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The Washington times., 1908-08-30

and the consequence Is that the pro-
s-am for Che intervening days is a. very
crowded one. and that the time from
now on 10 Labor Day bids fair 10 prove
extremely festive Among its features
viii be the wedding tomorrow of Miss
Alice GrOsvenor TO Dudley Davis in
Emmanuel Church the ceremony being
followed by a reception given by the
mother OF the bride, Mrs William
GrosvenoT, at her place on Beacon
Hin Many invitations have been is
sued. and as it is the one wedding of
the Newport season, IT. will doubtless
receive all the attention on the part
OF the smart set that il deserves. The
bridegroom, who IS a son of Afr and
Mrs Fellowes Davis, will have as his
ushers Robert Grosvenor Buell. Hollis
ter and Frederick r. de Rham. of New
York. Philip S. Hichborn, of Washing
ton. d. c.. and Whrtcomb Field. Raw
Anterior and Frank SullOway. Of Bcs-
ton, Mass. But II is doubtful whether
bis brother, Pierpont, VINO is conva-
iescing in the New York Hospital from
an attack Of typhoid fever, viii be suf-
hciently wen to offciate as his best
man. Miss Anita Peabody will be the
maid of honor. and Miss Laura Swan.
daughter of Mrs. Elisha Dyer, and
Miss Caroline, Miss Anita AID Miss
Rose Grosvenor are to be TIE brides
maids.
True, Newport will have another we'd
ding, but several weeks after the sea-
son is over, namely on October 6, when
John Du Fails, the architect Of the Union
Club and a number OF other important
buildings in New York. marEIes the Wild
ow Of Charles Acton Ives, who died in
1899. She is a daughter of the late John
Daggett Hunt AS John Du Fais Is IN
deep m burning for his mother. Mrs.
Ferdinand DU Fails, the Wedding viii
be Ve-y quiet affair indeed
Another wedding of the coming week
will be that on Saturday next of pretty
Ellen Atterbury 10 Dudley Howe Of
Boston. at Dark HarbOr, Ne whers,
the AtteTburys are, IS usual spending
the summer. The bride will be giKeD
away by her father, John Turner Alter
bury, whose own marriage to Mrs. ".
AllstOn Flagg was SoIemrIzrd very
quietly In st, Thomas Church here last
May, Miss Katharine AtterbIirv will
be her sisters only bridal attendant
and Carleton Howe his brothers best
man.
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PERTINENvoUERY.

EfGe, the little daughter of clergy
man. pranced into her fathers study
one evening while the reverend gentle
man was preparing a lengthy sermon
for the following Sunday.
She looked curi0usly at the manu-
script for n moment and then turned
to her father.
Papa, she began, seriously, "dOes
God tell you what to writer
Certainly, dearie," replied the clergy
man.
Then why do you scratch so much
OF it out?" asked Effe.-Exchange
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IMPROVEMENT IN GIRLS.

