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The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

Vienna Aug 22-The Prague Tagblatt
says that enormous swarms Of butterflies
passed through Asch and the surrounding
country last week The farmers and ger
deners are in a state bordering on terror.
as it has been discovered that the invad-
ing army left an awful memento behind
IL in the shape of eggs
Some idea Of the extent Of the trouble
can be gathered from the fact that on a
single leaf as many as twenty nests,
each containing 100 eggs. were found
This means the Matching out Of 10000
ravenous caterpillars. which viii imms-
diately commence their work Of destruc-
ton on the plant that has sheltered them.
Swarm Over Asch.
The swarm that made its way over
Asch IS only one Of the many that are
devastating Bohenia- IN one Of the dis
tricts given Up 10 the cultivation Of cab
bages the fields were white as If with
snow, and after the passing Of the butter
flies It was noticed that the cabbages
were thickly covered with the oval eggs
Of the insects This years cabbage crop
is quite lost
At Oelsn!tz the butterflies few in at
the open windows Of an embroidery fac
tory n such numbers that the machines
became clogged by their bodies and work
had 70 Be suspended for the day
a curious fact in connection with these
swarms is that they appear invariably to
fly southwest
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
BRITONS FIGHT FOR LIFE.
savageIy Attacked by Fishermen on
Streets OF Portuguese Town.

Lisbon, Aug Z2-severaI British fisher
men yesterday had d fierce fight for their
lives IN the little Portuguese fishing town
Of Povoa-
The British trawIers. while fishing of
The Portuguese coast recently. damaged
some nets belonging TO the Povoa fisher
men and there has been El-feeIing since
in consequence Of this Yesterday the
British fishermen landed at Povoa 10 buy
food and they were Immediately attack
ed BY the Portuguese. VINO were armed
with revolvers and knives
The EDgl-slUen Were surrounded. and
although they fought st0utiy. they would
certainly have all been killed had not the
commander Of Q Portuguese gunboat.
which was lying OF Povoa. noticed what
was going on and landed a party TO res
cue the Englislneu
The Portuguese hluejsckets formed a
square about the EngIishmen and con
Quoted them 10 their boats but the fight
Ing did not cease until the last English
man was aboard
Several persons were injured on both
sides
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
LEGACY LEADS TO MURDER.
Poor Man becomes Rich and Tries
10 Prevent Daughters Marriage.

10 Prevent DSUEhter's Marriage.
Rome. Aug 2-The Inheritance o. a
large legacy by a household in scraitenel
circumstances has been the cause Of a
terrible tragedy at Pavia-
Giuseppe AlberelH. a bookbinder. aged
twenty-five. had been engaged 20 Nina
Titoni. and they We're 10 have been mar
ried IN the autumn The girls parents
fully approved of the match. as they were
very poor. and were pleased that their
daughter should De provided for
Some time ago, however, the father in
herited a large property from a distant
relative. and he and his wife at orce
made UP their minds that their daughter
should make a marriage according TO her
fortune
The girl was ordered 10 break of the
engagement. but refused 10 do 50 H5r
father thereupon wrote to the young
man. saying that his daughter had beg
ged him 10 tell the truth that she no
longer loved him
Yesterday AlbereIH found her in the
garden with her mother. and drawing a
revolver. fired, killing the girl He then
shot himself through the heart
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
UNITED STATES TOURISTS
VISIT BOHEMIA'S CAPITAL
Many Historic Places of Interest to Be Seen in
the Beautiful and Picturesque City Noted
on account of It's Many Toners.

and ornamental. several are notable But
three need be mentioned he-e-tEe Ru-
dolpb.nUm, the scene OF Dvoraks and
Sevciks activity. and OF numerous eXLi-
bitious Of pictures, the museum. and the
splendid national theater. which. aided by
the state. IS doing much 20 encourage the
arts Of the staEe-tlree that serve as In
dex 20 the method Of the Czech and show
him a modern OF the moderus as weu a.
q reverelcer Of the vas-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
BON Anluence 60 Porertr.

