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The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
MAYOR PUTS IT
UP TO COUNCIL
Says He'll Close Bridge Resorts If
Ordinance Isn't Amended-Sends
Tart Letter To Smith.
June 2sth. 1909.

June 2sth. 1909.
Hon Fred w. Smith. Police Commits
sioner, Detroit Mich:
Dear sir have your communica-
ton OF June 2Sth referring to the con-
duct OF kiveryiew park on sunday
June 27th
with regard TO your statement that
company told you ! had given him per-
mission to run. ! can only say that II
you took action upon any such infor-
nation as that YOU were very foolish.
Had | any Intention OF interfering in
the matter, certainly should have done
30 over my own signature.
With regard to your complaint
against the park. Corporation Counsel
Hally informs me that tho sale OF
Is absolutely forbidden by the ordin-
ance under which they are licensed at
any time. There is, | presume no de-
NAL OF the fact that you have allowed
the sale OF LIQUOR In all places Of this
character on every day but Sunday
without Interference.
am submitting To the common coun-
desire 10 alter tflc ordinance as to
allow the sale OF liquors In these parks
~ any time. and shall be governed by
the decision Of that body II the COM
mon council does not wish TO make any
chang. in the ordinance. ! shall. Of
course, be compelled 10 take action
against all places of thia character
which have sold liquor in violation Of
tho ordinance even though they may
have done SO with the consent of the
police department.
l am, yours truly.
PHILIP BREITMEYER.
Mayor.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
BROKERS' WISH PERMISSION
TO HANDLE CERTAIN TICKETS
Through Attorney They Seek Modif
cation Of Injunction Secured BY
Railways Recently.

Attorney Fred a. Baker. who repre-.
scented the ticket brokers in the recent
fight OF the railroads TO have them
enjoined from handling excursion tick
cts. petitioned Judge Rohnert, Monday
morning, for modification of the in
junction granted, claiming that II was
too general. and restrained the scalp
ers" from handling excursion tickets
OF any character.
Mr.. Baker claimed the brokers
should have the right 10 handle the
unused tickets sold in blocks to con
ventions. These tickets were unsigned
and not marked "non-transfcrable." as
the ordinary cheap-rate tickets are.
The hearing was further postponed
for 10 days. to allow the railways 10
amend their pleadings and specify the
tickets which they want protected
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
Train Victim Dies.

John T. Hall. the Trenton man
brought from Newport TO Delray on a
D.. T. & |. train, and taken to Sol
way hospital. Saturday. with a frac-
tured skull. died Monday morning
without regainiRg consciousness. Cor
oner Burgess is investigating. sail,
who was SO years old, has a daughter.
Mrs. John Delisle. living at No. 253
DiX-aVp
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
DRINKS LYE; DIES.
Mrs. Madge Cottrell Took Fatal
Drsuqht week Ago.

Coroner Burgess is investigating the
circumstances surrounding the death
of Mrs Madee Cottreli. aged 40, Who
died in Grace hospital Monday noon.
Mrs. |ottrcll drank a quantity OF I've.
which she was using in cleaning about
the house. more than week ago.
and had been in the hospital since.
Her husband stated at the time that
the fatal draught was accidentlly
taken. denying the ncighborhood Cos
sip that tie woman intended suicide.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
Just a Case of D. Is

When John Weidach. Of Wyandotte.
fell off an interurban car In Crosse
Pointe. Sunday night. and was picked
up In an unconscious condition, IL was
feared that nc had fracture OF the
skull. and he was placed on board the
car and rushed downtown. At ST An
tome street. the East End ambulance
met the car and transferred the pa.
tent TO St. Mary's hospital Monday
morning the hospital attaches reported
that he had bad case Of delirium
tremens, but was In no great danger.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
CHARGES CONSPIRACY
IN WERBE-BL CASE
Prosecuting Attorney Says Defendants
Wanted Misdemeanor Charge
Entered Against Them.