Ten OF twelve years ago. when a girl
got married. she leTU such a DEBT for
wedding clothes and expenses that iC
ordinarily took the family six years to
recover. from it. Fathers should take
of their hats to the modern girl She
earns the money 20 buy her own we'd
ding OUTFIT an6 iE many cases has 4
little left TO help IN buying things for
her new house. The modern girl is more
of an Improvement over the young WOm-
en- Of twenty years ago than the mod-
ern young man is over young men OF
that tlme-AtchisOu Globe
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Lenox, however. viii have no horse
show this year. for High Lawn, which
was formerly placed at the disposal of
the Horse Show Association by William
Douglas Sloane for the purpose. is now
ali topsy-turvy, IN course of conversion
into a quarter Of a million dollar Coun-
try seat for his daughter. Mrs. w. 3.
Osgood Field. 4 big mansion is being
erected on the site OF the former show
ring. while rOsds. drives, artificial
lakes, mounds. flower beds, lawns, and
all sorts Of othe- features Of landscape
gardening are being laid out in every
direction Lencx seems to be exCep-
tionally unfortunate this year; for. al
though the plCee will be crowded
throughout Septs mber with every villa
filled with house parties and ali hotel
accommodations at a premium. yet it
has been found impossible to get up
sufficient interest for either a tennis or
a golf tournament. In fact, William
Douglas Sloane. the president Of the
Golf Club, has been forced to give up in
despair all idea of Saturday afternoon
entertainments at the Golf Club, as well
as his projected gymkhans there. and
the only popular features Of the pro
gram that remain in prospect for
next month are the hunt races on Sat
urday week in the Leo Pleasure Park,
with the hunt ball in Sedgwick Hall on
the previous evening, and TIE runs of
the Berkshire hounds. which will be out
for the first meet on Saturday next,
when the hunt viii be entertained at a
hunt breakfast by Mr. and Mrs. r. de
Peyster Tytus at their place, Ashin-
tUiy Farm.
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OF the -Four Hundred during tlfS COM
ing month For, in addition TO that Of
Newpor. We shall have those al White
Plains. at Mlneola and al Morristown.
each OF which will be made the occasion
Of house parties and OF much suburban
hospitality. That Of White Pains viii
be held, az usual. in conjunction with
the Westminster County Fair. Oliver
Hartman, Col William Jaw. James n.
Moran and George r. Leith being among
The moving spirits. II IS always an
event Of considerable importance 10
ihau particular element Of the -Four Hun
dred known as the Westchester set,
Just In the same way as tie MinGoIa
Horse Show engages the attention OF
the various colonies Of New YOrkeri on
Long Island. Among those who win
have house parties for the Mineols az
fair, where Alfred Vanderbilt will be
one of the judges, are the Clarence
Mackays. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitch
cock, jr, Mr. and Mrs. Z. -. Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Peters, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. Grace, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Butler Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Wsgstan, who are returning
for the occasion from Europe with Mrs.
Alfred Vanderbilt. at the end OF next
week: Mr. and Mrs. H Van Rensselaer,
Kennedy and Mr.. and MS Albert Zab-
riskie Gray.
IL is hardly necessary for me to add
that the II. Nick. TWOmblys, who are
homeward bound, will have q big house
party OF relatives and friends al FLOR
ham for the Morristown Horze Show, at
which Mrs. De Lancey Kountze. Mrs. J.
Gordon Douglas, Miss Ruth TwombIy,
and Mrs. Robert /. Gerry VIII be much
in evidence.
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WASHINGT0NIAN ISA
PRIZE WINNER AT
FLOWER SHOW.

MANCHESTER, Mass, Aug. 2S-Tns
first t!nges Of autumn are seen ia tne
foliage and the sting of the air OF esrly
morning and evening are harbingers OF
the approaching close OF the summer
season which is close at hand. Already
some of The visitors have their plans
-made for a return downward end an
other two weeks will see the exodus
well under way. Following last week.
which was the most strenuous OF the
season, this mas been a rather quiet
one, caused partly by several days OF
cold easteriy winds and considerable
rain.
The principal event Of the week was
the flower show by the North Shore
Horticultural Society, which was held
ia u mammoth tent pitched near ths
Essex county club house. and this was
filed with many and beautiful exhibits
from the gardens Of the summer COT
tagers.
one OF the principal prize winners was
Mrs. James Mcmillan, OF Washington
d. c, who won first prizes for the best
table OF white flowers, which Ess very
beautiful, a first for best collection Il
ANNALS, first for best display OF zins
Mas, and a special for display Of peren-
MIA phlox. The snow was good as
whole, though not quite so extensive as
in former years on account OF the Sc
we're drought of the early summer
which affected the gardens seriously
One Of the most important recent
events of the season, IL fact was the
visit Of the stCrk the 21st ult, At the
home n Senator and Mrs. Albert j.
! Of
the Gen. A p. Rockwell cottage this
season. The new arrival was a bounce
J ing jeu-pound son and it's advent was
the occasion Of no end Of congratuIstory
messages from all over the country and
a food OF floral fsvors. Among the first
/ to send congratulations was President
/ Roosevelt. Mrs. Marshall Field came
down rom Dublin. \. II. the following
I DAY. AIRS Beveridge being her niece
and remained until Thursday, when sns
returned 10 Dublin. where she has 4
cottage for the season.
Aiancheste- is rejoicing IN a reduced
/ tax rate this year, contrary 10 the e15-
| pectatIons Of almost every enc. the rule
being an increase all over the State.
/ Manchester rate Is $40. a reduction OF
I % cents from last year. which was made
l possible Dy IN increase fn valuation OF
nearly $500 90. making the present val
nation OF the town &l2,6596J0 in round
mum oers. This, aside from its natural
| } eduties, make Manchester q very at
tral i've place 10 live IT.
Cen Nelson 4. Miles, OF Washington.
i arrived here wednesday and is a guest
during his stay IN Manchester or Mrs.
| j. Donald Cameron, Of Washington
( VINO has the Agnes Booth SchoefeI cots
/ tage for the season.
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SUMNER SEASON RAPIDLY DRAWING
TO A CLOSE AND SOCIETY IS
RETURNING HOME.

