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The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

of her head, or, If she would fasten a
bandeau 10 the other side, her comfort
would be unassailed with no discredit to
the dictates OF fashion.
Another girl over there has a heavy
rose hanging far to the left, while on
her face she wears a set smile such as
martyrs must have turned toward their
captors years ago. If she would pin the
hat more fatty on her head. her face
would have repose and her eyes might
lose that look Of WEAKNESS. She, too. is
ignorant 1t would not hurt the appear
ance OF the hat 10 have It made to fit
or to learn how TO wear 1t.
A third girl has her head bent forward.
while she peers from under the brim Of
her hat. This is extremely injurious TO
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QUESTIONS ANSWERED BY
THE SOCIAL ARBITER

Oucston-RoW should wedding present from a
relative q The groom be addressed IL sent By mail
or express; II the formal invitation 10 a wedding
Is extended by the brides mother and one is unable
70 attend. shOuld note u regret by addressed 10
the mothers as IN the case Of invitations 60 other
functions! Please answer in next Sunday Herald
IQUO
Answer-The groom plays a small role
at a wedding. and no matter by whom a
gift is sent Il should be addressed TO the
bride. II you desire 20 emphasize the
fact that the present is from relative OF
the groom 1t might be marked with his
initials. But even In this case 1t is re-
garded as better taste 10 mark il with
those OF the bride. the last initial being
that OF her married. not her maiden.
name. The note Of regrets should be ad-
dressed TO the person who extends the
invitation.
Questiol-A friend In Berlin writes me that Baron
Stacl Won Holstein has been appointed 10 The Rus
sian Embassy in Washington. Can You tell me If
this Is true and II So how comes IL that German
can be employed in the foreign service Of another
country; F. HI D.
Answer-Baron Stael Won Holsteln. as
his name indicates. is Of German origin.
but he is a Russian subject. belonging 10
the Baltic provinces. No Official an
nouncement Of Baron Won Holstein's de-
tail has been made here but the Russian
Embassy has had word OF his coming.
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Harris. Mrs. r. s. Cleveland. Mrs. W. ".
McCaffrey. Mrs. T. c. Howard Mrs. J.
NJ. Hill, Miss Kate Stuart. Miss Mary
Lunt, Miss Ella Rose Smoot. Miss Swain,
Miss Alice Thomas. and Miss Mary Cor
man.
Mr. A. D, breton was host on Friday
evening at a reception at his home in
North ST. Asaph street in honor Of the
birthday OF his daughter. Mrs. Cleeta
Whitehead OF Washington. and the chris
tening of his grandson. Bernard Deet
Reed, also Of Washington
The Wednesday Morning Bridge Club
held a very delightful meeting this week
AT the residence OF Miss Mary Agnew. In
South Pitt street. Miss Agnews guests
were Mrs. Richard Z. Acton. Mrs Isaac
Gregg, Miss Mary Thomson. Miss Irene
Lambert Miss Anita Robbins. and Miss
Katie Uhler.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clinton Smoot and
FAMILY have gone 20 their summer home
IN North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Newton Rust gave
a very jolly straw ride 10 their country
F41'D 4A d4A4dA county on IluTSQay
evening. The party Of young people
started from the residence OF Mrs. Robert
Fuller, corner Oronoco and Washington
streets. and had supper on their arrival
al Mrs. Rust's home. Those in the party
were Mss Mary Snowden Miss Clarence
Snowden. Miss Mildred Foster. Miss Lucy
Rust, Miss Julia Slaughter. Miss Re
becca Uhler. Miss Frances Danenhower
Messrs. McGil. OF Washington. Arthur
Herbert, Edward Fawcett, Charles Smoot
Page Waller, and Lenox Uhier.
Quite a party Of the younger set enjoyed
the sights OF Luna Park on Friday even
ing. and were chaperoned by Mrs Louis
:. Scott who entertained ar supper after
ward at her residence In North Washington
street The party was given in honor Of
Misses Mary and Marguerite Pattison. Of
Baltimore. who are guests Of Miss Edith
Ramsay Others IN the party were Miss
Elizabeth Herbert. Miss Lucy Douglas.
Miss Hattie Douglas Miss Mamie Jones.
Messrs. Arthur Herbert James Douglas.
Milton French. Edmund Hunter. Richard
Chichester. Drs Archibald NJ Fauntleroy.
l. 5. n. and LlewelIyn Powell
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REFLECTIONS OF
A BACHELOR GIRL
Br HELEN ROWLAND.

