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The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02
ELECTRICITY IN TOYLAN0.

While Santa Claus still adheres
to the good old fashioned way
driving the same old reindeer and
sleigh, carrying the same old pack
ladened with good things to eot,
toys and thing boys and girls like
hest. he is not at al adverse ia
applying modern methods where
ever he can. So it is that the hest
Christmas trees this year will be
lighted with tiny electric lights
Of many colors, completely ELI
minating the fire risk of the old
fashioned candles, which had
spoiled many and many pro
missing holiday.
Germany leads the world as q
maker of toys, exporting more
than fifteen million dollars worth
last year. France, which ranks
second, shipped only as much.
This country is the largest pur
chaser of toys in the world as
last year we imported nearly
twelve million toys and dolls,
and it is estimated that we spent
not less then thirty millions for
foreign and homemade play
things. While we cannot hope
to compete with the foreign
countries in the manufacture of
cheap tops it is nevertheless gra-
tifying to note that our Yankee
ingenuity and the expanding de-
mands of American boys has
greatly increased our home pro-
duction Of electric toys and mod
ell devices which are exceedingly
instructive as well as entertain
ing. American girl, for the most
part, is not 30 exacting, being
content with the old-fashioned
doll, but the monern doll house
is most complete even to being
electrically lighted.
1t is only recently chat cleo
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02
TMISItl

BartOnville, Wis, June 16, 1908.
Mister Field Brundage Company,
Dear Sir;-I receive de engin
which I by from you airite, but
for why you don't send no pull .
Waits de use Of dc engin when
she don't have n0 puille. an
loose to me mi customer sure
ting by NO having de pullie and
dats not very pleasure to me.
Vat is de matter NIT you mist
Field brundage companee. is not
my moneys 90 good like onnoder
mans? you loose to me my trade
un i am veree anger for dat and
now i tells to you dat you are a
darne fools an no good, mister
Field -brundage companee. j
send to you back at wunce your
engin tomorro for sure bekawse
you are such : dam foolishness
peoples.
yourse respeckfullee,
Oscar Krantzhimer /.
P. s. since i rite dis letter j
find de pullie in der box. Excuse
to me.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02
CANDY PULL.

The members Of the boys gym
nasium and reading room enter
tained three of the largest class
es of the Grace Methodist Sum-
day school, on Tuesday evening
Fifty guests were in attendance
The boys were ably assisted in
their entertainment by Rev .J.H
Murray, who was ''The man be.
hind the gun," in providing thi'
place of recreation and amuse
ment for the little fellows. Mr.
Murray isi great believer il
athletic training to make manly
boys, and he is capable of show
ing them how. But over anC
above the value of training from
the athletic point of view, is th'
splendid, the greater benefit o
keeping the young boys off th'
street. Mr.. Murray is doing I
great work, and as Samue
Blythe would cay: "Long ma.
he wave"
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02
MANY DIS1ISGUISHED
ATTORNEYS HERE.

Among the out of town attorn.
eys who have attended the pres.
ent session If court were the fol.
lowing; Captain David J. Leahy,
United District Attorney, Las
Vegas; Herbert w. Clark, As.
sistant United States District
Attorney, Las Vegas; Major
W. II. III. Llewe | n, Special
Assistant to the United States
Attorney General, and District
Attorney, Las Cruces; Judge
John W. Tompson, Kansas City
Mark B. Tompson, ex-District
Attorney, Las Cruces; w. B.
Ware, Tom Lea Jr' Dan M.
Jackson, FL Paso; II. B. Ham.
ilton, Carrizozo; Joseph F. Bon.
ham, Las Cruces; Reed HoIl.
man, e. G. Welch, v. w.
Moore, Mucumcari; George
Estes; El Paso; J. NJ Elliott,
Mempis, Texas; Earl A. Mayo
Tularosa, Frank P. Blair, Oro'
grand; j. Frank Curns, SAINTS
Fe; Werner Gibson, Santa Fe
81. N. Daugherty, Socorro; Co
Prichard, ex Attorney Genera
of New Mexico.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02
Farmers Flats.