NEW YORK Aug 19.-SummeT is now
rapidly drawing 10 a close. and Labor
Day. a week from tomorrow. viii sig
ualize the beginning Of fall, which New
York society is accustomed to spend az
its country seats along the Hudson
valley. in Westchester county, New Jer-
sev. Long Island, and at Tuxedo, which
will be very gay throughout September,
October. and November. II is the time
of the year which the -Four Hundred
always declares TO be the most enjoy
able, since faciIe access to toWr from
the country houses and suburban re-
sorts BY means Of fleet motors enables
them TO blend urban with rural life a
a particularly agreeable manner.
The yachting season is already at an
end, and many of the boats Will go
out of commission within the next week
or so. II will remain on record as the
duIIest in years. What yachting has
taken place has been In a haif-hearted,
spiritless sort Of way, and it is no Sc
cret that a number of the most import
ant yacht owners who ordinarily join
in the sport with the utmost zest have
this summer merely put their boats in
commission from a sense Of moral OBJ
legation and in response to the urging
of Cornelius Vanderbilt and his fellow
officers OF the New York Yacht Club.
His attempts as commodore 10 organize
a showing Of the fleet of the club at
tho Quebec tercentenary resulted in a
dismal failure, and the squadron that
assembled in New London for the an
nual cruise at the beginning of this
month was the smallest since the war
with Spain, ten years ago. The fact
of the matter is that yachting, espec-
tally on the scale carried on by such
men as Elbridge T. Gerry, Frederick,
Cornelius. and William X. Vanderbilt
J. Pierpont Morgan, John Jacob Aston.
Edwin D. Morgan. and Col. Oliver
Payne. is about the most expensive
form Of luxury H. existence, and purse
strings have been frightened to such
degree during the past eight nr ten
months. owing 10 the panic OF last
fall and the consequent bad times, that
few have been able TO afford it.
Cornelius Vanderbilt has beer so
much discouraged by his experiences Of
this yachting season that he has made
up his mind to decline reelection next
winter as president Of the New York
Yacht Club. the premier Organization
Of the kind on this side of the Atlantic.
and considerable difficulty viii be ex-
.perienced in finding. one so ready to
give intelligent attention, time, anc
money TO the interests of the club, ana
OF the sport of yachting in general as
the outgoing commodore.
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THE INCARNATION.

