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BODY OF MINCHICE
 IS FOUND IN BAY
SHIPS COOK, WHO WAS LAS T SEEN WITH MANIIs RELEf Aoeo AFTER EXAMINATION B coRoNER'S JURY.

Montgomery. July S.-A special tF ''e Advertiser from Pensacola, Fla, se
 The body of John Minchice, merchant of Gulfport, Miss, iou in the bay near Commandans n this afternoon, with the neeg'r The body did not show any !
 Minchice came here about ss @s'' after sending his family to Aus ' "i'' is said to have given them Sloe day night he met friend, wht E aboard the Austrian steamer moored at Commandments wharf, EAaz two after drinking wine aboard &fsT sell were joined by third pals3 =, a,'0 .,' came up to the city, drinking unt " saloons closed. ,s.,d
 The cook, when the body was fou W near the vessel this afternoon. was ak rested, foul play being suspected.
 The cook was released tonight by the coroner's jury, the verdict being acci- T dental drowning.
 For best aoverslsing cuts t.y ny Gawk, Age -Hera,a tiuilding.
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NOEL OF NASHVILLE WINS FIRST PRIZE Guy Ward Scores High Average
 For Shoot BROKE 345 OF 360 TARGETS Harold Moneys Score Was 344-HiIton and Abbott of Birmingham Are
 Two-Three Among
 Amateurs.
BROKE 345 OF 36O TARGETS

The highest average for the two days shooting in the eighth Alabama tourna- ment was made by Guy Ward, with Harold Money one bird behind.
 ]. H. Noel of Nashville scored high average among the amateurs.
 The winners follows:
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cincy Wins Easily.

Cincinnati, July S.-Poor fielding by New York and timely hitting by the locals gave Cincinnati an easy victory today Score: R. H. E. Cincinnati ....... 900 201 4l'-s l2 7 Nou york 900 900 300--3 ' s
 Batteries: Weimer and Schlei; Wiltze, McGinnity, Malarkey and Bresnahan Time, 1:47. Umpire, Klem.
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Cuban Duty Passed.

Havana. July Ex-Governor Magoon has issued a decree raising the duty on all cattle imported into Cuba except for breeding purposes $2.25 per 100 kilos (229 pounds)
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"Buosv Scores a Victory.

St. Louis, July S.-St. Louis defeated Boston. to 2. Poor pitching by Dor ner and equally bad fielding behind him were responsible for Boston's de- feat. Score: R. h. E. St I,ouis 900 030 31*--7 , Boston .. 900 001 100--2 1
 Batteries: Raymond and Ludwig; Flaherty, Dorner and Graham. Time, 1.5O, Umpire, Johnstone.z
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HiqhIanders Hit the Bottom.

support Tn today's game. Chase and Ball were responsible for two of the misplays which enabled the visitors to win their third straight victory. Score: R.H F.. Detroit ................... POI 003 000-6 s 1 New York ................001 POO 000-3 g
 Batteries: Mullin and Schmidt; Chesbro Hogg and Klenow. Time, 1:45. Empires Sheridan and Evans.
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WatchIna the Indians.

Oklahoma City, July s.-Acting Cover nor Bellamy has not issued a call for troops to suppress the Creek Indians at Weleetka, but will keep In close touch with the situation and If 1t becomes more serious, will send troops on special train.
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The Ladies Auxiliary of The Congregation Beth -El, will give a benefit at Germania Park next Sunday-all day. Every body invited.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Where Was Hans Wagner7

Pittsburg, July S.-Ph iladelphia took both games of a double -header today hv scores of to 1 and 8 to 5. Both cannes were characterized by loose fielding on the part of the home team. Pittsburg used IT players in the second game. Scores:
 First game: R. Il. E. pit+shurr 900 01O 000-1 8 3 philadelphia ....110 020 000--4
 Batteries: Willis, Camnitz and Gibson; 1; McOuillin. Dooin and Jacklitsch. Time, 1:40. Umpire, O'Day
 Second game: R h. E Pittsbure 900 POI 02O-5 9 4 pbiladelnhia ....1O2 032 000-8 10 1
 Batteries: Leifield. Young, Philippe, Camnitz. Leever, Phelps and O'Connor; Sparks and Dooin. Time, 200. Umpire, ODay.
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Cubs Aosjn In Lead,

Chicago, July S.-Chicago resumed the lead of the National leaguers today by defeating Brooklyn. to 3. Reul- hach lost control in the eighth and filled up the bases. Brown then checked Rrooklvn,s rally Score: R. H. F. Chicago 310 0O2 00*-6 II 8 RrookIyn ,.. 900 010 101-3 T 3
 Batteries: Reulbach. Brown and Mo ran: Bell. Holmes, Ritter and Bergen. Time, 1:40. Empires, Rigler and Rud- derham.
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THE AMATEURS.