TOLEDO. o., June % (SpeciaD -
That David Werbe and David Blair.
OF Detroit. who were indicted for the
burglary OF the Robert Sussman fur
store conspired through their attorney
with Don Mitchell. who pretended to
represent Robert Sussman and Police
Judge Austin to have themselves
charged with misdemeanor to pre-
vent their punishment for felony, is
charged In the reply filed this morning
I'm the common pleas court by Prose-
cutting Attorney Webster.
The reply also alleges that Judge
Austin had no jurisdiction i'm the case
because his court is illegally conf
Quoted
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
Warrant for Alleged scorcher.

MOTORCYCLE UH1cer Field sWOre out
a warrant. Monday morning, charging
Barney Everett. of the EMF. &C.,
with exceeding the speed limit on
Woodward-ave. near Alexandrine-ave
Il was while being pursued by Officer
Field that Everett made a sudden
turn into Alexandrine-ave.. and collid-
ed with Frank Harper. who was rid
ing a motorcycle. and who narrowly
escaped serious injury.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28

PITTSBURG, June 2S.-The confer
ence between the striking employees
and officials OF the Pittsburg Railway
company which began shortly after ~
o'clock this morning in Mayor William
A. Magees Office adjourned at noon
without any progress being made &C.
ward an adjustment of the differences
further than hope, expressed Dy
Mayor Magee, that a successful adj
justment will soon be made
Both sides. however. maintain a
very determined attitude. and their
few utterances are at marked dive
gence with the hopeful view taken by
the mayor.
President j. ID. Gallery and his al.
visers confined themselves this morn
ing to Offering again 10 arbitratc, and
this proposition was emphaticaly re-
fused by the striking motormen and
conductors.
Il have nothing TO say" declared
President j. D. Gallery at the couclu-
sion of the first session OF the con-
ference
The tie-up OF the street car traffic
is complete. Since the striking en-
ployes walked out at a. m. Sunday
not single passenger has been car
ried on the entire system, and early
today an official OF the company an-
nuunced that 40 attempt would be
made to operate any cars today.
Preparatory to bringing strikebreak-
ers 10 Pittsburg the company is plac-
ing hunks IN all OF It's car barns and
has served notice on Sheriff Gumbert
and every peace officer III the county
that il will demand protection for Its
cars and other property.
Several Ruthless conferences wero
held yesterday between the traction
officials and leaders of the string EN-
ployes. Following the last OF these
meetings, President Gallery, of the
traction company. issued a statement
To the public that The men, by repu-
dating their own position had proved
themselves utterly unreliable and
then sent out a notification TO all mo-
tormen and conductors TO report for
duty by noon on Wednesday or TO con-
slider themselves discharged.
Thirty thousand dollars day is the
estimated loss sustained by the com
many as result OF the strike. Inc
strikers. on the other hand. as a BODY,
lose about s6,250 a day by remaining
idle. There are about 1900 men on
strike
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
STEAMERS STRANDED.

SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich, June
Especial during a dense f 4
Hast night the steamsr J. j. sullivan,
downbound. iroL-ore laden. strtniCi
above Whitehsh POINT. a tug went 10
her assistance this morning
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
TWO PLACES LOOTED.

LANSING, sJune 2S.-Two saloons
and two bakeries were burglarized last
night aA about $50 in money and
goods taken. The police have two men
in custody as suspects
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
AT II. WILL WE'D AGAIN.
Sylvester q. 1reze Has Averaged Ne"
Wife Every SIX Years.

FRESNO. Cal June 2S-For the
last 20 years sylvester b. Breze has
average new wife every six years.
To av hc is arranging Co. better his
matrimonial record. -
Breze is II yeare olS nd in 1850
HIS first wife died. since then ne mas
married and divorced five wives and
this week VII make his seventh mat
rimonial attachment Mrs Melinda
Coodsie. the bride to-be. Is 'wice Wild
.ow Rrczc's fye divorces were all
caused by doscrtiun.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
woman CHARGED With Murder.

