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BOSTON COPPER SALES.

oNCsiass.T-Sept-317=
nished by Hayden, Stone a Co, 116-l18
Griswold-st: Adv. 4B0. Anal, 2,673:
ALL. g.; Am. Zinc. so; Anc. 80: Arc. To-:
Arlz Coml, $50: Att. 400; Bos. Cons.
1885,. Butte Cltn.. 735; c. Il A. S. c.
* H., .; Cent. so: Cop. Ran. $40; ID.
w, SIS: FRI, 36o: c.. c., IFS; Roy, 335;
Lake, ITO: Las. 10: Miami. l75; Mich.
900; Mob. 40; New. Cons. 40; n. B..
3.Slo; o. c.. 800; o. D.. 1873; Osc 10:
Land. ): Sup. Cop. 20: Tam. Is: Trim.
l.l85; U. 5. r.. SO; do pfd. so: Utah
Con. I60; Utah Cop. III, Wet, 80.
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mccoy Back From European Tour.

Mccoy Back From European Tour
Il Gerald j. Mccoy. bond man for the
Decnrity Trust Co.. is back from a
three months trip in Europe. He was
received at the Vatican. In England.
france and Holland, Mr.. Mccoy found
that capital is piling up in the banks
10 that but IL per cent is being paid
~ deposits. Bankers and business
men abroad. like those OF America.
lem to be awaiting Creturn OF con-
I1ence and In the meantime there liz
lore money than can be used In safe
nXoGknents. Mr.. Mccoy looks for
I've OF European Investment in Amer
Can securities as soon as conditions
Improve here.
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NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-The feature
OF the cotton market at the opening
was the purchase of about 5000 bales
of March by q house with foreign
connections which gave a certain
amount OF steadiness to the list. After
the call. prices were sustained in the
face OF poor demand for the spot ar
ticle at Liverpool. The weather in the
southern states seemed to be moder-
atlng.
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NEW YORK ,1ETAu

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.--At the Metal
exchange today. there was practically
no business TO speak OF. although a
sharp upward movement was made In
tin. which advanced NC for spot and
nearby deliveries TN sympathy with
strength I'm foreign markets Quota
tons: Lake. 12h @13%c; eIectroIytic.
lSh m13Nc; castings. 12M G13hc;
spelter 4I2h q .77hc; lead. I45 9L5o:
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state or Michigan, county or wayne.
S..
I, Cyrus Boss. Cashier OF the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true TO the best
OF my knowledge apd belief
CYRUS BOSS. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2sth day OF September. 1908.
My commission expires July rs, 1910
= MURRAY Mt9R EGOR
~ Notary Public.
SIDNEY 4. MILLER
CHAS. A. DEAN
-. c. DELAMATER.
Directors.
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u. s. GOV. BONDS.

Bond quotations. furnished by Hay
New rs reg, 1854 a 1oI; do. coup. Ioi
bid. new IS reg. i9101A; do. coup.
lol iol new q reg, 12i6i2ih; do,
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|gH sTlNDlRD'
III ONCE MORE,
! WEDNESDAY,
TAKING or TESTIMONY TO BE
RESUMED FOR DEFENSE IN
FEDERAL sUlT-RockEFELLER
AGAIN IN SADDLE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3o.--Another
scene In the federal governments
mest Important Standard OH case
Will be enacted In Chicago today,
when the taking Of testimony for
the defense 10 resumed here be-
fore Judge Franklin Ferris, OF st.
Louis, In the suit OF the govern
msnt against the Standard OIL
Co. and other concerns controlled
by the alleged trust to dissolve
the combination and have u adj
Judged illegal and void.
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BRITT TO MEET
]. SUMMERS

4 u LONDON. Sept. 30.--Jimmy Britt Of
California. and Johnny Summers, Of
England, were today matched to fight
Ten rounds on Nov 2. for purse Of
900 pounds
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Rusiness-lfke Pviatsng. No fuss ana
no feathers The plain, neat kind. that
looks right. Tfmes Pssssing o.. IS
John R.st. Phone 1tet.
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PORT or THE CONDITION
Security
Isl Company
RESOuRCES

