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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27


after noon Sunday wedding party
at Interstate was turned into a
brawl and the contracting parties
were forced TO postpone the nuptial
event to some future time when 1t
can be performed in the presence of
more orderly assemblage
All the participants were Slavs,
and it Is said that the trouble was
started by three members of that
nationality who came from Me-
| whorter and was caused by one of
them being denied the honor OF be-
ing best man. About dozen mixed
up In the melee, hut no weapons
were used and aside from minor cuts
and bruises no one was injured.
| Superintendent Louis Keener. az
ter failing to Quell the disturbances,
summoned Justice A, II. Booth to
the scene. John Doe warrants were
issued for the three men charged
with prec!pitatlng the trouble and
they were taken to the Clarksbure
Jail to await hearing.
West Milford merchants have an
nounced their intention OF trans
Serring their shipping point from
4 Lost Creek TO this place. Owing tc
the condition of the roads they have
been having part of their goods con
signed here for some time and as
the experiment has proved satisfac'
tory the change will become perma
nent. Since the opening OF the new
road between here and Minera
Springs and the construction OF
bridge across the river at that place
MT. CLARE, April 25-Mrs. Mo!
lie colven, of Jane Lew, spent Sun
day here a guest OF Mrs. David F
Morgan.
oda Newcome. telegraph operator
who has been doing relief duty here
has returned to Wolfe Summit.
Mrs. d. o. Booth and little son
David, OF Clarksburs, are her
: guests of friends.
Miss Ada Smith, teacher in thu
local school, spent Sunday in sa
lem.
: Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Roush have re
turned from Parkersb rg. wher
where they spent the last week.
! Attorney James W. Robinson, o
Clarkshurg, was here Ssturda
evening enroute TO the home OF hi
> parents at craigmocr.
Mrs. Louis Keener and Mss Ann
Thomas are visiting relatives !
t Fairmcnt.
l Baltzer Kramer, of the Hutchiaso
: Coal Company. spent Sunday !
: Ciarksburg.
81 .. l.. Blake transacted business In
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27

WALLACE, April 24.-Mrs. Charity
Lanham, wife of James Lanham, ST.,
is dead at their home in the DAWSON
addition, after an illness during most
of the winter. The deceased woman
would have been Is years old, had
she been spared one more day. She
is survived by her husband, two sons,
John Lanham and S. r. Lanham, of
Big Rock Camp and one daughter,
Mrs. A. A. Stout, of Clarksburg, one
daughter having proceeded her. Fun
eral services were held in the Bap-
fist church at MGrshvillar Sunday,
and the inter1nent was at the ceme-
terry there.
This neighborhood has again been
represented at Oakland This time
the contracting parties were, L. b.
Shields, son of j. I. Shields, prom
inent farmer and merchant of Pike
Fork of McElroy. and Miss Bnrl
Conoway an orphan girl. who made
her home with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. s S. shriver, of the head
of Little Tenmlle creek. There was
no serious objection to the marriage,
except that they were young, so they
concluded to cettle the argument by
taking the train to Oakland.
Joe Wingfeld, a former employee
of the Eureka Pipe Line Company
here. who has been in poor health
for some time. has moved back to
his former home at Tenmile and will
change his occupation, hoping that
The change will benefit his health.
Mrs. C. c. swieer, of MllIde run, is
seriously ill at this writing.
E. L. Estlack. OF Grass run, was
here recently visiting his son, F. S.
Estlack. of the Square Deal store.
George Moses made business trip
TO Clarksburg Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-30
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS.

