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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-29
RAILROAD NEWS
COMMITTEE MEETS DUNN.

For the purpose Of bringing about
improved conditions In the departments
m which they are employed. and for
requesting an increase in wages for
blacksmiths and blacksmith helpers
employed on the Oregon Short Line, a
Joint committee from the main shops on
the system waited upon J. +. Dunn, SUI
perlntendeut Of motive power and ma
chinery, this morning. The matters In
which the men were interested were
gone over In detail at the meeting. but
no announcement was made as to re
suits accomplished. The committee con-
sisted OF the following: r. r. Fowler
Sparks; II. Spracher A. II. Martin and
j. w. Carr, Pocatello; John Parry and
Edward Perkins Of Ogden. w. Evans,
vice president OF the international
Brotherhood OF Blacksmlths and Help
ers, with headquarters at Butte, ac-
companied the committee.
Back TO Old Stand-frhe loading OF
passengers az the salt Lake a. Ogden
depot, which has been taking place
from North Temple street on Third
West, for the last week or two on ac-
count Of street paving operations. will
be resumed at the station Just north
of South Temple street, beginning sun
day. With the arrival OF several car
loads OF equipment now on the road
from the east. an the material for the
electrification OF the salt Lake & ogden
road win have arrived. and It is ex-
pected the electrified line will 20 into
operation about the end Of May.
Railroad Night at Saltair-The rail
road clerks Of the city will give their
annual ball az Saltair on Friday, May
O.
Reports ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
the damage done al Saltair by the
storm last night have apparently been
exaggerated. General Manager Lang
ford Of the Saltair road says no bath
houses We're blown down and there
was not enough damage done TO the
track TO stop the operation Of trains.
william IIunsberger. chief clerk In
the passenger department of the Den
yer s. Rio Grande offices In this city,
IA Just rounding out his Goth year OF
service with the road. Since the APP
pointment OF Col /. A. Benton as gen
eral agent Of the passenger depart
ment, MT Hunsbcrgcr has been chief
clerk but prior 70 that time he was
engaged In the passenger accounting
department He Is a competent and
obliging railroad official. and has made
many friends In his long career OF
railroadlng
Of the Utah lines OF the Denver 4 Rio
Grande railroad has returned from
Denver, whore he attended a meeting
OF the operating officials Of the road
s. V. Derrah, assistant general
freight agent OF the Denver q Rio
Grande, is still in Denver.
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PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
Especial to The News)

tSpeclal 10 lhe NeN9''
washington, u. c.. April 29-Postmas-
tiers appointer. T-tah-Newhouse. Beav-
or county. Maude f. white vice C. c.
Moore. resigned.
Wvominc-Camp stool. Laramie coun-
~. Mary X. Phelps vice NJ. H. Hartung'
resigned
Frank n smith has been apnoiuted
rural carrier. route /, az Occur hAlene.
Ida.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-29
JUDGMENT FOR INTERvENoR.

Judgment for 81 $50 with So attor-
ney's fees was rendered by Judge
Morse In the district court today I'm
favor of the intervenor, #. A. par
rcnouuue. as against the defendant In
the case OF j. f. Carlson VS.. the Verona
Mining company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-29

frst OF the week at Bonneville under the
direction OF Lieut. Paul Armstrong,
signal Corps. range OFFICER. under the
supervision Of Maj w O. Williams. the
present commanding officer OF the Ma
tloual Guard Of Utah. At the conclusion
Of the firing OF the season the IS best
marksmeu OF the organization are TO be
c0mpanied hv three team officers and
sent 20 Camp Perry. o.. 10 compete In the
matches of the National Rife association
IA August.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-29
ILLUSTRATED CATALoG OF
PLAYS.

We have Just issued a new Illus
trated and descriptive catalog Of plays
and farces We carry a large stock
and the variety II sufficiently great
to supply any demand from sun
day school entertainment to per-
Torrance on the professional stage.
Free on application.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
8 Main st.
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WINS on APPEAL.
Hebcr ,. Grant Obtains Order 60 Set
Aside Judgment.