Mr.. Hunsinger is building q
white sands addition to his house
we understand.
j. r. Yale and Judge Cooley
are holding court in Alamogordo.
Jed is court cryer.
Mr.. Richard Palmer who re-
Gently located in the Farmer
Flats vicinity from st Louis will
soon begin the construction of a
white sand house.
We understand that Mr.. Bar
rett has trade his big Cadillac
machine to Drs. Gilbert and
5altzgaber for use to and from
the Sanatorium.
Leslie Drew returned Monday
from a three weeks stay in the
mountains where he has been
with the Forest Reserve tele-
phone gang.
81. W. Loomis retuI ned last
weeks visit and business trip ia
Kansas. While there Kansas
was experiencing an old fashion
ed snow and sleet storm. Mr..
Loomis is better satisfied with
New Mexico than ever.
The Missik Bros have the walls
of their new white sands house
almost completed. White Sands
houses are becoming very popul-
ar in this vicinity and we can see
where there is good reason for
it, the quality of the house and
the cost of construction both
figure in.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02

23O0 switchmen acting under
a general strike order Of the
Switchmen's Union of North
America have quit work. Thir-
teen lines are affected, embrac-
ing the territory lying between
st. Paul and the middle and
northwest Pacific coast. Passeng-
er traffic is now badly demora-
lized and no attempt is being
made to move freight trains. If
Q settlement is not soon effected
the result may be tie-up Of the
lines involvnd.
The switchmen are demanding
IN increase in pay and improved
working conditions.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02

Miss Maud Carpenter, Miss
Dorothy Marshall and Miss Frida
Eckman were the charming host.
esses at q delightful dinner dance
given at hoCel Southwestern on
Tuesday evening complimentary
10 Mrs. Gertrude Wettstein and
Miss Mary Belle keefer.
The guests were first entertain
ed by Sc yeral pleasing selections
on the piano rendered bv Mrs.
Wettstein, after which an ella
borate course dinner was served
in the private dining room. The
appointments were perfect. A
large green electrolier formed
the center piece of the table and
was relieved by many smaller
ones of like shade. Unique pen
and ink sketches were used as
dlace cards. Following dinner,
dancing and cards were enjoyed
until q late hour.
The hostesses had requested
Mr. Ungles to preside at the head
of the table and he was naturally
locke upon as the toastmaster Of
the occasion.
The best joke of the evening
was when he was called upon t
express for those present theil
delight but he had stage fright
or had forgotten his lines.
Mrs. Ungles had diligently re-
hearsed him for several weeks
the baby Catherine had beer
kept awake and taken to thu
woOdshed for several nights Il
hear her father practice but whel
the hour came for him to shov
his Uhauncey Depew oratorica
powers, he might just as wei
have been with Cook at the nortl
pole. He had forgotten his les
son.
Mrs. Ungles was heartbrokeI
and says she will never take hin
in public again.
The guests included.
DIR. Geo. @. Bryan, Mrs. Bryan
Mr. VIM. Fl. Ungles, Mrs. Ungles
Mr.. Frank W. Beach, Mrs. Beach
Mrs. Gertrude Wettstein, Mrs
Edith Flint, Miss Mary Bell'
Keefer, Mr.. r. r. Pratt, Mr.
Alexander Shoemaker, Mr.
Ernest II. Russell, Mr.. Arthu
D. Baker, Mr.. Marshall Parker
Mr.. Il. II. Bobbitt.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02
caoIRs TO MEET.

The question as to whether or
not Alamogordo will have q Choir
81 society this winter will be set
tied definitely at ; meeting Of
the singers Of all the choirs to be
held at the Presbyterian church
next Tuesday evening at 7:8O
sharp. Those interested in such
aproposition will please be pre-
sent.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02
Mss HANKS EnTERTAInS BASKET
BALL CLUB.

