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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21
oseph Godoy, Mr.. Horton and Mr.. Dudley

Joseph Godoy, Mr.. Horton and Mr.. Dudley
Ycrby.
Miss Eliza beth Heating, daughter of
Mrs. Allen Heating of Georgetown, was
married last Wednesday evening. June
II. to Mr. Charles H. Renner. at Holy
Trinity Church rectory at 7:3O o clock.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Thomas Harlin. Sd. pastor of the church.
and was witnessed by only members OF
the two families and a few out-of-town
relatives The bride wore princess
gown of white brussels net, made over
white silk and trimmed with quantities Of
fine Nalenciennes lace, and carried a
shower bouquet of Brides roses. tied with
long streamers of white satin-taffeta RIB
bon She wore a large white lace hat.
trimmed with rOsebudS and white lilacS.
Miss Allarose Heating, in a pretty dress
of white embroidered null and lace over
white tafeta. attended her sister as maid
of honor. and Mr.. Renner had as his
best man. Mr.. David Long. After the
ceremony a small reception was held at
the home of the bride. 3O43 street, only
immediate members of the family and a
few very close friends being invited The
house was prettily decorated in palms and
pink roses, and the table, which held the
brides cake was a mass of ferns, roses
and rose-Shaded lights. Mrs Allen keat-
ing. mother of the bride. received her
guests in handsome gown of black silk
chiffon and lace, and was assisted by her
lie Heating and Mrs. Robinson Mr. and
Mrs Renner left on the midnight train
for New York, where they will spend
some time before going to Newport.
where Mr.. Renner is engag ed in bust
ness. Mrs. Renner's going-away gown
was coat suit of golden brown :ajah
silk made in the new empire style. with
gloves and shoes to match and a large
white leghorn hat trimmed with long
plumes. A large number of presents
including. cut glass and silver and some
very handsome pieces of jewelry, were
received. Among the guests who wit
messed the ceremony and attended the
reception were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson
Miss Mary Heating, Miss Nellie Keat-
ing. Mrs. ]. NJ. Dawes, Miss Charlotte
Miller. Miss Allarose Heating, Miss Jean
Robinson, Miss Fay Milbrey, Miss Ce-
celia Robinson, Miss Katherin Robinson.
Mr.. Herbert j. Wells Mr.. Whitehead,
Mr. Dawson NJ. Milton and Master Harold
Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Herring. who
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couple. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion, and many friends
were present to welcome them at their
new home.
Miss Mary Cragin has returned from
Atlantic City, where she has been spend
ing several weeks.
of Miss Annie Wilmer of Charles county.
Md.
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. George H.
Lawes. U.S.N. are the guests of Mrs.
George Hilman of Wilkesbarre. Pa. Mrs.
Lawes was formerly Miss Powell Of
Georgetown.
apartment in the Sheridan shortly and
with her little daughter. Miss Bessie Bry
son Petit. will spend the summer at
Westminster Md.
Mrs Powell left Thursday evening for
Old Point. where she will be the guest OF
Mrs. William X. Knowles.
ner have closed their house on o street
and left town for the summer.
Mrs. James P. Willett gave a luncheon
Macdonald Of Richmond and Miss S. To-
nita Ridgeway at her beautiful country
home. The Glebe. Livingston Heights. Va,
Miss Anna Elliott Pennebaker left this
week for Illchester, Md, to attend the
house party given by Mrs. Ignatia Creecy
in honor of her son, Mr.. Donald Creecy.
at her summer home. the Highlands.
Mrs. Robert B. Dashiell. with Miss FL
eanore Dashiell and Miss Nancy Dashiell
and her little son. Master ROBERT B. Da-
shell. arrived last Friday from Kinks
ville Mimi. for a few days visit to
friends in Washington. They are now
in Annapolis for about two weeks and
later will visit in Philadelphia, New York
and Buffalo. returning to the west In a
few months.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Matthews and fam
lily have gone to their country home /.
oxford on the eastern shore Of Mary
land.
Mrs. William Connard has been called
suddenly to the home of her son. Mr.. Clar-
ence Connard, in Washingtonville. n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

