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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-17
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
|PRoFEss0R Do h0TWED
Boston Negro Woman Plaintiff h
Breach Of Promise Suit.
SWIM vas GEItagUS WITH Her
Says Former Harvard Educator En-
gs1sd Himself to Her Six Years
Ago, and Gave $500 a Year and
Extra Money Gifts.

BOSTON. Mass. May 1.-THE $s5.
600 breach q promise sui. of Annie
Marley. pssress. against Phillip B.
Marcou. formerly an assistant profess
ed at Harvard UGiyersity. has begun Mt
East Cambridge. The woman testified
that she met Prof Maroon on Middle
sex street, Boston. while she was on
f.cs. way, to the theater with girl
friend. about six years ago. He stop,
ped her. she alleges. logan a CONVEX
sation. and asked her to break her
former engagement She did so and
took hin, to her home on Ho!yoke
street
The witness testified that after
that Prof Marcou kept calling on her
every week, and FINALLY gave her
$500 ts buy furniture for ne~ home.
Later she said he gave her see" Ia
buy q lodging house in the West End
The plaintiff said that SIX years ago
Prof. Marceu promised to marry her
and thfy were to have heen married
in September. 1906. IN August. 1906.
she went TO Saratoga. and while she
was there he sent her money. When
she returned In September. she lot
him know NJ her return, but he did
no, call. Therefore. she went IN
Camhridge enc day and saw him as
he was abo,,t TO enter the colle-e yard.
lie stoppesi and smoke to her ask
ing why abr was out there. She 70,
piled nv asking him why he did moi
call. He said: I'm too busy to talk
70 voss now"
Prof. Marcou, she said. had given
her about 81 SEQ year during their
engagement q SIX wears. He allowed
her regularly $50 month. brit
made extra nret;rntS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
Aamplsn Fire Department Observe
Anniversary b Pleasing Manner.
Aat ENTERTAINMENT n Rooms
During the Evening Addresses Were
Made by Mayor Jones For the Fire.
nen-Department Among Best q"
State.

The Hampton fire department vas
fifteen years old yesterday. and last
night the event was celebrated by
the members OF The department with
interesting exercises In the game
room al the engine house.
There was an unusually large at
tendance OF the tiremen, while
Mayor Thornton +. Jones and num-
bcr OF The mcmhers of the city
council were present as the special
guests OF the department.
During the evening addresses were
made BY Mayor Jones. Councilman
Frank C. Rees. w. w. Richardson.
John Weymouth. Mr.. Charles A.
Junkep. Capt F. ". Darling and 9TH
crs. The Hampton orchestra was
present and rendered good music.
Police Officer John W. Cunningham
cnlivered things with an exhibition
Of clog dancing. and there were other
cqmaily as entertaining features.
The members Of the West End
Hose Company. an organization OF
young men and strong lot OF fire.
Fighters, were among the invited
srests. This organization Is an aux
Hilary to the department and has
proved valuable adjunct.
During the evening Mayor Jones
presented the department with
handsome picture Of the Champion
Chief" which came from Des Moines.
Iowa, and which was greatly apprc-
cia,ed by the firemen.
Foreman Walter v. Wood was the
master Of ceremonies. After the
addresses refreshments were server
and then the remainder OF the even
ing was spent in games and social
intercourse. ..e.. q
Fine Lot Of Firemcn.
The Hampton fire department Is
one Of the best volunteer organiza-
items Of fire. fighters in the Old Do
minion- II would be hard to esti-
mate the monetary value Of property
the department has saved from de-
struction during its fifteen years OF
existence. II is supported by the
city council and the people OF the
city. It's equipment Is fine and It's
home l.; one that affords much en-
ioylnent 20 the members.
The fiTemon have always received
cordial support from the town ana
the department has ever been ready
and willing to. at all times. fight
fires. The department Is q credit to
Hampton and the pride Of the city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
Mr.. s.~.s s.b;eess for Sunday.

