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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
Hint for Wash Day.

Every Monday morning hear the thump
of baby carriage on the stairs leading to
the roof, said flat dweller the other day.
airing, especially as [ knew there we're no
babies in the house ] accosted the maid az
she was returning with the empty carriage
one morning.
Have you left the baby on the roofT 1
inquired.
'Shure, it's no baby she chuckled, it's
the weeks wash 1 left UP there There =
nothing like an old baby carriage when II
comes TO hanging out clothes New York
SIM
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For the Future

Thursday Mrs r. l., IIuntley will give a
luncheon at the Field club.
Mrs. w. l.. Yetter, will entertaln twenty
four guests at luncheon at the Field club
Tuesday.
Mrs. +. Nj. Martin will give luncheon
Thursday. entertaining sixty guests, at the
Field club,
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Boyd will enter
tain at dinner at the Field club Wednes-
day evening of next week. when they will
have fifteen guests.
The Columbian circle OF Sacred Heart
parish will entertain Wednesday afternoon
at their hall, Twepty-second and Locust
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
DISAPPEARS LIKE MAGIC
Lady VIII Send Free to Any Sufferer
the Secret Which Cured Her.

From childhood / was distressed and
Inundated by an unwelcome growth of
hair on my face and arms. | tried all
the depilatOries, powders liquids, creams
and other rhb-on preparations ever
heard OF, only 10 make IL worse. For
weeks ! suffered the electric needle with
out being rid Of my blemish. ] spent a
great deal of money on various things I'm
vain, until a friend recommended sim
pie preparation which succeeded where
all else failed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
At the Clubs
A. Happy Hollow.

One Of the larger dinner parties last even
Ing al Happy Hollow was given by Mr..
Frank w. Parr Covers we're placed for
Miss Louise Lord Miss Eunice Howell,
Miss Gladys Peters Miss Alice Carey Nc
Grew, Miss Katherine Wright OF Buffalo,
y. y. Miss Elizabeth Piekens. MIR. James
Van Burg Mr., Guy Furay, Mr. Ralph
Peters, Mr.. Miles Gahan, Mr., Ralph Rainey
and Mr.. r. w Parr.
Mr.. and Mrs \. }. Nolan entertained al
dinner DR., and airs. W. j. McCrann, MIR.
and Mrs. II. e. Newbraneh, Mr. and Mrs.
John oHearn. Mr. and Mrs. e, a.. LUX
hart Miss Baumer and Mr. Woodland.
MisE Alice Eroxell was hostess at one
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Of the dinner parties last evening. covers
being placed for Miss Pearl Fitzgerald.
Miss Uarda Scott Miss Edith Fisher Miss
Alice Troxell. Mr. Richard Payne, Mr.
Roger Mckenzie. Mr.. Harry Dciameter. Dr.
q. W. scott Mr. and Mrs cyrus Bow
man and Mr.. aud Mrs g. 9. TroNell
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Lockner had as
their guests al dinner at Happy Hollow
last evening Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Demp-
ster. Mrs. II. n. HOwes, Mrs NJ G.. Howes
and Miss Abbie Howes.
others who entertained last evening and
The number OF their guests were: Frank
W Parr. fourteen G. II. Walrath, six;
Dr Milroy. four; MIR. Gerhard, eight; r.
j. Dining, twelve.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
Wedding Bells

Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Blair Of Lamont, Ia,
announce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Hazel, to Mr.. Byron Hart. The
wedding will take place in September.
Mr.. Mortz Newman, 262S Woolworth av-
enue, announces the engagement Of his
daughter. Miss Freida, to Mr.. Fred b.
Cherniss OF Council Bluffs, ia. They will
receive their friends, Sunday afternoon,
July a.
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Favorite Fiction.

my Friends Are Urging Me to Become a
Candidate"
Yes. / Can Drink Booze or | Can Let II
Alone"
why Papa, / Don't Wear Half as High
Heeled Shoes as Other Girls Do"
NO, / Wouldn't Go Across the Street to
See a Prize Fight"
II Can Sleep Ever so Much Better In a
Chair. Car Than l Can in Sleeper.
Yes Madam. Your Daughters Voice
shows Great Promise"
Pm Always Glad to Have Friend Tell
Me OF My Faults. Chicago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

streets. The hostesses will be Mrs.
Moriarity and Mrs. Callahan.
Miss Elizabeth PicSens will give bridge
afternoon Tuesday at her home in honor
of Miss Kathryn Wright of Buffalo, n. Y,
who is the house guest OF Miss Alice Cary
McGrew, Miss Gladys Peters will give a
luncheon at the Field club Thursday after
noon in Miss Wright's compliment
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
BY CONSTANCE cARRuTHDRs.


