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Notice

There will be an examination for
all persons desiring to engage in the
business Of embalming human bodies.
This examination will be held at the
Laboratory Of Hygiene in Burlington,
Sept. 25, 1908 at one o'clock p. m.
Henry ID. Holton,
Sec. State Beard Of Health.
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r. q. GODFREY APPOINTED
Named as License Commissioner &c
Succeed Mr.. lockwood.

The assistant judges of the county
court w. C. Peck Of Sandgate and ~
d Potter of Pownal met at the court
house Saturday afternoon to audit
hills and transact other county bust
''9 One of the things done was to APP
,oint n license commissioner for the
,own of Bennington to all the vacancy
caused by the death of s. II. Rock
wood. Rufus B. Godfrey was appoint
cd 10 all out the unexpired torn.
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$4,000 WORTH OF PuLPWooD
Force Of 200 Men and Boys Fighting
Fire Near Woodstock

Woodstock, Sept. 2l.-About 200
men and boys after fighting in the
burning district, believed they had
the fire under control Saturday, but
about noon It broke out again and the
tired fighters went back to work.
About 500 acres have been burned
over. About $4,000 worth Of pulp
wood has been burned.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-21

dress a public gathering in the Cler-
mont avenue rink.
John W. Kern, the Democratic vice
presidential candidate, will open the
Democratic campaign in Mansfield, o.
Saturday.
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RlcHFoRD GUARDS WATER
Corporations Shut OF by Order Of
Village Authorities.

Richford,fi Sept. 2l.-The water com
missioners have shut off the water
from the Central Vermont Railway
Co., the Richford Manufacturing Co.,
and the Quaker Oats Co, and these
companies have engaged the firm of
c. c, Manuel & Sons Co., to pump
water into the mains during the
nights from a large spring
The water commissioners believe
that IL rain comes within reason
able time these actions will insure
sufficient water for the village If care
is taken not to waste any. About
400, 900 gallons is stored for fire pro
lection and this will not be drawn on
for other uses
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BIG FIRE AT CHELSEA.
Second conflaeration Raging In sos-
toms Unfortunate Suburb.

IONS UnToTIuNdIU oUUuTU'
Boston, Sept. 2l,-Another big con
flagratioh is raging in Chelsea, a sub
urb of this city which was almost
completely destroyed by fire last
spring. The blaze started in the box
factory of Wood G. McManus anc
spread rapidly destroying a half a
dozen large factories and many hous
es in the vicinity.
Several freight cars of the Boston
G. Maine railroad which were station
ed at a siding nearby, caught fire anC
were soon total loss.
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DUST CAUSES FEVER
New Disease Because Of Drouth at
Randolph.

Randolph Sept. 21.--A new expert
ment in watering the streets is being
tried, BY the use of the fire engine.
water is pumped into the street sprink
Ter from the river in order to parti-
ally lay the heavy dust. The air is so
full of dust that there are a number
Of cases of dust fever.
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Score-Bennington 6, Hoosick FAILS
0. Touchdown, j. Fassett; goal, That
cher. Officials-Pellerin of Benning-
ton and Learned of Middlebury col
lege.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-21

Miss Florence Quinlan left this af-
ternoon for New Rochelle, n. Y,
where she will enter the freshman
class of st. Angela college in that
city. Miss Quinlan graduated from
the local high school last June She
was accompanied by her father, b. A.
Quinian.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-09-21
WEATHER FORECAST

Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours
For Eastern New York and Western
Vermont fair tonight and Tuesday.
Warmer tonight.
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Storm Due But Only Sight the Usual Family Row Or

company's power plant. Had It not
been for this auxiliary power the vii.
lage would have been without lights
for that period and at the present
time.
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SWAMP FIRE IN sHoREHAM
Attempts to Subdue It Continued
Niuht and Day.