Rev. Ci,arIes W. RAY viii preach AZ
Fox Hm Methodist church tou:orrnS
morning a, ~ n'c'ock On "Chrisiiani
tv S1m~.ent fr shc N~eds Of the
World ard in Fest Hampton .,
o'cIock on SELF Control CnScr SUI
ferink-
st< o'ctocs t>mc7rew af'crncos Mr.
RAY viii prcsrh " tn, Co'iou~rci
Avenue Mefhedsss chnrrh IN Thu
Divine So,i~sto-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
Delegate to Seattle.

At its meeting last night Hampton
Acrie of Eagles elected Past Worthy
President. William b. Ashe as the rep
resentative to the meeting Of The
Grand Aerie of the United States in
Seattle. Washington. next, Septcm-
her Mr.. Ashc will leave Hampton
for Seattle the last week in August.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
NORTH END VS.. HAMPTON.
Good GENE Scheduled Ger New Park
oiswcrd THIS Afternoon.

The North End nine NJ Newport
Ness and The Hampton YouEr Ncn's
Chr;Stian Association team will mort
eDr The frsi time this sesscu on Nrw
Park diAmoad this afteERooa =, /: 70
O'Clock. A splendid game j. expect.
Ell ~ Hampton has not lost = game
- far this season and tho North
Endrrs are going to s',emri IN Be
ne arst ccnqucror Of the Crab,own-
Mes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16

Mcssrs James Mitchell, w. r. Lar
rabee. r. v. Turney. Joseph Kemp,
W. T. Hoiston. {. +. Noger, Il. F.
Clarke. Charles Warren and DIR. ID,
A. Burcher have returned from
Lynchburg. where they attended tn
annual convention of the Virginia
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
TO Mold @vssANpA PARTY.
Attractive Entertainment tn b. Given
Tuesday al "e'nnwsId''

~Elmwaid.- the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Laue SchmcIE. IN East
Qufeu street. viii be tho sreUs 81 an
attractive entertainment next Tues
DAY evening from : to 10 O'Clock,
when the Ladies' Auxiliary Of The
Presbyterian churca will give "VrT.
aada Party" An enjoyable program
viii be rendered and h"nr msds
cake. candy ard rofrc Shm"nts win
be on saic
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
copdjtSon Of j. A. Maloney.

The condition of J. A. Maioney.
the Fort Monroe artilieryman. who
was shot by Martha Benjamine. neg
ress Ia -Phoebus Thursday morning,
was said to lie unchanged last even
ing. 1t il said tina, Maloney's in
juries are dangerous, although he
may recover. ....-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
Ell TRIBUTE TO-
lDllDhElT FRIDAY
eIlf,dsisls Organizations,
h Flltesss h st.johp's |
lllsly b lie Afternoon
d 81. rlI 70 De sPtlktR'
kor Of the First Methodist Church
ssitsd 70 Deliver the Address on
NJ Occasion Delegates Elected by
!. &. Lee Camp to Birmingham
q i. r. Posts Invite Camp.

ke various Confederate organiza'
1s Of Hampton and Elizabeth cit,
1Ity win have their Memorial da,
ascfses in ST. Johns cemetery
- Friday ar,ernoen. Ia
S%3kes. George w. Wray. pastor o.
- Frat Methodist church. and .
SoaAer Of force, will be the orator
~ occasion and a most appro
NJ program will be arranged fol
)ayent.
= decision to hold the exer
next Friday afternoon was
Iee6Aed yesterday between commit
- rom r. Il. Lee Camp, Hampton
I51snler and the Old Dominion Chap
- Dspghters OF the Confcdesacy
ratified last night when the camp
~ IL the Office Of Commander Rob
6EK Curtis.
szAefe was q good attendance oil
80 veterans and the meeting was
- q the most interesting held by
" camp IN several months. Com
11k1r Curtis was IN the chair. q
Alter deciding upon the date and
~ speaker for the services TO pay
dkxnka to the dead Of the Confeder-
~ tho camp took up routine bust
aess, 2
B invited 10 q. A. n. Celebration. Z
sF&A several posts Of the Grand
lsnr 81 the Republic sent an inyi-
ri to the camp to attend the
Soesaa exercises 70 be held in tn.
f1ofs. Nome theater on Friday
~ May, 90, ana In the national
tory On Saturday morning, May
fhe Invitations we're unani-
~ accepted} and IL Is expected
6ulfe number OF the veterans
W ningle with the men who wore
liner on these occasions.
polssasss to Birmingham.
I&e election of delegates TO the
e3u9 OF the Grand Camp Unite d
f6aerate Veterans, which will as
1k3e In birmingham, Ala. on June
Ups taken up and and resulted
f7ne Selection OF Commander r. *,
IL and Second Lieutenant Com
ifEr &C. ID. Parker as the dele
- ana Messrs. NJ. r. Burke and
s.. Richardson as the al,crnates
The Committees.
$50 committees from the two
l6ry Daughters of the Confeder'
- % assist in arranging the Me
II dsy program are Mesdames
5hy Rees and Harry Wise Book-
1n Hampton chapter. aud Mes
- Norwood Jones and Fannie
1rsl from the Old Dominion Ora
M chapter.
nas time ago II was suggested 10
tie mcmoriai exercises on JuGe
~ as the fiowers will be scarce
= d. decision was reached to hold
s6eycssex next Friday.
zfs expected that the various or
t4x,css from Newport News viii
- Svev 10 witness the exercises
= t4aoy II the Grand Army men
80 he IN attendance.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
To sseet Ia sp.ei.t se.sien.