London, Aug Z--Thomas Russell. aged
eighty-one, has been killed in a bayfield,
near Stroud, where he was employed to
hold horses Many years ago he was
worth $4,000. and was a prominent figure
on the turf He kept a beer house in Bird
street. oxford street. where he took bets
before there were stringent gaming laws,
and so numerous were his clients that
people used to offer premiums for front
positions in the crowds that assembled.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
EonE-Efred Family

London. Aug 22--The master OF St
Austel Workhouse reported 20 the guard
ans that a woman. aged ninety-seven.
who was brought 10 the workhoUse re-
Gently by her enty-five-year-old son
had been taken out a few days later by
her sister, who Is ninety years Of age
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
TRAGIC HONEYMOON.
Bride Is Drowned and Bridegroom
Shoots Himself

Copenhagen. Aug. "A tragic affair
occurred yesterday az Esrom See. a pop
Ular Danish watering place
A few days ago young German named
Otto and his bride arrived on their hon
eymoon at one Of the fashionable hotels.
Yesterday Nine. Otto. who was an ex-
ceIlent swimmer. was bathing in the lake
when she was seized with cramp and
sank.
She was brought to shore IN an in-ensi-
bic condition. and her husband arrived
on the scene as endeavors were being
made to restore her 10 consciousness
When the doctors finally pronounced
her dead the young man drew a revolver
from his pocket and shot himself dead
beside the body OF his bride,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
PSEUDO ANARCHIST JAILED.
German Clerk Imprisoned for At
tempting 10 Extort.

Berlin. Aug "a clerk named Hem
rich Eroneu, aged twenty-five. vas sen
fenced 20 rWeu-y-seVen months iupris0n-
ueuL to-day for attempting 70 extort
$500 each from Herr Krupp Won BohIen-
Holbach, head Of the Erupp works, and
Herr August Thyssen- the weIl-knOwu
Rhenish coal and iron uaEnate. by means
Of threats
Kronen- after em5azzling 500 from his
employer az Essen. fed 10 London When
the money was all gone he wrote his
father g pitifuI letter asking for assist
Euce. which was currly refused He then
wrote 70 EeTTgu Nr-pp and Thyssen long
letters. signed The International Auar-
chisJs' League, and telling them that the
league had decided 20 blow them up with
dynamite unless they sent $500 10 a
London posJ-0f5ce. The police were su-
formed and sent Inspector Neufei1d 70
London. where Krslen ieil into q simple
trap and was arrested
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
WANTED TO BE 4 HERO.
FrenehmaH Fires a magazine. to Add
10 His Fame

10 His Fame.
Paris. Aug 22-A man named Public
caui has been arrested for setting fire TO
a powder magazine in the arsenal
His character is g particularly good one.
and he has received a large number Of
medals and awards for saving life from
IRE and water
II is believed that the fact Of receiving
so many medals has turned his head and
caused him 20 become an incendIary.
For six months PubI5ccaui had saved
no lives and opportunities for so doing
seemed very far OF Publiccani lo-Ced
10 add another medal 10 his collection.
and on Saturday. being unable 10 contain
himself any longer, he set fire 10 the
powder magazine
He displayed the utmost bravery IN
helping Co extinguIsh the flames from
which he rescued q sentry and another
man, q fact which afforded him no little
satisfaction
The IRE might have been terribly dis
astrous. however for the magazine was
one Of the largest III T1ulen-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
Ballet Dancer an n. n.

Warsaw. Aug 22.-NIle- Marie Rutkow-
ska popular ballet dancer al the Opera
House IN Warsaw. has just received her
degree in law She intends to take I'D the
legal profession. but VIII continue to
dance every evening at the Opera House.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
GOT 100000 FROM TENOR.
Beautiful SORgstress Then EIOPes
from Florence with Chauffeur

from Florence Win OhauEeur-
London. Aug. 2--The Daily Telegraph's
Milan correspondent sends an account OF
the domestic troubles. of a tenor Of world
wide reputation who is very well known
in New York and London It appears that
the tenor had been living with a beautiful
singer who had deserted her husband for
him. They were in London this Season.
but after a time the lady went to the
tenor's residence. at Florence. whence
after 9 short stay she eloped with his
chauffeur. taking diamonds and jeweIry
worth ,150o00.
The tsnor has appealed to her 10 re-
Un. bus without aya1
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
Girnntic schnnI Tront

Bristol Aug 2-Seventy thousand
school children were entertained al Bris-
toi yesterday IN connection with the re-
cent visit OF the King and Queen 70 the
ciU-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
BRAZIL WOULD FIGHT
War Ships Being Built in
England, Says German.
SEEKS POSITION ON THE SEA

