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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-18

oeo1o(u) Pr ne Jru>h.
In small southern Indiana Town 4
llvcryman who has ideas Of his own
about conducting his business
Not long ago an Indianapolis drum
mcr. known for his ability 10 get over
ground In hurry. had one OF Dbl
Hcnry's rigs with which be drove 10 a
neIghboring toHn Part OF the way
was over q corduroy road. The drum.
mcr's business detained him longer
than he expected. aud when he finally
got back IL the buggy for the return
trip he found that he would have to
drive some TO catch a train.
lie madc The livery outft scamper
along The road nc a lively pace. Final
IS. when he struck the corduroy road.
he felt something snap and knew TINT
he had broken u spring on the buggy
tie saws visions OF having 30 make
the damage good to old Henry. When
he reached the barn be jumped out and
said:
''Tfcnry. I broke spring How
much do ! owe your"
How did yon break Il. cnsf" asked
the Iiveryman
Driving like the dickens over n
rough road the drummer answered
frankly.
Then you don't owe me snyihIng."
why. how's thaty'
"WelI. that's the first time ever had
u spring broke that way It's new
way q brcakln' them. ~ ever had
broke bcfc.' was broke drivln easy
over smooth indianapolis
News.
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rsun,;no Him.

II was housekeeping time. and Mr..
Stub was removing the dusty pic
turcs from the walls. The frames
slipped. the stepiaddei creaked omt
nously. and the Precipitation rolled
from Mr. Stubb's brew. In the humor
a. bite nail In half. he turned and
discovered Mrs. Stubb laughing
That's IT, he roared rs the step
ladder swaycd. Laugh and show your
gold teeth"
And still she laughed.
do you think there IL anything
funny In my moving these picturesf"
he spluttered In fiery tones.
''No. indeed. John" said Mrs. Stubh
soothlngly; but. you know. you look 80
funny Il looks like n moving picture
show
Then Mr. Stubb swallowed pint Of
dust and simply Tuned. = Chicago
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Startled the Tailor

4 London tailor was once measuring
DR.. Parker. who had quaint sense Of
humor for IN ovcrcoat. when sud
denly the doctor broke forth in his
most scrulchral voice:
Can you measure the incfabley'
The assistant looked up and saw that
the doctor was extremely grave. He
said:
Il beg your pardon. sir"
The doctor raised both his hands
with a grand upward sweep and said:
Can you measure the ineffablei Can
you comprehend the lnfnltcT"
We'll make you a nice coat, sir"
returned the puzzled assistant. Tap
ping the doctors shin. he said:
That's about the length. sirT'
Longer calculated the doctor IN
determined tones
There, sirr"
LONGER Numbered the great man.
The tailor demonstrated As a tech.
nicai professional be could give points
on tailoring 20 any preacher that ever
wore a head.
III you have Il any longer. you
won't be able to walk" be remarked
conclusively.
The doctor looked on him compass
sionately and. once more extending his
arms toward the skies. said eonfiden-
TALLY:
II don't want 10 walk; want 30
soarr'
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In a book OF nnssal cr'l,,'Sw 'tc
author alluded IN fai'r!ng .vsLrs a.
The wcrks ~ nIs frlcrd Heir q. IN.
fortunately dnrlng tho printing 81 tlie
volume thc two friends ouarrcs'i
Then the cGcrdei nrthrr had iascr,ed
In each cory u ihr book sl.p 4 ~.
pcr With the follow ing role: ''Eiratrs1.
page 90. Ire 81. Cor TIER Q i'ir ,si.
ncut composer ard disilnrulshed must
clan resd '.irrr @. iho prctcntious
vicliniss ard imnndrei AID ciume,
plagiarism .I.onion Mall -
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So Ne kssp. IA. Seat.

would you give up your seat to an
elderly womany'
-'And have her know that regarded
her as clderiy: Not much. ! like 20
be gallant. lat caution Is my strong
polnt"-Philnaelphla Ledger
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That Treating Habit.

