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BRINGS Suit FOR
4 LARGE SUM
COPPER KING Asked TO PAY FOR
LAND SOUGHT FROM DR..
PERRIN LONG TINE AGO.
Price Asked IL onSs Hundred and
Twelve Thousand Dollars and
Land Il In Government Grant
Retired Army General Dies in New
York Aged sevent9-one Years.

San Francisco, Cal. tept. Ia suit
was filed in the United Statep court
here yesterday by DR.. L. B. Perrin
against Colonel w. G. Greene, the cop
per king. seeking the recovery of
s112, 900 alleged to be due the plaintlff
for $4,000 acres of land in Arizona,
said to have been contracted for by
Greene 81.
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PATIENT AT HOSPITAL
HAS TYPHOID FEVER.

Tom McNally of Louisville, KY. is at
the county hospital suffering with a Sc.
we're attack of typhoid fever.
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Christian of Richmond Mrs. Wilson will
start for home early in October and Miss
Christian will go to Cliveden. the coun-
try estate of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldorf AS
tor, in England. where she will be guest
for several weeks.
Mrs Minnie r. Farr of ?12 r street
northwest has gone to Virginia for
months vacation.
A picnic was given during the week by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Crawford at the
mouth of the Yamhill river on their
farm, near Portland. Ore. The occasion
was in honor of Gen. Medorem Crawford
of Washington. D. c.. brother of j: NJ
and F. A. era wford. who has been visiting
them after an absence Of thirty-five years
A dinner table sixty feet in length was
built the day before the picnic. also tenn
porary dressing rooms and coy corners
for those who enjoy swimming and read
ing. Launch rides on the Willamette were
enjoyed during the day. In the after
noon refreshments were served and late
in the evening another luncheon was
served before the return home.
Mrs. Louis PARROT Of California and
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Mrs H. Calvin Gage and her daughter
Miss Margaret Gage. who have been in
the White mountains since leaving their
Dupont circle home in the early summer
have now joined the Washington contin-
gent at Bar Harhor and are staying at
the LOuisburg. Early in the week the
weather almost too cool there for
comfort. but was considered a great pleas
ure nevertheless for those who had been
at the more easterly resorts during the
summer, where the heat was nearly as
bad as at home
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mckee are now
in Carlsbad. the latter having joined her
husband abroad lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. who are
not likely to stay abroad much longer,
were recently a ST. Mortz. Switzerland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algernon Burnaby. the
latter formerly Mrs Minna Field Gibson
are expected in Lake Forest ILL.,. within
the next few weeks to visit Mr. and Mrs
A. A. SpraSue III. They have spent their
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and Mrs. Edward B. Mclean, Mrs. and
Miss Townsend. Mrs. and Miss Elkins and
others whose names so frequently appear
here in print are passing the season, be-
ing as usual much in demand and con-
stantly extending hospitality themselves
Mrs Roswell NJ. Ousterhout of Kansas
City. Mo. is visiting her cousin. Mrs. n.
+. Bright, ID Sth street southeast
Mr.. and Mrs Walter r. Plumley and
their young son returned yesterday from
Mountain Lake Park. Nd where Mrs.
Plumley and son have spent a pleasant
summer.
Miss Hilda G. Stern is visiting with
friends in Atlantic City, y. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Yocum are
spending their vacation at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Carl ]. jain and two daughters.
Margaret and Marion, are spending this
week at Colonial Beach.
Mrs Ernest S. Fenwick. formerly Miss
Shpley. of Buffalo. n. Y. and formerly
of this city. is on visit TO her sister.
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Mrs. John A. Butler, of kensington. Md.


Mrs Appleton Pritchard and little son
Drury of Mobile. Ala, are in Washing
ton visiting relatives.
Mr.. Tom Doran. Miss Marie Tunstall,
w +. Hampton and Miss Fannie Crup-
per. chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Hampton of 1904 l. street. are at Blue
mont. Va, the summer home of the
Hamptons.
Miss Mary b. Eeier has returned after
spending some time at the seashore.