spent last winter in Washington, have
bought beautiful country home in the
suburbs of Nyack on the Hudson. where
they will spend the summer.
Miss Frances Miller. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Ben DeMere Miller. will spend
July and August at Fort Monroe as the
guest of Col and Mrs. T. c. Marks,
U.S.A.
Mr. and Mrs. d. l.. Carlton. have ar
rived at Kenansviile. n. c., from their
wedding trip They were married in
Washington last month. The bride was
Miss Claudia Ellsworth, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Goodwin Ellsworth of Girard
street a large reception was given last
week at the home of Mrs. Carlton. the
mother of the bridegroom. in honor of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

James Mcmillan at her summer home,
Manchesterb blythe Sea.
Mrs. Daniel P. Mccartney and Com
mander and Mrs. Irwin and family are
spending the summer at the former
nome at Osterville. Mass.
After fortnight at Atlantic City Mr.
and Mrs Thropp will go to their home at
Garlslow, Pa, for the summer
Miss Lucinda Carpenter Pennebaker.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Darwin
Pennebaker. is one OF the most attractive
members of the younger set in George
town.
The weekly dance at the Dumbarton
Club last Tuesday evening was unusually
gay. as there were quite number of out
of-town guests present besides the large
attendance of members from Washington
and Georgetown. Several large supper
parties were given after the dancing.
MISS Pearl Nottingham entertained last
Monday evening at her home on r street
Music and dancing We're the features of
the evening and later supper was served
Miss Susanna VERIFY was hostess at a
charming little dance last Friday evening
at her home on Cliffborne place i'm honor
OF Miss Geline Macdonald of Richmond.
me mouse was tastefully decorated in
palms and cut flowers. and the supper was
served after the dancing at small tables
arranged with flowers and shaded lights.
Miss VERIFY, who was assisted IN receiving
her guests by her mother. Mrs. f. w
VERIFY, was daintily gowned in an empire
dress of white lace over white satin and
carried an armful of white roses. Miss
Macdonald, the guest of honor. wore a
pretty white organdy. hand painted in
ynir1I tic a.
slip Miss S. Tonita Ridgway was dressed
in white embroidered null over pink chit
fon. Others present were Miss Marguerite
Curtis. Miss Eliza beth Reside Miss Eliza
beth MacCarteney Miss Godoy. the Misses
Todd, Miss Carlo. Miss Thorne. Mr.. Rich
ard Daniels. Mr.. Charlie Brookes, Mr..
Jack Moran. Mr.. Peter Nicrossi Mr.
Charlie Thorne, Mr.. Frank Godoy, Mr..
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on account of the illness of her grand
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Smoot and their
four little sons left Saturday afternoon
for Hamilton. Va. where Mrs. Smoot and
the children will spend the summer.
Mr.. j. D. Wright of Brunswick, Ca, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William T.
Glover at their home on 3Oth street for
the week end. Mr.. Wright will leave
Sunday night for New York.
Miss Louise Arnold will go shortly to
Casco Bay. Me. where she will spend
several weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. Emily Matthews has closed her
home on 30th street and left Thursday
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with large bowl of lavender sweet peas
and maiden-hair fern in the center. and
small vases filled with the same flowers
were at each corner. The favors were
corsage bouquets of the sweet peas, tied
with lavender ribbcn. Those invited to
meet Miss Macdonald were Miss Louise
Silver, Miss Alice, Silver. Miss Marguerite
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for Avon-by-the-Sea, n. j., where she
will: spend the summer.

Miss Ruth Davis gave a luncheon Thurs
day, June 10. at her home on Irving street.
complimentary to Miss Geline Macdonald
of Richmond. Covers were laid for eight
and the table was beautifully decorated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

Miss Rhona Schloss of Baltimore is the
guest OF Miss Hilda Jacobs of Washing
ton Heights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21
SOCIETY.
CONTINUED from Second Page.)