WASHINGTON. Iuly 9-(special Dis
patch TO The Bee.)-The seat of interest Of
Washington society will probably rest in
Beverly during the greater part Of the
warm season In addition to the social
prestige lent to the Massachusetts resort
there is stiH further renown in store for
the place by the announcement that Col
onel Theodore Roosevelt would spend some
time there with his daughter, Alice Long
worth Mrs Longworth's mother-in-law,
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, has taken one
OF the show places al Beverly for the sum
mer. 1t is called the Castle and it is we'll
named Really no British OF German castle
is any more beautiful nor any more lux
urious 1t is at Mingo beach
President rafts private yacht, the sylph,
is row lying at Burgess point, and it win
be the scene of many gay affairs. When
the Eastern Yacht club commences its
summer cruise there will be q good sized
fleet of Beverly yachts following in the
wake OF the commodores craft. Among the
new residents OF Beverly who will have
yachts entered are Harold $. Vanderbilt,
s. Reed Anthony, Charles Is. Cummings
and Herbert NJ. Sears.
Henry CLAY Prick the Pittsburg multi
millionaire. has place near the rafts al
Pride's Crossing. Miss Helen Prick is eX-
peeted to become very ohummy with Miss
Helen Taft. and Ctilds Ifick viii likely
play few games of polo with Robert
Taft
Archie Butt, the presidents aide is
housed In palatial bachelor quarters IN the
woodbury. residence. Captain Sowerby, OF
the English army. is staying With Captain
Butt, They are great chums and are to-
gether very much.
| Mrs Levi Letter Of Chicago has spent
$500, 900 in identifying her Beverly place
Ian IN all, Beverly gives Newport a pretty
close call for ornamental display this year
! Although Secretary end Mrs. Knox VII
spend the summer at the Knox country
seat at Valley Forge, Pa, Secretary
Knox is expected to maze a number d
trips TO Beverly Both President Taft and
the secretary are very fond Of golf, anc
they will probably indulge themselves il
competition many times before the summer
is over,
Secretary Of Agriculture James Wilson
will not return 10 Washington until sep
tember He IL making an extensive toui
through the western states, combining bust
ness with pleasure. His daughter, Miss
Wilson, has been visiting in Denver foi
some time.
Secretary OF War Jacob Dickinson anc
Mrs. Dickinson, who are now enroute foi
Manila. upon a tour OF the world, viii
return 10 this country by the way OF
Europe. arriving in New York in October.
Miss Helen Cannon, daughter OF Speaker
Cannon. win not return 10 this country
from Europe until early fall Miss Cannon
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large number OF dinner parties we're
given at the Field club last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Gurley entertained
~ their guests Dr. and Mrs. f. n. Com
nor Mr.. aud Mrs. w. l.. baneker Mr..
Gilbert Hitchcock and Rev. Buckley Of
Washington, u. c.
Dining with Mr.. and Mrs. John II, Me-
Donald were Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Beaton,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Fetters and DR. and
Mrs. -. W. Christie.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Vlerllng had as their
guests MIR and Mrs b. J. Scanuel Miss
Luella Vierling Miss Claire Nierlng and
Mr.. L. Vierling Of Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. CARAT entertained
at dinner their guests including MIR. and
Mrs. r. NJ Bllsh. Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Clapp
and MIR. and Mrs. Il. =. Ellis.
Other hosts and the numbers IN their
parties were; Mr. Frank Boyd, ten; Mr..
b. l.. Kemper, six; MIR. J. W, Hughes,
four; Judge w. II. Munger. eighteen; Mr..
y. r. Marshall five; Mr. II. $. Susmann
four; Mr.. j. II. Adams, eight; Country
club golfers. seventy; MIR. w. II. Bucholz,
ten: Mr.. c. ii. Walroth, six.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

