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sented, was opened in Lisbon today.
The United states is represented by
Charles Page Bryan. United States
minister to Portugal and Roland R.
Dennis, a special agent Of the depart
ment Of commerce and labor. station
ed at Berlin. The United States
army is also represented by member
Of the signal corps. One Of the inn
portant matters before the conference
is a revision Of the cable and teleg-
raph codes now in use by the business
interests of the world.
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VICTIM IMPROVING.

Pueblo, Colo. May Mrs. Mary
Jones, Edward Mackelfee's victim
last Monday afternoon when he escap-
ed from the insane asylum, recognize
ed and spoke to her husband last
night at the hospital for the first time
since the accident. She continues
to inquire as to the cause Of her be-
ing in the hospital but no inkling Of
the tragedy is given her.
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JUDGE GRAY Of DELAWARE
IS 68 YEARS OLD TODAY

Wilmington, Del, May 4-Judge
George Gray Delaware's most famous
citizen, who has been forced by his
friends to become candidate for the
Democratic presidential nomination,
is today the recipient OF flood of
congratulations at having reached his
6Sth milestone. Judge Gray was
born in New Castle. Del, May A,
1910, and during his entire career
as lawyer. attorney general of Della
ware, United States senator. jurist,
member of the International Perma-
nent Court of Arbitration and chair
man of the anthracite coal strike
commission has maintained his resi-.
dence in his native state.
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NESTING HERE-Three or four
pairs Of ducks have decided that Colo
RADIO is good enough for them this
year, and are nesting this summer in
the vicinity of Gumaer's lake. As
yet the nests have not been located
but the actions Of the birds indicate
that their young is not far away.
The old ducks have become SO tanned
that person can get close to them.
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FIREMAN BURNED.

Denver, May 4-Fireman Victor
Roberts Of the Blake street fire depart
ment killed, nine horses injured and
hundred tons of hay burned in a
fire which destroyed the stables of the
George Trich Hardware company on
Wazee street at o'clock this morn
ing. The blaze resulted from defec-
tive wiring. The damage was $40,
600, covered by insurance.
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VETERANS WIDOWS
RECEIVING INCREASE

Washington. May A. First pay
ment of pensions to wild ows Of vete-
rams, under the increase of from % to
$l3 a month recently voted by con-
gress. WAS made today. This increase
will result in the distribution annual
by Of several hundred Thousand dol
lars among the pensioners affected.
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DENVER BIDDING FOR
NATIONAL CONVENTION

Lakewood, N. J, May 4-Members
of the various committees of the
American Bankers association met to-
day at the Laurel-lu. the Pines hotel
and will remain in session for three
or four days. The principal matter
to be decided is the selection of a
place for the next national conven-
tion of the association. Invitations
have been received from commercial
bodies of Saratoga, N Y, Denver.
Colo. and Hot Springs, Ark. The
invitation from Saratoga is reinforce
ed by promises of support of the bank
ers of Albany, Schenectady, Troy and
Glen Falls.
Consideration of the matter was
commenced today by the executive
council, and a decision is expected
late today or tomorrow. AS the ma.
tional convention of bankers was held
in the East last year there is appar-
emily an inclination to seek the West
this time. Chicago has been men,
toned as the possible place for the
gathering and may make strong bid
for the meeting at today's conference.
The Windy City has not had a con-
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TELEGRAPH FLASHES.
HORSE THIEVES BUSY.

Trinidad, May A. Reports reached
here today from the northern part
of the county that gang Of horse
thieves have been busy in the vicinity
Of Hastings during the past week.
Two valuable horses we're stolen
from the stable Of DR.. E. NJ. Curry
aud four other residents of that Sec
tion report losses.
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SOUTHERN LABOR
MEN ORGANIZE

Baton Rouge. La, May 4-Nearly
all the labor unions Of Louisiana
have sent representatives here today
for the purpose of organizing state
federation of labor. The Farmers
union, as we'll as the different trade
unions and railroad organizations,
will be included in the federation.
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DIES OF INJURIES.

Sugar City. May 4-Henry Helm.
buch. aged about 20 years, who was
thrown from his horse on Friday,
died Of internal injuries last night
The Young man had been employed
by the sugar company and was living
with his brother. Jacob Heinbuch.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow.
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MAY REVISE CABLE
AND TELEGRAPH CODES

Lisbon, Portugal. May Am In
ternational Telegraph conference, at
which nearly all the governments
OF Europe and America are repre-
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LOW RATES WEST AND NORTH.
WEST.

