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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-01
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

First Lieut. PAUL NJ GOODRICH. Ninth Infan-
Try, viii proceed to Fort Leavenworth. Kans-,
and report IN person 20 the cummandant Of the
United States Military Prison az that post for
duty, relieving First Lieut.. WALTER SINGLES.
Coast ARTILLERY CorTs.
FIRST Lieut. WALTER SINGLES Coast ARTILLERY
Corps. is assigned % the Fourth Company, Coast
Artillery Corps vicc First Lieut. ROBERT y.
CAMPBELL. Coast Artillery Corps. Lieut.. SIN
Giles upon his relief from duty az the United
States Military Prison VIII proceed 20 Join the
company 10 which be Is assigned.
The leave Of absence granted Capt. ARTHUR I.
CONGER. Twenty-ninth Infantry. Is extendde
three months
Leave Of absence for fifteen days. to take effect on
or about September a. 1910 Is granted First
Lieut.. HERMAN y. BUNDESEN. Medical Re
servo Corps.
The leave OF absence granted Second Lieut.. WILL
CONGER. Tweuty-ninth Infantry. is extended
one month.
The following transfers Of officers OF the First Cav
airy are ordered: Mai. LLOYD NJ BRETT.
from the Third squadron 10 the Second squad
ron; Maj. JOHN II. GARDNER. from the Sec
ond squadron 20 the Third squadron. The off,
GERS named viii proceed 70 join the sQuadrOns 70
which transferred.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-01

Hudson Theater. November 30. 1893, with
Marie Tempest in the role Miss Hall will
assume with the Columbia Players next
week
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Miss Ruth Hood. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cooper Hood. and Lieut..
John ]. Waterman. T. S. A. were mar
ried at the home OF the brides parents,
In Twenty-second street. at O'Clock last
evening. by Rev. o. S. Dean. D. D., of
Passaic, n. j.. uncle OF the bride. The
house was tastefully decorated in the
cavalry yellow, mingled with green. The
mantels were banked with farleyeuse
ferns and golden glow. and the prize
dieu IN the bay window of the drawing
room was festooned with the delicate
fern. The bride was attended by Miss
Ruth Heermans. of Olympia, Wash. who
acted as maid Of honor. and Mr.. Leonard
Waterman. Of Grand Rapids. brother of
the bridegroom, was the best man.
The bride was escorted and given IN
marriage by her father. She wore an
exquisite gown Of imported white crepe
de chine. richly embroidered and with
rare fiounce OF finest Chantilly lace
draped over the bodice and skirt in a
graceful fashion. Duchesse point lace
was used upon the sleeves and about
the neck. A tulle veil held with orange
blossoms and shower bouquet Of lilies
OF the valley and white orchids complet-
ed the unusually beautiful costume. The
maid Of honor wore a charming gown OF
yellow chiffon with a Powered border.
over yellow satin. and carried a shower
of maidenhair fern. Mrs. Hood. mother
OF the bride. wore black chiffon cloth
over black silk.
Only immediate relatives and a few in
innate friends were present. A bridal
supper followed the ceremony. The table
was decorated in yellow. The bride cut
the cake with the bridegrOoms sword,
and it was a merry little party which saw
them depart for an extended trip through
the far West The bride wore for trav-
cling a gray cloth suit and a black
toque After the wedding trip they will
be at home at Fort Riley, Kansas.
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While you think OF it, telephone yoUr
Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald.
and bill viii be sent you at cent a WORD.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown and son.
OF North Capitol street, are touring IN
the West
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-01

Count dAdhemar. who has spent most
OF the summer in Manchester, is in
Washington for a few days.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-01

The marriage IS announced OF Miss
Grace Z. Beavers and Claude c. KoOntz.
The ceremony was performed Tuesday
afternoon. at the First Presbyterian
Church. at $50 O'Clock. Rev. Donald {.
Mcleod oficiated
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-01

Capt. Archibald McGinnis. a veteran
special agent OF the Pension Office, who
has been on field duty in Illinois for
some years. is again located in Wash
ington.
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In The SOCIAL WORLD
Miss Hood Becomes Bride of
Lieut.. Waterman.
CEREMONY AT BRIDES HOME