Whats The mattcrf Did the barber
try TO scalp your
''It wasn't the BARRIERS fault. treat
ID friend 10 a hair cut. and he Insist
ed that I have another with him. J
couldn't refuse. kansas City Journal.
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1T seems II M. said the Indian
chief rs he watched the white mans
encroachmeiiis. that I'll my property
very soon win be mental reserva-
tIcn.r--judee.
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FOR SALE

ilso acres OF land In the Moses
Hughes survey. near Edge. Price aud
terms reasonable.
80 acres adjoining A. and NJ. College
land on west side near Providence
church. known as the George Pletzcr
place
v. q. HUDSON
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Wisdom Is neither gold. nor sllre'
nor fame. nor wealth. nor health. nnI
strength. nor bcauty.-Pluiarch.
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Many glrl thinks she has broken
her Lcarf when she los only spralncd
her inin-iaaiiou. life.
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J. W. BATS
REAL ESTATE AGENT

OIce 81 Taliaferro Building. Opposite
Court House. Phone 81
Have In Office the only set of Abstract
Books Of Drazos County Land titles
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HUDSON 6 WILSON
Attorneys-at-Law

Bryan and Franklin. Texas.
Win practice In county. state and fed
crai courts. Special attention to bush
ness In Braxos and Robertson counties
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Two los and Ave room house. To-
Gated ON east side OF town. In good
noighbornood and close In; shade
trees and good water; improvements
IN good repair. Price 100000. Terms
ess,.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
Mrs. Wall of Washington is the guest
of Mrs. c. 7. Carter of Wedderburn.
CAPE MAY.
clal CnrreSnnndence of The Star

Special Core espondeDce Of The Star.
CAPE MAY, N. j.. June 10. 1909.
The week which has just closed has
been a most active one in the social life
! of this resort. 1t has seen the opening
of large number of hotels and the. be-
ginning of summer cottage life of large
numbe Of families who have come down
to the side of the sounding sea waves
and opened their spacious summer villas.
All of the hotels will be open by next
Saturday and the swing of social actlv-
! ity will then he In full blast and keep at
a high tension until the ides of Sep
tember.
every day in the week during the day
time only has already BEEN the meeting
place for quite a number of visitors. both
old and new Last Saturday afternoon
the first of the teas to be given by the
Woman's Association took place ana
there was quite a number of the MEM
bers of the cottage colony present at the
event This afternoon the tea given was
presided over by Mrs George McCreary,
wife of the popular Pennsylvania con-
gressman. She was assisted by Mrs
Louis Ayres. Mrs. Henry Justi, Mrs. Will
liam ]. Sewell. jr., Mrs. G. p. Middle
ton and a number of other leaders of
the social life.
Up at the golf club course there have
been added seven tennis courts, and these
are i'm charge of Charles n. Davis. jr.. of
the university of Pennsylvania. A num-
Der of prominent tennis players are to
take place in the contests to be given
during the season.
Those who play golf are taking a more
active interest in the game this year and
already there has been an increase of 30
per cent in the daily number of players
who have gone out on the links this
season. Never was the course in such
good condition now and great
deal of money has been expended on the
links.
The summer band concerts will begin in
the public pavilion on the beach front
and the music will be provided at the
expense of the municipality. A band of
twenty-four pieces will give concerts
daily from July ) TO September on the
main pavilion at the foot of Stockton
row, out over the strand Already
partially new pavilion has been con-
structed for this amusement and the
spaces of the pavilion have been enlarged
to accommodate the great throngs which
appear there daily TO listen To the music.
Cape Mays ocean driveway, which
spreads along from Sewels point to Cape
Evening star., 1909-06-20

