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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16

FR ssxa& Mnut "a NaNonar taaay.
q slnlk hlA snaAnts Anh u sea how
fhlnas wefs starting QUO Ter 4 naa
feAI % hls fHfm ile eHm ) sail ln.
proved fzrm niout tAsae NIies ffum
Wagoslsfs N lie CleFasee Nation.
Tis Gre hepaFl mens waa called ouf
thm morning atssat tilree ossl0cl te
szfineulsh nfs a. : katy i,oa ear.
iast beig~ IioaiAs Elevator The ars
TAD tesa pfrlablg ~ b snlns buns
wilo weFa Arrested near there q nlnrt
tsmsaftef en- aFe Had l~en eKtingalala
ed TIE daNSsae consisted q abeat
three loles burned Ia tie aoof
NJ odell. = governlasnt surveyor
slso pat iie iron corner Ktnns "a tie
Gobt Hotel elesen years Ago. sna run
the mile lines through tia Indian Ter.
ritory wsa here yesterday 90 hls v4y
20 Ch0ateAu, whsrs he gors q guaes
Grand river Tie 0ossfnmaut Is %
doubt IL tfyiuE % hnd out II Grand
river a = uayigAbls stream
Al the homs9 u NJ Ana Mrs. ]. Z.
Duncan, ia Alton sunday Jan. ~ Mf.
4. n. iiall And Mis- isogtls = Duncan
wefe united IN marriage hy tie
Reversed r. q ShAnks
Mayor PARKS returned from Guthrie
last night where he had been 10 the
interest o. YinltA III beating > pub
lie building A concurrent resolution
passed referring action "a this matter
until after joint COMMITTEES had via
tied different places had reported
THIS passes the matter oreF until
March ist Superintendent u Pab
lie Instructions told Mayor Parss gisat
he HAD $1,000 nos "a bonus belone
lnE 20 tie Blind Fund and could open
in NhlitA any time. but THIS resolution
elli blocs TIE matter
The Township Trustees. q Craig
County met here totay ln TIE PSF
suAfcs q 4 c4il from Cosufy Cisfs
slx. lhe object oi tie meetlng vas
% agres apou ~ uniform Valuation.
20 b. placed upon tarao'e propsftY
rhey ara sn iatslilgent looking sst at
men and the taxpayes @ili 90 doubt
fsesiye Justice at tiieif hauds They
are a. fullosA A u Chaplin Woleh
Tosus4ip SO = S. 4 Duncan. Eina
toprship So J. y Miles tususblp
NJ q T 6amMH RatRcaet
toNusilp 80 John gasto. Estelis
ioensiap SO S Charles Haumau
Vlniia tosnshlp So. & b + VIE
4 ? D. 10 ViuiiA iosuship Ne
and N CAfsapweg uses to~n
ahlp
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Sale on Land

Nl8lia. Okla. pec islh i9q,
Natics 4 hsfehy given that bY vlf-
fue Of q powef invested Is ms. =
Guardian ~ Gsfarld West. ~ al
ar.isf % tie County Coau e CraIg
Ceau,y sitting 81 rs regular Novsm.
har tefu. vii ofef for sac At tha
ffant igaf of the eourt house ia sAi.
lisas. ukla, "a ths 18th dAy e Jauu.
AZ, Ito. - the hour 81 10 o'eIocs :
n, al u tile right, title and Interest
q u1s 2id ~afd IN and % TIE tollos,
tuK lands lging n Seaaoyah County
e. vit
Sc q % a. ofns Qf o. sec ID AMI
10 hsif q - AZ of 80 - and tts
ne a of ne u Of sec = And tns E
half Of ne a. Of - qf of sec p Ard
~ qF q 50 qf and lie % hAlf ~ ns
II ofs~ qr ot SO q. 81 ~ t~p II.
range -
Tie aggregate Appraised value Of
aid ~Aris Interest IL ssos 1g ard TIE
land must bring aid amount
IEssn R0wA
Guardian.
JkoDa Joss.
Atty fuf GUARDIAN
SR Atths same time ard plAos
and by virtue 81 the sams pawsr |
ell ~ll tie lntsrest 81 CAiluz Jones
IN ard q TIE follosing landA to.vft
So Qf q % n q NJ a. d sss =
snd tiis q hair q 90 Qf of sc - t~p
II. range e Appraised value af wArsh
intsfest t2pAo0 and said amount
n ast ue obtained from sid 2ls
JussH RosA
2.tf Guardhn.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16
PIMPLES
And Biackhends Prevented and
Cured by Cutlcura.

