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The Washington herald., 1908-05-17
HOT SPRINGS, VA.

Visitors at the Springs have taken ad-
vantage Of the crisp days to expand their
energies in outdoor exercises and sports
The Homestead Hotel has been kept filed
for days with branches Of deiicately tint
ed dogwood blossoms, wild azaleas, and
crabapple blooms brought back by those
returning to the hotel from long outdoor
jaunts
Driving out from here in a blackboard
to see the drag hunt at Fassifern Farm
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Flagler.
They were followed by several carriages,
among their guests being Mr. Charles A.
ChIds and Mrs William A. sheehan, Of
New York; Mrs. Henry May and Miss
May, OF Washington; Mr.. c. Fosdick and
Mr.. Joseph a. Parrot. After the hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Flagler entertained their
guests at tea on the farmhouse porch,
Among those TO leave the Springs this
week were the Baroness Hengelmuller
and her daughter, Mile. Mia Hengel-
muller. They have gone to Washington
for a short visit. but will return TO the
Springs later and take villa here for
a month or two
Mrs. Henry May and Miss May Mrs.
T. H Newberry and Miss NewberEy. of
Washington. are al the Homestead for
the remainder Of the month. Other Wash
ingtonians at the hotel include B. V. Nor
ton and Frank Conway.
Among the recent arrivals is Miss K. A
Ramstead. Of Baltimore.
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telegrapher to the commandant Of the
naval station there, a recent appointment
made by the United States Civil Service
Commission. Mr. Klee has been con-
nected here with the Baltimore and Ohio
for the past few months. He recently
married Miss Gertrude Crawford, Of Har-
risburg, Pa, and he and his bride have
been residing here since.
Miss NJ B. Aarons. Of Washington. is
a guest at Shady Brook Farm for
week or ten dayg.
Mr. and Mrs n Wood. Of Baltimore,
and Miss C. Dulin. Of Washington, are
stopping at High View House here.
DR.. David Clark 0wings. for years a
resident OF Gaithersburg, and for some
time connected with the Post-office De
partment. and now post-office Inspector,
stationed at Boston, Mass, is at Gathers
burg. visiting friends.
Miss Nellie Allnutt. OF Dawsonviile, is
visiting friends near Relay and Baltimore.
Nd
Mrs. J. c. Austin, of Linden, was this
week a guest OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. z. D. Lewis.
Mrs. J z. Deets is visiting friends in
Washington
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oLLARs MADE PETS By MANY SOCIETY," LEADERS