The following new arrivals are at the
Hotel Braddock: Harriet NJ. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Conrad, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. o. Whitford, Miss v. Richards, Miss
Frances Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
P Dickinson and son, Miss Young, ]. A.
Abbott, and Col. and Mrs. G. H. Ourand
and Miss Ourand.
At Camp Schley Inn: Mrs. August
Kleblatt and daughters, Marian and
Lillian; Mrs. A. G. Mackey, and little
son.
At the Avalon: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Myers. Miss Elizabeth Myers. Mr..
Melvin Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse NJ.
Grove, Mrs. E. J. Bonis, Mrs. NJ. Estelle.
Miss Mary Loretta Quill. Miss Katherine
McNeal, Miss Della l. Tune, Miss Nettie
B. Tune, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Simpson
and two children, Miss Sudgsburger, Mr..
and Mrs. MacClements, Mrs. Annie Bonis
Adams, and Mrs. Edwin w. Davis.
At Nibrah cottage: Mrs. Mckee, Miss
Edythe Mckee, Mr.. Thomas Mckee, Miss
McGrath. Miss Darr, and Mrs. w.
Fischer.
Visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
D. E. Kefauver are Mr.. and Mrs. B. e.
Cundiff, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Caudell
and daughter.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Linn
McGrew are Miss Mary C. Taylor and
Miss Lulu Hobby. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Ziervogel and Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hobby
were Sunday guests at Linn Lodge.
At the Doll cottage: Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil,
Mrs Harlowe, Miss Sallie Harlowe, Miss
Margaret Normoyle, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bailey.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-30

Of the guests appeared to charming ad-
vantage, while Of others 10 might be said
that ludicrous better described their
'get-ups." The latter adjective seemed
to At the case Of Commander Frank Kim
NAL OF Warrington, who dressed ~ an
infant who drank from his feeding bot
tie. was trundled into the party by Mr..
q. r. Brooks, Of Washington, attired
in the garb Of q colored nurse.
Another pair which attracted admirtng
attention included Mrs. A g. Clapham
and Mrs J. NJ. Carter, both OF WASH
ington, the former most charmingiy
childlike In short baby dress with pink
ribbons, cap, and socks, led by the latter
in the very attractive role OF French
maid. Misses Cohen and Thesis made
the most fascinating pair OF twins, In
pink and blue, while Mrs. ]. Harvey
Tombs. Of Washington: Mrs. Horace Bu-
chanan, Of Richmond, and Mrs. w. r.
Ramsey, Of Louisville, were another cap
tivating trio Of pretty maids.
Others whose costumes created much
admiration were the Misses Pessou, OF
New Orleans; Miss Annie Cole Simpkfns,
Of Savannah; Miss Ruth Maddox, OF
Washington; Mrs. Robert Small, OF
Washington; Mrs. r. H. McMillen. of
Knoxville; Miss Hehin, Of Galveston;
Messrs. Horace and Tazewen Buchanan.
Of Richmond, these two In pink and blue
rompers; Harvey Cassidy, of Washing
ton; Mr.. Gilmer. Of Richmond. and DR..
]. T. Wolf, Of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-30
ROCKVILLE.

Miss Louise Viett was hostess at
luncheon q few days ago. her guests be-
ing Mrs. E. E. Ramey and daughter,
Miss Jane Ramey; Mrs. Arthur Ruckman
and Misses Margaret Snyder and Mary
Scott, OF Washington, and Miss Lula
Heimiller, of Baltimore.
Miss Alice Bouic, of Chesapeake City,
has been visiting relatives in Rockville
and other parts of the county.
Dr. and Mrs. George e. Lewis have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Run,
Of Washington.
Miss Annie Price, of Montclair, N. j.,
has returned to her home, after visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Robert N. Bayliss, here.
Mrs. Robert T. L. Smith was hostess
at the bi-weekly meeting of the Inquiry
Club Monday afternoon. Following the
programme, refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sratmyer enter
tanned the Young Peoples Union OF the
Baptist church at the monthly meeting
and social Thursday evening. An inter
esting programme was rendered. afteg
which refreshments were served.
Rev. and Mrs. Oscar w. Henderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Davis are
at Virginia Beach for a few weeks.
Rev. and Mrs Thomas J. Packard are
spending several weeks at Glover Lick,
W. Va
Misses Mary and Lottie Pumphrey are
spending two weeks at Atlantic City
with a number Of Washington and Balti-
more friends.
Rev. and Mrs Louis W. Watson and
children have gone to Keyser, w. Va,
to spend several weeks. They are be-
ing visited by Miss Lydia Almoney.
Misses Lillian Prettyman. Lillian Ben
nett, and Bertha Rogers left few days
ago for a trip to Niagara Falls, Lake
The Washington herald., 1911-07-30
WASHINGTON GROVE.