( close Of business. Sept. -. 1905,
.4Iled for by the Commissioners OF
kuDanking Department.
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S.:
I. Austin E Wing. Cashier of the
above named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement 10 true to the
best OF my knowledge and belief.
AUSTIN f. WING, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn tn before me
this 2sth day OF September. 1908.
NY commission expires Oct. 10. 1909
GEO r. COURTNEY,
Notary Public.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

N
OF heavy northwestern receipts. The
bears appear to think the unusually
heavy accumulations OF the past few
days Justify a decline of several cents.
but the market is in no hurry about
getting lower The worlds available
supply Increased 1s,634.OoO blu In the
past two weeks. and supplies east OF I
the Rockies Increased 6.9ss.000 bu. This
the bears think istoo much wheat for
the bulls to carry. Wednesdays mar :
ket was strong during the greater part
of the session and closed with small
Wheat ouotations-cash No. 2 red.
S1.01 December opened at Sl.02. ad-
vanced to $io2h declined to s :, ~ o ana
touched si.o5x, declined 10 81 ;oSh and
closed at s1.os; No. red. ssc; No.
white. sI.oot.
No. Q. soc: No. yellow. car at SIC;
No 4 yeIIow.T ear at
Oats-Cash No. white. car at
Rye-cash No. Q. car at &c. clos
Beans-Cash, s2.os: October. So; Mo-
vember and December. 1896
$3.50 oV March Sgs 100 bags at s5.aS; sample.
so bags at s5.25, 25 at 80. 10 az $40:
sample alsike. 12 bags at $7.65, at
Timothy seed-Pr1me spot. 100 bags
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Wednesday. were 1900 bbls OF flour. !
OF rye. Withdrawals were 400 bbis
OF -four. Stocks are 1875 blu OF
wheat 140-624 bu of corn. 293.717 bu
of oats. and 11s5ss blu OF rye.
Wheat receipts at Winnipeg. 23s
cars
Northwestern wheat receipts Wed
nesday. 1859 cars; year ago. 81.
St Louis wheat receipts, $1,000 blu.
wedn ssd i.sssoo Su: r year ago. SEA-.
wheat in Liverpool, closed h@xd
lower. and corn unchanged to I'D
Exports OF wheat and -four on We'd
nesday. ts7. 900 bu.
CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-Littfe bear pres
sure at the start caused decline of
&c in wheat but the market met with
shortly after. Talk OF decreased move
ment northwest and comparatively
steady cables caused little frmer
feeling. There was scattered trading
opening prices; whcat--Dec.. ssKa
e3a,c Corn--Dec- So " 165A Oats
Sept, As% @49%c. Pork--Oct.. t1L75@
iiTc. Lard-Nov., sfo.22h. Ribs--Oci..
wheat was h9hc higher for the
err: oats. va &c up to isc on Pro-
visions were unsettled.
corn-Dec.. ssSassxc. oats--Dec.. ~
III IgHc Purk-Ort t1As0 bid.-Lard
Oct, s1o.25 bid. Ribs--oct.. sss2h.
Quotations BY HAYDEN, stone q Co.:
open! High. Low Close.
Sept. sss ssI ssn 90
Dec. S9is I 90 ssts x99%
May. OK os o21xbi OK
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LIABILITIES.
oFFTCERe-

~ !. MURPHY. President
4 EMORY w. CLARK. Vice President
LEN w. BOWEN Vice President
CHARLES MOORE. vice-Pres.
FREDERIC #. SANFORD. Sec.
M j. HAROLD MURPHY, Asst. Sec.
GRAY 4 GRAY. Counsel
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IoSpoS WOOL.

blood 43ar45c. Pulled--Extra. 56g61c;
rue A. 0e@52c;-A supers, az ~ i5r.
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Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
AMERICAN EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK

At Detroit. Michigan, at the close of
business. September %. 1908.
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S..
i. Alfred X. Kister. treasurer OF the
bove-named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement IL true to the
best OF my knowledge and belief
ALFRED X KIEFER.
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 26th day OF September, 1908.
My commission expires April 3, 1909.
GEO H. TOMBSTONE.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
VIM. g. GREEN
J. B. BOOK,
CTIAs F. COLLINS.
nieActora
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
WAYNE County Savings Bank

