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Evening journal., 1911-04-21
DELMAR

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DELMAR, April 21.-Mr. and Mrs
s. II. Whayland, who we're married OF
Sunday returned yesterday from theil
wedding trip. A reception was giver
them last evening at the home of the
brides father, J. J. Culver, on Jewe
street
Among the guests were Helen Wool.
ton, LAUREL Olive Jacobs, Bridgevillei
Elizabeth Burris, Houston; NettiC
Shaver. New Freedom, Pa; Rev. S. n
Pilchard Or and Mrs. Bragshaw, Mrs
Jonathan Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. II. B
James. Mr.. and Mrs. f. =
Lynch. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c
Tomlinson, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Low
den. Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Culver, Mr.
and Mrs. J. r Bailey, Mrs. W. J. Dono-
way, Mrs. r. r. German, Mrs. w. S
Culver. Mrs. ]. f. Wells, Mrs. G. e
Elliott. Mrs. J. w. Hastings, Mrs. Irv-
ing Culver. Mrs. J. W. Freeny, Mrs
Levin Hastings, Mrs. s. M. Yingling
Mrs. Bertha Thompson, Mrs Emma
West, Mrs. G. A. Hearn, Mrs r. G.
Elliott, Mrs. Mary E. Culvin, Mrs. C
NJ. Waller.
MdUtA W. AldNi iidNs AdAN AuANEI
Anna West, Amy Ellis, Grace Elliott
Effe Wingate, Theresa Nicholson
Florence Stevens, Grace Pennel, M
Alice Cleary, Sarah stephens, Lulu
German, Iva Culver, Polly A. Culver
Gertrude Gordy, Minnie Waller. Flor
ence Sturgis, Lille Elliott, W. NJ. Hill
James e Cleary, Chauncey Hastings
Mark Waller, Ellis Bailey, Frank FL
lit, Ira T. German, Walter Hastings
James Bragshaw
s. Edward Ellis, one Of the Oldest
residents of Delmar, died on Wednes-
day. One son, Charles NJ. Ellis, sur
wives him.
The new assessment of property
made by the town council for the Del
aware side of town aggregates S437,-
$4,000. $1,000 is levied and the tax rate
is % cents.
A meeting Of the taxables Of both
sides Of town was held last evening
in the Opera House to consider the
practicability Of consolidating the two
schools. There are about three hun
dred and fifty pupils in the two schools
requiring the services of two princi-
pals and IL assistants A large num-
Der OF citizens were present from both
States including the school superin-
tendents from each county, Professor
Hardesty, Of Sussex, and Professor
Holloway, of Wicomico. Addresses ex-
pressive of the desirability of con-
solidation, setting forth the advant-
ages were made by the superinten-
dents and by Elder A. B. Francis and
5. X SlemOns. Expression of sentiment
was indicated by a rising vote, sixty
eight in favor Of and five against it.
The matter was left with the county
superintendents for further considera-
tion.
Walter Stewart, a young colored
man, Of Mardela Springs, Maryland
jumped or fell from the Norfolk and
New York express in the lower part
OF Delmar Yard yesterday dislocating
his shoulder and bruising his face. He
was taken 10 the office of the COM
pany's physician here and treated.
The cool weather has retarded veg
citation to a very great extent Straw
berries viii be three weeks behind the
usual time Of ripening.
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LAUREL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
LAUREL, Del, April 21-The new
station being built here by the PENN
sylvania Railroad Company is nearly
completed and will probably be In use
by the first Of May.
The South Delaware Gas Company.
which has its central establishment
at Seaford, has started to extend pipes
and mains here and furnish gas to
stores and dwellings.
County Commissioners are consid-
ering plans for extensive improve
ments on the county road leading to
Seaford
Paul Robinson, Of Baltimore, has
accepted position In the local ma
chine shop.
Members of the Laurel Council have
extended an invitation for the New
Century Club 10 be present at their
next monthly meeting for the purross
Of discussing civic improvements for
Laurel.
So great is the demand for str1w-
berry and other fruit baskets nat
local factories will start working at
night.
William H. Cook was a Dover lis
itor on Wednesday.
Miss Pauline Moore, who is atteid-
ing college in Philadelphia, is he
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and AT-s
d. o. Moore.
Mrs. Monroe Adams has rcturnsJ
home after spending several days win
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James l.
Morgan. at Seaford.
r. Orem Trice and William A
Boyce, of Seaford ,cwere visitors with
friends here last Tuesday night.
Herbert Council, Of Baltimore. is
spending sometime with friends here
Reginald Culver, of Dover. is a vis-
itor here.
Thomas Wright of Bethel. was a
Laurel visitor yesterday.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