Heart-to heart talks between pla-
tonic friends are as apt 10 lead 90
ip-to-lip silences that Plato never
dreamed Of
Man may be the noblest work Of
God-in the abstract; but IN a bath
ing suit-well Il takes blind love 10
make a girl think he looks like
that.
a mans surprise at the calmness
with which his wife receives the
announcement that he has failed IN
business is only eqUaled by his as
tOniShment az her hySteria wlcn a
dress comes home that doesn't m.
A girl always keeps a tender spot
In her heart for the man she has
once loved. but to a man nothing Is
so cold as cooled affection.
A man never selects a wife with
any judgment or reason. because
by the time he has reached the
marrying fever all Judgment and
reason have fled.
The average woman goes from
the altar into total eclipse. from
which she never emergeS until she
becomes a widOw-sinCe husbands
never look az their wives and other
men don't dare.
The man who is most in love is
most apt 10 get over it, just as the
man who drinks most champagne
has the worst headache next morn
ing.
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BOYDS SOCIETY.

Boyds, Nd. June l3.-1Iiss Georgianna
Lewis is in HagCrstown. Nd. visiting
friends. and viii stop awhile at Rox-
bury Nd on her way home with her
friends. Mrs. Vernon Poole.
Mr. C. Merchant and wife OF Shenan-
doah Junction. Va who have been tax
ing an automobile trip through the val
leys Of Maryland and into Washington.
We're here as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
lam n. Williams Thursday.
Mrs Nettie Carlin-Schindeu. Of Wash
ington and Cumberland. Nd. is here Wis
iting her parents.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Boyd Pres
byterian Church held their usual two
days festival and supper. and We're re-
warded with great success. Mrs. B. r.
Hicks. the president had the affair in
charge. and was assisted by Mrs. &. F.
Pollock. Mrs. John w Williams. Mrs.
". N. Williams. Mrs. Smith H0yle, Mrs.
J. Tilden Burch. Mrs J. W. Hicks. Mrs.
J. =. SpOnseIIor. Miss F. NJ Williams,
Miss Virsie Staley, and others.
Mr.. John W. Williams will leave Boyds
June l3 for a trip 20 Denver. Colorado
Springs. salt Lake City Trinidad, ST.
Louis and Chicago, and viii stop at
Denver TO take 10 the Democratic national
convention. Mr.. Williams expects 70 be
gone several weeks.
More than 800 invitations have been
sent out announcing the coming wedding
70 take place in St. Rose Catholic Church.
al Choppers. of Miss Nettie Wheeler
Lewis. Of Clarksburg. 10 Mr.. D. William
Baker. L. ). district attorney at Wash
ington, D. c. The affair will be an elab-
crate one, and a big social event in this
section.
Miss Alice Carson has returned 10 Bal
timore after spending some time with Col
and Mrs. William Dorsey.
The new arrivals here for summer from
Washington and Baltimore are Miss Har-
riet z. Hawley and Dr.. z. P. Hyde and
family F J. Welch and Mrs Welch.
Caverley and Mrs Caverley. c. A ia
quette. Mrs. Jaquette and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Warren y. Mitchell. NIr. Elmer
! Hooper and family. Mr.. George T. Hardy
and family. Miss Cecile Dulin. Mrs Marie
Delamater. Mr.. and Mrs. George R. An
| derson and family, Mr.. Andrew T.
Smith. Mrs. Smith and family.
The usual annual June ball is TO be
given in Boyds Hall Thursday evening
and a large gathering Of the young So
ciety from an over Montgomery County.
Washington. D. c.. Baltimore. and Fred
/ erick County VIII attend
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Wilkes. Miss Edith McQuade. Miss Anna
Elliott Pennebaker, Miss Corinne Hunter.
Miss Mary Hadford. Miss Cooke. Miss
George Lyons, Miss Marion King, Mr..
Thomas Wilson, Mr.. Philip Orme. Mr.. Rad
cliffe. Mr.. Robert Daniels. Mr.. John Dan
iels, and Mir. Raymond Obenchain.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Walker entertained
at supper Tuesday night at the Dunbar
ton Club. in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
D. Kinney. Their other guests were Miss
Agnes Entwistle. Mr.. Mohler, and Mr..
Armatt.
DR.. and Mrs. William c. Gwynn gave
supper and automobile party 10 Great
Falls. last Wednesday evening, in honor
Of Lieut.. Commander George c. Brad
shaw. u. S. N. and Mrs. Bradshaw.
Capt. Edward NJ. Markham. U. ). A.,
and Mrs. Markham. with their two little
children, have taken the old Smoot resi-
dence. in n street.
Mr.. Spencer Gordon returned from
Princeton last week for a few days Wis
II TO his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Holds
worth Gordon. in Q street
Mrs. n. o. Messenger is spending sew
eral weeks near Baltimore. while Mr.
Messenger is attending the Republican
convention. In Chicago.
Mrs. Eugene A. Byrnes and Mrs. George
Cooper were the chaperons al a delight
ful river party last Saturday evening.
When they reached their destination a
picnic supper was served under the trees.
I Z M ha ant Cd
Those invited were Miss Jean Wilkie.
Miss Daisy Cooper, Miss Helen Cooper,
Miss Maude Parker. Miss Marie True,
Miss Maitland Piper. Miss Elizabeth Peirce,
Mr.. Worthington Campbell. Mr.. LOrmer
Graeham. Mr.. Austin Howard. Mr.. Albert
Robbins Mr.. Theodore Howard. Mr.. Hen
~ HolcOmb, Mr. Jerome Graeham, Mr.. p.
McRae Parker. Mr.. Julian Barnes. Mr.
Theodore Barnes. and Mr.. George Poly
| hemous.
Mr.. Harold Crist gave a delightful lit
I tie dinner al the Dumbarton Club last
Sunday evening, complimentary To Miss
Margery Fisher, Of New York, formerly
| Of Washington. Covers were laid for
eight. and the table was a mass Of Grim
| son roses and ferns. Those invited 70
meet Miss Fisher were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Barbour Miss Nathalie Punk
[ EFT, Mr. Willett, Mr. Leonard Nicholson.
and Mir Orville Ecker
Miss Nellie Howard was hostess at a
/ pretty dance az her home In y street
( Monday evening complimentary TO her
brother. Mr.. Austin Howard. who has
/ just completed his freshman year AZ Cor
nell University. and expects 10 spend
| the summer with his parents In George
town.
A jolly little party took supper at Great
Falls Friday evening and returned home
/ by moonlight. Those who enjoyed the
| trip We're Miss Eleanore G0ode Miss
1 SCribner Miss Adds Hubbard. Miss Anna
Hubbard, Miss Warheld. Dr. Mcbride
Mr.. Lee Bolton. AIr. Theodore Bolton
/ Mr.. Murdctte. Mr.. Fontaine. and M
William owens
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FALLS CHURCH SOCIETY.