At Detroit. Michigan. at the close OF
business September ~. 1905. as called
for by tho Commissioners or the Bank
ing Department.
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II. w. O'BRIEN.
HUGO SCHERER.
FRED T. MORAN.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
DETROIT SAVINGS BANK

At Detroit. Michigan. At the close OF
business. Wednesday. September %.
1905. as called for by the Commits
sioner OF the Banking Department
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State of Michigan. County OF Wayne.
l aepQ<e Wiley. Cashier OF the
above n@mvd bank. do solemnly swear
that the ahbve statement Is true 10 the
best OF my knowledge and belief
GEORGE WILEY,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 26th day OF September. 1903.
My commission expires Nov. 22, 1908.
HUGH r. BURNS.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
GEORGE PECK,
G. &. jerks.
JAMES y HOLDEN.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
PEOPLES STATE BANK

business, Sept. 2S. 1908, as called for
by the Commissioners OF the Banking
Department
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At Detroit Michigan. at the close OF
business September 2s, 1905. as caiisd
for by the Commissioners OF ths
banking Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-01
WILLS FILED FOR PROBATE.
Many Cash Bequests Left by Mary
A. Clarke

/ ne viii OF Mary y. Clarke. dated Jcre
.. 100. was filed today FOR probate. \
bequest of 500 IS made 70 Rev Or n
r.. Russell. pastor OF St Patrick :
Church. Other requests include Maret-
re- \. Wall, $500: Susan II Magrudcy
SEan: Ruth \. Ch:sui, $500: E6die PRYOR
Sc"; Andrew j. Barrett. Mary Y Patti
son and benjamin Clarke. each 500. and
Mrs. E. b Myers. $50. The remainirs
estate is devised 10 Franklin Barrett,
who is also named a. executor.
By the terms of the will OF Mrs Mar
tha Il. Anna dale. dated January 20, 1903
and offered for probate premises III 18th
street northeast and all her other> pror
erty is devised to her husband. j. Mad
son Annadalc. lie IS also named 80
executor
His two sons, Arthur and BENJAMIN
Hawkins. are named by Alfred HawkirS
sole beneficiaries Of his estate The will
OF the father is dated March q. 1907, ana
appoints Joseph Hawkins executor ard
guardian OF the two boys
LYDIA NJ Wass by her will dated Jul,
=, 1903 leaves ell her household effect :
to niece Maria F. Terry. also ali money
on deposit in the Southold Savings Bank
in Southold. y. V. Mrs Terry is also
given n life interest in the real estate OF
her aunt. AT her death this property l.
10 be divided equally between Charles
W. Terry and Edwin r. Terry TIE
Srandnephews are named as executors
Mrs. Josephine NJ Gays is named a
chief legatee of the estate of her husband.
Theodore A. Gays, by his will dated
October IL. 1897. and filed for probate A
gold watch, chain and charm a.e left Ia
his nephew. Collum Herru. The widow
is also named as executrIX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-01
Births Reported.

The following births We're reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
David l.. and Mary Wing, November 10,
1903; boy
Middleton and Katherine Woodville,
November 90 1908; boy.
Joshua and Emma J.. Thomas, Novem-
Der 81 1905; boy
Walter G. and Virgie L. Trttipoe, No
vember p. 1908: girl.
Gustave V. and Florence NJ. Timothy.
November 49,. 1908; girl
Robert Der o G. ,a AND Ora Grace W. Tegeler' No
MARITIME and Rosina Sari, November
"a, 1903: boy.
John H. jr..- and Mary A. Dsimms, No
vember %. 1905: girl.
Harry F.. and Caroline H. Rueth. No
vember "a. 1908: girl.
William ]. and Mary O'Donnel, Novem-
Der "a 1895: girl.
Herman D. and Lucretia r. Money, No
venber ID. 1903; girl.
Herbert F. and Mary W. Mitchell. No
Vember % 1905: girl
Robert j. and Lille F. Mcdonald, No
venber 90. 1905: girl.
Charles S. and Mary Lowe. November
%. 1908: girl.
Charles L. and Leola Ladson. November
GS. 1908: boy.
Goblin and May Heylmun, November
30, 1908; girl.
Albert E. and Ada Garten. November
23. 1908: boy.
LIE Roy c. and Mae E. Ferguson, No
vember 10. 1908; boy.
James d. and Fannie East, November
%. 1908; boy.
James c. and Ellen NJ Dow, November
L., 1908: boy.
Antonio and Margarine Dicamllo, No
vember Is. 1905: boy.
Urban and Annie Coso. November 10
1908: boy.
John j. and Jessie NJ. Cunningham, No
yember II. 1903; boy.
Paul and Mary Clark, November 10,
1905: boy.
Leon S. and Susie E. Cooper. November
q. 1908: boy.
William K. and Margaret NJ. Bowling
November 81 1905: boy.
Harry A. and Lydia Wood, November
-. 1908; boy.
William and Emma Taylor, November
%. 1908; girl.
Charles and Daisy Tabb. November 10,
1903; boy.
Campbell and Martha Hunter, NoveIn-
Der 20, 1905; girl.
Lorenzo and Pauline Gaskins Novemb Der
o, 1908; girl.
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Deaths Reported.