State Superintendent Of Education
Stephens will address the North East
High School Wednesday.
The 200-acre farm of Ernest Frazer.
near Fair Hill, has been bought bv
Frank K. Williams, of Elkton, for
$4,000.
The graduating class Of the North
East High School will be given a re-
cepuon today by the second year class
A section Of the engine exploding.
several employees of the Harry Eng
land Creamery, near Zion, had narrow
escapes from serious injury.
The services of a physician we're re
quired to remove a broken portion of
large wooden crochet needle that
punctured a hand of 10-year-old Harry
Farley, of Hernwood
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
Retter Llrhts for NIiIfOrd.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD. Del, April 21-Ths
Light and Water Commission Of this
town have decided to mark the begin
ming of this spring with better lights.
In. the future all lights on rhe. streets
will be replaced with Tungstens as
soon as they burn out. rhe lights
used by the commission in the past
have been up to the standard candle
power and resulted in a poorly light
ed town. This, however. will be elimi-
mated by the new Inauguration.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
DOVER GRANGE
SUPPORTS COUNCIL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, April 21.-Capitol
Grange, Dover's large farmers organ
lzation, with only a half dozen votes
IN which staying out late at night"
was heavily scored, endorsed the re-
cent action Of Council in clearing the
streets at IL o'clock Saturday nights
SO that the streets can be cleaned for
sunday The resolution as adopted
was:
Resolved That it is the sense of
Capitol Grange that the action OF the
City Council of Dover in requiring the
removal Of teams from the main street
at II O'Clock on Saturday nights. and
cleaning the streets before SUNDAY
morning is commendable and shouId
be sustained by all good people"
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
VAN 4 sTEAMROAT Lac.

DOVER, Del. April 21.-Efforts TO
re-establish the steamboat and freight
lines between Philadelphia and Della
ware towns, particularly Smyrna and
Dover, are progressing. A Smyrna
man has offered to raise $1,000 toward
the project, but wants local aid.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
PhiIadcIphians Wed al FredorIca.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, April 21.-Even Pennsyl-
Yanians and PhiladelphiaRs are COM
ing here 10 get married under the new
Delaware marriage laws. Miss Rose
Kline and John Hill. both of Phila-
delphia, werc married az the resi-
dence Of the bridegroom's brother, W.
c. Hill, of near Frederica. early this
week. The Rcv. George W BounGs
VAS the officiating minister
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The DOCTORS ANSWERS ON
HEALTH AND BEAUTY QUESTIONS
By DR. THEODORE BECT

The questions answered below are general in
character; the symptoms diseases are given and
the answers will apply to any case of similar
ture.
DIR. Theodore Beck College Bldg College-EllNooo
Sts., Dayton, Ohio enclosing sef-addressed stamp
ed envelope for reply. Flu II name and address must
be given but only Initials fictitious name will be
used in my answers he prescriptions can be
filed at any well-stocked drug store. ANY druggist
can order of wholesaler.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21
WOman'S Hair, a Glorious SunburSl
OF Radiant LuXuriance FaSCi-
mates Society

What a pity that so
many women allow their
hair to fade and allow
the natural luster TO die
ont when il is such an
easy matter 10 have an
abundance Of splendid
lustrous hair that would
add 100 per cent. TO their
charms.
: There's tens of thous-
ands Of clever women to-
day who never visit a
hairdresser. yet their
hair is so superbly at
tractive that Il is the
envy of other women and
the admiration of men.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21

Partisan women know how to have
and 10 keep attractive bair but there
are many more clever women in
America than in Paris. aud since the
introduction Of Partisan Sage the
Evening journal., 1911-04-21

Mrs. @. E.:-Scro-
fura is o disease Of
the blood and re-
quires long and per
sistent treatment.
The symptoms are
Evening journal., 1911-04-21

weeks, or money back. A large hot
tie only costs so cents at Miller Drug
Company, and druggist everywhere.
Evening journal., 1911-04-21

hair grower and beauti-
fer these tens Of thous-
ands of clever American
women are using it.
Some women cannot
understand why other
women always have such
lovely hair. Partisan
Sage is the cause Of most
Of the luxuriant and lus-
trous hair and is without
doubt the most refined
and refreshing hair
dressing in America.
Partisan Sage is guar
anteed to Danish dan
druff: stop falling hair
and scalp itch in two
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ADDITIONAL DOWN STATR
NEWS ON PAGE TWELVE.
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Ladies' $1.5O vici Kidslin
Blucher Lace Shoes. spe-OQo
cial for Saturday only OOC
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BAY.