Miss Nellie K MCGEE. who has been
spending some time in The mountains In
Pennsylvania. has returned to the city.
returned to the city after spending sew
eral weeks at Wilkersons. Va, and points
north.
Miss Jeannette NJ Sloan and Miss
Ethel Lee Brewer have gone to Allan
tic City for an indefinite stay.
Mr. A. Ichtenstein and Miss Maud
Lichenstein have returned to Washington
after d two weeks trip by sea to Boston,
New York and New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Ghiselli are
stopping at the Prince George Hotel, New
York for a few days before leaving for
Liberty and Atlantic City. Mrs. Ghiseli
will then visit in New Haven. Conn.,. until
the latter part of September.
Miss Rose Frankel and Miss jeanette
Tiff of Bridgeport. Conn. will spend two
weeks in this city with the Misses Hirsch
of l3I2 Kenyon street.
Miss Bertha Hoye of this city is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Mullis at their
summer home, Edgemont. N. c., and will
be home after October /.
Mrs. William w. Bokman and daughter
have just returned from pleasant trip
to Ocean City, Md
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Evans Greene
passed through Washington last week on
were the guests of Mr.. David Bispham for
two weeks. On their arrival in Washing
ton Mr. and Mrs Greene went on board
their yacht and started for cruise of
200 miles down the Potomac river and
Chesapeake bay, after which they will go
to Bar HarbOr. Me.
Miss Mildred Stallings Of Mount Rainier.
Md. and Miss Ada Williams of Capitol
Hill are spending several weeks in New
York. the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Pool.
Mr.. Phil Herman has returned after
spending some time in Newport News and
Old Point Comfort. Va.
Miss Emily Reid formerly of Richmond.
now makes Washington her home.
Representative and Mrs. Hobson are ex-
pected at Lenox, Mass. next month.
Mr.. Huntington Wilson. third assistant
secretary of state, Is returning from Eu-
rope. where he has been making q leisure
ly tour with Mrs. Wilson and Miss Helen
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Mrs. James Mcmillan and her grand
daughter Miss Grace Mcmillan Jarvis.
gave an old-fashoned clambake recently
on the rocks In front of their home at
Eagle Head MancheSter-by theSea. They
had fifty young people to meet Miss Ethel
Roosevelt
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honeymoon riding and automobiling lr
New Hampshire.

a Louisville girl recently announced her
engagement at dinner party by having
souvenir cards at each cover bearing her
own and her fiance's name and decorat ed
with hearts.
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engagement at a dinner party by having
souvenir cards at each cover, bearing her
own and her fiance's name and decorated
with hearts.
Mrs. James Mcmillan and her grand
daughter. Miss Grace Mcmillan Jarvis.
gave an old-fashioned clambake recently
on the rocks In front of their home at
Eagle Head MancheSter-by-the- They
had fifty young people to meet Miss Ethel
Roosevelt.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Moore. whose
palatial residence on Massachusetts ave
rue approaches completion. were at Ham
burg recently They are touring Ger
many in their motor car.
Senator ard Mrs Beverage have the
Gen. a. F. Rockwell cottage at Smith
Point Manchester. Mass. The senator
is an expert swimmer and rarely fails to
take daily dip in the surf. Last Sun
day he beat the record in onS-distance
swimming. starting from the southern
end of Singing Beach and swimming to
the raft, nearly half a mile. and this
against a head wind and very rough sea
Rough gray paper. pierced by Whisp
of wheat. quantity worded and tied with
a bit of string. was the form of invita-
tons issued for a barn dance given re-
Gently in Indiana. The barn was deco
rated 10 represent a well stocked typical
country building
Miss Rachel Elizabeth Palmer. daugh.
ter of Mrs. NJ Francis Palmer of Aldie.
Fairfax county. and Mr.. Charles Frank
lin Creighton of this city. will be married
Saturday. August - III the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, at Aide.
Mrs. Gladys Deacon is one of the most
beautiful of the young American women
in London. She has lived much in the
English capital and much in Paris She
is almost a stranger to America, but her
sister spends much of her time at New
port, where she is reckoned almost as
beautiful as the older girl.