Miss Rose OsgOOd and Lieut.. Charles
Edgar brilliant, U. $ n, Are Mar
New willard by Chaplain George
l.. BayRrd-SOciaI Notes of Interest.
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Miss Rose Osgood. daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Clarence Whitman Osgood. Of
this city. was married yesterday morning
10 Lieut. Charles Edgar Brilliant, T.
s. n. The ceremony was performed at
II 80 in the Presidential suite Of the New
Willard Hotel by Chaplain George L.
Bayard, L. S. N, in the presence OF a
very small company OF the two families.
Lieut. and Mrs. Charles T. Hutchins. son
and daughter-in-law OF Rear Admiral
Hutchins. were best man and matrOn Of
honor. The ceremony was performed ac-
cording 10 the Episcopal rites The bride
wore white satin and lace, with a tulle
veil and orange blossoms. After the
luncheon the bride and bridegroom left
FOR Philadelphia. the first lap OF a long
motor trip through the Berkshires and
the White Mountains OF New Hampshire
The bride wore a motor costume OF shep-
herd plaid, with a gray auto bonnet. on
their return they will have an apartment
at the Cairo. The bride Is known as
one Of the most skillful horsewomen and
motorists. She is well known as a cross
country rider.
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Naval Orders.

Lieut.. 7. F. CALDWELL TO duty Indiana as senior
engineer officer
Lieut.. J. a TOWNSEND. detached duty command
Narwhal; TO home and wait orders.
Ensign A. II. NILES, detached duty command
Viper; 20 duty command Narghal
Ensign l. P. WARREN. detached duty Cuttlefsh ;
20 duty command Viper.
Surgeon ]. @. PRYOR. detached duty navy yard
Pensacola Fla. to duty Bureau Of Medicine and
Surgery, Navy Department. Washington, ID. @.
The favorite corset is long-waisted even when the
bust q the corset is low.
Yawning is caused by deficiency in the an
supply % the lungs.
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COIumbin-"The Marriage of Kitty"

Next week at the Columbia Theater will
be a notable one, in that for the first
time since her opening week. when she
charmed her auditors with the sweetness
OF her Interpretation Of Billy Burke's role
In Love Watches" Blanche Hall will
be seen in a star part. 1t VIII be as
katherine Silverton in The Marriage Of
Kitty" comedy in three acts. adapted
from the French Of Fred GEesac and r.
dc Croisset, by Cosmo Gordon Lennox
Despite its origin and the retention Of oil
the humorous situations. sprightliness,
gayety. and interest. It is. withal. clean
and devoid Of Objectionable features. In
deed. II may be described as a thoroughly
amusing piece Of frivolity that ranges in
the course Of its action from high comedy
almost TO burlesdGs. The Marriage "
Kitty" was produced In New York at the
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BeIasco-"Con q Cor

On Monday next at the Belasco Theater
Henry W. Savage will offer for the first
time in America his latest European i'm
portation, which is described as a cheeky
comedy, Con d Co. by oliver Herford.
The play bearing this unique title was a
success at the Neuveautes Theater. Paris.
It's theme is strikingly new. being based
upon the idea Of two men who conspired
together 10 make money without the
formality OF having 20 work for f. One
Of them. Con, is a genius at devising
schmes to produce coin. The situation
never offers itself where he cannot turn
a trick to get money: for instance. as the
play opens a number Of distinguished
people are assembled on a balcony over
looking the famous Inter der Linden.
Berlin. to view a procession in honor of
the Sultan Of Zanzibar. Cornelius is only
an invited guest. but being pressed for
money. as usual. sees in this situation an
opportunity and brings with him three
strange guests. II transpires that these
are men TO whom he has sold seats on
this balcony to view the parade. They
believe that the owner is a impover-
isheG citizen who is thus trying TO add 10
his income. while the owner himself is a
rich distinguished man and absolutely
ignorant Of the character OF his guests.
Imagine his surprise when the project OF
police comes in and announces to him
that he is under arrest for selling seats
upon HIS balcony. He protests. confronts
Con, who admits what he has done. and
suggests as a remedy that he offer the
officer 500 marks 70 overlook the matter
Indignantly. he does so and goes storm
ing off. when Cornelius delighted at the
success Of the scheme, rushes to the officer
and demands half. The officer. 1t seems.
is the Co. Of Con & Co. And this Is only
one Of the schemes The cast is a nOta-
bic one, and includes Maude Odell, Will
lam Burress. Harry Stone. Tom Walsh,
Nelly Roland. and Ben Hendricks.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-01

