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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-02-14
THE BUGLE CALL
TO ARMS

The Havre Industrial association
held a meeting in the city council
chambers Wednesday night. The
principal business transacted was
the discussion Of ways and means for
increasing the membership Of the as
ISOLATION. The association should not
be confined to business men alone.
Every man or woman owning square
foot OF property In Havre should be-
longzto the association. The dues are
only 50 cents q month. The elect
ion Of Officers for the ensuing year ea
takes place at the next meeting. Feb
|ruary Goth. Get into the association
now and have a voice in electing the
new officers.
Below is the preface to a petition
that the committee will circulate
shortly in an effort to roll up and
increased membership for the asso-
citation:
do you, Mr.. Real Estate Owner,
want a buyer for your lots?
DO you, Mr.. House Owner, want
more rent for your BUSINESS houses,
residences, or roomng houses?
Do you, Mr.. Mayor and Board of Al
dermen, want a larger assessment roll
Do all you, Citizens of Havre want
to see your town grow in population
and wealth, so that it Is possible to
have better schools, churches, hospi-
tails, theatres, and thereby be enabl-
ed to add to the many pleasures and
conveniences that come to large
places?
Then Gentlemen, it is up to you to
put your shoulder to the wheel and
help push! Sign Your name to this
paper and not only join the Havre In
/ dustrial association, but agree to at
tend every meeting.
1 Don't put off your plain duty BY
saying it is the merchants duty to at.
tend the Industrial association meet
ings. It is your business, every man
who owns dollars worth Of proper
ty in Havre, to join the association
and attend every meeting. We can.
not make success of the associa-
tion unless every owner of real estate
in the City of Havre will join the
club and attend ever ymeeting.
You ask what can he doue?
Here are few of the things that
are possible:-
A county seat at Havre-A cement
plant-The establishment OF For
Asslnniboine, or throwing the reser
vation open to settlement, or tht
establishment OF an Indian school al
at the fort-The promotion of the st
Mary's or Marias irrigation schemes
The development of Havre's Goa
ftelds-And dry land farming.
II through our united effort an.
one OF the foregoing schemes can b.
carried to a successful completion, 1
would mean a great increase In tht
value of Havre real estate.
Remember, Mr. Property Owner, i
is up to you, individually and no
somebody else, 1t Is your business.
Here is the pledge We want
! 4 do hereby subscribe my name a.
a member of the Havre Industrial as
sociation and promise to attend eacl
meeting using my influence and bes
effort to assist the said association Il
promoting the prosperity OF Hare,
/. &. Devlin.
II. Auerbach.
H. W stringfalloB,
L COMMITTEES.
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News OF THE BOYS
OF. RAIL AND SHOPS

Conductor P. NJ. Lunney came up
from Glasgow Monday.
Nj. A. Duffy made q trip up the
Nj. C. Sunday. Wonder why?
Conductor Geo. Rist has taken his
car on the level after 10 days vaca-
tion. s]l
engineer Hix returned Friday eve
ming from a six weeks vacation spent
Iii the east
vi Shamrock = tGoggins. -ttis holding
down the night hostler job at the
round house.
Several Of the boiler makers have
taken back their positions in the
boiler shops.
Conductor F. J. McDonough left for
Glasgow Monday night to take his
car out of there.
Mrs DR.. Getty and children of
Glasgow are visiting Conductor and
Mrs. Geo. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Druery left Tor
the East Monday, intending to make
their home there.
A years subscription to the Herald
is one Of the prizes at the w. 0. W.
ball, February 22nd.
Harry Morrison lef, for his home
Monday evening in Jonesville, Ohio,
where lac intends to stay.
Eagle Eye G. c. Smith has resum-
ed his run on the Sunset limited be-
tween here and Glasgow.
engineer Max Cebulla has returned
from months vacation spent at his
home in Delno, Minnesota.
Jno. 1Sanderson has accepted a po-
sition as clerk in Assistant Superin-
tendent f. E. Gerrish's office.
The observation car that has been
run on Nos. / and was pulled off
last week, owing to the light travel.
A new time card came out last Sum
day on the Montana division making
a five minute change on Nos. 3 and 4,
Carl Stanley. the hot air solicitor,
came up from Glasgow Monday to
peddle some of his air among the
boys.
II You have not heard the latest
story of the day, Just ask Conductor
Bob White and he will tell you all
about it.
