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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1908-10-29
ALLIANCE NEWS

An affidavit filed betore Justice
Jones Friday and signed by Lucretia
Voda, wife Of John Voda. charges
August Popa with having called tha
woman various vile and indecent
names. Captain oswalt arrested the
accused Friday forenoon at the steei
works.
The oil excitement in the new oil
field four miles southeast of Alliance
is growing in interest and many wells
are now going down, On Thursday
the well on the Thomas Cameron
farm came Ia and is showing for a
small producer. The we'll on the
Bandy farm, which showed over 100
barrels per day was shot on Thursday
which increased the flow to 1875 bar
rels per day. Another we'll about 1900
feet distant from the big we'll on the
Bandy farm was drilled in on Friday
and is showing for a great we'll. Wells
are going down on the Leslie Weaver
farm which adjoins the Bandy land,
and also upon the Buchler farm.
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CHARGES ExTREME CRUELTY.

George w. Scott, through his attor-
neys, Piero and Mills, asks for d.
vorce from his wife, Bertha Scott,
charging her with extreme cruelty and
gross neglect of duty. The plaintiff
AYERS that they were married October
IL. 1882 and that four children have
been born to them; that he is owner
of certain personal property consist
ing of horses, cattle and agricultural
implements. He prays that he may
be divorced from the defendant, given
the custody of the three minor child.
rem and that the plaintiff be divested
OF any interest in the above mention
ed personal property.
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REAL .RsTATE TRANSFERS.

The Canton Surgical and Dental
Chair company to the Mutual Manu-
featuring company, part lots 172 and
173, Canton. $4,000.
Harry Milovitz and Rebecca Milo
vitz to Pelino d. PosQuola and Chres-
tina d. Posquola, south half Of lot
2095. Canton. $3.50.
The waynesburg Joint Stock Water
company to the village Of Waynes-
burg, part lots 22 and 2S, Waynesburg
1925.
Christian Conrad to Jacob Conrad
part OF southwest quarter Of section
IL, Nimishlllen township, s4112.5O.
Ida A. Painter to Emma y. AXE
lots SO, 81 and 2S in Samuel L. Paint
ers addition to Canton. s4OO.
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foreman Of the defendant company 10
be out of order and unsafe, the gas
came in contact with fire and 1t OK
ploded. The flying fragments Of the
torch were thrown all over the plain
iff.causihg him to be severely burned
about the face. His hair was burned
from his head: his left ear was burn
ed to crisp while the right ear was
so badly burned that 1t has perma-
nently injured his hearing.
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MARRIAGE LICENSEs.

Charles A. Miller, S3, store manager,
to Ida l.. Koenreich, 20, Canton.
Ray Oliver Smith, 26, laborer, to
Alice Jane Newell. 26. Massillon.
Wallace G. Davis, 22, clerk, to Es-
tella Schurtz. %. Massillon.
Joseph Rush, SS. steward, to Nellie
McGraw, 2S. Massillon.
James @. Bates, 80. to Anna Mae
Stauffer, 81. Massillon.
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.

John Baranosh to the Peoples
Building & Loan Co, lot 1882, Mas
sillon, $500.
Frank Hoagland and Mary Hoagland
to Gabriel Bash, south half of north
west quarter section FL, Bethleh am
township. $50.
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PLAINTIFF GETS VERDICT.

In the $4,000 damage suit brought
against the Christman company by
Elmer e. Stauffer, the jury after many
hours deliberation brought in ver-
dict in favor of the plaintiff for the
sum of $500.
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DECORATORS MAKING PROGRESS.

DECORATORS MAKING PROGRESS.
The painters and decorators in the
court house are making great pro-
gress in the work. They are now busily
engaged in decorating the large halls
and passage ways. The painters who
are re-varnishing the woodwork and
furniture are expected to get through
in court room No. by next Saturday
evening. The vanishing has been
completed but the woodwork and fur
niture. yet remains to be rubbed. The
workmen will work several nights this
week 80 as to get the work complet-
ed so that Judge Harter can hold
court in that room next Monday. The
carpet for the floor has been received
and this morning several representa-
tivss from the Altman Putnam COM
pany, Of Massillon, who furnished it,
will begin laying the same.
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RECEIvER FILES REPORT.

