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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05
THE MAN FOR THE PLACE.

An important question which the
city council will be called upon to d.
eide within the next few weeks is that
Of the selection of a street superin-
tendent to succeed the late 4 s. Olin.
The Times understands that there
are number of applicants for the DO.
sition, men who no doubt are qualified
for the work, but the interests of the
city demand that the best man that
can possibly be secured be given the
position. The only method of deter
mining the qualifications OF an appl
cant is by the work he has accom-
Plished, what he has actually done.
Without doubt the streets of Green
Vile are in better condition in eveey
particular at the present time than the !
have ever been. The reason is quite
obvious. There has been a man II
charge of the street working depart.
n,ent who knows how 70 build up the
streets and keep them in proper con.
clifton.
Previous to the time Mr.. A. r. f.
Duke took charge of the streets the
nnpaved streets Of the city were ir
the worst possible condition, many Of
them being in such condition that traf
fire over them was impossible for foul
or FIVE months of the year, and all dur
ing this time the city was paying our
good money employing street super
intendent and laborers to do somethin.
hat never was done until Mr. Duk,
was placed in charge of the work.
Many are the comments made by Wis
itors to the city on the excellent con
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

The Business Men s League of
Greenville, new association to further
the business interests of that city, is
evidently determined to be more than
a name. Greenville is somewhat handi
capped by the proximity of Vicksburg
and Memphis; but much can be accom-
plished by vigorous organization Of
this kind. And, judging by the names
represented, the new league will be a
power in the business life of the Delta
eity.-Vieksburg American.
True, Greenville has no national GEM
etery to boost it's 1910 census, neither
has it the putrid political population of
the Bluff City 10 keep its name in the
hmelight, but watch our smoke; we
are going to burn some, anyway.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05
THE EARLY SHOPPER

The unusual crowds that are throng-
ing the streets of Greenville every day
would indicate that the advice that has
been 50 repeatedly given to shop
cary is being followed this year as
it never was before.
The wisdom Of coming out and doing
the holiday shopping before al ths
goods have been picked over, ana ~
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

The new editor of the Greenville
Times, almost a stranger in Mississippi
journalism, seems to have ideas and
notions of his own. and does not hest
tate to express them in the purest AMI
most foreib1e English-ClarionL edged.
Sure, Mike! What kind of Hinglish
did you expect us to use, and how
else did you expect us to apply the
force?
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

Gov Noel stated Tuesday he believed
Mississippi would vote overwhelmingly
in favor of constitutional amend
ment for prohibition. Gov. Noel
thought two different times the people
would vote overwhelmingly for him for
governor, but was Mistaken Carroll
ton Conservative.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

State Auditor Smith reports that
every state bank has sent in its report
as per his call and that he win have
the statement made up in few days.
This is the irst time in the history
of the state that these reports from
the banks have been sent in ON time.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

dition of our streets, and the only way
this condition can be maintained is to
appoint street superintendent who is
capable of getting results, and The
Times believes that a better man for
the place than Mr.. Duke cannot be Sc.
cured.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

1e08.S The total rear estate assessment
is 1921, sS9, 5sS, and the value of per-
sonalty is $1o9,92s, ga. A number Of
the counties in the southern part of The
state reduced their assessment valua-
tions because they believed that, they
were paying more to the support of th-
state government than was fair.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

humanity of distributing this shopping
over several weeks instead of concen-
trating it all in the few days before
Christmas, when the overworked en-
pfoyes are reduced to a condition boz
dering on collapse, have all had their
effect on the people of GreenvilIe, and
We believe that when the final results
ar made known it will be found that
the early shopping movement is at last
a success.
There are now seventeen shopping
days before Christmas, so take time by
the forelock and do your shoppi now
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

A recapitulation Of the assessment
rolls Of all the counties of the state.
shows that the total valuation of prop
erty in Miseisippi has increased near.
ii Ten million dollars this year over
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05

twenty-five Atwood fancy Worsted
Suits, 46-inch coats, value 5000 to
$3.50. Monday and All week, $I4.98.
NELMs = BLUM CO. 54-1.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1909-12-05
ATTENTION. BACHELORS.

