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The Washington times., 1908-06-30
Miss Miller's Wedding.

Miss Ida V. Miller. Of Alexandria,
Va. and George r. Howell. superin-
teadent Of the equipment section OF the
PUstoffice. were married at st. Peters
Church this morning at IG o'clock The
Right Rev. j. NJ. O'Brien was the Of
floating clergyman.
Miss Miliers bridal costume was a
modish tailored suit az Copenhagen
blue with a picture bet or the same
shade trimmed with y-mes, and a
bridal bouquet OF BriF- roses.
Mrs. \ A Coleman, sister of the
bride. acted as the matron of honor.
She wore handsome costume OF black
and white silk. made empire with "a
yoke and sleeves OF lace and effective
touches of violet satin on the bodice.
A becoming picture hat of white, trim
med with black velvet. and a white
bird OF paradise, and an armful Of
American Beauty roses completed her
costume.
Clarence Howell. brother OF the
bridegroom, acted as best man, and
the ushers were Raymond Taylor, Her
bert Howell. James Hayes, and Will
lam @. Burgess.
Immediately after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs Howell left for a Northern
bridal trip. and upon their return VIII
reside at 1913 / street.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
white-DaltOn Wedding.

The marriage OF Miss Bertha Dalton
and Harry p. White took place az noon
yesterday IN the Church Of the Incar-
nation The Rev. William Tayloe Sny-
der oficiated. The church was decor
ated with palms and white roses.
Miss Dalton, who was attended BY
Miss Mabel White, the bridegroom s
sister. as maid Of honor, wore a white
embroidered batiste robe and large
white lace hat, and carried shower
tot0uet Of Bride roses. The maid 0f
honor wore pale pink moussellne, with
large white nat trimmed with pink
roses and carried cluster OF pink car
nations Wither W. Schwartz, Jr-, was
best man.
The cerf-0ony was followed By a
breakfast in the home OF the bride
grooTn's parents, 307 Massachusetts
avenue Later IN the afternoon Mr.
aud Mrs White left washington for a
wedding trip 70 Old Point Comfort and
New York by water.
Mrs White wore a travelling suit OF
blue rajah silk and Panama ha'
trimmed With blue Upon their return
they will make their home in wash
iuEtOn.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
Presidential Candidate and
Ohio Leader Will Thresh
Guardianship Question.
HITCHCOCK CHOICE
OF REPUBLICANS
He Understands Slated Changes
and Is Willing to Work for
Party Success.

Although the problem Of who will be
chairman of the Republican National
Committee has developed into the prize
guessing contest Of the age. the de-
velopments today indicate that Frank
II. Hitchcock stiu has the best chance
10 get the job.
This is, in part, substantiated 10y the
fact that the trio of Vorys' men, who
yesterday argued with Secretary Taft
that Vorys should have the place, re-
ceived absolutely no encouragement
from the Secretary. He refused TO give
them any intimation whatever as TO
his intentions in the matter. They ad-
mitted this after the conference.
Tomorrow. however. TAFT Will sup
plement his conference with Hitchcock
by a consultation with Vorys himself
who has been summoned here from
Ohio.
His Help Wanted.
Another fact that came TO light to-
day, as indicative of the regard Tafi
and his friends nave for Hitchcock "a
a political strategist. is that. even #
conditions should so frame themselye.
up as 10 make Hitchcock impossible
for the Craftsmanship. his aid in waS
1TaE the CaLIAAdlEu VIII nE Ellll1LED i llH
statement was made by several mel
who arc IN position 10 know nov
the fight viii be wased throughout tn
country.
B.. But, besides the general impression
that Hitchcock is now the leading mai
in the race. there was considerably
talk today that a third man, neithe
he nor VOrys. will be selected Thu
will &c in case Taft decides that III
appointrnent Of Hitchcock would sti
illp too much discomfort In the party Il
Ohio. where Vorys is regarded as
strong and able man.
Reports Exaggerated.
Friends OF Hitchcock pointed out %
day that the reports OF the party dis
ccntert in Ohio IN case HitchcOcl
should be selected have been eXagger
ajed greatly, and that, as a matter o
fact, the party would get together upo1
the settlement of the disputed matter
The statement has also been advances
n many quarters that the VoTys fol
lowers 90 not believe their man ca
get the job. and their main object is q
keep Hitchcock out Of it. Ever sine
Hitchcock forged to the front as tn
Taft manager in the East. the Obi
men have not regarded him with an
favor.
In spite Of all the conflicting reports
which are as numerous as politicians
one fact stands out clear and strone
that. II Taft can see his way TO II, b
VIII choose Hitchcock.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30

