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J.. where they spent the summer. and
are the guests OF Mrs n J. ~,olberC.
who has recently laken the Bradley
Davidson house, at Bethesda, Nd.
Miss Dorothy Ki!EkoH is the guest of
relatives III Philadelphia for two weeks.
Miss Kitty Cook, Of Congress Heights.
D. c., who has been spending the great
er part OF the summer En- New York
and New Jersey, VIII return 10 her
home within the next few days.
The Merrymake-s'' will hold their
first dance OF the season Thursday
evening, September u, En- National
Rifles Armory. The committee sin be
l. P SteuarJ, chairman; c. EngIe and
~. Williams
Miss Pearl GaskIns LETT washington
yesterday for a trip to Norfolk. Ports
mouth, Virginia Beach and Old Point
Comfort, where she VIII be the guest
of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Godsay have re-
turned 20 their apartment in the Cecil
apartment from Louisville. Ky. where
they have spent a portion OF the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. West. who spent
the summer in the North. have returned
TO their apartment in the Ciinbourne.
Mrs. L E Bennett has returned TO her
apartment in the Ontario from Maine,
where she spent the summer
Miss Maude Heagy, Of Rockville, was
the guest OF friends in washington last
week for several days.
Mrs. Caroline Newton Lewis is rapidly
recovering from her recent illness, and
is now with her mother IN her home in
A street southeast
Miss NJ. Caroline Smith, who Left
Washington recently for trip through
the West, is now the guest OF hsr moth
er and brother in their home in Okla
homa.
Mrs E A Haines, Of Capitol HILL
has as her guests for the month Of Sep
temhPr her daughter. Mrs Herbert c.
Sanford, and children, Of Knoxville,
Tenn.
George NJ. Bowers, Commissioner Of
Fisheries. is spending several weeks in
his former home in Martinsburg, ". Va
Earl Donaldson, who has been the
guest of his cousin, Frank H. Thomp-
SOL. in his home in East Falls Church
during the summer, has returned TO his
home in washington
Mr. and Mrs. w. A Sparrow enter
Of the birthday Of Mrs. Sparrow's moth
er, Mrs &. J. Thompson, in their home.
'Sparrows' Nest West Falls Church,
Sunday evening.
Mrs. G. Glotbach Mrs. Frank Ran
dolph, Mrs. Elliott, of Washington. and
Mrs. George Thompson, and Miss Elsie
Donald, of New York, were the house
guests Of Mrs. Frank Thompson last
week in-her home in East Falls Church.
Mrs. Lindsey and Miss Lindsey. OF
Washington. are guests at the Ebbitl
Hotel, Atlantic City. for a short STAY.
MI and Mrs Robert Wayne. of
Washington. are spending several " aekS
in Atlantic City, at the Clarendon HO-
tel.
DR.. Joseph o. Reed. accompanied by
Miss Ida 3. Reed and Fred Cassens
Reed, is spending several weeks at the
ChalfOnte Hotel. Atlantic City
Miss Mamie Murphy and Miss Mar
garet Murphy, Of this city, have re-
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Vile, Fla TIE party included Miss Nil
lie b Thomas; NJ ss Anne h. Davis. Of
Washington: MSS Annie f. Walker Of
Culpcper; Miss Madeline Hope, Of Alex
andria, Va; MSS Ethel Speaks. Of
Maryland; L. Il. NanviIe. Of South Da-
kota; ID. F. Asbury. Of North Carolina;
Catlett Davis, Of Washington; G.. L.
Thompson, Of Del Ray; w. r. Gary. and
II. r. Gary. The time was pleasantly
spent in tennis and horseback riding
Miss Thomas accompanied Miss Speak
Saturday 10 her home in Maryland.
from where they will go next week 70
spend several days In a lighthouse in
the Chesapeake bay.
Mrs. J. F. Smith and daughters. OF PA
Florida avenue. who spent the summer
at their place. Superior Cottage. Co
lonial Beach. Va, have returned 20 their
home During their stay at Colonial
Beach they had as their guests Mrs
Elizabeth Aldrich. Miss Marion john
son, Miss Mary Boyer, Miss Ella Tuck
er. Reynolds Harris, William Mullen.
Ashby Mullen. and Wilbour Johnson.
Capt c. E KOerpeF. L. s. A, who has
been on duty in Cuba, is spending sew
eral days in Washington, the guest OF
friends at 2234 Q street
Capt Frank W. Coe, L. s. A, sDent
a few days in Washington last week
coming here from Fort Monroe. Va.
First Lieut.. D. J. GHmer. who has
been spending several days in Washing
ton. left Friday
Ensign w G Barker, jr.. U. s. n.
attached to the U. s. 5. Marietta, who
was on leave f-om his ship last Thurs
day and Friday, was a guest at the
New Willard.
Passed Assistant Paymaster F. H
Tricou, Z S. y, IN duty in Norfolk.
Va, who is on ieave, spent several
days IN Washington last week.
Lieut.. James Van Horn. L. s. A.
Who is stationed in Havana. Cuba.
spent several days in Washington last
week, the guest of friends in the On
tario.
Capt. 5. A. Cheney. L. s. A, on duty
with the general staff, has returned to
duty in this city.
Rear Admiral G. A. BickneH. L. S. N,
retired, who has been a guest at the
Army AMI Navy Club several days, Will
leave Washington tomorrow.
Major w G. GambriH. L. 5. A., who
spent several days here last week. was
o. leave of absence from St Paul,
MINI.
Major r NJ. Blatchford. L. S. A. who
is on duty at Fort D. A Russell, Wyo..
spent several days in Washington last
week.
Capt NJ. A Elliott. jr.. L s. A, who
is on leave from Fort Sheridan, III. was
the guest of friends at -715 Nineteenth
street for several days last week.
A daughter was born to Lieut. Arthur
Harrison Wilson, L. S. A. and Mrs.
Wilson in this city, September 6.
Capt. E. o. sarratt, Coast Artillery
Corps. on leave from Fort Hamilton.
n. Y, spent several days here last
week.
Capt wallace Dewitt. Medical Cops,
z. s. A, who Is on duty at Fort Vel
lowstone. Wyo.. spent several days in
Washington last week
Miss Clara z. Il. of washington,
who is spending several weeks in At
lantio city, at the Hotel Windsor, was
hostess at dinner last evening. Among
her guests were Miss Edna McpdSison,
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Diplomatic

