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The Washington herald., 1911-09-17

houseaarming reception, which they will
give in the Park lodge, Connecticut ave-
niue and Newark street, having procured
the lodge as a clubhouse.
Mr.. Mac Baker left for Princeton Uni
versity on Wednesday to take final ex-
animation for entrance.
Miss Dorothy Taylor is spending sew
erals days with her friend. Carrie Loudan.
Mrs Harris and sons Ned and Henry
have returned to the Cathedral School for
Boys, after spending the summer in the
South.
Mr.. E. L. Gregg. headmaster Of the
Cathedral School for Boys. is in Chicago
on business pertaining to the school.
Lieut.. Kicker. U. s. A. retired, is to be
the head teacher OF mathematics at the
Cathedral School for Boys. Lieut.. and
Mrs Kicker are to reside in Wisconsin
avenue, in the neighborhood of the
school
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17

at the Hyatt Mansion as the guests of
Mrs. Henry c. Dobbs, have returned to
Washington for the winter.
Prof. and Mrs r. H. Kerr and son
left yesterday for Belvedere. n. J., where
they will spend three weeks as the guests
of Mrs. Kerr's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hill and family
Wine avenue, have returned from a stay
of several weeks with friends in Anne
Arundel County.
Mrs. Gwynn, OF Spartanburg, S. c.. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. R. I. Bowie,
lat ''Norbowne."
Mrs F. z. Du Pual and Miss Marion
Du Pual are spending the week at the
Hill Top House. Harpers Ferry. w. Va.
Mrs. Fred Wilson and children have
returned from Washington. where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius Nalley. par
ents Of Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. John Lowe and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lowe have been visiting Mrs
Maurice Lowe in Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17
SAYS SPOUSE MUST
BE "STRONG NAN"
"ROsiere" of France Begins
Her Hunt for Husband.
pcdal Cable to The Washington Herald.

Special Cable 10 The Washington Herald.
Paris, Sept. 16-Mlle Mallery, has Just
received the Rosiere's prize at Vinay,
near Grenoble. A "ROsIere" is a maiden
possessed OF all the virtues, on whom,
on that account, a dowry is bestowed
either by the mayor and corporation OF
her native place. or by some benevolent
donor. The prize enables her to find a
husband, even if her virtues do not
There are innumerable Rosieres an
nually in France, almost one for every
hamlet; but Mile. Mallery stands out
from the rest. She Is not only virtuous,
but strong. She stands just six feet, and
she tilIs the fields with her father, a
farmer She lifts weights and can easily
juggle with lJO or 30 pounds. Her feats
OF strength are many. One of her
fathers farmhands drove up with sacks
OF wheat. One of them was too heavy
for him, and he asked for help. = -.
Mallery smiled. and brushed him asIUG.
She lifted the sack, weighing over 400
pounds, as If It were a feather, shoulder
ed it, and carried it into the granary.
She has Just been awarded for her
virtues the sum of $4OO in gold pieces,
left annually by a merchant of the south
to the most deserving girl OF her village.
In spite Of her virtues and her dowry,
she has not yet found a husband. She
is looking for one, but will not put up
with a weakling. She says the man OF
her choice must lift more than size can.
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ALEXANDRIA.