Thousands of Hands Busy with
FOrti6catiOR work in the HarbOr
of Rio de JanefrO-AccordfnG TO
London Paper, Infantry Is Being
Armed with Latest aIauser Guns.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
EAST INDIANS OBJECT
Fight Partition and Bitterly
DenOunce English Rule.
BOYCOTT IS WIDELY LAUDED

Prominent AEitator 10 EniiEhten
EnEIishmen and Americans on In
This Country, Spreading knOwI-
edge Of India's Aspirations.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
PEST OF BUTTERFLIES
Insects by Millions Invade
Bohemia District.
SWARMS STOP THE FACTORIES

Farmers and Gardeners in n State
of Terror Caused by Devastations.
Millions of Eggs Left Behind-Hi-
grafton in SOuthvSeSterIy Direc-
tiOn-CabbaGe Crop Destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-03
RELIEF OF DISTRESSED.
Money Urgently Needed by Those In
Charge of Charitable Work.

AZ "A meeting o. the Southeast division
of TIC Associated Charities Monica
afternoon the needs ot a young woman
i'll wii, consumption. AMI who had been
deserted oy her husband with two de-
pendent babies, were discussed. she ana
her two children can he taken care of. TIE
rent paid. milk and eggs furnished. gro
ceries and all necessarics supplied for 81
a month. bar owing TO the lack III iun.i'
OF the Citizens Belle: Association only 81
a month during the summer can &c -
lowed for each division OF the issocil : i
Charities. and $21 OF this amour. Cannot
be spared for one family.
An appeal was made icI special milk .or
two babies at the new baby dispensa-r n
Southwest Washington. This diet costs
aDo,,t 81 n month each. II was decided -
continue the diet for L consumptive wo:ll-
an who has been taking c-re OF two c.ii!-
dren. as size has improved In llealtn. It
was decided to continue the contribution
of milk also 10 al old woman who -
being given her room rent free ny friends,
who arc almost rs poor ~ she.
The conference Will appeal 10 the publ Q
for money for milk TO- the needy children.
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Hotel Arrivals.

ston-W illiam T. Evans. Aloutr.4.-
y. l.; SANFORD Wood. Honolulu. Fl. T.: J.
Ao,5lu. IIiilsaoro. Ohio: Edmund We
NOR. Nav York: Charles ". T.ppett.
R.cti. Isl; od.
Eaieigi1--w. =. ncnra. Norfolk. IA: !.
Il. i;asscit. Raleigh. y. e.: II. J.. Tryulsr,.
Portsmouth. Va: " Fuiir"r. New Yotrk:
r. l. Lewis. Providence. II. l.
New Niilard-W. =. RYAN. Mexico: j.
V. Rice. IT,. New York: 4. II. Levi.
Toledo. Ohio; T. J. Sacher New York.
Normdndie-Mrs. &. Il. Wood, Ionou!-t.
Il. T.; Miss Dorothy Wood. Honolulu. II.
T.: Mr. Sanford Wood. Honolulu, IA. T.:
Theodore Faulis and AIRS. Faulks. Pa.cr-
son. \. T.; Mrs. T.. II. Mcrwin. New Sor....
Sl:orenam--S. s. Rowland, New York:
Mrs George Taylor. New York. Ms
Stockridgc. New York; F. l.. ParIcy. New
yorh: Charles T. Bishop. New York. Mr.
Peter 4. Labouisse, Warranton. Va. /.
Mis- fsabe, Psli. .Warrcntoi,. Va: James
D. Hall. ir. Warrenton. Va: J. ii. Wade
and Mrs. Wade. Knoxville. Tenn.
Riggs Housc-John II. Rcthermel, Pens-
syltania: VI. n. Boyle New fori.:
George w. Wagner.' Pennsylvania: ". :.
Spear. Ohio: Miss Anne Rolr. NV Je!
sc:-: l.. J. Roar and wife. New Jerse,
G. Il. Webb. Laurs1: A. J. Hunt. Ohio:
S. \. Davenport. Eric: p. Y. Dowline-
PENNSYLVANIA: l.. r. Cameron. Bait
more Md.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued IL
the following:
Charles y. Watson aud Nesta J. Lock
wood.
Charles &. ,koebrlck OF Baltimore. AID,
and Florence A. Wurdeman Of this city
James Lee il. II Jersey CITY. n. j..
and Clara VI. joyce Of this city.
Charles T. Cooley of R@fanc". Va, and
Minnie l.. Mct';;sw al amherst. Va.
Charles }. Miller AMI Anna NJ. Paulsen
both Of Baltimore. NJ.
Patrick j. Nrlviiliii aud Margaret a
Boyle.
jefferson $. Graves OF tnis 1T, and Anna
l.. Bordley OF Boston. Mass.
j. kendrick Upton and Lor,.na A.
Davis.
Samuel A. Toplev ard Eettic Donald
sc:,. both OF Dominion Heights. Va.
Obey :. Conlroy and Sarah u. Paris
lota OF Richmond. Va
Elijah s. CnidSc.p and Mary t.. Jackson
James l.. Ilaffsy and Alic' l. Hunter
Charles w. :Nilln ard Mary $. Sel7l"
Edward g. t.rigsny and Matte Y. Sin,
der
Boss Waller and 6ienevicve Hooks.
Lee. r. Gorilam and Edna Humphreys
James II. Wygant and Resale 5. Dial.
rymp,e.
Hug. w Fairls NIB and Annie Z. Talley.
both OF Richmond. Va.
Homer S. Stevens and Mary y. Kelly
john II. BYRD ot Covinglon, Va, and
Pos=, J. tenab!r "t Miiiboro Springs. Va
.Iost3II. !. Cooisey ana Ami. S. boteler
James r. Gillian and May J. Walsh.
Robert l.. Layton and teuia NJ. Snit:
bot.i Of Manassas, Va.
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The Lack of Drinking Fountains.