Rev. Father Z. NJ Tearney. OF St
James Catholic Church. at West Falls
Church. is In Europe on a five months
vacation. During his absence Rev. Father
Rankin Will ill his pulpit and look after
its welfare.
Mir. George F. McInturf. OF Falls
Church, and Miss Maggie Thomas Of
Fairfax Court House. we're married in
Washington y. c., by Rev DR. McKim
last week They will reside In Washing
ton.
Mr McLain and family moved into
Mrs. Nelson's house. in Maple avenue,
this week, Mr.. MeLain having leased the
house.
DR. Ralph Quick and R. Bruce Spencer,
Of Falls Church. were graduated at
George Washington University last week.
the former in medicine and the latter as
a pharmacist
Mrs. C. O. Turner and child. OF Wash
ington, are summering at the Weir home,
in Washington street
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Brand. Mrs. Joseph
inc Dent, Mrs. Deyo, and Mr.. Ira Smith.
all Of Washington. d. c., have taken
rooms at the popular boarding house Of
Miss Nellie Green, in Washington street,
Falls Church.
Mrs. Abble Spofford. Of Washington. is
visiting her brother, Mr.. NJ Z. Church, al
Falls Church.
Mr.. Charles H. Spencer. who has been
on a visit TO his son. Mr.. r. Bruce Spen-
h1e 20, d
home.
Mrs. NJ. A. Febrey. who has been on a
visit to her daughter. Mrs. A. ]. Sim
mons. Of Lynchburg, Va. has returned
to her Falls Church home.
Mrs. Annie Crocker. Of Washington.
spent a few days this week with relatives
at Falls Church.
Rev. G. l. Humphrey Of Alexandria NJ
p. Church. escorted n party Of thirty
six Christian Endeavorers Of his church
on hay ride 10 Falls Church Monday to
attend the special Christian Endeavor
services AT the Presbyterian Chapel
Mr.. Lester Bruner has leased the Fox
property. in Great Falls street, and will
occupy ii AT once.
AT odd Fellows Lodge No. H. AT Falls
Church, ten candidates were initiated in
the second degree last week. and on
Thursday last the third degree was con-
ferred on eleven candidates Of that order.
Rev. w. F. Miller, wife. and his father
and mother. Of Birmingham Ala. were
guests Of Mrs. NJ. F. Beahm, Of East
Falls Church. this week.
Mrs. Eugene Calls, Of Mathews County,
and Mrs. n. J. Pyle. Of Richmond. Va,
are guests at the home Of Mr.. George w.
HawXhurst. in Washington street.
Mr.. A. II. Barbor has moved into his
new home at East Falls Church.
Mrs. b. NJ. Downing and children, Of
Falls Church, are visiting her parents in
Luray, Va.
Or. George T. Mankin left for Rich
mond Tuesday 10 attend a special meet
ing OF the Virginia board OF pharmacy.
called for the purpose OF taking steps TO
put the new pharmacy laws into effect.
Rev. W. T. Brown was called to his
home in Pittsburg Thursday.
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the eyes. and a hat so badly worn will
surely be the cause Of many headaches
The merry widow" sailor is a style the
pinning on OF which is a fine art.
A hat piled high with many flowers
looks as though II were quite upsetJing
the equilibrium OF the unfortunate wearer.
That is because she does not know where
TO place the pins.
Why is it that women in their effort 70
keep at the height OF the fashion so often
lose sight Of essentials? Why do they
not understand that the most perfect col