Gastonburg, July (Special.)-The locals won from Marion Junction today in pretty game by the score of to l. The feature of the game was the work Of the batteries.
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SD MMAR r. Two-base hits-Carey Baerwald, and Donahue. kSacrifice hits-Henline. HStolen bases = Murphy Baerwald. bnahue CD. Passed ball-Meek. Ustruck out-Walters 1, Shields 3. Ease on balls-Bauer l, McNeal !, elds 3. 'Alt by pitcher-shields oWalters), 4,rAr (Murphy). Time-1:30. Umpires-Pfenninger and Brown.
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By BILL AK.

Birmingham in Little Rock. Nashville In Mobile.
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*-One out when winning run was maoe. Score by innings:
 Little Rock -. ..-.,.........Ooo ooo loo l-z Montgonery ......... .000 GOO 010 0-1
 Summary Sacrifice hits, Wells, Eyler Persons, Hart. Stolen bases, Speaker, Page ?. Stark Pope Base on balls, Thom- as l. Eyler ?. Struck out Thomas Il, Eyler G. Double plays. Fyler to Connors. Time. 1:50 Umpire. Fitzsimmons
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In a well played game this afternoon the postoffice clerks defeated the Kissel phar- macy team by the score of to 0. The feature of the game was the home run by Hamilton of the clerks aggregation. Batteries, Daily and Ellis; Wofford and Brown.
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Athens, July S.-(Special)-The first of series of three games between the local Y M. c. A. and Lynnville was won this afternoon by the visitors in fast game by the score of to O. The fsature of the game was the heavy hitting of the visitors and the pitching of Collins. Batteries Crenshaw and Wentfield; Collins and Lunay.
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core by inning gs

Summary: Two-base hit. Perry. Sacri- fee hits, Collins, Page, Becker 2, Hess, Pope. Stolen base, ConDors. Bases on balls. Guese 9 W. Hart 1. Struck put, Guese 2, Hart 5. Double plays, Perry to Pope to Greminger. Time, 1:9o Umpire, Fitzsimmons.
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Cleveland Is BIanked.

Boston. July S.-Boston won the second game of the series from Cleveland today by timely hitting, ? to 0. A catch by Thoney was a feature. Score: R.H. E. Boston luu UlU o q Cleveland ............. 0O0 GOO o00-0 0
 Batterles: Pruitt and Criger; Rhoades. Ryan and N. Clarke. Time, :2S. Empires. Egan and Hurst.
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Savannah Gets pecision.
Macon Loses Aqain.

Macon, uJly S.-Successive errors, fol- lowed by a base on balls and two hits, gave Jacksonville five runs in the first inning of today's game, a lead that the locals could not overcome Score: R.H. E. Jacksonville ............... .oOO 900 0-5 0 Macon ......................0 .020 o02 CA 8
 RatterleS: Goettell Helm and Roth:
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White sox Are Drubbed.

Washington July s-Tannehill held Chi oago down to four hits today, Washing ton winning easily. to l. Manuel was knocked out of the box and Owen was hit hard Score. R.H E. Washington .............. .023 O0O " Il , Chicago ..,..........00 900 001 000-1
 Batteries: Tannehill and Warner; Manuel, Owen, Sullivan and Shaw. Time. 1:45. Umpire, O'Loughlin.
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"SWATTING" LEWIS
 CURVE AND SPEED Showed McNeaI and Bauer
 How 'Tis Done
 HIS MARVELLOUS RECORD But Shields Got the Start and the
But Shields Got the Start and the Rarons Had No Chance-Bill AK Says Lew Is a Great
 Baseball Star.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Results Yesterday.
Games Today,

denphis Ii, Birmingham 0. Montgomery 2-1. Little Rock 1-2.
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Register now. Life Certifi- |ates alone do not entitle you , vote in the city primary.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville-Louisville 6, Toledo g. St Columbus-Columbus 1, Indianapolis 3; T innings.
 At Minneapolis f. Minne- apolis ?.
 At St. Paul-First game: St. Paul ,. Kansas City 8. Second game: St. Paul 10, Kansas City 0.
 Race Horse Man Dead. Kansas City, July S.-John c. Curry of Lexington, Ky, known sll over the United States as a driver of the trotting and pacing horses, died here today. Burial will be at Lexington
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Browns Are Shut Out.