The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand. who have been spending the
summer in France. are expected to re-
turn to Washington October 5.
NJ. des Portes. the charge d'affaires in
the absence Of the ambassador. who is
now in Washington for a few days,
probably will return to York Harbor for
the remainder of the season some time
this week.
Viscount de Chambrun. who has been
visiting the various fashionable summer
resorts in the North, will return 70 the
city tomorrow. Major Fourier. the
military attache. already has arrived
from France, where he spent the sum
mer-
Pierre Whelan, OF the embassy stan,
has gone to Philadelphia, to take charge
of the French consulate there, in the
absence OF the consul. NJ de LObel-
Many. who is going to France on leave
of absence.
Nine. Godov. wife Of the Mexican
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The Minister Of Argentina and Nine.
POrtela, who are now in Breton Woods.
y. H, for bsef stay, will be among
the earliest Of the diplomatic colony to
return to Washington.
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Cabinet

Secretary of War Wright, while on his
recent Western tour OF inspection. was
the honor guest a number of enter
tainments during his stay at Fort Leav-
enwOrIh.
Col. and Mrs. William A. Nichols en-
tertained the party accompanying the
Secretary at dinner one evening, Gen.
and Mrs. Frederick Funston entertained
at tea, and Mrs. +. p. Fuller gave a
large bridge party in their honor
The Secretary returned TO Washington
a week age Saturday. but left imme-
diately afterward for Woods Hole. \.
H, where he spent the early part Of
the week with Mrs. Wright
General and Mrs. Bell. Mrs Herbert
Wadsworth and Major Treat, who were
In the party, did not return East, but
continued westward for a trip to the
Yellowstone region.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rothchild and
family have returned 10 town. after
spending the summer at Ashburn, Va,
on the Stewart farm.
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charge dafaires Of the Mexican en-
bassy IT. Washington, with her family.
has returned to Washington from New
York and Atlantic City. where they
have been spending the summer.
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Mrs Fannie X Levi has returned 10
her home on Eighteenth street. after
spending the summer at the Hotel Ru-
dof. Atlantic City
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ing several weeks at the Hotel Rudolf.
Atlantic City.
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The Secretary Of Commerce and La
Dor and Mrs. Straus left Washington
Friday for a short absence. Mrs. Straus
going TO New York TO spend the week
end with her daughter. Mrs Edward
Schafer. and the Secretary to Cincin-
natl.
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Mrs. J. OethngeT and family. OF VII
son, n C., are the guests OF Mrs. Z.
ROsentjlaI
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Mr.. and Mrs. I. Goodman have re-
turned from WaIbroQk, nd, where they
spent the past several weeks with rela-
tives.
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Miss Eena FisheI, Of Washington, "a
visiting relatives in Newport News. va
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The Minister Of Belgium and Baron
ess Moncheur are now established in
their legation home on II street. after
having spent the summer at York Har-
Dor, Ne.
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turned TO heir home from Augusta
Ga. whers they have been the guests OF
the AIssses Afahoney-
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Howard L. Sigmund is now located
with Mr. and Mrs. A Sigmund at the
Bleuheiu
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Judge and Mrs Penfeld and Miss Pen
field. who spent the summer in Massa-
chusetts and Maine. have returned to
their apartment in the Ontario.
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Miss I. W. Gary Of Del Ray. Alexan-
dria county. Va, entertained a house
party Of ten guests last week In honor
OF Miss Mile B. Thomas, OF Jackson
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p z e