In a rather lengthy opinion the SUI
preme court today reversed the district
court decision In the case brought IN
volving the question OF title 10 the
property known as No. 147 east south
Temple street. and In which the lower
court decided against Heber j. Grant
i'm favor Of Franklin Lawrence. The
action in the supreme court was IN
stttited in equity TO set aside the judg-
ment rendered against the respondent
Heber ]. Grant, in the lower court
and the basis was made that the lower
court at the time OF hearing or the
suit Instituted to quiet title had no
Jurisdiction over the person of the
respondent for the reason that proper
service of summons In the case had
never been made. The supreme court
0nds that the. lower court erred In It's
Judgment and the decision is to set
aside the Judgment entered against the
respondent In the former action.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. H. II. Slopanslsy. NJ. D.. Of
Helper, Is guest az the MoXum today
MIR. and Mrs. Dick Ferris and wife
are registered at the Kenyon. Mr. Fer
ris is prominent promoter Of Cali
fornia.
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MANY PATRIOTS VOLUNTEER,
Ben Riyes WIN Have No Trouble In
Finding an Extra Deputy

no the hopes OF city Recorder Ben s.
Rives are realized the situation In tho
civil division OF the city court. which Is
wofully behind IN It's work OF entry OF
court records. will be materially relieved
before the end OF next week The ordi-
nance giving 20 the recorder the author
ity 90 employ AN additional clerk was
passed by the council IN is reccss session
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DIED

WORMS.-tn this city April S. BEN
iamin Worms. In his 5Sth year
Funeral was held 40 the S 10. Evans
mortuary chapel, As south state street
today az 3 pm. Iuterment iu M1ntedore
WOODMANSEE-At her home. Vg lin.
coin avenue April q. 1910 Mrs Ia
vinla Hawkins Woodmansee. aged Il
years.
ELDER.-At 20 south Second West
street. April =. 1910. of ola age. Mar
garet r.. Elder, wife uf the late Joseph
r. Elder; born July g. 1884 ln Eng
land.
Funeral services Sunday AZ i2 noon
from the Fourteenth ward chapel
Friends are invited 90 be present ami
the casket will be open on day Of M
neral from $50 90 u.N am al tho
family residence. lutement On city
cemetery.
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IGNORANCE.

Just as soon as we discover that
ignorance Is bliss. Il isn't, You must
know about the CONTINENTAL
LIFE INSURANCE & INVESTMENT
COMPANY, salt Lake city, Utah.
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DIED IN THE PoPE's ARMS.

Rome, April ga typical figure Of
the vatican passed today with the
death OF Monsgneur. Gugiielmo Pif-
teri' who had been the sacrista, or
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PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Prcst. Lowell Of Harvard Cast, Doubt
On Its Historic Authority.

TN It's hlstofiC Authority.
Cambridge. Mass. April 29-Pra4l-
dent Lowell OF Harvard university has
stirred up a hornets nest by question
ing tn the most casual manner. the his
toric authenticity OF Plymouth rock
and the Washington elm
Speaking last night 10 a gathering of
Boston school teachers, he touched
upon the proposals for entertaining
President Taft and other visitors who
VIII attend the convention OF the Ma
tional Educational aseorlation hero i'm
July He said that the convention
would be failure ~ the entertainment
committee only showed the chief ex-
ecutive places like Plymouth rock-lf
there is Plymouth rock-and the
Washington olm-if. Indeed. washing
ton had anything 90 do with the wash
ington elm"
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WANTED

GOOD TENANTS. EXPERIENCED
farmer large irrigated ranch. North
western Colorado. CROP basis Very liberal
terms for right party References re-
duired. Must start right away. o. ].
Grimes 3l5 East Second South.
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r. r. Evans Florist. So = Maln 81
Floral designs n specially Phone, ISL.
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EAT YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
al the Annex Cafeteria. Hours IL
20 8.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
SUSAN.