Mrs. Charles L. Beckarts. wife OF Mai.
Beckarts. q. S. A.. and Miss Ethel Bee
arts. who have been spending the summer
in New England. have arrived IN New
York City. where they are guests for
few days at the Wolcott. They viii re-
turn 70 Washington early next week and
open their apartment in the WestmOre-
land
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The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Fouts.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi NJ Fouts.
and Percival E. Rowe took place yester-
day morning at 70 o'clock az the Hamline
Methodist Church, Rev DR.. II. F. France.
pastor OF Trinity Methodist Church, per-
forming the ceremony. The church dec
Orations for the occasion we're palms and
clusters Of white roses and hydrangeas.
The bride was given in marriage by her
father. She was gOwned in a handsome
frOck OF white lace over soft silk. with
a large black picture hat. and carried
shower Of Bride roses and maidenhair-
ferns Miss Ruth Fouts attended her
sister as maid OF honor. and wore a pink
messaline satin gown. with a large black
chip hat. She carried Bridesmaid roses.
Mr. Fred Rice was best man. Following
the ceremony. a wedding breakfast was
served at the home Of the BRIDES par
ents. at l5S F street southeast. and in the
afternoon the young couple left for a
wedding trip IN the North. The brides
travelling gown was OF blue cloth. with
hat OF the same shade. Upon their re-
turn they will be at home after October
az the De Soto apartments.
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Miss Anna Clara Harris Whitfield, OF
Milledgeville, Ca, was married yesterday
20 Mr.. Welles Merriam. OF this city. The
ceremony was performed in the Church
Of the Ascension by Rev Nelson Falls.
OF Georgetown. The bride wore her tray
cling suit. and the couple left immedl-
ately afterward for a wedding trip
North On their return they Will spend
some time with the bridegroom's brother.
DR.. Merriam, in Kensington Nd. The
bride is sister Of Lieut. Robert Whit
field, L. 5. A. and came to Washington
TO study art. in which she has made
splendid progress.
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The marriage OF Miss Alice Dean Hin
ghter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George H
Hill, to DR.. Harry Wells Woodward took
place in the home OF the brides parents
in Sixteenth street at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The ceremony was performed
By Rev. F. c. Powers. The bride wore
a travelling suit Of blue Chanting silk.
with hat to match. and carried Bride
roses. a reception followed. and after
the wedding luncheon the bride and bride
groom left for the North Their future
home will be in Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs Ralston. wife OF Lieut.. Ralston
has been the recent guest OF the TyIers
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at their summer home in New London.
Conn. Their Washington home is leased
to the Russian Ambassador and they
have spent the past few years at their
summer home and abroad.
Gen. and Mrs. j. Franklin Bell have
Joined Mrs. Darlington and Miss Sally
Darlington at the Bay View Hotel.
jamestown. r. !.
Conmander Halsey. U. 5. N. and Mrs.
Halsey haYe returned to Washington
after spending the summer at Chelsea.
n. J.
Miss Ruth Halford who came here
yesterday for the wedding of her cousin.
Miss Hood, VIII return to the Brooklyn
Navy Yard Saturday. She has recently
returned from a motor trip ,nrough the
New England summer resorts and a
visit TO jamestown, r. l.. during the
visit OF the Atlantic fleet there. Mrs.
Halford las been in New England. They
will return here the middle OF October
and will take an apartment for the
winter
The Forrest City times., 1910-02-25
Everything in the
Grocery Line
is fresh
al
Neblett'S

