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The Washington times., 1910-06-15
SALUTE TO FLAG
GIVEN BY WOMEN

Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
No. /. Daughters Of Veterans. hello in
tcresting Flag Day exercises last
night Senator ". B. Hepburn OF
Idaho delivered the address.
The program opened withan invoca-
ton by the Rev L. q 3. Pierce. fol-
lowed by a greeting from Miss n.
Genevieve Spencer, president Of the
tent A pretty feature # the exercises
was the salute TO the flag by the
Daughters of Veterans and the audi
ence. Mrs. Ella Hartman Melvin
sang an original number entitled 20,
Nv America and Miss Emojean New
land also sang. Col. John A Joyce
read a poem composed for the occa-
sion.
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WHY THE PUBLIC WANTS A
TARIFF COMMISSION.

The tendency toward investigation
and government through commissions
appears To be on the increase. Con-
gress has made provision, not, it is
true, for real tariff commission, but
Tor the beginning of one, in allowing
an appropriation of S250,OOO for the
pay of tariff investigators and in the
railroad bill, a commission to inquire
into railroad stock and bond issues is
provided for.
In Congress there has been strong
objection to turning over such ques-
tons as the tariff and the regulation
Of railroads to commissions, but the
people are not so squeamish. 1t is
The Washington times., 1910-06-15
OF PYTHIAS
HONOR THEIR DEAD
Memorial Services Held Jointly by
All Lodges in the
District.

At the joint annual memorial OF
Knights Of Pythias lodges Of the Dis
trfct, held at the Pythian Temple last
night solemn services were held. The
memorial, held for members who
have died during the past year. was
conducted by grand officers Of the
District and Mt Vernon Lodge, No. 5.
the eUlogy being delivered by Repre-
sentative Ralph D. Cole. OF Ohio.
In very impressive manner as each
name was read twice by the grand
keeper OF the records, Henry J. Gas
son. a light was extinguished. this
continuing until the entire roll was
completed. after which in electric
lights was spelled out the single word
Peace"
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Now. it IS an aerial postal line that
is suggested. Always up 10 date, Repre-
sentative Morris, Sheppard, of Texas.
has come along with a proposal 70 es-
tabIish an experimental aerOplane line
for the transportation of the mails dur
ing the present summer. Mr. Sheppard
has been stirred by recent aerial
achievements. He thinks the Govern
ment should keep abreast Of the times
and should by doing so encourage the
development Of the airship for CONNER
cial and practical purposes.
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gNAa 1AA6AAA eAASA 2
you should have used every bit OF in
genuity you possess 10 find out which
Mrs. Smith II was and where she lived.
Then before you closed this place to
night you should have written Mrs
Smith a nice little note telling he- that
the lady had been in at her suggestion.
and that you appreciated this evidence
Of her kindly feeling.
1T makes no difference who this Mrs.
Smith is, she would appreciate the note.
II she Is in the Four Hundred she will
consider herself a sort Of a patroness
OF your place, and viii send other OF
her friends. II she lives IN the alley
back Of Herkimer street. It IS likely that
she don't get a letter once a year, and
she will be all the more pleased
There is no other method that know
Of that viii start people working fox you
without a salary.
Take your own case for example
You have sent your friends TO butchers.
bakers, and candlestick makers. and I
doubt very much if you ever received
such a note in your life.
Had such a one come to you from
your tailor. the last time you sent him
customer. don't you think it would
have made an impression on you? Don't
you think you would have been pIeased2
Its a habit that will pay plethoric
dividends on the time and postage IL
vested, and there is no business or pro
fession to which it is not adaptable.
In addition 10 all these things it IS
common courtesy, and when ever any
man in any business fails TO do the
courteous thing he has made a business
mistake"
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Persons leaving the city for n
long or short period during the
summer can have The Times
mailed 10 them at the rate of
thirty cents n month, or seven
cents a week. Addresses may he
changed ms often as desired. All
mail subscriptions must be paid
in advance.
The Washington times., 1910-06-15
OFFICIALS ELECTED
IN VIRGINIA TOWN

VIENNA, Va, June 15-At the mu-
nicipal election held here today the
following officials were chosen: Mayor,
George King: town clerk, James Allan;
treasurer, E. ". Pierce, and town
sergeant. Clinton Horstman The fol-
lowing citizens were also elected to
srve on the town council: Messrs
Leith, Voelcker. Leonard, HOge,
Coumbe, Freeman.
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JAPANESE DRIVEN OUT.