Beginning June 1st and until Sep
tomber 10Th the Colorado and South
ern will sell tickets to Utah, Wash
ington. Arizona. Oregon and Califor-
MIA at extremely low rates for round
trip. 7. e. Fisher, G. P. T., Dem
YER.
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Tho ladies ::of the Baptist church
will hold . salo Of fancy goods and
home cooked cAtables ut tho Jones
Grocery. May 9th. Sale opens At
~ =. N.
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II you want results. try Tribune
class ada They are winners.
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SIS REWARD.

l will give $25 for anybody caught
destroying my property, or for the
arrest and conviction of same.
$500 JACK SYLVESTER.
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TO DEFEND EDITOR.

Kansas City, May 4-Clarence S.
Darrow, who was the chief counsel
In the defense of Haywood. Pettibone
and Meyer Of the Western Federation
OF Miners at Boise City. Idaho, WAS
here today en- route to Fort Scott,
Kas. to defend Fred d. Warren. edi.
tor Of the Appeal to Reason, whose
trial ON the charge of sending Sour
rilous. defamatory and thre atcning"
matter through the mails. will be
called in the federal court in Fort
Scott. 1t Is said Mr.. Darrow has
been devoting several no lths to the
preparation for this trial. The charge
against Editor Warren is based upon
tho mailing Of n printed reward OF
1000 for the kidnapping OF ex.Gover.
nor Taylor Of Kentucky.
Candidates to be voted on at the
annual school election to be held Mt
the city hall. Florence. Colo. May 4
1908. between tho hours of 8 and Z
p. M. are
Mrs. Ella Large.
MI. Frank Il. Johnston.
hereby certify that tho foregoing
are the names OF all the persons who
have fled their declarations OF inton.
tion to become candidates for the
Office Of school director of Dist. No. 9
Florence. Fremont county. Colorado,
for u term Of Ave years.
MRS. LEE CHAMPION.
scc'y Dist. No. .. Florence, Colo.
49-54
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The Helpinp Hand

you can most surely depend upon IN
time of trouble is your bank account.
Better start 10 acquire big one by de-
POSTING what you have in the State
Bank. You'll find the necessity of think
ing before paying, a great incentive to
saving, When trouble comes, what you
have been prevented from frittering
away will make comfortable balance.
Isn't it worth trying? Just start. Then
the hardest part is over.
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wARRENT0N SOCIETY.
special Correspondence Of The Star.

WARRENTON. Va. August g. 1905.
The second german of the season was
held at the town hall last Friday evening,
when about thirty couples participated In
the dance. which was pronounced great
success Mr.. H. F. Gray. assisted by MI
John Gaines. led the dancers through
many beautiful and attractive figures
Those who took part were: Mr. II. F.
Gray. with Miss Marshall; Mr.. w. II. Cur
tbs. with Miss Nelson; Mr.. w. II. Gaines.
with Miss Murdaugh; Mr.. Jenries, with
Miss Bull: Mr. T. n. Fletcher, jr.. with
Mrs. Howell: Mr. II. Fl. Spilman, with
Miss Hoge: Mr.. j. S. White, with Mrs.
Powers: Mr.. Burroughs. with Miss b.
Hoge; Mr.. Jeffries. with Miss Brooke; Mr..
c. d. Strother. with Miss Sublett: Mr..
Deare. with Miss Elise Sublett: Mr..
Thornton. with Miss Johnson; Mr.. Yoder.
with Mrs. Johnson: Mr.. Toulman. with
Mrs. Denmeade: Mr.. Pollard. with Miss
Forbes; Mr.. Ansley. with Miss Mary
Brooke; Mr.. Campbell. with Miss Gaines;
Mr.. Day. with Miss Hastings: Mr.. Stone,
with Miss Chisolm: Mr. Marbury. with
Miss Clark: Mr.. Lee. with Miss Raulett:
Mr.. Evans, with Miss Douglass; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gaines. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
King. DR.. and Mrs. Douglass Mr.. and
Mrs. Richards. The stays were Messrs.
c. f. Gaines M. M. Green and DR.. Carter.
The chaperons were Mesdames Fletcher,
Gaines. Murdaugh. Leadbeater. Bull. Sub
lett. johnson, Tyler, Clark. Carter and
Slater.
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Engagement Of Earl of Granard and
Miss Mills Expected.