'Sonilhueu I4oih oeooilu losel
Rhona Schloss of Baltimore. Florence Co.
hen Lillian Burnstein, Sarah koenigs-
berger and Messrs. Albert Steinem.
Milton Kaufman. Daniel Bensinger Gil
bert Hahn, Norman Blum. David Oettin-
ger. Louis CHASER, Milton Abel and Milton
Fisher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Salmon are spending
two weeks in Atlantic City.
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Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Goodwin chaperoned
jolly little party down the river last
Friday evening; picnic supper was
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After fortnight at Atlantic City Mr.
ana Mrs Thropp will go to their home at
Garlslow, Pa, for the summer
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rest of the summer at Nara ganSett Pier
with the parents of the latter, Justice
and Mrs. Mckenna.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Horsey of
Crisfeld. Md, TO DR. Rastus Ransom
Norris of Baltimore will take place
Wednesday next in Crisfeld. a the home
of the brides aunt. Mrs Gordon Thomas
Atkinson. Miss Horsey is the daughter
of Mr.. William p. Horsey of Cristied.
Her mother was Miss Clara L. Roach,
daughter of the late William II. Roach
OF Somerset county. DR.. Norris is the
son Of Mr.. James l.. Norris of Washing
ton. He is graduate of the medical de-
partment of the University of Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Choate are &C.
cupying Naumkeag. their villa in Stock
bridge, Mass, for the first time in two
years. Both Mr. and Mrs. Choate are
fond of motoring and they will undoubt-
eddy spend much time touring about the
Berkshires.
Baroness Won Ket1eler. who is the guest
OF her father. Mr.. II. B. Ledyard; at
Crosse Pointe farms, near Detroit, will
spend part of her summer with Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

Miss Lucinda Carpenter Pennebaker
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Darwin
Fenneoaker. is one OF the most attractive
town.
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Continued on Fourth Page)
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Miss Anna Elliott Pennebaker left thi:
week for Illchester. Nd. to attend the
house party given by Mrs. Ignatia Creecy
in honor of her son, Mr.. Donald Creecy
at her summer home. the Highlands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

Mrs. Daniel P. Mccartney and Com
mander and Mrs. Irwin and family are
spending the summer at the formers
home at Osterville, Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-21

Mrs. James P. Willett gave luncheon
Tuesday last in honor of Miss Geline
Macdonald of Richmond and Miss S. To-
nita Ridgeway at her beautiful country
home. The Glebe. Livingston Heights. Va,
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James Mcmillan at her summer home
Manchester by-the-S
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Mr. and Mrs Henry Matthews and fam
lily have gone to their country home IN
oxford on the eastern shore Of Mary
land.
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Mrs. Helen Heiner and Miss Edith Hell
ner have closed their house on o street
and left town for the summer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
OFF to Baltimore.

The official board Of the Methodist
church recently voted their pastor. Rev.
L. N. Potashinisky. a months vacation
and he proposes spending Il in a most
enjoyable manner. On Monday evening
II company with Or. Chase and wife Of
Colorado Springs. Rev. Warner and wife
Of Boulder. and Rev. Martin Of manza-
aola, he departed for Baltimore. Nd. 10
attend the General Methodist Conference.
lie supreme council Of the church. which
meets once In four years. On the way
- Baltimore Rev. Potashinsky proposes
making stops Of several days In Chicago
and New York and will return by way Of
Nsw Orleans and ST. Louis, reaching
home again abou. June /.
A great treat Is In store for the read
srs Of the Enterprise. as Rev. Potassium
sky has agreed to furnish this paper with
q weekly letter while away. The rsvsr-
end gentleman's letters will undoubtedly
prove intensely interesting and those
wishing extra copies Of the Enterprise
are advised 10 place their orders early
The hrst letter b expected 70 Appear
aszt wssk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
Back from fiouoluIu.