Shoreham, Sept. 21.-Several men
have been kept at work in the swamp
in the west part Of the town day and
night TO keep under control a fire
which started some days ago. The
smoke here has been very dense.
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and Mrs. DaIzeH. Capt and Mrs. War
rem Beach, General Miles. DIP SWisHer.
and Colonel Cotton
Gen. John ". Foster has gone 10 New
York for a Few days visit
Society is deeply interested in the
baseball game between the AIetropOlit-n
and the Chevy Chase Clubs. wednesday
afternoon at I o'clock in the ball park.
Seventh street and Florida avenue The
game viii be under the auspices of the
Ladies Auxiliary Society Of Providence
Hospital for the benefit Of he free
wards. In case OF rain the game IS 20
be postponed 20 the next afternoon at
the same time
The Metropolitan Club team includes
Edward Mitchell, catcher: Heu-f de ST.
hour. pitcher. Fred Brooks. second
base; Vaudeville Carlisle. shor1stoD.
Mr. Evans. third base: william Hoyt.
right field; Billy Merriam. center field.
Randall Hagner. left field, and substi-
tutes. Horace Wcstcott Jack Story. Hill
lard Owen. and Captain Mccoy.
On the Chevy Chase CLUB team are
BeAle Bloomer. catcher; j. B. Bayne.
pitcher, Ned Mclean. first base: James
r Mitchell, second base, william B.
Mason. shortstop: DR.. Glazebroox, th--d
base; Fleming Newbold. left field: Brit
ten Browne, center field: Mr.. Chamber
An' right field, and substitutes. Captain
Faulkner and Morven THOMPSON
Miss Matlde Townsend is head OF the
committee OF girls who VIII sell score
cards
The ratronesses Of the affair are
MIS- John r. Mclean, Miss AIathEde
Townsend. Mrs Charles Bell. the Misses
Fatten. Mrs Hun. Mrs. Murray Cobb.
Mrs. Elkius. Mrs James +. Barbour
MISS Cannon Nine. JSsserand Baroness
Moncheur. Il. roness Mayor des Plan
cEes, Nine. de Nsbuc0. Baroness Specx
Won SternbUrg, Mrs. Thomas Car. Mrs.
Hannis Taylor. Mrs. F. 4. NJ HOPKINS
Mrs Alfred Hopkins. Mrs. Edvz cd
White, Mrs Roland Cotton smith. Mrs
Dewey. baroness HengelmulIer. Mrs.
o Reilly LenOra de COdoy, Mrs. Sands.
Mrs. Schley. Nine. COrtes. Mrs Chaun-
cey Depew. Mrs Taft. Mrs Strauss.
Mrs BOurke Cochran, Mrs. George Ham
Aton. Misses Aerrick. AIRS. Sidney Webb.
Mrs Charles W Richardson Mrs
Ftou!ke. AIRS. Mccartney. Mrs. Lin
coin, Miss Acosta, Mrs. Chatard-
Those who viii occupy boxes are:
President and Mrs. Roosevelt. Mrs.
Nicho as LOngworth. Miss Mathude
Townsend. Mrs. John r. Mclean. Mrs.
Stephen Elkins. Mrs. James r. Bar
bour. the Misses Patten. Nine. Nabuco.
Mrs. William 3. Hi5bs, Mrs. Preston
Sands. Mrs. John S Webb, Mrs Thou. Is
Gaf. Mrs Clover. Nine. Godoy. Senior
Yoacham. Mrs Roland Cotton Smith.
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~ qtdeude informally season. there
III the usual of Easter spring engagements
~ weddings This the interesting
that of Miss Juiette Williams daughter Of and
Mrs John r. Williams Joseph Letter
brother tie late Lady the Countess Suffolk
Campbell
which the included intimate family
tier nj hers
down to Washington Wednesday afternoon his
the family
for the which place early
has not been set but the nupa viii be soemnd in the Williams
the Competent
ef, Miss Williams being Episcopaian
Miss Williams made her debut little
al functions
only the younger society generally.
She of the most beautiful girls in soceJ distinctive
blonde golden exquisite
Her education completed the
in Manila. where father
her they
ington The brdeec familiar uptown
thoroughfaes and in the shopping district
daily driving her electric automobile
ever her He electric machine has FeeH neglected for Mr. Letters
huge touring in which they have
rounding country Maryland. every day
Mrs George Summern Outside Richmond
stuck in the mud and Mr. Letter had telegraph special
TO extricate them
solitaire the engapmnt
ring Mr. Letter his sapphire stone
set in platinum, with number of small
setting
bemngIy happy over her
sons choice Of American girl viii young couple
ding gift of Dupont circle and will
present family jewels In this she is carry
herh husband Letter who
family home and Jewels to remain in the name of Ttor
For time it has seemed hardly possible
the daughters distinguished English
fmen and Mr. Letter upon a bach
wedding trip take his bride 70 spend tie
with his mother in the fall
they will abroad with Suffolk
who Miss Marguerite Letter. Campbell formerly
Miss Nancy Letter.
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BEAUTY.