NEW YORK, August s.-Among the
passengers who arrived from abroad on
the Cunarder Mauretania were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ogden Mills. Miss Beatrice Mills
Miss Jeanette Mills and Mrs. Maturir
Livingston. mother Of Mrs. Mills. They
arc returning from a summer spent in
England and on the continent. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mills bring to America as their
guest the Earl Of Granard. soldierly
young man of distinguished appearance,
who is travelling as Col. Forbes. his fam.
lily name.
It was declared that an engagement
between the earl and Miss Beatrice might
be expected at any time. Mr.. Mills when
asked II his daughter was engaged to the
Earl Of Granard smiled and said that
there was no truth in such a report. The
earl. he said, was here as his guest. He
added that Col. Forbes was a frienG
Of the family and would spend a few
weeks in this country.
The Earl Of Granard owns an estate OF
81. 800 acres, and his country seat Is Cas-
tie Forbes in Longford county. Ireland
Tho earl saw active service in the South
African war. where he won the queens
medal. He Is ViscOunt Granard ant
Baron Clanehugh. He is lord In waiting
to the king and ma ster Of the horse.
Miss Beatrice Mills. one of the twil
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mills. She is
a handsome girl, fond Of outdoor sports
and very English in appearance and man
ner. She and her twin sister, Gladys
now Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phpps, came
out In society five years ago.
They have passed their summers ir
London and later in Newport.
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their home in Washington yesterday
Miss NJ Miller of Rocky Ridge. Nd. is
a guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles E. ALL
mutt, at Seneca.
Mrs. w. A. Hurley Of Washington ar
rived here yesterday and will spend some
time at Clarksburg. Md.
Mrs. Bertha Hines Of Carey. n. c.. ar
| rived here yesterday from North Caro-
lima and will visit her mother. Mrs.
George A. Merson. here for a month.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Boyd
Presbyterian Church held recently their
monthly session at the home of Mrs. w.
NJ. Williams.
Mrs. Mamie Hunting of Washington
and Mr.. Hunting are here as guests OF
Mrs. Ella T. Thomas for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. S. Buckler of Washing
ton are stopping at Shady Brook farm
for the month of August.
Miss Agnes Milstead of Laurel. Md.
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Georgianna Lewis. here, returned home a
few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Caverley Of Wash
ington. who were here at High View
House until July l. left then for Detroit,
Mich. and for tour of the great lakes
thence up the st. Lawrence to Montreal
and the Thousand Islands. returning by
the way of the Hudson to New York. re-
turned here a few days ago and will re-
main until early fall
! Miss Mamie Allnutt of near Dawson
Vile returned yesterday from Colonial
Beach.
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Richmond Society.
ecial Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
RICHMOND, August &. 1904
The chief event of interest i'm social cir
cles last week was the announcement OF
the enga cement of Miss Leila S. Blair
daughter of Mr.. Lewis H. Blair, TO Mr.
William Northrop of New York, who Tor
some years has been a resident OF Rich
mond. Miss Blair made hef entrance
into society several years ago in Rich
mond She is devoted to golf and tennis
playing. and. as Mr.. Northrop is also fond
of outdoor sports. the young couple hare
many tastes in common. Mr.. Northrop
is a cousin of Mr. Frank jay Gould and
is the representative of the Could family
in SO far their important business In
tereStS i'm Richmond are concerned. He
has leased from Mr.. and Mrs. Beverley
Munford the historic residence formerly
owned and occupied 10y Chancellor Wythe.
He is very popular in the clubs and so
cial life OF the city, and the wedding the
da tie of which has not yet been announced,
will be fashionab BILE event of the autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harwood sailed
this week by the Lusitania to eremain
abroad until the latter part OF Septena-
her. Admiral and Mrs. Harrie Webster
leave Saturday for the Maine coast re
sorts. Mr.. and Mrs 8. w. Travers will
spend the remainder of August at East
Booker has returned from London, and
after visit to Mr. and Mrs. Seth Bar
ton French at Newport will come TO the
University OF Virginia to visit her mother.
Mrs Lewis III. Booker. Miss Booker I'M
til few years ago lived I'm Richmond
She went abroad to complete the train
ing of her very fine voice. and now is
celebrated as a concert singer I'm Lon
don.
Mrs. Russell Robinson Of Norwood.
Nelson county. has just returned from a
six months European trip. and is opening
her country home again for the entertain
ment of her own and her sons friends.
Mrs. Robinson was the first president Of
the Virginia Society of Colonial Danes.
and is an extremely handsome and pop
ular woman. AS the lovely Miss Evelyn
Cabel. she had all of Richmond society
in her train some twenty years ago.
Much regret is felt in Richmond over
the announcement of the death OF Mrs.
Edwin Gardner Weed. the wife of the
Bishop of Florida, which took place at her
home in Jacksonville. July 26. Mrs Weed,
through her active Official association
with the patriotic organizations of the
south. was widely known and much be-
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Later they will Join Miss Iris Masters, VINO
is in Newport with a party Of friends.