In the matter of the Cleaner Pub
fishing company, Joseph X. Merwin,
temporary received, yesterday after
noon filed his report with Clerk of
Courts ]. j. Wise
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NEW CASES.

19S2S-Nora Smith vs.. Adam Smith
Diehl and Brown, attorneys.
19329-William Geib VS.. George
Hass Piero and Mills, attorneys for
plaintiff and A. u. Bordner is the
counsel for the defendant.
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Levy on States Girl Employees fol
Campaign.

Columbus, Dot. 22.-Girl employees OF
the state of Ohio won't get any fall
hats--may be, foI they will Nave to pay
political assessment. PAY per
cent of your annual salary" is the
polite request" that has gone forth.
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Cabinet Members to Take Stun

Cablnet MGmDers 70 axe stump.
Washington, Oct. 23,--All members
of cabinet will take the stump next
week. Postmaster General Meyer will
speak at Pauldlng. o., Oct 26, San
duslxy Oct. 27. Allierce, Md, Oct. 20.
Other members will have dates ar
ranged by the national committee.
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RpAL, RsTATE RTcAGTs.

Wendall v Moser TO Eva M. Welton.
southwest quarter of section %. os-
naburg township. $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.

Charles o. Sumser and Rose Sum-
ser to the Citizens Building & Loah
company, lot TIA, New Berlin, s14OO.
William f. Cook and George W.
Belden to Unice e. Hurford, lot 9494,
Canton, $1,000.
James NF'itzgerald to Mary e. B.
Carr, part lot 1851, Alliance, $40O.
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PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.

In estate of Gottleib Freig, Perry
township, Mariana Fleig appointed
administrative.
In estate Of Karl and Harold Feig-
enschuh, second account filed.
In estate of Louis Larsen. order Of
public sale issued.
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PROBATE COURT oALBNDAR.

PROBATE COURT CALENDAR.
In will of Franklin Weller, Perry
township, probated.
In estate of Hosea H. Hawkins,
Washington township. filed for pro
bate.
In estate of Frank Weller, Perry
township, Theresa Weller appointed
executor.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs

James II Miller, 20. engineer, e
Priscilla Jenkins, 20. Newman.
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Omaha. Oct 2a.--Supreme court up
holds the Nebraska blue laws. All
business on sundays must cease
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19336-Amanda R. Lloyd VS.. ELI L.
Lloyd. Roscoe McCulloch, attorney.
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REAL NSTATH TRANSFERS

celsstla q. Coip and Charles A.
Kolp 70 Mrs. Maggie Wallace lot tS,
conton. efg50.
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st. Louis. Oct 23.-Papal Delegate
Manager Faleony, not for prohibition.
He says legislation will never control
intemperance.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Alexander COAX, 30, laborer, t,
Anna Urica. 20. Alliance.
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Next WEEK.s AssIGNMENr