Mr.. and Mrs. X. !. Maxwell 20. homo
Wednesday after a three months absence
amidst strange scenes. They report hav-
ing had an exceedingly p,sssan. trip to
Honolulu. then back to Santiago. where
they met the U. S. Navy and returned
with the iolly sailors 70 take in the hearty
welcome tho boys in blue received a,
Los Angeles. and then home by the way
OF Grand Canon. which was surely an
itinerary agreeable enough to suit the
most fassidious. Mr.. Maxwell says tha,
he had the time Of his life and never fel,
better. and his looks certainly bear ou.
the statement.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
OF INTEREST TOLADlES
Domestic Science Short Course As.
sured for Next Winter.


sured for Next Winter.
As the Enterprise reported at the time
OF the recent Domestic Science Short
Course in this city. the ladies Of Rocky
Ford and vicinity were SO we'll pleased
with the useful Information received that
resolutions were adopted asking for
return date. Mrs. H. W. Royal was in
strueted to make the request to tho
Colorado Agricultural College. and in re-
ply hereto she has received the following
letter from the Director Of Farmers In
stitu.es:
Mrs. H. ". Royal. Rocky Ford. Colo.
Dear madam:-
Your favor to President Aylesworth
was received during my absence. and has
been turned over to me, as have charge
, Of the Farmers Short Courses. We are
planning TO hold both Farmers and
Domestic Science Short Courses in Rocky
Ford next winter. We cannot set the
date ye, until we hear from all other
points. There are several other towns
tina. applied for the date you asked for
before you did. bu, after all applications
are In. we will try and adjust tho dates TO
make them satisfactory for all concerned
The college greatly appreciated tn.
way that cur people wero treated Al
Rocky Ford. and we hope to DO able ts
give you even better Short Course thar
you had las. winter.
Sincerely yours.
II. NJ. Cottrell.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
ELECT NEW DIRECTORS
Rocky Ford Beard Of Trade Trsasscts
Some Business

Pursuant to call the adjourned annual
meeting Of the Rocky Ford Board Of
Trade was held in L. r. Fsnlason's Office
last Friday evening. Reports Of the years
business were made by ~: ... omesrs sno
several committees. and the following
board Of directors was elected:
J. A. Loekhart. W. J. Brown, J. r Cum
ningham. J. H. Award. E. c. Shelton. L.
r. Fenlason. M. U. Randel. X. A. Dawley
!. D. Hale. p. J. Refel. n. W. Lance. G.
N. Hall. H. |. Maxwell. W. c. Steele. H.
j. Sprinkler.
The board Of directors met Monday
evening evening and elected the following officers:
President-H. W. Lance
FRS. Vice.. C. Shelton
Second View. J. Brown
Seeretary-M U. Randel
Treasurer-W. c. Steele
An earnest effort was made TO prevail
upon Col. Loekhart and @. M. Hall to 70.
tain the positions Of president and sscfe-
,ary that they had 50 ably filled, but they
both offered good and sufficient excuses
and so were freed from their official eutiss
upon their promise to help tho cause
as members Of the board Of directors.
Several matters for tho good OF tht
town were discussed and II was deter
mined to place the board upon NOR
businesslixc footing. and TO this end I
committee consisting Of messrs Shelton
Dawisy. Hall. Sprinkler and Loekhart. wa
appointed to revise tho bylaws. 50 ths
a moro energetic effort may be made u
promote tho general prosperity Of tn
varied interests Of Raeky Ford" A. tn
preamble pithily states.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
GRAND OPeNlN l
Boitous Greet Frieods and Visitors
In New Quarters.

Boitous Greet F'rieods and Visitors
la New Quarters.
On Wednesday. April 22. 6olton's
Music and Art Speciality Store on the cor
nsr Of Main street and Elm avenue was
formally opsnsd with . grand reception.
Despite the dus: storm . constant stream
Of visitors entered the portals 70 view the
Transformation that had taken place Ia
this portion Of the Hale building. and ths
most popular expression from he sight.
sssss vas ITS psssssslI- lovely"
Ths change that has tsksa place b -
dssd wonderful. A large plate slsss
window has taken the place Of ths sn-
slightly brick vsll o. he Elm svsaas
side and the Main strsst froat has bsse
bsau,ifsd. The inside q ths store b slse
new. paper Of eeuvsa:ioaal design covert
tho walls and with he nsw furniture and
fixtures the Bottoms may b Congratulated
upon having the haodsomsss little ssoss
tn the city. ~ well - upon the prosper.
isy that has marked their business Hfs
Four yssrs ago Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Bei.
ton opsnsd = little store ss els D.,
avenue with small stock Of musical In
s'runenss. and now they occupy . build
ing 2sxeo feet that is fllsd 70 overflow
log with everything In the music line, ar
and embroidery goods. etc.
Every visitor 70 the store on wsdnss.
day was RECALLED with punch. etc.. b,
Mrs. Bolton. was presented with hand
some souvenir. and was 30 sssinrI,
welcomed ,ha, they will no, soon forge,
u. and will avail themselves Of tho kind.
ly invitation to call again.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
p.,usus From 81 nisslon.