Map point a distance OF seven miles. is
in splendid condition and there is moth
ing on the ocean side Of 1t to obstruct
the view of those who drive along in
their automobiles and carriages or pre-
vent the pedestrian who promenades the
boardwalk from the view Of it. Nothing
is allowed on the Cape May strand but
the ocean pier and public pavilions, and
while the owners of the beach front
could probably have realized thousands
of dollars If they had allowed the beach
to be put to commercial use. Cape May
holds that this asset is of value far in
excess of what might come back to the
beach from owners in a commercial way.
Mrs. Robert Callahan and Mrs. It.
Bowling of Washington have apartments
at the Star Villa for an indefinite So
journ.
Col. Charles Long Of Washington ar
rived this week at the Aldine and Will
remain for a lengthy sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Hill are among
the WashingtOnians at the Colonial.
Representative and Mrs. George ID. Nc
Creary of Philadelphia have opened their
cottage for the summer at Cape May.
George w. Boyd. general passenger
agent of the Pennsylvania railroad. and
family have arrived here for the sum-
Evening star., 1909-06-20
ALLENHURST.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ALLENHURST, N. j.. June 10. 1900
The Allenhurst Casino on the ocean
front. between the Curlew and the
Dunes has been SO completely remodeled
since last year that returning visitors
scarcely recognize 1t as the same build
ing. 1t is now a beautifully ornamented
structure of stucco. containing one OF the
finest bathrooms and music casinos on
the coast. The baths and pool run i'm
conjunction with the casino, haye also
undergone a thorough overhauling. and
are now like new.
Mr. c. Willis Leonard, the new pro-
prietor Of the Curlew and cottages, OPEN
ed his hotel last Saturday. The hotel is
booked nearly full for the summer. The
cottagers have already arrived and are
occupying the attractive bungalows that
surround the hotel.
ball was given tonight at the AL
lenhurst Club to inaugurate the formal
opening of the social season here The
function. in point of attendance and the
large number of beautifully goWned
women seen the floor. rivaled any
such affair here in years, and was a
pleasing commentary upon the action
taken by the Allenhurst cottages since last
summer in repurchasing the club build
ing. known for few seasons as the
Allenhurst Inn and establishing II as
club hotel and the restricted social head
quarters of this section
Lately arrived from Washington and
registered at the Allenhurst Club ara
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Saunders Mi.
and Mrs. J. I. Houghton. Miss S. 4.
Houshton. Mr.. James w. jenkins. Mr.. T.
b. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs Edward T.
Fearon. Miss Louise Fearon and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert T.. Potts. They will
remain at Allenhurst during the greater
part of the season.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
LAKE GEORGE.
Special Correspondence OF The Star

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
LAKE GEORGE, n. Y. June is. 1909.
Summer business has begun under most
favorable auspices, and from the book
ings now made by hotels a season OF
unprecedented activity is promised
Lake George. The full summer boat
service begins Monday. with its four daily
mails at all lake ports
The Fort William Henry Hotel will
open it's doors next week Friday. The
new lakeside boulevard in front of the
hotel is completed, as also is a magni
ficent viaduct over it. leading from the
level of the hotel lawn to docks and
bathing beaches.
An extra steamer service will begin
next week coincdent with the summer
schedule when a small packet will run
four trips about the head of the lake.
stopping at all public and private docks
on signal.
Hotel Sycamore is now open, with
comfortable registration of guests.
Hotel Marion opens the oath, and has
added to its attractions splendid nine
hole series of golf links.
At Hague a large portion of the cot
tagers are already located in their sum-
mer homes.
Mr. Fred Franckenhoff of Brooklyn
while on a climb up Black mountain a
few days ago seated himself on a log to
rest. Two deer approached him. and as
he remained passive they came to him
and putting their muZzles to his person
began an intimate inspection. He at
tempted to caresS them and they made
a precipitous exit. Three other deer We're
approached few days later on the golf
links, and about the same time one was
seen on the state boulevard, near Lake
George village, by an automobile party.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
R. Copper to her husband in honor OF his
birthday All enjoyed cards and refresh
ments served by the hostess.