Produce of all kinds at Sellers.
For room with board in private
family call phone 270.
Colonel Ed Landvoigt and Mr.. Jas.
Alley spent several days the first Of
the week with Messrs. James and
Frank Derositt at the Fishing Lake
plantation, where they had good sport
among the birds and other game. They
returned to the city Wednesday after
noon.
A warm spell Sunday morning, fol-
lowed by warm rain Sunday after
noon and night, finished up the snow
of last week. However, hopes of q
warm were dispeled Wednesday
morning when the widely heralded
cold wave made its appearance as
scheduled.
Do you know that Group can be pre-
vented? Give Chamberlain Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, Or even aft. onv Utoapy cough
appears and it will prevent the attack
1t is also a certain cure for Group and
has never been known to fail. Sold
by all dealers.
The Forrest City times., 1910-02-25
Mackerel at Sellers.

Call at the Office OF the City Water
and Light company and pay your bill
on or before the tenth of March, and
avoid the risk of having service cut
off and paying the penalty.
Mr.. Henry Mallory, well known cot
ton buyer, who has been in Forrest
City since the beginning of the cotton
season, left the first of the week for
Florida to spend vacation.
Mrs. NJ. Dickerson, of the Empor-
ium, left Saturday evening for ST.
Louis to purchase spring stock of
goods for that establishment. She ex-
poets to return early next week.
Mr. Frank Schulz, of the Pastime
Pool Room, is installing new and
model bowling alley in his place on
North Front street. He expects to be
ready for business Saturday night.
Mr.. Roy Clifton, candidate for
treasurer of St. Francis county, was
in the city Monday on business and
meeting the voters of the county. He
was a pleasant caller at this Office.
WANTED-Young man of excellent
character desires to correspond with
refined young lady. Object matrimo-
ny. Address in own handwriting, IL"
care The Times, Forrest City. Ark.
Francis Joe, the infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Tom O'Brien, has been quite
sick this week with an attack of bror =
chitiS and has caused his parents.
friends and relatives some uneasines !.
Prof. Newsom has sold his residence
to Mr.. Louis Rollwage and has pur-
chased two corner lots i'm the Partridge
property on Washington street extend
ed, where he will erect himself d hand
some home.
The Forrest City times., 1910-02-25
Full Line Of Staple
Dry Goods
Always On Hand
At Neblett's

Miss Fannie Winfield, who was about
ready to start ON her spring trip to
the millinery markets was taken quite
sick last Saturday evening, with an
attack Of fever, and is still confined to
her room. We hope that she will soon
be entirely recovered and able to re-
turn TO her duties at the store.
Mrs Louis Rollwage has greatly inn
proved the appearance of her residence
on North Washington street by hay-
ing the shade trees in the grounds sur
rounding IL trimmed and topped Mr.
John Boyce, who is an artist at this
kind Of work did the work and is to
be commended for the excellent job
he made of it.
A few minutes delay in treating
some cases Of Group, even the length
OF time it takes TO go for a doctor
often proves dangerous. The safest
way IS To keep Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in the house, and at the first
indication OF Group give the child
dose. Pleasant TO take and always
cures. Sold by all dealers.
Mr.. NJ. N. Norment, Of Whiteyille.
Tenn, has purchased 800 acre tract
north OF Whitmore, which he intends
TO farm. Mr.. Norment expects TO re-
move with his family to his purchase
in the near future. They will be cor
daily welcomed. The sale was made
through Mr.. James l. Hawk, the real
estate man. Consideration, $1,000.
The Finley vaudeville troupe, that
has been playing for the past two
Wpaks Malpnftc I'm pariaI thaatra
left Monday morning for Mariana.
where Mr.. Finley is running a moving
picture and vaudeville show. The
company made friends in the city dur
ing their stay and it is hoped they
will return here at some early future
date.
Mr.. John Slaughter has fitted up
and is moving into the store building
on the northwest corner of Jackson
and Washington streets, recently &C.
cupied by Pete Canale, and will con-
duct jewellery establishment there.
The rear of the building has been let
to Mr. j. A. Douglass, who will con-
duct harness making and repair
shop.
The storm last night kept many
away from tne NOouS opera mouse,
but those who braved the storm and
attended were amply rewarded for so
doing, for it was the universe 'erdict
OF all present that IAN A rican
Hobo" is an exceptionally intef ting
comedy, and that Robert A. is
the most entertaining comediaf at
has ever appeared before a Wei On
audience. The manager Of TIE rs
house promises to secure ret tie
| from Mr.. Neff for next season ell
| lington, (Kans.,) Daily jour Vt
the opera house tonight, Eel IS.
The Forrest City times., 1910-02-25
Stuffed dates at Sellers.