We have installed Singers
Darning Machine and will darn
your socks, sew On buttons, do gen
eraI repair work for you without
extra cost The largest and best
equipped plant in The State.
GreenviIle Steam Laundry.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30

Paymaster John H Merriam. Z. 5. ".
and Mrs. Merriam have arrived in wash
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ton, al OF Washington; III a 4 Trav-
ers. TIE Misses Travers. Mss Carris
Bernheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W
Nugent. Mr.. John NUgent. and M and
Sirs. Thomas Travers- Progressive euchTs
was played. and the prizes were won by
Miss Blanche Wesley. Miss Carrie Bern
heimer, Mr. A. Z. TTayers. and Mr. Ed
Vard I1ge-solI
Miss Charlotte Appich and Mss Ruth
Appich gave q dance on Saturday even
ing. The house was decorated with palms
and red roses. Music was furnished by
Padgetts Orchestra During the even
iHg = buffet supper was served Many
0gt-Of-town guests were present Among
those present we're Miss Mary HellmUth,
Mrs. Rose Green, Mss Nellie Duncan, OF
Del Ray; Mss Helen Edwards. Miss
Viola NatI0cks. Miss Anna Fitzgerald.
OF Del Ray. Miss Burell. Mss Mattox,
Miss Noves. of Washington, and Mr.. c.
". Smith. Mr. P 3. Patterson. Sir,
James P. Farmer. Mr. J. Tudor Farmer,
Of Washington. 3Ir. A Pennypacker. OF
Del RAY Mr. J. Philip FIirth. Of Balti-
more. Nd, 8lr- Roper r Raines. 8Tr.
Louis F Bohraus, 8Ir Donald I. Aitche-
son. and 3Ir George Appich
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ALEXANDRIA.

