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The Washington times., 1908-03-08
Weddings-Enqaqements

Miss Helen Ffoulke, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles NJ Ffoulke. whose
marriage 10 the Belgian minister to
Persia, NJ. Havenith, will take place
Thursday, March 26 will have as her
maid of honor Miss Louise Foraker.
daughter of Senator Foraker.
Baron Moncheur the minister from
Belgium TO this country. viii act as
best man for NJ Havenith
Miss FlOulEe's marriage will break up
an interesting group Of girls in Wash
ingtOn society, leaving Miss Foraker as
the last of the four intimate friends.
who have married and are now living
away from Washington,
Mrs. Davis. wife of Lieut. Commander
Archibald II. Davis, formerly Miss
Daisy Dalton, whose marriage took
place last fall. was the most recent
bride of that particular set
Miss FfOulke and Miss Foraker were
her attendants and Mrs Davenport
Brown, formerly Miss Marie McKenns
acted as matTOn OF honor. thus COM
pieting the circle Of intimate friends.
a marriage of interest to many Wash
ingtonians, as well as Virginians. is
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Slts' Richardson. brother-in-laW and
sister Of the bride. Of Washington, we're
present At the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Arden. Of New
1"-k city, have announced the engage
ment Of their daughter. Mildred Hunter
Arden, 10 Lieut.. George W. Beavers
Jr., who was recently graduated from
west Point The wedding will take
place some time during Easter week
and will be a military wedding.
The wedding Of Miss Laura Jewell
Crooks and John Lenhart Downs took
place in the home Of the brides parents
lbs East Capitol street, Tuesday even
ing. the Rev Albert Evans. pastor OF
the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church.
officiating.
The bride wore an Empire gown OF
cream satin, trimmed with Duchesse
lace, and carried a bouquet Of Bride
roses and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Lillian Klawans was maid OF
honor and Miss Belle Nelson and Miss
Sydney Taylor were the bridesmaids.
James b. Mcclure was the best man
ard TIE ushers were Joseph NJ Crooks.
a brother Of the bride. and George II.
Alexander. The wedding march was
played by r. Morgan Schroeder.
After an informal reception Mr.. and
Mrs Downs left for a bridal trip. After
April / they VIII be at home at 1881
Massachusetts avenue southeast
Miss Charlotte Isabel Jones second
daughter Of c. Parker Jones, Of Forest
Glen, was married to George Garrison
H1IH E.Fg-
afternoon at o'clock. The Rev. George
II. McGrew, d. D, rector Of the Silver
Spring parish, was assisted I'm perform
ing the ceremony by the Rev H. II.
Roche. Of Philadelphia, The bride was
given in marriage by her father. Only
the immediate families Of the cOuple
were present at the wedding ceremony.
The bride belongs to the distinguished
Jones family Of Clean Drinking Manor.
on Rock creek, a historic place. which
has been for two centuries in the pos
session Of the family.
The marriage Of Miss Elsie Nav
Hines. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
c.. Hines, TO William S. Wood. OF Lew
iston, Pa, was solemnized at the Wilson
Memorial Church Monday evening.
The chancel was decorated with palms
and azalea plants and cut flowers filed
the altar vases.
The ceremony was performed by the
brides uncle, the Rev. J. s. Burton,
pastor OF the Park Avenue NJ f.
church, Weehawken, y. j.. assisted by
the Rev r. Holmes Lamar. pastor Of
wilson Memorial Church. Prof II. Clay
Murray. from whPse class Miss Hines
was graduated in 1906, presided az the
organ.
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Mrs. S. Q. Brent
EnteTtdiRS Club
In Alexandra

The Senior Card Club OF Alexandra
was delightfully."- entertained At the home
OF Mrs. Samuel @. Brent. IN North Co
lUmbus street. Tuesday evening. Games
were played and a delightful supper
served. Among those who won the
prizes were Mrs. Thomas w Robinson,
Mrs. William p. Dsingerfeld, ". ".
Smith, and Carroll w Ashby.
Announcement has been made OF tbs
engagement Of Miss Meryl Goldsmith,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Goio smith,
of this city, to Milton Stanley Kronheims
Of Washington.