former of the collie champion squire Of Tyl-
ton paid 1900 anina-ten considered an enormous
sum-but he sold it to an American enthusiast for $50
At one time ST Bernards all the rage and brought
immense sums. Plinimmon, a splendid specimen, cost
Emmett actor 5000 Sir Beyidere disposed Of for
$780, Lady agnon changed at Of $500
Champion Grandley stephany. from the kennels that
produced Lady Agnon brought 5000 and the shorthaired
Hampstead Chief was sold at $500 These European
dogs; this splendid St Bernards OF George
Gould have attracted great attention because Of their
price and lordly Of living.
Later the collie into favor, and a long
Of tTiumphs One high-water prices paid
this class $500 for Champion Perfection; Southport
Sculptor brought $500 only twenty-five years ago
Krehl paying 500 for Eclipse Americas notable
tempt at record-boostng Mitchell Harrisons $500
for Champion Christopher.
Fox terriers several occasions have realized high
as 5000 The shorhared Vice Regal s2S0 $1,000
and Na0 have become common prices
Miss e Goot, OF New York, has captured not few
blue ribbons at bench shows with her famous bulldog
Mahomet, worth 5000 Across water Baronet Heath
brought $500, and Fashions price was $50
TWO years ago greyhounds were popular and brought
good prices AT one notable sale prices ranged from s5
10 Sl,750.
Lapdogs most in vogue are miniature Pomeranians.
They weakly and subject many
est specimens are those most valued A breed in
favor the Chinese spaniel now suppanted after a
contest by the japanese spaniel Pointers and
be losing value pets They harder
keep lodge and, commercially. said be less
attractive and promising In the handling
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Ms. Charles Stuart and little
daughter of Richmond, were guests Of
Miss Sally Stuart during the past week.
and have now returned to their home.
Mrs. William R. Purvis and Miss Mar
garet MEG. Ashby have returned from
a short stay in Atlantic City.
Mrs. c. William Wattles spent several
| days this week at her old home in Berry
vile. Her sister, Miss Eliza Lippitt. re-
turned with her and is now her guest.
Mrs. Sam stone. Of New York. is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Henry Strauss, in
Prince street.
Mrs. Sally Hopper. of Baltimore. was
the guest of her sister Mrs. William B.
Smoot, during the past week.
Miss Gertrude williamson has return
ed to her home in Georgetown after
weeks stay with Miss Ada Garrett, in
North Washington street.
Mt NJ. ]. Mcfarland and Mr.. ". H.
Whitcomb are In Petersburg 10 attend
| the State convention Of the Knights Of
Columbus.
Sig Paolo Lussimei. of Rome Italy. ar
rived in this city on Friday. and is the
guest of Mr.. William ]. Hall, in Prince
street.
Mrs. Marshall King and children have
gone to Charlottesville to spend the sum
mer with Mrs. Kings parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanckle.
Mrs. Gilbert J. Cox and her daughter,
Elizabeth Bland Cox are visiting Mrs.
Cox's sister, Mrs. Morton Sehaeffer. in
Baltimore.
Maj William S. Green, Of Columbus,
Ga. is spending some time with his fam
lily in this city.
Mrs Edward s Leadbeater Mrs. NJ.
". OBrien, Miss Rose Mcdonald. anu
Miss Helen Norris Cummings have re-
turned from Bedford City, where they
attended the convention of the Virginia
Federation Of Woman's Clubs.
Mr.. ". ]. Hancock h1s returned 10 his
home in WiikesbarTe. Pa. after short
visit to friends in this city.
Mrs. Eleanor Washington Howard IL
the guest OF her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Washing
ton, in Washington, u. Z.
Col and Mrs. Arthur Herbert have
issued invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter. Nora Carlyle. TO MIR. Robert
PegFam Holt, at Christ Church. June 3,
az noon. A reception to relatives and
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The Wedding Morn" by Clutsam, and
the orchestra furnished delightful pro-
gramme. consisting of ''Salut d'Amour," :"
by Elgar: THE Tulip" by Trinkaus;
'stradella," by Flotow. and Wedding
March" by Mendelssohn.
The residence was florally decorated in
a manner combining both taste and elab-
orateness, and very enjoyable banquet
was served. Many beautiful presents in
keeping with the time were received, and
altogether the occasion was pronounced
by the guests to be 3 fitting climax to a
quarter century OF unalloyed domestic
happiness, and hearty wishes were ex-
pressed that the worthy couple might
survive through a similar period TO their
golden jubilee.
Among those present were Rev. and
Mrs. J. D. Buhrer. Mr. and Mrs W. S.
COrby. Prof and Mrs. Emil Holer. Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Sopnenwaid. MISS Pauline
Holer, Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Gerner, Prof
Karl Holer. Mr.. T. F. Burch. DR.. George
". Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Y. Hay
den. Miss Frederick Rosendale. Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Egioff. Miss Sophie Fritsch,
Mr. Pouiton. Mr. and Mrs Robert Weber
Miss Anna Weber, AIRS. Fiheld, and Mr.
J. c. Fisher.
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS.

