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MARKET. -
Married.

Miss Mary Susan Riner, the charm
ing daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Il +
Riner, of near Nipetown and tMr Ray :
mond Russlsr, of this city were mar
ried on Wednesday evening at the
Presbyterian manse at Hsdgssville by
Rev DR. MCBRIDE, the pastor They VIII
make their home In this city.
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Prohibition Ticket.

Inc Prohibition party has put tick
e. III the field IN this county. The
Nchet Is composed of the following
gentlemen:
,, 'or congress, James Murphy, of
nedgesville, Berkeley co.
ota1e senate, Rev DIR. w. +. Gruver,
Oi Berkeley co.
mouse of delegates, E. f. MiIlar d
and J. b. Sehickle.
" ror county court, w. T. Siler of
Nartinsburg.
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We call attention to the advertise
ment in this issue Of large lot Of
stocks and bonds Of the estate Ct the
late E. w. Tabb by the executor A. q.
Nadenbousch.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-08-19
MUM Der 50.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Congress,
WILLIAM G~BROwN,
OF Preston County,
For State Senate.
GRAY SILVER.
OF Berkeley County.
For County Commissioner,
CHARLES THATCHER.
For House OF Delegates.
&. NJ. SEIBERr,
JOHN w. SpEROW,
For County Superintendent
Il. N. Zeilor
MARTiNsBuKG DISTRICT.
For Magistrate,
II. ). THOMSON.
For School Coan iisloners,
First Waad,
J.. w. BARRICK
Second Ward
II. KUHNS,
Third Ward
NJ. q. TALLER,
Firth Ward
Els. BARTON.
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CoIdiers Reunion.

The annual reunion of the Men who
followed Mosby during the civil war
Will be held at Herndon, Virginia, Oh
September 10.
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Paradox.

There is man who has success
through meeting with reyerses."
How is that?''
HE Is an acrobat" 4
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-08-19
seed Wheat For Sale

saIa ave law a lot of good seed wheat for
prioa ~. which l will take the market
Va, ~ my home near Shanghai, w
nishop, Shanghai, w. Va.
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How Could She TeII7
Maud--Is Amy's hair light?
Beatrix--I don't know. never lift
ed it.-Harper's Bazaar.
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n All pepends.

First Broker--Do you believe the
watering OF stock helps the sale Of It?
Second Broker--Not II It's stock
Of dry goods.
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kliied bv Train

Nj, 'oung man named Costello en-
f..s oy Mr. rharp on the Stewart
than az hearneysville was killed on
H. - y o railroad last Sunday night
'O0S was found Monday morning
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quite sumlcIsnt.

1T ought not to cost so much to
have detective work done"
Why not?"
Because all detective needs + :
scent"
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Deaths.
JACK.

lanes Jack, aged 81 years died at
:, home near Marlowe, last Wednes-
80 The funeral took place from the
bome on Friday and the interment
"a, at Harmony church
STEWART.
v;ili.m II. Stewart, the year old son
4 Afr and Mrs. Robert Fl. stewart
,ed at their home IL this city on Fri
,av morning of last week OF cholera
nfantpm after several days illness.
The funeral took place from the
1omson saturday .afiernoon, Rev. j..
Douglas conducted the service.
SNYDER.
Edna. the little daughter of Mr.. and
|brs E. R. Snyder, died at their home
In this city last Saturday afternoon of
cholera ufantum after weeks i'll
hess The funeral took place on Mon
lday and vas conducted by Rev. w +.
Gruyer, of the U. B. church and the
interment was in Green Hill cemetery.
FOLEY.
Nh, John Foley, an old land marx,
passed away at his home on High
|stre2t, in this city, on last Sunday
morning at the age of rs years, after q
Dong illness of Bright's disease. He
twas born in Ireland but has lived in
khis city for nearly forty years daring
most Of that time being in the en-
plsyment of the B. e. o. railroad. He
was good citizen and was respected
by all who knew him,
The funeral took place from the
Catholic church, of which he was
life long member, on Tuesday morning
at o'clock with a high mass and tn e
body was inferred in the Catholi C
cemetery
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Indignant Customer---Ilo You respect
the law?
Head Of Trust ought to. paid
$25, 900 to get It passed.
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IF you'll keep still minute" said
the man, I'm demolish all your argu-
ments and show you that you are en-
tirely wrong and"
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Onancock Social News.
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l
Qnaucnck Va. NaYem her I'm