R. Copper to her husband in honor Of his
birthday. All enjoyed cards and refresh
ments served by the hostess.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist Church gave a sociable at the Meth
OdiSt parsonage. There were vocal solos
by Misses Carrie Ball and Laura Lowe,
recitations by Miss Harriet Kennedy and
a number of amusing games. after which
refreshments We're served
Miss Bertha Priest of Hamilton. Va. is
house guest of the Misses Seay of Great
Falls street.
Mrs. Broome is visiting her sister. Mrs
Sue Riddle Rev. David Riddle of Falls
Church will occupy the pulpit of the
Ballston Presbyterian Church Sunday at
IL o clock.
Children's day will be observed in the
Methodist Church today at Ii o'clock.
Mrs Park Agnew was the guest of
Mrs. Everett Demorest on Little Falls
street this week. She returned to her
Alexandria home Friday.
The Current Events Club met at the
home of Mrs. S. c. StuntZ at Vienna on
the 10th instant. Miss Lloyd of Washing
ton, d. c., entertained those present with
a paper from The Lady of the Lake"
Mr.. II. c. Jory and family have taken
TOOIllS IOT the SuTtlHeT DIT TIE IlOllic III MI
Smoot, on Washington street
Judge l.. A. Sampselle of Williamson,
W. Va. has just purchased the Meetze
property at East End, and his family will
soon occupy it as summer home.
Miss Margaret Nourse is now occupying
her new home at East Falls Church.
Mrs Wall of Washington is the guest
of Mrs. c. T. Carter of Wedderburn.
The commencement exercises of the
Convent of Perpetual Alteration of st.
James Catholic Church at West Falls
Church this week were largely attended.
This was the first commencement hav
ing a graduating class. the convent hav
ing been opened only the past three
years, during which time the school has
grown in numbers and popularity There
were six graduates. AS each graduate
appeared she was accompanied by a little
maid of honor from the primary depart
ment, who carried her flowers. Misses
Blanche Kirby, Ethel McCauley, kath-
leen McGroarty, Helen Marshall. Marga-
ret Loving and Maude Shreve, the gradu-
ates each read an interesting paper. A
pleasing vocal and instrumental program
was given.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
POINT PLEASANT,

Special Correspondence of The Star
POINT PLEASANT. y. j., June 1S 1909
A project to organize a riding and
driving club at Point Pleasant, first in
troduced the latter part of last season,
is now being agitated again by the prom
inent cottagers of the place. Horseback
riding is favorite pastime with the sum
mer sojourners at this resort, and 1t is
anticipated that a club with member
ship of between forty and fifty will be
the result of the present movement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bott Miss Irma
Rott. Mr.. John Marshall and Miss Leuse
G. Gordon OF Washington are located for
some weeks at the Pine Bluff Inn.
Bookings at the Leighton include Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Marshall Mr.. H. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Long, Miss Marie
Long and Miss Fanny q. Noble of Wash
lngton.
Evening star., 1909-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Loring A. Cover came
| from Baltimore this week in their auto
mobile to spend some time with relatives
and friends.
Miss Garter Penn Lewis has returned
| from an extended visit to friends in
Washington and Rockville, Nd
| Mrs b. James Ferguson of New York
has been visiting friends in town for the
past week.
:! Mrs. d. E. Conrad has returned from a
visit to her daughter. Mrs. Henry H. Lit
tie, in Norfolk, Va.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Ambach and chill
dren of Baltimore are visiting Mrs. Am
bach's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Heller. at their home on South Washing
| ton street.
Mrs. Phillips. widow of Admiral Phil
lips of the United States Navy, and Mrs.
time at the home of Miss Fannie, Crow in
| Berryville.
Mrs Peter Williams and Miss Randolph
| of Lynchburg, Va, have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Archibald CumminS at the his
toric Audley country place near Berry
vile.
Mr.. Richard L. Byrd. jr.. of the United
States Naval Academy spent short time
at his home in this city the early part of
the week and left to join the midshipmen
on their summer cruise at Hampton
roads.
| Mrs. Horace Browne has returned from
visit to Mrs. John Graham at MELVILLE,
Pa
| Mrs. ]. T. Underzagt has returned to
Falls Church, Va, after visiting Mrs
John S. Miller at her home on Fairmont
| avenue.
Mrs. Bette Clack and Miss Louise
| Fauntleroy Of Washington spent some
time with friends in Winchester this
| week.
Rev Dr. and Mrs. John o. Knott of
.Covington. Va, have been spending week
or two with relatives and friends in JEFF
/ ferson county.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hardesty of Phila-
delphia are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.
Hardesty at their home in Berryville.
] Miss Rebecca Chamberlayne of Rich
mond is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward
Wall, at the rectory Of Grace Church In
Berryville.
i Mrs. Frances Gibson and Miss Zan Glib
son of Charles Town are spending some
| time at Atlantic City.
J Mrs Latrobe of New York city is visit
| ing her sister. Mrs. H. II. Mccormick, at
her home in Charles Town.
Mrs. Forsythe and little son of Wash
ington are visiting Mrs Margaret Ais
| quith in Charles Town.
! Mrs. William A. Knowles and Misses
Lena and Elizabeth knowles of Rome,
| Ga. are visiting the formers parents. Mr.
and Mrs. n. S. Waller, at t.leir country
home, Mountain View. near Front Royal,
and will be joined by Col Knowles later
In the summer
Evening star., 1909-06-20

