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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-09-03
VOLUNTEERS IN
CAMP With BUNCH
OF REGULAR Army
Hearst News Service.

Indianapolis, Ind, September g.
Militia from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
West Virginia, Michigan, Wisconsin
and Kentucky, will engage in man.
euvers with the regulars at Fort Ben
jamin Harrison during the month, be-
ginning today
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
PYTHIANS IN GREAT PARADE
knights Make Good Showing in Bos-
ton, Despite Rain.
Washington Companies Billed to
Take Part in the Prize
Drills To-day.

SPECIAL % Tie Wzshngon Head
Boston, Mass. aug despite the
threatening showers the second parade OF
the Pythiaus was made a spectacular sue
cess to-day. and in this the Pythian sis
Jers took a principal part
Arrayed IN elaborate mulucolored gowns
on symbolic floats, they made q SERIES of
remarkable pictures. The storm. how
ever, iuterfered with the starting OF the
prize drills. and the committee was
obliged 20 hold them over until to-mOr-
row
Two Washington companies are entered,
the FIRST and Seventh District Of Colum-
bia- the former assigned 20 the thirty
minutes beginning at 1o-35 a. m. and ths
latter a similar period beginning at u.SJ
a n
The dr5u prizes total S29G0. and the
competition promises 10 be warm and con-
tinued- The field exercises include IN
spection- company movements. and sword
manuel Each company must be COM
posed Of eighteen si- knights and three
0filcers-
IN the appointment 70 the standing COM
mi--ee. announced today. T A Bynurl-
Of Washington. is named for the commit
tee on the military department
The list Of District OF Columbia COM
panies in yesterdays parade OF the uni
form rank received a mighty ovation,
and compliments on their appearance and
marching are heard to-day at Camp
Lyon ard elsewhere
The washington knights are e1-hUsias-
tic baseball fans. and are attending the
. ra.-a~ r-a--az -ar-rr1a-rr- Much e~00f7--7 l.
tured 5ollyiug is passed between their
section OF Camp Lyon and the PItrsburG
I bivoUac-
II the pleasure trips and social gather
I ings. also IN the receptions. the Wash
lngt0n visitors are prominent
Grand knight H J GasSOn was enter
tsireL yesterday by Commonwealth
. Lodge Of Boston. and the Washington
+ euStEn5a can be seen everywhere.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
Mr.. BAKER IELLSOF ACCIDENT
District Attorney Thought Auto
Would Crush Party.
VIII Never Forget Sensations as
Machine Plunged Over Preci-
pice in the CafskiIIs-

In describing the accident IN which he
killed on Walnut Mountain. in the Cats
kills. near Liberty. y. Y. Tuesday morn
ine. District Attorney d W Baker said
yesterday
For a few moments after the automO-
bile fell over the precipice and turned IN
the air thought i- was al over"
Mr.. and 1Irs. Baker upon their arrival
here Tuesday night went Immediately 90
their country home al Germantown. 8Id
A1r- Baker expects 90 resume his duties a;
the city h.u this morning.
Spealllug os the accident. Mr. Baker
said our party. composed OF Miss I'm.
iIy McSaa-ara, DR.. $. z. JcIlife. Of New
York. AIrs- Baker. and myself had start
ed out 20 climb Walnut Mountain IN O bis
61-E0Tsepower machine We gained III.
top. and Il was or che descent that IN,
accident happened. Our chauffeur va.
cautiously driving his car when the front
tires struck some stones. and IN an in
StanJ The car went flying over the edg,
OF the road. landing upside down in II,
. tree tops
/ Mr.. Baker explained the work OF assist
! ing the occupants OF the machine 70 IN.
road. and added
( 1t was a great relief when We found
. that no one was badly hurt shaI
never forget the sensation We did no
. know whether We would be dashed :,
death or not
/ Mrs. Baker and Miss Mcnamara. whe7
/ seen yesterday. although they showed n,
[ III Effects Of their thrilling experience
I said they had been badly frightened
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
RAYKER WANTS TO GET OUT
Senator's Son Seeks Release from
Baltimore Sanatorium.
Man Who EIoPed with Mrs Fisher
Gets Writ of Habeas
Corpus,