1L x,rou-;,, d,a+bs uero re,or.ad ~
Inc ioiio" MS =" -
the Heai'h oiiee i'"S INK '"'t '"ei'S
four hours:
Amelia w Whttcraft 81 years ts.l
,,;a,,o, a.,.,. ,ortbeast
~ :, -
Charles runner, years froFlaehce
Hospital.
William Bachelor, - years, Providence
,r;.o,
i'os 400, 81.
rrdce StAliiiu'. sen'' -" CT "
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DIED.

BARTON. On Sunday. November p 1908. ut
~ p At eHrse sassnrd In nj ssnS hosp
Funeral will be held from 81. Matthew'S Church
at 10 am. Wednesday. December 2 Inter
ment al Arlington.
BREsEAHAN. On Monday. November 80. 1905.
john A. BEEsNAH Sn Beloved io,SdS husband hG Of
Pauline Heitmuller Bresnahan.
Funeral from his late residence Wednesday, De
cember =, at 2:3o pm Interment private.
LERCH. Suddenly. Monday November 80. 1905
street northwest HENRY LERCH in the
forty seventh year Of his age Death va.
due TO apopieHy He is survived by widow
Funeral from his late residence sos q street
northmes Wesnesdas n I, = at sgm
nond papers please copy
RICHARD HEENDoN LINDSAY. husband Of
Grace Lindsay.
Rockingham. Rhod" Island between
Eth aud 18th streets northwest. Wednesday.
December .. az pm.
O'CONNOR. On Tuesday December l. Ia0s- at
f Seoved Ff husband OF n:
late Ellen OConnor.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
PLUMER. On Monday. November 80. 1908. at
40 an CHAkLES G 9 ssh son onsS Of tn
years and twenty eight DAYS.
Funeral, private, "Wednesday, December -: frnD
his late home at Mount Rainier Md.
SCHMID. On SATURDAY. November rs. 1905. at
6:23 pm. GRACE II. S,HMIp. youngest
daughter of Frank and Henrietta Schmd.
aged twenty months
Funeral wednesday. December ? at 2. m, from.
the home, 1876 sth street northwest. Funeral
private.
SONMERS. On Tuesday. December 1. 1905. at
am. ANNA: F.. wife of Israel sommers.
1918 18th street northwest.
Notice OF funeral later Baltimore papers plea 80
copy
SHETLAND. Suddenly. on November 20. 1895
at her residence. 32l Massachusetts avennc
northeast. NARY EI Iz s Wsb.s
ste d. 'G Roche siH \ ~ and ST. AiSaps
Vi, papers please copy
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION
OF THE UNITED STATES
Comn,andery of the District ~ Columbia.
The death 81 Heneditary companion AGGi-s-
It's CLEVELAND TYLER. Colonel. L. =. N"i-
unteers. 1895 at New London. Connecticut; IN
the 9th ultimo. is announced To the commander.
Brigadier General ANSoN MILLS I. $. Army.
". T. HUNFORD. Recorder.
WALKER. Suddenly. or Monday. November 20
mos. at his home. Walker chapel. Alexandria
county: Va. aged sixty nine years.
Funeral Thursday, December .. at " CLOCK
pm. from his late residence.
WEST. On Saturday afternoon. November -.
1908 at his residence, 1918 l. street NORTH
west JAMES WEST. the beloved father "t
BENJAMIN. Alice. Agnes and jefferson Wcsi,
aged hundred years.
Funeral Friday. December 4, at O'Clock, from
residence
In Memoriam.
KING, In loving remembrance Of our dear
father THOS. \. KING VIII" died seven
years ago to-day December L. 1901.
Loved IN life and remembered I'm death.
IA HIS CHILDREN
WALLER Sacred fo the memory OF MARY {.
MAILER the beloved wife Of Rev. &. II.
Waller who died peceTnher /. fgn,.
There Is Il world above
Where parting is unknown:
4 long eternity of love
Formed for n" good aion'.
And faith l-hnids the dying DHrp
Translated IL that glorinus sphera.
Ky HER BE.I.ON ED HI SBAND.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO
the following:
Joseph Bundy and Annie Brooks.
Lewis Taylor and Martha Fry.
William Young and Alice Wayne.
William Douglas and Cora Cash
Lester Richardson and Cathrine T..
johnson.
Arthur Linton and Amelia Weaver, both
of Baltimore. Md
Frank L. Bromley and Annie G. klisher,
both of Baltimore. Nd.
Albert D. Rickenba cher and Anna May
Spratt.
Fed Graft, IT., and Winifred F. ITALIA
ferro.
Fred Reutsch of Burkevilie, Va. and
Frances A. Turner of Pedlar Mills. Va.
John B. Crawford and Eleanor D. An
thony, both of Cismont, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-01
Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh--B. F.. Shields, Seattle. Wash.
Lewis Miner. birmingham. Ala; Sidney
r. Prince, Texas; J. Nayler, Baltimore
H. c. Bailey, Troy. y. Y; .. E. Young,
New York.
Riggs Housc-B. l.. Yoke. Lancaster.
Pa; Mrs. H. Thomas. Indianapolis, Ind.
r. -. Gerry, Philsdelphia A. F.. Yarnall,
Philadelphia: H. g. Faircllild. bridgeport,
Conn: w. II. Henderson, New York: Al
fred S. March. New Brunswick, y J.
New Wiliard-R. l.. Hughes, PhjladeI-
94ia: e. A Baker, Boston: Samuel l..
Powers, Boston; L. NfcGraw, Pittsburs
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Cameron-De Young.
Special Dispatch TO The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, November so
The marriage of Miss Helen De Young.
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. De
Young. proprietor of the San Francisco
Chronicle, to George Cameron. bust
ness man Of this city, was soIemnized
by Archbishop Riordan today This is
the second wedding in the De Young
family within month, Miss Constance
De Young having been married recently
to Joseph Tobin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-01
Canton Flannel Society.

