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The Washington times., 1910-01-08
Mrs. Hammond
Holds Large Reception Today.


Nr- and Ms John Hays Hammond.
who are occupying the Levi P Morton
house at Fifteenth street and Rhode
Island avenue, for the season, VIII hold
their nTst formal at-hOue this AFTER
noon at ; O'Clock.
Mrs. Hammond viii have receiving
with her, Miss Hammond, M Ham
monds sister, Wlo Is spending The wiz
ter with them, and Mrs Charles HOvie.
sister Of Mrs Hammond. who has also
Joined the winter colony in washing
ton for the season
Presiding AZ the tea table VII be Hrs
Francis @ Newlsnds, wife OF Senator
NeEIauds. Mrs Sydney A CIouau,
wife OF the military attachs OF the
American embassy AZ London, and Mrs
Archibald Hopkins
4 number OF young women who VII
also assist In doing the honors OF the
afternoon VIII he Miss Gertrude WI
lams, Miss Dorothy Gardner Williams
Miss Edith Jennings. Miss Gladys Par
rlsh- Miss Ruth Perkins. Mss Mar
Chew. Miss Dorothy Williams, Miss He
lena Stoney, Mss Sophy Johnston, Mss
Gladys HtncEleF. Miss Marian Wise,
Miss Cecilia May Miss FRANCES Moves,
Mss Shirley putnam and MISS MaTy
Hoyle, niece q Mrs Hammond.
The Undecim Club has Invitations out
Tor I] rs enn!ve 7y dance. Tuesday'
Af- and Mrs. Sydney 2. Ksufnau.
who have spent the past two weeks n
New York city as the guests OF Nj and
Mrs stone, have returned.
Hrs- r Bash. who has been spending
several weeks in New York visiting rel
afives' has returned
Ms. Sydney Rei7enstein left for Nev
York city Thursday 70 be the guest o.
her sister, Mrs Isador Saks.
The Washington times., 1910-01-08

Wonder how the two new Commis-
sioners VIII look upon the rights OF the
n1uch-abused Capital chicken.
The Washington times., 1910-01-08

Just as soon as the Pinchot dismissal
was announced there was assembled the
regular convention Of the irrepressible
'I-toId-you-sO-s -
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Before a Danvil1e audience Senator
Gore last night admitted that he
came neither to bury Cannon nor 20
praise him." Politically, the iron
duke" seems to be side-stepping both
Of these very different formalities OF
late
The Washington times., 1910-01-08

Speaking OF the new year, he's doing
pretty well FOR a yoUnEsser, isn't he?
The Washington times., 1910-01-08

Former Governor Vardaman is re-
ported in the lead IN the Mississippi
The Washington times., 1910-01-08

Senatorial race. The circulation Of
the usually. staid Congressional Re-
ord win jump considerably II the
belligeTent Mississippian, Serr ator
TilIman, and Senator Jen Davis ever
become wrought UP on the same cay.
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Few Intimate Friends In
vited to Navy Off
Gers Home.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows
Entertain at DiRner
Party.

The Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer were the honor guests Of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. z. H. c. GeutZe, Ct
the Navy Yard at dinner last evening.
Invited 10 meet them were the Assist
ant Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
BeeSman Winthrop, capt. and Mrs.
Walter Mclean, L. s y, Gen. and Mrs.
John A Johnston, Nh and MIS- Rich
ard Harlow, Paymaster General Rogers
and Miss Leutze.
Senator and Mrs Burrows entertained
at dinner last evening, having as their
guests the British Ambassador and MS.
Bryce the Postmaster General, the Sec
rotary Of the Interior and Mrs. Balm
ger Senator and Mrs. Depew, former
Justice and Mrs. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lar Anderson, and MIS- LaCrOne.
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NJ. and Mrs. Robert Roosevelt we're
hosts at dinner last evening. entertain
Ing number Of the young friends OF
their daughter, Miss Olga Roosevelt
before the Small and Early dance at
E.duss iteT :, winch tie party atterwarti
attended Their guests were Miss GLADYS
Hinckley. Miss Laura Merriam. Miss
KllIu BllNug, Mss Marguerite Barbour f..
Lieutenant Commander Palmer, Lieu
tenant osterEaus. Lieutenant IlOnE,
Franklin Ellis, and Robert VVinmiII, Of
New York.
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4Ir' and MS Frank Moss gave 81
bridge party last evening al the AIiti
Mrs Charles Anderson. Of Cincinnati
sister OF Mrs Taft, arrived at the White
House this morning for a VISIT 70 the
President and Mrs. Taft
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$ At Home Calendar
In Capital Society