Later they will Join Miss Iris Masters VINO
is in Newport with a party OF frienos.
Miss Margaret Theurer of 2SOo WASH
inpton Circle has as her guest her cousin,
Miss Carrie Theurer of Summit, N. ).
Miss Mae c. Rupert of Gil K street
northwest left yesterday on trip 10 Ne"
York. Atlantic City and Asbury Park.
The wedding of Mrs. Nellia Eunice
Lord to Mr.. John Wignall Is announced 10
occur in the Brookland Baptist Ch9rcn'
10Th and Newtons street northeast, wed
nesday, August II, at high noon.
Mrs w. J. Galbraith and Miss Esther
Galbraith of 14th street northeast nave
ratmrned from a visit to Buffalo and Nj
agara Falls.
Misses Lucy and Sara P. Lynch are in
Maine for the summer. and MISS Anna
Lynch is visiting relatives IN virginia
Miss Eva Hurd has returned to her
home on Newton street northeast atter
stay in Colorado and other western states.
Miss Rachel Johnston is visiting among
relatives at Meyersdale, Pa.
Mrs John Mcmahon and daughter of
New York city are the guests of Mrs.
George PETER Of Monroe street northeast.
Mrs. Thomas Bond and children are
spending the summer at Rock Spring In
stitute. near the Blue Ridge mountains,
Rochelle, Va.
Mrs. Jacob j. West and daughter. Miss
Josephine. accompanied by Mrs West
brother, Mr.. Fred A. Hornig, left Wed
nesday for Yates farm, near Cotton s
wharf. on the Potomac river, 10 speno
the month of August
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Carrick and chill
dren have gone on their vacation 10
Rileyville, Va. and will Visit the LQraS
cave before returning home
Miss Mary Elizabeth Berry and DR.:
Arthur ~ Tasker, assistant surgeon OF
the army. were married at the nome OF
the bride parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ber-
nard Berry 1919 K street northwest last
night at o'clock. Rev DR.. George L.
Packard, rector of st. Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church of Rockville, Mo, OH
ciated.
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Louise Berry, and DR.. Arthur Hooe
was best man. There were no other at
tendants.
The bridal gown was Of white messaline,
trimmed in Irish lace. She carried
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
The going-away gown was of tan raJah
cloth. her hat matching. Miss Louise
Berry was attired in a dainty gown OF
white messaline, trimmed with lace. she
carried bouquet of pink roses.
Following the ceremony there was a
small dinner party. the relatives and
close personal friends of the young couple
participating Later the bride and groom
left for a brief wedding trip. They Will
return to this city shortly. and will then
leave for the Philippines, where the groom
is stationed.
The house was decorated with palms
and cut flowers and presented beautiful
appearance. The bride is descendant OF
the Talbot and Berry families of Mary
land on her paternal side and of the
Thomas family on the maternal side DR..
Tasker is a native of Washington and
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert P. Tasker.
He is Il member of the Psi Cpsllon ano
Phi Chi college fraternities. He and his
bride will sail on an army transport about
September /.
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have. returned from visit to Havre de
Grace, Nd.
Miss Mamie Graves OF Richmond is
visiting Mrs. H. c. Phillips in Alexan-
dhia.
Mr.. and Mrs William B. smcot OF
Alexandria are at the Virginia Hot
Springs.
Mr.. Frank J. Davidson's family has
gone to Markham, Va, to spend several
weeks.
Miss Rachel Holley OF Havre de Grace.
Md: is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. Boyd on Queen street.
Mr.. Harry Linden wheatley spent last
| week at Colonial Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman B. Fowler ara
spending month at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. James MCGOWAN are
spending the month of August at the
home Of Mrs. McGowan's sister, Mrs
Duncan, on Braddock Heights.
Mr.. Edward L. Daingerfield and his
daughter and son. Miss Mary H. danger
field and Mr.. F. L. Dainge rfield, sailed
from New York last Tuesday on the
abroad several months.
Mr.. John A. Marshall and family are
spending the summer at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Thomas Nesbit is at Bluemont,
Va, for the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. Frank Michelback and family are
spending several weeks at Bridgeton
n. J.
Mr.. NJ. Jaffa and family have returned
from Colonial Beach, where they spent
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph III. Byrne and
daughter. Madeline, left Alexandria
Thursday for Ocean View. where they
will spend three weeks.
Mrs. NJ r. O'Sullivan has gone to
Pottsville, Pa. and will visit Atlantic
City before returning home.
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Personal Mention.