1ne hrs and dew that blessed the morn
Were gone before came;
But under a gnarled and ancient thorn
That stood on guard by q field Of corn
! found a flower Ike a fame.
Dzwu's holy miracle had wrought
Upon the shining thing:
It's chalice seemed with a Splendor
fraught,
AS ~ the tiny cup had caught
The body and blood OF Spring,
Allen UpdegTaff, in September Smart
Set.
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the Ryland NJ e. Church, the pastor.
me Rev. ". W. Barnes, officiating.
The bride and bridegroom. who were
unattended. left Immediately for a short
wedding trip before returning TO their
home
Miss Alice B. Sanderson and Arthur
e. Tenant were married Monday, at
g o'clock, by the Rev. r. Z. Williams.
30 the parsonage or the Trinity NJ. E
church. They were no attendants. and
Mr.. and Eirs Tenant left Immediately
for a wedding trip North. Upon their
return they will reside IN Washington.
Mr. and AIRS Charles Frederick
stevens, OF Liberty. Tex, announce the
engagement OF their daughter Laura to
Lieut.. Abbott Boone. Third Cavalry, L,
=. \. The date for the wedding is
stated as October 20
The enlargement Of Miss lone VIZ
ginIa White to Capt. Ross L. Bush.
Tenth Infantry, L. :. A.. is announced
by her mother, Mrs. John ". White.
Captain Bush is now on special duty ar
Alcatraz Island
The marriage Of Miss Aoble NJ Jones,
of Nonoeacy, Md, and James r. Col
we'll. Of this city, took place Monday
afternoon at o'clock in the parsonage
of the Ryland NJ. e. Church. the Rev.
w. W. Barnes performing the ceremony.
which wa attended by only a small
party Of relatives.
Miss stella O. Cooper. OK Ruby, Va,
ana William c. Callahan, Of Garrison
Vile, Va, were quietly married Wednes-
day evening at $50 o'clock, by the Rev.
w. II. Barnes, in the parsonage OF the
Eyland N. f. Church.
The marriage OF Miss Lillian X Cray,
of Annapolis, Md, and Neil BIay. or
Mt Clements. Mich, took place wednes-
day afternoon. at 3 O'Clock at 35I Nc
Lean avenue, the Rev. : x. Cockreu
officiating.
Miss Jessie A. Walters ana George 1.
HiakemoTe were quietly married We'd
nesday evening IN the parsonage Of the
Marvin NJ. E. Church, South. the Rev.
=. h. Cockreil performing the ceremony,
which was attended by small party
ar friends and relatives.
Miss Leah z. Jenkins and William c..
-sapley were married in the parsonage
of the Trinity N, E Church Wednesday
a. noon. the Rev r. p. Williams per
torming the ceremony.
Nr ana Mrs. Edward G.. AIunek an
a1Enoe the engagement and approach
-nS marriage of their daughter. Miss
Lena Matilda Munck. to BrondeH Ioral
btlll or Winchester, Va. The marriage
VIII take place Tuesday. September S.
~ The home of the brides parents. 1919
Third street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander C.. AIentzel.
of Park Heights avenue, Arlington. Nd.
announce the wedding OF their daughter.
Janet Breckenridge, 10 George Bertram
Pratt OF the Naval Academy, Annapolis
Nd. The ceremony was performed Nv
-Ie Rev. pr. Poetter of Baltimore.
The wedding OF Miss Mildred Armstead
Baker daughter of Mr.. ana MIS-. George
Livingstone Baker Of New Brighton,
staten Island TO Lieutenant Brady
Green Buttencutter, First Infantry, L.
=. A. is announced. The date of the
Wedding is set for the early part Of
october.
The engagement OF Miss Mary
Creager. daughter of Major Noble Hay
wo1d Creager. L. s. A, To Lieur. VIII
liam +. Cowles, is announced. Lieu
tenant Cowles Is The son OF Col Colvin
/. Cowies, FIFTH Infantry. p : a. rhe
wedding VIII take place IN the early
t--3-
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Before another ten days are over the
majority of the members of the New
York colony at Newport viii have folded
their tents for the summer ana have
deserted the Rhode island shore. The
annual horse show at the Casino which
opens tomorrow, viii as usual sound
the death knel Of tae Newport season,
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APPETLTELESS MOTHER.