Mir. and Mrs. Cornelius Hagsarty and
Mrs. Peas, of Philadelphia. who came
to this city last week TO attend the fu-
neral OF Mrs. Marshall, left for their
homes Wednesday.
James r eaton, who has been in this
CRY for the last few days. returned 20
Richmond Wednesday 10 resume his
duties in the Legislature.
Mrs. Ruth Y. Stuart is visiting friends
In this city.
Jrs. W. b. Daingerheld and Mrs. T.
Marshall Jones entertained a numbeE
q their friends at a card party at tha
home of Mrs. Daingerfield last week.
Prizes were won by Miss MEG. Ashby,
Mrs. ". 3. Smott, Laurence Stabler,
and c. c. Leadbeater.
Louis II. Machen was called TO his
home in Fairfax county last week, ow-
ing 10 the Illness OF his father.
Miss Elizabeth Jones had as her guest
last week Miss Resale Rutherford, Of
Baltimore.
Miss Grace Anderson had as her guest
last week Miss Charlotte England, OF
Baltimore.
Gardner L. Bo0the has been elected
a member of the Washington Monument
Association, OF this city, 10 hll the va
cancy caused by the death of Anthony
w Armstrong.
Charles ]. FineEan and Miss Anna n
Lynch were married at she parsonage
of s. Mary's Church by the Re-. Ii. W
Kelly Tuesday evening
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A representative collegiate assem5Iaee
was present Monday evening at 1896
and 1888 / street, when the faculty ana
fratenities of the George Washington
University and also the pstronessez and
aiumnee Of the ri Beta Phi fraternity
were invited By the local CHAPTER of
that body 10 meet Miss Keller. Ph. D..
grand president Of the national society.
Miss Helen Evans and Miss Ncuhenny.
Of the Active Chapter and AIumnae
Club, received with the guest Of honor.
Pink was the prevailing color for dec
Grafton, carnations and palms being
used TO add TO the general effect Mrs.
Taylor and Miss Lola Evans presided
at the table.
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The last dance OF the Nontgomery
County Entire Nous Club was held Mon
day night at Silver Spring. at tine home
Of Judge Waters.
Mrs Mason Clark. Mrs. s. Murphy,
and Miss Rose Stubs received the fol-
lowing guests: Mrs. Frank Benjamin.
Miss Ncnie O'Brien. Miss Ellen *.
Smyser. Miss Edna Hardy. Miss Maud
Stubs. Mrs. Herbert CisseU. Miss Ecu-
lah Hardy. Miss Bert Howard. Miss
Anna lie FauuteToy, Miss Grace Berg
field, Miss Kathleen Houghtaling. Miss
Nellie Koechling. Miss Alma Buck. Mrs
Mel Benjamin, Miss Lillian KoechIiEy
Mrs. Frank BergfeId and Mrs Bet~am
Bergfeld, Frank Hewitt. John Hardy.
Floyd Cissell, Frank Hardy Harr-
Boyle, Oliver Culver, Jack Smyser. vii
liam Day, Harry koechling. Noble
Ciaggett, VIII Birney. NJ. Cumming.
Herbert Cisseu, George KimneUy. Frank
Dawson, DIT. Kennedy T. c. CroCdy.
Frank Bergfeld, Bertram BergfeId.
Frank Benjamin, William Iroquls. AMI
Mason Clark.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Griffith Evans entertain
ed a number of their Welsh friends
Monday evening at their new home in
PetwOTIh.
Among those present were dr. and
Mrs. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs. ". b Hughes. Mr.. and
Mrs II. C. Williams, Miss lydia r
Hughes. Miss Anna Hughes, Miss Edith
"a. Williams. Mrs. Brown. and Miles
zones.
Miss Lydia Hughes sang several songs
and PLAYED a number of piano selections.
Welsh solos were rendered also bv MIS-.
Hughes. NJ. Bowen, Mr. Evans. and
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Mrs. Samuel Bieber, Mrs. T. Kaufman.
and Mrs. Harry W. Wolf viii he at
home Tuesday, from TO o'clock, at
$50 q street southeast. They viii have
with them Mrs. NJ. Rosenbush, Of Bal
timore.