/ Mrs. Samuel J. Brent left Tuesday for
la visit 20 friends il Baltimore
1 Miss ). B. Carter left on wednesday
/ for The Plains. her sumner home.
! Ms. Robert Barrett IS spending a
I week al the Hotel Chalfoate. Atlanta
/ City.
/ Mrs. David Howell has returned from
a visit 10 Mrs. Paterson, near Philadel-
( phia, Pa.
( Miss Edith Bentley has returned from
la delightful visit 10 relatives in Sandy
/ Spring. Nd.
Mrs. Walter Hughes has returned from
T a visit 70 he- sister. Mrs. W Il. Thalers
in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Gift have re-
turned from visi- 70 relatives in King
| George County
Mrs. Robert Beverley Minis. OF New
York. Is visiting her psren5s, 1Ir- end
Mrs. Francis J. Davidson.
Afr. and Mrs William Quinn and their
daughter left on Tuesday for Atlantic
I City 10 spend Several weeks
Miss Ruth Ashton and Dr. Lewellyn
I Powell VIII be married on June Is. al
+ 11:30 O'Clock. at Christ Church.
Mrs. John Hool OF Warrenton. spent
several days during the past week al
the home Of Capt Herbert Bryant
Mrs. John s. jenkins returned on Tues
day 20 her home IN Norfolk, after a visit
Of a week 70 Miss Helen Cummings
Miss Edith Snowdeu was the guest
during the past week Of DIT. and Mrs.
Samuel 4. Wallis on Seminary Hill
Mrs. Preston Gibson has returned 70
her home in Leesb.rg after a visit Of
several days TO Miss Hattie Douglas
Miss Susie Fawcett spent several DAYS
during the past week with Miss Patty
Washington. at her home ii Washington.
Hon. Boyd L. Dudley and Miss Kath-
crime Dudley. of Gallatin. No. are the
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. Charles T. Lind
sey.
Mrs. Harrison Robinson. who has been
visiting Miss Carrie StribIing. II Prince
street. has returned TO her home in Dan
Vile.
Miss America Semmes Payne. who has
been visiting her sister, 8Irs. T. Marshall
Jones. returned Tuesday 10 her home in
Baltimore
Mrs. Margaret Fleming returned on
Friday last 20 her home in Staunton
0ANN- q AAcaN ~ ANAe-AhFN1 Al AAAAo L4er alll
in Washington
Mrs Marvin Briggs has returned to
her home in New York after visit Ot
several weeks to her sister Mrs. II. 1.
Price. in this city.
Mrs Joseph Percy Evans. Of Warren
ton. who has been visiting her father,
Mr.. James Sidney Douglas, left Monday
for Baltimore and New York
Miss Virginia Corse has opened hef
summer home at THE Plains" Mrs
W 3. COrse and her children. Of New
York. are the guests Of Miss Corse.
Mrs. Thomas Goodau and Mrs II. E
Goodwin left on Friday for their home
at Sanford. Ne. after a visit Of several
weeks TO Mrs John Dabney Herndoa-
Miss Bessie Winter Jones left on Tues
day for Atlanta, Ca, TO spend several
weeks at the home OF her uncle, Mr.. Car
roll Payne Miss Jones win be one OF
the bridesmaids at the wedding OF her
brother. Mr. Winfield Payne Jones. and
Mss Florence Hobbs on June 1 st the
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home Of the brides parents. I Crescent
avenue, Atlanta. Many handsome enter
tainnents have been given during the
past week in honor of the bridal party.
Miss Anne Lewis Jones has returned
from a visiI 20 Miss Hilda Shriver st
Union Nils. SD. and a visit 20 her aunt,
AIRS. c. Columbus Shriver, IN Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs William X. Hoxton and
their children. Of St. Louis, No. are
visiting Mr. HOxJon's mother. Mrs Llew-
ellyu HoxtOn. AZ her home on Seminary
Hu
Mrs William J Boothe, j.. returned
or Saturday from Morristown. y J..
where she spent the past Few weeks
visiting her sister. MTs. George Carr
henry
announcement has been made Of the
marriage OF Miss OsceoIa Hurley and
1ir- William Herbert Lee. The ceremony
was performed on Monday afternoon by
the Rev. 5. 2. White. al the parsonage
OF the Baptist church. a. Rockville. I'D.
Mrs Laura F0Itz entertained in h0n5r
o. the fifteenth birthday Of her son. Mas
Ger Stanley Barbour Foltz. on Mon5ay
evening, al her home ia South Royal
street. \ large number OF Master Foltz's
friends were present ard the occasion
proved q most enjoyable one
Mrs George French entertained the
Afternoon Five Hundred club Tuesday
afternoon at her home Those present
were Mrs. Richard Gibson, Mrs. Arthur
Snowdsn. Mrs. william 2. Dainger1sId,
Mrs William J Boothe. j.. Mrs Thom-
as ". Robinson. and Mrs. stewart IA
mieson. The prize was won BY Mrs
Boothe.
Mrs Joel II Cochran and her children.
who have been visiting Dr.. and Mrs.
Thomas 3. Cochran n Duke street. re-
turned on Friday last TO their home II
Charlottesville,
Mr. and Mrs. George Prior Andertoa.
OF East Orange, y. J.. announce the en-
gagement Of their eldest daughter. Mss
Rose Aoncriel Anderton. and Lieut.
Robert Alden Dawes. [. :. y. The we'd
ding vii take place n the early fall
&rs- Anderton and her two daughters
Hiss Rose and Miss Alice An6ert0n, have
been spending the winter II Alexandra
The Misses AndeTton are counted among
The pretuest and most popular girls IN
Alexandria
Mr. and Mrs. Charles z. Wildst enter
talled at cards. on THURSDAY evening in
honor Of their house guest. Mss Blanche
N'estly, Of Altoona. Pa Among those
present were Miss Mary KIliher. Mss
Nellie Kiiliner. AIr. and Mrs. :. 4. II
gersoli, Mr. Ralph Parker. and Mr.. Nor
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ington and are the guests Of Mrs. Ner-
rams mother, Mrs. Richard Wallaeh,
after a long absence on the Pacific Coast
Nr. and Mrs. James Ellerson have taken
a cottage at Cleveland Park for the
summer
The new Swiss Minister. NJ Ritter. viii
arrive in Washington tomorrow. DR..
Vegel. the retiring minister. will remain
in Washington until the middle Of the
week
Mr. and Mrs. A Ley and daughter
Rhea VIII be at home to-day from 4 TO
10 O'Clock at SO I street northwest.
Mrs Thomas Ballard. who attended the
Colonial Danes convention AT the Uni
versity Of Virginia. on Thursday. win not
return to washington until Monday even
ing. being the guest Of relatives at the
university.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Goldstrom and family
OF Baltimore. are ;he guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Stern.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. Kronheim and daugh-
ter Aline will be at home this evening
from 10 10 o'clock at S2o9 Thirteenth
street northwest
Miss Lizzie Jaudorf viii spend the sum-
mer months at Ellison terrace, Brook
land, d. c.
Mrs. A s. Burleson, who was greatly
missed from the Congressional circle dur
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PERSONALS.