Reading vonr t.n.'ly and cosIut .dt-
toriai il Mondays issl. Vi! The heed Of
drinking tru"5ains. l,.r;I,.el sornc OF The
reasons a. Wei ~ Il few .: the r,onlis. s
given by our board Of Commissioners;
when the pumps If o." city, many 81
unq,leationhbir ard special value were
destroyed az the he.est Of scientists AR.
gar.led anc. still regard as u modal man.
If l remember rightly. and AS ). pana.na
for 80 grea, an evil, intima,ed tina. Con-
gross would b., asked for an apprcpr!:, :
tesian wells. but l have never noticed
any move In that direction. either per-
sonally or as Il board. and SO fancy that
his good intentions have gone "a g.in,-
mering. as has the Congress. AS i
traverse the streets Of Washington.
north, south cast and west, daily. / have
felt the utter lack OF drinking facilities or
fountains.
Not only did tn. Commissioners remove
the pumps. but a large number. nearly
ALL of the public MIGRANTS have been
aba ndoned or else allowed to remain
disabled and without repairing.
I have walked for full two hours. at
times, without finding single hy,lrant
in serviccable condition. or any other
means OF qllenching thirst. and all be-
cause OF the action OF the board in de-
ST roying the old and good pumps. now
but u memory.
The present lack of drinking facilities
is a disgrace to Washington as well rs
an incentive tn the use and abuse of in
tcxirauts. Even the two public com
forts erected. respectively at 7,b and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and l4ii, and Penn
syNania avenue. are lamentabiy deficient
In this respect as neither u: tin CUP nor
other means of drinking has been sun
piled. rotwithst and!ng the liberal expcn-
diture OF money involved In their con.
struction. OF course there arc running
spigotS ard one can swallow one al
these and an overdose OF refreshing
but rather warm water. You NAV find !,
!7ydyant some of our back streets but
prominent streets are utterly lacking Is
any dciiverance from this condition pos
slbl.? We have elaborate water works
bu' no water. Il. W SIIE'"k ELLIS
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported u
the health office during the past twenty.
four hours
William ID. and Josephine NJ. knessic
June l. male.
Lee and Ccna Hammer May %, female.
Arthur II. and Grace +. Howell, MAY
IL. male.
Leon c. and Mary ID Dick. June /
female.
James; NJ. and Fanny Dennis. May IL
male.
Francis NJ. and Katie Y. Brotherton
May IL. male.
Oliver and Annie E. Brust, May 81.
male.
male.
William and Bessie Boyd. May -, .e-
male.
.Alonzo and RUBY Wadde!l. May "a. &c.
male.
Cullen and Cora Sailise. May {. .,male.
William ard Sadie STUDIOS. MAY ~. .,.
mae.
ADDISON and Ella Newton, May -. e
male.
Charles and Julia Lewis, May -, n,aic
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BURIED AT CINCINNATI.
Remains of Henry Cilley Taken to
Citv of His Birth.