y.
turned last week from Woodberry For
est, where they spent the summer. and
are now the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian T. Burke.
Mrs c. f. Nicol and the Misses Nicol,
who spent the summer at Manassas,
have returned to their home in this city.
Miss Elena Norris has returned from
a visit to Mrs. J. w. White at Rich
mond, where she spent several weeks.
Miss Susie Fawcett left last Thursday
for a stay at Atlantic City
Mrs. Lille Riley and her son. Master
Herman Riley, who have been visiting
relatives in this city. have returned to
their home at Fairfax Court House.
Mrs. c. w. Bell and children have re-
turned from a visit to Orange. where
they spent some time.
Mrs. Charles Kramer has returned
from a visit to Philadelphia, New York,
Providence. and Newport.
Mrs. William Readon and Miss Kath-
crime Readon left on Tuesday for Wash
ingtOn. where they will reside in the
future.
Miss Anne Lewis Jones returned on
Monday from a visit TO MisS Barbara
Campbell at her home in Charleston. w.
Va.
Miss Rebecca Powell. who has been
spending the summer in Gloucester COun-
ty. is now the guest of the Misses
Marye in Queen street.
Miss Florence Anderson returned last
week from a visit to relatives IN Phil
adelphia and Baltimore.
Mrs w. II. Yates. Master Bernard. and
little Miss Margaret Yates have returned
from Orange, where they spent the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Carroll Pierce returned last week
from a visit TO Rochester. y. Y.
Miss Virginia Bennett has returned 10
her home IN this city from Portsmouth,
Va. where she spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Young left Mon
day for Niagara Falls. Buffalo. and
points in Canada.
Mr.. Charles A. Cogan has returned
from a visit TO Mountain Lake Park.
Md.
Mrs J. ]. Birren. Mrs c. L. Folmar.
Mrs. Mary Ticer. and Mr.. Harvey TiCer.
Of Philadelphia, left last week for At
lanuc City and New York.
Miss Carrie Dunnigan. Of baltimore.
IS the guest of Mrs. X. +. Greene.
Mrs Dempsey. wife of Col Dempsey.
L. S. A. retired. was the guest OF
week Col. and Mrs. Dempsey make
their home in RichmondrS
Mr.. John Beckham left last week for
Baltimore, and will return by way of
steamer.
Mrs. Eliza Grcenough and Miss Daisy
Johnson. who have spent the summer
with Dr. Slaughter on Seminary Hill.
will return on Monday to be the guests
.of Miss Mary johnson in Prince street.
Or. and Mrs. Stewart Jamison have re-
turned from a visit TO the coast of
Maine.
Mrs. William Lovejoy. the Misses Caro-
line and Sue Bland LOvcjOy returned last
Monday from Charlottesville where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. Charles Creighton Carlin and
Master Charles c. Carlin returned last
week from 4 visit TO Judge and Mrs.
Louis c. Barley at their country home
in Bath County.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage OF Mr.. Percy L. Kise and Miss
Emma V. Groves, both OF Washington.
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ANACOSTIA.

Mrs. Bryan Downey. president OF the
Ladies' Benevolent Society Of ST Teresa S
Church in AnaCost,a, entertained the
members Of that body at her residence
in L street last week. in Commemora-
ton of the fourteenth anniversary Of
the organization Of the society.
AS soon as the Warren F Brennizer
Company can secure the necessary sub
marine cable for pumping water from
the excavations made, the work on the
new interceptor sewer, to he constructed
from Poplar Point to Benning, along the
AnaCOstia side of the Eastern Branch,
will be started. About $SO!00O is now
available. and with this amount the work
can be completed as far as the PennSyl-
vania avenue bridge allowing for the
construction OF q pumping station at d
cost of about $4,000.
The final returns Of the annual Labor
Day event at the German Orphan Asy-
lum show that about $3.50 was cleared on
that day, and same has been turned over
to the treasurer for use in carrying on
the work of the home. This was made
known at a meeting of the Ladies Aid
Society held the past week at the home
on Good Hope road, with Mrs. Kathe-
rine Barthel in the chair. II was also
announced that the annual election of off,
GERS would take place at the meeting to
be held October 12
Mr. and Mrs. J. w TOlson, Of 2217
Nichols avenue, AnaCostia, have returned
to their home. after passing the past
four months at Piney Point, Md.
DR. B. T. Woodward. president Of the
Randle Highlands Citizens Association
and Secretary Riley, of the same body,
have compiled a statement showing the
improvements that were made the past
year in the suburb, and were the direct
result OF the efforts OF the association.
They include many OF interest. such as
the extension Of the water and gas mains
in streets heretofore without that service;
the erection of the $26 100 engine house in
Minnesota avenue; the selection of plans,
their approval by the Commissioners,
and the starting Of work on the s6O, 90
school building in Pennsylvania avenue;
line running to Seventeenth street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue by the Capital
Traction Company during the rush hours
Of the day, and the grading and improv-
ing of a number of streets in the suburbs.
The association, according to the report,
has done good work, and is now outlln-
ing a course to be followed during the
winter months.
Or. and Mrs. Heber c. Butts, OF the
Government Hospital for the Insane,
have returned from a trip by motor to
New England and points between.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F Williamson,
DR.. r. "a Pyles, Mr.. George Haines,
]. w. BARLEY, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott
IToopes. Of Anacostia, have returned from
Piney Point Md. where they spent the
past week on fishing trip.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17
ROCKVILLE.