Faith Council No. T. / o. S. Jonadabs,
viii give its first grand entertainment
( and dance Friday at p. m. at the Town
| Hail. This council was organized seven
weeks ago and has already membership
OF twenty-elght. limitations take place
every meeting night.
! officers Of the council are W. c., Alex
ander MaoKayi V. c., William T. Brom-
well; p. c., Joseph Whiting: chaplain,
William Steele; recording secretary, L.
f. Litz; financial secretary, w. H Gil
bert; treasurer, Charles W. Jacobs;
herald. ]. c. F. Stommel: assistant herald
/ J. z. Weast; guard, S. o. Maxwell, and
sentinel. Leon Litz.
Mrs. Jennie Riddiek and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Weston. of Portsmouth. Va, are
| visiting the home Of their brother, V
c. Weston Sixty-third street and Prince
George avenue. Mrs. Riddick expects to
spend the summer there
Allen Snyder win resume, operations
| Monday on his cement block mansion,
| Sixty-first street and Boulevard. He ex-
poets to complete 1t in about three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Frank. who recent
~ purchased a handsomse residence in
Sixty-first street. moved into their new
quarters Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. G1berts bungalow
is nearing completion.
The Mechanics Club will give the first
grand entertainment and hop IN Town
Han Friday night, May 29. The Astoria
Comedy -Four. of Baltimore, is the OPEN
ing number, followed by washington's s
elocutionist, Miss Florence 3. Callahan;
Hasting and Maroon, in descriptive songs:
| Charles Schwartz, in up-to-date songs
Kalaher and Hurdle, musical artists; Sig
nor Spegetti concluding the programme
with his act entitled "a Silent Mu-
! sieIan." Dancing will follow.
The Eastern Stock Company presented
q play, called, a True Friend" Thurs
day evening. at Town Hall.
Edward Hurdle is erecting a cottage in
Sixty-first street, between Franklin and
Ellerslie avenues.
Shadyside avenue is being graded, max
ing fine driveway from Slxty-nrst street
to Central avenue,
George NJ. Jacobs has put an addition
to his new cottage in Sixty-frst street.
and is now improving it with an orna-
mental wire fence.
William steele Is improving his resi-
denee in Kingston avenue by addition of
two rooms
A. P. Buck. who recently purchased q
small house in shadyside avenue. is
going to improve it with four rooms.
Mrs. Lillian L. Hallenberger is fencing
her house with ornamental wire, and
terracing the lots.
The residence OF John Link. in Chew
ton and Central avenues, is about COM
pleted. He VIII occupy it In a few days.
The following are some OF the residences
which are about 70 be completed, and will
be occupied by their owners In a few
days; George ". Hardee, in shadyslde
avenue Florence Bray, In Sixty-first
street; Arthur Booth, Kingston. corner
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n ENGLISH proverb says a dog worth
"A costs Some dog dealer probably originated the
saying since many Of petted CANNES would
not part with their possessions for much than
the cost although that may have been hundreds
thousands Of dollars
Men and women Of former generation loved dogs.
doubt well those of to-day but they would have
astounded prices paid animals of high
degree and aristocratc lineage.
bulldog valued S5oo a st. Bernard costing $500
collie for which $3.50 held 10 be reasonable ngure-
such prices longer surprise IN fact they would
be held bargains some But they would have
as,onished fathers
The constantly increasing favor which pet and high
dogs found with women of years has
much to do with soaring prices Women. well men,
now pay fer arsocratie animals, and
of the fair among the enthusiastic
hbitors at bench s,rw VS.
When fashions DEGREES began extending to the canine
world. dog rasers quick note and the
fact
It that the $500 bulldog the 5000 ST Bernard
represent much worth from commercial point OF view
their beauty may appear in inverse proportion
Not long ago London a couple OF
blood sold for s5 and pack Of breed barriers
for similar # barriers and settlers had been
the canine possessions pets the time they
would have been eagerly sought for at hundred times
that figure. Londoners viii $500 for animals of
tain breeds that twenty drug in the
ket at $50 and the rest Of the world viii do likewise Large
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recitation for the occasion. She viii be
assisted by Mr.. Kenneth Ogden and other
musical talent. Refreshments will be
served in the old-fashioned garden Of
roses and snoWballs.
The Thursday Club had a most delight
ful meeting at the residence OF Mrs.
William 3. SmOot on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Stuart Jameson won the prize. The
guests were Mrs. Sally Hopper, Of Balti-
more; Mrs. Thomas ". Robinson, Mrs.
William j. Boothe. Mrs. George Uhler.
Mrs. Emmett Dunn Mrs. Stuart jamie
son. and Mrs Arthur Snowden.
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MAY II IN AMERICAN HISTORY.