l.
The assignment of cases in common
pleas court for next week in court
rooms Nos. / and 2, Hon, Judges
Harter and Amber, presiding, are as
follows:
Court room No. 1, Judge Harter-
Motions. Monday-Raum vs. Baum,
National bank vs.. Beeson ct al, Myers
VS.. Blanchard, Niagara Ins. Co. VS.. w.
H. Hoover Co.
Tuesday VS.. Alliance City, AL.
len VS.. Alliance Cold s. & P. Co., Cres.
cent Appliance Co. VS. Moser, Mullin
VS.. Stark Electric Ry. Co., Kellar VS.
Wernet.
Wednesday-Wilson VS.. Whitacre,
Hill vs. N. o. T. & L. Co., Reemsnyder
vs.. White, Scott VS.. Massillon, Ohio
Oehler VS.. Hardgrove.
Thursday-Cochran VS.. Reese, Hen.
derson VS.. Howell-Davis-Brant Co.,
Sickler vs.. N. o. r. & L. Co., Duerr VS.
Graber, Neyens VS.. Staver
Friday-Casselman VS.. Hilgreen
Lane & Co., Bucholzer VS.. Reeves
Bros. Co., Chapman Plumbing Co. VS..
Harrison Granite Co., McEldowney VS.
Koch Bros, Stark Co. Tel. Co. VS.
Stark Electric Ry. Co.
Court room No. 2. Judge ,Ambler-
Monday morning, motions; afternoon
Oak Grove Oil Co. vs. Wise ct al
Weigand vs. Massillon Iron and Steel
Co., Sluss VS.. Were ct al; Thompson
vs., Reeves Bros Co.
uesday-TabeIlian vs w. & L. e
R. R.. Weeds VS.. Bowman, Pike VS.
American Roll and Foundry Co.. Reem
snyder vs.. Woll.
Wednesday Hollis & Sons VS.. Da
Wis ct al. Shaffer VS.. Hasen, Bockius
VS.. N. o. T. Co.. Volkmore VS.. Smith
ct al.
Thursday-Mane VS.. Ramsey, Nc
Keefrey G. Co. VS.. the Fulton Pit Car
Co, Rice vs.. Farber ct al, Rosenberger
VS. Stark Elec Ry. Co.
Friday-Howells-D -Davis-Brant Co. VS.
Rex-Hoberdier s. & G.. Co., East End
Sanitarium of Pittsburg vs.. Trump
NcCaskey Reg. Co. vs.. Amer. Case &
Reg. Co. ct al. PIaskett's Admir-. VS.
Penna Co.
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NEW CAams

19332-Lillian Reed VS.. Walter Reed
Piero and Mills, attorneys.
193SS-George w. Scott VS.. Bertha
Scott, Piero and Mills, attorneys.
19SS4--PhiliD Wild VS.. William
Bantz. Piero and Mills. attorneys.
19835-Christian Lord VS.. the Ber
ger Manufacturing Co. j. r. Snyder
and P, 8. olmstead, attorneys.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-26