Rev, ]. a. Vim of East Math-
ews charge. is not only a good
preacher, and worker in the
Masters Vineyard" he is all of
that, and seems also to be a very
good truck gardener. on the Ist
day of July lie was seen gathering
his first dish of roasting ears,
which puts him ahead of the may
GRITTY Of his neighbOrs.
SPOT ard other fish are biting
on MoDjack flats. spring chickens
are ripe, garden vegetables are
coming to the fable and cur city
friends are coming to help to clear
them off.
The recent rains and tightening
have cooled the atmosphere; the
weather is now delightful for en-
joyment, but too cool for vegeta-
ton. Picnics seemed to be in
the order of the day, on the glori-
cus Fourth.
Some gentlemen visiting on
East River We're amusing them
selves On the Fourth firing rifle
shots across the lard. much tc
the annoyance of some of our
citizens. to wl.om the whistling
bullets came too near for comfort
One man was driven out Of his
field. 7 presume they did not
know that they were violating the
law.
LEUMAS.
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DIC1GS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Burroughs retur
ned to their home in Norfolk,
Sunday after visiting their parents
MIR. and Ms. Averil.
Mrs. James C. Hudgins is quite
sick at this writing put we hope
she may soon recover.
Miss Gussie Kirsey from Ricl =
mond. and Miss Ester BilluI s
from. Baltimore are spending
some tine with their cousin Mss
Jane BilIups.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyslope are visi-
ting their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Morgan.
Mrs: James H. Calls from
Gwynns has been spending some
time with her sister Mrs. T. A.
Diges and visiting friends and
relatives in the neiehborhood.
We are glad to enjoy the COO
breezes but the showers were not
much enjoyed by those who anti
cipated fourth of July pleasures.
SUNBEAM.
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Nj SIS Lola Foster WAC has been
visiting IN Norfolk for some time
came. home last week she was
accompanied by her cousin Miss
Margaret Fi;Chett of Norfolk.
Mr.. John Bell left Sunday night
for Norfolk.
Mrs. Andrew Hunley who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Mills OF Baltimore came home
last week.
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MATHEWS COUNTY



MIR. Charlie Hudgins left a few
days ago for Hampton and New
port News. where he will spend
several days with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Elkana Diggs. and Miss
Mary Lizzie Minter, are spending
several DAYS with Mrs. Diggs'
daughter, Mrs. Robert Forrest. of
York county.
Miss Susie O'neil.. Of North
Carolina, is spending several
weeks with.her grand parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Brownley.
The Children's Day picnic held
at Bethel a few nights ago, was a
success in some respects at least.
An address given by Rev. ]. A.
Winn, was very much enjoved by
ali present, after which ice cream
was plentifully served and about
$22. 90. was cleared. $500 OF
which will go as Childrens Day
fund.
Mr.. Thaddeus Diggs and Miss
Maybe Hudgins were quietly mar
ried at the home of the brides
parents last Sunday morning. The
bride is strikingly handsome and
attractive young lady of this place
The groom is also a highly es-
teemed Young man of this place.
The bride was handsomely attired
in lavender silk, while the groom
wore the conventional black.
The happy pair viii reside in
Norfolk:
CITAC.
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ATTENTION CITIZENS

The land upon which the New
High School Will be built having
been selected, those Who AYE
subscribed to the High 'Seh,e :
fund are requested to pay in fh+-''
subscription in order that the sit =
may bc closed aud work bcgcn ~
tine building. Oiher snbS~rirts -
VIII be thankfully received.
By 0rGsI N'estvi!h. St:,S {
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day evening.

The Children's Day exercise O
Locust Grove NJ. +. Church were
given on Sunday July 3rd with
great success.
The Morgan branch Baseball
team played a match game or
luis end at Gloucester G. II. will
the team from that place the score
being 8 to 7 lnfavor Of theMorgau
Branch team.
Owl.
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REDART.