Hampton CHARTER. Daughters &C The
Coafcderacy. ~.ii meet with -rx. w.
4. I'ieeker this afternoon At t:Ss
O'Clock. when arrangements win BE-
completed for ihe pres.EIsitoa II
The Society Circux.- TIE PLAY s'''
~ rieen BY the Conf~israfe 'b'ir 1T
Portsmouth,. The meeting today Is q
spoct-l orr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
FELL on HoT STOVE.
Little Sen a. Mr.. ard Mrs Cumming
ham Painfully Burned.

The nine-month old son ef Hr. az
Mrs. Samuel Cunningham. In fis'
Queen street. vas painfully burned
about the head and face yesterday ar
fcrucon by falling on a hot s'ovc. The
little fellow ~as in his hizh char.
which mmbled over and threw hir,
mon tie stove. N. J. Wilton Hoe
dressed the injuries. which are not
fhouSht to he Of a fatal nature.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16

Mr W. .. p--i-s- has r~o~iv.i
news ~ TIC dessh ~ his b-cshcT IN.
law, ar. 5c<erA sctrsnnI ~hica Or
cwvres ~ rors Porter. y. " lost
Nrpesy. Nr. AchrAD, sss so<pi-
M steward q ~ sgorro> Ger soy
~gzI vears - - ~f.f Known p
usaeele ~ $50
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
NOTICE.

The entire stock Of Hancock &
Dixon's millinery is being sold at and
below cost. owing to withdrawal ri
Mrs. Belle Dixon Peters from firm.
Mrs. Hancock will continue the busi-
ness at present stand. s7eod-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
Nc. SutIer Qualities.

Mr. George n. SHIcr. who was
elected a member cf the Phoebus
school board. qualified as such before
Clerk of the Courts Harry II. Holt.
yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
Cooke to Coach U. Va. Football Team.
CHAIR OTI,ESNII VA MAY Is.

CHARLUT TESNIl.f.E va, Way 5'.
Virginia Is to have an alumnus for
football. coach The coming fall dcs-
pite the vigorous protests made by
numerous graduates Of the institution
at the close of last season. NJ. +.
Cooke. Jr.. All Southern tackle for
two seasons, has accepted the posi-
ton. and will take charge of the
squad at the opening Of next season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
BOOKER wAsHINcToN TO SPEAK
Ne. 70 Educator to Appear At Hamp
ton Normal School.

ton NORMAL Schoo1. -I------
Eetwecn 200 and 500 prominent
coicred men, who are now attending
the quarterly conference OF the A. ~
e. church at Norfolk, the Baptist
Stase Convention At NrwP'r' News
and the General, Baptist Association
at Hampton, will upon insitstion visit
the Normal schocl today. They VII
assemble with the teachers arsi st,'
dents In the gymnasium and win Ne
ten to Informal addresses by shs
negro delegates and Officers Of Tbs
several conventions. Booker T
WASHINGTON. principal Of TUskcsrt
institute, viii speak.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
Death of an Infant.

