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Charles Stone, Frances and Angeline
Marshall of Cambridge. Md; Elizabeth
and Mildred Kent, Paul and Edward
Richards, Elizabeth Robbins, Helen Gar
ner Eppa Hunton. jr., OF Richmond, Va;
Taylor Keith, David Duncan Lawrence
Bartenstetn. Taylor and Mauray Harding
Of Washington, Shelby Shackelford. Alice
Turner, Adolphus Scott, Caroline Parkin-
son. Mason Wood. Sam Maphis, jr.; John
A. Sewers of Norwood, Ohio, John Hayes
of New York and Marie BreSee.
Miss Lucy Stone served tea at the War
renton Country Club to large number of
friends Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred Savage entertained a num-
Der of friends of the Warrenton Country
Club last Wednesday morning.
Miss Anna G. Day entertained at the
home of Mrs. Virginia Day on Culpeper
street at cards eighteen of her friends.
Her guests of honor We're Misses Eliza
beth and Mary Payne of Norfolk. Va.
Miss Clara Spilman and Miss Florence
Boston, after a pleasant visit to friends
in Orange, returned home Tuesday.
Mr. Fitzhugh Payne Of Norfolk was
the guest of his mother, Mrs. C. f.
Payne, this week
visit to the Natural Bridge of Virginia.
has returned to her home.
Mrs. E. B. King has as her guest Miss
Lucy Chisholm Of Savannah, Ga.
Mr.. Dudley Gray gave a dance in the
old Bethel gymnasium Tuesday night.
There were quite number of his old
friends who accepted his invitation,
Among these were Messrs. William G.
Bartenstien and Herbert Wilson from
Warrenton: Miss Dorothy Gordon of
Washington, Miss Julia White. Miss
Madge Smith and Miss Mabel Goldsmith
of Bethel and Messrs. Smith of Bethel.
Mrs. Albert Fletcher. jr., entertained at
cards Friday morning in honor of her
house guests the Misses Payne, daugh-
ters Of Mr. Inman Payne OF Norfolk.
Mr. Isham Keith entertained num-
ber of friends at his country seat. Dun
nattoir, near Warrenton, Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. ]. B. Wills gave a dance Monday
night at her home at New Baltimore,
near Warrenton. There was large num-
Der OF friends present, who spent most
enjoyable time.
The members Of the Warrenton Country
Club were entertained Wednesday morn
ing by Mrs. Fred Savage.
The ladies of Warenton will give their
usual annual german at Warrenton Town
Hall next Tuesday night
Among those who took part in the ten
mis- tournament Friday and Saturday were
Miss Alice Helm and Mr.. Taylor Scott, Miss
Louise Evans and MT r. Lees. Mrs. Will
liam Hayes and Mr.. Hugh Spilman, Miss
Sadie Sublette and Mr.. Horner. Miss Mary
Nelson and Mr.. T. L. Evans. Miss Hoge
of Washington and Mr.. Hayward Spill
man: Messrs. Bernard Wilson and
Bernard Clarke. and Carroll Curtis and
Arthur Charrington.
Miss E. Wilbur of Philadelphis is the
guest of Mrs NJ G. Douglas.
Mrs Heath and Miss Belle Heath, after
several weeks stay at the home Of Mrs.
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ing her aunt. Mrs. Harriet Edmonston
near Rockville.
Misses Elizabeth and Helen Clagett
or this place are guests of their uncle,
DR.. Fenton Collins, in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank s.. Ward of Pur-
cellville. Va. are guests of Mr.. Ward S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Ward, at
Hunting HILL this county.
Mrs. ". E. Ward and daughter Miss
Marie Of Darnestown have returned
from a weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs Evelyn Glascott and little son are
home from Handbook. Md, where they
visited Mrs. Tolliver Bridges.
Miss Nora Rabbit has returned to her
home near Derwood after visiting in
Washington.
Miss Gibbons Of Washington was the
recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Heskin-
son, at DerwoOd.
