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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
DECISION RENDERED IN
FAVOR OF MRS. JENSEN
Special TO The Tribune.

AMERICAN FORK, Feb. 6-Iudge
Booth OF the Fourth district court has
rendered a decision in the case Of Alice
Jenson OF this city vs. William c. Jen-
sen OF Salt Lake City, suit for sepa-
rate maintenance The decision was In
favor Of the plaintiff. who was awarded
$3.50 and $50 a month from February l.
The parties were married In this city
June 10. 1908, and have one child,
Ernest Pnxinan, manager Of the men S
furnishings department Of the American
Fork Coop has resigned to continue
his studies IN music,
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5 OF LEHi

Tribune.
Earl Wilson and Miss
1ere married In Salt Lake
y. The groom Is the son
-1 John Wilson. while the
u belle of Idaho Falls. but
" resident.
B society held It's regular
1g Friday evening at the
A. II. Bone. After the
umme refreshments were
IQn is spending a month in
was the recipient OF a most
3 party Tuesday evening,
peIng his lifty-fifth birth
", games. an impromptu
nd refreshments were the
>7tnIng.
Fcterson gave a party Mon
II her home to a number OF
N honor of her brother,
Z who has reached his ma
&g1 southwick was a visitor
pial Thursday.
n 7. F. Trane left Friday
Ylslt 10 California. They
m the Elks' excursion.
" OF Salt Lake City. who
vest OF Mrs. Thomas Kirk
Isl week. returned home
CUB Will hold It's regular
ne% West cottage next
ne subject for discussion
''cal Development Of the
ol The Relief society OF the
f'c their regular monthly
E nome OF Mrs. Harriet
sorenson of Bingham is
ner mother, Mrs. Alfred
=! Miss Syhl Winn gave
surprise party Thursday
ieit Tuesday for an ex-
alberta, Canada
nlng Mr., and Mrs. Chris
''ertained the wives and
5oeent missionaries al
ng the high school basket
sisen q banquet at the
''nle OF their ardent ad-
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Becraft's New Garage.

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN. Feb. 6.-An up-to-date garage
is being titted up by l., II. Becraft In the
old postoffice building on Grant avenue
between Twenty-fourth and Twenty fifth
streets. The new garage will be thor
oughly equipped with all of the necessary
appliances for the handling and repairing
OF automobiles. and will be considerably
larger than the one now being maintained.
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Nevada Sheepman Arrested.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 6,-Frank a. Asbell, a
Nevada .sheepman arrested in that state
by Special Officer H. H. Carbon of the
Oregon Short Line Railroad company, was
brought to Ogden and held at the city
jail this afternoon, pending the arrival
or Sheriff Josephson of Box Eluer county,
who took the prisoner TO Brigham City
where he is wanted on a charge of al
legged larceny
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
NOTICE OF sToCKHOLDERs' AN.
NUAL MEETING.
Utah Savings s. Trust Company.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Utah Savings & Trust com
pany, corporation, VIII be held on Mon
day. the 9TH day Of February, 1910 at 10
o'clock n. m. at it's general place OF bus!-
ness. No, 235 Main street Salt Lake City
or the election OF officers and transac-
IIon OF such other business a S may prop
GTly come before tho meeting,
HEBICR Nj WELLS
Secretary Utah Savings & TTuss Com
1910 dl45t
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Funeral Of Howard Taylor.
Special to The Tribune.

SPVCIdI 10 7 Tie IrlDune.
OGDEN. Feb. 6.-Following brief funer-
al services held at the Farr West meet
llnghouse today at noon. the body of
Howard Taylor, the 12-year-o son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Allen Taylor, was
laid at rest In the City cemetery. The
services were in charge OF Bisnop Moronl
Chugg. Bishop James Margin. Bishop T..
Bachmann and Bishop Levi Taylor were
the speakers. Music was provided by the
ward choir.
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Another Court-Martial

BOSTON, Feb. 6.-The naval court mar
tial which last week tried and is under
stoSd 10 have convicted Paymaster George
r Aud OF charges OF assault upon DR..
Edward b, Cowles, and Of conduct un-
becoming an officer and a gentleman, to-
morrow will begin a session OF the case
OF Past Assistant Surgeon Ansey II
Robnett OF Omaha. The two cases have
TO do win the same thing. DR.. Robnett.
ii is reported. is the iiancee OF Miss
Dorothy Hcslcr of Evanston. Ill whose
name has been mentioned in connection
With the mnttor.
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Purchases Farm.