DARLINGTON. Wash. June IA
mob Of 100 white men ordered all the
Japanese laborers employed in the plant
of the United States Lumber Company
to leave town. They saw them board
train for Seattle.
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Speaker Cannon Is still defiant. but
the activity OF the insurgents Just at
present suggests that the Speaker will
do well to refrain for a week or so
from any suggestions Of hanging any
Of them.
The Washington times., 1910-06-15
RESCUED FROM LAUNCH.

CHICAGO, June Is. A gasoIene
launch carrying tour men caught FIRE
and sank a mile and a half OF Addison
street when the gasoIene tank expIod-
ed All the occupants were rescued.
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ACCUSED OF BANK ROBBING.

LOS ANGELES, June 15-James z.
Woodbury., under arrest on a charge
OF passing bad checks. has been identi-
fed as j. Z. MARCEL, who is ALLEGED
to have robbed the State Bank Of High
land, kan. Of $3.50 600
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Miss Edna MacMurray to Be Married
To Capt. James P. Robinson TODAY
Mrs. Henry and Daughter
Leave for Atlantic City


daughter. Miss Anita Henry. left Wash
ington this morning for Atlantic City to
join Mr.. Henry who made the trip by
weeks in Altar tic City and VIII then go
70 the Adirondacks for an extended stay.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Hemphnl and
Miss HemphH will leave washington to
morrow for their cottage at North Hat
ley, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert H Grosvenor
viii close their Washington residence
and accompanied IL their children will
90 TO their summer Place in Canada
-
Mr.. and Mrs Garrison A. McCiintock
win remain in Washington until after
Congress adjourns.
Mrs. John BIcIlhenny is spending sew
eral weeks touring in the New England
states. She viii be joined later by Mr..
Acllhenny.
Mrs Sanford Kellogg and her daughter.
Mrs Andrew Bradley are spending sew
eral weeks in Atlantic City before going
10 the White Sulphur SPRINGS, w Va,
for the remainder Of the season
Miss Wade
Goes to Atlantic CITY.
Miss Margaret Wade left Washing
ton today for a months stay at At
lantic City. She will spend the re-
mainder OF the summer in the noun
tains Of Pennsylvania.
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Mrs. John F. Rodgers left Washing
ton yesterday for York Harbor, Ne
where she viii spend the summer.
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Mrs. John Livingston Beatie. Of
Shepherd street, Chevy Chase. viii en-
Beatie, Of Atlanta. Ca. Friday after
noon from 70 s o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs F. P. 3. Sands and Miss
Jane Sands viii close their Q street
residence shortly and Will 90 20 their
place on Long Island fOr the sumner.
Miss Sands VIII spend the summer
at Murray Bay, Canada, with Mrs
Charles ". McFee-
Mrs. Horace westcott viii leave
washington early IN July for a visit
10 Mrs William E. Hibbs at the lat
ter's country place at Leesburg. Va
Later in the sum mer Mr.. and Mrs
Westcott viii make a series Of visits
on the North shore before joining
Mrs Westcott's mother at York Har-
Dor.
Mrs AuEck Palmer and Miss Palmer
VIII leave Washington on June y for
Bar HarbOr. where they VIII be Joined
later in the season by M Palmer
Morgan Residence
Closed for Summer.
DIT. and Mrs. James Dudley Morgan
have closed their residence on NcPher-
s0E square. and accompanied by their
young daughter and sons, have gone 10
Chevy Chase for the summer season
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Mrs. Ordway and her granddaughter,
Miss PadelfOrd, who have spent sew
eral months IN Maryland. near An
napOl-s, VIII return 10 Washington this
week and reopen their apartment IN
SION. %eigh Court
DR.. and Mrs. Frank L. PieadweII have
closed their apartment in the Mari
borough, and have gone 20 Newport,
r. l., for the summer months
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Mrs Parker and the Misses Parker.
wife and daughters Of Representative
Richard Wayne Parker, Will leave
Washington THURSDAY for Orange. n J.
Representative Parker VIII Join them
when Congress aCJOUrns.
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Col. and Mrs Montgomery 1Iacomb
VIII close their residence on New
Hampshire avenue the latter part OF
July. Mrs. MacOub viii go 70 New
port for the remainder Of the season,
and Colonel AIacomb viii so on a West
ern tour Of inspection.
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Mrs. Olcott to Leave Wash
ington I omorrow for
the Summer.
Wife Of Member of the
House Going to New
York.