wedding tou- or for his business plans.
4 have nothing 20 say about the
matter" said Mr. Pilson. The only
possible objection to the marriage zzs
that neither the boy nor girl was old
enough TO get married But thev ala
get married. so what IS 10 be done2 Nv
first knowledge Of IL was when Miss
SaVin presented me with the marriage
certihe-ae- | must confess that / was
so aftouuCed and overcome with the alb
surhty - the situation that I laughed
For tie present my son and his wife
VIII remain az my home. but 7 DO not
think they have made any plans fOE
The Immediate future
Mrs 5aFiu - unusually tail for a
girl OF her age Trelty. and . blonde 81
the extreme type She has the figure 81
a typical athletic American girl. she IS
an orphan. and Tor several years has
made her home az the Rochambeau
apartments with her uncle and aunt
Young Bridegroom Popular
Young Pus0n IS popular in the vou-1-
or social set in Washington While -
the Washington School FOR Bows ~
played first base on the ball team. and
Le was also member Of the footbsl N
team. Later he became a student AZ the
Jacob Tom School AZ Port Deposit
institution. With a number Of other stu
denls 5'iTson became dissatisfied with
the zre---'a or the faculty IN discherging
n faVO-. g professor and he Quit the
sc1OOl- ace which time he has been fn
EVaSrs-rgton- waiting for che arrival o.
the letl-l szfFfer every morning a1d
Dla-riuE for mis- marriage
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
Birthday Party.

A reception was given 90 Mrs. Nina
OppenheImer at her residence in New
York avenue, Takona Park. yesterday,
by her children, in homo OF her sew
entieth birthday
A large number Of friends called be-
tween the hours Of 4 ard 10 o'clock 20
nav ,heIr respects TO Mrs. Oppenheim-
er. Refreshments were served on the
lawn IN front Of the home.
Mrs. Oppenhohner was assisted N re-
ceiviug the guests By her cn+ldEefA,
Mrs Heller. Mrs Sternfeldt Mrs
Hahn. Mrs Lehman. and Miss Rose
Oppenheiner. Of New York city, and
Mrs. Wolf and David ODpenheimer, OF
this city.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
Williams-Stewart Weddinr.

At noon today I'm the EpWorth NJ F.
Church Miss M8Ude R Stewart
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Miller.
was married 20 Joseph Williams. The
church was decorated with palms and
ferns. the chancel being banked with
tall palms and plants. making an at
Jractive background for the wedding
party.
Miss Stewart. who was unattended,
entered the church with her brother,
Leonard =. Stewart. who gave her in
marriage. She wore a travelling suit OF
Copenhagen blue wolfe over taffeta with
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
Miss Hurley's Wedding.

Miss Nellie a Hurley, OF Ireland, was
married last evening at 8 O'Clock in St
Patricks Church TO jeremiah Dugan.
the Rev. DIT. AIcGuigan, assisted by DIT.
Russell and DR.. Carroll, officiating.
The church was decorated with palms
and white flowers. and the wedding mu-
sic was played by Armand Gumprecht,
organist OF "a, church. The bride s
nephew, Daniel Sullivan. and Charles
Fisher assisted at the altar
Miss Hurley. who was attended by
ner sister. Mis- Annie Hurley, as maid
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
A DEPARTUPE

i hear that YOUR new school suDerfn-
tendent is rather radical
he is that" responded Farmer Faw.
He's cut out the higher beadwork and
me perforated fitting. and he's advis-
ing teachers 20 handle the Children ~.
cordin' 20 the rules Of cOnmousensa
on yesl ORR @ew superintendent IL
radical al riga. EXCHANGE
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
AMERICAN TROOPS
START FOR MEXICO
lconlLnued from - -