Mrs Joseph z. Thropp will reosfvs
TINS afternoon FOR the first time this
winter. and the following Saturdays
throughout the season
Miss Bessie Johnson. OF the High
lands viii be at home this afternoon
aLler : clock, but wiz not be at home
next saturday She viii receive sgafn
On saturday. January ..
Hrs- John Franklin Johnson win re-
celve this afternoon and the remaining
saturdays II January.
Mrs. Pierce Crosby viii be st bona
this afternoon and again next saturday
Mrs. Denwood White viii he II ho7,a
Mondays, January 10 and q.
Mrs. Medorem Crawford. wife Of Gen
eral Crawford. VIII receive this after
noon at her residence. on Nineteenth
street
Mrs Frank 3. VTooman. daughter Of
General Black. VIII be at home Satur-
days throughout the season at her resi-
denCe. 1914 Connecticut avenus-
Mrs. John P. Jackson VIII receive this
afternoon at her home on Connecticur
avenue.
Mrs. Henry D Fry and the -sIIssss
afternoon and the following Saturdays
in January
Mrs. Beekmsn winthrop, wife OF the
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy. EilI
receive this afternoon.
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Mrs. Beekman winthrop, wife OF The
Assistant Secretary Of the Nay, Eill
receive this afternoon.
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SATURDAY EVENING JAN. S. 1910
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Mrs. Henry D Fry and the -8ussss
! Fly viii be az home Informally this
+ afternoon and the following Saturdays
in January.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sydnev .. Kaufnsn
Who have spent the past two weeks IN
New York city as the guests OF Nj and
Mrs stone, have returned.
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SONS TO ARRANGE
FATHERS FUNERAL
Services for the Rev. William
Chester May Be Held
Friday.

Dr. John Chester and his brother, the
Rev. William Chester. both Of New
York, are on their way 10 this city 10
arrange for the funeral Of their father.
the Rev John Chester, founder and
for nearly forty years pastor Of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, who
died yesterday afternoon at his resi-
dence, 1871 O street northwest.
The services VIII probably be held al
the church Of which he was so many
years pastor, on Friday, the Rev. Paul
r HiCJck, officiating
The Rev Mr. Chester was a native of
Hudson. y. Y. and was seventy-nine
years Of age He was a graduate OF the
Princeton University, and later OF the
Princeton Theological Seminary. He was
the last survivor OF the class or a.
and, with another WashingtOnian who
has since died, went back eight years
ago 20 celebrate the fftieth anniversary
Of his graduation
The Rev Mr.. Chester's first charge
after he was ordained was at Burling-
ton. y. J. where he served FOR several
years, coming 10 Washington IN 1850 He
organized the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church one year later, and served as its
pastor until his retirement. fifteen years
ago. He was also during the greater
part of this time chaplain Of the Gov
erument Hospital for the Insane, and
for several years filled that Office al
Fort AIyer.
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ONE BIG FOOL
But He Doesn't Live in Washington, D. c.
Nor Read The Washington Times.

4 man in Connecticut gave a doctor, a
specialist IN catarrh, so 10 cure him OF
this common yet most obnoxious disease
The specialist gave him a bottle OF
medicine and told him when and how
TO use Il.
The fool to-k the medicine home. took
one dose, put IL on a shelf and made no
further effort 10 follow Instructions
Three months later with the medicine
still on the shelf he told a friend that
the specialist was a fake; that he had
paid him so and still had catarrh as
bad as ever.
This story is told FOR a purpose
HYOAIEI pronounce IL High-o-mel
won't cure catarrh II YOU don't breathe
il; il will cure CataTrh II you breathe Il
regularly.
Furthermore, you don't need % give a
catarrh specialist so to cure you of
catarrh, for the specialist is vet 10 be
born who can write a better prescription
that HYOMEL
Henry Evans, James O'Donnell and
druggists everywhere guarantee HYO-
MEL 20 cure catarrh or money. back. A
complete outfit. which consists Of a bot
tie Of HYOMEI. a hard rubber inha,cr
and simple instructions for use. costs
only $1-o0- Separate bottles Of HYOAIET
If afterward needed cost but % cents
If you already own a HYOAIEI inhaler
you can get a bottle Of HYONIEI AT
Henry Evans OF James O-DonneTrs for
% cents. No stomach Distinguish
breathe it.
The Washington times., 1910-10-05
Miss Shelton
A Bride of Day.