Mrs OIcott, wife OF Representative
Oloott, viii leave washington tomorrow
for New York. where Representative o.
colt viii join her at the close OF Con-
gress. and they VIII ther make their
definite plans for the remainder Of the
summer.
June 2 Mrs OIcott viii attend the
wedding Of her cousin, Miss Mai Hack
stan and Dr.. John Z. walker, AT East
Hampton. I. L
Mrs Ruggles and Mss Alma RuggIes
viii accompany Mrs. Olcott 70 New
York tomorrow and VIII be her guests
there for a week or ten DAYS.
me ambassador Of Mexico viii estab-
!-sh tne hedcq uarJers OF the embassy at
Ma mona Tor the summer. after a trip
- Ca-ilao4' upon which he VIII be ac-
coEpanled by several members Of rbe
embassy star.
The Honorary Attache Of the Cbineze
Legation and Nine. Henry K. Chang
have returned 10 washington after a
brief soJ0Urn in New York
General and MS Henry C s5a-na
VIII remain in Washington until the Iat-
Ter part OF July or early IN August
When they wiz 90 10 New York Tor a
F-7--- l-D--I the HUDSON. 1nHE
VIII also spend some time IN Canal
DeIore returning 20 Washington
Justice Seth Shepard has cIose5 his
-s4dHsd en- uSeIIS avenue residence and h.
spending some time in Alabama. Miss
Sefo-l1e 9 shepard, who is visiting ia
&eW YORK VIII join her father shortly.
during the latter part OF august Justice
ana Miss Shepard viii 20 10 Nasss-
chusetts for few weeks.
Mrs Sigsbee, wife Of Rear Admiral
S-gsDee, has closed their auarrmerr in
the Wyoming and has gone to Nt c.
na, Pa. where she viii spend the s51r1-
mer. S----
Mrs Reyburn and Miss c. Revb--7
nave gone 70 their summer place at Nev-
LONDON, Conn, where thev will be-
joined later in the season bv Mrs Rev
DuFn brother, General Crozier.
Mrs A 5 Worthington. who 1ees
washington for New York recentIy-
Eas sailed for Europe, where she viii
Join her daughter. Miss Flee
NJ orLhlnStOu- IN Paris. Miss Wo-+6-
-ngton. who has been abroad studvfn--
Tor the last year, viii tour the Cont
nsnt with her mother, and will prob
ABLY remain abroad another wear a.
she was unable 10 complete her
course this year, owing TO the flood
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Every penny spent with the laundry
man IS wisely spent People are most
likely TO judge you by your personal
appearance Your collars and cuffs are
part Of the sign you have out 10 tell
the public what you are A slOverIy
dressed man generally does his WORK
in life in. a slovenly manner Clean COL
lars and clean cuffs cost too little to
be neglected Cleanliness is next %
gOdliness-
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Congress is now talking Of quitting
on June q. This promises 70 be a fatal
date for a large number of good men
who are confronted with the task OF
getting reelected.
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