commanding the Department of Texzs.
acknowledged the receipt OF orders 10
send troops % the Mexican border. and
viii take steps at once 10 prevent revo-
lutiOnary activities
Despite this decisive action En the
part OF the United States. no further
news has been received AZ the state
Department today 20 Indicate that the
situation is becoming serious. The
troops were not sent as the result ~
an official request from the Mexican
embassy. The action was taken en-
tlrely by President Roosevelt on his
own initiative, indicating tho friendly
relations between the two governments
Attorney General ECnaparte was I'm
conference with General Bell, chief OF
staff today. on the legal phases or the
situation presented by the neutrality
question IN the Mexican revolution.
He said that the sending OF troops
was hardly more than = wire precautiOn
at this time ard o., tanglements are
likely to arise.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30

OF honor. wore a beautiful embroidered
batiste gown. trimmed with lace. male
Drincesse style en- traine, with a lo1g
tulle veil, and carried a shower bouquet
OF Bride roses af,~ les OF the valley.
TLa maid of hCbo 40 e a dainty frock
Of white mOusselina AID lace. and car
ried a cluster of Ines Of the valley,
with a wreath Of the same flower in
her hair. Timothy Dugan. the brother
Of the bridegroom. was hest man
An informal reception in the home OF
the aunt Of the bride, NJ Sullivan,
with whom the bride has made her
home while N this country, followed
the ceremony ct the church Later IA
the evening Mr. and Mrs Dugan LEFT
Tor a wedding trip North. and upon
their return VIII make their home n
Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
Miss Taft to Leave.

Miss Helen Taft. who returned 70
Washington yesterday morning from
East Greenwich. Conn, where she has
bcen visiting the Misses Rocker. viii
leave washington tomorrow morning
for Savannah. Ga. where she viii be
the guest OF Miss DOrothea Baldwin. a
former clasSmatC-
Later she viii join her parents at Hot
Springs, or her brother. at Murphy Bay
the family summer home In Canada
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
Mrs. Foraker Leaves.

Mrs. Foraker. who has been the guest
OF her soa-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs King Wainwright, az Bryn Mawr'
returned to her home. in Washington,
Sunday and left yesterday for Cincln-
natl. Miss Foraker is the guest OF her
sister in Bryn Mawr.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
BROMWELL HOUSEKEEPING

Col Charles BrOmwel. superintend-
ent Of public buildings and grounds, is
q conducting a hOuse-cleaning OF the pub
lie buildings and grounds The work is
not revolutionary, and there will be
sfew actual changes in the appearances
rof the parks
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
Washingtonians at Wedding.


Among the Washington people who
have gone to Baltimore 10 attend the
wedding this afternoon at $50 Of Mrs.
Alys Montague Waraeld 20 John Free
man Ras:n. are Mrs. John r. Williams,
mother Of Mrs. Joseph Letter. and Mrs.
Buchanan Merryman, sister Of the
bride-elect Mrs Williams, who went
from Fort Dupont, Del, where she Is
staying with Colonel Williams at his
post is guest at the Eelvedere.
The wedding of Mrs. Warfisld and
Mr.. Rasin VIII take place in the home
OF the bride, 2l2 East Biddle street, in
the presence Of relatives ard a few
close friends. and viii be performed
by the Rev. r. y. Brady, rector OF
Loyola College.
Mrs. George Barnett. VINO IS the house
guest Of Mrs. Warheld. has loaned her
country place. Wakefield Manor. Va.
for the honeymoon. Mrs. Barnett
leaves July - for san Francisco. from
where she will sail August Q for Manila.
10 join her husband, Lieutenant Colonel
Barnett, in China.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30

The. Undecims. chaperoned by Miss
Neryl Goldsmith and Milton J. Kron-
neim- enjoyed delightful bus ride 10
Holyoke Farm Sunday
Inc party consisted or Miss Helene
kaufman. Miss RhOna SchIoss. OF Bal
ttmOre; Miss Pauline Kronheim. Miss
Gertrude kronheinl. Miss Saran Brez.
Miss GUssie Fenleln. Miss Lillian Burn
stein, Miss lillian Rotbstein. Miss Iel-
enc Ho1a. Miss Grace Burnslein. and
Miss Sarah KeonigsberEer. and Phuip
Brown. Sylvan Grosner. Norman Ffsch-
err Harold LichteEstcin. SIDNEY Kauf-
man. Ivan Herman. Alvin Hoffa, Clar-
ence Elseman. Joseph Levy. Julius Rich
ards, A. Leon. and Harold Strauss.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30