On Monday evening the girls Of
the club met as the quests OF
Miss Hanks at the College Sor-
mitory. and enjoyed . delight
full evening, the decorations for
the occusion being the College
Oolors Black and Red. The even
ing was spent playing vorioua
games followed by delicious re-
freshments Miss Hanks proving {
model Hostess.
Job printing ct The News.
SuscribbeTfor The News.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02

This season the harvest Of foot
ball victims has been appalling
Before the big Thanksgiving
games were played nwenty nine
players had paid the death pen
atty and sixty eight had been,
seriously snjured.
Prize fights are brutal. Finish
fight in the squared circle are
under the ban of nearly all the
states. All America is shocked
ct the inhumanity Of the bull
fights which are still in vogue,
and lawful, in the sister Repub-
lie of Mexico.
But football: That is differ
ent. 1t is the sport of young
gentlemen. The wholesale deaths
are due to accidents or unayoid-
able circumstances, and are not
by design. There is distinc-
tion, but the difference is lack
ing, If you please.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02

The military ball given last
Thanksgiving evening BY com-
pany -" Of the New Mexico
National Guard was one Of the
hest attended aud enjoyable
ever gwen by that organization.
A number Of the court visitors
of the younger set took advant-
ago. Of the opportunity tn trip the
light fantastic. The young men
from Tucumcari were especially
enthusiastic in their praise Of the
affair.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02
CHURCH SUPPER.

Friday November 30th, the
ladies Of the Baptist Church gave
a dinner at the Prather House,
three doors south of Meals. The
object was to raise funds for the
church. While court is in ses-
sion and many visitors are in
Alamogordo was o most oppOr-
tune time to make this effort.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02
THE OYGNET HORN
HELPS SOME.

Mr.. j. II. Gill representing the
Edison Industries is in town
with the latest improved phono-
graph with the cygnet horn.
The horn sets up over the mach
inc and does not take up any
floor space. Apart from this
great convenience the toneal
qualities are better.
Mr.. II. 8. Evans of this town
will have a big stock of above
mentioned Photographs to meet
the demands of tn e Holiday
trade.
The Alamogordo news. (Alamogordo, N.M.) 1899-1912, 1909-12-02

Mr.. Hunsinger is building q
white sands addition to his house
we und derstand.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-12

The activity and enthusiasm Of
the ladies' of tbs parish found fitting
results in she notable gathering Of
visitors whn attended our festival
on August Bird. Many wall- known
faces. and others kae IN BY fenHta-
tion, came firm the other cou mtg par
ishes. All seemed drawn by the
cordial welcome that was awaiting
them and not less by the splendid
dinner that justified the high repu-
ton our ladies have for delicious
cooking.
The day was filled with many AZ
fractions, for, besiaes the dinner.
there was ball game In the mora
ing. an entertainments by our favor
tie little rosebuds throwing OF In
dian babies, aud races for the you ng
children.
The FancyTable, the Ice Cream,
Table. Paddle Stsnd and Watermel-
on Table, all served by capable. en-
thusiastic and business.like ladies
made largely for the success of the
Lawn Fete, The net returns of
over $3.50 attest the effective work
of the ladies' who aimed ut giving
God. their church and the new Boys
School, their best efforts and their
whole time. Many thanks to the
workers and generous patrons.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-12

Tuesday, the Supervisors OF Elections
appointed the following JUICES aad
Clerks for the Election OF November q.
proximo:
Dem., Ray A. Burch. Rep. Clerks,
Valley Les.--Judgea, Charles NJ Ridgela,
Defn.s dn0. T. Bean, Rep. Ulerkas .Thoa. w.
Aud Dem-, VIM. u. Thompson, Rep
Leonardtown, iat Preot.-,gudgea, Andrew
@. Latham, Dem, Dnn'l j.. Bowies, Rep.
giegkss Eugene Abel, DEM, Zach. +. Raley,
Rep.
LeonArdtown, md Precinct--Judgas, A. y.
Fenwick, DEM, Thomas r. Foxwell, rep. /;
rep.
.Chaptic0. Judges, James e. Davis, .dem..
dem.s VIM. y. eaxton, rep.
Charlotte Han -Judges, L. Nosa Raadmond
dem., Ghass ]. Wood, rep; Cferks, E. Luz
sher BaFroughs dem, David "a. Rollins, rep.
Patuxent--Judges. Robt. A. Clarke, dam,
John Il. tnHiey, rop.; Clerks, sylvester Long,
dem.s J. Walter Norris, rep.
Mlieatown. Judges, J. Edley Thompson,
dem., w. w. blackstone, rep; Clerks, True
man Silngluif, DEM, Geo. Gibson, rep.
Bay.--Judges, Edward stone, dem, Joseph
Booth, rep; Clerks. Alfred I. Howard, dena.,
George r. Qnirk, rep.
lsland.--Judges, Robt. A. henderson, dsra.,
Edgar r. Pearson, rep. Clerks, Harry Ho-
bFecht, dem, .. r. Potter, rep.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-12
coIcped Festival.