We can all remember when IL was con-
sidered a great thing for Orville Wright
10 fly from Fort AIyer TO Alexandria.
Everybody is said to be pleased with
the new railroad bill II this is true,
that bill should be studied closely.
Five thousand persons have joined the
anti-kissing club in Cincinnati. But
they don't say how old they are
Anthony J. Drexell, IT.. viii open a
school and teach dying. He may give
lessons in flying high.
II is quite true that the 4S5-pound man
on the Pittsburg jury did not get fat OF
graft.
Those butchers who are denouncing
the Reef trust ought 10 carve # up.
At least. Mr.. Biebc- has changed the
Presidents mind several times.
Brazil got on The map today by hav-
ing a revolt
June has lost herself again.
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

The buyer who fails to keep a record
either card Or index or loose leaf ledger
or the prices paid for the articles he
ouvs IS not giving his. employer value
received for his salary They may be
ndeXed either under the firm name OF
the seller or under the name Of the ar
ucle purchased The latter plan is TO
be preferred as it enables instantaneous
comparison
The Washington times., 1910-06-15
Mrs. Spencer
Leaves for Tuxedo.

MIS-. Samuel Spencer closed her resi-
dence on Massachusetts avenue today
and went TO her summer place at Tux
edo Park for the summer
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

The net total circulation OF The Times
loAllyl during the month OF May was
t'lss, sS2, all copies left over and returned
being eliminated. This number when d.
vided by 20. tie number OF days OF publica-
Ron, shows the net daily average for May
60 have been A5H
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Rev. R. F. Brooks VIII
Perform Ceremony at St.
Thomas Church.
Miss Ethel MacMurray to
Attend Sister as Maid
of Honor.

Miss Edna Aliens MacMurray.
daughter Of Mrs. MacMurray and the
late Major Junius W MacMurray, U.
5. A. will be married TO Capt. James
Parsons Robinson, Coast Artillery
Corps, L. :. A, this afternoon at 4.30
o'clock, IN St. Thomas Church
The ceremony, which viii be at
tended by a large ard fashionable
audience, viii be performed by the
Rev. K. F. Brooks, Of St. Paul >
Church. Albany, \. Y, assisted by the
Rev. c. Ernest Smith, rector Of St
Thomas Palms, smilaX. and clusters
or white blossoms viii adCrn the
church for the occasion.
The bride viii wear a gown of white
satin trimmed with rare old lace,
which adorned her mothers wedding
dress, and long tuIle veil arranged
with a coronet Of orange blossoms.
Her bridal bouquet viii be a shower
Of lilies OF the valley.
John Van Antwerp MacMurray,
second secretary Of the Amer lean en-
bassy al St Petersburg, viii escort
his sister and give her in marriage
Miss Ethel MacMurray. who VIII be
her sisters maid OF honor, viii wear
a blue chiffon gown with a hat Of the
same shade. Two little cousins OF the
bride, Kate Easton and Edward
EastOn, third, Of Albany, viii be flow
er girl and page. They viii wear
white.
Capt Arthur L. Fuller, Coast Ar
tillery, L. S. A.. viii be best man for
Captain Robinson and the ushers will
be Capt Percy r Bishop. Capt Mer-
win G. Buckley, Capt. Fred L. Perry,
Lieut. Edward y. Woodbury.. and DR.
Robert ". Kerr. all II the Coast Ar
uuery. L. s. A, and Russell T. Mount
A reception in tn home OF the
brides mother. on Massachusetts ave-
nue.. viii follow the ceremony at the
church and later Ia che evening Cap
tain Robinson AID his bride VIII
leave for an extended wedding trip
After August Is they viii reside at
Fort Howard, Nj, where Captain
Robinson is now stationed.
Commander VassiIieff. naval attache
OF jhe Russian embassy. and Nine. Vas
silieI viii leave washington today for
Manchester. Mass. where they will re-
main during the summer season
The Washington times., 1910-06-15
The Business Doctor
By Roe Fulkerson.