ors in the world, combined with the most
beautiful shapes. Will be lacking in both
style and grace If not properly handled?
Why will they not learn how to wear a
hat once they have bought itl
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Mary. Agnes. and Josephine Harvey. Mr.
Charles Cheyney. Dr. Charles Billiard. Of
Washington. and Mr.. Mahlon Hopkins
Janney, Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Calton have re-
turned from their honeymoon, spent on
the coast OF Maine.
Miss Mary Taylor. OF Cszenovia, Va.
is guest Of Mrs. William S. Greene
In North Washington street.
Miss Kitty Barrett has returned from
Paris. France. where she has spent the
past six months.
Mr.. P. Mcknight Baldwin has returned
from a business trip to Chicago and
Milwaukee
Mrs. Samuel Monroe had as her guest
during the past week her sister, Miss
Anna Snow. OF Swarthmore. Va.
Mr.. Robert Payne was a weekend
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Albert D. Brock
EFT last week.
Miss Inez Marshall has returned from
tending school. Miss Marshall was ac-
companied by her sister. Mrs. Theodore
Peas. OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. Richard H. Havener has returned
from a visit 70 her sister. Mrs. Makeley.
in Edenton n. c.
Mrs. w. p Henshaw and daughter. OF
Panama, are spending some time in this
city.
Mrs. Ivey, OF Ashburn, Va, has re-
turned 10 her home after spending sew
eral days with Mrs. Fred Klaus. jr, In
North Washington street.
Mr.. Louis Eichberg, OF Philadelphia. is
spending some time with Mr.. l. Elch-
berg, in this city.
Miss Julia Cone, Miss Richmond. Miss
Aida Hopkins. OF Sandy Springs. Nd.
Miss Mildred Bentley. and Miss Emma
Thom. Of Sandy Spring. have returned
TO their respective homes after spending
the winter at the Arlington Institute.
Mr.. J. H. Pritchard. OF this city. was
married on Wednesday to Miss Minnie
Klingsberg. OF Usage City. Kans.
Invitations have been issued for the
commencement exercises al the Episcopal
Theological Seminary, which win he held
on Wednesday and Thursday next.
A wedding Of interest TO Alexandrians
Is that Of Miss Marion Waller. Of Staf-
ford County, and Mr.. Henry Moncure on
Wednesday next al $50 o'clock. IN Clif-
ton Church. Miss Waller Is a daughter
Of Col Wl,hers Waller. and sister OF
Mrs Kate Waller Barrett. OF this city.
Mr. John P. Mahoney, OF this city, and
Miss Minnie Kelly, OF Wilkesbarre. Pa.
were quietly married at ST. Mary's Catho-
lie Church on Wednesday evening by
Father Keely.
Miss Katherine Grifith Chler, Miss
Marion Gregg. and Miss Mary Thomson
acted as hostesses at the clubhouse for
the regular weekly tea on Saturday after
noon. Some OF the members OF the club
who attended were: Mrs Herbert Oliver,
Mrs Isaac Gregg. Misses Ellen and Susie
Fawcett Misses Mary and Clarence Snow
den, Misses Elizabeth Jones. Hattie Doug
las, Rebecca Uhler. and George French.
Judge j. K. NJ. Norton, Mr.. Laurence
Stabler and Mr. James Douglas.
The Seventeenth Virginia Chapter Of the
United Daughters OF the COnfederacy held
a meeting this week at Colross and
were entertained on the lawn by Mrs.
William A. Smoot. The members present
were: Mrs. India Henderson, Mrs. w. II.
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a Wise One.