lsl0-Caseo Ne, captured BY ne FrsBeh and IN.
dians
lI4-At town meeting q the inhabitants q Pr0Fi-
dence. r. l.. the subject Of a general congress
was acted upoR being the first act ot the
kind b. public assemhlsgs
ale-Cspt- MusfGrd IN a vessel Of four guns. cap
tured the Pritish ship HoPe four guns, win
l5N barrels q powaer and military stores. and
brought her into the port af Boston.
ls6l-Seeession spies arrested in Washington hy
order Of Gen. scott. Confederate troops com
raenee foTtifying Harpers Ferry.
l&2-ConfsdeFates retire across the ChickahomiEy
az Boston Bridge
lSs3-Baftle II Big Black River Grant sgain at
tackled Pembertan AZ Big Black River bridge
and defeated him, with total loss Of $50
men and seventeen cannon.
iss9-Tae Centennial anniversary of the settlement
of the city uf Nashville. Tenn. Observed the
chief event being the unEeiliug Of the eques-
trizn statue of Gen jackson.
lS55-First appearance e Cody's Wild West
show
lse2-Eigbty men killed and six wounded IN a raes
riot n Atlanta, ia which 3,09o shots wers
fred
Is1i-0hie Republican State convention CTganized
at Columbus, TIE HeFFick Cox-Dlcs machine
being Ia control
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BOYDS SOCIETY.

Boyds, Nd, May i6,-Mrs. DR.. William
L. Lewis. of Kensington, is visiting her
parents. Judge and Mrs. Lawrence A
Darby. at DawsonTille.
Miss Sue Darby. who has been visiting
relatives al Kensington and Washington,
returned home this week.
Miss Pearl Duyall IS in Baltimore Wis
iting Rev. and Mrs. T. F. Peters.
Miss g. Mulllcan, of Washington, re-
turned here Thursday to visit her parents
at Hyattstown. Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry N. Klee will sail
from New York for Guantanamo. Cuba,
June E. where Mr.. Klee goes as clerk and
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s:.s6.. 90 Mss ! s..nr.lsRsr .%

Another committee Of young ladies will
form a reception committee. and win be
identified by green and silver butterfly
badges and do the honors among the
young people during the evening.
After the butterfly figure. general dane
ing viii continue until Y o'clock. The
coulliOn viii follow.
The young people, under the leadership
Of Mrs, Boe0ck, member OF the chapter,
rs usual are filed with enthusiasm.
Miss Frances Lipscomb. who made 50
popular the dance at the Willard. under
the auspices Of this chapter in February,
Is most active and earnest also IN this
affair
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.


Private HARRY BRAUNsTEIN. Company Il, SEQ
Ond Battalion Of Engineers. Washington Bar
racks. Is transferred 10 the Military Academy
Detachment uf Engineers. West Point, \. I
The f0liOEing changes IN the stations and duties
of psynaster ordered: Capt. HAROLD
HAMMOND is relieved from duty in this CITY.
ard VIII proceed % san Francisco and take the
transport 70 sal from thst plscs on q about
july 8 for the Philippine Islands CAPT FRED
ERkCk Z. JOHNSTON is relieved from duty il
Tie Philippine Islands ard will proceed 20 san
Francisco hy the first available transport from
Manila after the arrival az that place q Capt
Hammond.
Leave Il absence fer seven days is granted Capt.
CHARLES D. CLAY. Z. s A.. retired recruit
ing cfacer, 20 take eject or cT about Mag 2
Leave Of absence for I've DAYS is granted Seco1d
Lieut. Rush B. Lincoln. Second Infantry
The sick leave az ahsencs heretofore granted Capt
Julius T Conrad. Third Cavalry. is extended
six dsss
Capt. CHARLES &. y. HOWARD. uaymaster. VIII
proceed 10 Fort Howard, Nd ana report 70 the
commanding cfsoer ARTILLERY District Of Balii-
more, for duty from June s 70 Is.
Contract sUug ERNEST z. ROBERTS, e. s. A.,
now temporary duty At Fort Logan T.
Rcz:S. AK. IS relieved fFom further duy at
Fort SILL OsIs
The folovingnamed officers are detailed for duty as
commissaries st the mensurer camps indicated.
Capt. CECIL STEWART, commissaTy. az Fort D.
A Rassen Wyo
Capt EDWARD ANDERSON. commisssry az
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Iud.
Capt. WILLARD D. NEWBTLL. eonuisssry, 81
For Riley. KanS
Capt. CHARLES c. CLARK. commisssry. az
Chiekanauea PARK Ga.
Capt LOUIS Il. BASH. commiss2Fy. AZ Leon
Springs, Tex.
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The May hop Of the United Daughters
of the Confederaey, under the auspices
of the stonewan Jackson Chapter, TO be
held in the ballroom Of the Arlington
Hotel Tuesday evening. will open at 3
O'Clock with a butterfly march. The CO.
tillion. for which handsome favors have
been selected, will begin at y O'Clock.
The butterfly march viii be led by little
Miss Louise Lipscomb, who will be
Queen Of the May followed by twenty
five young ladies in simple white cos
tunes with green and silver butterfly
wings They will form a figure and waltz
to Mendelssohn's Spring Song around
the little queen, who VIII be appropriately
cOstumed.
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Welded TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
MFR. and sErs. ID. e. KIeps Celebrated
Occasion last Wednesday.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. Z. KIeps celebrated the
twenty-ffth anniversary OF their wedding
on the evening Of Wednesday, May 12, the
occasion bringing large concourse OF
their friends to the residence, l0l4 Tenth
street northwest.
The celebration combined many unique
features with the usual congratulatoTy
episodes. the eelebrants entering during
the rendition Of the "Lohengrin" bridal
march by the orchestra, consisting of
Prof. Kari Holer conductor; Prof. Ernst
Lent, cello; Prof. Zimmerman, plano, and
Prof. Christiani. violin. Rev. J. D. Buhrer
delivered a fine address OF greeting. Miss
Pauline EEoler rendered a soprano solo,
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Shadyside avenue; Elwood G. Craft.
Weyenoke and Sixty-hrst streets: W. c.
Oliver Ellerslie avenue; John Fowler.
Central and Bergman avenues; z. c..
Hunter, Bergman and Central avenues.
George r. and William T. Hogue have
just purchased a home at . Shadyside
avenue, and three adjoining lots.
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Marine Corps.