Special to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. Feb. 6.-M T.
Cowley OF Salt Lake City has purchased
the Win fruit farm near this city. The
farm consists Of both fruit trees and
farming ground and comprises some forty
ncres The consldern tlon was $500.
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sERoCK's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help
Headquarters for laborera-
E. End South. Phones f64. c74a
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Band to Give Ball.
Special to The Tribune

special to The Tribune.
,,r;kk ,Hakk CITY, Feb. 6.-The Park City
Military band is making great prepara-
tlons for Its grand ball 10 be given Tues
Gay night. The. ball should be largely
attended because II Is given so that the
band may be well provided with music
Tor the open-air concerts this summer
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Burglars Still at Large.
Special to The Tribune.

cDeC11T 10 TIC T TIWU!IV.
MIDVALE. Feb 6.--Although City Mar
shal Stokes has been working energeti-
cally To apprehend the midnight intrud-
crs who. last week. entered the Baron
store here his efforts have been uDsuc-
ccssful. He has, however. several sub
stantial clues which he is vigorously fol-
lowing.
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGTSTERS-OSCAN
Groshcll. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. 22l Main
street. Second hand registers always in
stock. Dos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
DANISH.
Ian WAR IS DEAD
'ribune.

Tribune.
te-Rasmus Hennlneson.
"A .persons OF Manti. died
Il psartalysls. He was past
.n,rs laying N,g been born October
a,k, pns He WAS by trade a
rtsS az since since coming to Manti
himself and family by
~ part In the war be-
Fllcha hano y, Germany In lSls
Fed IN tfie past few years.
|F1msnT,' email pension from the
si ebiIdi.Sh Christina Hanson. he
Pttsrsnenn' BY his second
|Iyinr 'In, b,,. ne has had seven
''e funeral services has
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Parents Bereft Of Child,

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb 6.-The infant child Of
tcllo, died at the home in Pocatello this
morning The BODY will be brought TO
Ogden tomorrow morning. Funeral SER
vices will be held a the residence OF Will
liam 4. Biddle. 1913 Thirtieth street Mon
day afternoon at o'clock. Intcrment will
be made In the City cemetery.
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HAIR SPECIALISTS

MRS M C MOORE. FACE MASSAGE
and manicuring. Best references.
Hours / to p. m. Phone Ind. 2504. 27l
East Sd South. d3053
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Returns to PARK.

Special TO The Tribune
PARK CITY. Feb. 6.-M. ]. McGiu su-
perintendent OF the New York mine, came
up from Salt Lake this morning. Mr.
salt Lake City to join the Elks' excursion
10 California
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Resumes Duties.
Special to

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Feb. 6.-MarshaI e. P.
Evans has again resumed the duties OF
MS Office after an attack of stomach
trouble.
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CARRIERS WITH HORSE. ON TRlE-
'' csIs
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Out of Quarantine.

Special TO The Tribune
PARK CITY. Feb. 6-Finley Watson
and John Job are out of quarantine and
back TO work
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Old Resident Ill.
Special to The Tribune @

| Special to The Tribune
| PARK CITY. Feb 81 w. Pearson
Is confined to his home with a severe at
| tack OF pleurlsy Mr.. Pearson is one Of
| the Oldest residents OF Park City and his
many friends hope for his speedy re-
covery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
1919. v4e3
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m AND NEGRO
kVE LIVELY MIX-UP

/ TrIbune.
IA 6.-FollowinS n quarrel
+ Harrison, a negro porter
|hc White Elephant saloon,
rder, the latter struck the
4 head with an iron nall
rg a severe cash in the
4 called to attend the mans
rhich he was locked up in
n a charge Of drunkenness.
|1sred early this morning.
negro had sobered up he
.0m the jail on a So bond.
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"Jights ana Shadows OF Mormon
ISM fos r1le at Tribune branch Office,
Ogden.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

NJ. j: dixon EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
skilled and unskilled laborers furnished
90 East ist South. cor. Commercial
Bell phone 1888. Ind. 923. p4a
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9 chlldren,s pana..a

onsains,e an all children s
no opiates. Sure
e since 1876
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S of lntermountain Region
Park City Department
office, Dewey Theater. Phones 25
Daley in Park CITY.
special to The Trj,,,,ns

'PCNIdI 10 nc IrIDune,
PARK CITY Feb. 6.--M ]. Daley. SUI
perintendent Of the Silver King Coalition
after spending n few DAYS with his ium,
" and attending TO business at that
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.as Examination,
Tribune.