The colored festival OF the Imma-
culate Conception Church, Mechau-
icsville. has bsen arranged for
August n, instead OF August a.
Committees. Messrs, George w.
Herbert. President; Peter Garner,
Assistant; Chas w. Butler. Trea.
surer.
Dinner committee Philip Willard,
Mesdames Hilary Harris, Fred
Speaks, Eva Herbert. Cashiers.
Jonfectionaries and Ice Cream. -
.Mesdames Martha Warren and Lucy
Tabbs.
Fancy Table. -Mesdames Eliza
Reid, Margaret Coa's.
Games and Sports Messrs. A.
Butler, Morgan Reid. Henry Haw.
kiua.
Managers Mr.. Joseph and Chas.
Handy.
Baseball games, scheduled for 10
A. NJ, Charlotte Hall versus Mech.
anicsyille. Oakvilleand Mechanics
vile at 2P.M.
Dinner, 40 cts Supper, 80 cts.
Hall open at 10 4. n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-12
eluestona ltema.

Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Blair. who
have been residing Ia Baltimore
have returned to this section and
we pleased to learn intend 10 make
their home here.
Mrs. Daisy NJ. Herbert. who has
been visiting her brother. Adam 7.
While, Bluestone Diamond, has re-
turned TO her home.
We are pleased 10 learn that Miss
Lillian Matsingly and Mrs. John
Gibson are convalescent after Q bad
spell of typhoid.
Mr.. and MRS. Adam z. While. o.
Bluestone Diamond have returned
from weeks stay at Atlantic City,
Mrs. ]. s. Shoemaker, Is visiting
at "Blair's Purchase.
Crops are In good shape.
/ Messrs Walter Thompson AND
Marshall Wise are painting the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Adam T. While, Blue
stone Diamond.
We are pleased with our ticket
and mean TO help elect ID. but WI
are sorry for our esteemed friend
Phil.
SELDoM.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-12
A Gard Of ThanIesi.

As the BEACON goes to press, Rev,
Father Stanton, Pastor OF Our Lady q
Chapel, Medley e Neck. takes the
opportunity to thank all those who
helped make the annual dinner Of
the parish an unqualified success.
Good will and good manners and
mutual courtesies are worth more
than money. but when to the afore-
said virtues q dinner crowd adds
liberaliiy In spending, We have all
the elements Of first-class festival
arranged for social and revenue pur-
pases. A rough estimate shows the
returns from The day foot up some.
thin. over $500 Deducting rxpen-
SEES, the Church expects to real ze
over 1926 from tho happy gathering
OF August 10, 1909. and 10 add this
TO the building fund.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-12
@aryIand Tobacco Market.
Week ending August IL. 1909

Reported BY Richard s. Hill,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-12

Condition OF Market.

Market more active. With prices
on the increase.
With every indication OF o short
market crop, receipts now being 4
less than same data last pear. and q
short crop planted, there is every
reason for better prices. Tobacco
now hsing opened IL la better con-
ditiOn and should demand higher
prices. Close and careful attention
to packing, with one grade Of tobac-
co only 10 hid, and noinferior to-
bacco for lining, will pay materially
and help build mp good market.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-12
Proclamation.