Baltimore, Aug 5.-A writ OF habeas
corpus was to-day served on Dr. E y
Brush. superintendent OF the Shepperd
and Enoch Pratt Hospital. demanding
that ne produce before the Circuit Court
for Baltimore County. on September !.
next. William B. Rayner, son OF Senator
Rayner. Of Maryland. whose elopement
q few months ago. and subsequent return
10 this city with Mrs. William II Fisher.
created a treuleudous sensation and who
for about tTTo weeks has been confined
in the hospital on the charge that he Is
mentally unbalanced
The writ IS made out In the usual form
and simply alleges that William B Ray
ner is incarcerated illegally and against
his viii.
In the proceedings which he has insti-
t-ted 10 gain his freedom. Mr.. Rayner Is
represented by Attorneys John Grason.
Of Towson. and Robert B Kelly. Of Phil
adelphia- II is rumOred that Mr- Kelly
was employed at the instance Of Mrs.
Fisher.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
ARMY AND NAVY.
Armr Orders.

TIE fo.l0Eins-nsmed Erst Es--ensuts MsiicaI Re-
sc-ys Curus. r5csu-lT appointed from c-uI--c-
surgeons L s A. w1th rank from Jul- :, l9os-
are ordered 70 active duty II the service q la5
United States on accC1Es q an existing eue7~
csnCy. and ar assigned 20 duty q -Le-r T7cssl-
stations. THOMAS : LOWE. HENRY F..
LINCOLN. JOSEPH E BASTIAN. and VAL
FACE 2. PARNMAN.
First Lieut.. CHARLES u GORDON. =, Sixth
Infantry. IS detailed as professor q military
tcc1ce and tactics the Cz-lIsls AIili-z-T
ACADEMY. Arlington. Tex. 70 tazg e-Iecr Septs-s-
bsr ! lsS
At the rsouesc q the Sore-uoT q Aiaaau-l- Ma
WALTER 4 THCRSrOS. Z, S. a, Te-irc,is
with his cu-seut IS detailed. under Tie pzo-
visions of the SCI q CCl--ess approved Au-l ..
Ias f5r duty with the Organized militia Of Al
hama
he following chauses II the stations ard duties q
G1icers of the Criuance department are ordered:
Mai WILLIAM 5 PIERCE is rciisved from
Temporary duty n the cfiCe q Tie Chlcf q Ord
uauce. % take efsc- August :. -eS and VII
rsturn TO the 8iidvale Steel WORKS. PailadepAis.
Pa.
Mai CLARENCE c. WILLIAMS Is relieved f7uu
duty as inspector Il crl1ance az tie vorEs q
the Bethlehem Steel Company. South Bethlehsn.
Pa, % take esect August Z SO. sud VIII then
Qrocsed 10 the WatsrtOVn Arsenal. WztertoUn.
Ms
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
LONG SEARCH FOR Her CHILD
Mothers Tireless Efforts at Last
May Be Rewarded.
Stolen by Father Fourteen Years
Ago, Boy Is Located in Found
ling Asylum.

New York, Aug. 5.-AfJeT a futile search
Of fourteen years during which she has
spent a fortune Mrs Anna Klugman to-
day made the first read advance in the re-
covery Of the child she says her husband
stole from her when the boy was three
weeks old
Justice Greenbaum to-day signed a writ
on Sister Terese Vincent. Of the New
York Founding Asylum In her petition
Mrs KIUgman says the boy was deposited
in a crib at the asylum by his father.
Mrs KIugman says she is a woman OF
wealth and for fourteen years has spent
large sums OF money searching for her
boy through the big cities Of the United
States. The first trace OF the child she
received several weeks ago. when by acci-
dent she met her former husband, Samuel
Okstein-
Sister Terese. through her counsel. says
that the child was iadentured at the age
OF three and half years, and that she
has lost the records in the case Mrs
Klugnan said she had remarked. that
her husband Is a man Of wealth. and that
she is especially DESTROYS to get her child.
She said the child had been bound out
to one J. Blondia, but she had been Un-
able TO trace his abode
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
CHURCH REUNION AT PEN MAR,
Thousands Attend Meeting of Ger
man Baptist Brethren