Miss Rachel Bell Higgins, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c. Higgins. Of Lay
louisville. and Mr.. Dorsey Griffith, also
OF IaytOnsville, were married Thursday
afternoon by Rev. w. T Cover, at the
Southern Methodist Church, Goshen, Va
The bride was attended by her sister.
Miss Cornelia Higgins. as maid of honor,
and Misses Mary Bell and Agnes Plum
mer, as bridesmaids. The bridegroom
brother, Mr.. worthington Griffin, was
best man, and the ushers were Messrs.
Greenbury G. Griffin and George Plum
ner. Mrs. Mabel Fussell Boss, of Bal
timore, played the marches. A recep-
t.on followed at the home of the bride,
where luncheon was served TO the bridal
party Immediately preceding the cere-
Gaony.
Thursday evening at the homo of the
Renshaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Renshaw, and Mr.. Maurice
Leonard Morrison. also Of Bethesda,
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Continued from Page Two.

varied trip through Canada, including the
Lake of the Bays, Old Orchard, and
Peterborough, as the guests OF their
son, Mr.. Clarence Salter, who holds an
important position as electrical engineer
at the latter place.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Robb will return
to-day from a trip through Canada and
the New England States, which included
n visit to New York City.
Mrs. Amos CasseIman and son, FL
bridge, have gone to Boston by sea where
young Casselman will enter upon a
course in electrical engineering at the
Massachusetts, School of Technology.
Miss Mary Kearney is in Boston for a
visit of several weeks with friends.
Mrs. BIeecker and daughter, Miss Mary
Blocker, and Mrs. Wheeler have spent
August at Braddock Heights, Md. They
will return to the Kenawa the latter part
OF the month.
Mr.. John Mott Tyler and his daughter
Mrs. Carrie G. Armstrong, have removed
from the Netherlands to an apartment
il the Ontario for the winter.
John Tyler recently returned from u
brief visit to his daughter. Mrs. William
Marshall, at WarrentOn, Va.
Mrs Frank Powell, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Alice Legette for the
past month at her home in Brightwood
avenue. has returned to 3lO3 y street.
Miss Ford mas been Spending a most
enjoyable vacation in New England. She
Is pleasantly located at the Ontario FOL
the winter.
Miss Maggie Mitchell has returned &c
her home in P street, Georgetown, after
an extended sojOurn at the Virginia
Springs Miss Lizzie Mitchell is expected
home this week from Clairmont, Pa.
where she spent the month of August.
Mrs Daniel Robner and family. of
Thirty-f~-t street have returned from
Orkney Springs, Va.
Miss Louise Arnold. accompanied by
her niece, Miss Katherine MuEsOn, left
last week for Boston.
Miss Emma RathboueT Smith, who has
been spending the summer in Canadian
resorts. followed by a visit to her brother
William Dudley Smith. in Detroit, Mich.
and later relatives in Columbus, Ohio
will return TO town next week to locate
1913 i street.
Mr. and Mrs William Orme, accompa-
MED by their daughter, Mrs. Hume, and
family, have been summering at Cape
May They will return to "Evermay.'
their home in Georgetown Heights, early
in the week.
Miss Emmie Movies is expected back
at her home in Thirtieth street from q
summer sOjOurn in Massachusetts during
the week Miss Movies friends will be
glad to learn that her health is entirely
restored.
Mrs John Rose Magruder who has
been absent for a year past in California
has extended the lease of her Georgetown
home to Mr.. Walter Peters with the view
of remaining West for another winter
much to the regret OF a host Of resident
friends.
Mrs. Charles Shoemaker. of 3ll2 T
street, has returned with her infant sons
from an extended visit to her father MI
I;ittcnhousc. in Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs Charles Nourse, Of Thirtieth
street. has returned from a visit 10 her
sisters near Pomfret Conn.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17
FIND ROMAN SHIP
IN MUD OF THAMES
Barge LOO Years Old Is
Taken from River.
oci,I Csb,s to The Washington Herald.