Miss Margaret Fraser of Washington is
the guest of Miss Bowen at Brentwood.
Mr. r. G. Lonthan is home for the
summer vacation.
Miss Jane c. Moore left Thursday for
Lexington. Va. to be absent several
weeks.
Miss Hare of Philadelphia is visiting
Miss Fannie Crow on Church street.
Miss Name White has returned from
New York, where she was the guest of
Mrs. Lambert Mason.
Miss Emily Stevens of Castle Point
Hoboken. N. j., Is visiting her aunt, Miss
Louise Lewis.
Mrs c. l.. Owens of Winchester is
visiting relatives in town.
Mr. Wilmer Gaur. assistant principal
of the high school at Max Meadows, is
home for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hardesty of Phila-
delphia are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. -.
Hardesty.
Mr.. j. Rice Shepherd of Pocahontas,
Va. is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ella
Shepherd.
Miss Mary Morrison has returned from
a visit to her brother, DIR. r. q. Morrison
of Baltimore.
Miss Pattie Luke is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Brown, in Winchester.
Miss Rosalie Mccormick returned last
week from the Leesburg horse show.
Mrs j. Peter Williams and Miss Ran
dolph of Lynchburg are visiting Mrs.
Cummins at Audley.
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Scheuer.
Miss Eiizabet Wallace of Staunton is
visiting Miss Emma Jones.
Mrs P H. Powers spent Sunday in
Front Royal.
Miss Margaret Anderson of Richmond
is visiting Miss Lillian Jones.
Mrs Elizabeth Porter of Uniontown,
Pa, is visiting Mrs. E. A. Parshall.
Miss Lucy Dean of Stephens City is
the guest of Miss Emma Jones.
Mr. Walter White left Wednesday for
days. going from there TO Old Swee,
Springs. w. Va, where he has accepted
position.
MISS Fanny fleTSOn anu MiSS harriet
Hosmer of Washington are visiting Miss
d. Reynolds at Norwood.
Miss Lucy Deahl has returned from a
visit to Richmond.
Miss Bessie Mccormick gave a tea tc
her house guests, the Misses Potts, Wed
nesday from 3 to u o'clock. Amone
those present were the Misses Taylor
Moore. Mccormick, Powers and MacDon-
aid.
Miss Lacy Mcdonald is home for the
summer months.
Miss Dora Taylor left Friday for Char
lottesvilie, Va. TO attend the summer
course at the University OF Virginia.
Evening star., 1909-06-20