An event OF the coming week that is
rbeing looked forward to with much in
terest by the people of Glen Echo and
vicinity is the marriage of Miss Hattie
NJ. Roach. daughter of Mayor and Mrs
William H. Roach Of Glen Echo and
Mr. Writ B. Spengler. which will take
place Thursday evening at the home of
the bride. The ceremony will be followed
by reception, for which a large num-
Der of invitations have beer issued.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore S. Mason and
little son have gone to Comorn, Va, to
visit Mr.. Masons father.
Misses Katherine and Helen Dobson
have returned to their home at Germa n
town. Pa. after spending several weeks
In Rockville.
Miss Lille Anderson has gone to Virginia
to spend a few weeks with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Ruff of Washington, who
spent several weeks in Rockville at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. George E. Lewis.
left few days ago for New York and
will later visit Vermont
Rev Forrest ]. Prettyman Of Wash
ington visited his mother. Mrs. E. B.
Prettyman, here during the week.
The Mite Society Of the Rockville South
ern Methodist Church held its monthly
meeting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Winfield Magruder, three miles from
Rockville, Monday evening. A pleasing
musical and literary program was rend
cred. after which refreshments were
served. The trip to and from the Ma
gruder home was made by the twenty or
more members in a large farm wagon,
literally provided with straw.
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New York. They went to Boston by sea
and returned by sea via New York.
Mrs. Nellie Fuller Brooks returned
Thursday evening from a pleasant stay
with Miss Claudine Brooks, near Seat
Pleasant, this county.
Mr. John G. Holden is visiting his fam
lily in Front Royal, Va. Mrs. Holden and
children have been in Front Royal all the
summer.
Rev Henry Thomas, rector of st. Mat
thew's parish. returned from a two
month trip abroad Sunday evening, ana
Tuesday evening the congregation ten
dered him a public reception. \ musical
and literary program was enjoyed and re-
freShments served.
DIR. C. A. Czarra. who has been in Los
Angeles, Cal, for the past year, returned
to his home here Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wells are at
Hot Springs, Va. They expect to remain
until about September B.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert w Wells are now
in New York for a brief stay.
Mrs. NJ D. Humes of Washington is
visiting Mrs. c. V. A. Clagett, Strawberry
Hill, near Marlboro.
Mr.. Beall Bowie of near Collington, this
county, is spending several weeks in At
lant:c City.
Miss Katherine Marbury of lower
Prince George county is enjoying a
stay at Cape May, n. j.
Mrs. r. b. Lewis and daughter of Marl-
boro are visiting friends and relatives
in Baltimore.
Mrs. Anna l.. Harris of Washington has
been visiting Mrs. John II. Tarband.
The Misses Seabold of Emmits urg are
visiting the Misses Mae and Alice Cla-
gett.
+ Mrs. Ignatius Nalley of Washington is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Fred w. Will
son.
Mrs Hilda Beale of Washington is Wis
itng her sister, Mrs. Reverdy Sasscer,
at Woodland
Miss katherine S. Hils has returned
home after pleasant visit to Miss Lola
w. Garner of ST. Mary county.
Mr.. and Mrs Irving Bowie and daugh-
ter of Baltimore are visiting Mrs Rosalie
Bowie at Mount Lubentia.
Mrs Blanche Turner Strong and daugh-
ter. MISS Helen Augusta, nave gone to
Atlantic City for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr. Robert L. Geib and family are en-
joying an automobile tour through Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. Lizzie Slaughter and Mrs. Mary
Wells of Annapolis nave returned after
a pleasant stay with friends in Calvert
county.
Mr.. Frank Dent has returned from
delightful visit of two weeks with rela-
tives in ST. Mary county.
Miss Mary Higdon of Baltimore is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Howard Dent in
lower Prince George county.
Mr.. Brock Townshend OF Woodmore.
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Mrs. H. w. Talbot, Mrs. Henry Bradley
and Mrs. Richard II. Stokes.

Mrs. H. w. Talbot, Mrs. Henry Bradley
and Mrs. Richard H. Stokes
Mrs. Alice Bouic entertained the Weekly
Card Club at it's regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon. Her guests were Mrs Nlcho-
las Brewer, Mrs. Harry Buck, Mrs. John
L. Brunett. Mrs. Willis L. Moore, Mrs.
Lee Offutt. Mrs. William Dorsey Mrs.