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Harris of 18th
street northeast. are at the Hotel Rudolf.
Atlantic City, for an indefinite stay.
Mr.. Willis b Bryce and Miss Carrie
Miller were married in Baltimore August
20 at pm. by Rev. r. l.. Rowe. The
couple was accompanied to Baltimore by
Miss Edna Bryce. a sister of the groom,
and Mr. Arthur u. Jordan. After a ten
day trip through the north. they will be
at home. l22 9Th street southeast.
Miss Mary and Josephine Muicahy are
spending their vacation at Wildwood:
y. j.. and before returning home will
visit Cape MAY. Atlantic City. Philadel-
phia and Baltimore.
There appears TO be more gayety at
Bar Harbor than at any other summer
city where fashionable society Owls it's
shelters. Especially is this true of the
Washington contingent al the Maine re-
sort. MIR. and Mrs. J. r. Mclean. Mr..
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Mr.. and Mrs George T. McElroy, Mrs.
Katherine McElroy and Miss Ruth Nc
Elroy have returned from d short visit to
Colonial Beach.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore. whose
palatial residence on Massachusetts ave
rue approac hes completion. were at Ham
burg recently. They are touring Ger
many in their motor car.
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Miss Pearl Fowler who has been the
house guest of Miss Mabel Haney OF
Rockville Md. has returned to her home
in Washington.
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Miss Mary b. Eeier has returned after
spending some time at the seashore.
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There appears to be more gayety at
Bar Harbor than at any other summer
city where faShiona bile society owns it's
shelters. Especially is this true of the
Washington contingent al the Maine re-
sort. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Mclean. Mr..
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Mr. and Mrs. Steven Skeen left Wash
ington last Monday for Baltimore and
Philadelphia. where they will make a
round of visits. Later they will go to
Atlantic City for q few weeks.
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Mr.. Tom Doran, Miss Marie Tunstall,
w. F.. Hampton and Miss Fannie Crup-
per. chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Hampton of 1904 l. street. are at Blue
mont. Va, the summer home of the
Hamptons.
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Mrs Appleton Pritchard and little son
Drury of Mobile. Ala, are in Washing
ton visiting relatives.
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Miss Hammack returned last Tuesday
from Maryland. where she has been
spending a week at her former home.
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Miss Nellie X MCGEE. who has been
spending some time in The mountains in
PENNSYLVANIA, has returned to the city.
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Mr.. W. c. Finney of 22O4 Q street has
gone to Jatersville for about two weeks
for VISIT 10 friends. Later Mr.. Finney
expects to go to Boston.
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Miss Mary and Josephine Muicahy are
spending their vacation at Wildwood
N j.. and before returning home will
visit Cape May Atlantic City. Philadel-
phia and Baltimore.
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Mrs. G. n. Slaybaugh and her daugh-
ter, Miss Slaybaugh of r street. have
gone to Buffalo. n. Y, where they will
spend about a month
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The Misses Flannery of Q street left
last week for New Rochelle. n. Y.
where they will spend the remainder of
the summer season.
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Mrs. r. L. Bradfield left Tuesday after
noon for a months stay at Atlantic City
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Mr.. Edward ]. Bartlett of Concord.
Mass, has as his house guest Capt ".
B. Bartlett C.SN.
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Mr.. Everett w. BOughton left Saturday
for Baltimore, where he will spend the
Weekend
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Mrs. Katherine Gibson White who has
been spending the month of August at
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Mrs. William Fl. Haycock and family
have closed their house on Dumbartoh
avenue and have gone to Hume, Va, for
the remainder of the season.
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Mrs. Murrey of . street left last week
for Maine, where she will make an eX-
tended visit.
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Mr. and Mrs. Julius K. Meadows have
gone to Sea Grit and have taken suite
of rooms at the fremont for the re-
mainder of the season.
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Mr. and Mrs Harry b. Henderson are
spending the late summer AT the New
Monmouth, Spring Lake, y. j.