Special Cable to The Washington Herald.
London, Sept. IA Roman vessel
which has been lying under the mud
at the bottom of the Thames for 100
years has been safely deposited at
Kensington Palace. 1t was the Roman
barge which was recently found on the
site of the county hall at Lambeth. and
1t was being taken TO a "drydock" at
the newly-founded London museum.
The boat weighs close upon thirty
tons, is of oak, and the protective shell
that has been built around her brittle
timbers weighs another eight tons. 1t
was a great task to get her undam-
aged to her new home. and il required
two coupled lorries. drawn by team OF
twelve magnificent cart horses, as Mr..
Iaking refused to submit the relic of
imperial Rome to the indigpity of be-
ing dragged through the London
streets by a traction engine. Mr.. LAX
ing rode at the head of the procession
which was followed by motorcar con-
veying museum officials.
There is no other specimen in the
world of a Roman ship with which to
compare her. The boat was built
keel, ribs, and planks-Of Gallic oak
When her skeleton was unearthed last
year, her water-logged and time-black-
ened timbers were so soft that they
could be cut with a spade. Since then
the action of the air has helped to
harden the timber, which has. how
ever, become very brittle and shrunk
to a considerable extent. She is to be
carefully restored to her old shape.
As the boat passed on her journey to
Kensington by the camp of the First
Infantry Brigade from Aldershot. q
man OF the Camerons saluted the relic
of Rome as the vessel passed him. The
boat will be open to public inspection
almost Immediately.
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were married by Rev. Melvin G. Lea
man, pastor of the Baptist churches at
| Chevy Chase and Beane. Only relatives
and close friends of the couple were
present. The bride was attended by Miss
Leila Morrison, sister OF the bridegroom,
as maid of honor, and the brides
brother, Mr.. William NJ Renshaw, was
best man.
Miss Mamie Ray, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Ray, of Laytonsville,
and Mr.. William Thompson, OF Ednor,
were married Tuesday afternoon at the
! home of the bride, by Rev. James Z.
I James. pastor of the Laytonsville NJ. E.
| Church. Miss Virginia Walker. Of lay
| louisville. was the maid of honor. and
| the bridegroom's brother. Mr. Lawrence
Thompson, Of Ednor. was best man. Fol-
| lowing the ceremony a reception was
held, Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson leaving
later for an extended honeymoon.
At I o'clock Tuesday evening. at the
home of the bride near Ednor, Miss Elsie
Thompson, daughter of Mrs. Amanda e..
Thompson, and Mr.. George F. Brown.
of Ednor. were married by Rev. DR..
Spencer, pastor of the NJ. L. Church at
Burtonsville. The maid of honor was the
brides sister. Miss Beulah Thompson,
and the brides brother, Mr.. Lawrence
| Thompson, was best man. A reception
followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown leaving
lator for their honeymoon trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Burruss have re-
turned from their honeymoon and are
guests Of tine brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Viett. for a few days.
Miss Margare; I-yddane, OF German
town. has returned to her home after
spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
Mrs. L. II. Donnelly and Mr. and Mrs
William ]. Donnelly. OF Washington. have
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles J.
Lyddane, near Germantown.
Mrs. William E. Penn and son, of
! Chesapeake City, Md. are visiting Rev.
and Mrs s. R. White, in Rockville.
Miss Mamie Hogg has returned to
Rockville after spending several weeks
visiting in Western Pennsylvania.
DR.. and Mrs. George E Lewis have
returned from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Robert B. Porter and child have
returned to Cuba. where Mr.. Porter is
| engaged in missionary work, after haV-
ing spent several weeks in Rockville
visiting Mrs. Porter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel r. Haney.
Miss Anna Linthicum, Of Richmond,
Va. is visiting Mrs. Carleton n Etchi-
son, at Gaithersburg
Mrs. Mary r. Prescott and Mrs E II.
Able have returned to Rockville after
spending two months visiting in Della
| ware.
After spending the summer in Rock
Vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard /. Nicholson,
jr, have returned TO Washington.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17
LAUREL.