Miss Helen Taft. daughter Of the Presi-
dent. arrived last evening at the White
House for a visit OF q week or ten days.
A number OF entertainments have been
planned n her honor, one a luncheon at
tbs Chevy Chase Club next Thursday by
her intimate friend, Miss Frances Web
ster. daughter OF Miss Tsft's godmothe-.
the wife Of MAJ Webster, Z. S. a. Mss
Webster vas one Of this years dsbu-
taltes
TIE British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce
entertained company AZ dinner last
evening In honor Of their house guests.
Canon and Mrs. Henson. Among the
guests were the Secretary OF War and
Mrs Dickinson and q number OF Official
and diplomatic people They also enter
tanned a small company at luncheon.
Mrs Dickinson, wife Of the Secretary
Of War. entertained q company IL Iuncb-
con yesterday IN her apartments al the
Highlands
Mira Ali Kuli. Khan. Of Persia. and
his wife left Washington YESTERDAY for
California, where they win spend the
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summer. They viii stop in Chicago to-
morrow. where the former win deliver
one OF his lectures on Persia at the Ma
sonic Temple. and also give a private
lecture IN the home Of Mrs. George N.
Pullman. in Chicago, whose house guests
they viii be during their few days stay
He viii also gfve a series OF lectures IN
the Western universities. those on the
Pacific Coast especially, ana on his re-
turn win give a series in 81. Paul. Mimi.
returning 20 Washington in the autumn.
Mira Ali Kuli. Hhan. represents his gov
ernment IN this country during the sab-
sence OF the Minister.
The Secretary Of the Navy was host
for a few friends at dinner last night
Miss Margaret Clarke. daughter OF Sen
stor and Mrs. Clarke, OF Wyoming. left
Tor New York yesterday TO Join a party
OF friends in one OF the longest automO-
bile trips as ye1 undertaken in America
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Dr. and Mrs. p J. LennOI. the former
q professor in the Catholic University.
entertained a large company at a picnic
yesterday at the Chevy Chase Lake.
There were about a hundred guests from
among the students and priests. and the
students OF Trinity College
Mrs. Joseph II. Curran gave a charm
Ing lille PARTY on Friday evening tc cele-
brate Mr. Curran's birthday and 10 sur
prise him. She was ably assisted By
ae- two daughters. Misses Mildred and
Ruth CuTran Among the entertain
ments provided for him were some
guitar and mandolin solos by Mg- Robert
II SpindIer and some delightful songs
by Miss Kate n. Ellis. 70 the accom-
paniment OF the guitar, played by Mr.
Spindler. which made peculiarly ef-
fective combination. She sang Nevin' 8
The Rosary The Hush Song, New
ms Mighty LAX a Rose. and an Eng
Iish lullaby. Ma Curly Headed Baby.
IN fascinating manner
Miss Eleanor Parker. daughter of Rep
reseutauve Richard Wayne Parker, OF
New Jersey. entertained al dinner last
evening a. the Chevy Chase Club.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-30