Second Ldeut J. DIXON. detached marine hsrTacks.
nav yard. Norfolk. Va. to duty with marine
battalion, IsthHiisn Canal Zone Panama.
second Lieut.. I. W. T. WALLER, Jr., ditto
Second Lieut. ". c WISE Jr detached marine
barracks. Washington. D. c.. 70 duty with
marine battalion. Isthmian Canal Zone. Panama.
Capt z. ". WEST. detached marine barracks
navy yard. New YORK \. y report 20 command-
ant Of that station for court and board duty.
Maj II. r. L0WNDES. retired detached head
quarters Z. s NJ c. ordered to his home and
placed the retired list Of of6cers of the Ma
Tine Corps from Aiay {. leS.
flrst Lieut.. w. a. HOWARD report 10 president
marine retiring board. marine barracks. Wash
ington, p. C.. on Mas g. 1909 for examination
Second Lieut J. r. HORTON. detached T. S s.
Alabama. 70 {. S. 5. Connecticut
CAPT. c, q CARPENTER. detached L. S. s: Coz
necticat. 70 NriBe barracks. navy yard, Boston.
Mass
First Leat. \. J. RHEAP. detached headquarters
T. 5. NJ. C., proceed from his home to marine
barracks, Washington. D. G. for duty.
Lieut. II. \ AfANNEY reported arrival IN united
States TO marine barracks. navy yard, New YORK.
Ny
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Denim since I.art Renort.

Tumor Hzer-GE0RGE H. RAU, Post Quartermas-
Ter sergeant May g
Drowned. body reo0veTed-GEORGE B. ROWE
Company D. First Battalion, Corps of Engineers,
Z. s A.. May s.
Shot by comFsde-WILIIAM HOEY. GEORGE
WILSON, and THOMAS + WOODWARD,
Troop F. First Csvalry May IL
Effects cf gnshot wound inflicted By comrade-ED-
WARD T. CLARKE. TToop f. First CaTairy.
May a.
AoTtie eglrgitatiOn-CHARLES T. SWEENEY,
Company l. Fourth Infantry. May
Pnemonia-TH0MAs A. RUSSELL. COMPANY d,
TWenty-dfth Infantry, May s.
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good fortune was exceptional. Of The Only
breeders who succeed rule those who know the1
trade very bottom and have the dog study
years They watch closely the Of popular fancy
and always strive to be ready to meet it.
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money have been made by forecastng fashions
tastes canine matters.
story is told of a Frenchman who secured employ
ment London pretty little cottage in the sub
urbs and began looking about for dog neghbor Of
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fered him a siekly pup that Of his clerks had given
him. The Frenchman home. cared for It. restored
to health secured companion Of the strain, and
In comparatively short time sold pair $500 he
at once became dog fancer and prospered
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Nnvv Orders.