fieafiY smear the faas aith CufiessFa
Oihfwanf flse great sAin cafe iaf -
naf rlll. Wssh - she Ointment 81 nse
ninafes aith CufiEHa sap snd hat
watef anil anfIFaia g. hattie o. fsan
fWs fof afnt4faa Repeat nleff,-
fnN NHH NseasnE As othse tifsss uss
ht eafeF aat Cutifafa kasu ~ lstA-
ins ft# farr 81 efifa a. afssal.e
ffnaa aHt fstrfsf Esssiatrf ~
frHH H.H lHfsHta tHnafaa eel
Hi1f y VS. fsaasf Nv
1873 ~ an s5i
NH H1F f as ft afH u fH.esal
ssHH FW s Fa s5 ffs
Mt eh9 $3.50 H9 #ftHf fs
fM fstHN MeA
sssasai a fE.Fs Etsat - atts iissssss4
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Manlan Jan la

Mouday. Jan la
Nathan Adams i lss from chsl.
"a
Little Marguerite Buanstou is
fsai sex t0siAs
JAslaons Gtocsry store lst'losed q
a. te lnvoies
G. G gab.us ~as 10 aluslaskst
YESTERDAY
Dt q wooa. of Hove TsSas had
business here today.
C04nty Gers MIA has addsd a res
typs~fltsf = bls oasee
JW err and " p FsfleY return.
Il ou tie Tlrsf from ST toais
Df g w. Williams transacted bnal.
ness a. huSkogss TO-DAY
Mrs. klia hlnshall cans ia ths
nefniag ossf li4s Frisco.
George HsuzhAu sAs : businsss
visitor 70 huskogse todAI
Rsy. Jones returned from Hlg Cabin
tbA mosalng uhsre he preached yss
tsfdaY
vii LAndfum and ulfs are here
from lola Kan. visiting James Horse
~. near Kstslla
shsu1 RidsahouF thls morning -
esissd : lot Of aics dzI boots iof Ell
of his men
" u. walsh. representing the
0rahAn Paper Co, waa hers totayksii.
lng be vares
IS. Hsncock uho ls A uofk At ~
fAula cams 40 saturday 70 spsnd sun.
day 9th his family.
Don. tie littls eight rear ed bor Of
Lev A J Williams il recovering
from : spell of pueamonia
Jaessoas groosty sefs is closed 70
day tof invoice
gohu y Martin has a child wigh
dIpthoeu a. hs home a fsw miles
north of town
Jossph Clafk aud chas Pools oi Chsl
80 arrived this morning @ Attsna
Willie Halssl e0llsse
THE ladies' u the Chrstan Church
slll gisea atufksy dlnnsf Al tbs church
dluulng RON saturday Dee ts
J. b acDanald rsturned this morn.
lne from Pryor creek whsts hs sent
saturday 10 quAftefiy conference
Rnzcos hinef. vho has been wofting
e the Williams 6foesfy store return.
- hons % Pretty efIuf CrssE todaF.
G II Harris came IN 90 the FlYsF
from pAraon lie And Frank Lee left
- once for tfip Aeruss Grand Kisst
q be gone al ssst
u G ChAttsfton vent e BlusIar.
kst yesterday 10 see Trauk WilllAns
wiio was cot Friday by Gus Grnoms
lie snfs he u Il tad shape
wm Hanson and 500. Rsdfoid I'D
James nfovuIss. are here from Illlu.
ole on pfospsetine touf NJ liar.
som wl.i visit niece Mrs. James
nurnx fee miles southeast of town.
rhs following weFe feslslsfet q
ths Cobb yesterday Cora hfosn. hia
Cabin Jos Jsffsi, bartlett J. liar
flngton. Chslssa. Ilafry wilma and
liarsl rrlcs. Tulsa and !. 5 Martin,
Masonsf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16