man Baptist Brethren.
speciaI % The Washington HerEld
Hagerstown. Nd. Aug. 5.-NIembers OF
the German Baptist Brethren Church. Of
Maryland and adjoining States. held
their annual reunion to-day at Pen Mar
Park Despite the threatening condition
Of the weather during the forenoon.
there were several thousand persons
IN attendance. Uu- special train from
Hsgerstown carried SO
The address Of the day was delivered
by Rev W H Beachler, Of NIyersdale.
Pa. whose subject was Two hundred
years Of progress. The exercises opened
with Scripture reading by Rev. J. I
Han. OF 81. James. Nd The opening
prayer was said by Rev ". D. Furry,
Phi D. OF Baltimore Rev H L Cough
nOur read an original poem On The
Church's BicentenniaL" DR.. V. ". Rich
ard. Of Fairplay. Nd. presided al to
days gathering. which was the third an
rual event
Encouraged BY the large attendance
to-day under adverse conditions. It was
/ decided 10 hold another reunion at Pen
Mar next year, Dr. Reichard being en-
powered 20 appoint a committee Of
twelve TO make the necessary arrange
ments.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
TOURNAMENT OF ARMY SHOTS.
To Be Held at Fort sheridan 10 Sc
Iect Team for Dryden Trophy.

Chicago. Aug 5.-The best uarksmea IN
the United States Amy VIII show thei-
skill at Fort Sheridan. II. al the rife
competition shoot which begins on Au-
gust :. 10 select a team 70 represent the
army at the Sea Girt shooting tourna-
ment in Septenber- when the United
States infantry. cavalry. Marine Corps,
Military and Naval Academies. and the
militia viii compete for the Dryden and
other trophies. The Fort Sheridan shoot
viii be held under the direction OF Brig
Gen William Il Carter. in command OF
the Department Of the Lakes.
Coe hundred and forJy-ssve7 officers
and men will compete. many coming from
the Philippines and Cuba Twelve medals
VIII be awarded 70 the competitors chosen
for the army team.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
Navy Orders.

Couuodo-e II ROBINSON. retired. detached
duty in Command Independenca. navy yard. Mare
Island. Cal. SC. 10 hone
Cart J. 2 MILTON detached duty navy yzr5.
Mare Island. Cal. Sc. % oamzand Ia5s-
peudence-
CAPT L YOUNG. a6iitioual ts1nDo-zrT duty CAP
tain of the navy yzrl. Mare Island Cal
Lieut. Co1a7nander c WEBSTER retired. dstscbs5
duty charge branch hydrugraplic O15ce. N0-fo1.
Va Sc August Is Iss. % home.
Lieut. C0mmauiCr 4 {. McAIECHAN retired %
duty IN charge of the branch Eydros-apaic os5Ss.
Norfolk. Va. August =. Lfs.
Acting Assistant Surgeon W L MANN. j.. %
duty {. ) Naval Bospital. Nevpcrt. T. 7
Paymaster G. II STACKHOUSE. detached ds-ty
navy ya7d. NorfaIk. Va. &c. 10 the navy vsrt
New York y. y. tsEupcr1-y duty as assistant
20 the general s-oreEeeser-
PasseT Assistant Pas=nastcr s z BARBER, de-
tached duty uary yard. Norfolk. Va &c %
duty Blrszu q Supplies and Ac-ouu.s. Navy
Dera--nent- Washizsg-on. D. c. Aug-ls- 70 lf6.
Gunner 7. SYLUND. appointed acting gunner
in the navy from February 3. l9ts. Virginia
Mate J. CTENCA. 6etashei duty Naval Ccal Do
pot. FrUnchmans Bay. Ne. &c % T0pcza-
Caus J. A. HUGHES. c1ruu-issioued captain n
the { : Marin COTS from Iune = Iss
Frs Ideuts. II. 7. YULTE. @. p. 1lET ER. and
q PURYEAR. II. c1unissioned frst Isrtzn-
ants u the Z. s. Marine Cops fr0n Nay d
les
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06