Lieut.. F. T. EVANS. TO Louisiana
Lieut. j. X. TAUSSIG. 70 the navy ward Norfolk
Ensign r. E. INGERSOLLl when discharged from
treatment st United States Naval Medical School
Hospital Washington, 70 Connecticut. June 3.
Passed Asst Surg. P. E. McDONNOLD, to Con
neeficut
Chief Gunner E \. FISHER. detached duty Colo
rado 10 home and wait orders
Gunner E. SWANSON, detached duty Alabama. to
Colorado.
Gunner E Dub GOULD, detached duty naval
magazine, navy yard. Mare Island. Cal. to
Alabama
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence r. Howard have
returned to their home, "KenmOr," Fred
erieksburg. Va They were accompanied
by little Miss Mary Lord Andrews, of
Seminary Hi.
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guest her sister. Miss Amerieus Payne
Of Baltimore. Nd.
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Mrs. II, Milbrey, Of Kentucky. is in
Georgetown, at 9ot3 P street.
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Mr.. and Mrs Howard Pitt. OF Phila-
delphia. are the guests Of Miss Filtts
parents. Capt and Mrs. George Mays, in
King street.
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Mrs Charles G. Warden. who had cards
out for bridge party Friday afternoon,
IN honor OF her house guest, Mrs. With
ers, o. Gloucester, Va, was obliged to re-
call the invitations on account of illness.
The party has been postponed until next
Friday.
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Mr.. Lawrence Stabler and Maj. Eli II
Janney have returned from Alliance,
Ohio. where they spent several days on
business trip.
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friends wifi be given at the residence Of
Capt. Herbert Bryant Immediately after
the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac EichbeTg have re-
turned from visit to their daughter In
Baltimore, Nd.
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Miss Mary Lindsay has returned 10 her
Tome. in Braddock Heights, after an ex-
tended visit 10 friends in LyEchburg. Va.
The Yale expositor., 1908-08-07

a two weeks visit to relatives and
friends at London and ThedfOrd, Ont.
Doris O'Rourke, of Richmond. is
spending the week with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. High, east of
Yale.
Mrs. Fitzgerald and daughter May
left Wednesday morning to spend a
week or more with friends in Marion,
Ohio.
Judge and Mrs. Tappan and and
children were up from Port Huron over
Sunday visiting at the Happy Home
farm.
Mrs j. b Draper and children, of
Detroit, have been spending the past
week or more at the Happy Home
Farm.
Frank w. Andreae spent part of the
past week in Boston and other Eastern
cities in the interest Of the Yale Wool.
ELI Mills.
Mrs. f. b. Granger and little daugh-
ter Frances, of New York City, are Wis
iting with j. n. Menzies and family
this week.
Mrs. G. l.. Granger and daugter Mil
dred returned to Howell Friday after
spending the week with j. A. MenZies
and family
VIM. III. Learmont went to Port HUI
ron Friday to meet his wife and family
on their return from few weeks visit
at Metamora.
Mrs. Geo. w. Saville and daughter,
of Rock Island, ILL.,, have been visiting
relatives and friends in Yale and Peck
the past week.
Mrs. VIM. Smith, Inlay City, visited
her daughter, Mrs. Len McWaters, last
week. Evylne Nc Waters accompanied
her grandmother home.
Henry Ballentine and wife returned
Friday To their home at Port Huron
after visiting couple of weeks, with
Yale relatives and friends.
George Wilson and wife went to To
ledo, Ohio, Friday where they boarded
the steamer John b. Cowle to spend
the balance of the season as cooks.
Sylvester Horn and wife, Harry Hal
sey and Myrtle Cottrell, of New Haven,
have been spending the week with r..
B. Halsey and other friends around
Yale.
The Yale campers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emerson Cooper. Maggie Ross, Mary
Atwell, Henry Welch and Chris Schum,
returned home last week from Lexing-
ton reporting an excellent time.
Mrs. r. o. Lawrason's sister, Mrs.
L. III. Irwin, of Detroit, accompanied
by her two nieces, the Misses Dick, re-
turned to Detroit Monday morning.
Helen and Marguerite Lawrason went
with them to visit.