one morning. Just before starting 10
school. little Bobbie, aged six years
was watching his mamma put UP his
noon lunch. Suddenly ne said: Nam
ma I wish you'd let Katie put up my
lunch instead of dOin' il yourself,
Won't your"
TITS 10 trouble. my dear"
Il know
''Then why
Cause. mamma, she's got a better
appetite than you, an she puts more
in 'f-Delineator.
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Horse shows. Jy the by, VIII come in
tor a good deal Of attention on the part
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F0LKIN ALEXANDRIA
ENTERTAIN GUESTS
FROM AFFAIR

Miss Caroline Wise. VINO has been Wis
ting the Rev. and Mrs T. c. Darst, ia
Richmond, has returned 10 her home on
Seminary Hill.
Mrs Julia V Nails and family have
returned from Colonial Beach.
John A. Marshall and family have
returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. c. o. Pullman had as her guest
last week at her home in Cameron.
Fairfax county, Miss Mary A. Fisher.
OF Baltimore.
Miss Daisy Chauncey has returned
from d visit to Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Remington. OF Alexandra, paid
a visit last week to her sister. Mrs.
struder. in Milwood.
MIR. and Airs, David Grillbortzer have
gone 80 Niagara FANS and Buffalo.
Mrs. ". \. Smith. OF this city. paid a
visit t. friends at Maurel Mills last
week
Mrs. l.. +, UnieF IS the guest OF MI
and Mrs. John Gardner Nazro, River
side Drive. New York city.
Frederick Klaus Sis had as his guests
last week Miss Gertrude Ward and Miss
Emily Bamforth, OF Philadelphia
NJ: and Mrs. Warren Zimmerman and
little daughter and Miss Mary Toomey
are visiting in Harrisonburg
The Rev. e. d. Bulla, who HIS been
attending the Loudoun camp meeting,
has returned.
Miss Gibson o. Charleston. ". Va
is the guest OF IA S. Mary LeEdoeater.
at "StrathblaHe." 'sirfax county.
Mr. and Mrs William Benzig, Of Ohio.
who have been visiting Miss + K.
1 sullivan. at Bradlnck Heights, have re-
turned 10 their home.
Miss Bessie Marks. who has been Wis
( lting at Remington. has returned home.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bendheim have
/ returned from visit 10 Atlantic City.
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Mr. and AIRS Charles Frederick
stevens, of Liberty. Tex, announce the
engagement OF their daughter Laura to
Lieut.. Abbott Boone. Third Cavalry, L,
> a The date for the wedding is
stated as October p.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Mr. and Mrs. William Benzig. Of Ohio,
who have been visiting Miss +. K.
sullivan. at Bradd,ck Heights, have re-
turned 10 their home.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

The enlargement Of Miss lone Viz
ginIa White to Capt. Ross L. Bush.
Tenth Infantry, L. :. A. il announced
by her mother, Mrs John ". White.
Captain Bush is now on special duty ar
Alcatraz Island
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Miss Gibson q Charleston. ". Va
is the guest OF IA SIS Mary LeEdoeater.
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The marriage OF Miss Aobie N. Jones,
of Aonocaey, Md, and James F. Col
we'll of this city, took place Monday
afternoon at 8 o'clock in the parsonage
of the Ryland N. e. Church. the Rev.
w. W. Barnes performing the ceremony.
which wa attended by only a small
party OF relatives.
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Miss Bessie Marks. who has been Wis
lting al Remington. has returned home.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Frederick Klaus, ST., had as his guests
last week Miss Gertrude Ward and Miss
Emily Bamforth. OF Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

The Rev. c. D. Bulls, who hiss been
attending the Loudoun camp meeting,
has returned.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bendheim have
returned from a visit 70 Atlantic CITY.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Mrs. l.. T.. Uhler is the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Gardner Nazro, River
side Drive, New York city.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

NJ. and Mrs Warren Zimmerman and
little daughter and Miss Mary Toomey
are visiting in Harrisonburg.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