hazanss her cemnlexiou sAs hzd and
- eould hne nothing to clear It up
IzdIea, 8 tad complexioE y oAnsed ~
- Inactive llvef. An Inactive liver
car ~ nuE Ia paFEeeG eonditiun ~ taE.
~ hailafst's Herhlne. 1'ha uneqnallad
liFss rezplasor. Peoples .DruE store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16

&N N&# HAAfN#E - N#tt@Ft&H 81 Ata#
product The petroleum industry i
lhe second ID importance ia 0kla.
hema. II lhs matter 81 inveasea
eaplial ana tbs namber q men en-.
ploysd tie petroleum. industry Il
hrst importance 10 lhe state. ex-
elusive q The railroads IN the
matter u monthly payFolls the pet
roisum industry j. head of Che
cotton crop. Ii the matter of TIE
effect upon The prosperity u the
state The petroleum industry IL u
ihs hnst importance.
Tho petroleum telds 81 Oklahoma
are yel 10 lbeT lnssnsY The Fields
already discovered are only partiai-
y developed aud witb = policy q
fostering aud eaeouAping develop
meats there il 20 telling what may
yet BE- found beneath the soil 81
ihis great seaie. Already there is
steady lsne q sells from the Kan
pas line on tbs north through the
Usage reservation 10 Tulsa The
great Glenn Pool is already the
wsndeF Of the petroleum history.
There ls = steady liae q wells
through shat j. known ~ the Shal
low pool over around Nowata, Chel.
sea and the Delaware county There
are wells II Holdsnsllle. al Wexoka
at Morris, al MaskcKee, ~ Nslee.
tia and away over on the south.
west side there are eells Al Ard
more Hos many more pools vii
be discovered cannot be told. Ils
lhe theory u the men engaged ln
The petroleum business and who
have spent their lives studying iis
course. that Oklahoma i the place
20 which ihe world must look ia the
future iuF its supplies i petroleum
Up % this time there has been
invested Is che drl3as ~ wells
oqn.ppng them and D the car
Der 6 pipe IIne transportation ln
Oklahoma something ti0
0nW0 ln round numbers III
ihe Development 81 Tao Industry
should beeucouragea ard foster
ed L s .afa to vAy that thea Will
oe another 600 atssted
in H1e c business within lbe
next three years
], should always be born u
mind that iho Sd men are more
than willing to bear their 5ast
proportion of She burdens 81
government -that ans fair and
equitable system oi taxation will
meei their approval and instant
acceptance. that they ar among
the most progressive citizens %
Oklaboma and are Interested
largely in tie development Of
their critics and towns All
the Oh men desire and al they
are asking for Is a square deal
And they have enough oona
denee ia The intelligence and
patriotism Of the Legislature 70
believe tina, this wlll De cheer
fully accorded them and that the
development of the business will
10 along 81 The same pace It the
same ratio which have made the
past three years landmark in
the Lls'ory o. The petroleum 10
dustry of the world IL Is up 10
the legislature 10 say whether
or not that Ibis confidence has
beeu.misplaced Mid Continent .
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srATEoF OKLAHOMA -
COUNTY 0F CHAlH
r. lhs Coaatf Cos14 sithIu snd - craig
toants oslshalsA, tlithg a Pfabsse
40. l54o prohsls
Il tAs mstter efths gaaFdiaHsktp sf
Adsiis ~, Tes.is eats .Clzrsass
u aad NttA Carnstssr. ntsers.
L l. Cefsstssr. 0asratsn


