
before going TO Maine for the remainder
OF the summer.
Mrs. Crosby S. Noyes is the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. George w. Boyd, in
her cottage at Cape May, N. J.
Miss Maude Stewart. Of BrambIeton,
Va, who spent several days in Wash
ington, the guest of friends, has re-
turned to her home.
Miss Sophie Goode and Miss Sallie
Goode, who have spent the last two
Markham, Va, for the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. David J. UIlman left recently
for New York. where she will be the
guest Of friends for several weeks
Miss RosaIie Rodgers Thomas. who
will sail for Paris within a few weeks,
where she will take up the study OF
music. IS now in Delaplane. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Philo L. Bush and the
Misses Bush, Of Capitol Hill, accom-
panied by Miss Nina Moody. left yes
torday for Asbury Park. where they
1 viii spend the remainder of the SUN
mer. Mrs L. l. Bush. who is now IT
Atlantic City, will join her son and
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Personals

The Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Beekmanr Winthrop will
spend next Sunday at Sycamore Hill.
Oyster Bay. with the President and
Mrs Roosevelt. They will leave Wash
ington Friday, returning early next
week
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Weddings Engagements

Miss Grace Llewellyn Jones, daughter
Of the late Col. Liewellyn Jones, United
States army, and Mrs. Jones. of San
Francisco, Cal, and Robert Gibson. il,
of New York city. will be married Al
gust Is. Miss Jones has spent much
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Miss Jessie Armstrong. who has been
visiting Mss Addie Hubbard and Miss
Anna Hubbard at the Holms. has re-
turned 10 Alexandria
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Mrs. Thomas A. Fisher, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs John Fisher.
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Dr. and Mrs L. II Blackford sailed
from New York last week FOR Europe,
where they Will spend the sumner
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ALEXANDRIA MAN TO
WE'D A L0UD0UN
COUNTY GIRL.

Mrs n r Alexander, Of Aide, Loud
Gun county. Va. announces the engage
ment OF her daughter. Mss Rachel
Elizabeth. 10 Charles Franklin Crelgh-
ton, Of Alexandria. The wedding VIII
take place the latter part OF August
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Mrs. Ashby Miller and daughter, OF
Detroit. 5Eich-. are visiting Mrs Q. h
Rot IN ia st. Asaph street.
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Mrs. Cora Wheatley Is I'll al her home
IN Duke street.
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Cabinet

The Secretary Of State and Mrs. Root.
who are spending the summer at their
place at Clinton, y. Y, had as their
guests for a day or sc last week Gen
and Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant. They
also spent a day or two early in the
week with their son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Lieutenant and Mrs Grant, at
their home at BrOOklins, Mass.
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folk at the fashionable resorts henved sigh of relief last
~ ond
cradle things frightened
pomisng heavy in
cooled the suy atmosphere suffering vegetation put
again shape for enjoyment of riding and driving giving everything
Bathing bridge light porch Casino
heretofore had composed tine days giving
entertainments be in sway.
+ y J.
Long Branch society beginning take up new game
the picture puzzle, may
quaed bids bridge euchre
crossing proved The game has been introduced at several private
houses very popular 1t taxes the ingenuity as well
patience of the players
The plan puzzle
with It, and the players have all their skill making
quiy shaped blocks well defined picture usually
tables alter dinner each player receiving box OF blocks cut or less
symmetrical designs which, being together picture
1t the productive although
heard an OF aene or pleasure according the success in
So has been the
rntb ." th rLnh 81; 54 .. e P 1e i Two
bridge not decidedly threatened at least the game Of solitaire
!. + Z.
HE cool weather golf
drives and bOulevads thond
loyal Country popular
light number Of delightful tea parties take place there almost every
given every evening
Newport particularly gay being
ated Thursday afternoon
Chadwick u NJ reviewed the battalion apprentices
presence reviewing party Of
Sir Lewis Beaumont of the British navy
e. r z
President
stoned ripple the
him have doomed disappointment purely
really Newport the naval
training station, which
leaves will go directly o Nayfower
Newport guest AerreI
president the Naval College gathering
will be exclusively the navy
z Il e
Mike the hostes Capital City,
Il and
w
agement has travelling Europe who
ately the he hears in the Partisan
But In the subu
tuarly the Chevy Chase Club extended
Every evening there number delightful parties
there and the circle pzs
o
As S in
til her husband with her sad oh there people
out to the club evening
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Mrs Richard Acton. Master Richard
Acton. and Miss Virginia Wheat are
su-nmering IN the mountains OF Eau
guie- county
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Col. and Mrs. l. Wilbur Reid arc
spending some time IN Atlantic CITY.