MANKATO. Mimi. june 2s.--Mrs.
II !. Ledbeter. wife OF a wellto-do
farmer. and Frank Smith. hired man
on the farm. are under arrest today
charged with numbering Ledbeter.
The latter's body was found Sunday
buried under three feet OF earth on
his farm. The head had been crushed
in with a blunt instrument. Ledbeter
had been missing since May l.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
Write Wings Return "Wednesday.

Tho white wings. who have been
missing from the streets for some
time owing To the fund for their man.
tenauco being exhausted will be back
NJ work from next Wednesday on.
Supt. Leo Tobianski has ordered his
men out for that day.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
Dearborn Man \, s7nkrup,

Elmer W Foster. an INSURANCE.
aseh, living In Dearborn. has hlleG
petition in bankruptcy in when he
lists his liabilities at s4.16452. His
assets consist CT household furniture.
which Is exempt.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
INTERVIEWS IN
TROLLEY STRIKE
Mayor of Pittsburg Arranges Con-
ference-Company Prepares To
Get Strikebreakers

PiTTSBURG, Pa, June 28.-
Rioting has begun here as re-
suit OF the street car strike. In
a fusillade Of shots, ~ strike
breakers we're put to rout at the
Rankin car barns this afternoon.
County Detective John Englert
was badly beaten up.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28

A German naval officer has been
granted a patent on an electro-ragnet
which he claims is powerful enough so
draw n battleship ashore or within
reach of heavy artillery mounted On
land.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28

OnF NeRr MO fDHNtf WHNInIum fem-
pernture. ~, minimum, go. mean. 10
Partly cloudy weather, with n trace Of
rain during the cnrIy evening.
sum rose at $3.50 n. sun sets at
Si1I ID. m.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and vicinityt Monday night
md Tuesday, partly cioudyi conditions
ia, ornbie for thunder showers. Com
tinued wnrnJ light variable winds.
Lower Micbigani Fair tonight, with
slir htIy cooler In east portion Tuesday;
partly cloudy, continued varni.
unIlIA IlMIsf.sl IIIS
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28

L., pyfnting done right. Times Print
- 20. f5 John X 81 Phone l49S.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28

ting Co.. Is John Rest Phone f<eA
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28
|. w. DURHAM. NOTED
POLITICIAN, IS DEAD
\. ". DURHAM.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. June 2S.-
Israel ". Durham, of philadelphia.
well known as a political leader md
baseball magnate, died at hts summer
cottage in this city this afternoon. Mr.
Durham had been III for several
weeks but death was not expected
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28

c.tt. DnrHt.tT rNXIrAu co,
u.in ssg0 Ctty SEQ PARK "a
The Detroit times., 1909-06-28