N0TICE of sAt.K oF RIAL NsTATE
Nurics i uTaGsa 0ivKs. That u pgf
taanee ui a. order af ths loantv Nenr ef
tEs Doanty af Crel9 sists - OtIahoms
ssds On ths pik dsY u nsesmhsf 1897.
Ia ihe above maitsf. tts eadefslfhsd. -
tks faartisa - ths estate - tie sb9se
aausd ~sfas. vili sci - Hathe suetiun
ta ths highest and best tiaAsf tahlesi e
sonffmaaon ~ - q N0uhts court 50 We
e. asy y lAnaafY 1909 = 81 ~.
a. - iaef e lks sssTs sesss .H ias eitf
% kinta IfkE tesatY, Ntiahnas fbe
entire Interest in fsmsluasF belonging 10
fls ahote nsmsd ssfis h ths following
asssri tea lands st iset haweveF. % :
4fe estate s. ~ 1. teFustaer sa8 fre
Laf sirrf Is suesessinn
- " sHt festfos ] tlauthip e hafih.
fanFe 10 essl, in ths etsfgker ssnen
Gag NouHIF OtiaHaiua
Sad Isnt siH BE- sQId ee the faileslas
tsf4 0Hs lhlFa 81 iha purchase pnse
= cash one third T. ere sea- ena one
itlf3 iu I've Years from ths dsie y The
sals. ths pafshAssF .hefsei ElusF NOR
So On ths estate purchased . secure
- esymtat ~ - dtkszsd psyuAats.
nsied the sih dsf 81 neesmbsf, nQa
slKnsa L. l. uaanAsmMa. 0uAs1ikn.
~ 0AsAenn : BEnouT,
IA - AisoFAsy,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-01-16

Uklahomas governor inaugur
aied the State Bank Guarantee
system. aud now Texas. Kansas
and Rhode island Wil most
likely adopt a similar law Tits
strange that ll was NOS adopted
long ago The governor ofOk
lahoma Is entitled 10 tbe lasting
gratitude of the people for the
suggesting this schems for their
protection, the should fail in
everything else be- undertakes
Robbers dynamltcd tie safe II
the once of the WeIdeman
brewery. At Kansas CITY yester
day and secured tl00 in cash
and and t209 10 check.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-07

Church, Barnaby. Prince George county,
Md, where interment will he made
Rev. George NJ Cummings, pastor of
Garden Memorial Presbyterian Church
on Minnesota avenue. who has been at
tending the session of the general assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian Church in Kan
sas City Mo. has returned home and
will officiate today at services in his
church.
A garden party was given Friday even
ing by the ladies of the Presbyterian
Church in Anacostia on the lawns of the
Christie place, on Harrison street. 10 Sc
cure funds to assist in defraying the ex-
penses of improvements TO the church
The last meeting of the Willing Work
ers' Class of the Presbyterian Church
was held at the home of Mrs. l.. j. Smith,
on Maple avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Finotti of 424
Spring street were given a surprise party
Friday evening by young people from
Washington. The party. numbering TWEEN
ty-three, presented musical and varied
program of amusements.
Mrs. C. A. j. Williamson has returned
to her home on Nichols avenue after a
visit to relatives in Baltimore. Md
Charles Willard of Buckevstown Md
has returned home from a visit TO James
Willard. his son. Washington street.
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MRS. GARNER AND MASTER GARNER,
and of Representative ]. of