From the Sacred Heart Review.
That author keeps his identity closely
concealed.
Yes; until I read his books I thought
Il was due to mOdesty.'
Isn't it,"
No: discretion"
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14
Gem.
From Pick.MeUp.

From Fick-Me-Up.
reader for a publishing house gives
the following. quoted from a story sub
mitted by an authoress. as being about
the choicest bit he has come across for
years:
Reginald was bewitched Never had
the baroness seemed to him so beautiful
as at this moment, when, in her dumb
grief, she hid her face"
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gown that is entirely too thin for the
sharp breezes. yet If it is pretty, she feels
no discomfort by the same tokel" she
will wear heavy velvet dress in mid
summer and assure you that she is feel
ing nice and cool, thank you" while all
her friends are cooking in their lawn
frocks These idlosyncrasies may always
be set down 10 the fact that the gown in
question is handsome. There is woman
who owns a Paquin gown. the skirt OF
which weighs fifteen pounds. and, as it
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HERE are a few things that the
average woman will not do for
vanitys sake, but II is hard 10
think Of them! She will wear a
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GEORGETOWN SOCIETY.

Continued from Page Two.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Mr.. A. H. Barbor has moved into his
ew home at East Falls Church.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Miss Alice Carson has returned 10 Bal
timore after spending some time with Col.
and Mrs, William Dorsey.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Mrs. Eugene Calls, Of Mathews County.
and Mrs. n. J. Pyle. Of Richmond. Va,
are guests at the home Of Mr. George w.
in Washington street
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