could be more beautiful and more taste
ful. Il was there that the younger
daughters, Mamie and Daisy Letter, en-
tertained so gracefully In their giFlhood
days.
The present spring season has attracted
more OF the members OF smart society
to their Washington homes than for some
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson are re-
naming late in the Massachusetts avenue
home. Mrs. Nicholas Anderson is keep
ing her Sixteenth street home open and
lis entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Nc
MILAN, OF Detroit, who came on for the
dinner-dance given by the formers
cousin, Miss Jarvis. last evening in the
Country Club. Mrs. James Mcmillan viii
also remain late this spring.
Miss Jarvis will act as a bridesmaid at
the wedding of Miss Edith Sanger and
Mr.. Vaudeville Carlisle. on May r.
Mrs Mcmillan will then go on TO Detroit
with her granddaughter for a visit with
her sons. before opening their splendid es-
tate at ManehesteF-b y-the-Sea.
Later in the summer Miss Jarvis VIII
take a short trip to Europe, and
return here before the next season opens.
Miss Jarvis spent many years OF her girl
hood in Paris. and has scores of friends
there and throughout the continent.
Mrs. Longworth, nee Roosevelt. has en-
tirely recovered from her illness OF the
winter, and is gaining becoming avoirdu-
pois The added roundness of her face
makes her more attractive. and she has
been a striking figure at the concerts and
amateur affairs during the past week, at
tracing universal admiration. Her young
els - D. L.
little visit in New York with Mrs. Roose-
velt's friend, Miss Tuckerman.
Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Hagner made
short trip down the river Friday on
the SyIph. They left the navy yard about
Il o'clock in the morning and returned
about o'clock, taking luncheon on
board. II was one OF those little jsunts
which the younger sons Of the President
always enjoy extravagantly.
The Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs.
James r. Garheld went down the river on
the lighthouse tender. Maple, Friday,
accompanied by Mrs. Garfields mother
ana sister, Mrs and Miss Newell, Of
Cleveland, Ohio. They viii return TO
Washington on Tuesday.
Manila Bay and Manila itself have been
the scene OF many gayeties recently, dur
ing the visit Of the japanese training
squadron. Many eourtesies have been ex-
changed between the officers of the Amer
lean army and navy and those of the Jap
anese training ships. Gov Gen. Smith
returned to Manila especially for the pur-
pose of welcoming the japanese officers
on their arrival there,
The Washington herald., 1908-04-26
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Everything points to gala night in
the Belasec Theater tomorrow. when the
Paint ald Powder Club OF Baltimore will
give "Co7quering Cupid" for the benefit
of the Christ Child Society Of this city.
The boxes are taken by Nine, JUS
seTand. wife OF the French Ambassador
Mrs. Perry Belmont. Mrs Stephen B.
Elkins, Mrs. W. E. Montgomery, Mrs,
Mccartney. Mrs. James Dudley Morgan,
Mrs. Brodhead. and the Paint and
Powder Club
The officers OF the society who have
the performance in charge are: President
Miss Mary V Merrick; vice president
Mrs. Henry Simpson; second vice presi-
dent Mrs. Thomas H. Carter: secretary
Miss Margaretta Symons; treasurer, Mrs
Arthur Powell Davis.
The board Of managers are: Miss Paul
inc A. Burr, Mrs. Thomas H. Carter
Miss Margaret NJ. Cox, Mrs. H. c. Cor
bin. Mrs. Arthur Powell Davis, Miss
Leonide Delarue, Mrs. Otto G. Garges
Miss Margaret Gowans. Mrs. W. NJ
Irwin, Miss Geraldine johnson, Mrs. J. L
Koib Mrs. p J. Lennox. Nine. Lorando
Miss Katherine Lay, Mrs. Kate r. Mann
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Mr. and Mrs. Maeyeagh. the Persian
Minister. Mrs Joseph Hobson, Col. and
Mrs. Bromwell, Mrs. Timmons. Miss
Gwynne, Mr. Ekengren, Mr.. Freyre, Mr.
do Amarol. counselor OF the embassy
the Second Secretary Of the Embassy
and Nine CheFmont and Mr.. Keisch,
| also Of the embassy staff.
Mrs. Elkins. wife Of Senator Stephen B.
Elkins, entertained at luncheon yester-
day, IN honor Of Mrs. Donald Mclean,
president general OF the National Society
Of the D. A. r.
The Mount Vernon Guard Team viii give
a dance at Masonic Temple. Thursday
evening, April 30. Music will be furnished
by a section OF the Greater Washington
Band, John Bovello. direc.or.
Mrs. l. z. Cannon had social party
OF friends on Tuesday evening last, IN
/ vited 10 meet her niece, Miss Alice n.
Cannon. OF Salem. Mass. who is visiting
her.
Music was the principal feature OF the
occasion, and was contributed by Miss
Mabel c. Lattimer. Miss Mary Emily
King, Mr.. Harry C. Mitchell, and L. r.
Cannon in songs. and Miss Marguerite G.
O'Toole, piano. and Miss King. violin
solos.
Miss Cannon returns home Monday
next
Mrs. c. H. Ackert entertained at a
musicale yesterday afternoon, in honor
Of her house guests, Mrs. II j. Howe
OF Marshalltown, Iowa; Mrs. William
Payson. OF Carrollton. Mo, and Mrs
John W Harrison. of st. Louis.
The programme was given By MISS
Helen Williams Abbott, of New York,
young soprano. There were only about
thirty guests.
Mrs. Ackert entertained a company Of
young people yesterday afternoon at a
similar entertainment, when Miss Abbott
again sang.
Rev. william E. Russell, of St Pat
rick's Church, entertained the choir OF
that church at a banquet on Wednesday
evening in Carroll Hall There were
solos and other musical numbers by the
sololsts Of the choir and by the clerical
quartet OF the church.
MISS VI dSC dd4 flS SAt~i l"ttt~H o. . 49,
party last evening in the Belasco Thea
ter. 10 see The Prince Of Parcheesi,"
in honor Of her house guest, Miss Gladys
ingalls,. Of Cincinnati. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. NJ z. ingalls,. who arrived in
Washington on Friday to remain for
week or ten days Mrs. Mcmillan
chaperoned the theater party.
Among the other box holders Of the
evening were Mrs. Richard Townsend
and Miss Townsend, the Spanish Minis
ter. Miss Jackson, and Mr.. Morris Shep-
/ herd, all Of whom entertained their com
panies either before or after the per-
formanee.
Mr.. Clifford Pinchot will give a recep-
tion to the governors Of States and Ter
Titories and the inland waterways COM
mission on May H.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-26
WEDDINGS.