dred Foster, Miss Mary Dent. Miss Beall
Daingerfield, Miss Hattie Douglas, Miss
lean Brent Messrs. l.. E. Payne, James
s Douglas, jr.. Richard Chicester K. -.
Rrumbach Marshall Jones. Milton
French. Gwynn Dent, Magruder Dent.
Charles Barrett, Arthur Herbert, Boylan
Green and Edward Fhwcett.
The ladies of the Seventeenth Virginia
Regiment Chapter. United Daughters of
the , onfederacy. We're the hoStesses at
the Go.f Club house on "Wednesday even
ing at a reception given in honor of Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. and the 9TH
or Confederate organizations in town. The
ladies who assisted in receiving and serv-
ing were Mrs. William a. Smoot. Mrs. w.
" Harris Mrs. r. s. Cleveland Mrs. J.
Marriott Hill. Mrs. Charles W. Howell,
Mrs. Kelly. Mrs. Frances Appich McCaf-
frey Mrs Samuel B. Davis, Mrs. Thomas
Coilingsworth. Mrs. James E. Alexander,
Miss Ella Rose Smoot, Miss Mary Watts
Blackburn. Miss Laura Smoot, Miss Cora
Smoot Miss Hannah Lunt, Miss Mary
Limit. Miss Annie Henderson. Mrs. India
Henderson and Miss Mary Ficklin.
Mrs. Samuel G. Brent has gone to At
lantic City to spend ten days.
Miss Ida Mason of Richmond is the
guest of Miss Mary Janney Hooff on Sem
mary Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson Som
mers, the latter formerly Miss Eliza Arm
istead Selden Uhler daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Uhler of this city. who have
been spending the past several months at
Orange, left Tuesday for New Orleans,
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Anacostia and Vicinity.

John w A. Davis, who died Wednesday
afternoon al 4 O'Clock at his home. 81
Monroe street following a lingering i'll
ness. was forty-eight years old and had
been a resident Of Anacostia for several
years \ wife and one child survive
him.
The funeral was held Friday afternoon
from the home. where Rev. Joseph A.
letters. pastor of the Anacostia Meth
odist Episcopal Church. conducted the
service.
He was member of Anacostia Coun-
ell No. 1s. Junior Order of United Amer
lean Mechanics and of the Grand Orien-
tai Court of the District. organizations
represented at the last rites. The inter-
ment was in the Congressional ceme-
terry.
Mrs Annie Mckim. wife of Henry G.
Mckim. well known here. where relatives
live, died al her residence near Suitland.
Prince George county, Md. Thursday
morning. She is survived by her hus-
band and two children. Her funeral will
be held this afternoon at $50 o'clock
from St. Barnabas' Protestant Episcopal
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where they will live for the present Mrs.
Chler returned Monday night from visit
to her daughter and to Mr.. Sommers par
ents at Somerset Va.
Mrs. James Rector Smoot of I.ovings-
ton. Va. Is visiting Mrs. William j.
Boothe, jr., on North Washington street.
Miss Mamie Jones has returned from
bridesmaid at the wedding of her cousin.
Mis- Helen Shriver. and Mr.. Leslie Bren-
nan of Utica, y. Y.
Miss Nancy Robinson of Baltimore is
the gue.t of her aunt, Mrs. William B.
SmoOt.
Mrs. Clarence Chandlee Leadbeater and
small daughter have returned from d
visit to Mrs. Leadbeater's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Alexander, at Lancas-
ter. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justus Schneider have
returned from a trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs. Lewis Rogers Yeaman, who has
been visiting her sister. Miss Marion
Gregg. has returned to her home in Louis
vile. Ky.
Miss Mary Belle Hobson of Norfolk is
the guest of Mrs. Albert D. Brockett
on North Washington street.
Miss Eliza Fontaine Burks has returned
II her home in Richmond after a visit
TO her cousin, Miss Katie Chler.
Mrs. Frank T. King, Master Stuart
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Coffee Bavarian Cream.