Somervilie Dawson. Mrs. Annie MCGUIRE.
Mrs. Walter A. Williams, Mrs. Ralph f.
Jones. Mrs. Durie. Mrs Reverdy Stewart,
Misses Cora and Louise Edmonston, Fan
ME Peter. Elsie England and Rose
Williams The first prize was won by
Ms. Buck.
Mrs. Durie Of st. Louis is visiting
summer home of the Moores near Rock
vile
Misses Mary and Lottie Windham have
returned to Rockville from Winchester,
Va, where they spent two weeks visit
ing relatives and friends.
Miss Fila Rabbit Of this vicinity is a
member of party of young folks that
is enjoying an outing at Colonial Beach.
DR.. Robert w. Vinson. Miss Mamie
Vinson and Mrs. G. Minor Anderson and
little son of this place, are at Atlantic
City for stay of ten days.
Mrs. Edward S. Dawson was the hostess
of the Bridge Club at it's weekly meeting
Wednesday. Those present were Mrs.
DR.. Emery. Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. Williams
Dorsey. Mrs. Otto Talbot, Mrs. Reverdy
Stewart, Mrs. Walter "A. Williams, Mrs.
Nicholas Brewer. Mrs. Somerville Daw-
son, Misses Rose Henderson, Mamie
HOgg, Priscilla Dawson and Margaret
Stokes.
ton, after spending several weeks here,
will leave the coming week for Norfolk,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox of Washington
has returned to Rockville from a
trip to Niagara. Buffalo. Albany and
various other places of interest
Miss Naomi Bogley of the vicinity of
Haipine is visiting relatives in New
Jersey.
vile with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel B. Haney, Mrs. Robert f. Porter
left Wednesday to resume missionary
work in Cuba. She was accompanied by
her sister. Miss Mabel Haney, who will
be her guest in Cuba several months
Mr.. Prescott Abbe hes returned to Rock
vile from Charles Town, w. Va, where
he spent several weeks.
Miss Mary Welsh has returned to her
home here, after spending several weeks
visiting at Coatesville. Pa.
y Mrs. Lucy ]. Emerich and son. George.
of Fort Wayne. Indiana, are visiting rel
atives in Rockville. where they formerly
resided
Miss Maggie Mahorney of this vicinity
is visiting friends in Washington.
Mrs. Frances Roger and little daughter
of Westminster are spending few days
in Rockville visiting relatives.
Mr.. Wade Magruder and children have
removed to Mr.. Magruder's fine farm
near Rockville.
Miss Graham. of Washington Is visit
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NJ. G. Douglas on Culpeper street. re-
turned to their Norfolk home this week
Miss E. Fair has as her house guest
Miss Grace Maury of Louisiana.
Col. Grenville Gaines has as his guest
this week Mr. F. Pollard of Richmond
Va.
Miss Lena Gaines has as her guest this
week Miss Della Slaughter of the Plains
Va.
Miss Alice Tattersall of Baltimore. Nd
is stopping at the home of Mr. A. l..
Strother on Main street
The Misses sublett have as their guest
for the next ten days Miss Margaret
Williamson of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Owens of Wash
ington, D. c.. have taken rooms on Win
chester street
Mrs. Edward S. Turner and children
are visiting relatives at Locust Dale, Va
There was a quiet wedding at the Bap-
tist parsonage. last Wednesday. when
Rev. F. r. Boston united in marriage
Miss Lilly Embrey and Mr. Mason Glass
cock, both of Marshall. Fauquier county,
Va.
Miss Agnes Payne has as her house
guscts Mrs Philip Nelson and Mrs. Clar-
ence Woodward of Norfolk, Va
Miss Edith Crumrine of Westminster,
Md, is stopping at the home of Mr.. Will
liam II. Garner
Mr. and Mrs Herbert A. Graham are
spending few days with friends at Cam
bridge, Md.
Mr. Samuel Arandale is spending his
vacation at the home OF his father-in-law,
Mr.. Garner, where his family has been
for some time.