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Former United States Senator Richard
r. Kenny and Miss Nita Walker. dsugh-
ter Of the le+a William Walker. were
married Tuesday afternoon at j O'Clock.
The wedding was performed by the Rev.
S j. Clceiand, pastor of the First sap
list Church. and the Rev. II. c.. Ohm
stead. rector of Christ EPISCOPAL
Church I'm the home OF the bride. in
Dover, Del. Senator Richardson and
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A committee Of young ladies, including
Miss Frances Smith. Miss Iona Tillman.
Miss Adelaide Heald, Miss Josephine
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Mrs. George n. Brown entertained a
luncheon Of eighteen covers Wednesday
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being frequently followed by musicsles
or else by vaudeville entertainments.
There are afternoon receptions ga
lore, theater parties. and above all,
amateur drtmatl. 1----rta-nmeuts.
which have been III ,he rage this win
ter, and While when given for the
benefit OF CHARITY, have afforded TO the
various ciiques of New York society *
ceptional opportunities OF rubbing
shoulders with one another and meeting
on a common ground.
The living pictures given on Monday
night last at the Colony Club proved SO
successful and the demand foT the tick
cts was so great-sufficient, indeed. 10
MI the house three times oVer-tnat the
organizers of the affair, Mrs. J. Borden
Hartman and Mrs. Tom Hastings. have
decided to repeat the entertainment
early next month.
House Parties in Order.
Week ends find town rather empty,
and country house parties over Sunday
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Marlborough Club. London. Of which
King Edward IS president and the
Prince of Wales, the Duke of Fife. and
the Duke of Sutherland trustees. The
only other American members OF the
club are Anthony DreXel, Clement A
Griscom, Bradley Martin, and Freder-
ick Townsend Martin.
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The usual charity card party viii take
place tomorrow afternoon at the MeT-
camille Club.
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AIRS. Evans A piano solo wa, given 10y
Miss Edith Williams.
After the musical program refresh
ments were served
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Representative and Mrs. John DaIzeU
will entertain at dinner in honor OF the
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks.
Thursday evening, March 20
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AIDES TAILOR 8 DRESSMAKER

Tailor made suits from $3.50 up. Materials
IL nished at cost. Perfect fit guaranteed.
W,TEmanship unexcelled. Latest styles.
Ibis OFFER GOOD FOR ONE MONTH
Mr., Leon BaiaTSky Mrs. G. F. Patterson
2o2O 18th ST. y. W. mhs-7t
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The WaIdensian Society will be the
lest of the president. ~ j. Wesley
Povee. at tea Wednesday afternoon from
4 to 6 O'Clock in her home, l706 Sixteenth
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afternoon in honor of Mrs. N. A. Dow.
vino was elected at the recent depart
mcnt convention. w r. A.. as a dele
gate-at-large to national convention at
Toledo. Ohio
Those present We're Mrs. Parker, Mrs.
Page, Mrs. Foster Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
Pike. Mrs. Alger, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Dow, Miss Wood. Miss
Wordamann. Miss Kicker. Miss Taylor,
Miss Dow, Miss Alger, Miss West. and
Miss Eva Alger.
Mrs Melville Church and Miss Church
are in Atlantic City for a few days.
The lecture for the benefit of George
town University Hospital. by ConGe
Benoist PaTe1. Ii D.. scheduled for
Saturday evening in CASTOR Hall,
Georgetown University. promises TO be
ole of the most attractive entertain
meEts % the LeHten season.
The theme of the lecture, The Man OF
Destiuy-COl and the fame OF
the lecturer commend the function to
the scholar and Dr. Pallen's prominence
Ga the social world Justifies the recog-
sist an institution that merits liberal
patronage from residents of the District.
Among those who have agreed TO act
as patronesses on this occasion are the
following.
Mrs. r j. White
Mrs. j. II. Sands
Mrs. Charles j. BOnaparte.
Mrs. Warwick Emile Montgomery
MIS- John r Mclean.
Madame Quesada-
Mrs Henry T. Oxnard
Mrs. Frederick r. CoUdert.
Mrs. ChaunCey II. DepeW.