to Mr.. Paul Chenery Patterson. The wed
ding will take place in the autumn.
Miss Mclean is one of the prettiest girls
in the army and navy set, in which she Is
popular. She is an accomplished musician
Mr. Patterson is from Chicago. and is 8
well-known newspaper man.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Cheek A. l.. Lott, Norris Blish, searie
Holmes. John Brain, Raymond Hayward,
w. l.. Cnzlcker, Eugene Rose, Grant Coy,
Van SAINT. Charles Mann Arthur Pancoast,
Al Dudley OF Council Bluffs. Erie Wiltse,
Wilbur Raceey of Fender and Lloyd
Burdc of Herman.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Mrs. Mary 4. Howard announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Miss May IL
Howard, TO Lieutenant Walter A. Bloedorn
assistant surgeon, U. S. N. The wedding
will take place In the Howard home in
this city soon. Miss Howard is one of the
most sklllful and daring riders in Wash
ington, and was a figure in the fox hunts
and paper chases the past season She
made the required ninety miles Of the regu-
lation test rides in fifteen and one-half
hours last December with the cavalry
officers, which occasion she met her
fiance Miss Howard comes Of an old
Maryland family
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Miss Nell Griscom. who is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Henry Tcmpler In Omaha, Is
prominently identified with the musical
life of her home city, Chattanooga Tenn.
For the last year she has been In charge
OF the music at the Central High school
Of that city, and the splendid musical
program at the recent commencement eX-
crcises was due 10 her good work with
the high school singers Previously she
had studied at the University of Music,
Syracuse. n. Y, This year she plans TO
sperd in studying in New York city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
Washington Social Notes

the Stage during the Summer
Will Spend Their vacation-Miss Taft
Schoo-Inrestng Wedding Announcements Made
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

The marriage OF Miss Priscilla Tolanf
and Mr., Gaspar Bacon, oldest son of the
ambassador to France, ana Mrs. Bacon,
will take place on the afternoon OF July
lS az Whitemarsh, Pa, and will be followed
by a reception on the lawn. Mr.. Robert
Bacon will be best man and Mr.. Eliot Jar
din Bacon as usher and Miss Martha IA
con as bridesmaid. Miss Anna Ingersoll.
Mrs. Salvador Meade, Miss Hebe Wright
and Miss Francis Stokes will be the other
attendants.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Saulte Ste. Marie is the mecca of several
Omaha people who find their summer COM
fort in their summer cottages there: Right
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Williams Mrs
George Thummeli Misses Katherine and
Stella Thummell and Mr. George Thummel.
jr.; Mrs James Martin.
Mrs. c. \. Crimmell and daughters Mar
guerite and Ruth. and Mrs A. +. Smith
and children left during the week for Lake
Minnetonka. Mimi, where they have
rented a cottage until the first OF Septem-
ber
MIR. and Mrs. r, II. Davis and family are
planning to leave about July Is for a trip
west via the Canadian Rockies. They viii
stop a, Yellowstone park on the return trip.
Miss Mary Alice Rogers VIII probably ac-
company them.
MIR. and Mrs. r. w Breckenridge. Miss
Myra Breckenridge. MIR. Warren Brecken-
ridge and their guests, Misses Fannie and
May Nash, of Cleveland Mr. Carl $.
breckenridge OF Chicago and Mr. Harry
Breckenridge OF Franklin Pa. left last
week for Dome Lake. where they will spend
July and August
Mrs. Theodore l.. Ringwalt and daugh-
ters, Dorothy. Mary and Elizabeth have
zone TO Ogonquit Beach, Ne, where they
have taken cottage FOR The summer
Omaha people who are fortunate enough
10 have summer homes near here are spend.
ing much OF their time in the country
Mr.. and Mrs, j, r. Rinswalt and family
are spending the summer at their cottage
Oak Ridge" on the bluffs between Flor
snce and Prizes lake
Several Omaha people who have cottages
near Florence are spending the summer
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Learned moved
several weeks ago TO their home. Thor.
valid. Mr.. ana Mrs Henry wyman usually
spend the week end a their bungalow. alsc
Mr.. and Mrs. n, p. Dodge spend a par
Of each Summer Al their cottage IN ths
country
Dr. and Mrs. c. c. Allison. who have q
large and beautiful farm near Calhoun
are Flaming TO spend the month OF Au
gust there, Dr. and Mrs. Harold Giffor,
have moved TO their country home ant
plan to spend most OF the summer there.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis c. Nash have an at
tractive country home near Cofrman anc
have moved there for the summer months
AIR. f. r. Kirkendall. who has recently
purchased Prizes lake and the adjoinin,
grounds, will build an attractive summe
home there next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
Pleasures Past