Miss Dora F. Shelton and Harry c.
Bates were married this morning at :
O'Clock at the home Of the bride in the
Norwood. the Rev. R. 6 Owens, of the
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church. Of
hciatinE in the presence OF a small party
Of relatives.
\ wedding breakfast was served and
Mr., and Mrs. Bates left washington
for an extended wedding trip to Niagara.
Falls and Canada. They will reside in
Washington.
The wedding of Miss Grace Gault and
Robert Neach took place this afternoon
at O'Clock at the home Of the bride. at
ia - street, the sRev. G. W. Whitmore,
Of the Trinity Episcopal Church, of
floating.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage Of Miss Emily A Gladmon and
Fred 7. Watson. The ceremony took
place this morning at the Church % the
Immaculate Conception, the Rev Z. ].
Connolly officiating
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson left Washington
Immediately after the ceremony for
their bridal trip. They will reside in
Washington
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Miss McFadden
WEEDS Bernard NJ. Focke.

The marriage Of Miss Stella r. Nc
Padden and Bernard NJ. FOcke. of Day
ton, Ohio. was solemnized this morning
at o'clock at St Martins Catholic
Church.
The Rev A. NJ Blakely, of Baltimore
cousin of the bride, performed the
ceremony, and the Rev. Eugene A Han
nan, OF St Martins, celebrated the nup-
tiaI mass.
Palms and white autumn flowers,
cosmos and asters, formed the decora-
tons in the church, and lighted tapers
formed a pretty illumination at the
altar.
Miss Regina Sullivan, an intimate
friend Of the bride. presided at the or
gan. her program including the Bridal
Chorus" from "Lohengun," for the en-
trance of the bridal party; 20, Promise
Me, 'Traumerei, Melody of Love, %
ing the ceremony, and the MendelssOhn
wedding music as the party left the
church.
The bride wore a gown of soft white
liberty satin. trimmed with bands OF
silk embroidery. Her tUlle veil was ar
ranged with a wreath of lilies Of the
valley, and she carried a shower bou-
uUet Of Bride roses.
Miss Flora Focke, Of Dayton, Ohio,
sister of the bridegroom, attended the
bride as maid Of honor and her only at
tenddnt She wore white marquiSette
over silk, a white hat trimmed with
pink roses and carried a cluster Of
Bridesmaid roses.
Jack Kane, of Washington. acted as
best man for Mr.. Focke, and the ushers
were Frank Mclaughlin and Arthur
McFadden, brother Of the bride
a small reception and wedding break
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Miss Marie K. Moore
Bride of r. K. Forrest
Daughter of Commander William S. Moore, S. NJ
WEEDS At Home of Parents Miss Stella R.
McFadden Another Bride ofthe Day.

fast for relatives and intimate friends
followed Immediately after the cere-
mOny at the home OF the bride at 136
V street.
Mrs Bernard Focsze, Miss Flora
Focke, and Miss Estella Focke, mother
and sisters Of the bridegroom, of Day
ton. Ohio. and the Rev. +. NJ Blakely,
Of Baltimore. cousin of the bride, were
wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs FOcke left Washingtr d,
during the afternoon for a Northern
bridal trip. Mrs. FOcke travelling in a
suit of green corded pOngee with a tur-
ban of green velvet TO match. After
November I they will be at home at 200
East May street. Dayton, Chic.
The bride Is the daughter Of Mrs
Alice r. MCFadden and the late William
II McFadden, OF Washington. Mr..
FOCke IS assistant city so icitor of Day-
ton Eud a graduate in law of George
town University.
The Washington times., 1910-10-05
FLYERS AND FLEET
WILL ATTACK ARMY
Embryo Plans for National
ManeuUers