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Onancock, Va, November 19.-Mrs.
Sallie w. Horsey and Miss NJ Louise
Trader. who have been guests of
friends here for the past week. left
for Oak Hall Wednesday.
Miss Minnie NJ Mills is home from a
visit to her cousin. Miss Lila NJ. Rogers,
of Baltimore.
Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Finney are with
relatives in Baltimore
Miss Margaret C. West entertained
the Young Ladies Guild. of Holy
Trinity Church. Monday evening
Miss Nellie P. Powell was a passen-
ger on steamer Maryland for Balti-
more. Monday.
Misses Ruth A. Kellam, Laura NJ.
Stiff and Virginia Nelson were the
weekend guests of Mrs. w. Thomas
Rogers. of Finney. Va.
Miss Lucy Fauntleroy, of Richmond,
Is with her former schoolmate, Mrs.
John w. Edmonds. OF Accomac.
Mrs. j. Willard Stiff and little
daughter. Elizabeth, are with relatives
in Richmond.
Misses Vida ". Kelly and Hattie K.
Parkes left Wednesday for Baltimore.
The Jefferson Davis Chapter. Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy. met at the
chapters rooms Wednesday afternoon.
The first meeting of the Eastern
Shore Branch Association for the Pre-
servation of Virginia Antiquities, was
held at Accomac Saturday afternoon.
Dr. Harry White, who was operated
upon for appendicitis two months ago
at Norfolk hospital, returned home
Tuesday
Mrs. Henry Elliott and children. OF
Hampton, are guests at the home of
DR.. George R. Sledge.
Mrs. Ball, who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs, Joseph shue, Of Parks
ley. has returned to Leesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mapp, Of Mapps-
burg: DR.. and Mrs Rocker White, Mr..
and Mrs Charles B. Mears, Miss Mar
garet Southall. Of Keller; Colonel and
Mrs. Ray W. White, of Parksley, and j
Brooks Mapp, of Grangeville attended
the Mapp-Aydelotte marriage, at Snow
Hill, Saturday.
Captain j. Curtis Kelly. wife and
son, and Robert P. Coleburn and son.
left Monday In motor car to spend
the week with relatives In New Jersey.
Mrs. Andrew G. Justis and Mrs. vii
liam R. Justis spent the week in Baltt
more.
Mrs. William E. Bell is in Baltimore
buying furniture for her new home,
Miss Cecil Powell entertained at
cards Wednesday afternoon.
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Martinsville Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
Martinsville. Va, November 1s.-The
bazaar held here this past week by
the women of Mildred Lee Chapter.
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
was well patroniZed, and was a de-
cided success.
Rev. Edwin r. Carter. of LynchburE.
Va, has been conducting mission
this week at the Episcopal Church
mere. Mr. Carter has been preaching
twice daily to good congregations. and
much interest has been manifested in
the services, which will close on sun
day night.
Mrs. W. S. Brown has returned from
a pleasant visit OF several weeks to
friends and relatives in Wytheville and
Roanoke.
Mrs. c. T. womack and children
who have been the guests of Rev. and
Mrs. j, w. s. Robins, Norfolk, returned
home on Wednesday.
Rev. S. j. .Battin. pastor of the Meth
odist Church here. and DR.. C. T. Wo-
mack, have returned from the Metho-
dist Conference in Richmond.
Miss Eppte Blackwell, of Ashland. ia
me me guest OF Miss Mary LaYinder, on
Mrs; Greer. of Franklin county and
Mrs Essie Cabell, OF South Carolina
are guests OF Mrs. o. G. Smith chnrni,
Street. Snutcn
Judge Lawrence Campbell, OF Bed.
lord City. was the guest of friends
here on Sunday last.
MRS. G. P. kearfott and Mrs q w
DAVIS attended the meeting of the We.
men men Missionary Union of Virginia a
Cuipeper. last week. A 9 :
:, mrs w. II. Gravely and Children 1.r+
uesoay to visit relatives in 6taunton
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Warrenton Social News
Especial to The Times. Dispatch. l