DUNG Mr. and Mrs Edward formerly
yn Walsh whose romantic marriage place July
evidently have given their European
Friendship the Mclean
road.
Mrs Joseph Letter who is still
Mclean
add considerable zst to the festivities of life
Williams will
meiy Washington
pont magnificent millionaire colony resi-.
Where Ned Mclean he popularity
lsh themselves ample
in I
Friendship and the beautiful Washes Massachusetts
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Nathan Well, formerly Of Washing
ton, but now OF jacksonville, Fla. IS
the guest OF his parents. Nr. aud Mrs.
A. Well. OF The Madrid.
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Miss Ida Wen has returned from a
several weeks stay at Braddock
l Heights, Nd
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Edwin V Morgan, the American min
lister 10 Cuba. is spending a brief leave
Of absence in the United States He
viii return to Marianao some time in
November
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The Misses Seay entertained in honor
Of their house guest, Miss Louise Fling.
OF Waterford, Va, Friday evening. in
their home in Great Falls street. FAILS
Church, Va. The parIors Were beau
tifuuy decorated with quantities OF
EcldenrOd and ferns.
Among the guests were Miss Ethel
Pearson, OF Washington: Miss Newton
Miss Crupper, Miss AIalS,Geld. Of Alex
andria, Va; Miss Payne, Miss Bertha
Priest, Miss Ethel Fries, Miss Barnes.
OF Falls Church; Gilbert White, John
Bangs. Harry Mckinney. and Harvey
Chestnut Of Washington: Freeman
Mansfield, and Clay Phillips. OF Alex
andria; Frank Brown and Stickney
Brown, Of Falls Church.
Miss Olga Converse. daughter Of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Converse. is spending
several weeks at Bar Harbor. Ne. the
guest Of DIT. and Mrs. Haskell DERBY,
Of Boston.
Mrs. Chase. widow Of the late Col
Constantine Chase. L 5. A, and Miss
Louise Chase, who have been spending
the last month at Clifton Springs, n Y
have returned 10 Washington
Mrs Walton Goodwin, widow Of the
late Captain Goodwin. L. 5. y. viii re-
turn Wednesday from Ongunquit, Me-,
where she spent the summer.
DR.. Alma c. Arnold has returned to
washington from a several months alb
senCe in Europe.
Mrs. B. L. Birkfeld left town yester-
day for Brooklyn. n Y, where she win
spend several weeks with her sister
Mrs. Herman Birkfeld-
Miss Edith Auerbach has returned 10
her home. IN Sixth street, after spend
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Miss ThekIa Sondheimer and her
brother, Irwin Sondheimer. are sojoUrn-
ing in Atlantic City.
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Miss FAX OF Richmond. Va, has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. y. V. Ise-
man
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Miss Florence Gusdorf has returned
from Newport News. Va, where she
was the guest Of Miss Dora CARRIER
during the summer.
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Miss Mabel Cohen has returned from
q weeks stay az Atlantic City.
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Rabbi and Mrs. Abram Simon and
sons, who have Deen spending the sum
ner in travelling abroad, are en- route
home.
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John Barrett will return 20 Wash
ington Tuesday from the White Noun
tains, where he has been the guest of
Mrs. Joseph Stickney. Of New York.
at the Mt Washington, for the last few
days Others in Mrs SticISney's party
are Mrs. Pierre Dorillard Ronalds. of
London. and iter son, Reginald Ron
aids. and the secretary Of the American
embassy at Tokyo and Mrs. Post
Wheeler.
Mr.. Barrett had The exciting expert
once Of making a balloon ascent the
other day At Springfield. Mass, with
Charles J. Glidden.
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3. stern. Of New York. has been
spending the week here.
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Mrs L 3ng has returned from a de-
lightful stay in New York and Atlantic
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Mrs. IsidOr Kaufman and daughter,
Miss Beatrice kaufman, are spending
several weeks at Clifton Springs, y. Y
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Mr. and Mrs. Never FeIIheimer have
returned from Baltimore. where they
were the guests Of Mrs. Meyer Gold
smith.
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AS has been her custom. for the past
seven years, Mrs Isidor Grosner ceIe-
brated the birthday anniversary Of her
daughter. Ruth, by giving a party az
the Bruen Home, where 40 little folks
enjoyed Thursday afternoon from 4 10
G. With their charming little hostess.
all kinds o. games and refreshments
were enjoyed
A gift for each child was presented
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Mrs r. c. L. MonCure, OF East Falls
Church, entertained the Falls Church
Euchre Club in her home Wednesday
afternoon The guests were AIRS Gar
uer, Mrs Smith, Mrs Copper. Airs.
Noble Moore, Mrs. Enochs, Mrs. Mach
en- and Miss Carter Miss Carter won
the prize. which was a handsome silk
slipper bag.
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Mrs. B. L. Birkfeld left town yester-
day for Brooklyn. n Y, where she win
spend several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Herman Birkfeld-
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Mrs. Charles Picard and her daughter.
Miss Elsie Picard. have returned 20
their home here after spending the
summer al Chesapeake Beach
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Miss Vera Han, Of Baltimore, IS the
guest of Miss Edna Royal
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Personals