One thing that's
wrong, said tho
Business Doctor,
us that you are
too saving IN your
postage a c c cunt
That lady who Just
went ont told you
that Mrs. Smith
had referred her TO
VCrr- Rfrhf there
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Look around and make note OF the
things you would 90 IL you had some
one TO do them for you and then go
do them yourself
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

The net total circulation OF The Times
lsundays) during the month OF May was
176,lS9. all copies left over and returned by
agents being eliminated. This number, when
divided by 5, the number Of Sundays during
May shows the net Sunday average for May
10 have been S5. 24O
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Anent loose leaved ledger systems a
prominent manufacturer said: I COM
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

In each issue OF The Times. the circulation
figures for the previous day are plainly
printed at the head Of the first page. at the
left OF the date line
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

There is only one termination TO a
conversation between business man
and his client. It's Thank you"
The Washington times., 1910-06-15
General Edwards
Goes to Meet Family.

Gen Clarence r Edwards has gone
10 Cleveland. Ohio. 10 meet Mrs. Ed
wards and their young daughter. Miss
Edwards, who have been visiting thcre.
On June Is they viii sail from san
Francisco for the Philippines.
General Davis and Miss Davis have
closed their apartment in the Connect
cut. where they spent the winter. au6
have gone 10 New Canaan for the sum
mer. Before returning TO Washington
in the fan. General Davis VIII go for
an extended Western tour.
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Miss Margaret Hanna will leave
Washington today for New York, from
wher- she viii san Thursday for
Bueros Ayres witc a delegation from
this country in connection with the
Pan-AmeriCan conference. Miss Hanna.
who goes as a translator from the
State Department. has been detailed
three times previously by the depart
ment IN this capacity.
Nj and Mrs. John F. Patton have
issued cards for the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Mamie May Patton TO
Walter WolvertOn stockton The ned
ding viii take place on the evening OF
Wednesday. June % az S O'Clock, in
St Johns Protestant Episcopal Church.
Georgetown. D. c.
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.T~I

HITS a Ewing
CRESWELL DARLINGTON,
Of Washington, D. C., Graduated To-
day From United States Military
Academy At West Point
With Honors.
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

AmuSements.
National-'Lucia de Lammermoor." SIS
.. m
Belasco-''David Garrick," SIS D. m.
Columbia SaIomy Jane" Sis D. m.
Academy OF MISUNDERSTANDING. 2:SO AMI
7:15 D. m.
Gayety-Burlesque. a:15 o. m.
Casino-Motion pictures and vaudeville
Cosmos-Motion pictures and vaudeville
Masonic Auditorium-Mouon pictures.
Majestic-Vaudeville.
Georgetown Open. Air Theater-Motion
pictures and vaudeville. 7;45 and s.l5
D. m
Arcade-Nfidway attractions.
Glen Echo-Dancing and motion pic
lures
Luna Park-Music and vaudeville.
Chevy Chase Lake-Section of Marine
Band.
Chesapeake Beach-8oardwaIk attrac-
tons
CT51e Times viii be LEASED to announce
meetings and entertaf r,r11pufS in this -oI-
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Total for the month. 2O4s SIS
sunday average for the month";. 40. s35
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

The minister from Norway ana Nine
Guide and the Misses GUIDE left Vssh-
J son today for the White S71InEDr
springs W We. where they wild ra-
main for two months.
The Washington times., 1910-06-15
Sunday.