Philadelphia, July S.-Philadelphia shut out St Louis today by punching six of their hits In two innings, while Bender kept the hts of the visitors scattered. Score: R.H.E St. Louis I...........O0 900 900 O00-0 8 O Philadelphia .......... OH 000 O0*-2 9 9
 Batteries: Howell and Spencer; Bender and Smith. Time, 1:55. Umpire, Con- nelly.
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At Columbsa-Columbia- Charleston no game, rain.
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Game Postponed,

BdllerIes. HUetttII, fIeIHI anu fOtH , Clark and Robinson.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14
WEDDINGS.

Invitations have been received here for
the marriage Of Miss Katharine Carroll.
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. Elic Scott Car
roll, Of Buffalo. formerly OF this city. 70
Mr.. Burwell 5. Cutler, Of Buffalo, on
Wednesday morning June a. at IL o'clock.
IN the home Of the BRIDES parents, 5O6
Lafayette avenue, Buffalo The bride and
bridegroom will be at home after Septem-
Der at ll9 Highland avenue
Miss CAROLS parents are well known
In Washington. Her mother, as Miss
Rose Wiltshire, was n belle OF two decades
ago. Miss Carroll is a great-niece Of Mr..
William S. Carroll. Of this city. and IS
descended from the old Carroll family in
Maryland, OF whom Daniel Carroll was
the founder. They trace the family back
in England and Scotland TO Kean. the
third son of Oliver Olum, King OF Mum
ster. In the third century His descend
ent, Caerrhal. gave the name OF Carroll
10 his posterity, descendent of his.
Daniel Carroll. married the granddaughter
OF the Earl OF Argyle, from whose twenty
sons the various branches OF the Car
rolls have sprung. His three sons,
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tour through the Berkshires. The guests
include Mrs. and Miss Cleveland. wife
and eldest daughter Of former President
Cleveland, and Miss Bryant, Of New
York.
Misses Katharine and Harriet Graves
are being congratulated by their Wash
ington friends upon their success at
Mount ST. Agnes College, Baltimore, in
the term Just closed. Miss Katharine
won the prize for the best essay Of her
class and tried for the prize in the sew
ing class. Miss Harriet tried for the prize
in mathematics and also for the prize
in sewing
The Undecims are enjoying an outing
down the Potomac River to-day
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Selinger, OF IL !
street. were hosts al a delightful dance
and supper on Thursday evening, in honor
Of the hfteenth anniversary Of their mar
r.age
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GEORGETOWN SOCIETY.