The Army Women's Canton Flannel
Society will meet at the home OF Mrs.
George l.. Andrews. 2400 Columbia road
Thursday morning, December 3, at IL
O'Clock. All army women are earnestly
requested to attend the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-01

]. Il. White. Kansas City. Mo: F. n.
Fenton, Philadelphia.
Arlnston--A. r. Barnes ana Airs.
Barnes, Rock ford. H.: If. Shiplev Gin
oinnati. Ohio: John =. Slccum. New York /:
c. II. Alvord. Harrington. Conn. T. j.
SaTage and Mrs. Savage. Brooklyn.
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MARRIED.

GoHEEN -RoDRICK. On Thanksgiving day
November Is. 1905 at pm. at 81. Joseph =
Catholic Church. by Rev. Father John Cur
ran. nephew Of the groom. Miss ROSA ELLA
RODRICk OF Martinsburg. w Va. and
JOHN \. COHEN Of Washington. ID G..
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Secretary and Mrs Wright will be Tire
guests of honor NJ reception tomorrow
afternoon 10 DO given by tae chief OF
staff. I. s. A., and Mrs. J. Franklin Bel
a their home AZ Fp-1 Myer from > 70 I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-01

Miss Ida Wynne IS expected here 10
night TO join her parents. the consul
general and Mrs Wynne, at the Shore
ham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-01
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
RECENT AND SOME FUTURE
HoSPITALITIES.
Wedding, Luncheon and Dinner
Events on the List.
Personals.