MIR. and Mrs, David Grillbortzer have
gone 30 Niagara Fails and Buffalo.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Mrs. W \. Smith. OF this city, paid
visit t. friends at Maurel Mills last
week
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

the Ryland NJ e Church, the pastor.
the Rev. W. W. Barnes. officiating.
he bride and bridegroom. who were
unattended, left Immediately for a short
wedding trip before returning TO their
home.
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Miss Stella O. Cooper OK Ruby, Va,
ana william C.. Callahan, of Garrison
vile, Va, were quietly married Wednes-
day evening at $50 O'Clock, by the Rev.
w. II. Barnes, in the parsonage OF the
Eyiand n +. Church
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Miss Alice &. Sanderson and Arthur
&. Tenant were married Monday, at
e O'Clock, by The Rev. r. Z. Williams.
IN the parsonage or the Trinity NJ. E.
church. They were no attendants, and
Mr.. and .5rs. Tenant left Immediately
FOR a wedding trip North. Upon their
return they will reside in Washington.
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The marriage OF Miss Lillian X. Cray,
Of Annapolis, Md, and Neil Blay, or
Mt. Clements. Mich, took place Wednes-
day afternoon. at o'clock. at 35T Nc
Lean avenue. the Rev. : X Cockreu
officiating
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Miss Jessie A. Walters ana George l..
BIskemore were quietly married We'd
nesday evening IN the parsonage of the
Marvin NJ. Z. Church, South. the Rev.
=. h. Cockreil performing the ceremony,
which was attended by q small party
Of friends and relatives.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Miss Leah Z. Jenkins and William G..
-sapley were married in the parsonage
Of the Trinity NJ. E Church Wednesday
al noon. the Rev r. p. Williams per
forming the ceremony.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Mrs. Julia V Nails and family la
returned from Colonial Beach.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

The engagement OF Miss Mary
Creager. daughter of Major Noble Hay
w21d Creager. L. s. A, to LieuT. vii
liam +. Cowles, is announced. Lieu
tenant Cowles is The son OF Col CoIvin
l.. CowIes, Ft5Ja Infantry. ?. :. A. The
wedding VIII take place in the early
fl
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Cen Nelson a Miles, OF Washington.
arrived here Wednesday and is a guest
during his stay IN Manchester or Mrs.
j. Donald Cameron, Of Washington.
VINO has the Agnes Booth SchoefeI cots
TAG for the season.
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'ir. ana Mrs. Edward G. Munek an
a'I.nee the engagement and approach
-nS marriage of their daughter, Miss
Lena Matilda Munck. to BrondeH Loral
BRIL- or Winchester, Va. The marriage
VIII take place Tuesday. September s.
~ The home of the brides parents. 1919
Third street northwest.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Mrs. c. o. Pullman had as her guest
last week at her home in Cameron
Fairfax county, Miss Mary A. Fisher
Of Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Miss Caroline Wise. VINO has been Wis
Iting the Rev. and Mrs T. c. Darst, in
Richmond, has returned 10 her home on
Seminary Hill.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander C.. AiontzsI
uf Park Heights avenue. Arlington Nd
announce the wedding OF their daughter
Janet Breckenridge, TO George Bertrar,
Pratt OF che Naval Academy, AnnapoIis
Nd. The ceremony was performed ov
-Ie Rev. pr. Potter of Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

John A. Marshall and family hav
returned from Atlantic City
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

The wedding OF Miss Mildred Armstead
Baker daughter Of Mr.. ana MIS-. George
Livingstone Baker Of New Brighton,
staten Island TO Lieutenant Brady
Green Buttencutter, First Infantry, L.
=. A.. is announced. The date of the
Wedding Is set for the early part IF
october.
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Mrs. Remington. OF Alexandra, paid
visit last week TO her sister. Mrs.
Struder. in Milwood
The Washington times., 1908-08-30

Miss Daisy Chauncey has returned
from a visit to Colonial Beach.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-02-12

dar a conocer y definir ell paci :
fsmO patr1otico, como es en- 81
mismo y en- sus relaciones con
otros pa1ses decididamente mas
militares que Italia.
L. MONTERO.