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Secretary OF War Wright viii leave
this evening for Chickamauga Park
Tenn, where he VIII make an official
inspection Of troops He will probably
be absent until Thursday
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Secretary Of the Treasury Cortelyou
and his family left Thursday for the
summer and are now established at
their place at Huntington, L. I.
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Lieut. Gen and Mrs. Henry c. Corbin
left last evening for the Virginia Hot
Springs, where they Will spend the week
end. Later in the week they will prob
ably go TO Maine for a short visit to
the generals son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons. Their beautiful
new place, Highwood. at Chevy Chase
will not be closed at all during the sum-
mer as they will not be absent from
the city any great length of time.
The Chevy Chase Club was the scene
of innumerable small AID Informal din
ner parties last evening. a large con-
tingent of the society folks still at the
Capital also spent the afternoon there.
Among those entertaining at bridge
were Mrs McCawley and Mrs. Morgan.
Another party included Mrs westeCtt.
Mrs. McClintock. Colonel BromweU. and
Franklin Ellis Miss Letterman also
entertained party at bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall H. EIagner have
taken a cottage at Chew Chase for the
summer. and joined the colony of the
younger married set who are spending
the summer there. Mrs. Hagner and her
children spent the early part 81 the
summer with Mrs HaEner's mother.
Mrs. Lawrence, OF. Long Island. return
ing here a week ago and joining Mr.
Hagner at Chevy Chase
Their house on Jefferson place is I'M
dergoing extensive improvements for
the fall.
Herbert Putnam. the Librarian Of Con-
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Herbert Putnam. the Librarian Of Con-
gTess, left Washington yesterday after
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Capt E. E Booth, who is on duty
IN Fort Leavenworth, Kas.. is spend
ing several days in Washington
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Mrs E c. Hayes. OF B-addOck
Heights, has as her guest Miss Eva
Louise Speare. Of Richmond
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Mrs. Baird and Miss CorneUa Baird,
wife and daughter of Capt William
Baird, L. S. A, are in New London,
Conn.
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MIS- II r Alexander, OF Aide, Loud
Gun county. Va. announces the engage
ment Of her daughter. Mss Rachel
Elizabeth. 10 Charles Franklin Creigh-
ton, Of Alexandria The wedding viii
take place the latter part OF August
Miss Jessie Armstrong. who has been
visiting Mss Addie Hubbard and Mss
Anna Hubbard at the HOlms. has re-
turned 70 Alexandria
Col. and Mrs l. Wilbur Reid arc
spending some time IN Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. Cora wheatley is I'll al her home
in Duke street.
Mrs Thomas A. Fisher. VINO has been
visiting her mother, Mrs John Fisher.
in New York. has returned home
Dr.. and Mrs. L. II. Blackford sailed
from New York last week Tor Europe,
where they viii spend the sumner
Mrs. Ashby Miller and daughter. OF
Detroit. 5Iich-. are visiting Mrs 9. h
Rot IN Ga st. Asaph street.
Mrs Richard Acton. Master Richard
Acton. and Miss Virginia Wheat are
sunmering IN the mountains OF Eau
quier county
Mrs. E c. Hayes, OF B-addOck
Heights, has as her guest Miss Eva
Louise Speare. Of Richmond
Miss Rosey Ashton visited friends n
Charlottesville last week
Miss sophie Tacbett paid a visit 70
friends near WHliauspOrt, Nd, last
week
4 C. Faulkner has removed with his
family from South Carolina TO Alex
all6ria. They are residing at rs South
St Asaph street
Miss Ruth Ashton. who has been visit
ing Mrs z NJ Young, IT.. in Freoer-
lcksburg, has returned home
Mrs. A n II Smyth is spending the
summer IL BIuemont.
J. C smoot. Miss Rebeoca Uhler, and
Miss Mary Snowden are visiting in
North WlIkesbOro, n c
Miss Mary Bergiu is the guest OF Miss
Anna Wilhelm at Haddon Field. y J.
Mss Y. A Grigg- who has been serl-
ousIy III at her home in South Columbus
street. is spending some time al ocean
City. Nd She is accompanied BY Mrs
lindsay and Miss Grigg-
Miss Phebe Deahl is visiting in Berry
Vile and Winchester
Me Ie0na. Sullivan had as her guests
last week Miss Kate Sullivan and
brother. OF FaudUier county.