Mir and Mrs. David A. Baum ENTERTAINERS
at dinner last evening at the Country club,
when COVERS were placed for eighteen
guests. AIR. and Mrs. BAUM win entertain
al another dinner party al the club next
Saturday evening.
Mrs Charles c. Howe entertained Friday
afternoon in honor OF her niece, Miss
Evelyn Whyte of Lincoln, Those present
were Misses Eunice Ewen. Helen Watkins,
Bessie Rothwcll, Helen Dennis. Dorothy
smith Margaret Timer Rachael Jordan.
Marie Koutsky and Evelyn Whyte.
Miss Ina Mae Fitzgerald entertained at
drner Friday evening at her home for Miss
Ellen Barney Of Elkhart Ind. who is the
guest Of Miss Marie Holland Covers were
placed for Misses Ellen Barney, Matilda
Alperson. Vera Fitzgerald. katherine Hol-
land Marie Holland, Helen Riepen, Glenna
Blei Sophia Alperson, Isabel Linn, Ina
Fitzgerald.
Mrs ]. r. Ringwalt yesterday afternoon
gave delightful garden party at her sum-
mer cottage oak Ridge" in honor OF
Miss Johnson OF st. Joseph, Mo, who is the
house guest Of Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Yates.
The large porch, which is screened was
attractively decorated with maiden hair
fern, from the nearby woods. Shasta
daisies were the flowers of decoration at
the tea table. About thirty friends enjoyed
the graceful. informal afternoon.
Mrs. H. F.. Morris entertained at a
children's party last evening from TO 8
O'Clock, at her home in celebration Of the
sixth birthday OF her small son. Thomas
Morris. The lawn and porch were deco
rated with japanese lanterns, and chlldrens
rames we're PLAYED Miss lean Matters
| assisted Mrs. Morris Those present We're
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
SOCIETY IS ON THE MOVE
Many Prominent 0msha People De-
sert the City.
IRE SEEKING COOLER CLINICS
some GO 10 the Northern Lakes sud
some to Europe--Others EN-
Joy Their Country Homes
Near Omaha,
Nature EnthusIaats.

This world Of ours is fair indeed
II you would gain some passing hint
OF an its beauties, you should read
Tho ads. the summer landlords print
". n A.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

\ Captain Walter Mclean. u. $ n, and
Mrs. Mclean announce the engagement,
Of their daughter, Elsie Jarvis Mclean.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

This simple remedy. harmless, soluble,
liquid, enabled me. permanently 10 find
entire relief from all trace OF unwelCome
hair. and forever end all enhancement
II Is simple, safe, sure and can be used
privately al home, without fear Of pain
or blemish. II makes the electric needle
entirely unnecessary.
] viii tell in detail run particulars 10
enable any other sufferer 10 achieve the
same happy results as J did, All l ask
Is a tWo-oent stamp for reply. Address
Caroline Osg0od i.s H., Old T.. o. ST.
Providence. r. 1.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Senator and Mrs. Borah, before leaving
Washington. said they anticipated spend
ing the summer in Idaho
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