The lawn fete and play given Monday
evening in Woodward Field by the Mems
Athletic Association for the benefit OF
their clubhouse was largely attended and
enjoyed by residents Of this place. Those
| taking part in the play, "At the Recruit
ing Station" were Messrs. Daniel Garges
Julius Kaiser, Welch, Bains, McCathran
and Lindsay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wilmer and fam
lily are occupying their new bungalow ir
Grove avenue.
| Mrs. Rebecca Woodward and Miss
| Elizabeth Wilson, Of Somerset Heights
Nd, are visiting the family Of Mr.. Ros.
we'll Woodward. Of this place
Miss Irma Walker is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Mayberry Hughes. Of Fourth
| avenue.
Miss Ruth Koontz. recently graduated
with first honors at the kindergarten de-
partment OF the Washington Normal
School, is spending her summer at the
Grove.
Mrs. v. p. Wilson. of Georgetown. is
visiting Mrs. NJ. D. Peck, Of Grove ave-
nue..
Mrs. E. D. Huntley has returned from
her visit to Philadelphia and Ocean
Grove, N. J.
Mrs. Hunt, of the Plaza, has as her
guest her sister, Mrs. Nan Martin. OF
Washington.
DIR. Julia P. Horton, Of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mrs. Henry Craig, Of the
Plaza.
On Tuesday, July 25. Miss Grace Ross.
president of the Washington Readers
Club, was the Chautauqua attraction at
| the Auditorium. Her interesting pro-
nf Nd
enjoyed by a large audience.
ter. and sons are spending the summer at
their cottage in Fourth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Miller, OF George
town, have taken the cottage Of Mrs.
Alvin Smith for the remainder Of the
season.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Cook are visit
ing their son, DR.. Elmer Cook, OF Grove
| avenue.
DR.. and Mrs Albert Osborn have as
their guest Miss Mabel Scott, Of WASH
ington.
On Thursday evening the Ladies' Guild
of Washington Grove gave an "acQuaint-
ance sociable'' at the Auditorium, which
was largely attended by residents Of the
county and the Grove.
Mrs. Caroline Ober is one Of the recent
arrivals at Hotel Albany.
The Chautauqua attraction for Friday
and Saturday nights were concerts by
the Lyric Glee Club, composed Of Mr..
Omar Covert, tenor and flute soloist;
Francis /. Hendry, second tenor and cor
netist; Henry NJ. Doolittle, barytone and
trombone soloist, and Tom c. Polk, basso,
reader. and manager. Both concerts were
well attended and enjoyed.
Mrs. Platt, of Grove avenue. has as
her guest her sister. Mrs. Luther, Of
Washington.
The annual camp meeting will be held
at this place August to 13, services be-
ing under the direction of DR.. John w. r.
Sumwalt. Many ministers will partici-
pate. Each day. beginning with Thurs
day, August g. Bible readings will be con-
Quoted by DIR. A w. Rudisill, of Hyatts-
Vile, Md, formerly missionary to India,
and meetings for boys and girls. conduct
ed by Mrs Rudisill. Also at 7:30 song
services will introduce the preaching. On
Sunday there will be preaching services
at II a. M, 2:3O and 7:30 p. m, filling the
days programme.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-30
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