Mrs Max Cohen has returned 10 her
horne on Bltmore street. after a severaI
morths' visit 10 her daughters. Mrs.
Ford Levi. of Sumter. $ C.. and Nrs.
SleSfTied Fautl. OF savannah
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
Weddings and Engagements,
EUents in the Social World

a large white hat trimmed with plumes
and carried a cluster OF Bride roses.
The ushers were +. r. Stewart and
Walter r. Harr. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. G. r. Maydweli,
and Miss Julia Potter played the we'd
ding music. Miss Alice Huyett sang
"Oh. Promise Me before the entrance
OF the bridal party.
a wedding breakfast was served in
the home OF the brides parents on
Twelfth street after the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs Williams left for a wedding
trip 10 Ocean City. Upon their return
they viii make their home In Wash
ington.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
TRUTH VERsUS PURISM.

do you 80 20 Sunday school. little
bOyT
Move
Don't say Nope. that isn't right."
'.1Feh. If 7 said YEP I'D be teIIlni
yer q Iies-BostOn Transcript
The Washington times., 1908-06-30

Rear Admiral and Mrs. stephens Of
| StoneleiEh Court. have gone 70 Atlantic
/ CITY for the sumner.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30
Married in Philippines.

Cards announcing the wedding OF Miss
Lucretia Wolcott Dodge 20 Lieut.. Rod
man Butler. Sixth Cavalry. L. s. A,
have been issued By Mr.. and airs. Har-
rjson Howell Dodge. OF Mt. Vernon-on-
tle-Potomac. The marriage took place
Wednesday. June q. at Jolo. Philippine
Islands. where the bride has spent the
last year with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Adams have
closed their home on II street and gone
the greater part Of the time with rela-
lives in England.
Miss NIarjory ]. Savin. niece Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Alexander, was married
% Edwin +. PilsOn. son of MI and
Mrs Benjamin II. Pilson. yesterday
morning I'm the First Presbyterian
Church The Rev. Donald C. Macleod.
pastor Of the church. performed the
ceremony.
The bride who has recently returned
/ from Europe. has made her home in
/ Washington with her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander. I'm the ROcham-
beau. Mr ard Mrs. Alexander recently
/ closed their apartment and are AZ Ro-
| land park, Baltimore, for the summer
Mrs. William PrebIe Hall. accompan-
go to White Sulphur Springs the end
/ OF the week for the summer Black
! burn Hall has recently returned from
| Panama. where he has been the guest
/ OF his grandfather, Governor Black
| burn.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30

PhiIip CrossfeId and william oscar
Bradley have opened their cottage al
Colonial Beach for the summer.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30

Miss Jennie T. Graham. who has been
i'm In the George washington University
VosritaI. IS improving and has returned
10 her home, where she viii be glad %
see her friends
The Washington times., 1908-06-30

Julius Hertzberg has returned TO
WASHINGTON after weekend visit 20
B-addOck Heights Nd
The Washington times., 1908-06-30

Miss Rosa Frank. OF Baltimore. IS
Inc guest for few days OF Miss Lillian
a. Harris. OF the Oakland.
The Washington times., 1908-06-30

Miss Essie Sanger has returned 20 her
home. AFTER spending a couple OF months
IN New York
The Washington times., 1908-06-30

Continued from First 9age)
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MiQiuncn6rano in Gcntnfp.