Most women realize that beauty is largely
a matter OF a beautiful complexion. Il is
now known that any woman may easily
and quickly gain a perfect complexion by a
few minutes massage each day with Nadine
Ia Cream This delightful cream. scientii-
cally compounded from the purest medicinal
ingredients. never fails 10 Danish freckles
and all facial dLseolorations. It rids the
pores and tissues OF all impurities. smOoths
away all wrinkles and imparts 20 the skin
that much desired veivety s0ftneSs and ex-
quisite ciearness. leaving 70 IN a state az
childlike freshness and beauty. As a beauti-
flying agent Nadinola Cream where best
known. IS regarded necessity Each pack
age contains a binding guarantee and fun
directions which tell Just how any woman
may have a perfect complexion. Sold at all
high-class drug stores. 90 cents and Sl.o0.
NATIONAL TOILET CO. Paris. Tenn.
sold by Thompson's Pharmacy, Evans
Pharmacy, Anlsck's Pharmacy, Q DonneIr &
and others.
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returned 10 Washington Thursday from
South and Central America. where they
have been making an extended visit
The Belgium minister BaroI Mon
cheur. returned to washington Thurs
day with his two daughter. Alike and
Marguerite. from a short Southern trp-
The Misses NIOncheur returned TO SIar-
on Hill, Pa, where they are at scaool.
The First Secretary Of the SiaTe-c
Legation and Mrs. Edward LOTUS have
taken a cottage at East PoiEs. cape
Ann. Mass. fer the summer. and VIII
establish the legation there IN Ma.
The minister from Panama Senior
Arrange. will leave Washington Moudas
for New York, from where he viii saii
for a months absence in Panama.
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2 + 2

OCIAL Washington sympathing deeply and Mrs
~ Shonts, Miss Marguerite Shonts young Duchess de
~ Chaulnes in their recent bereavement
IN Washington Mr. and Mrs ShOn White
made for themselves host Of friends only the younger set
but in society generally.
The duchess her spent in WASH
ngton just after the last fall and
feed and entertained
and Mrs Bchard Reid Rogers Farragut square
the Duke and Duchess Chunes spent Sunday Washington ~
Florida on trip
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Diplomatic

The italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planches entertained at din
,ner in the embassy on New Hampshire
avenue last evening.
Baron HengelmuIler. the Austro-Hun-
.uarian ambassador, left Washington
Yesterday for a few days stay in New
york. The baroness and their little
idauzhter. Baroness Mia, are stil at
1he Virginia Hot Springs
Tie German Ambassador and Baroness
speck Won Sternburg have returned TO
the embassy. on Massachusetts avenue.
and have with them still Miss Violet
I,angham, sister Of the baroness, who
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z p =

ASHINGTON a drama and dis
HA covered much to its surprise
wv several of the first
PRrchees"
ton of Miss Ruth Hlord and the Percy Leach for
the benefit of the Junior League of the National Republic
amateur performance
Mrs p Lee Phillips in the role of dashng young widow demon
straed that not only could she
ready but that she
Olga Converse daughter of Rear Admiral
part OF an admas daughter in the play Interpretation
as dainty and graceful professional
The audiences each night
resident society folk who
At the end
front of the veriable
tributes from admirng friends
Richard
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White House