lspccial 70 The Times. Dispatch.J
Warrenton, Va. November 19-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Stokes entertained at bridge
on "Wednesday night.
u. Q. spilman Is at homo Tor short
vacation after trip to Florida.
John Mesby Campbell. n Warrenton boy.
VINO mas been for several years employed
In PennsyvanIa, Is In Warronton for a visit
tat Mrs. H. -. Kings
Mrs Evans and Miss Evans are the guests
OF Mrs. c. w. Nelson.
Mrs Taylor Scott is at home after a visit
to Washington and Richmond
MISS Mary Werthem!er, who has been the
guest OF Miss Margaret Williamson in
Washington, has returned 10 her home here
Miss Russell. who made her home in war
renton Tor many years visited Mrs. F. X.
Boston for several days this week.
Miss Turner OF The Plains, is visiting her
aunt. Mrs Gilbert Green. at Mrs Carter,s
Miss Annie Horner left this week for
Baltimore, where she Will visit several
weeks
Mrs. Irving Maxheimcr left this week for
pennsyiyania, where she will Join Mr.. Max
heimer, who is employed there.
Mrs. Johnnie Tongue and Miss Rosa
Tongue are visiting Mrs. w D. Primrose
in Baltimore.
Mrs. a. G. Humphrles, who is spending
the winter in Casanova visited friends in
Warrenton this week.
Mrs. John s. Gaines entertained number
OF friends after the drag on Tuesday after
noon
Miss Lily Pollock. Of vt.-.-, segei.
the guest OF Mrs. j. VI. Hurxthal.
Miss Caroline Bastable, of Calvetton, Wis.,
tied friends in Warrenton on Tuesday
Mrs. Lindsay Marshall left on Tuesday
for her home in Cambridge, Md. after
visit to Mrs. j. r. Sewers. Rev. ]. r. Sow.
ers returned to New Orleans on Monday
Mrs. Grenvlie Gaines and Miss Alice
Smith, spent several days In Washington
this week.
Invitations arc out to the wedding of Miss
Ann Carter Marshall and Mr.. Kincaid,
which Will take place on the ed instant.
Miss Marshall Is from The Plains and Mr.
kincaid, who is well known in warrenton,
is from Houston, Tex.
Charles Boram. OF strasburg. and George
Furgerson, of Washington are In warren
ton for several days.
William Colvin and family who have been
visiting Captain and Mrs. j. C. Colvin, left
on Wednesday for Denver, Col, where they
will make their future home
Mr.. and Mrs La Compile. of Cambridge,
Md. who have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs o. 3. calohan at Mrs. Gamers, have
returned home.
Mrs. William C. Hayes entertained at
luncheon on Thursday in honor of Miss
Evans. who is the guest OF Miss Mary Nell
son.
Dion Kerr is a. homo from the recent
races In New York. While there Mr. Kerr
suffered broken collarbone, but ls rapidly
recovering from same.
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who has been spending the past two
years abroad, will arrive shortly to
be the guest OF Mrs. Raymond Hall
on Chestnut Street.
Miss Happy Hall was the guest Of
Mrs Georgia l.. Price at her home in
Summertime, S. c., several days last
week.
|. Benton withers has returned from
visit to friends in Richmond.
Ensign Oscar Smith, United States
Navy. who has been the guest Of DR..
and Mrs. II. w. Cole, has returned to
his ship.
extended trip through the State of
Colorado.
Miss Cobbie Vaughn. Of Atlanta, is
the attractive house guest OF Mrs. Lee
Boatwright.
Miss Margaret Hodges will attend
the Thanksgiving german In Richmond
next week. Later she Will visit friends
in Petersburg.
Miss Nan Norman leaves next week
for Petersburg. where she will be the
guest OF friends.
Mrs Robert j. Jones is the guest
OF her mother, Mrs. John w. Bradbury.
In Petersburg, before going to Rich
mond for visit.
Mrs. John Sutherlin is spending the
late autumn In Stuart.
Mrs. j. Pinckney Williamson left
Thursday night to visit Mrs. j. NJ
Featherston, in Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. John Rison and Miss Kathryn
Rison left this week for Baltimore, to
spend several weeks.
Miss Hattie Holcombe was the guest
of Mrs. William /. Jordan. in South
Boston. the past week.
Misses Stella and Florence kerns, OF
Sutherlin. who have been visiting Mrs
B. f. Jefferson, have returned home.
Mrs. Jacqueline Smith, of Freder-
icksburg, who has been the guest of
Mrs. John l.. Hagan, has returned
home.
Miss Hoge, of Richmond, who has
been the guest OF Mrs. l.. B. Conway,
went home on Monday.
Miss Weeks. of Elizabeth City. n.
g, Is the attractive house guest of
Street
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Roanoke Social News
Especial to The rlmes-Dlspatch1