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Nj engineer Herman Delhmer came
down from Cut Bank Tuesday.
N Conductor ID. A. Armstrong and
wife gave party to their friends at
their home on the North side Tues
day evening.
Conductor Mcmillan took the Sum
set limited last Friday while Con-
ductor 3Iax Schmidt laid off for the
Blk's blowout.
Lawrence Sunday has resigned his
position al switchman in the yards
and Is now selling yellow water at
the Park saloon
Paul Westfall returned from Chic
ago Saturday night, where he spent
the last two months and left for Big
Sandy Monday evening. ..@
Engineer VIM. RELY, formerly OF
tbs division, has been assigned to
the M. e. division and came in on his
first trip Wednesday from Great Falls
Fireman Boomer Burke, who was
firing Nos. l and ON the high line,
is wrestling with the grippe this
week. Fireman schwendt has taker
his place.
Superintendent S. A. Walker is at
tending the meeting of all the sup
erintendents Of the eastern districts
of the Great Northern in st. Paul
this week
Thos. f. Richardson, travelling
chairman of the o. r. c., came down
from Great Falls Saturday morning
and spent the day with the O. r. G.
boys here. He left for St. Paul Sun
day.
The sympathy of all railroad mer
| is extended to Conductor Geo. Nc
Aneney in the death of his mother
! Thursday Conductor McAneney ant
sister, Anna, took the remains Of
their mother to Winona, Minnesota
where the funeral was held from st
Thomas cathedral. :..r*.
Thomas. Boston Hanley, the dfstin
guished president of the 500 club ane
Dry Dollar Tim sullivan's right hant
bower for the Northwest, has called
q meeting of the club to convene al
the reservoir at S:46 P. NJ, Satur
day evening to partake Of pinl
whiskey. All members requested t
Wear their white fronts.
| You cake walkers get busy ant
land on that $1,000 cake at the w. @
W. ball, February 22nd.
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N. F. CONFERENCE
HERE this MONTH

The annual meeting Of the minist-
ers Of the Kalispell district Of the
North Montana conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
held at the First Methodist church In
this city, beginning Tuesday evening,
February 25th., and will continue for
three days. This district includes all
that portion of the North Montana col
ference lying along the line OF the
Great Northern railroad from Libby to
the east line Of the state
The minister from each point in the
district is expected to be here. The
meetings Of the conference will be
open, and a cordial invitation is ex-.
tended to everybody to attend.
IN addition to the resident ministers
of this district there will be present
at this meeting, Rev, E. Laird Mills,
presiding elder of the Helena dist
rict of the Montana conference, and
w. w. VanOrsdel, presiding elder Of
the Great Falls district of the North
| Montana conference. &ls -e
The following is the program:
Tuesday evening, February 25:-
7:30-song Service, led by w. w.
Liston
8:00-Sermon, J. F. Dimmick.
| Wednesday morning.
| 9:00-Devotiona1, G. A. White.
Organization.
10: 00--Paper: sLaymen's Association,
What Is It? Do We Need It, by
c. r. Haynes.
10: :20-Open Discussion.
II: :o0-Review on Book, S. Williams.
l11:20-Open Discussion.
Wednesday afternoon:- .-S
| 1:30-Devotional, e. White.
/ 1:45-Benevolent institutions other
than Disciplinary, F.GA. Armstron
2:O5-Open Discussion.
| 2:45-How to get the most good out
of the New Hymnal, e l.. Mills.
3:O5-Paper: The Home Church the
Basis for Worldwide Evangelism,
w. w. Liston.
3:25-Open Discussion.
Wednesday evening:
/ 7:30-song Service, conducted by o.
P. shenefelt.
8:00-sermon, J. A. Hill.
| Thursday morning.
/ s:OO-Devotional, C. f. Haynes.
! 9:30-Best Method of Raising Min
i isterial Support, J. F. Dimmick.
| 9:50-open Discussion.
10: 30-Review, Quiet Talks on Pow
er, r. White.
o:50-Paper: Are the Epworth Lea.
gues In the District Meeting the
| Purpose of their Existence? Il
| not. What is the Remedy F. A
Riggin.
Il: 10-Open Discussion.
Thursday afternoon
130:-Devotiona1, w. 3. Young.
| 1:4b-Paper: "The Citizens Relation
to Montana Law" A. .. WEIGH.
|, 2.05-open Discussion.