,ohn NsKtn,ek returned Friday from
Mo-. WHARF hs was calico TWO
v,sk, ago by the death Of his son. II. a.
MeKi,,,,et. While on his way 70 ss
: or;. with a train load Of sheep tho car
in which the young man was nd'ne ~a
,aleseoped BY a passenger engine .ne
poor fellow had his leg caught between !,
IN, car ,imbots in such way ha' u
could no. be e.uisa,ed and for hsn an
ho,,, be suffered in terrible agony. Every
.f.or, to pry the iron bound 'imeets apa''
moved futile and a, last Covenant MIN
i,,er took the knife .onderod by tho un'
fortunate fellow and anposassd he l,'no
Blu, oven this heroic release was o. ~ !"
avail. as the young man died four '0''
late, from internal injuries.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24

", A. studsbaksr on Tuesday svsn'ns
eh.psronsd . party Of prospective home
stssdsrs 10 the tract in Southern ruso.o
eoen.y Med Upon last week by ne "n,.s
Rock Rsssr ,oir. Canal and Land Go. Ihs
new irrigation psojset 10 situated On .ns :.
| (sso Arroyo. and land along .he cana, Y Y
bsina eagerly sought The drse'Sr 3 3
ths new irrigation company a - 4
Davis, Floyd Aastio. ". 4. LS,", Ls.SS \
Studsbaksf and Andrsw bomss'e'e
'of Rocky Ford
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24

Ma, Alice Cook returned TO Denver on
Sunday. 70 resume her duties as 'ns'''s
tor in Woodruff College.
Ma. Katharine Burt arrived TUESDAY
from Coldwatsr. Kan. to spend tns s.'
mar with her sister. Mrs. II. j. Spf'"ss''
| W. 3. Goblin was this week granted :
f,,nehi.s TO install an electric lighting
J n,.,, in the town Of Fowler. The Enter
: mia. undsrs,ands that a company VIII Q,
io,msd 70 take over tho proposton o.
) .,o, "a matters can be 60. in shape.
Mrs. W. n. Young arrived from Ese',
!, sior Springs. Mo-. where she has oesn
:. attendance upon her husband. MOCK!
Ford friends will BE- pleased TO learn ".
!, Mr.. Young has rsgained his former nea'.'
= though they will be sorry to hear shas o
.;,, no, return to this city. a. physician
> h.,. cautioned him against this a'titud'
u. i. now in Dodge City. Kan, and q
nse,, To make that place his future nom
\. On. Of the mos. enjoyable meetings
!. ,h. sans souei club was held At the non
la os Mrs, Babeoek on Tuesday s'sernoo
u. miscellaneous program was giVs
he each member contributing somssn'ns
n. ints,s,s The reading Of papefs was
/. ,.,.osrssd with vocal solos BY MRS. l.
Of co1m.c. piano solos BY Miss Alice b
s. opet and . recitation By Miss ssrs
=; Ksip,r, which provided . great dse
msrrimsne
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
Result Of the Prima aries.

Republican primaries for tho election OF
delegates to tho county convention were
hsld throughout tho county last evening.
Tho delegates and al,ornasss from tho
several Rocky Ford precincts arc As fol-
lows: PRECINCT IL
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-04-24
A Small Blsxs,

An overhsated hus communicate
fire to its surroundings on the top a,
the Ramsay Dry Goods Co.'S .
Monday morning. but luckily y
was discovered before Il ha :. =
much hsadway. and . hast;
a.. -, - ~ 10. qus' ~ FOR
s,oon -, ~. ~. o.p~'' yehSd'bs
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