: Mrs. Roosevelt left yesterday after
noon for New York. She will be the
sguest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robin
son until this afternoon, when she Will
return to Washington. She will be aC-
rcOmpanied by Miss Ethel Roosevelt.
who left for New York early last week.
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Mrs D. p Mccartney, Mrs Mcmillan
Mrs. Paul Peal~alI. Nine Quesada-
Mrs George HUFF Airs. Logan. Mrs. ".
J. Montgomery. hrs. Myers. Mrs perry
Belmont. Nine. Chem0ut. Mrs. Tuck
ermau.
a number Of the pupils Of Section 70
OF the Central High School gave an
outing on wednesday 90 Great Falls.
Among those in the party were Miss
Mary Darrah. Miss Doris SoutEau.
Miss Mamie Murphy. Miss Mildred Han
nan. Miss Eva Trusheim. Miss Edith
Goodwin. Miss Emma Schrieber, and
Miss Bertha T. LIngle-
The party was chareroned by Mrs.
f. J. L1ngIe and Mrs p. G. Sweet
Little Karl Sweet acted as mascot.
Mrs. James H. Hopkins. rrhO his
spent the winter season with her son.
Lieut.. George Hopkins. L. s n g., al
the Mare Island Navy Yard. California,
has returned TO her home in Washing
ton
Brigadier General Carlton. L. 8 A..
has returned 10 his APARTMENT AZ the
Bancroft from Fort Monroe, where he
mas been spending the winter a. the
Hotel Chamberlin.
Lieut. and MS Robert Rutherford
are the guests or Col and MIS- Z. @
Rutherford. in their home on Nineteenth
street.
Gen. and Mrs James II Eel. who
spent the winter in italy. left Washing
ton Friday for their home in New Lon
don, Conn
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has been spending the winter in Wash
lhSton. Miss Langham will remain with
her sister for the spring season. and
viii probably 90 abroad with them this
summer.
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Cabinet

/ The Secretary of State and Mrs. Root
have as their guest their son, Edward
Root. who arrived in Washington yes
-terday.
Mrs. Meyer. wife Of the Postmaster
General and her daughter. Miss Julia
Meyer, returned 20 Washington last
evening from New York, where they
spent the week.
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Miss Martha GieIow, who recently sus-
tanned q serlo1s injury 70 her knee, IS
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

A pretty tea VAS given at the resi-
dence Of ar. and Mrs. Albert Stewart.
Cle-eIand Park. Tuesday afternoon The
drawing rooms and dining rooms were
decorated with palms and cut flowers
Mrs. Stewart was handsomely gowned
in a light gray silk wolfe. over white tar
feta. wearing as her only ornament. a
beautiful pearl necklace an heirloom Of
the family.
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The Catholic Conversation Circle held
a meeting on Thursday last at the home
of the vice president, Mrs Ida NJ Col
ford. 1857 Y street northwest. The Rev.
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

Nine. Won Livonius, wife Of the mill
tary attache Of the German embassy
VIII sail for Germany Thursday. Nav z
and Captain Won Livonius will leave IN
June TO join his family. They will spend
the summer travelling.
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Personals