3 2:45-Paper: Importance of Concert
, ed Action" Jasper Webber.
3:05-Open Discussion.
3:4rReport of the Missionary Com
raittee Meeting at Portland, w
VT. Van Orsde1
) Thursday evening"
! 7:s0-song Service, conducted by "
w. Lisfon.
]
8:o0-5ermon, IT. A. Rggin.
n For cut 1owers and floral piece
1 fsaave orders a. Boone'a Drug store.
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rigable LAND and $50 acres OF grazing
lands Upon the completion OF the
allotment the remaining lands are to
be classified and appraised and dis
posed OF to settlers under the pro-
visions OF the general land laws at
the price of s12s per acre. the meth
cd OF entry. the date and the filing
to be fixed by proclamation by
President Rn<ae veH-
-
tn nake provision FOR old age is q
duty every man owes himself. Ffs
in conpon ea psgs 6,
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NANCE
TO KILL COYOTES.

Helena, Feb. s.-From letters re-
ceived by State Veterinarian Knowles
from stockmen residing in those
counties where coyotes were inocu-
lated with mango by Dr KnoWels, It
would seem that the treatment is
effective and will ultimately ext:.r-
inmate the pests.
Recently letter was received
from P. G. Mcstravick of Ea;ispaH,
which stated that nine .ous Of every
ten coyotes In that region had she
mango and were rapidly dying OH.
The letter stated that the dogs on
the MeStraviek place had contracted
the disease and the writer desinsa
to know il there was any danger OF 1t
spreading to other animals. Dr.
Knowles replied that it Was only eoa-
fined to the canine tribe.
The experiment OF inoculating ths
coyotes with mango cost the state
81 500. and hundreds on animals have.
since died Of that disease.
II You are going 10 do anything in
the building line g1ve nm an opportu
nifty to figure on your work wan afse
yoa figures on anything from starA
shed TO brick bboaR..
1 CHRIsT BusczIMg,
Gontrasher and Builder.
Il
The Washington times., 1908-07-12
Cabinet

Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs
Cortelyou will leave Washington about
the middle Of next week for Hunting
ton. Long Island. for the summer.
Postmaster General Meyer left Hot
Springs. Va, Friday night and passed
through this city yesterday on his way
20 the headquarters of the Ristigouche
Club. at Metapedia, province Of Quebec,
where he will spend a couple Of weeks
salmon fishing.
The Washington times., 1908-07-12

Milton C. Rouse. at their place. Chanaon
Park. just outside The city. Later Mrs.
Hleinschmidt viii visit her father. Lo-
gan Osborne, at AvoadaIe. Cabletown,
W. Va.
General and Mrs CraiEie have closed
their apartment in the Rochambeau and
gone 10 EIkton. Lithia Springs, Va. for
the summer.
Colonel and Mrs. Stedmaa- Of Wash
ington. are spending the summer at the
Ocean House. Watch Hill. r. l.
Capt and Airs. Richard Rush. L.
5 y. are spending the summer months
Ii The Fins. CatskiU. y. Y
Gen and Mrs. Wallace r. Randolph
have taken Glenn Cottage. York Har-
Dor, Ne. for the summer
Gen. and Mrs. Charles J. Allen. and
| Miss Grace Allen are spending the sum
mer at their country place, Sea Rest.
I Edsartown. Mass.
/ Mrs. Frank c. Cosby. the mother Of
/ Mai. Spencer Cosby. L 5 A. is spend
| ing the summer at the Marshall House
/ York Harbor. Ne
, Mr. and Mrs. RignaId W. Beau have
{ as their guests in their NONE on Chaplin
/ street Mrs. BeaH's sister, Mrs. Hoovan
/ RUtty, of N0rristown, Pa, and Miss
/ Parker
! Mrs. Marshall and Miss Taylor. Of
! Indiana, are the guests OF Miss Mat
/ thews in her home on Seventeenth
/ street
/ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letter. the lat
/ ter formerly Miss Juliette Williams.
( daughter Of Col and Mrs. John r. viii
. liams. L. 5. A. OF Washington. are
/ guests ar the Brown Palace Hotel. Den
Yer, where they went to attend the
/ convention. They VIII be the guests OF
| Miss Evalyn Walsh. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh. ar VOL
hurst, before returning East.