their. house was one OF the most imp0r-
Iaur rendezvous fo- the members of the
official as well as the army and navy
people They were old friends Of the
late President and Mrs Mckinley. from
Canton. Ohio.
Harry II. Pennington. of this city. and
Mss Mary E Graham, OF Virginia. were
married in Alexandria on the sth Of last
month by the Rev. ". ". Van Arsdale.
They kept the fact secret until a few
days ago. They viii receive thei- friends
az 515 Fourteenth street northeast
NJ. Jerome 1Iagee IS entertaining a
weekend party IT his fine place on a
beautiful little iusIand OF Chesapeake
Bay. Mrs. Nagee and Miss Magse. his
mother and sister, are spending their
summer there. and among the guests are
3Ir. and MIS-. George O'Counor and Mr..
May
NIr and Mrs. Thomas Hayes are spend
ing several weeks on an outing on Blaczv
istore's Island
Mr.. and Mrs. J Whit Heron and
Miss Heron are 81 Forest Inn. Eagles
mere. Pa. for months visit
Senator and Mrs. Chauncey Depew. who
are making an automobile trip in Europe
vgiu arrive al Lucerne on the 18th. 70 re-
main for several weeks.
The United States Ambassador tc
Vienna and Mrs Francis made the triI
from Austria 10 LUcerne n their touring
car. and went on 20 Burgenstock early
this week where they viii remain unJ
the fall
Miss 1IadEe Gilbert VIII return 20 hei
home fl Tak0ma Psrk to-day. after
ten days visit in Olean. y. Y Miss Gil
I bert returned with her uncle and aunt
AIr and Mrs. z. c. Gilbert. 10 their hom.
there after the death Of her mother. Mrs
g. F Gilbert The new home Of AIr
and Mrs L c. Gilbert. in the CoUntr!
f near Alexandria. Va. VIII be ready fo
their occupancy. they hope. IN November
when they viii remove there permanently
The United States consul at Constan
tinople and Mrs. Giles H Dickinson. WI,
are spending their summer in this coun
I Try. are at the Grand View Hotel. LAX,
4 Placid. y. Y
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
RALPH COLE A HERO.
Ohio Member of Congress Saves Two
from Drowning.

FIndlsy, Ohio. aug. Representative
Ralp Cole. OF Findlay. rescued two young
women from drowning during a shute-
the-chute accident at Riverside Park last
night
The boat had gone fifteen feet when
II capsized- Clark Sponsor. twenty. Of Lit
tie Baltimore. was drowned There were
more than a thousand person on the bank.
Representative Cole was among the spec
tators. He plunged into eighteen feet OF
water and dragged out Miss Beatrice
Harlow. an actress. Of New York. and
Miss Helen Baker. Of North Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
CHURCHES WILL GIVE AID.
Back Commissioners fn Effort TO Free
City of Undesirnbles.

Commencing the action OF the Com
nissioners and pledging their efforts 10
arouse public sentiment for the move
nent for the eradication Of certain
houses from Washington, the following
church people have circulated a peti-
tion among the various religious or
ganizations Of this city W O. IsOn.
George !. Chandler, Mrs. s. D. La
Fetra. secretary Woman's Interdenom-
national Missionary Union; Homer a
Seip. president Washington District
Epworth League: A W Starratt. presi-
dent District Of Columbia Christian En-
deavor Union; Charles E Guthrie. pas
tor HamIine n E. Church; 3. Il Swain.
NJ D, zed H CoPp, assistant pastor
Bethany Presbyterian Chapel. and
Percy 5. Foster
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
SEAMAN LOST AT SEA.
Albert E HetseI Believed to Have
Jumped Overheard

Albert E Heisel. ordinary seaman on
the battle ship Wisconsin, OF the Atlantic
feet. whose home IS at 3507 Michigan ave
nue.. Cincinnati. Ohio. jumped overheard
and was lost at sea on July 81 He had
been melancholy since receiving bad news
from. home IN the mail distribution in the
fleet by the Minnesota which remained
behind at Honolulu two days 10 get the
latest mail from home for the men Of
the feet
The suicide was reported by Admiral
Sperry in wireless message to- the
Bureau of Navigation. II, appears that the
fact that Heisel was suffering from
melancholia was noted by his shipmates.
He disappeared and after several days
Of search an Investigation was ordered
the board finding from the evidence that
be had probably jumped overheard.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
Clearance
Sale of
WOmen'S
High-cLaSS
Outer
garments.