Mr.. Office Hurst came up Sun
day TO spend few days with his
family near Redart.
Mr.. Feuristien of Norfolk and
Capt. Taylor of New Point were
the gueSt Of ]. w. Foster on Thurs
dav last.
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Calypso. in the.race.
For SALE.-Several good show
cases cheap.
@. s. MARCHANT,
Mathews, Va.
For RENT.-A nice store house
atMathewsC. II. ,formerlyoccupied
by Mr.. S. P. James. Apply at
s-I9-tf. DRUG STORE.
For SALE.-One fresh COW. also
small flock of sheep. Address.
MRS. JOIN SAlsDERS.
6-3o-4t. North. Va.
FoR-SALE.a fine lot flooring
and doors'at special prices.
Apply. MILTON MURRAY
Williams Wharf, Va
The steamer. Mobjack. has been
chartered to run the annual ex-
cursioh from Norfolk to Wharton
GroveCamp on July 34st and Aug.
9Th.
Mr.. Ray Brown, a former resi-
dent of Mathews, bat now resid-
ing in Richmond, Visited his cous-
ms. John Burke and Sallie Burke
Hunley last week.
Mr.. Reed Travers who has been
attending the Medical College in
Baltimore during the past snssion
is spending his vacation at his
home near Cricket Hill.
Mr.. John r. Smith. wife and
daughter. Of Texas. Mrs. Alice
Borum and daughter of Texas,
are at Willow Grove" the home
Of Mrs. Alice Borum.
Mrs. r. v. Omer and children.
of West Point. Miss, will visit
Mrs. Diners parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hudgins at Port Hay
wood this week.
Gasoline launches for hire, for
all purposes and at all times.
W.G,' MILES.
PHONE; Philpotts.
4-2S-3mos.
We are going out the buggy
business and have on hand sur
rev and o'top buggies. We will
sell these goods very cheap 70
close. G. S. MARCHANT.
Gasoline, Bugeye Genl. Joseph
b. Seth for sale cheap reason
owners have no use for her in
quire Of
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1910-07-07
TWO IN~oNE

DR., Bells Anti-Pian is both an inter
nal and. external remedy. 1t is an
antiseptic remedy and destroys dis
troys disease germs. Sold everywhere
on a positive guarantee.
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DIXIE

The Children's Day exercises
will be held at Spring Hill RaT-
fist Church on the second Sun
day evening in July if the weathe.
permits il 1t on the third sun
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MIETOHF MuRRAT,
Williams Wharf Va.

The Old Dominion' s. S. Co.
will give their usual Annual
Mathews and Gloucester Excur-
con on July goth and 2Ist. Do
not forget the date.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford c. Had
gins, Master Robert Hudgins
and Mrs William r. Hudgins are
the guests of Mrs. William G.
Thomas, ZOE Jackson Place.
Baltimore.
The attention Of our readers is
RESPECTFULLY invited to the new
adv. of the S. l.. Lambard Co.,
If YOU have any plumbing to do
give them show they will treat
you right. 1T.
Mrs. Lillian Bohannon Baldwin.
Of w. Va. and Miss Ellen Bohan-
non. daughter of Prot Rosser b.
harmon. of the Ohio University
at Columbus. o., visited relatives
IN the county last week.
FOR SAIE.-One Cable Piano
good as new. not two years old
cost $4.oo. will sell for halt cost.
can beseen' at,
r. 6. Fowler,
Retz. Va.
FOR SAEE. a farm. OF FIVE
acres situated on Milford Haven
having a fine water front and
oyster shore attached. Including
also fine GROOM dwelling.
w. II. MITCHEM.
5-5-2mos. Gwynus. Va.
I MAN AND.WIEEWANTED Man
for general work by da4 or month
woman to cook or as laundress
only accordihglyto arrangements
Good Tenant house pIastered. :
: rooms, wood rights. and lanc
good wages. Apply.
6-9-tf. JoUpSAr OFFICE
= For SALE.-A very desirable
= home situated at Mathews G.. H..
containing about 7,acres Of cleared
= land and O acres woods land. Fin,
! dwelling house and out houses, al
I in good repairs. Fine we'll o
water. Apply.
G, d. HUDGINs.
6-I6-tf. Mathews c. H., Va.
Having accepted an agency 70
the "Coggins Marble Manufacture
ing Company" l am prepared t,
. furnish designs, prices and sam
pies of the material used. An,
II one desiring monuments or tom
: stones of any kind can be accom-.
modated by calling on or dropping
o a postal to
s S. !. FOSTER.
1 s-Ie-tf. Susan, Va.
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FERXEN, a fine sheer
material 80 inches wide was 25c
now ISc yard. Lot fancy check
and stripe waIstiGgS was I5C now
g I-2c yard.
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OLO ULCERS