The number Of complete and perfect copies-
of The Washington Times printed Sundays
uur1ng the month OF May was follows:
May 1---.....-. a. 920 May 22.......-.. n165
May B.----.---- I.771 Nay B.. Se,21g
May b. 90 GOD
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL:
MAY CIRCULATION.
naiIy

The number OF complete and perfect copies
81 The Washington Times printed daily dur
ing the month OF May was as follows:
The Washington times., 1910-06-15
Miss Clarke
To Wed Ashton Devereux

Miss Elizabeth Clarke. daughter OF
Mrs Matthew W Clarke. VIII o. mar
rted 10 Ashton Devereux. Of PhlladeI-
Rhia, on Thursday. July Z. al Scran-
ton. Pa
Mrs Clarke and the Misses Clarke.
who have spent the winter in Wash
inEtOn. VIII close their apartment In
the Connecticut and leave today for
New York. where they viii spend sew
eral weeks before going 70 their nome
IN Scranton for the wedding. After the
wedding Mrs Clarke and Miss Clarke
VIII 90 20 YORK Harbor. Ne. for the
remainder OF the summer. returning to
Washington in the fall
The wedding ceremony Will be pe--
formed by Archbishop Ryan. Of Phfis-
oelDhla- an uncle Of the BRIDEGROOM n
the brides home. Mr.. Devereux and
his bride VIII 20 abroad for the sum
u1er and upon their return will reside
IN PHILADELPHIA
NJ DevereJlX is son OF Mrs Ed
TTInd : Bowen. Of PhiIadeIpbis- s1S ~
the late Judge Devereux. Of St Louis.
The Washington times., 1910-06-15
What S on the Program in
Washington
Tonight.

Tonight.
Eastern High School-Senior class ex-
ercises, S p. m.
Immaculate Conception School-Musical
and dramatic entertainment, s p. n.
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

meetings and entertai 1ments in this col
umn- Phone or write announcements.)
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Justice and Mrs. Charles n. Robb
have closed their apartment in ne
Rochambeau and have gone 70 tbef-
sumner home at Falmouth. Mass.
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Those butchers who are denouncing
the Reef trust ought 10 carve It Up.
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Iotal Tor the month. 80 lO3
Daily average for the month";. $50
The Washington times., 1910-06-15
Morgan Residence
Closed for Summer

DIT. and Mrs James Dudley Morgan
have closed their residence on McPher-
son square, and accompanied by their
young daughter and sons. have gone 10
Chevy Chase for the summer season.
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Mrs ReybUrn and Miss c. Revbu-r
nave gone 70 their summer place ~ NJ
L+gA09L, conn, where they viii be
joined later in the season bv Mrs RAy-
burn brother, General Crozier-
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

At least, Mr.. Biebc- has changed the
Presidents mind several times.
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

tt is quite true that the 4S5-pound man
on the Pittsburg jury did not get fat OF
craft
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

MS Slgsoee, wife Of Rear Admiral
S-ss2ee, has closed their apartment in
me wyoming and has gone TO Mt. Grer-
mer- ~
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

June has lost herself again
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

DR.. and Mrs. Frank l. PieadwelI have
closed their apartment in the Mari
borough, and have gone 70 Newport,
r l., for the summer months
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Mrs. Ordway and her granddaughter,
Miss PadelfOrd, who have spent sew
eral months in Maryland. near An
uapOl-S, viii return 10 washington this
week and reopen their apartment In
SION. &eigh Court
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Mrs. Horace WestcOtt viii leave
Washington early in July for a visit
10 Mrs William E. Hibbs at the lat
ter's country place at Leesburg. Va
Later IN the sumner Mr.. and Mrs
Westcott viii make a series Of visits
on the North Shore before Joining
Mrs WestCOtt's mother At York Har-
bO-
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Mrs Parker and the Misses Parker,
wife and daughters OF Representative
Richard Wayne Parker. viii leave
Washington THURSDAY for Orange, n J.
Representative Parker VIII Join them
when Congress a6JOUrns.
The Washington times., 1910-06-15

Col. and Ms. Montgomery 8Iacomb
VIII close their residence on New
Hampshire avenue the latter part OF
July Mrs. MacOmb viii so 20 New
port for the remainder Of the season,
and Colonel Naconb viii so on a West
eru tour Of inspection.