I These pioneers viii travel from New
York TO Louisville, Ky, b. way OF Buff
falo and Niagara Falls, spending the
month Of June en- route
/ 1Ir. and Mrs. Jonas oettinger and chill
dren, the guests OF Mrs. E. Rosenthal.
leave to-day for their home in Wilson,
y. c.
3Ir. and Mrs. Julius I Peyser are
spending the weekend at Old Point
/ Comfort, Va
Mss Florence Gusdorf LEFT yesterday
for a short visit to Newport News. Va.
where she viii be the guest OF Miss Dora
Garner
Miss Mary Eleanor johnson. Of Kansas
City. No. is the guest Of her cousin,
Mrs. Blackburn, 1913 Seventeenth street
northwest. who entertained Friday even
ing in her honor.
The Undecim Club has cards out Cor a
launch party on June 6.
Dr. and Mrs Tom A Williams are
giving up their residence. II Wyoming
avenue, and viii spend the summer in
Europe. leaving in June. Dr.. Williams
viii pass a few weeks in Belgium and
France, and later viii rejoin Mrs VIII
iams IN England. where they viii remain
until their return 20 Washington, IN Sep
tember-
Mr. and Mrs Robert Lansing have
closed their Washington residence and
gene 20 their home on the St Lawrence
They VIII return next season 10 pass the
winter with Gen and Mrs. John ". Fos-
ter, parents Of Mrs. Lansing. Gen. and
Mrs. Foster will as usual. pass the sum
mer at their camp at Henderson Har-
Dor. \. y.
Mss Lillian Hebron leaves town to-
morrow for Indianapolis. Ind. for
months visit to her brother, Nj. Charles
Hebron.
Miss Catharine D. Horsley. daughter
Of Judge J. D Horsley, has returned TO
Lynchburg, Va, after a lengthy visit at
1888 c street northwest. the home Of her
aunt, Miss Mary Perkins HoTsley.
The Council Of Jewish Women will give
a benefit performance at the Columbia
Theater on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Nathan B. Scott win remain il
Washington with Senator Scott through
June, but by reason OF the death OF
near relative she Is not participating in
any Of the hospitalities Of the spring sea-
son
Mrs. Michaels. Of New York. Is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Joseph King.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Stern and daughter
Miriam VIII be al home to-day from { 70
10 O'Clock al 1913 Eighth street northwest
Col Robert Craig. who has been seri-
Ously III az his street home for several
weeks, IS now greatly improved, and VIII
shortly leave town with Mrs. Craig for
their summer home az Nantucket.
Mrs. B. Wechsler. Of Pittsburg. Pa. IS
the guest Of Mrs. r. walslzy. OF SIS L
street northwest
Mrs. I. Newmeyer returned Tuesday
from a visit to Cumberland Nd
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee and their chill
dren. who have been az Old Point Com
fort for several weeks, have arrived az
their summer home. "GTaceland." al El-
l1ins. " Va, where they VIII spend the
summer.
Paymaster John H Merriam. Z. s. ".
and Mrs. Merriam have arrived in wash
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81. Margarets Episcopal Church on
Wednesday. June ? Il wiz be private
affair. owing to the deep mourning OF the
bride for her mother. who died recently.
The Continental Danes Chapter. D. A.
r., was entertained at It's closing meeting
OF the session by Mrs. Edmund K Fox
on Tuesday afternoon at her home IN
Georgetown. There vas a large attend
ance. and after reports Of officers and
disposition Of regular business a hand
some Sheffield tray was presented by the
chapter to its regent, Mrs. Harry T. Guss
as token of their appreciation Of her
work in the chapter. Mrs Guss respond
ed TO Mrs. Fox's presentation with a
touching speech. after which refresh
nents were served. Mrs. Fox was as
sisted in receiving by her house guest
Miss Myra Brough, Of Hanover, Pa
4 number Of Washington friends OF
Miss Eleanor Phelps and Ensign William
Alexander Glassford. jr.. L. 5. n viii
be interested 10 know that their wedding
viii take place on Wednesday afternoon
al Mare Island. Cal. where the father
OF the bride, Capt. Thomas S. Phelps. Is
commandant at the navy yard II viii
be a military wedding in ST. Peter S
Chapel followed by q reception at the
home OF the brides parents
The engagement announced yesterday
Of Miss Emily T. Bedford, Of Brooklyn,
and Mr.. Preston Davie. Of Louisville,
KY, Is OF much interest here Mr. Davie
IS a grandson Of the late Gen. William
Preston. OF Lexington. Ky. al one time
Minister 10 Spain and a Representative
in Congress He is a nephew Of Mrs.
William Draper and a cousin OF Preston
Gibson He IS a graduate OF Harvard,
where he was extremely popular.
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Pleasure CIHb EutertaiuS