WE have withdrawn
~ from our regular
stock all WOnlen'S Lin
gerie and Linen Cos
tunes and Dresses and
Linen Tailored Suits,
and m arked them at
pey SpeciaIpTice for i'm
mediate clearance. Some
of them are offered at a
fraction of their real
TaIue.
We have divided them
into three lots, as fOHOWS:
Lot All Fine Costumes and
Fancy Suits, of French Linen,
handsomely trimmed with Irish
crochet and flet laces and en-
broideries. White, pink, light blue,
lavender, and tan
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
Knocked DOVE by Bicycle.

While crossing Florida avenue. near
r street northwest. about o'clock last
might. Harry Brown. twelve years old
OF 20T r street northwest, was struck
and knocked down by a bicycle. said TO
have been ridden by Daniel Lee negro.
Of 1886 Cooksie court Lee was ar
rested. The boys injuries are not seri-
Gus and he vas removed To his home
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
TO CONVERT MISS ELKINS.
I Cardinal Gibbons Says Abruzzfs
Fiancee VIII Join Church.

Rome. Aug. st was reported here
to-day that Cardinal Gibbons told the Pope
in the audience that the latter granted
the American head OF the church. that
Miss Katherine EIkins VIII embrace the
Catholic faith before her marriage 20 the
Duke Of the Abruzzi-
The correspondent says that the Pope
questioned Cardinal Gibbons closely re-
eardinz Miss EIkins and her relatives
The Pope expressed pleasure that Miss
FIkins was about 20 become an Italian.
and Catholic. princess.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
DOUBLE WEDDING SURPRISES.
Best Man and Maid OF Honor Married
a1 Sisters Wedding.

Speci.I 70 ne WastinETol HC7aLL
Durham. y. C. Aug. Superintendent
5. G. Lindsay. OF the Dallas schools. and
Miss Darsey Massey. OF this city. were
married tonight Rev Lucius Massey
uncle OF the bride, performing The cere-
uony-
4 great surprise was sprung imnedi-
ately upon the conclusion Of the ceremony
when :. Pender Cpch,.rch. Of this city,
and Miss Ina Massey. sister Of the bride,
stepped TO the altar. where they had
waited as attendants. and asked the
preacher 20 marry them
Both couples spent the night here and
left for Washington and Norfolk
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
Cor Sc for $4,000 checIz.

Chicago. Aug William Becker. a
post-offioe wagon driver, found a $4,000
check. payable through the Merchants
Loan and Trust Company The trust
company was notified and a bank mes
senger was sent for the check Becker
received thanks and a 81 bill
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
$1,000 each.
Values, $500 to S39.75.

Lot 3-Au Figured Lawn
Dresses; princess style, with tuck
ed batiste yokes and full fare skirts
with fancy borders. Black. white,
brown, and dark and light blue.
$500 each. Value, $3.50.
Third foor-G St
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
Special Sale of
WOmen'S S LiSIe Hosiery.

TATE have Just received and Of
Wv fer a manufacturers sam
pies OF Women's Lisle
Thread Hose, IN plain black and
dark blue, embroidered tan, plain
and embroidered black lace and
fancy effects. They are high-grade
goods and very special value al
the price.
$50; ; prs. for SI.OO.
Regular price, SOC pair.
Main foor-F St
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Miss Wheatley's Wedding to
Take Place on Lawn.
MISS DOUELLA WOOD A BRIDE

Announced of Miss Beu
to VI. Castor de Ramaix-8Iiss KIer-
nan Engaged TO Ensign McCracIz-
eD-Nfves OF Army Officers Leave
Fort Nyer for Hot Springs.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
$500 each.
Values, $4,000 and S45.0O.