Among the prominent social affairs
at Denver last week. was a dinner IN
honor of Mr. and Mrs Mediu McCor-
mick, given by Miss Katherine Symes, at
the Country Club
] Among the guests were RepresenIatiSo
and Mrs Longworth
/ Mrs w Nordlinger, accompanied by
| her daughter, Mrs Sol Rice. OF Chicago,
left town during the week TO spend sew
| eral weeks at the Hotel Rudolph, Allan
/ tic City
! Mrs. l. Behrend has been visiting her
/ sister. Mrs. Stein, Of Baltimore.
Meyer Simon, accompanied by Bert
Cohen and Howard l. SigTuund. OF
/ Washington. will leave for his home in
East Bradford, Va, 70 spend fort
night.
! Ny and Mrs. sydney c. kaufman
leave town for New York. from where
| they win take an extended Norctern
The Washington times., 1908-07-12

Harvey, Of Baltimore. NIr. and Mrs. b.
+ Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs J.. r. Pat
tcrson. Nj. and Mrs. W. 3. Page Mr..
and Mrs. l. S. Poole. NIr. and Mrs j..
X Wade. OF IQngdOn. Mrs. J. A Dick
inson. Of Fails Church. 1r. and Mrs.
W A Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs r :.
Rousseau. Mrs Alsop. Mrs. Thomas,
and the Moses Thomas. Mrs. Walton
Mrs MatlOck. Miss Harvey. Miss Zuia
Edwards. Miss TI0ltzberg. Miss barbara
HOltzberg. Miss Alma Sadler. Miss Leah
Snyder. Miss Lola Brcen. Miss Stella
Gatewood. Mis- Lillian Gun Davis Miss
Nellie Ford. Miss Kate LafranCk. Miss
Mary Farmer. Miss Ella Grimes. Miss
Eta Page. Miss Edith Grimes. Miss
Emma Thomas. Miss Edith Wise. Mss
Viola MatIock. Miss Noyes- Of Wash
ingtcn. and Miss Katherine ReIF, o.
Reading. Pa. Miss Lucille Davis. OF
Charleston. s. c.. John Raglan, Julius
Kelly san Stauffcr. A. Gehret. Dr. NJ
GouIdrick. Percy Given. James Speerc,
James Farmer William Fivord Carrie
ton Edwards. Oscar Harvey. Ben La
franck. and TOMS Holzberg.
NJ. and Mrs. ". J. Newton. OF Wash
ington. are guests at the Hotel Dennis.
Atlantic City.
E. Lee Cox. Of BerkeIy. Va, is spend
ing several DAYS in washington.
Miss Mary Talcott. OF Washington. is
the guest Of her parents. Col and Mrs.
T. NJ. r. Talcott, in their home in Bon
Air. Va.
Miss Katherine Rein. OF Reading. Pa,
IS the guest Of Miss Viola 3. Mat
lock IN her home, 1916 Tenth street.
The camping party chaperoued by
Mrs. Robert r. Cook. which was es-
/ tabIisaed L. the Booth Farm in south
ern Maryland for several days. has re-
turned TO Washington. Among those IN
the party were Miss Esther LawtOn,
! Miss Rose Carroll. Miss Katherine
/ Doonan. Miss Helen Edwards, Miss De
borah Gooch. Mss Ethel Cooke. Miss
Margaret Welsh, and Miss Evelyn
Booth.
| Miss Dora WaIdernan. a delegate OF
the Woman's Suffrage League, Of Lon
don. England. is the guest OF Miss Sohe
/ Dodeck in her home in Washington
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. wnoughby Anderson
/ Miss Maud Anderson, and Mrs. Selene
| Cobb are the guests OF Mrs. Arthur
/ Lewis at Cape Henry, Va.
Charles F. ConsauI is spending sew
eraI weeks in atlantic City.
z. E. H Dt;f is a guest at the Lafay-
/ erte Hotel, Asbury Park
/ Mr.. and Mrs L. K. Logon are spend
! ing several weeks at the Fenimore Ho-
! tel, Asbury Park
Mrs. ]. ]. VOweIls is the guest Of rel
atlves in Elizabeth City, y. c.
Fred Harrington, OF washington, /!
spending some time in Asbury Park
Mr.. and Mrs W S. Rittenhouse are
in Asbury Park for several weeks
S. c. Pratt is spending some time il
Atlantic City.