WHEREAS, At the January Session Of the
General Assembly OF Maryland. held in the
year OF our Lord one thousand nine hum
dred and eight. an Act was passed pro-
posing an amendment to Section Of
Article Of the Constitution OF the State.
which said Act Is in the following words,
to-wit:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-12

DR.. Alan s. Boarman will bs at his
Office 10 Mechanicsvills on Monday,
Tuesday and Wed nesday. and 10
ChapticO, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. the last fill week Of each
month.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-12
CHAPTER 20.

AN ACT TO amend Section one Of Article
one. title, effective Franehises. OF tbs
Consultation Of this State. and to provide
for the submission OF said Amendment
to the qualified voters Of tpis state for
adoption or reiactiop.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-12
TREASURY DRPARYNRNT,
Office Of the ComptrolIer Of che
Currency.

@&AA@T& "a NkAS A<DAAf RG&VAA&E B6 &M&
Currency.
WAsHiHaToH, d. G., June 1, 1909.
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory syidence
presented 20 the undersigned, II hiss been
made 60 appear that THE NATIONAL
BANK 0T MgOaAHlNvILLE, In THK TOWM
or MRcHAHiCsyiLLB, nthe County of 81.
MARx'a, and State Of MAnYLAKD. hes
complied with all provisions Of the Htatu-
ses Of the United States. required to b.
compiled with before an association
shall be authorized to Commence the
business Of Banking;
NOW therefore, /; LAwRRECE o. Nun
RAY. Comptroller Of she Currency do here
By certify that '9rHE NATIONAL Base on
MECHAmlCsylGLE, In the T0wN Op Mrcn-
AHICsvnE, IN the County u gT. MARy's
and State ofMARYLAND, . authorized I'd
commence thu business Of Baking ~
provided In Section FIfty.one hundred
and sixty-gine Of the KsVised eka&mtlss
0f the United States.
In testimony wheFsof witness
| aMAE imy hand and seal 81 offiee this
Ne16 ~ FIaer day Of june. 1909.
LAWRENCE q. MURRAY.
Comptroller u ths 4'reaeary.
yann 1Q-~2m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-08-12

NOW, THEREHoRE, I, AUSTIN L.
cRoTHERs, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE
OF MARYLAND, In pursuance Of the pro-
visions OF Section /, Of Article IA Of the
Constitution OF tbs State Of Maryland. do
hereby order and direct that q copy Of said
Act proposing an amendment 70 Section /
Of Article OF the Constitution OF said
State be published Ia ct least two news
papers 10 each Of the counties Of the Stats
arii in three newspapers in the City Of
Baltimore, one Of which shall be published
in the German language, once q week for
at least three months preceding the NEXT
General Election, which election will BE-
held on November End. 1909, ut which slsc-
ton the said proposed amendment shall BE-
submitted. IN the form and manner pre-
seribed By tho General Assembly, 70 tho
legal and qualified voters OF the State, for
their adoption or rejection.
GIVEN under my hand and the
Great Zeal Of the State Of
(seaf.J Maryland. Done at the City
Of Annapolis. this 1st dag ef
july. ene thgAeand nine hun-
drsd and nfns.
AUSTIN Z. CR0THERs
BY THs GovxnHon;
N. WHNsLoW WILLIAMS,
Ssmsfasv Of Stats
The Washington herald., 1909-04-09
NEW SCHOOL A MODEL.
Building for COlOred Children
Praised by MaefarIand.

Building for COIOred Children
Praised by MaefarIand.
The Lucretia Mott sixteen-room school
building at Fourth and " streets north
west. for colored pupils. near Howard
University. has Just been completed. and
is winning high praise from ell who have
visited II.
This is the latest and best school
building in the District OF Columbia. -
said Commissioner Macfarland, after the
inspection by the Commissioners yes
terday. Tt has all the latest improve
ments and viii compare favorably with
any similar building anywhere.
I am glad 20 hear that the residents
OF the neighborhood. which VIII furnish
the pupils for this building, are particu-
larly interested in II. They ought to be
proud OF IL Provision should be made
for a building for normal school No.
2. IN that neighborhood. preferably on q
site to be given by Howard University.
and there would then be a good oppor-
tunity for members Of the normal school
70 have practice work at the Mott
School"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-09
NEW PHASE IN LUMBER WAR.
Advocates Of Free Timber Get Al
legged Proof of "Trust.n