will spend the greater part Of the hot sea-
son in Paris, although she will go into
Switzerland and Italy. Speaker Cannon
is now at his home in Danville, ILL., AS
usual Miss Cannon will have charge of
the speakers residence in this city next
winter.
Senator and Mrs. Borah, before leaving
Washington. said they anticipated spend
ing the summer in Idaho
Mrs Champ Clark who went abroad in
May with Mrs. Harry Woodward wife of
Representative Woodward. of West Vir-
ginia, will return home shortly.
Mrs. Charles d. Norton. wife of Presl-
dent Taft's confidential secretary. will di-
vide her time this summer between her
country estate on Long Island and Beverly,
Mass MI Norton will do likewise. al
though he will be in Beverly the most Of
the time.
Lieutenant Robert Whitfield of the
Twenty second United States infantry, mas
announced the engagement Of his sister,
Anna Harris Whitfield Of Summerville,
Ga, to MI Welles Merriam of this city.
The wedding will lake place in Georgia IN
August
The rumor that Miss Taft will spend the
social season at the White house instead
OF returning 10 Bryn Mawr is gaining
credence in Washington and society is look
Ing toward eagerly TO such acquisition
10 it's ranks.
! On her last visit home, just before tho
| White house family left for Beverly, Mlss
| Taft was several times seen taking horse
back rides around Washington. Although
not athletic in her tastes she is a good
rider having first grown used to saddle
in her childhood days in the Philippines
when she and Miss Marjorie Aleshire were
to be seen riding around Manila on the
backs Of the little native ponies.
Miss Taft is rapidly realizing the promise
she gave OF becoming an unusually hand
some woman. Her coloring is beautifully
! fresh and her blonde hair sets il off strik
lngly. Miss Taft is fond of the shade OF
/ pale blue; which only those Of perfect
complexion can wear, and she looks her
best In IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

the little Misses,
Lois Sweet Ruth Wallace
louise Sweet Gladys Putnam
Helen Tabor Eleanor Slabaugh
Gertrude Morris Grace Slabaugh
Masters
Thomas Morris Allison Hamilton
Clyde Babcock Walter Albach
Clifford Schurig George Martingale
John Mitchell stuart Mcdonald
Harry Mitchell John Mcdonald
George Mcbride
Omaha members OF the Greek letter fra
ternity, Phi Gamma Delta. and they repre-
sent many OF the leading university and
college chapters, had splendid and much
enjoyed reunion Friday evening at the
Rome hotel. The banquet, which was
served at o'clock. was especially planned
In honor OF the men who are Just return
ing from college. Mr. Harley Moorhead
presided as POSTMASTER, and clever after
dinner talks we're given by Mr.. r. NJ.
Sanders OF Lincoln, Mr.. Arthur Pancoast
and MIR. William l.. UnEinger. Among
those present were Messrs. +. NJ. Sanders,
g. GRANGER and Leonard HutE Of Lincoln.
Herbert Barber OF Brownsville. Tex; u. Il.
Wood, Clement Chase, =. II. Matters. ir.
Fred W. Thomas, Wilson Austin, Harley
Moorhead. c. l.. Waldron, Howard Thomas.
Roland Thomas. Robert schenek. Robert
Fisher. Ralph T.. Valentine. Macmillan
Harding, Harold Van Dusen Dana Van
Dusen. Vail PURIFY, Fred Baird Harry
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

General and Mrs c. +. Henderson will
leave July 10 for q three months sojourn
In Europe. They will sail July % on the
steamship Cleveland, going first to LON
don, where the general win attend the
meeting OF the International Law associa-
ton. Later they will go to Carlsbad, Ger
many. Mr. H. H. Baldrige. who Is now
In the east, also will sail on the Cleveland.
Mrs. Ella squires has gone to Belvidcre.
". y, for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Hoxle, Clark. Miss Mary Reyes of Council
Bluffs will join Mrs. sauires in the east
the last OF this month and they will sail
July go for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Smith and chill
dren are now touring England and Wales
Hon. }. II. Willard aud Miss Jessie Mil
lard will leave this week tor a two months
soturn IN England and the continent They
win return by way OF the Mediterranean.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Metz spent the
Fourth in Dresden and are now in Berlin.
Germany
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Mrs. Champ Clark, who went abroad in
May with Mrs. Harry Woodward wife of
Representative Woodward. OF West Vir-
gfnia, will return home shortly.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Miss Helen Cannon, daughter OF Speaker
Cannon viii not return TO this country
from Europe until early fan, Miss Cannon
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Secretary OF War Jacob Dickinson and
Mrs. Dickinson, who are now enroute for
Manila. upon tour OF the world, viii
return 10 this country by the way OF
Europe arriving in New York I'm October
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
social Calendar.