Miss Bessie Hart, near Waterloo, has as
guests Miss Brock and Miss Annie Far
den of Wasn.n gton. D. c.
Mrs. Julian Payne and son Inman
Payne. jr., are guests at the home of Mr..
Hugh Hamilton.
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WARRENToN SOCIETY.
:, Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
WARRENTON. Va. August 2S. 1909.
The most delightful social feature given
IN Warrenton this week was the hand
some reception given BY Mrs. Charles +.
Payne at her home on Waterloo street
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her son.
capt. Brooke Payne of the u. S. A. and
his bride, who are her house guests
The party given at the horne of Mr. T.
\ Fletcher in honor OF the birthday an
niversary of his pretty little granddaugh-
FER. last Tuesday. drew together a host
of Young lads and lasses. Among those
present were Miss George Latham Cook
of Baltimore. Nd: Mary E. Stone and
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Washington are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adm Laycock.
Mr. Frank r. Thompson of Washington
has been visiting friends in Purcelville,
this county.
Miss Elizabeth Shaffer has returned
from stay at Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Misses Gladys and Elizabeth Thomas of
Round Hill are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
William Rogers of Barnesville, Ohio.
Mrs. o. l. Thomas of Round Hill, Mrs.
J. B. Thomas and Mrs. Volney Osburn
OF Bluemont, Va, are travelling through
Canada.
Mr. Carroll A. Saunders of Washington
has been spending two weeks with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Saunders,
near Leesburg.
Mr.. Frank L. Fred of Middleburg this
county, has returned from a visit in
Rome, y. Y.
Miss Mabel Nichols of Purcelville, Va,
is visiting friends in Washington.
Mr.. Wallace Borton OF Woodstock. n
j.. spent the past week with Mr.. Edward
Nichols OF Purcellville.
Mr.. William Garrett of Cumberland
Md, is visiting relatives in Middleburg
Mr.. Henry Carter of Wyoming is visit
ing relatives and friends in Middleburg.
Miss Katharine Horaceberger. who has
been visiting Miss Mary Pancost of Pur-
cellville, has returned to her home in Bal.
tinore-
Misses Marie Swallow and Miss Clara
Schwartz have been visiting Miss Laura
Margaret Baker OF Purcellyille.
Mr. Harry Brown of Washington has
been visiting his brother, DR.. Luther A
Brown, in Ioudoun street.
Miss Ethel Rogers of Baltimore ha.
been visiting Mrs. Harry Beuchler.
Mr. George X. Brown of Waterford
sailed Wednesday for Europe.
Mrs Susan Ross OF Unison, Va, is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Plaster a.
EIgemont near Leesburg.
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Mrs. Louis Dorsey and daughter Mar
saret Of St. Michaels eastern shore, VINO
have been visiting near Westwood. are
staying with their cousin, Mrs. Frank
Dent.
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Mrs James w Rawlings of Black
Swamp has had as her guests Miss Mag
gle Downing of Baltimore and Mrs Live
Lewis and little sons of WASHINGTON
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ROCKVILLE SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Nd. August 2S, 1909
After spending the summer in Rock
vile. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smoot of
Washington left today for Atlantic City
for stay of two weeks.
Dr.William H. Trail and John Brewer
have returned to Rockville from a trip
by buggy to Leesburg, Berryville. Win
chester, Martinsburg. Hagerstown and
Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs, Benjamin r. Tillman of
Washington, who have been in Rockville
for several weeks, will leave tomorrow
for Seattle, Washington, to take in the
exposition
The young folks of Rockville are ar
ranging for a dance to be held in the
opera house next Thursday evening. 1t
is in charge OF committee. of which
Mr.. Stephen Quigley is chairman. The
chaperons will be Mrs. William Dorsey,
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Miss Katherine S. Hill and Miss Lola
w. Garner of st. Mary county spent
last week in visiting O'd Point Comfort
Norfolk, Portsmouth and Washington
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Townshend's Delight, has returned home.
Miss Katherine S. Hill and Miss Lola
w Garner of st. Mary county spent
last week IN visiting Cd Point Comfort.