Lot All Fine Lingerie and
Linen Jumper Dresses and Suits,
richly trimmed with laceS and
hand-embroidery. White, pink,
light blGz. tan. and violet.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

The star Bout with Taylor Granville
in the leading roEe Of Joe Brady. The
Gosiln.' VIII be the attraction at the
New Academy commencing Monday. Au-
gust 10 The play had an unusually sue
cessfuI run in the principal vaudeville
houses Of The country. and has a record
OF twenty-COur weeks N New York City.
The success Il met with induced Mr..
Granville TO elaborate the sketch, and he
has evolved 6 f0ur-act drama which. II
is claimed, viii prove one OF the largest
and most ambitious dramatic productions
ever gIven at popular prices
The tour OF AIr. Granville is under the
direction Of the J. L VerOnee Amuse-
ment Company. which has surrounded its
star with a large and competent class OF
players. including Miss Laura Pierpont
in her original role q Mayme Farrell
the tough girl The play is handsomely
staged with seven scenes which are de-
cIared TO be triumphs Of the scene paint
er's art Among them are the first act
scene. showing the interior OF the Con
tinenJaI Club. q swell New York gam
bling place, AicFiun's buffet and Joe
Brady's training quarters on the B0wery.
the exterior and entrance TO the Olymplan
Boxing Club. Grants tomb by moon
| light a section Of Riverside Drive over
/ iookizg the Hudson River; Brady's :
/ apartments at the Savoy Hotel. and the
( now famous prize ring scene This lat
ter scene is the big act Of the p@ece.
and represents the arena Of a biz fight
club. with its 24-foot prize ring. There
are seconds. referee. announcer. bottle
! holders. Umekeepers. members Of the
/ club and their guests. and by the in
/ genious use Of a huge cyclorama and the
employment Of several hundred super
rumeraries the effect is as though the
/ arena was crowded with an audience of
500 or 1000 people
On Monday next, August 10. the ken
/ tuoky Bellies viii reopen the New Lyce-
un Theater- The production is under the
| personal direction Of J. Grant Gibson.
who is responsible for the lyrics. book.
and music. Jim Diamond IS the leading
| comedian. and in the role Of Gen Boom
/ is said to have a part that permits his
/ weIl-knOwn abilities as a fun-maker
plenty OF scope
/ There are fifty people in the cast.
/ thirty Of which are shapely and stun
! ningly. gowned beauties. who compose the
| chorus In the olio are J. Grant Gibson
and Miss Adele Ranney, O'dal!ev and
I AEt4ttiis AcA4LEA5 anu NNAdAAcL1r lave anu
/ Percie Martin. in Harvest Time:~ Jim
| Diamond and his dancing girls. and the
two Melrose Brothers in a novel and
/ hazardous acrobatic act
The National Theater closes Saturday
night Cor six weeks. when the regular
/ se&on viii begin.
! The Gayety Theater opens its seasons
week after next
/ Chase's polite vaudeville is due to open
] its season August 81
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06

While you think OF it. telephone your
Want Ad. to the Washington Herald, an
bill viii be sent -you az l cent q word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
White Goods
Department.

CPECIAL summer prices on
oEnglish LongclOth and Main
sock. Put up IN Iz-yard
pieces.
LOngcloth:
500. SI.5o, SL.75, $500, and s.. 80
the piece.
NainsOOk-
SI.5O, SI.75, and 500 the piece.
Special:
100 pieces 39-inch Partisan Main
sock, 10 yards to the piece;
S2.25 the piece Value, $500.
Second hoor-Eleveuth St
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06

WOODWARD s. LOtIlrOp.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06

The National Theater closes Saturday
night Cor six weeks. when the regular
se&on viii begin
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06

One OF the early weddings Of the faTI
season viii be that OF Miss Mamie
Wheatley. daughter OF Mrs Mary Wheat
ley. OF Georgetown. and a member OF ooe
Of the Oldest families IN the District, and
Mr.. l. ". Groomes. OF this city. which
viii take place on September 16 This
VIII be an al fresco affair. weather per
mitting. IN the country place Of the
Wheatleys.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06

The Gayety Theater opens its season.
week after next
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06

The marriage Of Miss Cora Harrison. Of
NitcheIville, Prince George County. Nd.
to Mr.. George P King. Of Fredericks-
burg. Va. viii take place IN the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. II. P. Weaver.
in lIitchelIviIle. August Il.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06

Mrs J. Franklin Bel, wife CT Gen.
Bel. Mrs swift and Mss Swift, wife
and daughter Of Maj Egaa Swift. went
from Fort AIyer yesterday 20 the Green
Brier White sulphur Springs. 70 be the
guests Of Mrs. and Miss Darlington, wife
and daughter Of Gen Darlington, IN their
cottage there.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-06

Chase's polite vaudeville is due to open
its season August 81