Are unsight'V and dangerous. DR..
Bells Antiseptic Salve will heal them
J romptly. II is clean and pleasant TO
MS, - 4 H.. S>.>. eyslcVWhere,
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EOCAE ITEMS
erSonaI Mentions Arouhd5 Mathews
and Vicinity.

and Vicinity
Mr.. Ernest Browne is in the
Co.
Mrs. Giles B. Cook is with re-
latives in Maryland,
Miss Mary Ellen Green IS at
The Normal at the University.
Miss Mary Gibson Hunley
visited at "Hyco.. last week..
Miss Lizzie Shultice is visiting
relatives in Piedmont, Va.
Observation-Disclosures.
visited DR.. and Mrs. c. &. White
recently
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hudgins
Of Richmond are Visiting relatives
in the Co..
Mr.. Jack Benson who has been
visiting Mr.. Philip Muir has left
s T New York.
Mr.. George Digs is VISITING
his parents, Mr.. and Mfs Walter
Digs.
Mrs. s. P. James and Miss
Richie Hudgins visited,friends in
Soi,Ia chic ,yaol-
MIR. Allan Foster is Spending
Ills vacation with his parents on
! orth River.
Mrs. ]. L. Carter of II. ". is
visiting her son, Mr.. NJ. Carter.
at " Point Breeze y.
Miss Helen Gregory Of Balti-
more, visited Miss Gladys Viii
Hams at Hudgins this week.
Mr.. Clarence Foster, of Balti-
more. is visiting his mother Mrs.
Christine Foster at Hudgins.
Mr.. Henry lerrie. OF Charles
ton, w. Va. is spending several
weeks vacation in the county.
DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Walden
spent some time with the latters
parents in Saluda this week.
Miss Virginia Billups has re-
turned to Green Mansion" after
an absence of several months:
Miss Lucia Hollerith returned
with her father to Washington. on
TueSday,to have her eyes treated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
Garrett of Richmond are ex-
pected at Poplar Grove. this
week.
Mrs. Gilmer Weston! who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Iuliu:
Weston. has returned to Clarks.
burg. w. Va.
Mrs. julia Hughes and Mis-:
Hattie Hughes and John Hughes
of Richmond, are at Walter f
Stoakes.
DR.. and Mrs. Baker and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas. Lane. of Nor
folk, visited at Woodstock" re
Gently.
Miss Margaret Parker. VIII
has been the guest of the Holier
this at Poplar Grove" has" re
turned TO Washington.
Mrs. Virginia Browne and MaSte
Ernest Browne have returne
from Client where they visite
Mrs. Logan Harrison9
Mrs: Kate Robertson leave
this week for Albemarle County
to join her daughter. Miss Eller
and will spend the summer.
Rev Lutz of Penn. and tw
SSns will conduct a ten days NEE
Jag at Oak Grove Christia
\ Church beginning the third SUI
day in July.
DR.. Hoskins took a party
W,s st Point for the boat race
O.. IulY 4th and entered his DO,
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Ubt Journal.