The marriage Of Miss May Louise Tow
ers, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Towers, Of Montgomery County, Nd, TO
Mr. Norman Owen Houghton. son Of Mr..
Wilson H. Houghton, a well-known resi-
dent Of West Washington was solemnized
on the evening Of Wednesday, at the
home Of the groom's parents. 2sO0 n street
northwest, the Rev. DR.. Charles L. Pate
officiating.
Many friends were present at the cere-
mony. The decorations. comprising cut
flowers, ferns, and smilax, were profuse.
The bride was given in marriage by her
father. and was attended by Miss Dorothy
Dinwiddie as maid of honor, the groom's
best man being Mr. Arthur J, Houghton.
The bride was attired In costume Of
creme net over heavy white silk. made
princesse and trimmed with old Partisan
lace, and carried a bouquet Of Bride
roses and lilies OF the valley The maid
OF honor was gowned in an apricot empire
costume of soft silk. covered with Cluny
lace. and her bouquet was Of vlolets and
roses, The brides young sister, Elizabeth,
made a dainty flower girl
Following the ceremony an informal re-
CeptiOn was held. after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Houghton left for the honeymoon
trip, which viii embrace New York, Provi-
dence, Marblehead, Plymouth, and other
points. Upon their return they will make
their home IN Georgetown.
Miss Mabel Gertrude Pottle, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Pottle. OF
New York, who spend their winters in
Washington, was married last evening
to Mr.. Forrest S. Jones. Of Piusburg
Pa.
The ceremony took place In the winter
home Of the brides parents. lis II street.
/ at o'clock. the Rev. William E. Rus
sell, Of St Patriek's Church, officiating.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Mrs. c. Ferguson, jr. Of Brooklyn; Miss
The Washington herald., 1908-04-26
ENGAGEMENTS.

Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Young announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Leona.
20 Mr.. Nathan Frank, Of Baltimore. They
will be st home Sunday evening. May 3,
from to 10 O'Clock, at so4 Seventh street
northwest
Miss Irene SommeTs and Mr.. Sidney W.
Guggenheim. whose engagement was re-
Gently announced. viii be at home this
evening from 7 to 10 o'clock. at S02S NJ
street northwest.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Rose Madeline Strauss, of New Haven.
Conn. and Mr. Max Bernstein, OF this
city, formerly of New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs Lester A. Barr announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ida
May, 10 Mr. Herbert Lee Alexander, Of
Martinsburg, W. Va.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-26
PERSONALS.