Mrs. I. Z. Letter was hostess last
evening al a beautifully appointed din
ner IN her home, on Dupont circle. in
compliment 20 her son, Joseph Letter.
/ and his hancee Miss Juliette Williams.
Among those invited were Representa-
Tive and Mrs. BOurke Cochran. Represen-
tatlve and Mrs. Nichciss LOngworth-
Gen. and Mrs. J. FranEL.. Bell, General
land Mrs. Corbiu. General and Mrs.
Johnston, Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs
| Williams, Miss Williams parents. M
and Mrs. Herbert Wads,. orth, Mr.. and
! Mrs. John r Mclean, Mr. and Mrs
I.eary, OF Philadelphia Miss Clapper-
ton. Bishop Williams, OF Michigan; Rep
| resentative Butler Ames. and William
Hit.
Gen. and Ms. Clarence Edwards
were dinner hos = last evening, hav-
! ing among their guests Col. and
Mrs. Frank L. Denny, Gaj. and Mrs.
| Charles l. McCawley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont, Mis- Thayer. Miss Low
ering, and Thomas / Walsh.
Former Senator ard Mrs. Dryden left
Washington Friday for their summer
home. at BernardsviIle. n J., where
they will join their son-in-lalw and
daughter, Col aid Mrs. KUser, for the
spring and summer seasons.
M and Mrs. Perry Belmont ave re-
turned 10 their home on Scott Circle
from a few days in New York
Miss Elizabeth Dessey, Of Chevy
! Chase. entertained at "A beautifully ap-
| pointed luncheon Friday in honor Of
| Miss Pauline Hope. Of Atlanta Ca.
who has been in Washington for the
past week acting as page at the
D. A. r congress.
The students and faculty Of BeIcourt
| Seminary entertained Friday at the
/ first of their alternate Friday evening
| dances since Lent.
| For the remainder Of the school sea
| son the dances will be held every other
Friday evening, the next one taking
place Friday evening. May l.
After May l Miss Nellie Matthews will
be at home to her friends at 1915 Cor
coran street. the former home of the
late E. B. Hay.
1 -AlAAtuE lllts SAA4h4LElA BEdlLllAl cos
tunes worn at the Knights Of Column
bus ball Tuesday evening was that of
Mrs. y c. Joy. Her gown was a close
! fitting princesse Of pale pink satin,
made with a long train, and trimmed
with duchesse lace and effective touches
| Of panne velvet were introduced on the
! bodice. She wore a coronet Of tiny pink
rosebuds and tinsel butterfly aigrette
in her hair. A diamond neckls &c and
! pendant completed one Of the most ef-
| fective toilettes in the ballroom
J Mrs. Shuey, OF the Highlands, enter
| tanned d number of guests at a bridge
tea Thursday afternoon. The ballroom
where the sixteen tables were arranged
was attractively decorated with palms
| and spring flowers.
/ The hostess wore a handsome gray
/ chiffon gown, made empire style and
trimmed with silver embroidery and
lace.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Conway II. Ar
mold. L. S. n. have again taken VI
! their residence in washington. Rear
Admiral Arnold having been assigned to
| duty here on the examining and retiring
! board They have taken apartments
in the Highlands.
Miss Nettie GreenviIIe entertain ID the
Kings Daughters Royal Helpers Circle
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At the performance Of the Mask and
Wig Club Thursday evening. April 50.
At the BelascO Treater box parties VII
he given by Mrs. John f Rsyburn-
Mrs 8 Preston Draper. Mrs N G.
Buckley. Mrs. George r. Huff. Mrs.
William p. Emo. Mrs. Arthur Lee. John
Barrett and Mrs A z. Bates
Among those who viii give rheater
parties for the same performance are
Mrs Addison. Mrs s Gordon-Cuna-
ming. Mrs J. P. Sanger. Mrs c. P
Russell Mrs Cleveland Perkins. Mrs.
Herhert WadsworJh Miss Helen H
Squire. Mrs. Glover. Mrs. G. P Wet
more. Mrs NJ < QUAY. Mrs. T Nelson
Page. Mrs O. W Rae. Maxwell Wood
hull. Mrs Richard : Ely Mrs John
Hay. Mrs. Richardson Clover. Mrs. T.
H NsWbeTry- Mrs Wallace F Ran
dolph. Mrs. Alexander 3. Legare. Mrs
John r wilkins. Mrs H g. Tarrow.
Mrs Charles J. Bel. Mrs. Covles. Mrs
y 3 Moran Frank W Hackett. Mrs
Charard and Mrs Audenried.
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OF the Presbyterian Church. of Falls
Church. AT a delightful buffet luncheon
in her apartment at the Por;1er. Tues
day, April q.
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The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine.
Nabuco We're dinner hosts last evening
IN honor OF the Vice President and Mrs
Fairbanks. The guests Invited to meet
them were the Persian minister. General
Morteza, Khan; Senator and Mrs. Rur-
rows, General and Mrs. Draper. Col
and Mrs. Charles S. Bromwen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh, Mrs. Timmons.
Mrs Hobson, Miss Gwynne. the charge
d ahaires Of the Swedish legation, Mr..
Ekengren; Mr.. de Freyre, of the Per-
sian legation; the Secretary Of the Bra
lillian Embassy and Nine. Chermont
the counselor Of the embassy NJ 40
Anaral and the second secretary Mr.
de Wanna Eelsch. M
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me British ambassador will return
20 washington tomorrow from Atlanta.
~here ne has been for the last several
Gays and has delivered several ad-
dresses on educational subjects before
an educational convention.
Miss Dawson, who has bea, H.
guest Of Mrs. Bryce for a few DAYS. has
returned to her home in Baltimore.
The Military Attache of the Embassy,
and the Honorable Mrs James will re-
turn 10 Washington tomorrow from
latter part of the week.
The Minister from Haiti and Nine.
Leger wiz spend the summer at Deer
Park, Md.
Nine. Calvo and Mile. Calvo. wife and
daughter of the minister from Bolivia
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