Mr.. Harry Bowman, of the State De-
parrnent, accompanied by his wife, spent
last Sunday with friends at the Beach.
The following guests from Washington
were entertained during the past week at
the beautiful tent home of Mr.. and Mrs.
s. l. Heacock, which overlooks the bay
from the crest of the hill: DR.. and Mrs.
F. v. Brooks. Mr.. George Starking. with
Mrs. Starking; Mrs. Johnson. Miss Covey,
Miss Slyor. DR.. ]. L. Brooks, Messrs.
Walter and F. ]. Brooks, jr. The ride
to the Beach was made in a private car.
Mr.. Odell Smith, Of the Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat Company, accom-
panied by Mrs. Smith and Frank Smith,
Mr.. w. A. Knotts Mrs. E. F. Knots, and
Miss Verda Knots are a few Washing
tonians who were also entertained at
the same hospitable retreat.
Among the visitors last week were Mr..
Terrence H. Sweeney, chief Of accounts
division, Sixth Auditors Office. wife and
daughter; Mr.. Joseph P. Cullen, Sixth
Auditors Office; Mr.. John F. Duggan,
Sixth Auditors Office; Mr.. c. A. Kline,
assistant passenger agent, Southern Rail-
way; Mr.. c. A. Drake, Chief of Bureau
OF Soils, Department of Agriculture; Mr.
A. d. Spangler, Sons of American Revo-
luton, Pension Office; Mrs. A. D. Span
gier. z. s. Schmid and family, s. F.
ShreVe and wfre, J. h Shreve and daugh-
ter, A. B. Douglas, and Philip Nachman
and family.
At the Highview Cottage are Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Jacobs, Miss Sebastian, Mr. A.
Hoover and family. Mr.. C. Savage and
family. M. J. B. Jacobs, Mr.. T. B.
Jacobs, and P. L. Kise, OF Washington;
Mr.. ]. H. Palmer, of Baltimore, Md;
Miss Emma Dammfelser, Baltimore, Md. /:
NJ Fill Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferd
and children, Mrs. L. Smoot and son.
and A.. J. Bucheler, Of Washington; E.
swetser and wife, Baltimore, Md, and
Mrs. Margaret Mahoney, Rockville. Md.
At Marinellis are W. H. Oday. Mrs
P. A. Radice, Frank Faer. wife and chill
dren, Rebecca Faer. Lucille Atty, c. c.
Grimsley and family. and A. Bondorff, OF
Washington: Henry Walden, Baltimore,
Md. and Mr.. A. L. Allen and wife, Bal
tlmore Md
The Washington herald., 1911-07-30

stay Of several weeks with Mrs. Burton's
mother, Mrs. Cross. at Catonsville. Bal
timore County.
Miss Coral Wilson and Elizabeth VII
son are visiting their aunt. Mrs. Paul
Iglehart, in Baltimore.
Miss Essie Davidson. Of Washington, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles A Wells,
Of Spencer street.
Mrs. Virginia Grimes Roberts has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John r. Martin,
In Upper Marlboro.
Mrs. Reverdy J. Clasett, Of weston .
viii leave In few days to spend the re-
mainder Of the summer in the Catsl1ill
Mountains.
Miss Angela vandoren entertained COM
pany at bridge whist Monday evening.
The tables were arranged on the spacious
porches, which were illuminated with
Japanese lanterns. Following the games
refreshments were served.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-30
ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BAY.

Air like wine and sky Of Colorado blue,
with atmosphere SO clear that Kents
Island, five miles across the bay, seems
near neighbor, mark the midsummer
days at Arundel-on-the-Bay. Blankets
are regularly in order and early morning
fires very comfortable.
With a few exceptions, every cottage Is
open, nearly all being occupied by the
owners, and 1t has been many seasons
since there has been so much genuine en-
joyment of the pretty Arundel cottages
as the present.
Crabs are so abundant that even the
dogs catch them, II the latest fish story Is
to be believed. Dick, owned by Mr.. Ar
thur Lee Bosley, watched the water from
his masters pier and at the exact moment
of the appearance Of his prey dived into
the water, catching the crab at the only
safe spot OF the crabs anatomy for dog
to handle, and then swan back to shore
and put his trophy in the waiting basket
Not once. but many times was this game
repeated. until there were enough crabs
for the big automobile party Of cottagers
on the Severn River who had motored
over for lunch.
Rev. DR.. John r. straton. of Baltimore,
is on vacation from his pulpit in one Of
the chief Baptist churches Of that city.
Among the clergy who visit Arundel
none Is more welcome than Father Ed
ward Dempsey, Of Oakland. Cal, who
spent week with the family OF Mr.. NJ. I.
Weller. returning to town to rejoin the
California Elks, whose chaplain he is.
Father Dempsey's work among the Cali
fornia mission churches has had q far
reaching effect for good.
This Is quite literary center. There
is Philander Johnson, creator of Shoot
ing Stars and dramatic critic; Judge w.
NJ Abbott, owner and editor Of the An
napolis Capital: Mrs. Gage. clever writer
OF travel tales and charming verse. and
many near-writers.
Artists also are to be found, although
great regret Is felt that one Of the most
noted Of the number. George B. Matthews.
who has fine studio IN his cottage here.
has not found time this year to occupy It.
Mrs. Olds. wife OF the treasurer Of the
Union Trust Bank, has improved the few
weeks by the bay to put into oil somo
really Nriking views.
Miss Susie Courts has been visiting the
family Of Representative Gardner at AL
bion. Mich. out returned to Arundel q
few days ago.
The family Of Mr.. Mcintyre have opened
Rose Cottage for the summer and expect
many Washington guests before the sea-
son closes. Mayor Smith will have his
family IN Concord cottage In . few days.
His daughter, hrA Abbott 70 In the Phil
The Washington herald., 1911-07-30
LAUREL.