Mrs. Winfield Scott Schley.
Mrs. Henry May.
Miss Morris
Mrs. II. NJ Kendall.
Mrs Nalery Hazard.
Mrs. John j. O'COnneN.
Mrs. Eugene Carr
Mrs Theodore MOsher
Mrs. 1sadOre RaynOr.
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter.
Mrs. J. j. Richardson.
Mrs H {. Corbin.
Misses Putten.
Baroness Won Paumgarten.
Miss Emily Mason.
Miss Sherman.
Miss Sherman
Mrs George Dewey.
Mrs. F. w. Smith.
Mrs. Fenry 3. Brown
Airs. James B. Frazier.
Mrs. ". NJ weaver
Mrs. A. J. Hopkins.
Mrs. J. J. MORROW.
Mrs. George +. Cortelyo,-
Mrs. Charles Harper Wa 'sh
Mrs. Matthew Denver.
President and board of lady managers.
John Bovello, leader of the Greater
Band. has returned 10
Washington from a Southern trip. Mr.
Bovello visited Charlotte. n. c., Allan
Ia. Mobile, and New Orleans.
Miss Matte Oettinger is spending sew
era! weeks in New York city, and will
visit Philadelphia and Baltimore on rer
return to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. stiebei. OF 172s
Eighteenth street, have their niece
Miss Florence Jacobs. of Richmond, as
their guest.
Master George Cook, son of Repre- |
sentative and Mrs. George Cook, was
host at matinee party yesterday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. f. Topper Melton has returned
to Washington from New York.
Mrs. Atkinson, wife of Judge Akin
son, will not be at home on Monday,
owing to illness in the family.
Representative and Mrs. John DaIzeH
will entertain at dinner in honor Of the
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
Thursday evening, March &c.
A committee Of voung ladies. including
Miss Frances Smith. Miss Iona Tillman,
Miss Adelaide deald Miss Josephine
AIDES TAILOR 9 DRESSMAKER
Tailor made suits from 1880 up. Materials
n nished at cost Perfect fit guaranteed
w 'rl-manship uneXceled. Latest styles
THIS OFFER GOOD FOR ONE MONTH
Mr., Leon BalaTSkY Mrs. G. F. Patterson |
eco 18th ST. n. W. mhs7t
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Mrs. j, L. Loose. who has been spend
ing some time in Washington as the
house guest Of Miss Helen Cannon and
later a the Willard. returned yesterday
10 her home H. Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loose will return East
early in the spring or early summer
season 10 take possession of their resi-
dence on the north shore Of Massa-
chusetts, which they have leased for the
summer.
Miss Perie Anderson. daughter Of JUS
tice and Mrs. Anderson, has returned
10 Washington from East Orange, n. J.
Nine. Bonaparte and her son. Jerome
Bonaparte, sail today on the Amerika
from New York for Europe. They ex-
pect to be abroad about a year.
The Arts of Persia a lecture BY
Mira Ali-Kul Khan, the noted poet
and scholar Of Teheran, wiz be given
in the Arlington ballroom Friday after
noon, March Is, at $50 O'Clock. An in
teresting feature OF the lecture will be
the Illustrations, exquisite Persian art
pieces, lent through the courtesy of his
n
Persian minister
This collection will include rugs, silk
and cotton weaves, Kashmir and Kir-
man shawls, silver and gold work, i'll
animated writings. various embroid-
cries, lacquer work, book covers, enamel
and mosaic work, etc
The lecture viii be under the patron
age Of Ambassador and Madame JUS
serand, DIT. Frank II BigeIow. Mrs. w.
Murray Crane, Mr.. and Mrs s. r. EN-
mons, Mrs. O. II. Ernst, Miss Ffoulke.
Mr. and Mrs. HornbIower, Senator and
Mrs. Lodge, the minister of Persia. DIT
and Mrs. Duncan McKim, Mrs. T. Nor
ris Murray. DR.. Charles W. Needham.
president George Washington Univers-
ity; Mrs. A. J. Parsons, Mrs Cleve-
land Perkins, Commander and Mrs. W.
S. Sims. DR.. MacBride Sterrett. pro-
fessor philosophy George Washington
University. and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
WadswOTth.