MONDAY-Mrs. NJ f. Funkhouser, card
afternoon at Happy Hollow; Mrs. Earl
Kiplinger Junior Bridge club
TTESDAY--Miss Elizabeth Pickens, bridge
afternoon for Miss Kathryn Wright; Mrs.
W. L. Yetter, luncheon at Field club;
Ladies' Day at Happy Hollow and Field
clubs Midwcek dance at Happy Hollow.
WEDNESDAY-Mr and Mrs. Frank Boyd,
dinner az Field club; Table RHote dinner
and dance ct Field club; b. e. Card club.
Mrs. w T. Schneider; Comet club, Mrs.
r.. &. Denman.
THURsDAY-Mrs r. l.. Huntley. LUNCH
con at Field club for Mrs. r. n. Updike;
Miss Gladys Peters luncheon al Field
club for Miss Wright; Mrs +. NJ Martin.
luncheon at Field club; Ladies Day OF
Field club and Happy Hollow; Midveek
dance at Rod and Dun club.
FRIDAY--Junlor Friday Bridge club. Miss
GLADYS Peters; Miss Helen Rieren dane
ing party at Rod and Gun club.
SATURDAY--Wee dinner dance az
Happy Hollow and Field clubs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson
will not return to Washington until Sep
TENDER. He IL making an extensive tour
through the western states, combining busi-
ness with pleasure His daughter, Miss
Wilson. has been visiting in Denver for
some time.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Midsummer's influence is strongly indi-
Gated by the social barometer. The So
ciety news becomes more and more story
OF departure OF well known folk for the
cool and comfortable mountain and lake
resorts The number OF those TO whom the
woods called this last week has been large,
and more are going this week, in fact the
vacation spirit is quite large and dangerous,
seriously threatening the summer social
life.
one interest which promises, however, to
Furnish interest this week is the mems city
tennis tournament at the Field club. Al
ways the play Ia this tournament attracts
a large gallery Of women who play or en-
joy watching the game and II becomes
therefore, the cause OF numerous small and
Informal luncheon parties.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-02-17

The funeral of Mr.. Fred srick Jas.
Wiley, who died at his home on the
Patuxent River, near Milestone, st.
Nsrv's County, on the 9th inst.
took place Wed. the 9th at Trinity
Episcopal Church. St. Mary's City.
The iunersl services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Millard F. Min
nick, rector.
The palibsarers we're Messrs.
Willard Moore. William Bennett,
Edward Fish, Woode Thomas, Jos.
Biscoe and Frank Hayden.
Mr.. Wiley is survived by his
wife. Mrs Willie Stanton Wiley.
daughter Of the late VIM. N. Stan
ton of Memphis. Tenn. and neice of
the late Ex-Governor F. P. Stanton,
OF Kansas, and three sons and two
daughters, Fred. S Wiley, Manor,
Baltimore County; John and Wal
ter T. Wiley of Newport News, Va.
Miss Mary S Wiley OF st. Mary's
County and Mrs B. J. Priester oil
Puduca, XIV. Also one brother and
three sisters survive: DR.. VIM.
Wyatt Wiley of Cumberland. Md.
Mrs Eva Keech OF Charles Comfy
Nd. Mrs Catherine Aiken Of Aus
tin. Texas. and Miss Francis Wiley
OF Baltimore.
Mr. Wiley was The son OF he late
Rev. John Wiley and Sarah Ann
Wiley. A. the outbreak Of the war
b tween the States he espou sac
The cause Of the Confederary
ard joined thrir forces at Rich
mond Mr.. Wiley was highly es
teened. and in his death the coun
loses a most valuable citizen.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-02-17

Luke F. Matthews died at the
City Hospital, Baltimore, Wednes-
dav February 9, 1910. Mr. Matthews
was Q man Of great force OF chsrsc-
ter and was ever Q gentleman. He
was Q true man, a true friend and Q
model citizen. Of late years his
health has been poor. but nothing
could ever abste his tireless energy.
With his whole heart aud all his
strength he performed every duay
OF his life as il was given him TO see
1t. and We feel that his reward is
great In Heaven. His remains were
buried ~ st. Thomas graveyard,
Charles county. beside his mother.
May he rest in peacei