For stenographic work or tvpp-writ
ing see Miss Irma Stevens at the of
ilee OF the a. l.. Stevens Gndertak-
ing Establishment.
FOR SALE 240 acres good bottom
iahd, been cut over, northwest of Rawli.
son, sandy loan soil. Prices 81 per
acre. JAS. |. Hawk.
Tuesday was Washington birth.
day. but outside of the postofTice keep.
ing Sunday hours, there was no ob.
servance Of the day.
Farm for sale or rent. located four
miles east from Colt, Ark. For full
particulars write +. +. Evans. Box 2e5,
Dumas, Arkansas.
Mrs. T. f. Blume, Of Ninden,
Louisiana, arrived in the city SUNDAY
70 visit for awhile with her daughter,
Mrs. Paul A. Gwyn.
Mr.. Jesse Wilder, of Memphis, came
over Saturday night and spent the
day Sunday with his mother and other
relatives and friends
FOUND One pair 24-carat gold
frame eye glasses Owner NAV have
same by proving property and paying
Tor this advertisement.
Miss lleadley kendrick, Of Wide.
ner. was in the city Monday evening
and guest of Miss Minnie Stuart, al
the Forrest City Hotel
The Forrest City times., 1910-02-25
Large 0vercup
Hickory Nuts
20 cts per peck
NEBLETT'S

II troubled with indigestion, consti-
patton, no appetite or feel bilious,
give Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets a trial and you will be
pleased with the result. These tab
lets invigorate the stomach and liver
and strengthen the digestion. Sold by
all dealers.
Carmen people who failed to attend
the play at the opera house Wednes-
day night, missed rare treat. The
comedy drama AN American Hobo
was presented by Robert A. Netf, sup
ported by an excellent company Of art
lists. The house was well filled, and
all present were charmed with the fine
acting. Carmen has never seen bet
ter actor than Neff, i'll the character
of a tramp. 1t is safe to say that If
Bob Neff ever visits Carmen again, he
will be greeted With d packed house.
Carmen, (Okla.) Headlight. Opera
House Friday night.
The Forrest City times., 1910-02-25
Cranberries at Sellers.

FOR SALE-lG0 acres good bottom
land, some timber near Blackfsh Lake.
VIII make $50 acre farm when clean
ed up. Price now SD per acre. Jas.
/, Hawk.
FOR RENT Furnished or unfurn-
lshed, the Landers residence, on the
NH, opposite + w. DeRositt's resi-.
dence. Apply to Mrs. 5. y. Landers.
phone 2G0
Water aud light bills are due on
the 10Th of the month. Save trouble
for yourself and tie company by call
Ing at the office before that date and
settling up.
We are selling Vie new school books
at list prices. This was never done
in Forrest Civ before. Give us your
trade in school books ana we will save
yJu money.
Mr. Tom 0'Brien. went over To
Memphis Tuesday 10 be in attendance
upon Mr.. Michael McManus. Whodied
at st. Josephs hospital in that eity
that evening.
The Forrest City times., 1910-02-25
When you are
hungry
phone
Neblett
for groceries

The family that keeps on hand and
uses occasionally the celebrated
Prickly Ash Bitters is always we'll
regulated family. J. T. Sanders,
Special Agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hester, of Bel.
grade, Montana, who have been the
delightful guests Of his cousin, Mrs.
Helen Jones for week, left WedneS-
day for their home.
Miss Nora Belle Coffey has been as
sisting Mr.. Bob Sellers in his grocery
store during the illness of Mr.. viii
Evans, who we are pleased to note is
able to be out again.
Mrs. f. H. Wood and three children,
Ruth, Ruby and baby boy, of Wilson,
Ark, have been the guests of Mrs. J
d. Hodges for two weeks Mrs. " God
has visited here before.