Miss Mary Ethel Gwynne has returned
from Hyattsville, where she has been
one of a house party entertained by her
aunt, Mrs Latimer.
Mr.. Norman Clarke. after spending the
summer in Philadelphia, has-returned TO
Laurel.
DR.. R. II. Sadler and son, Bert. are
visiting DR.. Sadlcr's brother in Havre de
Grace, Md.
Mrs. John W. Williams has returned
from visit to her sister in Baltimore
! Mr.. Hugh Clarkson is the guest of Mr.
James Boss
Miss Maszie Jones. of Ellicott City.
Md, was the guest Of Miss lola Stanley
this week.
Miss Edith Stanley has returned to
her home in Lynchburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H Stanley. Miss
lola Stanley, and Rev. Mr.. Snyder, of
Georgetown. visited friends in COllington,
Md, on Tuesday.
Rev. Mr.. Snyder and Miss Snyder. Of
Georgetown. were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley during the week.
Miss Susie Edwards. of Washington.
was the guest of Miss Gussie Bond re-
Gently.
Mrs Harden and Miss Wood. of Bal
timOre, have been the guests of the
Misses Stewart.
Miss Rosalind Curtin has returned from
Annapolis
Miss Marjorie Fisher has returued from
a visit to Pennsylvania.
Miss Bessie Gardner has returned to
Laurel after her vacation.
Mrs. George Waters, jr., has returned
from a visit Of some weeks to Emory
Grove, Md.
Mrs. Lawrence Reese and mother, Mrs.
Thomas L. Reese, were the guests last
week of Mrs. d. w. Snowden. North
Laurel
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17
WASHINGTON GROVE.

The young people of the Grove held the
second OF their moonlight marshmallow
and potato rOasts Friday night of last
week at Wetstone Springs. Those par
tiCipa.ing IN the pleasures of the evening
were Misses Ethel Foster, Ruth Simpson,
Helen and Margaret Welch, Marian
Nevius, MacCathran. Gaddis, Carroll, and
Janet Walker, Jean and Louise CisseL
Lewis. and Handy: Messrs. Robert
Julian Simpson. Christopher Hams, Leo
Tweedale, Stuart Walker. Hams, Knott,
and Jay MacCathran. The party was
chaperoHed by Mrs. Ruth Simpson, of
Grove avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs AlonZo Tweedale enter
tained last week Mrs. Reed and Miss
Elizabeth Reed. of st. Louis. Mo
The straw ride given last Tuesday night
was enjoyed by the following members
of the younger set: Misses Ruth Dowling,
Francis Meany, Jean and Louise Cissel,
Mary Belle Hams, Kuglen, Couch, Crist,
Lewis, Walford, and Handy; Messrs. Ed
win Felt, Edward Kuglen, Hunt, Eckles
Osborn, Bowling. Woodward, Julian and
Milton Simpson, Stoddard, and Juene-
man.
Mr.. Stanley Aler, of Washington. spent
last week at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs
Percy S. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. La Fetra spent
the weekend recently with Mr. and Mrs
Raymond L. Crist, of Grove avenue.
Mr.. Herbert Hunt, Of Second avenue
has returned to the GroYe after an en-.
jcyable trip with the BaAlxers' Associa-
ton. of which he rs a member.
A pleasant event of last week was q
small luncheon party given in honor OF
Mrs. Frederick T., Gerry, who was q
guest of Miss Grace Welch, of Fourth
avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy s. Foster and their
daughter. Miss Ethel Foster have closed
their cottage in Grove avenue and re-
turned to their home in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17
CLEVELAND PARK.