Commerce.: crsai, GO. colisetiona
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported ia
the District health office during the past
twenty-four hours:
Fannie McSween - years. l3ot Monroe
street northwest.
Susan Davis, ~ years. 1895 Sd street
south east.
Charles p. Adams. a years. 1226 Co
lumhia road
Eliza beth W. Beail, IS years. 16lS East
Capitol street
Ellen C. Brick is years. IFS c street
northeast.
Helen NJ. French, year. ."'' Nj sIreet
northwest.
Gertrude Poore. II years. 1913 Az street
southwest.
Bette f. Grant 81 years, $50 a street
northeast.
Courtney Neale, L year 81 street
southeast.
Blanche Kelchner 81 years, I'D Nor
gan street northwest.
Ella F.. NIcClosky. 40 years. 1890 'th
street northwest.
Sarah 7. Savage, 40 years, 500 ID street
northwest.
J. Perrin Wilson, ~ years. 7l5 9th
street northwest
Minerva kerfer. 65 years. 1905 G street
northeast.
Emma Stewart. 36 years, 3342 Mount
Pleasant street.
Lester Mckee Johns, l months, 21l 9th
street southeast.
Infant of Robert S. and Bertha NJ.
Moore 4 days, al1 I'd street southeast.
Grant Watson, 81 years, lob Nolans
court southwest.
Patience Clay A. years. 1926 Goth street
mort Invest.
Charlotte Whitley, ~ years 921 j.
street southwest.
Louisa Carter. years, l136 Gushing
place southeast.
Lucy Bergman, J3 years G;1 Golden
street.
Della Alexander. ~ years. :;01 + street
uthWest
Isabella Simms, Is days, 1902 4th street
southeast.
Twin infants of Bessie and Lawrence
Scott and 3 days. 261i Virginia avenue
mort Invest.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the District health Office during the past
twenty-fOur hours:
Jacob W. and Mary Wolfman. Febru-
airy 8. girl.
William and Sophie ID. VAIL February
1. girl.
Henry f.. and Mary B. Thompson. Feb
ruary ). boy.
Anton and Antoinette Rupert. Feb
ruary = girl
William NJ. and Catherine Rapp, Feb
ruary s. boy.
Antonio and Catherine Pussadori, Feb
ruary ). boy.
William NJ and Catherine NJ. Van Ris
wick. February - girl.
Arthur T. and Sophie c. Ogden, Feb
ruary =, girl
Patrick and Susie Mccarthy, January
-, boy.
Durlndana and Emilio Mastrevocio.
February g. boy.
Edward d. and Carrie l.. Lucas, Feb
ruary $. boy.
Edward l.. and Cora s. King, Feb
ruary >. boy.
Karl and Anna Hornischer. February
). boy.
Stephen |. and Lucy Glchrist, Febru-
AIRY 3. girl.
Richard ii. and Lillian NJ Green. Feb
ruary Z. boy.
Frederick c. and Blanche Frear. Feb
ruary >, girl
James r. and Louise NJ Elicit. Feb
ruary 4, girl.
William j. and Mary F. Doolan. Feb
ruary :, girl.
w. S. and Maud Carroll. January 50,
girl.
Sturgeon and Rosa Weaver, February
3, girl.
George and Rosa Toycr, February g.
girl
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DEMANDS A LICENSE.
Physician Files Mandamus Suit
Against Medical Board.