Messrs. Robert Payne, c. Deare and DR..
Selby.
| DR.. and Mrs. Sprague Of Long Island.
n. Y, are again at their summer home
| near Warrenton.
Mrs. Julian Keith has as her house
guest Miss Watson. daughter of Adj
miral Watson Of the United states
Navy.
Miss Virginia Helm is on visit to
her brother. Mr.. William P. Helm, jr.,
of Newark, n. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Maddux are in
attendance on the steepIechase races at
Brookline. Mass
Mrs. f. Gibb and children have gone
to Goshen, Va, for the summer
DR.. Selby gave bridge party satur-
and Mrs. E. II. Sublett. Miss Howe,
Miss l.. Clarke. Mrs. Clanton. Charles
Deare and DIR. Maphis.
Mr. and Mrs. F. /. MauIe of Philadel-
phia have moved into the house recent
ly occupied by Mrs. Elizabeth Gibb and
will spend the summer here
Miss Alice Carter, after graduating
with distinction at Farmwell Institute,
has returned to her country home.
Mrs, A. W. Trotter Is the guest at the
home OF Mr.. G. B. Stone.
Mrs. T. ]. semmes Miss Jarrean. Miss
Myra Walmsley. and Messrs. T. ].
Semmes jr.. and Charles L. Semmes Of
New Orleans. La. are again in Warren
ton for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Beech and son
are guests of Mr.. r. Hordern.
Mrs Poindexter has as her guests
Mrs. r. G. Lowe and daughter of Gal
weston. Tex. and Mrs. Savage Of Bal
timore. Md
Mr. Charles Nash has returned home
from abroad to his home near Warren
ton.
Mrs. Wilbur Stone has AS her guest
Mrs. Downing Clark Of Baltimore. Md
Mr.. S. A. Mcdonald, after a successful
year as teacher at Rocky Mount. Va,
has returned to his fathers home.
Mr.. Frank Pemberton spent several
days in Warrenton this week arranging
his house for his family. that will move
here soon to spend the summer.
Miss Agnes Payne has as her guest
her brother. Mr.. Richard Payne.
Mrs Lily Bresee has returned to the
home of Mrs. Day, where she will spend
the summer.
Among the Warrenton young men who
have returned from colleges and the
university are Messrs. Walter Laird.
Paul tMicou and James and William
Hodgkin.
Mrs. Harry Shepherd and daughter Of
Admission. Ala are guests of Mrs John
r. Turner of Warrenton.
Evening star., 1909-06-20

Special Correspondence OF i ne star.
SANDY SPRING. Md, June 10. 1909.
Mrs Roger Brooke has gone to Maine.
where she will be for two months with
her daughter. Mrs. Norman q. Smith.
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Davis has reopened
her home, which was closed for six
months Her friend, Mrs. Taylor of New
York, is with her.
Miss Estelle T. Moore is to join a party
of Richmond friends and sail for Europe
in a few weeks. going first to Germany,
Switzerland and France. then to London,
where she will be the guest of Mrs. Alex
ander Simmonds, her aunt, former resi-
dent of Baltimore. Miss Moore will prob
ably be absent until Christmas.
Prof. and Mrs William Hyde Appleton
will sail for Copenhagen next week and
spend the summer in Sweden and Russia
Mrs. Appleton is a native OF Sandy
Spring. but now resident OF Swartl-
more, Pa.
Recent arrivals have been Mrs. Card
ner and daughter of Baltimore Mrs.
Chaplin and daughter Miss Antonia Lind
linger, Mrs. w. IL. Holtzmaren and Miss
Alice I. Stabler of Washington. Mrs.
Howard Lippincott Of Philadelphia, Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus Albertson, Miss
Phoebe Willis and Miss Hicks of New
York and Miss Emma NJ. Thorn of Alex
andria.
Miss Beatrice Moore is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Samuel Rumford of Whining
ton.
Miss Mary G.. Moore has issued invita-
tions for a tea in honor of her guest,
Miss PrinEle of Charleston.
The Horticultural Society will hold its
next meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
T. Moore.
Miss Sophie Featherstonc of Baltimore
is the guest of Mrs. Samuel Janney, and
Miss Binue Turner OF The Plains, Nir-
pinia, of Mrs John ii. Janney.
Mrs. Nathaniel Hogg of Pittsburs ex-
poets to spend the summer here with hel
mother, Mrs. Edward {. Gllpin.
The Misses Chandee of Alexandria
have returned To their summer home
y..sra