Frank Morgan, j., who has been. II
Norfolk for the last Jews weeks. has re
turned to his home in Washington
l. Oscar Allan Baker. who has spent th'
last week in Atlantic City, has returned
TO mis- home on Vermont avenue.
| Clarence Derringer is the guest of hi
1 brother, r. 9. Derringer, OF NorFiStOWn
The Washington times., 1908-07-12
Meddinqs-EnqagementS

Miss Hattie T. Warren, daughter Of
Mr. ana Mrs SANFORD NJ Warren. and
Percy E Taylor were married yes:e rday
afternoon at o'clock in the Mt. Vernon
NJ r Church, the Rev J. Toward
Wells officiating.
Miss Warren wore a travelling suit Of
white embroidered linen and a becoming
white hat She was attended by her
cousin. Miss Eathe-in Alley. and Nor
man Taylor brother of Tue bridegroom.
WAS the best man Only the members
OF the two immediate families attended
the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs Taylor loft Washington
Immediately afterward for a bridal trip
10 Old Point Comfort They viii reside
at ST X street on their return
Mrs. R A Miller. Of Georgetown, an
noUuCes the marriage of her daughter.
Edith Emma, 10 walter Carl Haines, in
Baltimore. June q. the Rev Il. Frank
Rail officiating
The. eneagement is announced Of Miss
Mamie Stewart. eldest daughter CT tie
late John W. Stewart, L 3 y, 10 Dr..
William r Noulden- Of Friendship
Heights. Nd. the wedding to take place
early in september
Lieut. Roy c. Kirkland, Z. s. A, an
nounces the marriage of his sister. Mss
SaIlie Jamison Kirkland. TO Lieut.. Ed
win Simpson FIartshOrn. L. S. A. now
stationed in Manila. P. I. The wedding
took place May Is.
The marriage OF Miss Frances V
Jones 10 William L Swormstead took
place yesterday afternoon at . O'Clock
in the rectOry Of St Matthews Catholic
Church. the Rev. John N. Cooper
officiating
Miss Jones. who wore q travelling COS
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where he VIII remain several weeks be
aer.
Emory Wood, formerly Of Portsmouth.
but now of washington, is the guest OF
friends in Portsmouth.
Miss Ada Nash is the guest OF Miss
Edna Earle Davis in her home IN Nor
folk
George Edward Wilson has returned
10 Ithaca, y Y, for several weeks
Miss Nellie Hoyme is the guest OF
Miss Virginia EthercdEe AT the VIII
loughby Cottage. at Portsmouth.
Mrs. BuImer. wife Of Lieut.. Roscoe c..
Bulmer. L. 5. y. and her little daUgh-
ter. Anita. have joined Mrs. Bulmer s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Poor,
at their country place, Willowbank,
Skaneateles. New York. for the sum
mer.
Capt. and Mrs. seaton Schroeder, L.
s. y. and the Misses Schroeder are
among the army and navy contingent at
jamestown, R l., from washington
Mrs. N NJ. Parker and Miss Parker
have gone to their cabin in the Maine
woods for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ". woodward,
vino have been spending the early sea-
son at Eden Hail. Stockbridge, Mass.
left there last week for Jamestown, r
l.. for the remainder Of the season.
Mrs. David Adee and Miss Lucy Adee.
mother and sister OF Assistant Paymas-
ter Adee. L. S. y, are spending the
summer in their country place, Var
row Brae. Laurel. Nd.
Mrs. Hudgins. widow of the late
John Melton Hudgins. L. S. N. is
spending the summer with her parents.
MI and Mrs. Francois Berger Moran,
in their country place, Comyn Hail.
Charlottesville, Va
Miss Florence Hinston. Of Atlantic
City. is the guest OF relatives in Wash
ington fo= several days
Captain and Mrs. William Carey, Of
Washington. have leased a cottage In
/ Atlantic City for the summer
Mrs. Levin H. Campbell has gone to
Smithburg, Pa, 10 accompany her moth
/ er. Mrs. Hollyday, of Easton, Pa, who
I has been spending some time in Wash
/ ington with her daughters. Mrs Camp
/ bell and Mrs. ROsare II. BOcock.