The infant son of Captain and Mrs.
John w. Guiick. c: Fort Monroe. died
yesterday morning. The remains
were buried In the National Gene
terry yesterday afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
Or. Stone to Leave Richmond.

NORFOLK. VA. May 15.-Rey. DR..
Stone. OF Richmond, has notified the
First Bsptis. Church Of Elizabeth
CITY. y. G., that he has accepted the
call .bither. and will take charge
June LIST.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16

The Hampton Dancing Glass CAV
its last dance for the winter seasoI
last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16

Wsfk has bccH ocrun On tho con-
ekysrfsca OF the United States kriH-
ny nchool bviidiue and the enlisted
0eesa srhoo' bui'dins 1t Fort Mon.
|toe, Ne coetFsr. for which was
|9vuSoed the Gcoree A. Fuller Com.
49,, Il wash!nsscn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16
Observation-Disclosures
Matters Personal
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Miss 'Ronosia Moomaw returned
yesterday to her home In Clover
dale, after . visit of several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Henry Lane
Schmelz. at .-EMwald."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-16

Mrs. T.. S. Cooke. OF New York,
arrived IN the city yesterday and Is
visiting her son, Mr. J. l.. $. Cooke.
in Columbia avenue. Mrs Ciemence
Keenc. OF Washington, is also the
guest Of Mr.. Cooke.
Mrs. W.. h. Rudd is expected to
reach the city today. after visiting
for several days in Richmond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

Mrs w. p. Edwards of New York Is
here to spend the summer with her son.
H. c, Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs Laurence Il. Hammel
are now ut home at ls4 cast Second
South street.
Miss Norma MacCuaig Of Spokane Is
here visiting for time with Mlss Alice
Lyme.
DR.. La Motto left Monday evening
for Portland and Seattle for short
trip,
Miss Minnie c. Stevenson has re-
turned after an extended eastern trip.
II. c. Edwards left Tuesday evening
for short business trip to Omaha
Mrs. a. H. Young viii spend ths
9Th with relatives at Bingham.
Miss Mary Halloran, who has spent
q year abroad, has arrived I'm New
York, whore she will remain few
weeks visiting friends, Mrs. woodward
and children, who were with her, nave
returned here.
Mrs. Jack Keith and little daughter.
Nhthcflne, VINO letufleu hvllutHs altSl
spending the winter in California leit
Tuesday for Evanston, where they will
spend few weeks with Mrs. keiths
mother, Mrs, Blyth.
Miss Leigh Whittemore OF Los AM
geles is the guest of Miss Vera Ed
wards for n week or two Miss June
Whittemore is visiting Miss Margaret
Werner.
Mr.. and Mrs. David b. Snyder Of
Plttsburg are here to spend week
with Mrs Snyders sister, Mrs. L. a.
Greenwood.
Mrs. S. w, Morrison returned Thurs
day evening after an extended stay in
the east.
Mr.. and Mrs G. X. OFT are now at
home at apartment NJ in the Vivian
fats.
Mrs. Arthur Davies of Ely New, is
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs. By
ron Groo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

sons have returned. after elk weeks
spent In the east.
Mas Eva Roberts OF Chicago will be
the guest Of Miss Gladys MrConaugh
next week.
Mrs. Frances Wilkinson, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, 4. l.. Hop
paugh, VIII leave next week FOR her
home In Los Angeles
Miss Louise Osborne and Miss Ade-
laide Jacobson will leave Wednesday
for Phoebe, whore they VIII spend six
weeks.
Miss Maybello Crowley and Miss
Kathryn Wall left Monday to spend
the summer with Mrs. Wall at Los An
geles and the beaches.
Miss Margaret Dunn left Wednes-
day evening for Omaha, where she wiz
spend several weeks with Mr. and Mrs
Everett Buckingham.
Miss Julia Cleland of Fremont, Neb.,
Is here to spend month with her
brother and his wife, Mr., and Mrs. w
o. Cleland,
Kean Miller has returned from an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04
PROVO.