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Mrs Elizab beth Murray. who is spending
the summer at the Carrolton. Point Pleas
ant. n. j.. was the hostess last week OF
a delightful yachting party down to Bar
negat bay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T Jenkins. who have
been spending a few weeks at Colonial
Beach. have returned to their home, 1889
31st street.
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Miss Rachel Elizabeth Palmer, daugh.
ter of Mrs NJ Francis Palmer of Aldie.
Fairfax county. and Mr. Charles Frank
lin Creighton of this city. will be married
Saturday. August - i'll the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, AT Aide.
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Miss Margaret Mitchell and Miss Eliza
beth Mitchell are out of town for the re-
mainder of the season.
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Mr. Huntington Wilson. third assistant
secretary of state. Is returning from Eu-
rope. where he has been making q leisure
ly tour with Mrs. Wilson and Miss Helen
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Mr.. Mayfield and the Misses Mayfiel
are spending the summer at Atlantic City
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Mrs A. u. Connard. who has been in
, Washingtonvi1le. n. Y, since the early
| summer. returned last Tuesday to her
| apartments in the Stoddard.
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Rough gray paper. pierced by whisp
of wheat quantity worded. and tied With
a bit of string. was the form of invita-
tons issued for barn dance given re-
Gently in Indiana The barn was deco
rated to represent a well stocked typical
country building
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Representative and Mrs HobsOn are ex-
pected at Lenox, Mass. next month.
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returned to the city after spending sew
eral weeks at Wilkersons. Va, and points
NO ~ La
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Mr. and Mrs. o. l.. Jennings and their
daughters. Miss Lola Ellis and Miss
Esther NJ. Jennings. have gone TO Colonial
Beach. where they have taken a cottage
for the remainder of the summer season.
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Mrs Pierson, her daughter Miss Pier
son, and her son Mr. William T. Pierson.
and Mrs. Ross NJ. Bright. left Monday
for few weeks stay on the Maine coast.
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Mr. Thomas Ridgway of Philadelphia.
a nephew of DIR. Thomas Edwin Ridg-
way of Washington. is the guest or Mr.
Craig Biddle at his summer home In
Newport. r. /.
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Miss Emily Reid, formerly of Richmond.
now makes Washington her home,
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Mr.. Henry Ducachett Nicholson and his
daughter Miss Anna Nicholson. who have
been at Hamilton, Va. for about ten
days. have returned to their home on Q
CT
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Mr.. Evans Booker and Mr.. Percy
Haverstein have gone to Marven, Amelia
county. Va where they will spend sew
eral weeks as the guests of the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Y. +. Booker, at
their country place.
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Mrs George c. Click and the Misses
Click left Wednesday morning for Phila-
dephia where they will be the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Tome of Moore
street. Later Mrs. Click and her daugh-
ters will make a series Of visits i'm New
York and Atlantic City.
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Miss HiIdreth Young. the young daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs Wilson Young of New
York. formerly of Washington. Is the
guest of her grandmother and aunt Mrs.
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New Canaan. Conn. is now the guest OF
her brother and sster-in-law, Mai. and
Mrs. Atkinson. at their country place at
Short Hills, y. ].
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Miss Clara l.. Smith. who has been
visiting her parents i'm Purcellvile, Va,
has returned to her home in Washington
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Mrs. Sadie r. Ponds, who has been
spending several weeks at Atlantic CITY
returned last Monday to her h.me in
Washington.
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Mrs. Anna r. . cGuire and her son.
Mr.. Charles Mcclure. jr.. are the guests
of Mrs. Louis E. Marie at her cottage at
Island Heights, n. J.
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Miss Georgia r. Ormsby. who has been
visiting her brother. Mr.. Andrew A.
Ormsby. has returned to her home in
Detroit. Mich
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-23

| Miss Clara Hishberga left Washington
Thursday for visit of two weeks to
! friends and relatives
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| Miss S. o. Mason. who has been the
guest of friends in Bogata. N J.. and
| in Allenhurst. n. j.. has returned TO her
home on street.