At odd Fellows Lodge No. II. at Falls
Church. ten candidates were initiated in
the second degree last week and on
Thursday last the third degree was con-
ferred on eleven candidates Of that order.
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Rev. w. F. Miller. wife. and his father
and mother. Of Birmingham. Ala. were
guests OF Mrs. NJ F. Beahm, Of East
Falls Church. this week
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AT present the Hon. John Ward is so
70 speak, of duty at Buckingham palace
the King having granted him leave Of
absence that viii allow him a long honey
moon. He is spending most of his time
at Dorchester House, going over from
Chesterfield street soon after breakfast
and shopping and paying calls with Miss
Reid, then going with her TO some friends
10 dinner almost every evening The
week-ends the Reids spend at wrest
Park, where Mr.. Ward takes his fancee
every Saturday morning in his motor.
They are receiving a shower Of invita-
uons. OF course-more than they can
possibly accept
Mrs. and Miss Reid and Mr.. Ward
have been to Paris TO see what the French
capital affords In the way Of dresses and
jewels. and a good part Of the trousseau
is 10 come from there Miss Reid il is
understood. is 10 wear a rich though
simply made white silk at her wedding.
with few ornaments and practically moth
ing In the way Of iewelry.
The romantic report that the engage
ment was arranged by King Edward a few
months ago. when both the Reids and
his equerry were at Biarritz with his
majesty, is contradicted at the embassy
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Or. George T. Mankin left for Rich
mond Tuesday TO attend special meet
ing Of the Virginia board OF pharmacy.
called for the purpose Of taking steps 10
put the new pharmacy laws into effect.
Rev. w T. Brown was called to his
home in Pittsburg Thursday
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The usual annual June ball Is 10 be
given in Boyds Hall Thursday evening
and a large gathering Of the young So
ciety from an over Montgomery County.
Washington. D. c.. Baltimore. and Fred
erick COUNTY will atend.
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Mrs. B. NJ. Downing and children, Of
Falls Church are visiting her parents in
Luray, Va.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Mrs. Nettie Carlin-Schindeu. Of Wash
ington and Cumberland. Nd, is here Wis
iting her parents
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Rockville June l3-Mrs. Hilleary Onutt.
of Garrett Park. and Mrs. John G. Peter,
Of Philadelphia. were recent guests OF
Mrs. James Beall Of DarnestOwn.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-14

Miss Virginia Griffith entertained the
Darnestown Woman's Club at its last
meeting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-02
OPERATORS R
To Demand of the Mine Workers In
Charleston District.

CHARLESTON. w. Va Dec. o.
The request of the United Mine Work.
ers of district No. II, made in special
convention last Friday. nas been &C.
cedsd to by the Kanawha Coal Opera
tors Association, which has agreed
to JOIN with the mine workers IN
sending out a joint call to all operators
in the State, including those in non.
union sections, to meet in a general
convention to consider a competitive
scale.
In agreeing to be a party to the call
the operators association complains
of the manner in which the operators
claim they have been treated by the
mine workers organization and ev-
press a desire to have something dona
at once ito place us in posltisn to holl
that portion Of our business remain.
ing to u.s."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-02
ENGENE WALTER WEEDS
CHARLOTTE WALKER"
Playwright and Actress Marry at Gin.
cInnati-she Will Continue on
the stage.

CINCINNATI, O., Dec. 2,-After an
nouncing that they would be married.
in New York a day or two before
Christmas, eugene Walter, the play.
wright, and Miss Charlotte w. Haden.
whose stage name is Charlotte Walker.
and who plays in 1.-THE Warrens NJ
Virginia" we're hurriedly married at
the Burnet mouse here yesterday aft.
ernoon.
The bride desired to be married BY
an Episcopal minister, and the Rev
Frank H. Nelson, rector of Chris!
Episcopal church, was asked to per
form the ceremony, but he refused be,
| cause Miss walker was divorcee.T Thu
hotel clerk finally reached the Rev.
Mr.. sullivan, a Methods minister, and
he came down to the hotel and per
formed tae ceremony.
Only Mr.. and Mrs. F. keenan,, VINO
are playing in Miss Walkers com,
pany, and ]. w. Curtis. a Cincinnati at,
torney, were present. Mrs. Walter
will continue on the stage for the pres
ent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-12-02
Promoted
cHAs. E. DooLEY NAMED AS GEN.
ERAL COLLECTOR WITH OF.
FIcE AT BALTIMORE.

CHARLESTON, w. va, Dec. q
Charles L. Dooley, for 8 years for tn.
sixth division of tn edistrict deputy
collector Of internal revenue Of West
Virginia, comprising its counties ct
Pocahontas, Greenbrier, Monroe, Sum.
mers, Fayete, Kanawha, Nicholas AMI
Clay, has been promoted to be Il
general collector on the revenue agent
force, with headquarters at Baltimor =
The revenue force has headquarters
at Baltimore and the Baltimore divt-
sion looks after the work in the states
of Maryland, West Virginia. Delaware
and the District Of Columbia. H. B.
Burgh is the chief revenue agent at
that point.
Who the new deputy for the sixth
division of the West Virginia district
will be is unknown at present, bus
noa;dy can serve as a deputy collec.
tor unless he is in the classified ser.
vice.