Those present were Miss Alma Demon
est, Miss LOUla Mankin. Miss Rice,
Miss Susie Dawson, Miss Davenport.
Mrs. Eugene McNair. Mrs. KnoOp. and
Mrs. Altdorfer.
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Miss Caro- Estelle 8Isxcy. whose en-
gagement 10 J. Richard Hewitt. Of
Louisville Ky was recently an
nounced. is spending several days in
Baltimore.
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Father Martin O'Don0ghue was the
guest OF honor, and addressed the as
sembly upon the benefit OF --Self-DeveI-
opnent by Kind Words and Noble
Deeds. A general conversation then
took place. after which refreshments
were served
Among those present were Mrs
Charles BlcGllley-, Miss Mary /. Niece
Mss Annie C. F. Rogers. Miss II. Kier-
nan, Mrs ColfOrd. Miss Katherine
Kirby, Miss Ethel COifOrd, Miss Clare
Dillon. Miss Marie KTibs. Miss Frances
HARNESS. Mrs Zeh. Mrs. Lohr. Mrs.
Lougee. Miss Cora Colford. Miss Kath-
arine Reed, Miss Ruth Colford, and
Mrs. Harry Coope-
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

The pretty home OF M and Mrs
Albert Stewart, Cleveland Park, was
the center OF attraction for a large
gathering Of young people Tuesday eve
ming. April q. the occasion being a
dance given by Frank Stewart The
rooms were decorated with palms and
cut flowers. A buffet supper was served
after which dancing was resumed until
time 20 catch the last car for the city
The party was made Up mostly OF class
mates Of Mr. Stewart from the Friends
Select school
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

Commander and Mrs. Alexander
Sharp, Of the navy yard. Will leave
Washington Thursday Tor San Fran
cisco. where Commander Sharp has been
assigned 20 command Of the L. S. s.
Virginia, vita the fleet. Commander
and Mrs. Sharp have made many
friends during their residence in Wash
ington, and their departure IS the occa-
sion OF sincere regret.
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

Miss AIary Peyton. Of CnarlOttesviIla,
Va, who has been the guest Of Mrs.
James Hay. IT., OF L street, has re
turned 10 ner home.
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

Miss Nettie GreenvilIe entertained the
Kings Daughters Royal Helpers Circle
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

Gen. and Ms. Clarence Edwards
were dinner hos = last evening, hav-
ing among their guests Col. and
Mrs. Frank L. Denny, Maj. and Mrs.
Charles l. NcCawley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont, Mis- Thayer. Miss Low
ering, and Thomas ! Walsh.
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Conway H. Ar
mold, L. s. N, have again taken up
their residence in Washington. Rear
Admiral Arnold having been assigned to
duty here on the examining and retiring
board They have taken apartments
in the Highlands
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

A party OF fifteen OF the young men
and women who took part In The
Prince OF Parcheesi" last week lett
Washington this morning for the coun-
try place OF DR.. J. Breckenoriage
Bayne, where for several days they VIII
be the house guests OF DR.. Bayne 5
Drother-in-law and sister, Mr.. anc Mrs.
DevId r. Tenant. jr-
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

Gen. and Mrs James II Eel who
spent the winter in italy. left Washing
ton Friday FOR their home in New Lon
don, Conn
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

owen Scott has iss1ed cards for &
dance Monday evening. April 2, In his
home on Connections avenue.
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

and Mrs DalzcH. Capt and Mrs War
rem Beach, General Miles. DF- SWtsher-
and Colonel Cotton.
The Washington times., 1908-04-26

Former Senator ard Mrs. Dryden left
Washington Friday for their summer
home. at BernardsviIle, n J., where
they will Join their sOn-in-laiv and
daughter. Col aid Mrs. Kuser, for the
spring and summer seasons.
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DR.. Douglas HuIyer, grandson OF The
late Judge Curtis J. HiIlyer. enter
tanned ar an informal card party Thurs
day evening.