.n.o,ssI IA civil service exam
~ een,lmerators was held
||nnstor orin1oon In the council
'EarnIna,,o1. j.. F. Madsen con.
1nihstioon,o Twenty persons
'' Of whom two were
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO., 351 80.
State. Bell phone 5235. Ind. 1894.
d221e
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rices at Tabernacle.

(ices at Tabernacle.
h Tribune.
ID 6.-Sunday being Fast
ID we're held in the taber-
"a. regular meetings were
% Of the ward meeting
"a and afternoon.
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n re's Tever in Murray.
There ree'E,sssorlet g. fever is pre-
of the disnno.a no actual epidemic
1'sense apparently il
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GOOD AGENTS AND SOLICITORS ON
new subscription proposition. Salary
and liberal commission to experienced
men. Call between $50 and 10 a. M.
Monday, 119 Mercantile Block. e4s3
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The Unpaid Debts
Of the Wealthy
BY Ella Wheeler Wilcox

do you know what helps to make
said a bright man to me.
TT is the indifference of scores of
people born rich to the needs of their
creditors. Never having felt the lack
of So. $40 or 800. they cannot realize
the misery it entails when they with
hold those small sums
\ milk dealer once told the writer
that families in New York City. whose
names were SYNONYMS of wealth and
often allowed bills of $50
or $40 to go unpaid for years.
A news agent gave me the name OF
count OF se5 had been vainly presented
six times The family had sailed for
Europe without one word or dollar to
the man.
A French teacher. seamstress. a
coal merchant, milliner. restorer of
furniture-all have related similar eN-
periences. giving the names of their
thoughtless and inconslderate patrons.
The Women to Blame.
The millionaire is busy with large
enterprises and leaves q secretary to
attend to these bills. perhaps: and the
secretary considers the small bills un-
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bridal party, immediate family and
out-of-town guests have been invited.
Mr.. johnston and his bride Will leave
for an extended trip North.
The wedding Is one of the brilliant
social events OF early January, and a
great many guests from distance will
attend the ceremony, some OF these be-
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnston, Of
Pittsburg: Miles Cary Johnston, Mrs.
John St Clair Brookes, Jack Brookes.
of Washington, D. c.: MIR. and Mrs.
Willoughby Newton. OF Hanover coun-
ty: Misses Mildred and Mary Newton,
William B. Newton. Mrs. c. c. ITALIA
ferro, OF Roanoke; r. w. Waldrop. Jr..
of Norfolk; Mrs. j. W. Fosdick, OF New
York.
Miss Atkinson Entcrtains.
Miss Elizabeth Atkinson entertained
most delightfully."- on Monday afternoon
In her home, l04 West Franklin Street.
At half-after . o'clock about fifteen
guests were invited for bridge. the
prizes being awarded to Misses Zaide
Branch, Jessie Anderson. of Petersburg,
yited for tea al 5 o'clock, and the
garlands of cedar and mistletoe, with
tiny crimson bells at Intervals. a
basket of Richmond roses decorated
the table.
EEEnogg Party Saturday.
Mrs. John Shelton Williams and Miss
! Marie Louise Isaacs will entertain on
Saturday after the hunt In their home
on The Hermitage Road at an informal
4 eggnog party. Holiday decorations
/ will prevail. and the affair will be q
! very attractive one.
/ Brfdges-Prosscr.
a very pretty marriage win take
place this evening in Ashland at ST
James the Less Episcopal Church al {
| o'clock. when Miss Elheda Brandon
Prosser daughter Of David 3. Prosser
1 will become the bride of Charles Mac
gill Bridges. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
/ ford Cabell Bridges. Rev. John r
4 Coleman will ofiiciate, and palms ant
.IIighted tapers viii decorate the church
Hearts and Flowers" will be played
during the ceremony, and Mrs. Fleming
Fox will preside at the organ.
4 Mrs. Hugh penoon viii be matron OF
honor and Will wear a pink brocadt
! satin gown. trimmed with gold, AMI
! will carry a shower OF Killarney roses
Mrs B. Morgan Shepherd and Mis-
Condo Bridges Will be bridesmaids
They will wear smart frocks OF pinl
tlcrepe de chine and carry asparagus
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NIitchell-Pagc.
r Snecio1 IN nh q Times DiSpatCh,l