Miss Janet Maunday has returned to
her home at Seven oaks" after spend
| ing several weeks with friends IN Balti-
| more, Md.
DR.. Louis w. Engster has returned to
his home after a two months vacation
spent at Casco Bay, Me. and one week
at Frederick. Md, where Mrs. Engster
and daughter Elizabeth still remain.
| They Will retun the latter part Of next
week
| Miss Eva BurreI is spending week
! in Charlottesville. Va. with Miss Lucille
| Painter at the home of Arthur Nevin,
brother Of Composer Ethelbert Nevin.
! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas LittlepaEe and
| family have reopencd their home in Nor
ton place, after spending two months in
! Evansville, Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Wales, Of
Newark street. are receiving congratula-
tions on the arrival OF son.
Mrs Horace Beali and children have
returned to their home after the summer
spent in Comas, Md.
Mrs Maunday has. left her home in
Lowell street for a two-weeks' visit IN
/ Bay Head. n. J.
Miss Elizabeth Bradfield, OF the Cathe-
! dral School for SCys. has returned to
the school from a visit OF several weeks
in New York.
DR. and Mrs L. c. F. Hugo have re-
turned and opened their home in Newark
and Thirty-sixth streets. after spending
| the summer al York Beach and Spring
| Lake
Mrs. Ralph Kirkham left Saturday for
a two weeks visit in New England.
Mrs. J. Murray Burrell entertained
| guests a. a bridge luncheon on Thursday
! The guests included Mrs. Dunstan, Mrs
| Trailer. Mrs Woolard. Miss Wentworth,
Mrs. Hugo, Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Van
| Buren.
Miss Margaret Evans returns to-day
from a three weeks visit with relatives
! in Indiana
Mr. and Mrs Parker Reinohl and son,
after having made their home in Cleve-
land Park for several years have moved
to a country home near Laurel, Md.
Miss Effie Brooks entertained the ST.
Adams Choir Chapter Wednesday even
ing at her home. 2GJ4 Wisconsin avenue
There was a short business meeting. at
which Mrs. Earl Clark was elected sec
retary IN the place of Miss Henckels.
who is leaving town, followed by social
evening.
Mr. w. c. Shaw has returned from a
business trip in Europe
Mrs. BOYD Taylo? and family have re-
turned from summers outing at Noun
tain Lake Park.
There was a meeting Of the Cleveland
Park Athletic Club Monday evening at
the home OF Mr.. William Upton in New
ark street. The members of the club
are making final preparations for a
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17
WILL ATTEND DEDICATION.
BrItishers Plan Pilgrimage to
Khartoum Cathedral.

Special Cable to The Washington Herald.
London, Sept. 16-Plans for the conse-
Grafton ceremonies Of the new Anglican
Cathedral at Khartoum on January 26
next are now completed. and invitations
to witness the event are already being
issued.
As a large number of English church.
men and their families are expected to go
from London to KhartOum for the oc-
casIon, the committee has arranged for
special reduced rate excursions for par
ties of fifty or more, which will include
stops at Alexandria and Cairo, a voy-
age by steamer up the most picturesque
part OF the Nile. and short trips to Om-
durman and other points in the Sudan,
where historic associations and charac-
teristic native life appeals to the I'M
agination and interest Of the traveller.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17

ride 10 the Howell farm. The affair was
complimentary to Rev. Joseph r. Sewer
and Mrs. Sewer. OF Augusta, Ga, who
are visiting in this city. Rev. John Lee
Allison, of Tennessee, the new rector.
was also a guest of honor. Later in the
evening a supper was served. and around
big bonfire the evening closed with
songs and stories.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage in Christ Church, Washington,
September II. at o'clock, of Miss Ruth
81 Gray and Mr. Melvin T. Hail. by the
rector, Rev Arthur S. Johns
The Washington herald., 1911-09-17
HYATTSVILLE.

Mr.. Arthur Shepherd and his mother.
tho latter from Michigan, are in At
lantic City for n fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Carroll Grant and the
latter's sister. Miss Alice Carr, have re-
turned from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Quinn. Of Bowie,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
yerniliion.
Mr.. and Mrs r. b. B. Chew, who have
been stopping for the summer months