Aero military and naval tOurnn-
Eent planned which will eclipse
any previous exhibition of its
kind.
Squadron OF United States navy TO
assemble on Chesapeake bay ana
represent n hostile feet attacking
Capital.
Plain laid before Assistant Score
tary of War oliver by represen-
tatIves OF interested bodies.
Tournament planned as a national
affair, without charge of any
kind for admission.
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TAFT MUST NAME
TWO NEW JUSTICES
Moody'S Resignation Opens
Way-Problem Faced
Knotty One.
Situation Surrounding U. S.
Supreme Court

The President intends 10 make
Governor Hughes Chief Justice
of the United States Supreme
Court.
This, with Justice MoOdy's retire
ment, VIII leave two associate
judEeShips 10 he filled.
Two men most prominently men
TONED for places today are VAN
devanter, OF Eighth judicial cir
cult, and SwnyEe, of the New
Jersey State supreme court.
The President wants advice and
suggestions from lawyers as to
best men available for places.
senate Will not be called In extra
session TO confirm the new ap-
pOIntments.
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Miss Marie Henderson Moore, daugh-
ter of Commander William Sturtevant
Moore. L. S. NJ. retired. and Randolph
Keith Forrest were married this morn
ing at n O'Clock at the home OF the
bride. 1921 j street
Only the immediate families of the
bride and bridegroom were present at
the ceremony. which was solemnized by
the Rev. ". J. Carroll, Of St. Particks
Catholic Church.
The bride wore a handsome gown of
white satin and point lace with pearl
ornaments, heirlOoms in her family.
Her tulle veil was held in place with
orange blossoms and she carried Bride
roses.
Both bride and bridegroom were unat-
tended, and Immediately after the cere-
mony left for their bridal trip.
After November I. Mr.. and Mrs. For
rest viii be at home at the old Forrest
residence. SS39 y street, Georgetown.
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Miss EUgenia De Forge LeNIat and
Charles Winfield Hanna will be mar
rie1 this afternoon at 4:3O o'clock at the
Church Of the Ascension, the Rev. J.
Henring helms officiating.
After a bridal trip 10 Nova Scotia they
viii be at home at the Henry Lee apart
nleuts. North Capitol street and Rhode
Island avenue.
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The marriage of Miss Rosa Claribel
Weigle and John Benson Thomas will
take place this evening at S o'clock
at Mt Pleasant Congregational
Church. and will be followed by a re-
ceptiOn at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Weigle, the brides parents, on
Thirteenth street.
Miss WeiZle will be attended by
Miss Gertrude Thomas as maid of
honor, and the bridesmaids will be
Miss Ruby NevinS, Miss Amparo
Rivero. Miss Ethel DOdson, and Miss
Edna Thomas.
Parke Galleher viii be best man for
Mr.. Thomas. and the ushers will be
Shirley Downing. Hurst Handy, Jam IS
NJ. Sheridan. and Henderson Hill.
Miss May I. Davis Will be the sOloist
or the occasion. and Lewis Corning
Atwater will preside at the organ.
The Washington times., 1910-10-05
Mrs. Armour Bride
Of c. W. LittIefeId.

The marriage OF Mrs. Annie H. Ar.
mour and Charles Webster LittlefeId.
pay director in the United States
navy. took place yesterday afternoon
at the W aldOrf-AstOria, New York.
The Rev. J. +. Holland, Of St Bar
tnoIoIneE parish house, performed
the ceremony. which was attended
only by relatives. After December I
Pay Director and Mrs. LittIefeId viii
make their home It 24 East Armour
boulevard. Kansas City. Mo.
Mrs. Littlefeld was the widow Of
kirkland Brooks Armour, and has
two sOnS-A- Watson Armour and
Lawrence Armour-and a daughter
Miss Mary Armour. who spent the
summer abroad. Her two sons SDent
the summer with her at Magnolia.
Both bride and bridegroom are well
known IN Washington. and PAY Di-
stationed here. Is member of several
clubs in the city.
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WOMAN IS BANKRUPT.