n q SpGVTIT =
Miss Susan Randolph Page. q noted
Wirginia beauty and youngest daugh-
ten Of Mr. and Mrs. r. Powell Page
Of Saratoga. near Mlllwood. Clarke
county, was married to Roland Greene
nnSy owner Pa large estate In Clarke
county, late this afternoon In Christ
Episcopal Church. WILDWOOD, Rev, J. NJ,
sRobeson otficiating, Miss Isabelle Bur.
we'll Carter or Richmond Was maid
az honor, and the only attendant, and
5John Lysle Campbell. Jr.8 OF Lexing-
ton, was hest man. Guests w ere PRES
ont from Richmond, Baltimore. Wash-
sington, Philadelphia and elsewhere;
After il small receptlon, the bride and
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ASKED TO PROBE
INTO HIGH PRICES
Congress May Investigate In
creased Cost Of
Living.

WASHINGTON. January 4.-The In
creased cost of living was the subject
OF q concurrent resolution offered in
the House to-day by Representative
Hull. Of Tennessee. 1t provides for q
joint committee OF seven members Of
the House and five members of the
Senate, to Investigate conditions and
remedies may be effected through
Legislation.
The resolution sets forth that dur
Ing the past twelve months there has
been a rise in the prices Of COM
modities Of from IL to 80 per cent.
and during the past thirteen years Of
more than Sc per cent, which is entire
ly disproportlonate to the Increase In
wages, making it difficult for millions
Of people to procure food, clothing and
shelter consistent with their needs.
The resolution charges the Payne
tariff bill with being a large factor
In the rise of prices of necessities,
through permitting trusts to monopo-
lie products and raise prices. Sugar.
meats. wooden and cotton goods, wear
ing apparel in general and in fact
most of the necessities OF life. are
mentioned as being eXtortionately In
creased in price.
BY the terms Of the resolution the
\ COIl|HAAtISSp@lS uulAOildSu W SlI Oily
where and administer oaths to wit
nesses.
In consonance with the resolution
introduced by Representative Hull.
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson has
ordered n sweeping inquiry into the
cost Of living In the United States.
II realize" said Secretary Wilson.
"that we have undertaken a big con-
tract. but we can carry 1t out. Wo
have the men and we have the money,
to paraphrase famous statement. and
| The york will be done thoroughly.
Much, of the work will be done by
Inspectors OF the Bureau OF Animal
Industry. buE other divisions of the
department will he called upon to as
lSslst, 49,
1.-THE question OF food supply Is most
|complicatea. In investigating With
regard to ir,y particular locality there
are facts to be considered-first, tho
| price paid by the wholesale merchant
to the producer; second, the cost OF
transportation from the place OF pro-
ductton. and third. the difference be-
tween the Wholesale and retail prices
The location of the place OF production,
and consequently the question o.
transportation, play large part IN the
i general results.
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Three Complete Sentences and Leave for Ten
nessee---F Former Sheriff Shipp and Two
Others Confined Until january g.