Bavarlan creams are among the most
delicious of cold summer desserts and
are. besides. especially nutritious Soak
two scant tablespoonftils of gelatine for
a couple of hours in half cup of water.
Add pint of boiling hot strong Mocha
coffee that has just been freshly made.
strain and sweeten to taste. Cool a little.
and while cooling beat a pint of thick
cream to a stiff froth. Pour in gradually.
the coffee and gelatine. continuing the
beating until the whole mixture is thick
ened. Pour into a mold and SET IN pa
of cracked ice. cover and stand in the,
cellar or ice box unit! needed. Serye
with an abundance OF whipped cream.
Many people who cannot drink coffee
without Inconvenience find that coffee
served in cream or jelly agrees with
them perfectly.
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invitations to the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miss Edith Ramsay, to Mr.. Frank
Mccormick of Berryville. The event will
| take place quietly In Christ Episcopal
chHrch Wednesday evening. June IL. at
$50 o'clock.
Miss Marion Waller. daughter of the
late Col. Withers Waller of Whitewater.
STAFFORD county. Va, will be married to
Mr.. Henry Moncure of the same county
In Clifton Episcopal Church. Whitewater.
wednesday afternoon, June Il, at $50
O'Clock. Miss Waller is a sister of Mrs
Kate Waller Barrett of this city.
Mrs. William r. Smoot entertained at
euchre Thursday morning in honor Of
Mrs Lewis Cheeseman of Scranton, Pa.
The ladies' asked to meet Mrs. Cheeseman
were Miss Gretta Mccoy of Riverton
Mrs. George A. Mushbach, Mrs. Carroll
w. Ashby. Mrs. Edward II. kemper. Mrs.
William J: Boothe. jr, and Mrs. George
Chler. Miss Mccoy won the prize.
Mrs ]. Wolf and Miss Irma Wolf are
spending few days at Philadelphia and
Lititz, Pa.
Miss Sadie Horner is spending the sum-
mer with her sister. Mrs. S. Cooper Daw-
son, on Seminary Hill.
Mrs Robert Beverly Minis has returned
to her home in New York after visit
to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
James Davidson.
Mrs. Martha Brooke Hopkins and Miss
Mary Hopkins of Sandy Spring. Md.
were the guests of Miss Annie NJ. Chand-
lee during the week
Miss Lila Barrett has gone to Cape Hen
ry. where she will open her cottage for
the summer.
Miss Rebecca Washington of Washing
W. ha Of
Charlotte Blackburn, for a short time this
week.
Mr.. David Lannon has returned TO New
York after visit TO his old home in this
city.
Mr.. Karl Minnegerode of Baltimore was
the guest of friends in town this week.
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Grape Fruit Marmalade,

Peel off the yellow rind OF the fruit
and chop quite fine. Bring To a. scald in
sailed water then drain and scald IN
fresh water. If the rind IS still too bit
ter for your liking. repeat the process.
Meantime cut off the heaviest white MEM
brane remaining. and cut the fruit in
halves. Take out seeds and membrane.
then slice lengthwise. place in a preserv-
ing kettle (never tim and bring TO
boil.
AS soon as the rinds are ready add the
fruit pulp and cook until the rind is
translucent and soft. Measure, add
pound for pound of sugar and cook thirty
minutes or until 1t iells.
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Small Drop Cakes.