Mrs. John r. Williams, wife Of Col
onel Williams, L. s. A, accompanied
oy her youngest daughter, Miss FranCise
Williams. a student at the Georgetown
convent. returned to her apartments In
the Connecticut yesterday from Fort
Du Pont, Delaware. wnere she has been
spending the summer with Colonel VII
iiams, who is stationed there.
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Miss Carrye Adler Of PittSburg. is
the guest Of AR. and Mrs. Joseph Abel,
OF Clifton street
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DR.. Alma c. Arnold has returned TO
washington from several months alb
senCe in Europe.
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Mrs. Z. Flesher, OF Germany who has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Charles Flesher. Of Rhode Island ave
nue., has gone 10 New York 10 spend
some time with relatives before sail
ing for home
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William COwan, or New York. VINO
was the guest OF his brother Tor a few
days. has returned to his home.
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Mrs. Salvador Richards and children.
who spent the past several weeks az the
Hotel Oriental. Atlantic City. has re-
turned 10 Her home al Florence Court.
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Mrs. l. Levy and family, Of Tallahas-
see. Fla, are the guests Of Mrs. VIII
liam Blum
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Leon stein has returned 20 his home
AT the Madrid, after spending the sum
mer travelling ia Europe
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Nine. Cooley. wife Of the Mexican
minister to Cuba, who is also the
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Mrs. Walton Goodwin, widow Of the
late Captain Goodwin. L. 5. n. viii re-
turn Wednesday from Ongunquit, Me-
where she spent the summer.
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MOTHER interesting nupil
81 promising list last
Barker sent from their summer home Neheeigh, Wiliamsown
Mass, the btrotha Louise
Edwin Corning of Albany,
Miss Maxwell charming OF accomplishments
has been popular Washington society particularly
contingent her debut
wedding of the early
winter
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Mrs. Gerscn NordIinger and her son.
William p, who spent the summer at
the Hotel Rudolf. Atlantic. City, have
returned 10 their home, at Florence
Court
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Mr. and Mrs n Herz0c. OF OIL City.
They are located at the Lorraine.
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Miss Buchanan and Miss Malone. Of
Indianapolis, Ind, who have been
spending the last two weeks in Nor
folk, Va, the guests Of Airs. william
Macdonald in her home on OIney road.
are spending several days ia Washing
ton
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SRoM scientific
worlds stage last week. Wednesday the anuated
aU Gle OF the Capital hOekd do
enee and Its latest achievement, practical aeroplane
There gathering
tory the parade grounds the Uncle
military reservations The weather POpous for the
altogether the affair al imposing spectacle
The three Cabinet members townSecretary War
tary Of the Navy Metlf Secretary Commerce
present Mrs Naf accompanied the Secretary Navy,
ing Rxy wife Surgeon
of the Navy
particularly when Wright and his wonderful passed
hour mark n their
Mrs Straus early
waited for the Corps
the
Truly, civilization making rapid society put
afternoon place
nesday-
2 e Z.
E return Of the Minister of Belgium and the Baroness Donceur
their legation Thursday evening
social life in the Capital early harbng SPRING
coming promise
this gded contingent of Washington society Corps
adds such glamour to social wen
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Miss Edith Auerbach has returned 70
her home, IN Sixth street, after spend
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