DR.. T. B.. Kramer has returned after a
pleasant vacation in Baltimore county and
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. James C. Mcdaniel. jr. who has
been visiting friends at Atlantic City,
has returned.
Dr. Leigh Y. Baker will be in Rochester,
n. Y. during August
w. L. kearney will leave today for At
lantic City and New York, to be gone ten
days.
DR.. Charles II. Beach of Capitol Hill has
gone to Escupalia Springs, in Kentucky.
to remain until September Z.
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BOYDS SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BOYDS, Md. August s. 1908.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Jose of Wash
inston. who have been summering here
at the Thompson cottage. returned to
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Miss Margaret Theurer of 2SOo WASH
Mas Carrie Theurer of Summit, N. }.
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Miss Sallie Pickett and Miss Janet S.
Rowan of Alexandria are visiting friends
at Harrisonburg, Va.
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Mr.. NJ Jaffa and family have returned
from Colonial Beach. where they spent
two weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph III. Byrne and
daughter, Madeline, left Alexandria
Thursday for Ocean View. where they
will spend three weeks.
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Rev Charles d. Bulla. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Alexandria,
spent this week a Chesteryille Nd.
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Miss Mae G. Rupert Of Gil X street
northwest left yesterday on Trip 10 NC"
York. Atlantic City and Asbury Park
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Mr.. Gardner L. Boothe and Mr. Lewis
III. Machen were among the Alexandrians
who attended the meeting of the State
Bar Association at Hot Springs. Va, this
week.
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Miss Grigg and Miss v. Ada Grigg are
attending the Chautauqua lectures a
Mountain Lake Park, Md
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Mrs. A. I. Bruce and Miss NJ. Oreon
Bruce are at Mountain Lake Park. Md.
for the month of August
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Mr.. Hugh Todd and his bride were the
guests of Mr.. Todds mother. Mrs. F. s.
Harper. on Prince street. this week.
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Judge Robert Bond and Mrs. Bond OF
Washington are summering at Bucks Har-
Dor, Me.
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Mrs. r. L. Elliot, Miss Dorothy Elliot
and Mrs. ]. f.. Thompson are again
spending the latter part of the summer
at the Aurora House, Aurora, w. Va.
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Alderman F. F.. Marbury and Council
man Henry Bladder of Alexandria are at
Atlantic City.
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Mrs. John T. Boyd and daughter. Mrs.
Nelson Cradlin. and the Iatter's children
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Miss Mary Rose Ryan and Miss Mary
Costello of Richmond are guests at the
residence of Alderman Jacob Brill. on
Duke street, Alexandria,
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The wedding of Mrs. Nellia Eunice
Lord to Mr. John Wignall is announced 10
occur In the Brookland Baptist Church.
1Sth and NeWtons street northeast, Wed
nesday, August II, at high noon
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Mrs. Fisher and her two children and
Miss Barry left Washington last week to
spend several weeks in the White noun
tainS.
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Mrs. w. ]. Galbraith and Miss Esther
Galbraith of 14th street northeast have
returned from a visit to Bunaio ana Nj
agara Falls.
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Miss Buneda Bannster of Grand Rapids
Mich. after visiting Miss Eleanor Fields
in Alexandria, left last week for Lynch
burg. and from that place she will go to
Eagle Rock. Va, to spend the remainder
of the summer.
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DIR. and Mrs. Charles T. Lindsey have
gone to Rockingham county for the re-
Of the summer
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Mrs ]. NJ. Culp and daughter Miss
Adaline Culp. 1who have been visiting
Mrs. Lynn Helm. in Los Angeles. Cal.
for the past five weeks left there last
week for their home in this city. While
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Cation and Mr.
James r. Cation of Alexandria attended
the meeting Of the Virginia State Bar As
sociatiOn a Hot Springs this week
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Misses Lucy and Sara P. Lynch are IN
Maine for the summer. and MISS Anna
I.vnch is visiting relatives in Virginia.
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Mrs. NJ. r. OSullivan has gone to
Pottsville, Pa. and will visit Atlantic
City before returning home
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Miss Lucy Edmondston of Georgetown
Is spending the summer with friends in
Massachusetts and Maine