EIr- and Mrs A A Varied and
daughter. OF this city. are summering
fl Winchester.
Miss Louise Western, OF Washington.
and Frank SIcLeareu. Of this city were
married in Washington last wednesday
evening.
Miss Alice Buckley. who has been Wis
itiug Mrs A. Randolph Howard, n
fredericksburg. has returned home
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Miss Judith Berkely. who has recently
returned TO her b5me in Berkely, Va.
from Washington, where she spent last
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Miss Mortimer left several days ago
Tor Fort Smelling, Mimi, where she is
the guest OF her brother and sister
ln-law, Lieut.. and Mrs. c. G. Mortimer.
Of the artillery garrison.
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Mrs. Thomas f. Bayard left yester.
day to spend the weekend in the coun-
try.
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Miss Rosey Ashton visited friends n
Charlottesville last week
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Mr. and Mrs. Philo L. Bush and the
Misses Bush, OF Capitol Hill, accom-
panied by Miss Nina Moody. left yes
tcrday for Asbury Park, where they
viii spend the remainder of the sum
mer Mrs. L. 1. Bush. who Is now IN
Atlantic City, will join her son and
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Mr. and -Irs. A L. Barber are spend
ing the summer at their place Ards
ey-on-the-Hudson. II. Z
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Miss RosaIie Rodgers Thomas, who
will sail for Paris within q few weeks,
where she will take up the study Of
music IS now in Delaplane. Va
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Miss SOPHIE Tackett paid a visit 70
friends near WIlliamsDOrt, Nd, last
week
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General Edwards, chief Of the Insular
Bureau, OF the War Department, has
returned to Washington from Magno-
LA, Mass, where he visited his wife
and little daughter. Bessie.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schumacher
are spending several weeks at the Hotel
Belvedere, Chesapeake Beach.
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winter a student at a young woman's
seminary, was the honor guest at a
melon party IN her home Wednesday
evening
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A G.. Faulkner has removed with his
family from South Carolina TO Alex
audria. They are residing at 2s5 South
St Asaph street
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Miss Della Tune and Miss Nettie
Tune, Of L street, accompanied by Miss
Laura Kearney. of Hyattsville. Nd,
Will leave tomorrow for a r'Onth's stay
in Braddock's Heights, Nd
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Miss Ruth Ashton. who has been visit
ing Mrs z NJ Young, jr-. in Freoer-
lcksburg, has returned home
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Mrs. David ]. Ullman left recently
for New York. where she will be the
guest Of friends Tor several weeks
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noon for a short sojouru in the Maine
woods.
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Miss Katherine McNeal. who has been
in Philadelphia for several days, has re-
turned nome.
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Mrs. Jerome Franc, with her daugh-
ter, Rana, and her son Henry, Of
New YORK city, arrived yesterday, and
with Mrs. 81. Stern and Miss Helene
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MIS-. a n II smyth is spending the
summer IL BIuemOnt.
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Miss Putnam, of Davenport Iowa.
who spent a few days with them last
week, has returned to her home
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DR.. c. A Champion Will sail for EU-
rope Tuesday on the Kaiser Wilhelm II,
Of the North German Lloyd line, from
New York TO Bremen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Randolph,
accompanied by their family, are
spending the summer at their country
place at BEockport. N Y.
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Mrs F. s Turner. wife Of Judge
Turner, was hostess at a tea Friday
afternoon in honor Of her house guest.
Miss Heart
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Mr. and Mrs Percy r. Taylor, who
were married last Friday evening al .
o'clock I'm Mt Vernon n K Church,
are spending their honeymoon al Old
Point Comfort at the Chamberlin Hotel.
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smoot. Miss Rebecca Uhler, and
Miss Mary Snowden are visiting IN
North WlIkesbOro, n c
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Major +. r Reynolds, Medical Corps.
l. S A, and Mrs. Reynolds, who re-
Gently returned from Europe, spent
several days in New York last week
before going TO Maine for the remainder
of the summer.
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J. Van Ness Huyck, accompanied by
his son. Thomas Z. Huyck. left Thurs
day for Marblehead Neck. Mass. where
he will join his daughters, Mrs. Atwell
and Mrs. Bates, who are spending the
summer there with their families. Mr.
huyck celebrated his seventeen birth
day last week