Beat the yolks of four eggs until lemon
colored. foamy and light Stir in grad
ually two cups powdered sugar and hea.
thoroughly. Add pinch each OF CHINA
mon and cloves and just enough sifted
flour 70 make the batter Of consistency
to drop from spoon. Drop on a creased
paper in tins, leaving room for them to
spread without touching and bake In q
moderate oven.
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Mrs. william Jackson Morton is spend
ing a week with friends in Harrison
burg.
the dance given by the Leesburg Assem-
bly, Wednesday evening.
Mai. and Mrs. John W. Green. who
srent the winter with their daughter,
Mrs L. l.. Williams. in Gonzales. Tex,
have returned home accompanied by Rev.
and Mrs. Williams. and are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Johnson Green at
Braddock Heights.
Mrs Hattie Lambert is visiting rela-
tives in Clarke county.
Miss Mary Gibson and Miss Mary Ball
have returned to their homes in Rich
mond, after visit to Miss Elsie Snow
den.
Rev and Mrs. j. Poke Stump have
returned to their home in Middletown.
after a short visit to friends in this city.
Miss Cora Duffey is visiting friends in
Center, Ala.
Miss Clara Louise Talbot has returned
home after a visit to friends at Wood
lawn. Miss Emelne Denly Talbot has re-
turned from visit to Mrs. Henry Olin
Pattison in Richmond.
Mr.. Eliphalet A. Andrews sailed from
New York Tuesday to spend the summer
home, Nauxcluse. on Seminary Hill, and
with Miss Mary Lord Andrews and
Master Ehphalet A. Andrews. jr.. is visit
ing in Berryville.
Mr.. Robert A. Carrot has returned from
a visit to friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. George Johnston has gone to New
York for few weeks visit.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bruin of West End has re-
turned from two weeks visit to Cleve-
land and Columbus. Ohio.
Mr. Thomas B. Murphy has returned
from visit to Richmond
Mr.. Gardner Lloyd Carter entertained at
/ a delightful dance Saturday evening at his
home on South Washington street. Mr.
Fernival of Rapidan. Miss Esther Burke.
Miss Esther Green. Miss Christina
Kemper, Miss Julia Boswell Miss Judith
Boswell. Miss Beatrix Baldwin. Miss Anna
Barley. Miss Roxie Doniphan, Miss Della
Phillips, Miss Emma Carter. Miss Polly
Green Miss Frances Smoot Messrs
| Lancelot Minor Blackford, jr.. John Laris.
William Fletcher. George Brent, Edwin
Doubleday and Richards johnson of the
Episcopal High School and Frederick Hol-
laday Taylor Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison B. Hudson left
Tuesday for Oakland. Culpeper county,
where they will be the guests of Mrs
Hudson's mother, Mrs. Mildred Dennis.
Miss Gertrude Pickin has gone to Char
lottesville. where she will spend the sum-
mer with her aunt Mrs. H. NJ. Hantzmon
Maj. William S. Greene has returned to
his home in Columbus. Ga, after a visit
TO his family in this city.
Mrs. M. NJ. Lewis of Baltimore is spend
ing month with Mrs. John +. Tackett.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Buckley are
spending a few weeks at Garrisonville.
Stafford county.
Mrs. Edmund Harvey Symonds Of New
York, we'll remembered here as Miss May
belle Ewing, with her small daughter
Frances Is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Frances Barbour Ewing. at the Charlotte,
212O P street, Washington.
Mrs. Thomas Leadbeater and family
blame, Fairfax county. where they will
spend the next four months.
Miss Margaret Desmond and Mr.. Pat
rick Desmond were married very quietly
Wednesday at ST. Mary'S Catholic Church
oy Rev. Father L. F. Kelly.
Owing to the recent death of the grand
mother of the bridegroom-el Mr.. and
Mrs. George William Ramsay will not issue
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Mr. and Mrs. William Hollander and
son Edwin will be at home to their frlends
today from to 10 o'clock. in honor OF
their sons confirmation, at 1922 9th street
northwest.
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Misses Nillie and Hortense Morris re-
turned from Baltimore Monday. after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Llssoerser
and Miss Rose Wheatf1eld.
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Miss Geneva Herman. Mr.. Bernard
Herman and Mr.. David Rothschlld went
over to New York to see Mrs. NJ Herman
and Miss Lorraine off for Europe Sat
urday last.
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and Miss Helen Porter Of New York
They will sail on the Teutonic. leaving
New York Wedne sday. to spend the sum-
mer travelling in Europe.
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Mr. Mahlon Hopkins Janney attended
the dance given by the Leesburg Assem-
bly, Wednesday evening.
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King and Miss Dorothy King are visiting
Mrs Kings parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Row
land, in Norfolk.