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John Bovello, leader of the Greater
Washington Band. has returned TO
Washington from a Southern trip. Mr..
Bovello visited Charlotte. n. c., Allan
Ia. Mobile, and New Orleans.
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Mrs. J. Krouheim, of r street enter
talrcd at eulnre Tuesday evening Miss
Cora Sommers won the iady's prize and
Joseph BenIhein the gentleman s prize.
The guests We're Miss Merry Goldsmith,
Miss Cora SOmmers. Miss Irene som
mers. Miss AIsude Baer, Miss Lillian
Sommers, Miss Maud LiChteustein, Mrs
l. Laubheimer. Miss Pauline kron-
helm. Miss Gertrude Kronheim.
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Miss Matte Oettnger is spending sew
era! weeks in New York city, and will
visit Philadelphia and Baltimore on ner
return TO Washington.
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The Crescents have issued invitations
10 their fifth dance Of the season. to be
held at 1917 r street northwest, Satur-
day evening, March Il.
The committee in charge consists of
Joseph W A1cKericher, Elmer c. Wood,
Luther n. Cornwall, Willard Martin and
Myron Taylor.
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A very enjoyable leap-year dance was
given by Miss Marie Parker at her
home, in BrookLand, Saturday, Febru-
airy %
Among those present were Miss /.
Darr, Miss NJ. Curtin, Miss Ii. holster,
Miss r. Hetheld, Miss NJ. Henry, Miss
K. Parker. Miss 3. Woodward, Miss M
Lanahan, Miss NJ. Parker. and Charles
Darr, Charles Brooks, Neil Lamont, E.
Reppenhasen, George Berger, Z. Car
mick Louis Parker, A, Curtin, David
Lum, Howard Lum, j. c. HOLSTER.
Mrs. G. r. May, and Miss Violet Par
her.
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Miss Doris Cissel, of Montgomery
county. Nd. is at the Seaside Hotel
Atlantic City.
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Mr.. and Mrs Louis Rohiader gave a
musicale Thursday evening in their
apartments at the Unique. Selections
from III Trovatore." Bohemian Girl, q"
and d version of the sextet from LII
cha" were given by Mrs WEIGH, Mrs
Rohlader. and Mr.. Rohlader.
Some of the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
WEIGH. Miss WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Ashford, MT. and Mrs. King. Mrs.
Bernard. Miss Ella Shaw Mr.. Garrett,
sir. Wedding. and Mr.. LOefheT.
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Mr.. and Mrs. z. A stiebel, OF 172s
Eighteenth street, have their niece
Miss Florence Jacobs. Of Richmond, as
their guest.
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Louis II. Machen was called TO his
home in Fairfax county last week, OW-
ing TO the illness OF his father.
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Walters. and Miss Lena Hemenway,
will give "a mid-lenten dance, Monday
evening, March 16. The patrouesses are
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter. wife Of Senator
Carter, Mrs. Foster, wife OF Senator
Foster. Mrs. Dillingham;, wife of Senator
Dillingham;. Mrs. Needham. wife of Rep
resentative Needham, and Mrs. Parter-
SON, wife Of Representative Patterson.
The darce win be held in the ballroom
OF the Arlington.
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James r. Cation, who has been in this
cry for the last few days. returned 20
Richmond Wednesday 10 resume his
duties in the Legislature.
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A marriage Of interest to many Wash
ingtOnians, as well as Virginians. is
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Company j. of the Central High
School gave a dance Friday evening
at 1917 r street
The company officers In charge We're
Capt j.. Wise, First Lieutenant BaIen-
tyne. and Second Lieut.. II. Colbaugh.
There was a large attendance and the
affair was a success in every respect.
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Master George Cook. son of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. George Cook, was
host at matinee party yesterday aft
ernoon.
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Miss Elizabeth Jones had as her guest
last week Miss Rosalie Rutherford. Of
Baltimore
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Mrs. Atkinson, wife of Judge Atkin-
son, will not be at home on Monday,
owing to illness in the family.