Mrs Emma Reba Bailey has just
moved 30 SIC Eighteenth street northwest.
Mrs Charles Goldsmith and Master
Ralph Goldsmith. who have been the
guests Of Mrs. Meyer Singer. OF New
York. are expected home to-day.
Mrs. Nathan Ullman and Mrs R
Lowenberg, Of Baltimore, spent Wednes-
day in the city. en- route to Richmond
Va.
Mrs. Nathan Hirsch. the guest Of Mrs
D. Kahn, Of Twelfth street, has returned
10 her home in New York.
Mrs. Henry Baum, Of the Cheltenham,
returned on Monday from visit to rel
atlves IN Norfolk, Va.
Miss Irma Klein, who has been the
guest OF Miss Ernestine Rich, of Har-
ward street, for the past ten days. will
leave for her home in Baltimore to-day.
Mrs. Frederick schwab and children,
Ruth and Frederick. are the guests OF
Mrs. Albert E. Lissberger, OF Baltimore,
Nd
Miss Lowenstein. of New York is the
guest Of Mrs. Meyer Fellheimer. of Flor
ence Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. UlIman and daughter,
Of Richmond. Va. were the guests Of
friends for a few days.
Mr.. Ben Solomonsky returned to his
home IN Norfolk on Tuesday.
The many friends Of Miss Belle Hirsch.
OF Kenyon street. VIII be pleased 10 hear
that she is rapidly convalescing from her
recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius I. Peyser left yes
terday fog a short visit to Wilmington,
n. C. and on their way home will spend
few days in Charlotte, n. c.. the guest
Of Mrs. Schif
Miss Rica schiff. OF Baltimore, was in
the city for a short stay last week; the
guest of Mrs. Sidney W Strauss.
Miss Helen Einsteln. of New York. Is
the guest OF the Misses Sanger. of L
street
Miss May Harris. of the Oakland. is
the guest Of friends in Baltimore
Senator and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge.
who had visit earlier in the month from
Continued on Page 3, Column 1.
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Helen Bede. cousin Of the bride, flower
girl, and Miss Grace Forsythe, ribbon
bearer. The bridegroom was attended by
the uncle Of the bride, Representative ].
Adam Bede, as best man.
The bride entered the drawing-room,
which was decorated with appropriate
palrns. hydrangeas, and bridal wreath, .
with her father, who gave her in mar
riage.
Her gown was Of white chiffon crepe
de chine. trimmed with duchess and point
lace. Her tulle veil was held with a
coronet Of orange blossoms, and she car
ried Bride roses She was conspicuous
in wearing no ornaments
Her matron OF honor wore pale blue
messaline, and carried huge bunch of
pink roses. Little Miss Bede wore a
frock Of white net. ribbon-trimmed, and
carried a basket OF sweet peas and lilies
of the valley Miss Forsythe wore a
similar gown. with pink and white trim
mings.
After the ceremony there was a reeep-
ton and a wedding supper. The bride
and bridegroom later departed on their
wedding trip. They viii be at home at
50S Franklin avenue, Pittsburg. after
May Is.
The Marine Band played wedding
marches and the soft music during the
ceremony. and the music for the recep-
ton.
The mother Of the bride wore a robe
of black thread lace over Dresden silk.
with yoke Of duchess lace In the bodice,
and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. J. Adam Bede wore champagne
1ofOvaH vaaeeafina nd fs1af4fS
and carried pink roses.
Miss Maud B, Pottle. sister of the
bride, who has just returned from a win
ter in Porto Rico, wore a spangled lace
robe OF deep cream. over rich cream
satin, and carried a loose bunch Of Rich
mOnd roses.
The brides going away gown was OF
brown eolienne. over taffeta. with hat 10
match
Miss Eva A Keleher. daughter of Mrs.
Anna Keleher. was married yesterday
morning 70 Mr.. Daniel W Mahony. OF
Lawrence. Mass.
The ceremony was performed at Il
o'clock in St PauFs Catholic Church. by
the Rev James F. Mackin. The church
was decorated with a profusion Of lilies.
symbolic OF the season.
There were no attendants. The ushers
were Mr.. William Mclaughlin and Mr..
Garfield Charles. both Of this city.
The bride was in a gown Of tan broad
cloth, with straw hat trimmed with blue
plumes. She wore a eorsage bouquet of
violets and lilies OF the valley. and car
ried a white bound prayer book.
After the ceremony the bride and bride
groom departed for a few weeks visit
IN Atlantic City. and will so later 10
their future home In Lawrence. Mass.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-26

To Be Married This Spring.
If SO, have the carriages furnished by
Downey's Stables. 1920 L St Finest turn
outs, reasonable rates, best service.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-26

The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine.
Nabueo entertained at dinner last even
ing in honor of the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks.
Their other guests were Senator and
Mrs. Burrows, Gen. and Mrs. Draper.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-26

Miss May Harris. Of the Oakland. is
the guest Of friends in Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1908-04-26

Continued on Page 3, Column 1.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-26

The Columbia Heights Art Club met in
the home of Mrs. William Morgan on
Thursday last, Mrs. WoIhaupter presid-
ing. The Arts and Crafts" was the sub
ject Of paper by Mrs. Sauber, tracing
the growth Of this society from the close
The Washington herald., 1908-04-26

Senator and Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge
who had visit earlier in the month from
The Washington herald., 1908-04-26

At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart.
in Cleveland Park. young people gath
cred on Tuesday evening for a formal
dance. given by Mrs. Frank Stewart. A
buffet supper was served The party
was made up largely of classmates of
Mr.. Stewart from the Friends Select
School.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-26

Mr.. Clifford Pinchot will give a recep-
tion to the governors Of States and Ter
ritories and the inland waterways CON-
mission on May H.