Miss Roxis Thompson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Thompson and Mr.
George Hoover Of Salt Lake were mar
red IN this city Monday by County
Clerk Gee. A family dinner was serv.
ed in their honor at the home of the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs, Hoover viii re-
side in Salt Lake for the present.
Miss Nina Houston was the guest
of Miss Mammie Beasley at the Beas.
ley fruit farm sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Thompson Of
Salt Lake are spending a few days in
our city. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Josiah Beck
Miss Chloe smoot spent the past
week with relatives and friends in
Salt Lake.
The ladies of w. c. r. union of this
city were the guests of Mrs. ". F.
Delong at II Strawberry feast Monday
afternoon. very delightful after
noon was passed by about 30 lady
friends.
Prof. j, II. Boshard. leader Of the
tabernacle choir of this city, left the
latter part OF the week for Chicago
where he will attend the National
Summer School of Music.
The La Cotra club formed a merry
hayrack party Monday evening. TAX
ing lunch with them, they drove up
on Provo bench where they found
plenty of strawberries and cherries,
which were enjoyed by all They re-
turned to town by moonlight, making
q most enjoyable evening,
Mrs. Grace C. Gledhill of Salt Lake
is visiting relatives and friends in
Provo this week.
Mrs. j. X. Hodson spent the Fourth
and fifth with her sister, Mrs. Hyrum
Smith in I.ehl,
The young ladies of the NJ. 7. asso-
citation gave n bundle shower Tuesday
evening in honor of Mrs. James II,
jenkins, formerly Miss Mary Buckner
and an officer of the association. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

used In the decorations, red roses,
Shasta daisies and bachelor buttons
being used with blue forget me-nots.
Mrs. +. A. Hale, Mrs. VIII Ellerbeck,
Mrs. f. b. stephens and Mrs. Marian
officer assisted. Prizes We're won at
each table by Mrs. j. W. Delano, Mrs.
Sam Porter, Mrs I. Roy Brown, Mrs.
F. A Hale, Mrs. Fred Dern, Mrs. f. b.
stephens. Mrs. j. c. Dick and Mrs.
Breeder.
Mrs. w. l.. Snyder gave a bridge tea
on Thursday, In honor OF Mrs. le-
Compile of Park CITY, the rooms being
bright with flags, bunting and flowers
i'm the national colors. Tea and coffee
were poured by Mrs. H. p Henderson
and Mrs. LeCompte, assisted by MISS
Mount, Mss Snyder and Miss Cora
snyder. Prizes We're won by Mrs.
Charles Rooklidge, Mrs. George Black
Mrs. Ezra Thompson, Mrs. IL. n.
Greenwood, Mrs. Robert Hendricks OF
Salem, Or. Mrs. G.. o. Whittemore,
Mrs. w. FL Doscher Miss Rilla snyder
and Miss Curtis of PennsyNahia'
Mrs ] w. Cuirie was hostess at
bridge party on Thursday, assisted by
Mrs Cherry, Miss Hartman ana MISS
Violet Currie. Prizes were Won by
Mrs. j. c, Cutler and Mrs. NJ a. re-
ters.
Judge and Mrs O. W. Powers gave a
delightful lawn party at their home on
Thursday evening, in honor of their
guest Miss Margaret Field of Chicago
about 40 young people being enter
tanned The lawn and velandas we're
lighted with electric globes ana lna
walls hung with baskets of howers'
feature Of the evening was the music
furnished by the Hawaiian band.
Mrs. Harry Clark entertained at a
luncheon on Thursday In honor OF
Mrs. Jennie Pottinger and Mrs, James
Keryin, who are In the city for a
short stay. the decorations being In
the rcd white and blue, and covers
laid for IA.
Miss Elinor Stewart gave lunch
con on Thursday for SIX iriends, me
table heing decorated in the season $
flowers.
MI and Mrs George Keysor enter
tained AZ "A delightful bridge party
last night in honor Of their guests.
George and Harold Weston OF New
York.
Mrs Hehcr Lee was hostess at two
pleasant afternoon affairs his week
given IN honor Of Airs. Louis Crltch-
low, both being card parties The dec
oratlOns were carried out In the nat
ural colora with a variety of nowers'
Mrs. J. r. Richards enteh0ned
twice this week at cards. the rooms
being effectively decorated and prizes
awarded at each table.
Mrs. II, ~ Mayo was hostess
yesterday at "a bridge tea In honor
of her guest Mrs. Nelson story OF
New York The rooms were bright
with q prouslon OF flowers, and a
number of friends assisted.
Mrs. George Steiner entertained az
second bridge tea yesterday. about
the same number as on the previous
day
Yesterday Mrs D. c. Jackllng gave
farewell tea for Mrs. H. J.. Down
ing who leuyes next week to make
her home IN Iowa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