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Mir. and Mrs. Cornelius Hagsarty and
Mrs. Peas, Of Philadelphia, who came
TO this city last week TO attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Marshall, left for their
homes "wednesday
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Announcement has been made OF this
engagement Of Miss Meryl Goldsmith,
daughter OF mr.. and Mrs. Z. GoiU smith,
Of this city, to Milton Stanley Kronheim.
Of Washington
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Miss Grace Anderson had as her guest
last week Miss Charlotte England, OF
Baltimore
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Mrs. z. Topper Melton has returned
10 Washington from New York.
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Miss Perie Anderson. daughter Of .Jvs-
tice and Mrs. Anderson, has returned
10 Washington from East Orange N
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Mrs. Ruth Y. Stuart is visiting friends
in this city.
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Nine. Bonaparte and her son. Jerome
Bonaparte, sail today on the Amerika
from New York for Europe. They ex-
pect to be abroad about a year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-26

gists have visited 81 representative To-
caltties or these localities "a were in
Texas, seven in Louisiana; two la okla
homa and one in Arkansas.
The result of the examination indi-
Gates the damage by the wcevn to- be-
considerably less this year than In 1905.
The most important indication Is tina.
damage by the boil worm, though eN-
tcnsvc. will not offset the reduced
damage by the hollWeavil st each of
the places visited careful examinations
We're given a number of fields which
were selected to represent the general
condition OF In locality In almost an
cases fields were visited that had been
examined earlier In the season and also
during previous seasons From this In
Nestigaton 1t is considered that the
estimation OF the damage has beou
reduced to as exact basis as is prac-
ticable The report was prepared by
Dr w. h. Hunter. spe Tat field agent
for tae bureau of entomology and in
the charge OF the GollweeVil nvcstiga-
ton IN the south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-26
SHIPS CAPTAIN SAVES
PASSENGER FROM GAMBLERS

New York, Aug ga wise captain,
a letter of credit and an efficient SER
vice saved August Walter, recently
graduated from Heidelberg from the
mashes of Il quartet of professional
on board the liner Kronprinzessin
Cecilie, which arrived here yesterday
from Bremen.
The young man met the gambl-
ers in the smoking room of
the steamer soon after she cleared the
English channel. They induced him TO
throw dice for So throw and let him
win. Then they let him lose and when he
showed letter of credit and explain
ed that he would give them checks.
they told him it was all right and
urged him to continue with the game.
When he had handed out |. o. US to
the amount Of $l,52O the young man
decided To stop He said he would get
some cash before the steamer locked
and pay up before he landed A faith
erly German approached the Hedel-
berg man later and told him the men
We're professional gamblers. Young
Walter unburdened his tale to capt.
Hogemann and he sent Il wireless mes
sage for the boy TO the latters bank
ers IN New York, advising them to re-
fuse payment of the checks If pre-
scented When the steamer locked there
was no scene and the gamblers did not
REFER To cash payment of the debt
They were Informed of Capt Hoge-
mann's action and Will be apprehended
II they attempt TO cash the checks
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Question Being Agtated and
Seriously Discussed in Jap
anese Government Circles.
APPROPRIATION INADEQUATE
Time insufficient to DO Preparatory
Work Ncccssar;-Want New Date
1917-No Decision Deachcd.

Toxic, Aug, 26.--The postponement of
the Toxic international exposition
which is now scheduled for 1912, is be-
ing agitated in government circles here
and seriously discussed on the ground
that the APPROPRIATION set aside for this
urpose is Inadequate and that the time
intervening is insufficient for the
amount of preparatory work that must
be done. No decision has been reached,
however, pending the opinion of Count
Komura, the new minister of foreign
affairs, who returned from London to-
night
The members of the home department
of the cabinet are urging the appropria-
tion of 30.000,00O yen about Sl5,OOO,OOOD
for the exposition and also that the
date of the opening be postponed until
1917. In supporting their contentious
these officials point out the fact that
the Chicago and the Paris expositions
We're both postponed beyond the orig
inal time set for the opening.
Other members of the cabinet insist
that in view of the present financial
situation in Japan and of the aYowed
determination of the present ministry
to reorganize the appropriation Of 30
900 900 yen would be inconsistent until
the exposition is postponed.