Five months spent in Europe with his
bride OF last June have placed serious
obstacle in the path OF DIR. Henry Honey
man HaZen cf Baltimore who seeks
license 10 practice medicine in the Dis
trct OF Columbia
-Dr. Hazeh today applied Ia the Dis
trlct supreme Court for writ OF man
damus to compel the local board Of medi-
cal supervisors Ia honor his application
Or HaZen says that January = last lie
made application 10 the board but was
advised that under the existing recula-
tons his period OF PA in Maryland
must he two years consecutivelN. The
board insisted. and does insist. says the
doctor. that his honeymoon trip. which
lasted from June /. 1905 until Novemher
10. Et's. vitiates his period of practice for
cerlifiCStion here.
Dr. Hazen contends that the refusal
OF the board is based on a Technical Iii y
that lie thinks will not stand the scru-
tiny OF the courts.
Attorney Thomas c. Bradley represents
the physician.
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Mr.. Stickney of Ohio and Mr.. John Rou
maniere OF Boston. The bride was beau
tifully dressed in trained gown Of soft
white satin and lace. Her tulle veil was
crowned with orange blossoms and her
shower bouquet was o. white sweet peas
and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor. Miss Marie Winner.
sister of the bride wore white lace and
carried bride roses and lilies Of the valley.
The bridesmaids. Miss Alice Riley and Miss
Florence Winter Of Orange. y. j.. wore
similar gowns OF white silk batiste and
carried white carnations and maidenhair
ferns.
\ reception followed al the Winner home
for the bridal party and ou;-of Town
guests Later the newly married couple
started for a northern trip. the bride s
going-away dress being OF dark blue
broadcloth. with hat to match.
4 merry crowd of children gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Z.
Furbershaw of iO5 X street northwest last
evening between and y. the occasion
being birthday party given in honor of
their siN-year-old nephew, George Milton
Griffith. Various games were INDUCED
III ana bountiful supply of refreshments
was served in the dining room.
The chief object on the table was a
birthday cake adorned with six lighted
candles. Master Griffith the re-
cipient of many pretty presents. Songs
were rendered by Ruth and Margery
CarrutherS: recitationS by George Mil
ton Griffith. Marion Armstrong. Mary
Sanford Howe, Mae Raeder. Theodore
Howe. j. Fred Furberslaw and Franklin
Theodore Howe III. the last named Civ
ing two numbers. Abraham Lincoln's adj
dress on the battlefield at Gettysburg and
Iiamlets soiloquy: plano solos by Mary
Sheehy. Among those presen, were
Misses Mary Sheehy. Marion Armstrong
Katherine Keister. Rosie Sheridan. Eliza
beth Howe, Mary Sanford Howe. Ma.
Raeder. Ruth Carruthcrs, Margery Car
ruthers. Elise Howe. Fannie Sylvia Howe
Louise Koran. Irene Dowd, Gertrude Bos
well. J. Fred Furbershav, ROY Boswell
Francis Raeder. Theodore Howe, Josepr
Pepper Walter Pepper. Edwin Koran
Joseph Schlesinger, Franklin 7. Howe II
and Edwin Furbershaw.
Mrs. James Brown Scott of Harvard
street will not be at home tomorrow
Miss Sarah Wheeler has returned to
Washington. after a short visit TO hei
home in Baltimore. She is visiting Mrs
w. A. MorSel Of the Allenhurst. TheN
will receive informally February 10
Mrs. Barbour and Miss Marguerite Bar
bour. who have been in New York and
Atlantic City. have returned to the Con.
necticut.
The Swedish minister and Nine. de La
eercrantz will entertain at young PEG
pies dinner tonight.
Senator Warren will be d dinner hos
tonight.
Senator and Mrs. Crane. Representative
and Mrs. Weeks .and Gen. and Mrs
Sharpe gave dinners last night.
Mrs. Tiffany Dyer gave luncheon to
day.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
William Evans and Levonia Washing
ton. both of Charlottesville, Va.
Edmund S. CAM and Helen F'itzgibbons
Charles Brooks and Frances B. Taylor.
John H. Graves and Mabel A. Curtis,
both of Stafford county, Va.
William II. Duke and Josephine Will
hanson.
Charles +. Newman and Mary v.
ShaneOr.
Rufus Wallace and Nellie Trontry.
Harry w. Buckley and Ida +. Jost.
Mat Donohoe and Hilda NOrdsren.
Charles Berry and Grace E. Smith.
Alfred Dodge and Lolita r. Powell. both
of Petersburg. Va.
Joseph Aarons and Lillian 7. Sexton.
Henry S. Thomas and katharin Harriss.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh-Wiliam Mayer, New orleans
c. H. Abbott. New York; j. j. Camploh
Tennessee; Melvin Adams. Chicago: J. r.
Moran. Pittsburg.
Riggs-W. y. Rice. Seattle. Wash. },
4 Newell. Newell, w. Va: c. S. Crow
ell, Philadelphia: a. T.. Church. Rich
mond. Va: l.. l.. Stephenson and Miss
Stephenson Birmingham. Ala; +. j. Will
Iiams. Philadelphia: n: d. Beach and
Mrs Beach. Buffalo. y. Y: r. y. Baker
Owego. y. y: J. W. Lane. Middleport.
Ohio; J. RI. Williams. Mddlepori. Ohio
G. y. Burnside. Point Pleasant. W. Va;
T.. r.. Pattan. Pittsburg. Pa.
New Withdrawn r.. Fenlon. Phiia-
deIphia: a. w. Wills. Toronto. Canada
George c. Rice, Buffalo; y. b. Bryant.
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Charlotte. " c: +. f. Dimmich. Tue
son. Ariz.