2ouiSpille, &p., 10. Sept. -
Iie Nlnloge ser .GoSmoS0olc Gencnt
Co." II Mcilen iiiOpGtlid, bon
Soltispiae bcIegeu, aing in ser leb.
tim Nodjt IN 6Iommcn o,f. Ger emit
itanocnc Sdnoen miro onf $1,000.
600 GcidGbt. Gie Nnlo1e, bic crit
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Cement d. 2ieicrungcn uab |nnamo
ilbcrnonnncn batte, gcb6rtc Ebiloocl.
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W ii den, 10. September. -
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meiitcri0oit Ser Welt, mcldes an
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muroe, ergo6 oeltern bci'm II. 3u9e
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menbcit nobe gcfommen iei ais IT.
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Wuroeri brei.
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Samburg, 13. Sept. - IuS
&onlburger Scegcridt bot entit)ic.
ben, oab iucoer Die Samburger Clinic
nod Die Wonnidait oes Gampiers
o%9lreabia" fiir Die Grploiion nerant'
ioortIit iillb, Die iih an 9oro Oieics
0onnpiers ont 20. SUM in EbilaOcl.
pbia 5llfrllB. In oisiem Gage erplo.
birte beim IuSlaben bes Gompfcrs
cine Site, ipobei oret W1nner getob.
tet uno 5m6lf onoere %perlpunoet luilr'
Den. Mane gloubte 3uerit, oab Die ai.
ite cite Soaenmoidine entbolten ba-
be, sic bon alisgeiperrten 9oforbei-
tern in Sambilrg an 9oro gebradt
porben iei; oie llnteriufnng crgob
jeoodl Dab Die Grploiion auf Selblt-
cnt5iinoitng bon Setonatoren 5uriid.
5ufiibren par, iuie iie bon Gaotab'
rern urlo gutomobiliIten gcbralldt
peroen, I'M Sunbe 81 perideuhen.
@is Dor allrsem o%urften bieie Geto.
notorcn in 3eutidlanb ni,h altf
Gerionen5iigen transportirt peroen,
aber ndd)bem mebrere llngliidsfdle
horgefommen porenL Duroe ibr Ser
ianot ~perboten.
SSn Der 8crbanblung muroc mad.
Qcpieien, boB oieie 9etonatorcn aus
isbr. itarfen grploiiuitofien bcrgc.
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Ins bcm Snncren MarqInnb's nuo
Den angrtnsrnScn Staatcn.

?teHe Np DlPH 20 ~ y q III I
iir garrett Sonntp.
Sn @orrtttrG onntp, RPrc wuroe eli.
ne neitc taolleu GArupaenie, Die
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einen Afticptapitall Pp}pln ,$aQQG0Q ms
Seben 9erllfeN1 lpclde lli,ter Den @a-
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DC. Gos Saupt,9iireou Der Gompog.
nic befinoat qiid in E~biIqAelpbia. Gic
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u. Sbompipn, ErGiioent NM @tle.
ol'@eidGitsfiibrcra; ". g.. lplcr, Sc
fretGr unb ShobnRiltcr; Gircttorcn
Soicpb ". S%Gompion, ", ". Spler.
Sbomas :. Goulitnn unb VI. W. Mlt-
reel bon philadelphia; &. 6. Sillcaru
bon @orntorL Wb,, llnb ". ). Sol.
lon6 bon Iopcr, 3d.
Son cincm 9obn5u9 &C.
tobtet.
Gos Suhrmcrf bes 81 Sabre often
Gopio Wiiblcr BON Cumberland mltr.
DC in Der NGbe bon Hodlpoob bon ei,
mem 3iig Ser Baltimore II. Ohio
9obn getroffcil. Wiibler muroe nit
benz EferO ollacnblidIid %gct6otet.
Gin Opfer Ser 4, SnIi-
Tcicr.
Sm g~nnopoliS Gmeraencp.Soipitol
Itarb Ser 5 Sd1re olte 2eSlic Sdmor,-
boupt, Sobh SeS Srn. Morris
Sdmar5baupt BON gnnopolis, on
9ronbuunoct, meld)c er alm 4. Slli
beinl gbbrennen bon Seuerpcrf erlit.
ten bate.
9ranb in @iIliomsport.
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gebGnbe unb lcQtc bicies, ionic meits.
re feds Stoaae6Guoc, flint fleinc
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fotb. ct. augllItin-airde in @lid)e.
Ter Sfafcn miro ouf $4,000 geidGbt.
&c d moreno iir 4lIeganp,
Gountp.
Sic 8cidmorenen fir ben Sftober.
bes arri8gerifts BON Maegu.
nbsGonntp, tpeldc an ~. Sftober in
Situng trettr, lmrroen bi,rf Sber.
ridtcr 81. Sumter 9oph l,n6 Nid)ter
@obert q. SeitScrion iolgcibcrmabcn
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Sorper unb Sarrp q. Gufe.
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