Funeral services over the remains OF
Henry Cilley, WHO died last Friday at the
George Washington University Hospital
after an illness OF several months, were
held Sunday afternoon at Wright's un-
dertaking rooms. 10th and . streets north
west. The services were conducted by
Rev. Edward T. Buckley. The body vas
taken TO Cincinnati, Ohio. where inter
ment was made in the Spring Grove cenle-
terry.
Mr.. Cil.y was native Of Cincinnati,
his father. Judge Jonathan Cilley, having
been orc Of the most famous jurists on
the Ohio bench. He was relative OF
Jonathan I'illey. a member of Congress
from Maine. who fought the celebrated
duel. February ~. 1888. with William j.
Graves. member from! Kentucky. MI
c:l,ey In his carly years Followed 4 mer-
cartil" Iii" IN indianapolis and buffalo.
fIc lived III Washington for about eight
e-r years. Laarl, half al that time being
employed ii tn Treasury Department.
ana .or the past ten years IN The pension
bureau.
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Civil Wars In England.
70 the Editor of The Star:

To the Editor Of The Star:
Historical accuracy of statement, eS-
pec;ally when premediated. is of the ut
most Importance when great principles
are being enunciated. One OF the Me-
moral day Speakers Is reported as say
ing:
During the period of a thousand years
occupied by the history OF the English
people there have been three and only
three great civil wars" He then states
that the first was that in which Warwick.
the "kingmaker," figured
The above statement Is inaccurate. even
If stress be placed on the word great"
In 1861 there was war between Henry III
and his loyal subjects and Simon do
Montfort. Earl Of Leicester. and his ad-
herents.
Hallam styles II 'baronial' war
Hume "civ!l' war. and Cheyney. who
is studied III our hig., schools. also terms
4 civil war.
The king at one time was in the posses-
sion OF de sIontfort. That the war was
great IS proven by its result. In 1850
met the first hous, If commons. the germ
o. all poruia, paris n:enrs
W. II. SINGLETON.
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Whereabouts of River Men.

Capt. James Jones. formerly master OF
III" tug Dallas. recently sold to the gov
.rnment. is aboard that vessel on its way
TO Portsmouth. n. H., as mate to Capt.
u. y. French, master of the tug.
Charles +. Chandler has resigned as
engineer of the tug Imperial of Baltimore
To accept the berth as assistan, engineer
of thu United States Army engineers
dredgc Rartap employed In New YORK
halbnr Improvement work. Engineer
james Craig succeeds Mr.. Chandler on tue
Imperial.
Capt. viii TAYLOR. master o: the tug
james .. Carter IS with his vessel at
Solonlons Island, Nd, where she IS be
.ns gwen Il general overha'ilins in l'repa :
r.i;i"u for summer towing work OF the
-I,r.
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DIED..


Jt,NFS sud-. My June ]. 1905. his r"si3e0aa.
1912 l3ta stree. northwest. JAMES II.
JONES.
Funeral Thursday afternoon, .inDe :, AZ o'cos L,
from his late residence. Friends invited.
MERRILL. On Tuesday, .innc =. it1s, =. 1873
pm. RAYMOND n. beloved s"n II Frsr.
and Hritie II. Merrill. aged five months aai
tseuiS -is. days.
funeral win take rlac" from the .'esieen''c e
hs grantiia n.f. 1hcvtlor., Gao tala s'cfh
f"ar"lina avenue southeast. ~ Thursday. w :,
l. ~ :, pm. Relatives and friends ,uvit'd
attend.
In Menorian.
S>s.ii.oCTF.RRF, X. In sad but i"vi1e rctd'.;n.
brancc OF ica. father. -I'ilN SHLui-
rEl:EECk. who died thrte,'n yea.s ae9 80
Gay, June -. 1895.
Peaceful! be his eiu,obcr.
BY HIS CHI4piylN. NARY f.. ND ALHLEr.
Willis In loving repsmhran.c Of .,l- der
mother. NARY q. WILLIS, who died tne
BY HER SONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-03

Henry Thompson. colored. seventeen
years of age was removed to the George
town University Hospital from RossiSn.
Va. last night, and treated for a Severe
fracture OF his skull. sustained il uas
stated. ny his head coming In contact with
a trolley pole while lie was riding on q
car on the Falls ,'iiurc:l line on his WAY
from his home AT Naucks 70 Ross!yn. It.
was stated at The hospital today that his
condition was critical.
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Funeral of John E. Burdette.
Special Corres,c-.lence Of Tie Star.
FsOYDS Nd June :.