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The Rev James Fl. w. Blake, rector
of Christ Episcopal Church. who Is spend
ing a month with his family at their
cottage at Deer Park. Md. returned to
Washington Wednesday for a few days.
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Among the Westinghouse staying at
the Curtis farm. Sligo. Md, are Mrs.
Lena Sommers. Mrs. S. j. Young. Miss
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Mrs. s. F. Compton and her sons. Mr..
Leon Compton and Mr.. Raymond Comp
ton are spending the month of August in
Spottsylvania county. Va, where they will
be the guest of relatives and friends.
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Mrs. Willoughby Anderson is spending
the remainder of the summer at Cape
Henry, Va. Mr.. Anderson left Wednes-
day to join his wife.
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Miss Jeanette NJ. Sloan and Miss
Ethel Lee Brewer have gone to Allan
tic City for an indefinite stay.
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Mrs. Corley. who has been visiting her
mother in Philadelphia. has returned to
her home on 18th street.
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Mr.. Phil Herman has returned after
spending some time in Newport News and
Old Point Comfort. Va.
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Mr. James CaZenove of Seminary Hill,
Va. was the guest of friends in George
town the latter part of last week
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Miss Alice Morton. who has been
spending two or three weeks at West
minister. Md, has returned to her home
on p street.
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Mrs Thomas j. Stanton and her son.
Mr. Riley Stanton. who have been spend
ing some weeks in the Adirondacks. have
returned to their home on 0 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rhoads left Satur-
day for Atlantic City. where they will
spend several weeks.
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Mrs. Virginia Page will leave shortly
for Atlantic City, where she will spend
her vacation.
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Mr. and Mrs. 3. f.. Harris of 18th
street northeast. are at the Hotel Rudolf,
Atlantic City, for an indefinite stay.
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Mrs. r. B. Hayse of Riverdale. Va, has
as her house guest Miss Harriet Sui
fridge of Washington.
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Mr.. J. McKenny Berry has returned
from Winchester. Va, where he has been
visiting with Mrs. Berry. who will spend
the remainder OF the summer there
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Miss Jetta Donaldson is the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Donaldson,
at their home in Hyattsville. Md.
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Mrs. c. A. Noise and Mrs B. Briggs
| have their house guests th-ir brother'
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. II. z.
! Grce of New Orleans.
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Mrs John Poor was among the guests
at bridge party and tea which was given
last Tuesday afternoon by Miss Emily
Jackson 1T her country place. Sunny
Mead, Newport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-23

DR.. Arthur Snyder has gone to Wilkes
barre Pa. to join his wife and family,
Mrs. Snyder and their two little daugh-
ters who have been spending the summer
with Mrs. Snyder's mother. Mrs. Parrish.
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MIR. and Mrs Joseph Stewart. formerly
If Georgetown. who have been spending
Ireland and Scotland. expect to return to
his country very shortly.
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Mr.. Charles A. McElvoy, mas gone to
Boston by sea. From there ne will go up
to Montreal. and then sail down the Hud-
son river to New York, where he will
stop for some time.
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Miss Emily Glover has returned from
Fort Washington. Nd. where she has
been spending about ten days. the guest
of friends.
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Mrs. NJ L. Lawson has gone to Wal
cott y. Y, where she will spend a few
weeks
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Lieut.. Henry Charles Dnger. U.S.N. ::
Mrs. Dinger and their little son. Master
Frank Sadiier Dinger. expect to arrive in
Washington shortly. as Lieut.. Dinger has
been ordered here for duty Before her
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Miss Mildred Stallings of Mount Rainier.
Md. and Miss Ada Williams of Capitol
Hill are spending several weeks in New
York, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Pool.
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Mrs Gladys Deacon is one of the most
beautiful of the young American women
in London She has lived much in the
English capital and much in Paris. She
is almost a stranger to America, but her
sister spends much of her time at New
port where she is reckoned almost as
beautiful as the older girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-23

Mr. j. William Farmer has returned
from Atlantic City. where he has been
spending several weeks.