Norfolk, Portsmouth and Washington.
Mrs. Lottie Perrie is spending some
time with her son, DR. A. H. Perrie, or
Anne Arundel county.
Mrs. Louis Dorsey and daughter Mar
saret Of St. Michaels. eastern shore VINO
have been visiting near Westwood are
staying with their cousin, Mrs. Frank
Dent.
Mrs James w Rawlings of Black
Swamp has had as her guests Miss Mag
gle Downing OF Baltimore and Mrs Lilye
Lewis and little sons of Washington.
Mrs. Joseph r. Owens and Mr. and Mrs
George 3. Luckey and son Robert re
turn tomorrow from a two-week stay al
Ocean City, Nd.
Mr. John Grafton Hall of Beltsville.
Prince George county. and Miss Sarah A
{. Thorne Cf Washington furnished their
many friends with genuine sur
prise when II became known that they
had journeYed to Annapolis Wednesday
of this week and joined in a partnership
contract for life The wedding was kept
absolutely secret, not even the members
Of the families of the bride and groom
being apprised Of what was to occur.
The ceremony was performed by a Bap
tiSt minister
Miss Mary Ann Minor of Orange. Va. is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Bowie, near Mullkin. this county.
Miss " L. Duckett of Bladensburs is
the guest of Miss Nellie Hyatt. near
Mitchellsville, this counGs.
Miss Frances Williams of Laurel is tire
guest OF Miss Bette Peach. near Mitch
ellsville, this county.
Mr. and Mrs James T. Fennimore of
New York city are visiting friends and
relatives near Sunnyside
Miss Blanche Hyatt. who has been
viSrr'ng ~ Chica"o for the past Two
months, has returned to her home in the
lower section of this county.
lin avenue, are In Atlantic City for
stay of several weeks.
A delightful strawride was given
Thursday evening from Hyattsville to
the Maryland Agricultural College The
drive over the newly constructed boule-
ward consumed about two hours, and
the merry party returned to the home
or Miss Helen Mccormick here, and a
pleasant hour or SO was taken up in
playing games, dancing. etc. Refresh
ments were served. Those enjoying the
entertainment were the Misses Evelyn
Lewis, Nita Lewis, Helen Lewis, Eve
lyn Ireland of Baltimore, Minnie Ma
eruder. Nora, Bessie, Doris and Virginia
Hill and Edna Blandford of Langdon.
and Messrs. Harry Lewis. Fielder Ma
gruder. j. A. Page. A. Harris, Harry
Wells of Landover Robin Mulloy and
Walter J. Paul of Washington. Mrs.
D. w. Adams of Ash county, n. c.. was
chaperon.
Mrs. n. Fl. Hyatt entertained the
members of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the NJ. E. Church, Mitchellsville. Fri
Continued on Tenth Page)
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Mrs. Lottie Perrie is spending some
time with her son, DR.. A. H. Perrie, OF
Anne Arundel county
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who has been visiting his aunts. Mrs.
L. NJ. Naylor and Miss Townshend OF
Townshend's Delight has returned home.
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Mr. Frank r. Thompson of Washington
has been visiting friends in Purceliville,
this county.
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HYATTSVILLE SOCIETY.
al Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
HYATTSvILLE, August nS. 1909
Mr. c. c. Magruder left Thursday even
ing for Denver. Col. and other points in
the west. He will visit the exposition at
Seattle He expects to be away about
three months.
DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Hyatt Wells re-
turned Monday from a two-week stay
in Atlantic City.
Messrs John G. Holden, George P.
Hickey and E. A. Fuller returned Mon
day from a weeks stay In Boston and
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Miss Elizabet Shaffer has returned
from stay at Mountain Lake Park, Nd
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Misses Gladys and Elizabeth Thomas of
Round Hill are visiting their aunt. Mrs.
William Rogers of Barnesville, Ohio.
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Washington are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adm Laycock.
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Mrs. Joseph r. Owens and Mr. and Mrs
George 3. Luckey and SON Robert re
turn tomorrow from a two-week stay at
Ocean City, Nd.