Miss Helen Williams and Miss Frances
Dodge left Wednesday 20 attend a large
house party at the st. James School. in
Washington County, Nd.
Miss GeIine Macdonald, Of Richmond.
is visiting Miss 5. Tonita Ridgway at
the Ksnawha.
Miss Georgia Green will leave next
week for a few weeks visit 70 Mrs. Booth
Bowie at Fairview. Prince George County.
Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dunckley have
returned from Porto Rico. where Mr.
OF the naval station. They are the
Graves.
Mrs. Henry D. BeaH. Of Baltimore. is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. William
G. Gwynn. in o street. FOR about ten
days
Miss Charlotte Miller and Miss Fay
Milbrey are visiting in Georgetown, at
Soi3 p street. They will be here indef-
nitely.
Miss Frances Miller will leave shortly
for Old Point. where she Will be the
guest OF Col. and Mrs. T. c. Marks for
about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wilmer Latimer, OF
the Kanawha. are building a cottage at
Chevy Chase, where they will 80 this
summer.
Miss Frances Elizabeth Blake has re-
turned from Leesburg. Va. where she
attended a large house party for the
! Leesburg horse show.
Miss Frances Dodge has returned from
visiting friends IN Annapolis.
DR.. and Mrs William c. Gwynn left
Friday for an automobile tour through
the Shenandoah Valley. They were ac-
companied by Mr.. T. A. Bear and Judge
Joseph Beall. Of New York They spent
some time in Frederick. Nd. and then
went on TO CEarlestown, W. Va. where
they were Joined by a large party Of
motorists.
Mrs Henry Blount expects 10 go to
Boston. to attend the biennial meeting
of the General Confederation Of Wom-
ems Clubs. Mrs. Blount will be the guest
Georgetown last winter.
Miss S. Tonita Ridgway. OF the Kama
wha, was one Of the guests at a dinner
given at the New Willard last Tuesday
evening by Mr.. Hugh Hamilton. OF Hous-
ton. Tex. in honor sDf his daughter, Miss
Agnes Hamilton.
Miss Bessie Hoover is spending a week
I'm Herndon. Va. as the guest Of her
cousin. Mrs. Russell Lynn.
Mrs. Stokes Of Baltimore. is the guest
of her daughter, Miss Anna NJ Stokes,
at Woodey Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton Woodville
have gone 10 Atlantic City for a ten
days visit, accompanied by their two
little daughters. Mamie and Elizabeth
Woodville. and a nurse.
Past Midshipman Thomas W. Kinkaid.
jr., L. S. N, who has just graduated
from the United States Naval Academy.
is visiting his grandmother. Mrs. Will
lam Cassin, in Thirtieth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcsherry. Of New
York. are visiting Mrs. McSherry's sis
ters, Miss Helen Forrest and Miss Rosa
lie Forrest. in n street. Mrs. McSherry
was formerly Miss Irene Forrest, Of
Georgetown.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Mackal have taken
a cottage on the Tennallytown road.
where they will go for the summer.
Mrs. John r. Wilson, OF Chicago, ex-
poets to spend the summer with her
cousin, Mrs. Henry Blount. at the oaks
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs George II.
Lawes, L. S. N, are in WilkesbarTe, as
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the guests Of Mrs. George Hillman. Mrs.
Lawes was formerly Miss Powell OF
Georgetown.
Mrs J. Douglass Mcpherson. who has
returned from a visit TO New York. is
the guest OF her mother. Mrs. 3. T.
Janney in Thirty-frst street for the sum
mer
Miss Dorothy Mosher IS spending sew
eral weeks in Warrenton, Va. as the
guest Of friends.
Passed Assistant Surgeon and Mrs.
Charles Gordon Smith L. s. A. with their
two little children, Lydia Lea Smith and
Charles Gordon Smith jr.. and a nurse,
left Sunday for Portsmouth, n H..
where DR.. Smith will be in charge OF
tho Naval Hospital
Miss Matte Brawner expects 10 leave
this week for Charles County. Nd.
where she will be the guest Of Miss
Amilie Wilmer.
Mrs. Duncan Bradley was hostess az an
informal dinner Tuesday evening in honor
Of Miss Louise Weldon, Of Columbia
Heights.
Mrs. George S Cooper was the hostess
at large dance Wednesday evening at
| the home Of her sister, Mrs Eugene A.
| Byrnes. In honor OF the graduation from
the Western High School Of her young
daughter, Miss Helen Wickliffe Cooper.
The house and grounds were beautifully
| decorated with the Western cOlOrs. red
and white, and electric lights and Chinese
lanterns. A number Of little tables were
arranged about the garden, decorated
with crimson carnations and ferns. where
! refreshments were served during the
evening Mrs. Cooper. who wore a be-
coming gown Of lace and white chiffon,
was assisted in receiving the guests by
| Mrs. Eugene A. ByrneS and her eldest
daughter, Mrs Albert Rust Miss Cooper.
/ IN a dainty empire dress OF light blue
radium cloth over a taffeta slip Of the
same shade, and Miss Helen Wickliffe
Cooper who viii be one Of the debutantes
OF the coming season. wearing a gown Of
pale blue point desprit over chiffon taf-
feta, also received with Mrs. Cooper The
guests included Miss Jean Wilkie Miss
Helen Hendrick, Miss Campbell Miss
Margaret Young, Miss Nancy Peirce.
Miss Maud Parker. Miss Edna Oben-
chain, Miss Maitland Piper. Miss Eu-
genia FansOn, Miss Susie COUrtes. Miss
Marian Weaver. Miss May Hubbard. Miss
EllZdDeln Pelrce, MI ROBERT r ltIIlLlluBs
Mr.. George POlyhemOus. Mr.. Edwin
Parker, Mr.. Theodore Barnes Mr. Julian
! Barnes, Mr.. Albert Robbins. Mr. P Nc
Rae Parker, Mr.. Lormer Graeham, Mr..
Edward Morse. Mr Philip GUIDE. Mr.. Sid
ney Chapel, Mr.. Jerome Graeham, Mr.
/ Lee Kemp, Mr. Henry Holcomb, Mr.. Al
| bert Kennard. Nj Eugene A. ByTnes.
Mr. Theodore Howard. Mr.. Worthington