Lieutenant Gilmer has closed his
apartment In the Rochambeau. and is
| spending several weeks in Atlantic
City
| Mr.. and Mrs. George X McLanahan
/ have gone to their cottage at Watch
/ Hill for the summer. where they Will
/ entertain a number Of house parties
! Miss Jessie L. Carter. who has been
| the guest of her sister, Mrs Joseph
! Stimson, has returned to her home in
/ Atlantic City.
] II. c. Riddleberger, Of Norfolk, spent
/ several days here last week, going from
/ here to Woodstock. Va, where he viii
I be the guest of friends for a short
! while
Robert Taylor Wede. Of Washington,
! is spending several weeks at Virginia
/ Beach. at the Queen Anne cottage.
Miss Mary Hoge, Of washington. who
/ has been the guest OF her brother-in-
lLW and sister, AIr. and Mrs. Frederick
The Washington times., 1908-07-12

EONeQ Dy MIS- NlldEieS Nlis9Nr ga =
a delightful river party Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Edward Hayes. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Ida Hayes, left
Washington yesterday for "a three
months visit I'm the New England
States. They will return by way Of
Atlantic City and Philadelphia.
Dr. and Mrs. +. V. Brooks, Of FlorI-
da. have just returned TO Washington
after a trip Of several weeks through
the West
Sylvan and Gerald Grosner are visit
Ing l. New York and Far ROckaway,
L /. They will be absent from the
city for several weeks.
Miss Gertrude Lutz left Washington
Thursday for Colorado Springs, Col.
where she will remain until October,
visiting her sisters.
Brig. Gen. Asher c Taylor. L s A.
retired. and Mrs. Taylor sailed Monday
on the transport Thomas for honolulu
Lieut.. Commander Mark L. Bristol,
L. S. ", IS spending several days IN
Washington
Gen. Theodore Schwan. L. S. A, re-
tired. and Mrs Schwan have closed
their home on Twentieth street and gone
to the Hotel Lafayette, Rest Cool. Ne
Rear Admiral and Mrs. F-utchins have
gene to Greenport, L. L, for several
weeks. before going 10 TIE White Noun
tains for the summer
Brig Gen. H G. Sharpe. the commits
sary general Of the army, and Mrs.
Sharpe are spending a month at Cape
Vincent. y. Y.
Brig. Gen. George B. Davis. judge ad-
vocate general Of the army, has gone
70 Fort Monroe, from where he viii go
10 Newport to deliver q lecture before
the Nay War College
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Myrick. Of Berke-
ley. Va. are spending several days in
Washington and Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil sheetz, Of Washing
ton. are the guests Of Mr.. Sheetz' S
brother. Frank Sheetz, in his home at
L.ambert's Point, Va.
Mrs. E. S. Reese is spending some
time in Richmond, Va.
Miss Moore is the guest Of Judge and
Mrs. Edward spalding in Brambleton,
Va.
J. T. Stanton. Of Brambleton, Va.
accompanied by his two little sons. win
spend several weeks in Washington,
Baltimore and Pen Mar. this month.
Among the recent arrivals at the New
Varnum Ho:el are Miss z. a. Burnett
and Miss Jennie Burnett. OF Leonard
town, Md; Miss L. Y. James, Baltimore;
Mrs. F. L. MCGEE and Miss Ida MCGEE.
Charles Town, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. HoIans, Butte, Mont; Mr..
and Mrs. L. K Laing, Of Becky, W.
Va; Mrs H H. Hosp and Miss Hosp.
Of Harpers Ferry, W. Va; Miss Mary
L. MuIin. 81. Louis. Md. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Owne, Johnstown, Pa
Mrs Train, widow Of Rear Admiral
Charles r. Train. left Washington last
" etA ltf the <AuiA OI4eeASr>Sf N4ASAS SAAS
will remain until fall She will be the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs Hand. in
| New York, and Of her daughter, Mrs,
| Myron ". Whitney, in Boston.
! Mr.. and Mrs Wilton Harvey cele
( brated their crystal wedding &nnivcr
! sary and the birthday Of Mrs Harvey
niece. Miss Viola B. Matlock, Of Wash
/ irgton. at a reception in their home. OF
] Langdcn Heights, Monday evening TIL
/ lawn and Dorches nere beautifully dec
| GRATED With lanterns and flowers. an'
| dancing instrumental and vocal musi
and gaines on the lawn were feature
OF the evening.
| A delightful buffet supper was served
! The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Howar'