The Vice President. and Mrs. Fairbanks
will give dinner to the Pres dent and
Mrs. Roosevelt, December 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-01

Much informal enIerta inrnent is being
done these days for Count Won Hatfield
the charge d'afaires OF the German en-
bassy, who Will shortly leave Washington
for his new post as German minister and
consul general at Cairo. Egypt. Nine.
Won LivoniuS was his hostess Yesterday.
Baroness Won SternberE is going 10 New
York this week and Will be in that city
for month or two before going to the
south of France for the rest Of the
winter The new ambassador, Baron
Bernstorff, is expected here before
Christmas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-01

William w. Williams Mrs. Bobee. Mrs.
". n. Weston. Mrs. W. II. Mickle. Mrs.
Andrews, Mrs. A. Allen, Mrs. ]. III.
Snapp. Mrs. r. T. Hand, Mrs. W. A. Mil
Ter. Mrs. James Baxter, Mrs -. Chand-
lar. Miss Anna J. Bell. Miss Helen G'ea-
son. Miss Anna Barker. Miss Title
Posey. Miss Rose Having. Miss VI.
Having. Miss Rose Having Miss VI
Follin, Miss Bette Jeffries Miss IS.
Nails. Miss Dora Nolan. Miss Mary
Shailcrcss. Miss V Sloane. Miss G.
Cole. Miss Nahoney. Miss r. Riley. Miss
Helen =. Ciokey. Miss Estelle Wolfe. Miss
Lillian Wolfe Miss Anna Rrittinghanl.
Miss .Aiva Howarth. Miss Effie Howartll.
Miss g. Campbell. Miss 6. Price. the
Misses Elizabeth, Grin and Freda Groves,
Miss v. Offutt, Miss NJ. Hobbs Mr.. ".
Cromwell. Mr.. Ernest Folltn. Mr.. J. r.
Purson. Mr.. 6. r. Robertson, Mr.. G. ".
Campbell Mr.. c. +. Brewer, Mr.. Herbert
c. George. Mr.. William Moore. Mr. J. y.
Hobbs, Mr.. II. J.. Jeffries ard Master
Paul and James Fox and Hugh 1glehalt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-01

Secretary and Mrs Wrigh: have taken
the house 1000 y street Just vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcaif. and will at once
take posse Ssion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-01

Mrs. H. Clay Browning and Miss
Browning spent last week In Philadelphia
attending the PennS ylvania Cornell and
Army and Navy foot ball games and the
Junior bail o. the University of Pennsyl-
yana.
Miss Willie AvondaIe Suddath. daugll
ter of Mrs. anne Suddath. and Mr.. Ed
ward Nevarre Williams we're married
last Wednesday evening at o'clock at
the home of the brides sister. Mrs James
! Fox, 81 r street northeast. Miss Myrtle
Suddath and Mr.. ". q. Moore acted as
attendants The wedding march was rem
dered by Miss Alice f. Clokey. The bride
wore directoire gown OF white satin
MESA line and carried d shower bouquet
of brides roses The house was very
prettily decorated The couple left for
short trip and will he at home to their
friends after December ! at IS Y street
northeast Among the out-of-town guests
groom: Miss Mollie Williams and Mr..
Barrett Williams. Mrs. W. g. 1clehart.
Mrs G. L. Watkins. Miss Bessie Hobbs
Of Germantown. Md: Mrs. J. y. Fox.
Mrs G. Mtcheal and Mr.. Roy Hobbs at
Baltimore. Md; Mr.. Beall and Miss Hat
Cecil of Comus Md: Mrs. Thomas Of
futt Mrs. Richard Offutt of Travilah.
Md Mr. William Hopkins of Wales. Mrs.
William Matthews and Miss Beatrice
Mattrice Matthews Of kensington and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fausett OF Potomac. Md.
Among other guests who attended the re-
ception were Rev. and Mrs. X. s Owens.
Mrs. Anne Suddath. mother of the bride:
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Iglehart Mr. and
Mrs. James Fox. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
and Mrs. w. Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. r. n.
Burdette, Mrs. A.. g. Motley, Mrs. VI. y.
Roynton. Mrs g. q Wolfe. Mrs. James
A. karn-s, Mrs. Deile Cromwell, Mrs
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Secretary and Mrs. Newberry will awe
a dinner for Miss Roosevelt, December
| 10 The latter is now in New York to
attend the first Junior cotillon tonight.