lspecial to The Times-Dispatch1
NJ isoanose' Va. November 1s.-Mrs Charles
~. Armes was hostess Thursday afternoon
Ut one OF the most delightful card nart,as
OF the season In honor OF Mrs. Lynn Rbsa
a a a'nmond Miss Bess Noel, of Stuart. and
a. MISS Emma Staples. Two delicious courses
VI retreshments were served after. the game
wednesday evening in her home. "sbade'
land. near the city. Mrs A. Bruce Hmnt
was the charming hostess at a small Nil
party given IN honor Of her niece, Miss En-
the winter in Roanoke Q
AIRS. Chaplain n. Carson was hoste.s tb,s
afternoon at a beautiful reception In her
nome. Fourteenth Avenue. Southwest.
Ihursday afternoon Mrs. C. Edwin Mich
ael gave one of the prettiest teas Of ~
season In this city. s'e
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard G. Daily entertain.
ca az cards in their apartment in the
6ainsboro Wednesday evening. $50
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Coke. M,sse.
sarah and Katherine Coke and Joseph W.
Coke. Jr.. left Tuesday for Spies N. q W. ~
attenu the marriage OF Whitwell w, Coxa
OF ,,, TINS city. and Miss Emily Bebee. They
VIII make their home here, -
Mrs j. B Fishburn entertained at br,dre
tuesday afternoon in honor OF her honsa
guest Mrs. w. E. MAnn. Of Dalton. Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Dickinson ara
. ts,p nome shortly from their bridal
OF New Orleans. were married in that civ
November s. wy
Mrs. Willis L.. Tinsley was hostess AZ q
pretty card party Tuesday night in hsnor
OF N Mrs s. 6. Hancock. OF Bedford City.
The EFlorestan Music Club held an inter.
esting meeting Thursday night in the HON.
OF Miss Clara Thomas. ''o on
The Ladies' Aid Society of tho Second
Presbyterian Church was very pleasantly
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Julia II. pullman in her home on. Roanolso
Street. Southwest. @ XIV
John Garland Pollard OF Richmond n
delegate TO the Baptist Association, is the
guest Of Commissioner Of the Rvenue II, NJ.
Da rnall. III - ~. ~
The Rev, r. II. Pitt. D, D.. Of Richmond
is visiting Mr. and Mrs Lucian IL, Coeka
d., the Baptist Association. Hon. j.
Taylor Ellyson, iof Richmond, is also a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke.
The Thanksgiving german OF the Roanoke
German Club will BIO danced We'd nesday
night at Hotel Roanoke
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society
OF Trinity NJ, u. Church met "Wednesday n
the home of Mrs. w. II, H. Joyce. a yery
pleasing program was enjoyed by the mem
bers. followed by delicious refreshments,
Mrs r. 7. Norris entertained at an In
formal tea drinking Tuesday afternoon in
honor of her house guests. Miss Annie
Downing, Of Atlanta, and Mrs. russell
Wyatt, Of Huntington. Nv. w, n .'',''
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.

!, II you suffer from bleeding, itching,
blind or protruding, piles send me yotr
address and VIII tell you how to
treatment; and will also
send some of this home treatment
free for trial, with references from
your own locality If requested. I'M
mediate relief and permanent cure as
OF this offer. Write to-day ia Mrs
M Summers. Box p, Notre Dame. Ind
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Pocahontas Social News

Pocahontas. Va. November ls-Judge and
Mrs. John w. Owens had for their CUES,
this week Mr. and Mrs. a. P. Greenawalt,
OF WEIGH. W. Va.
Miss Sadie Goldstein. of Baltimore. Nd.
is in the city. the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bear.
Mrs S. B. Alley. the mother of Mrs. j.
Acton Landon. who has been spending sew
eral months in this city. left Tuesday TO
Jacksonville. Fla, where she will spend tho
winter.
Mr. and Mrs william r. Graham Will
leave the first Of next week for Bluefeld.
". Va. where they will mako their future
home. Mr.. Graham has been Mayor of this
city for number of years. and his Depart
ure is much regretted.
Miss Walker, OF Yards. was the house
guest of Rev and Mrs. Charles ". sydnor
this week.
MI and Mrs. George W. Mays are visiting
relatives at Norton.
Mrs. Floyd Black, who has been visiting
in New York. Philadelphia and Washing
ton for the past six weeks, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. II. Bertard Wright will leave here on
Monday for Birmingham. Ala. where she
will join her husband, who has recently
moved TO that city.
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Sted