WASHINGTON, D. c., January A.
Having served the terms OF sentence
imposed upon them by the Supreme
Court of the United States, Jeremiah
Gibson, Henry Padget. and William
Mayes were released from the United
States Jail here this morning at 6
o'clock. They went at once TO the res
idence of Oliver JENKINS. at ao3 H
Street. where they prepared to take
the 10 o'clock train this evening for
their homes. They were incarcerated No.
yember is for contempt of court for
falling to prevent the lynching lat
Chattanooga, Tenn, of Ed. Johnson,
colored, under sentence of death, whose
sentenced lad been stayed by the SUI
preme Court Each was given sixty
days. which was shortened by ten days
for good behavior. Each of the men
was brought to Washington at the ex-
pense Of the government. and in the
last lap toward their homes will also
travel at government expense
All were up bright and early this
morning and ready for Warden Nc
Kee to announce to them that they
were at liberty to cave the prison.
Captain j. #. Shipp. former sheriff at
and Luther Williams and
Nick Nolan, who were sentenced 10
ninety days each at the time all We're
before the highest tribunal in the land.
bid them farewell after the warden
had announced to them that they were
privileged to leave MS soon as they
cared. The three last named will re-
main In Jail until January IS.
Like Warden Mckee.
Since they have been incarcerated all
have formed firm friendships with
Warden Mckee, who was described by
them this morning as 20 warden who
is eminently fair"
When the three men We're seen later
in the day all declared they Were glad
they were going back to their home
city. Messrs. Padgett and Mayes are
builders, while Gibson lives on farm.
All will take up their work Where
they left off to come to Washington.
Gibson is known 20 the others as
Uncle Jerry, and as they talked OF inc
pleasure they were experiencing IN my
knowledge that they were again lres
he calmly leaned back IN an easy chair
and smoked q cob pipe content 10 ~
terject sentence now ana tneh.
All are married. and declared that
the roofs OF their homes and 10 steee
their wives and children.
Met Many Southerners.
since they have been incarcerat :.
they have been in the room inlmedl,
ateiy over the entrance to the jail, ano
Warden Mckee has done all in NJ:
power to make their stay as easy a.
possible. All were deeply lchagrlnee
to think that they had to spend TINS
in prison. but each accepted the oe
cisIon of the Supreme Court with TN
best grace. They are Intimate friends
and their enforced stay In prison gaV'
them an opportunity to meet man!
southerners who reside In Washington
Who called from time to time to sym
Ipathize with them.
This morning q number called O
4 them to wish them safe return =
4 their homes, and dis one Soutnerhe
who resides in Washington LETT a.
/ three OF the Chattanooganss chimed IN
"Nly boy, whenever you come TO th
1 sunny South don't fail to see Chatta
nooga, and be sure and let US take so'
10 the top Of Lookout Mountain,
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groom left for Northern trip. and
upon returning Will live on Mr.. 1.
Mttchells estate near Wildwood.
Hull-loneS.

LYNcHBURG. VA. January 4.-Tha
home of Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Jones. sssa
Kenyon Avenue, vas the scene OF q
pretty marriage yesterday. when Miss
Beulah Elridge Jones was married TO
Albert N. Hull. of Hagerstown, Nd.
Only intimate friends and relatives OF
the bride witnessed the ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. J. Mack
Franklin, pastor of West Lynchburs
Baptist Church. MIR. and Mrs. Hull left
during the dry for Hagerstown, where
they wille-eside in the future.
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Coontz--Morris.

Especial to The Times DIepatch.J
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. January
4.-Alrs. T. E. Norris, of this city.
was married In Washington yesterday
at the Church of the Ascension to
Walker *. Coontz. formerly of Mount
Jackson, now of Warm Springs, Va,
Rev. Mr.. helms Officiating. After a
bridal trip they will reside temporarily
in Roanoke.
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lIall-Byrd.

ISpecial to The Times- DlspatcH'I
CAPE CHARLES, VA, January -. =
pretty homo Wedding took place yestetuas
sveninc ut tho home OF tho BRIDES parents
IN unllwood, va, when Miss Lizzie BYRD,
aanrhtar OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Byrd, 4, bo-
came the bride Of Gordon Y. Hail. Ine
oeron,ony was performed by the fe e ~, =
AIonds Miss Dora Byrd, sister OF the pride,
was maid OF honor. w. p, Mock was pest
nan. a reception followed tho ceremony
MIR. and Mrs, Hail viii reside in Hall~oou'
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Wistams-Ewing.

Especial to The Times-D ispatch.J
MANCHESTER, VA. January 49,
Charies Ashby Williams. of 1liddle-
burg Loudoun county, and Miss Au-
this afternoon at the home of the
brides brother In law Silas Gather, by 1
Rev. II. r. Richardson, OF the United
Brtheren Church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Etchison, OF New
York, have taken an apartment at
the Chesterfield for the winter.
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Miss Jane Walter. Of Stanton. is
the guest of Miss Margaret Waddey.
1915 Monument Avenue.
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!. Miss Henrietta H. schapiro. who
spent the holidays In Danville and
Lynchburg, has returned to her home
in this city.
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Mrs. II J.-lDimmock and son have
returned to the city after visit to
Mrs. Downman. Mrs. Dlmmock.s
mother, OF Fredericksburg.
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Miss AIichnuX, OF Powhatan county,
who has been the guest Of her aunt.
Mrs. Henry Ingram. has returned to
Chatham Institute.
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Mrs. Mark Winslow Potter. of New
York, has ben spending the mast week
with Mrs. Otto Theodore Hess on Floyd
Avenue. 855
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Miss Anna G. Tennyson, of Alex
sndria, Is visiting Misses Lottie and
Mary lie Grande, on York Street. Bar
ton Heights.
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Mrs. +. II. Smith, of Lewisburg, w.
Va, Is visiting friends in this city.