Members Of the Imperial Pleasure Club
were entertained last Monday evening BY
Miss Marie Dorsey at her residence. 23zE
I street northwest among those present
were Mss Margaret Martin, Hiss Elva
Mccarthy. Mss Florence Aires. Miss
Beulah Gray. Miss Kate CheseIdi1e. Miss
Marion Wilson. Mss Marie Graham. Miss
Elizabeth GRAY. Mss Tessie Dorsey. Miss
fierTity. Miss Brown, MesSTs. Dorsey, c.
smith. Frank Parks. Thomas McLucas,
Arthur 3IcFsdden. y. Smith. Albert Stahl.
I. s. Brown. sam Turly. J. 8IcDernOtt,
T. NcHale. p Farrell, and L Bond
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. ing the last season. has joined Repre-
: sentative Burleson for a short visit. by'
: returns this week 10 their home in Texas
! Mrs Mccormick. Of New York. is tbs
guest Of Senator and Mrs. Elk,ns. havins
returned here with Mrs. ETkins from the
metropolis. where the latter made a re-
cent visit.
/ Mr.. Dave Frank gave a farewell bache-
Z Tor dinner in his apartment at The
Home" on Wednesday evening. prior to
his departure for Montgomery. Ala.
+ where he VIII be married on June %
/ Miss Regina RosewaId. The guests were
I My. Isaac Goldenberg, Nr. Joseph Gold
/ enberg. Mr Arthur Baum. Mr Harry
Sanger. Mr. George GOldenDerg. Mr..
: Nathan Goodman, Mr.. Jay Hirshberg.
I 9Ir Charles Finney, and Mr. Arthur
/ Meyer. Mr.. Louis Greenbaum and Mr.
/ Ben Meyer, Of Baltimore, I'D.
Mrs. Charles Flesher has returned from
a visit 20 Atlantic City.
Representative and Mrs. Francis Burton
Harrison have closed their Washington
home and have gone 20 New York for a
short time. They wiz 90 later to Bar
Harbor for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fischer and son Sylvan
VIII be at home this evening from : 10 q
O'Clock at 1529 7 street northwest
Col and Mrs. Birmingham have taken
Z cottage al Stoneymans Camp. Va.
for the summer and VIII establish them
selves there with their children about
June I5.
Mr.. and Mrs. I Goodman will be at
Ellison terrace. Brookland. D. c., after
June /
Miss Mae N. Hirsh will leave town to-
day for Denver. Colo. for a prolonged
visit Miss Hirsh viii also visit Grip
pie Creek, Colorado Springs, and the
Garden OF the Gods" before her return
to Washington.
Miss Dorothy MiIlen. who spent most
Of last winter in New York. viii join
friends from that city at Southampton,
L. 1. for the summer. Miss 8Inlen. who
made her debut last winter, has just re-
turned from a visit Of several weeks IN
Virginia, where she was q member OF
a number Of smart house parties.
The Phoenix Club has chartered the
launch Bartholdi for a cruise down the
Potomac on Sunday. June s.
Mr.. Beresford Hope, Of the British En-
bassy staff. is IN New York for a short
visit
Mrs. J. Levinson, OF Chicago, Ill, is
the guest Of Mrs. Gus Karger.
Miss Nae Hirsch. Of L street, leaves to-
day for Denver, Colo, for an indefinite
stay
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Col. Loud,. FuneraI To-dav-

Funeral services for Lieut. Col John
s Loud, [. s. a. retired, Who died on
THURSDAY ar Fort Smelling. MINI. wiz
5e held this afternoon al o'clock az
Lees undertaking establishment. 90
Pennsylvania avenue northwest TIE IL
terment VIII De 81 Arlington Several
military organizations and Columbia
CcmnanGery. No. :. Knights Templa-s,
VIII escort the BODY 20 The cemetery.
Commander Frank A. SebrinE viii conduct
Masonic services al the grave