Mrs. Lepage Cromminer and Miss
Eliza CrommiIler are at Atlantic City.
Miss Bertha Butler left Thursday for q
visit Of several weeks at Atlantic City.
There was ''woman's suffragist meet
ing held at Cloverleaf Inn Tuesday
evening. The speakers were Miss Bev-
eridge. OF Baltimore; Mrs. Gabriel and
Mr.. Ramie. Of Baltimore. Mrs. Ramie
and Miss Wilson, from the Eastern Shore,
accompanied them.
Mrs. Tenant. Of New Jersey, was the
guest the past week Of Mrs. L. Crowther.
Miss Annie Stanley and Mr.. Charles
Stanley, jr., leave on Saturday for q
weeks stay at Mountain Lake.
Mrs. Lee Gilbert is the guest of Mrs.
William E. Gilbert at Ingleside.
Mrs. Naylor and Mr.. Dorsey. Of Hy-
attsville, were the guests Of the tennis
club on Saturday.
The Misses Kennedy gave a dance at
their home, THE Maple" last Saturday.
Many were present from Laurel, Howard,
and Montgomery counties.
Mr.. Frye, Of Washington, was the
guest for the weekend Of Mr.. Thomas
Clarkson-
by Mr.. Charles Stanley, jr., and Mr..
Roseberry, are camping this week at In
dian landing, Anne Arundel County.
Miss lola Stanley is visiting Miss Ida
Tyson at Ellicott City.
Mrs. VIII Boyd and daughter, Miss
Mary Boyd. Of Philadelphia, are the
guests Of Mrs. Boyds mother, Mrs. Mary
Brehme.
Miss George Newly, Of Warrenton, Va,
is the guest of her cousins. the Misses
Gilbert at Ingleside.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church held a lawn
fete on Mrs. Miles lawn Friday even
ing. Ice cream and cake were served.
Mrs. L. E. Dement, and children have
been visiting relatives In New York City.
Mr.. Stewart D. Long has gone to Sum-
nyside, Carbon County, Utah, where he
has an appointment under the United
States Geological Survey.
Mrs. Agnes King. Of Florida, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Kate Overington.
Miss Annie Odenwull. Of Baltimore, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. De Vouges.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-30

riet Hughes, to Mr.. Joseph Thomas, on
July a. The ceremony took place at the
Baptist church, Lakeland, Md. Rev. c.
Alexander, the pastor Of the church. off,
ciated.
Announcement is made of the marriage
Of Miss Charlotte Elizabeth Greene,
daughter of Mrs. Ella v. Greene. of
Baltimore, Nd, and Ensign James Down
ing Smith, U. S. N. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Francis T. Tagg, edi-
tor of the Methodist Protestant at his
home, 726 Lennox street, in Baltimore.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage Of Miss Beatrice Simpson, daughter
of Mrs. Harriet Hughes. and Mr. Joseph
Thomas. The ceremony was performed
at the First Baptist Church. Lakeland.
Md, by the pastor, Rev. c. Alexander,
Thursday, July 27.
Mrs. A. L. Wagner. widow Of Col A
L. Wagner, announces the marriage Of
her daughter, Miss Gertrude Matilda
Wagner. to Mr.. Neill S. Brown, OF WASH
ington. The ceremony took place at the
home of the brides uncle, Mr.. T. H.
Howard, at Sewickley, Pa. Mr.. Brown
is son of the late Mr.. Nell S. Brown,
formerly of Tennessee, who lived in
Washington for many years. Mrs. Brown
is a grandniece of Dolly Madison, and
her daughter. Miss Marie Mcmillan
Brown. is one of the popular girls in
Washington society.
The marriage Of Miss Marjorie williar.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D.
Williar, of Baltimore, to Midshipman
Beirne Saunders Bullard, U. S. N, son
of Commander and Mrs. William H. G..
Bullard, took place yesterday afternoon
at 8 o'clock in st. Timothys P. E. Church
at Catonsville, Nd. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Percy Foster Hall,
the rector, and was followed by a small
reception in the home of the brides
parents, "Paradjse,' near Catonsville
Only the members of the two families
and a very few intimate friends were
asked. The bride had for her maid of
honor Miss Phyllis Slauson, of Hagers-
town, and the best man was Midshipman
Everett D. Capehart, stationed on the
Minnesota, upon which the bridegroom is
also stationed The ushers Were Mid
shipman Theodore E. Hammond, of the
battle ship Minnesota. and Messrs. c. c.
Anderson, John NJ. Mackall, and Harry
D. Williar, jr, all of Baltimore, the latter
a brother of the bride. The bride wore
white serge suit with a bodice of en-
broidered white chiffon, and a large
white picture hat. She carried a shower
of white sweet peas and lavender or
chids. Miss Slauson wore white serge
suit also and large white hat and car
ried a shower of Lavender sweet peas and
white orchids. The color scheme of the
wedding was mauve or lavender hy-
drangeas and sweet peas. After the
wedding trip, the bride and bridegroom
will be at home at the League Island
Navy Yard, where the Minnesota is now
stationed.
This wedding is the outcome of the hops
at the Naval Academy, the bride going
there frequently for these festivities dur
ing the time of the bridegroom's cadet
days.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-30