Entered at tLC Post Office at Mathews
H.. Va. as secOnd-class matter.
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APPOINTMENTS ON MATHEWS
CIRCUIT.
July grid. Bethel, IT A. NJ.
- - Central. 4 p. Nj,
10th, Salem, II A. M.
" Bethel. 1880 p. M.
" 18TH. Central. ia. NJ.
" : Salem. $3.50 p. M.
oath. Bethel. II A.. NJ
" Central. 4P. M.
APPOINTMENTS ON EAST MATH
EwS CIRCUIT FOR FEBRUARY,
MARCH, APRIL AND MAY.
St.Paurs AM Ist and3dSun.
PM. I'd " 4th
Beulah II Am. I'd " 9th
SPIN. Ist Sd
St. Paurs IF A. M. and Beulah
Z P. NJ. on 9Th Sun. in May.
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tbs ~ itl G.
ts,.t .ztsse
ia
50 r
u ~t ~ Is =
a5S Shfr
''ttr 'sfs !"
l.s The =,
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SPECIAL SALES IN WHITE GOODS
GaCes ano EmbroiOeries.
special UaIues in
Embroioeries ano
Insertions TO Matcb.


ISC nc
I2%c &C
IOc INC
insertions to match all patterns
for 8 I-2c. we are showing a
large range Of patterns in Val
Laces and Insertions TO match in
German and French designs, sc
sellers.
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THURSDAY. JULY. 7, 1910.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-02
IN SOCIETY.

The new rector OF Grace Church, the
Rev. DIR. Slattery. will perform the
cerssnony on October 10, when the we'd
ding Of Miss Sophie withespoon Town
and and John 4. Dix ~ celebrated The
bride will be given in marriage by her
father. Howard Townsend. and will be
attended by the Misses Margaret Schuyler
Townsend. Janet King Townsend Frances
lh"key. Justine V. L. Barber. Mollie Mar
TN. Dorothea Carroll. Margaret Harris Of
New York. and Katherine filman OF West
Point, as bridesmaids. 4 little sister
Anne LanRdon Townsend will IL. flower
maiden. Mr.. Dix will H. assisted by
William Baylis, JT.. a. test man and
Robert Sedgwick. Jr., Colgate Hoyt
Charles Miller, Henry y. Leyerich. G.
TIFFANY Richardson. John Auerbach.
York, and Lowell Blake oG Dedham,
Mass. a. usherS. MIR and Mrs Howard
Townsend. the brides parents. will give
breakfast after the church ceremony
at their home. IS Fast Eighty sixth treet.
Cards were issued last week bv Mrs.
Daniel Morrison Coffin for the marriage
nf her daughter. Miss Catherine Morrison
10 Nasa kcrhy Bracher. 20 take place
on October ~. The ceremony will be-
performed in All Angels Protestant
Episcopal Church. West End avenue add
Eighty-iirst street, by the rector the Rev
Or. ID" l.ancey Townsend. Afterward
NlrS. Coffin viii give "A reception az her
home. POI West Seventy-ninth street.
John Whitman 81 and Mrs. Whitman
ara among the young couples who start ed
yesterday on honeymoon trips Mrs
Whitman was Miss Anna Dwight Mills
and the scene of the wedding was the First
Church. Brookline. Mass. The bride.
who ~ n daughter Of Mrs. Arthur Mills
was given in marriage by her broi her
Charles H. Mills. Lewis Thornton 81
Brooklyn assisted the bridegroom a. best
man.
Cards have been out here for some time
for the weddAg Of Miss Mary Hathom
Perkins and Lieut.. ID. Pratt Mannix,
Jr.. U. y. y. to take place next Thursday
in the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
Holy Trinity, Philadelphia The cere-
mony viii Toe performed at noon and will
h.' followed 10y bridal breakfast at the
home IT Miss Perkinss parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Penro-e Perkins. AZ zoos
De Larcey place. Lieut.. MAnnix is a
son OF the late Capt Mannix. L. ). NC.
for many years in command at the
marine barracks at Washington.
vicomte de Perigny is in town and will
remain until December. vicomte 3. de Ia
Rupelle returned on Thursday to France
Duo de Montpensier was the chief guest
at a luncheon given by r. Cunline Owen
on Thursday.
The wedding Of Herbert Gouvemeur
Greene Of New York and Miss Rlizabet h
Porter Sesrles will take place o-morrow
at Zion Church. Rome. v. Y. There will
be a breakfast afterward at the cottage
81 the brides mother. Mrs. James Harvey
Searles
Miss Helen Van Most rand and George