Many man goes broke-in Health
then wealth. Blames his mind
says It don't work right; but all the
time it's lis bozveks. They don't work
liver dead and the whole 81 stem gets
clogged with poison. Nothing kills
good, clean-cut brain action like con-
stipation. CASCARETS Will relieve
and cure. Try 1t now. s1s
CAscARETs loo a boz for q weeks
treatment. All druggists. Biggest sellee
h tho world. Million boxes . month.
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Miss Mamie Randolph Heth, daugh-
ter of General Harry Heth, whose
future by the Robert E. Lee Camp in
Richmond, has been reelected presl-
dent of the famous Southern Relief
Society of Washington. This is the
second time Miss Heth has been the
unanimous choice of the society, and
she Is the only president invited to
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The wedding OF Miss Charlotte Lee.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Randolph Lee, and Harry Mum. was
a Wednesday evening affair attractive
to goodly company from the near
by cities of Maryland and Virginia,
to be very quiet one on account of
mourning in the bridegroom's family.
The officiating clergymen We're the
brides kinsman, Rev. Harry Lee, of
Charlottesville, Va, and her former
rector here, Rev. George Calvert Car
ter now of Philadelphia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mum will make their future home
The next wedding of Importance
will be that of Miss Eleanor Terry and
Lieutenant Camperio, OF Italy. for
which Admiral and Mrs. Silas Terry
sent out invitations this week. The
date of this International marriage of
i, the ceremony at St Thomas Episco-
pal Church being followed by large
reception at the home of the brides
parents. Miss Terry and her fiance.
who was formerly naval attache to
the Italian embassy here. and now is
temporarily attached to the ambassa-
doris staff, are being most delightfully."-
we'll as in Washington, and If they
even sampled everything on the menus
arranged for Athem by well-meaning
friends, their digestion would be too
impaired to permit them to enjoy
their own wedding breakfast Lieu
Rome December 10, and expect to
spend the holidays with the mother
of the former at her villa near Milan
His brotherin-law and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alberto Meyer, of that CITY, will
be here for the marriage.
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term Of being out OF office. Her
mother was one of the organizers and
first president of the society

Miss Alice Lewis, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thornton Lewis. Of White
President Harrison, Is spending the
winter in Washington. taking special
course at the National Cathedral
School. Miss Lewis Is frequent
Weekend guest of her cousins. Mrs.
Russell Harrison and her daughter,
Miss Marthena.
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The president Of the University of
Indiana and Mrs. Bryan were the
guests for whom General and Mrs
John w. Foster. gave brilliant eve
ming reception on Monday, which drew
TO the city, besides the guests Of honor.
many distinguished graduates OF the
hosts alma mater.
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AS has been suggested, dates are
rapidly filling for Washington's last
floral exhibit of the season-the much
discussed and long planned display
And such a bouquet as 1t assembled! a
Kind of "afternoon blooming series,,'
with a fringe of last seasons flowers,
We're buds.
who was born in the Buckeye State OF
the Union, reared In the Orient and
brought to her present perfection of
young womanhood under the combined
Influences of college life In Pennsyl-
vania and summer pleasures in Massa-
chusetts with an occasional breath Of
the official air OF Washington; an am
ibassadorial bud from sunny Italy,
lately nurtured In the shadow of the
snow-capped hills of Switzerland, to
Italian minister plenipotentiary be-
fore his transfer to Washington this
month; another Diplomatic bud Is Miss
Helena. Villegas, of far-off Argentina;
and scant half-hundred American
whose blooming into che social world,
of their forebears will occupy the att
tention of the haut monde for weeks
Miss Helen Taft, the. star bud. around
Whom the OtHer uepulunteS VIII Gus
ter, will be presented to society at
a tea given by her mother on the af-
ternoon Of December /, with the his
toric White House as a setting, The
occasion will be memorable one. for
not only will the future bellies of
ofIicialdom be there in all the glory
Of their newest Partisan tnery. but
the diplomatic corps will call en-
masse to greet in her own home, for
the first time this season, the Presi-
dents wife, whose physical ability to-
resume the social obligations of her
position, Is indicated by this and
other plans for her daughters first
ia the newly-arriYed Italian ana
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The Misses Hamilton, Of Petersburg,
as guests of Mrs. William Wheatley,
who will give a tea for them, and
Miss Doris Haywood, one of the sea-
sons debutantes here.
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DR.; Walter Gordon Trow, OF Hall
wood, Va, was married here on We'd
nesday evening to Miss Elizabeth Ed
n Harper, daughter of the late
Robert w. Harper. of Leesburg and
Washington. The ceremony took place
in the METROPOLITAN Methodist Church.
and was followed by a reception at
the home of the brides mother In Park
Road y
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give the glad hand to Count Ber-
trand de Lesseps, the French aviator.
who. with his sister. the Countess de
la Basslegere, was entertained in the
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bassador and Marchesa Confalonieri
and their daughter. Donna Beatrice,
who is the only debutante in the
ambassadorial circle, the occasion will
have the added interest of being the
first of it's kind they have attended
in this country. The zest of its being
novelty will also favor the new
minister from Norway and Madame
Bryn, whose recent house-hunting ac.
tivity will eliminate In their being
settled in their legation home in time
to eat their Thanksgiving dinner at
their own table.