George, Quebec. and other points OF
interest, expecting to be gone three
weeks.
A Sunday school has been organized
at Cropley. this county. with the follow
ing of1cers: superintendent, Mrs- l. n
Redden; assistant superintendent, Julian
p. Vaughn; secretary and treasurer
Charles F. Bodine; teachers, Mrs. A. b.
Hill. Mrs. Thomas Bissett, Miss Susie
Lynch, and Julian p. Vaughn
Miss Bullard, Of New York, II visiter
at the home Of her brother. DR.. q. L.
Builard, here.
Miss Avis Rabbit. Of this vicinity, has
been visiting friends in Washington.
Mrs. william C. Beck has gone to
Pennsylvania to spend several weeks with
relatives.
Mrs Lee s. Dorsey and little daughter.
Katherine, OF Baltimore, are visitors at
the home of Col. and Mrs. William
Dorsey here.
Mrs. L. L Nicholson, ST., and little
granddaughter, Blanche Nicholson. will
leave on Tuesday for Winona, Canada,
to spend a month with Mrs. Nicholson s
sister, Mrs. Joseph P. Hamilton.
Miss Lillian Morgan has gone to White
Haven, Nd, to spend several weeks as
a guest Of Miss Ruth Gladys Wingate.
Misses Agnes and Amy Langley. of
Takoma Park. are guests Of Miss Annabel
Allnut here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tew and children.
Of Washington, have arrived to spend
August in Rockville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bradley are in
Washington for a few weeks.
Among the couples married In Rock
vile during the week were: Miss Viola
v. Thompson and Mr.. James E. Bladen.
both of Fairfax County, Va, by Rev.
William D. Keene. pastor OF the Southern
Methodist Church. Miss Pearl Green and
Mr.. Earl w. Osborn. both Of Washing
ton, by Rev. 8. r. White, of the Baptist
church. Mrs. Elsie Freeland, Of Gath
ersburg, and Mr.. Charles Ritchie, of
Columbia, Howard County, by Rev.
William D. Keene. and Miss Lillian B.
Wright, Of Charles County, and Mr..
wilbert Herbert Black, Of Harrisonburg,
Va. by Rev. s. r. White.
DR.. Stuart Muncaster, Of Washington,
has been spending some time in Rock
vile as the guest Of his sister. Mrs. John
II. Gassaway.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-30
GEORGETOWN.

Miss Helen Williams. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bowie, OF Prince
George County. returns this week to
Georgetown.
Miss Anne Blackwood left yesterday
for Cape May. where she will be the
guest OF Miss Eoise Orme.
Miss Elizabeth Winston. who Is doing
concert work at Chautauuua. N. 2. will
not return to Washington before the
last of August. Miss Winston has met
with marked success during the summer
season.
Miss Ethel Graves 10 the guest Of Miss
Butler. OF West yirxinis-
Miss Mary Hyde. who for tho past
month has BEEN the guest Of her sister,
Mrs Dodge at her homo In New Jsr-