A petition in bankruptcy has been
Med by Annie NJ. Root. who conducts
a lunch room at 2I3S California avenue.
The liabilities are declared to he
Sz055.52, ana assets Sg7S.g5.
The Washington times., 1910-10-05
Boardmans To Visit
Senator and Mrs. Crane.

Mr. and Mrs William J. Boardman
and Miss Mabel Boardman will close
their summer residence at Manchester
by-the-Sea, October 10. and viii 20 TO
Dalton, Mass, where they VIII be the
guests Of Senator and Mrs. Winthrop
Murray Crane until November 1. Mrs.
Crane was formerly Miss Josephine
Boardrnan-
The Washington times., 1910-10-05
Married Amidst
Pretty FaE Setting.

A very pretty wedding took place last
night at 1880 O'Clock at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Van Buren, HHIyard, II24
Tenth street northwest, when their
daughter, Miss Florence HiHyard, was
married to George Frazer. The cere-
mony, at which the Rev. Samuel II.
Greene, pastor of Calvary BAPTIST
Church, oftciated, was attended by rela-
uyes anc a large number OF friends.
The bridal party stood before an i'm
prOYlSed altar of palms and ferns. and
the parlors were effectively embellished
with palms, autumn leaves, and pink
Miss Helen Herbert played the we'd
dlng music for the entrance Of the
bridal party.
Miss Hillyard. who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore bridal gown
OF white satin. Her bridal ven was held
IN place with lilies Of the valley and
she carried a bouquet Of white roses.
a Weddlng supper followed immedi-
ately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer will make their
nome In Washington after a fortnight's
DFldal trip 70 the Thousand Islands.
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me new military attache of the
German embassy, Maj. Herberth Won
Bcttenfeldt and Nine Won Ret+eufeldt
ana the former military attache
hdlor Won LiVOntuS, arrived in Wash
i lilis, yesterday from Mexico. Major
-,
the embassy at Mexico
Major and Nine. Won Rettenfoldt.
nave taken Mrs. Hunt Slater's hoIrsa
on sixteenth street for the season.
MAJOR Won LivOnius will remain in
w aShlnSton Tor some time before re-
turning to Germany.
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Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Legare. who
are touring in Europe. will return TO
W Washington about the middle of next
month.
Mrs Julian James. who spent the
last few weeks in New York, has re-
turned to Washington.
Miss Mary z. McCeney will return
20 w ashlngton about the middle OF
thlS month from Poland Springs. Ne.
where she spent the season.
MI and Mrs. Joseph Letter, who are
Spending the autumn at the Virginia
rot Springs. entertained a company
az luncheon yesterday. having among
their Guests Mr. and Mrs. William Q.
Denny, Of Washington.
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Washington, Baltimore & Annapolis
Electric Ry. operates 63 limited trains
each day between Washington and Raj
timore, leaving 18th & y. Y. ave n. w,
on the hour and half hour Also hourly
trains 10 Colonial Annapolis. and the
great L. S. Naval Academy.
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In accepting the resignation OF Will
lam II. Moody, associate justice OF the
United States Supreme Court. the Presi-
dent has merely cleared the way for his
appointment Of two new men TO the
supreme bench.
These two appointments have been
under consideration by AR. TAFT
throughout the whole summer, as he
was told by Mr.. Moody, June last, that
the resignation which was handed IN
last evening would be forthcoming
AS the situation stands now, the PreSi-
dent viii elevate Governor Hughes, Of
New York. from his associate jusUicd-
ship 10 the chief justiceship made va
cant by the death of Chief Justice Full
Ter. This viii leave two vacant assO-
ciate justiceships. one caused bv
Moody's retirement. the other by the
promotion or Hugh as-
Mr. Taft intends 90 fill these va
cancles with one nan from the fanIU2s
Eighth judicial Giro nit and another rom
either New York or New Jersey.
Prominent Candidates.
The two men now most prominently
mentioned are Judge Vandevanter. Of
the Eighth circuit. and Chief Justice
Swayze, Of the New Jersey State SD
preme court
II Lloyd W Bowers. Solicitor General
OF the United States, had not died, ne
would have been given one OF the places;
which selection in all probability would
have shut out Nandevanter- As II IS
now. Vandevanter stands good show
for the place
To his friends in Washington the
President has said that he has not yet
made I'D his mind on the appointments,
and he is anxious TO have SUGGESTIONS
regarding them from all the LeaulhS
LAWYERS Of the country
The President feels greatly the re-
sponsibilitv which has been placed on
him by his having 20 appoint four ney"
men TO the Supreme Court he has al
ready named Hughes and Lurton- Now
he is confronted with the necessity OF
naming two more. In this way, when
his Administration IS over, he viii have
pur the stamp Of his personality and
Judgment Of men more strongly on the
Supreme. Bench than other Presidents
have done
There have been brought 10 bear on
the President adverse opinions regard
ing the judiciary. as there have been
conflicting adyices regarding his po-
litical course
Justice Moody III.
The "progressives" OF the country are
anxious for the selection Of judges Of a
progressive turn Of mind, and they have
sent to Beverly advices that resemble
RooseveIt's wish for judges who Will
be strong for popular rights
The conservatives Of the party. on
the other hand, are anxious for men
VINO viii take care of property rights
and vested interests.
Justice Moody's retirement was caused
hv his continued III health. He has
been practically unable 10 attend 20 his
duties on the bench for more than
year Although he IS described now as
better. II is probable that he viii never
regain complete use Of one Of his legs.
HIS ailment has been a malignant form
of rheumatism
Mr. Taft has said that he VIII not
call an extra session OF the Senate 10
confirm hts appointments to the bench.
Consequently II IS likely that the big
corporal ton cases which are now before
the court will not be heard until after
the Christmas holidays These include
the Standard oil case, the Tobacco case
and the corporation tax case.
The Washington times., 1910-10-05
LOCAL MENTION.

Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads. Etc.
Phila. Oyster & Chop House, 5I3 nth NV.
The Washington times., 1910-10-05

Miss Marian Louise White, Of the
Oakland, has returned to washington
after an absence Of three months in
Vermont, New York and New Jersey.
Sho attended the Vanderbilt Cup Races
last Saturday.
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DR.. and Mrs. Tom A. williams, who
are visiting in Eastern Pennsylvania
and West Virginia. will return to wash
ingtOn the last Of next week
The Washington times., 1910-10-05

Miss Alice Whiting. of Washington,
entertained a party Of young people at
a horseback riding and early breakfast
party at FaSsifern Farm. Virginia Hot
Springs. yesterday morning. Among her
guests were Miss Mary McCauley, Nj 50
Julia Whiting. Miss Agnes Whiting
Miss Alice Shepard. and Miss Helen
Buchanan.
The Washington times., 1910-10-05

Former Representative and Mrs.
Henry S Boutell and Miss Boutell have
returned 10 Washington, and have
opened their apartment in the High
lands for the season They spent the
at kennebunkpOrt, Ne.
The Washington times., 1910-10-05

Judge Charles B. Howry. Mrs. Howry.
and the Misses HOWry viii return to
Washington this evening from New
York, where they spent the last few
days, after closing their summer cot
tage at jamestown R /
The Washington times., 1910-10-05

Mrs. John Paul Jones and Miss Ruth
Jones are closing their country place at
WOOdSide, Nd, and viii return 10
Washington tomorrow and open their
house at 1868 Church street for the
Se-sOn.
The Washington times., 1910-10-05

Pay Director L. c, Kerr. U. S. N, has
arrived in Washington for a few days
from San Francisco, and is stopping at
the Highlands.
The Washington times., 1910-10-05

Hennen Jennings has arrived IN
Washington. and will be Joined in a few
days by Mrs. Jennings and Miss Jan-
nings, who are spending a few days in
New York. Mr.. and Mrs. jennings
spent the summer at their place at Cam
den, Me Miss Jennings, who spent part
of the summer visiting on the North
Shore, Will be one Of the bridesmaids a
the wedding of Miss Elsie Mclean and
Paul c. Patterson, October 20.
The Washington times., 1910-10-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander I,epyara vvbo
are touring in Europe. will return TO /
W washington about the middle Of next /