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Mrs o. /. Thomas of Round Hill, Mrs.
J. B. Thomas and Mrs. Volney Osburn
OF Bluemont, Va, are travelling through
Canada.
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New York. They went to Boston by sea
and returned by sea via New York.
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SOCIETY.

Continued from Fourth Page.)
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Mr.. Carroll A. Saunders of Washington
has been spending two weeks with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Saunders.
near Leesburg.
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Miss Frances Williams of Laurel is tire
guest OF Miss Bette Peach. near Mitch
ellSville, this county
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Mr. and Mrs James T. Fennimore of
New York city are visiting friends and
relatives near Sunnyside
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Mrs Nellie Fuller Brooks returned
Thursday evening from a pleasant stay
with Miss Claudine Brooks, near Seat
Pleasant, this county.
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Miss Blanche Hyatt, who has been
vis't'"e " Chica"o for the past ;wo
months, has returned to her home in the
lover section of this county
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( Mrs. Lucy J. Emerich and son. George,
of Fort Wayne Indiana, are visiting rel
atives in Rockville. where they formerly
resided
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Miss Louise Evans, after a two-week
visit to the Natural Bridge of Virginia.
has returned to her home.
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Mrs. Heath and Miss Belle Heath, after
several weeks stay at the home Of Mrs.
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Mrs. n. Fl. Hyatt entertained the
members of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the NJ. E. Church, Mitchellsville. Fri
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Miss Mary Ann Minor of Orange. Va. is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Bowie, near Mullkin, this county
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Mrs Frances Royer and little daughter
Of Westminster are spending a few days
in Rockville visiting relatives.
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Miss Maggie Mahorney of this vicinity
Is visiting friends in Washington.
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Mr.. John G. Holden is visiting his fam
lily in Front Royal, Va. Mrs. Holden and
children have been in Front Royal all the
summer.
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Miss E. Wilbur of Philadelphia is the
guest of Mrs. NJ G. Douglas.
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Miss V. l.. Duckett of Bladensburg is
the guest of Miss Nellie Hyatt. near
Mitchellsville, this COUNT
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Miss a. |. Hurley and mother, Frank
I'm avenue, are In Atlantic City for
stay of several weeks
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that little while from death. The relics
are broken walls, higher here, lower
there. with some Tudor fireplaces showing
through their hollow windows. What we
saw N tolerable repair was the tower of
the manor. or the lodge. and we drove to
II across a field, on track made by farm
carts, and presently kept by dog that
showed his teeth in a grin not wholly of
amusement at our temerity. While we
debated whether We had not better let
the driver get down and knock, a farmer
IKE man came to the door and called
The dog off Then. in a rich north coun-
try accent, he welcomed us to his kitch
! cn-parlor, where his wife was peelinp
potatoes for their midday dinner. and so
led us up the narrow stone stairs of the
tower to the chambers where Mary mis-
erably passed those many long years of
captivity.
We went up on the wide fiat roof of
lead or stone, whittier her feet must have
so often heavily climbed, and looked out
over the lovely landscape which she must
have abhorred, and the wind that blew
over 1t. in late August. was very cold
far colder than the air of the prison or
the bower below.
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being employed in warming the expired
air and 242 in saturatng it with water
vapor. He estimated the heat produced
by the heart at about 30 calores daily.
and he suggested that this was in part
given off to the surrounding organs. espe-
cially the lungs Some experiments by
Yoshimura. in the physiological labora-
tory at Vienna, by means of thermo-
needles. showed that the walls of the
ventricleS were about half degree
warmer than the lungs, and that the
farther the spot investigated was from the
heart the cooler its temperature was. The
wall of the left ventricle showed a higher
Temperature than the blood contained in
1t. and with the heart exposed the differ
ence might be as much as two degrees
The blood In the left yentricle was found
to be lower in temperature than that In
the right. which Is attributed to the fact
that the blood coming TO the right side is
brought from regions in which active pro-
cesses of oxidation are in progress Prof.
Exner stated that the heart gives off one
fifteenth to one.tenth of the heat pro-