A kiss, a hug and baby
slips off his mothers lap
into a bowl of clean,
warm water.
T here he finds a
Sponge and a Cake of
Ivory Soap.
Mother squeezes the
sponge and water runs
all over baby's arms,
his body, his legs and
his little pink toes.
hen she takes the
soap, does something
with it and baby is
covered with a soft
creamy lather that takes
all the dirt away and
leaves his skin as smooth
as satin.
Ivory Soap
99at1oo Per Cent. Pure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-04

eastern college and will spend the sum
mer here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs l.. c, Miller.
Miss Louise jennings has recently re-
turned from Chicago, where she has
been studying art for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Prewltt Coleman,
who were recently married in Denver,
are at home al the Whitehall,
Miss Gertrude Esterbrook, a noted
artist of Chicago, spent Tuesday here,
the guest Of Mr., and Mrs. H t. Dear
dorif' on her way home from the coast,
MIR. and MRS. Frank Chamberlain
have returned from their wedding tour.
Mrs Robert Prinsle, Sfornterly of
salt Lake, but now OF Douglas, Ariz.
arrived in Salt Lake yesterday. and is
now guest OF her mother. Mrs. f..
Balm OF $50 Second avenue She will
spend the next six months in Salt Lake.
Mayor and Mrs. j. S, Bransford and
Col. and Mrs. f. f. Holmes are home.
after their automobile trip in northern
California.
Mrs, r. @, Gemmell and her sister,
II. ~
beth Lamson will sail from New York
July II on the Cromia 10 spend the
summer abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs, Willard Morse left Fri.
day for stay Of n few weeks IN New
York
Mrs. NJ. Il. Kervin and her daueb.
ter Miss Hope Kervin, have taken
apartments at Whitehall for the sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter w. Little re-
turned yesterday morning from their
wedding trip and are at home for tho
present with Mrs, Little's mother, Mrs.
Captain and Mrs Briaut 8 Wells of
| the Twenty-ninth sailed from Manila
| June ~, and Win come directly here 10
| be with Mrs Wells mother Mrs II
| w. Jennings. Lieutenant and Mrs WIZ
| II. Point also sailed at that time. ana
cast wy
Mrs. James liogle and Mrs, Ellsworth
laggett, who have spent several week
| ~ London With Mrs. Woodward and
| MIS- bidwell. are now IN Paris. where
'hey wiz remain some time.
| Miss Jessie Wise OF Kansas city q,
] here To- spend some time with her
| brother ana his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Or. ana Mrs. W Il Tyndale have
| az thor guest On ryndale's father
| VINO Is ON MS way 10 lowe.
| 500
| Mls George u. Raymond and daupb.
| tor Doris loft this week for Denver 10
| spend a month.
Mr. and Mrs, George p. Holman win
| ltaFc the middle Of July FOR Portland.
| Who're lhey VIII visit their son. Later
they WIN 20 10 Seattle.
Mrs. J. w Currie entertainer M a
second bridge AFFAIR on Thursday.
NeNt Monday the Clover Club UlI
| meet with Miss Hattie Coombs and
| each momber win bring soinrtnina or.
is,n'l IN literary way to the meet.
ON July 9ith the Glover club win
stay N'''
The birthday Anniversary NJ Mrs vs.,
| ~ Ianner WAS celebrated ON Wednos-
| day night IN delightful party at her
home the time being spent with mus!c
| ana games and about 20 guests en-
| iuyed ths affair
|
Mrs James H. Moyle and her chill
dren are al The Moyle country place
| Tor the summer,
|
Mrs John w. Pike is here from Los