legged Proof of Trust"
Members OF Congress who have been
claiming the existence Of a timber trust
think they now have evidence to make
good their claim.
Representative Tawney, OF Minnesota.
chairman Of the House Appropriations
Committee. and a warm advocate Of free
lumber, yesterday received copies OF two
lumber price lists, issued on the same
day by supposedly unrelated lumber CON-
panies in Texarkana, Ark. and st. Louis.
The price lists are identical and are from
the same press.
There also became public at the Capt
tol the text Of telegram sent from Esre
by ]. z. Defebaugh and Edward Hines.
representatives OF the National Lumber
Manufacturers Association, 70 members
Of the afhliated lumber companies. The
telegram follows:
Unforeseen unfavorable conditions have
arisen here which demand prompt and
vigorous work. Urge lumber manufac-
turers Of the United States, regardless
Of membership, also bankers and business
men IN your towns. TO send strong mes
sages to Finance Committee Of the Sen
ate demanding retention OF the existing
duty on lumber, showing present derlora-
ble condition OF the lumber trade, 6upli-
eating message 70 their Senator'S and
mailing copies here"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-09
Friday Bargain in
French China.

We offer at very special prices
a lot Of French China-"s samples"
OF a prominent importer. Included
are pieces which are needed for
daily use in the home. Shown in a
variety Of desirable shapes and dec
.OrationS.
French China Covered Dishes.
SI.oO each. Values, $500 to $500.
French China Soup Tureens.
SI.5o each Values, $500 to 500.
French China Uncovered Veg
etable Dishes.
Csc each Values, SI.oo TO SI.5o.
French China Sauce Boats.
Sc each. Values, SI.75 to $500.
French China Butter Dishes.
85c each. Values. SIPS to S1.zs.
French China Meat Dishes. in
several desirable sizes.
S5c each Values, SI.5o to $500.
FInh hoor-G St
The Washington herald., 1909-04-09

playing IN the capitol grounds he fel
down an embankment. II is feared he Is
fatally injured. Eastman Studs father
Mr. Colin Studs. lived IN Washington
many years. and has hosts OF friends
here. His headquarters is now in New
York
Mrs. williams, wife Of DR.. Tom A.
Williams. Of Wyoming avenue. VIII not
receive to-day. but Will do 50 after next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Britton and
their two daughters are spending Easter
week at Atlantic City.
Mrs. John Wanamal5er. wife OF the
former Postmaster General, who is Sc
kindly remembered in Washington so
eiety, and their daughter, Mss Wana-
maker. are spending the spring season
~ Hot Springs. va.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry Kirke Porter. who
have been spending the past few weeks
in the South, have returned 70 their
Washington home for the spring season
and the gayeties that Will come with
Easter.
Mrs. 7. II. vandergrift and Miss Van
dergT1ft. Of Washington Heights. are
spending the spring season at Hot
Springs. Va.
The Minister from Uruguay and Sonora
de Lahnur Will leave Washington IN the
early spring 10 spend the summer IN
their native country. Senor Erals VIII
be charge daffaires in the absence OF the
Minister.
The second secretary OF the italian
Embassy. signor Roberto Centaro. has
gone 10 New York. whence he viii sail
Saturday for Europe He viii make a
nent-
Baron de Stael. Of the Russian En-
bassy. and Prince Windisch-Graetz. OF
the Austro-Hunsarian Embassy. have
gone 10 Florida for short stay. and viii
later go for a visit 20 Cuba
Mr.. Alexander N. Thackara. the Amer
lean consul general at Berlin. was booked
for passage 10 this country on the Kais-
erin Auguste Victoria, which sailed for
home to-day.
Invitations have been issued here FOR
the wedding OF Miss Nora Cecile Fitzpat-
rick. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clement
Fitzpatrick, TO Mr.. Richard Edward Pat
ton. OF this city. The ceremony will be
performed az 6 o'clock on April q al the
home Of the parents Of the bride-elect. al
Montgomery, Ala.