Arlington. V. Watson. Buffalo; II. 6.
Benedict. New York r. r. Daniels. Tue
son, Arz.; II. s Raymond. Chicago.
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The Attorney General and Mrs. Bona
parte will give their annual dinner TO-
night at Rauscher's in homer of the Su-
preme Court. About thirty guests will
be present.
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The Secretary OF State and Mrs. Bacon
will give their dinner in honor OF the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt February
p. Mrs. Bacon will give luncheon for
Miss Roosevelt on the 18th.
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Senator and Mrs. Milton OF Florida
will entertain Senator and Mrs. Gore and
Mai and Mrs. Dapray at box party
at the theater this evening.
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Mrs. Archibald Oracle expects her sister
Mrs. Tucker Merritt of New York to be
her guest about March l for stay of a
week or ten days.
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Mrs Stedman will not receive tOmor-
row. bur will be at home the remaining
Fridays in the month.
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Mrs. Frederick S. Tyler. assisted b,
her sister. Miss Adee. will be at HON.
at 1.-The Thomas next Saturday after
noon, February 13.
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Miss Minnie Winter of New Haven.
Conn, is the guest of Mrs. Edward
Kohner 600 III street northwest.
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Mrs John y. Pistol will be at home
February II in the E.utaW.
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Mrs Simon Wolf. .016 Columbia road
will be al home Saturday. February l.;
and will have with her Mrs. Jchn {
Pennie of Montclair, n. Y.
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Mrs +. r. Harrison and sister Of the
Franklin apartment have left for a
month tour of Florida and the south.
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Mrs Sewers will not he at home to-
morrow but will receive tie followi 8
Fridays.
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Mrs GustavHs g. Maynadier of HNatts-
Vile Nd will receive with Mrs. Edwin
Lee Morgan tomorrow and the remaining
Fridays in February.
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Owing to measles in the family. Mrs
John T. French. jr.. will not be at nome
Saturday and has recalled the invita-
lions for the valentine party.
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Mrs. G.. NJ. Belts will be at home to-
morrow and again Friday. February 10.
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Mrs. F. a. Haines has gone TO New
York ard will return in a week.
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Mrs Ellis ogan, l:33 Irving street
northwest. will be al home informally
Friday. February l.. :: to u o clock.
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\ supper and dance was given last even
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Franklin Walker complimentary TO the
&c B. Club. The guests were Misses
H. and A. Cady. Smith. Caesar, Swank
Gould. Keane, Lowell Anderson. Murray.
RUSSELL Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Cady, Mr.. and Mrs. William Steep. Mr..
and Mrs! Muechlan; Messrs. Devlin.
Staub Toomb. Jardin. Wexford Lehman
Bridget. Steep. DuNal Brown, COwlin
and Long.
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Mrs j. Sylvester Phillips will he al
home tomorrow. but will not receive Fri
day. February 10.
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Mrs. T. Oliver Varnell will not be at
home this afternoon.
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Mrs. Gage. Dupont circle. will be al
home tomorrow.
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Mrs. w. s. Knox and Miss Knox will re-
ceive February 10. but not the 26th.
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Medical Director Boyd. C.S.N. and Mrs
Boyd gave beautiful dancing party last
night at Rauscilers in honor OF Miss Alice
Boyd. their young daughter. The hostess
was handsomely gowned in black satin
Miss Boyd wore light blue chiffon and
lace and Miss Caroline Nash, their house
guest, wore white satin.
The marriage of Miss Esther Stuart
Winner. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
b Winner. to Mr. James Birch Rorer
took place last night al ST. Mar2arets
Church, Rev. Herbert Scott Smith Off
ciating. Palms and ferns and blooming
lilac bushes adorned the chancel. The
ushers who seated the large gathering be-
fore preceding the bridal party to the
chancel. were Mr.. William Rorer. brother
of the bridegroom: Mr.. Scott Mr.. George
Bleim Mr.. Charles Joy OF Philadei phia.
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| Mrs. Hanna gave a dinner last night,
| with the Austrian amba SSa dor and Baron
eSs Hengelmuller as guests of honor.
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Mai. and Mrs. Cheatham gave Young
peoples dinner at Chevy Chase Club last
night. the guests afterward joining the
cotillOn company. Capt. and Mrs. Sum-
merlin were also dinner hosts at the club
last night