STN ASHNGTON felt deep marriage Of
AAlH OF
Maurice Francis Egan to Jerome Elmer P Murphy
gees Cal and Washington which took Copenhagen
Dr. his il
and the fact that the his place
matter here
The
trip the Continent the recipients congauoy kilograms
President Roosevelt the King Denmark
Not the least faeing thing that youthful
bride foreign is the the Hon. Knoys
close friend ard cnfdant Of
tactfuI girl
yer
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Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wayne. of
I Washington. are spending several " aeks
] in Atlantic City. at the Clarendon HO-
tel
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Mr.. and Mrs. John PT-nder and fam
lly have returned TO their home Oh
Capitol Hin, from Virginia, where they
spent the last six weeks.
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Mrs. william Taylor Schneider, wife
Of the Rev. William T. Schneider, Of
the Church OF the Incarnation. and
their daughters. Miss E0na Schneider
and Miss Faith Schneider, who spent
the summer at Fleetwood, Va. the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Freeman.
viii return 10 their home IN Nineteenth
street tomorrow.
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PROPOS of engagements
lei acknowledgment Ogden of engagement
~ existing between their daughter Beatrice
The people each
their tactics similar those which preceded Brig
and the Hon. Gerald Lwth, England May the Duk
of Roxburghe.
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Dr. Joseph o. Reed, ACCOMPANIED bv
Miss Ida 3. Reed and Fred Cassens
Reed. is spending several weeks at the
ChalfOnte Hotel Atlantic CITY
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Miss Clara F. II Il, Of washington,
who is spending several weeks in At
lantic City, at the Hotel Windsor, was
hostess at dinner last evening. Among
her guests were Miss Edna Mcpherson,
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Mrs Lindsey and Miss Lindsey, or
Washington, are guests at the Ebbirl
Hotel, Atlantic City, for a short STAY.
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Mrs George W. Ray and daughters
have returned from Beach Haven, N
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Capt wallace Dewitt Aiedicst Cops,
q. 6. A., who Is on duty at Fort Vel
lowstone. Wyo.. spent several days in
Washington last week
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Mrs Z Maurice Tanner and son have
returned from ShenanGaIe Springs.
where they went on a fishing expedi-
ton.
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Mrs. Charles r. Daw and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ada Daw, have returned to
their home. on P street. from Atlantic
City, where they spent the last few
weeks
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Capt Presley Rixey and Mrs. Rixey
viii leave their country place. Farley.
near Brandy. Va, tomorrow, for a
visit in Washington and Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

! Mrs. E a Haines, Of Capitol HILL
| has as her guests for the month of Sep
/ temhar her daughter, Mrs Herbert c.
/ Sanford, and children, Of Knoxville,
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Mrs. G. Glotbach, Mrs. Frank Ran
dolph, Mrs. Elliott, of Washington. and
Mrs. George Thompson, and Miss Elsie
Donald, of New York, were the house
guests Of Mrs. Frank Thompson last
week in-her home in East Falls Church
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Mrs. Caroline Newton Lewis is rapidly
recovering from her recent illness. and
is now with her mother IN her home in
A street southeast
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

Miss NJ Caroline Smith, who Left
Washington recently for a trip through
the West, is now the guest OF her moth
er and brother in their home in Okla
hovua
The Washington times., 1908-09-13

George NJ. Bowers, Commissioner Of
Fisheries. is spending several weeks in
his former home in Martinsburg, ". Va.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1908-05-14
Merchants Association.

At meeting of the Merchants
Association of Meade last Thursday
night reports were made by the
various committees which had been
previously appointed to view pros
pective roads running north from
Meade which are intended to bene-
fit the people living in the north
part of the county, also south to the
Cimmarron bridge for the benefit of
those in the south part of the county
and Beaver county, Oklahoma.
The reports contained the infor-
nation that they had found practical
routes where good roads could be
established at reasonable cost.
The reports were accepted and the
committees were retained to make
further investigation and to push
the work to completion.
A committee of three consisting
of H. G. Marshal, DIR. Fee, and
DIR. Leslie were appointed to meet
with the old soldiers and citizens to
confer relativ, to program for
Memorial Day.
1t was unanimously decided to
celebrate the Fourth of July and to
make it great success. DR.. Simp-
son and l. Stamper were appoint
ed as a lookout committee to secure
the the best attractions possible.
James l. Stamper, Sec'y.