Campbell. Mr.. Albert Rust. and Mr. Aus
I tin Howard.
/ Mrs owen Thompson gave an attrac-
/ tive little bridge party Friday afternoon
al her home. In Dent place. There were
/ several prizes, and supper was served
at the card tables Mrs. ThOmpson's
guests were Mrs. Robert Beale. Mrs. J.
/ Wilmer Latimer. Miss Julia Smoot Mrs.
/ Charles G. Warden. Mrs. David Agnew
/ Greenlees Mr.. Rawlins Hume. Mrs. John
/ kurtz, and Mrs. Lloyd SmOot.
Mrs. Ignatia Creecy has invitations out
/ for a hOuse-party. 70 be given this week
| at her country place. The Highlands
near Hlchester, Nd, in honor Of her son
Mr. Donald Creecy. About fifteen young
| people are invited. including Miss Annie
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Sims. wife Of Lieut.. Commander
w. II. H. Sims, naval aid 20 the Presi-
dent has gone 10 Rye Beach. n. H, 70
spend week with her sister, Mrs. John
F. Shepley. At the end Of her visit sine
will join her parents. former Secretary
of the Interior and Mrs. Ethan Allen
Hitchcock. in their summer home at
Dublin. n, II. Lieut.. Commander Sims
VIII join his family later in the summer.
Mrs Foraker. wife of Senator ]. B.
Foraker, who is still in her Washington
home, will close IL next week and go to
her home in Ohio. She Will come East
later in the summer and spend a portion
or the time In the cottage which her
children will ocupy In New England.
Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly has gone to
Chicago TO be present at the convention.
She will be the guest for a month Of her
aunt. Mrs. Duff Haynie. who is well
known in Washington.
MAJ. Andre Brewster. who VIII be one
Of tha ushers at the wedding Of Miss
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w. Lewis. Of Clarksburg. 10 Mt Daniel
William Baker, Of Germantown. Mont
gomery County. United States district at
torney In Washington. which is 20 take
place at ST. Roses Catholic Church at
Choppers, on Tuesday, June .. at 1880
o'clock
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The Finest Carriages for Weddings
Are those furnished by DOWney Stables
1920 L st. Downey's bridal carriages are
notably elegant Hired very reasonably.
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Maj. Andre Brewster. who Will be one
Of thA ushers at the wedding Of Miss
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Mrs. Ignatia Creecy has invitations out
for a house party. 20 be given this week
at her country place. The Highlands"
near Hlchester, Nd, in honor Of her son,
Mr. Donald Creecy. About fifteen young
people are invited including Miss Annie
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the guests Of Mrs. George Hillman. Mrs
Lawes was formerly Miss Powell. OF
Georgetown.
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DIR. and Mrs. William c. Gwynn left
Friday for an automobile tour through
the Shenandoah Valley. They were ac-
companied by Mr. T. A. Beah and Judge
Joseph Beall Of New York They spent
some time in Frederick. Nd. and then
went on 10 CEarlestown, W. Va. where
they were Joined by a large party of
motorists.
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Miss Dorothy Mosher IS spending sew
eral weeks in Warrenton, Va, as the
guest OF friends
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Miss Frances Dodge has returned from
visiting friends IN Annapolis
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Mrs. J. Douglass Mcpherson. who has
returned from a visit TO New York. is
the guest OF her mother Mrs. b. T.
mer.
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Passed Assistant Surgeon and Mrs
Charles Gordon Smith, L S A. with their
two little children, Lydia Lea Smith and
Charles Gordon Smith, jr and a nurse,
left Sunday for Portsmouth,, y. H..
where DR.. Smith will be in charge Of
the Naval Hospital.
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About 500 invitations have been sent out
announcing the coming wedding Of Miss
Nettie Wheeler Lewis, daughter OF Mrs. w.
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Miss Matte Brawner expects 10 leave
this week for Charles County. Nd.
where she will be the guest Of Miss
Amilie Wilmer.
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The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth DeKay
Lambert. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. En-
erson b. Lambert, TO Mr.. William Alex
ander Baker. Of this city, took place
last Wednesday at Port Jarvis. n. Y.
The couple will be at home after June 25.
at the Ontario. in this city.
Miss Marie G. Baker, who went TO Port
Jarvis 10 attend the marriage Of her
brother, has remained to visit friends on
Staten Island.
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Mrs. Duncan Bradley was hostess az an
informal dinner Tuesday evening in honor
Of Miss Louise Weldon, Of Columbia
Heights.
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Continued on Page 4. Column 9.
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Miss Frances Elizabeth Blake has re-
turned from Leesburg. Va. where she
attended a large house party for the
Leesburg horse show.
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Mrs. Henry Blount expects 10 go to
Boston. TO attend the biennial meeting
Of the General Confederation Of Wom-
EMS Clubs. Mrs. Blouat will be the guest
Of Miss Mary Hull. who visited her in
last winter
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Wilmer Latimer, OF
the Kanawha. are building cottage at
Chevy Chase. where they will go this
summer.
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WINS AGAIN