BOYDS. Nd. June :. 1913.
The remains Of John Edward Burdett
a prominent farmer and citizen " Clark.
burg Montgomery county. who died sue
denly Sunday. were inferred today Al :;
O'Clock In the Northern Methodist CEN
terry at ('larksb'ug. Rev. c. NJ. Yost, i'as-
tor preached the funeral sermon. T'h.s
pallbeare-s were ]. Henning Purduhr.,
John T. Smiti. Zachar:ah Woodiieid.
Noah Watkins. l.. u. atkins aud 10. n
Sudlats!.
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WOLF of Deuison. Iowa. are the oIt-ot-
town guests here for the wedding.

Among ih. large Number o: Washing
tonians already Al Capon Springs or eN-
rected shortly for the s.uson arc: Mr..
and Mrs. HauniS TAYLOR and family.
Judge and Airs. Sias Hare. Senator :. II
nor. Gen. and Mrs. Writ Davis. Mrs Mat
COIN Hufty. Nj. Eugene rarr:si ami fam
lily. Mr.. james =. Hay. Nj. and Mrs.
William \. Jones. Mrs. J. l.. Gadsby. Mrs.
\. w. Gillespie and parry. Mrs. w. l.
WHvilie. Mrs. Samuel Is. German. Mr..
and Mrs. y. S. WorthlngtoE. Mrs. j. '.
McIllienny. Mrs. T.. J. Rutherford. Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. I.uskc. Mrs. Emily Hay
and party NJ. and Mrs. aIaur!c. Is
O'ponugu
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Miss Ett. Marie Hun. daughter 81 M.
Truman Hull, and Rev. Alexander $
. Gibson. son OF Bishop Gibson of Viz
siui,t. were married May * 1T aThns'
ton. Va. In TrinitE =. r. Char1.. In
, chapel was artistically decorated Will
May roses and orange blossoms, daisy
chains taking tho place Of white ribbons
The us!lers were Mr.. G. Gibson and MI. e
Chamberlayne.
The bride was; .,ccomingiy sowned 4.
white. with hat -. White point .j'esr!i'
trimmed with orange blossoms 81" car
rie.i a shower bouquet ot bride rostS
After the ceremony Mrs. \. H.. Reed. a.
sisted 10y Mrs. u. II. Rhodes and MIS-
George Mc,'afI'iiy. entertained n'ihtns;
IF guests i'll her home. which WAS beauti-
. fully decorated with spring flowers, aitel
which Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson took tn,
evening boat for Old Point Comfort
where they made short stay betor1 pro
ceetline to their future .:ome in Adj. Va.
where the groom is rector Of the parish.
Miss Rosatic Sunderland Da.rymple
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Dalrym-
pie will b.. married this evening IL Mr.
James Howard Wygant of Iowa Rev
Charles Holmead, an intimate friend OF
I he family. will perform the ceremony
which will be performed in the home OF
the brides parents In Oregon aven''~ and
Miss Dalrymple will be attended Ivy h,
sister, Miss Dorothy Dalrymple. vino will
act as maid OF honor. and little Miss
Eleanor Pritchard. a cousin of The bride,
will act as flower girl. Mr.. William W.
Lemnond will be the best man. After
their horey jaunt the couple will re-
turn here to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ellington Worth and
Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. L. D.7 rynple both Of
Newark. \. j.; Or. .. L. Butcher OF At
lanti: City. Mr.. and Mrs. Frey Of Peters
burg. Va: Or. and Mrs. c,.ncnston o.
Rraddock. Pa: AIR. Robert Sysand Of
Portland, O,c.. and pr. ana Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Gueterni:tin have
lust returned from Il visit To New York
and arc at home IL thcir fi'icniss