longs was the feature Of the card
II attracted field OF four horses.
Fern L.. Centre Shot. Gyphy King
and HaHty Agnes. aud they finished
ia the order named. Fern J.. was
made fayorite and proved that her
recent good races were no flukes
BY leading the entire trip and win
ming easily Centre Shot had no
trouble in beating Gypay King for
the place. with Hasty Agnes a city
block In the rear
f.oHara and winners alike went 70
Convent Bell, NJ 30 8. In the last
race and the mare had no trouble
ia defeating a pretty fair field. Off
badly, Russell rushed her 10 the
front. and she led the entire trip.
winning IN a gallop by four lengths
In the fast time for the mile Of
las 4g. Most OF the contendern
in the race were killed off chasing
her, and Darlington. nj 30 10 j. bad
no trouble in taking the place from
Triumphant.
Sam Hildreth captured another
two.yearoid purse. when Achieve.
at ; 20 s. supposed 10 be the fastest
uny IN the Hiidreth barn, beat
Golden Orioie. 90 /. a neck
Achieve ran IIa,owel into the
ground. and then had little trouble
IN standing of Golden Orioles bid.
I.latowel lasted long enough 10 be
third
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Has no Trouble in Defeating
Centre Shot--Jockey Gaugel
Indefinitely Suspended.

Form players did not fare so bad.
~ at The Meadows yesterday. as
four first choices gladdened the
hearts OF the talent The usual
daily upset. however. came In the
third race. and Il incidentally
caused the downfall OF Jockey eau.
gel This boy had the mount on
silver Line. the fayorite In the
race. This mare ran a swell race
the last time she started previous
90 yesterday. aud for that reason Il
was thought she would win eau
gei rode most unsatisfactory
race. never getting silver Line near
tho front. and finished outside tho
money. The winner turned up In
Monte Lucille. l5 10 1. who came
strong In the stretch and beat
Mechlln. also 10 10 /. head on the
post. with Meiar. az 90 10 /. only
nose away koroallany and
Monte. who we're the second
choices. ran very badly and I'm
inhed nowhercs Immediately after
tho race the officials decided 70
suspend Gaugel indefinitely.
The y. o. ~ handicap At six fur
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ulum won. Garteriisht second. Bun.
ten liodl third Time. ShA
Four and a half furlonga Knight
Deck won. ollie Ward second. Jim
MallAdy third Tsme. bsM
Seven fnrionEH Ethel Day won.
Dixie lad second. Hoofay third.
Time. t2T
Seven fuFionEN Master LESTER
son. Protsus second. Husclma
third. Time. 90