The election, which has been the chief
topic of interest at Arundel-on-the-B Bay
for weeks past, was held last Saturday
evening. practically every property owner
taking part. Many came from Wash
ington, for the experience is a novel one
to dwellers in the Nations Capital. AS
the ticket was practically the same as
the selection of two years ago, the last
time an election was held here, there
was little excitement, the only trouble
being that there were nine names on the
list and but seven offices, SO two had to
be scratched" and as all nine were
good people it was embarrassing to make
a choice. The whole affair was so har-
monious that it would hardly be note.
worthy, save that in this election those
bereft OF the right to vote In Washington
could exercise the franchise here If own
ing land: and here women had equal
rights with brothers and fathers, and
sometimes the advantage OF husbands II
the lady happened to be the taxpayer OF
the family, one vote being the limit for
each parcel of property, six months
resident without property interest also
being given the franchise.
The commissioners elected by the Joint
effort OF ladies and gentlemen Of Arun-
del-on-the-Bay for a period OF two years
are NJ /. Weller, Thomas w. Smith.
Amos Medford,- e. C. Graham. and
J. C. Courts, all well and favorably
known in Washington. and Judge w.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06

bury Park. They are at Sunset Hall.
Miss Smith was one Of last seasons
debutantes.
Mrs. Herbert G.. Johnson is spending
two weeks at the Ellerslie, Asbury Park
The Rev. George A. Wilder, D. D.,
superintendent of the Deaconess Home
and Training School, Rust Hall, is at
Ocean Grove in the interests of the dea-
coness work in the District of Columbia
DR.. Wilder is accompanied by his wife.
They are at the Bancroft Rest Home, in
Cookman avenue.
Mrs. Annie M. Linville, Of Twenty-flrst
street northwest is on the programme of
the Woman's Home Missionary conven-
| ton now in session at Ocean Grove. Mrs
Linville occupies during the season a
very pretty cottage on Mount Hermon
Way.
Miss Bertha Raymond is spending the
month Of August at Ocean Grove. She
is accompanied by her brother, Norman
NJ Raymond. They are at the Seaside
Hotel.
Miss Ida Rea, an annual patron of the
Fountain House, Ocean Grove, Is here
for two weeks.
The Rev. David Wills, Of the Cecil,
has Joined his father and sister at Ocean
Grove for months vacation at the New
Philadelphia.
Mrs. James c. Rae and John C. Rae
are recent arrivals at tn. Hotel Bucking-
ham. Asbury Park, TO remain during the
season.
Miss Margaret A. Scott is registered
at Holland Hall, Asbury Park, for a
months outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Leslie have
arrived at the Hotel Newburgh. Asbury
Park. for six weeks.
Among the late arrivals at the Hotel
Charles, Asbury Park. are the Misses
Gladys and Mary Pugh, of Washington.
Miss Katherine L. Preston is at the
Princeton. Asbury Park.
Miss Margaret A. Scott will spend the
month of August al the Holland Hall,
Asbury Park.
Mrs. Edward D. Jordan is stopping for
a few weeks at the Franklin, Asbury
Park
Mr. and Mrs Willard D. ouinter are
at the Franklin. Asbury Park.
Mrs. Theodore Baker is at Ocean
Grove. at the Langdon. Ocean avenue.
Miss Bessie Macintosh is taking a
months vacation at the Chalfonte,
Ocean Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Anderson are
at Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Harkness.
with their daughter. Miss Cornelia Hark
ness, are at Asbury Park at the Frank
lin.
Miss Blanche Blakeney is among the
early August arrivals at the Chalfonte,
Ocean Grove, booked for the remainder
of the summer.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Payne and Mrs.
Thomas Gushing are at the Franklin,
Asbury Park
Mrs. Bertram n. Macintosh and fam
lily are making a three weeks visit here.
Mrs. Stephen NJ. Lamasure is here for
August and September, at the Franklin. !
Miss Louise Widmayer is booked for
August at the Hotel Chalfonte. Ocean |
Grove.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
OCEAN GROVE.

President Taft has accepted an invi-
tation to speak at Ocean Grove on Au-
gust IS. 1t is expected that he will
arrive Monday and take in the patriotic
concert by the Marine Band in the even
ing. to which concert several govern
ors and a number Of prominent men have
been invited. During his stay here the
President will be at the North End
Hotel.
r. S Rollins. a prominent business
man or Washington. came to the Grove
to spend a few days with his wife and
children. who are spending the season
at the Fountain House.
Among the arrivals of the weekend
who will spend the month of August at
Asbury Park are William F. Rafferty,
and Henry r. Voorhis, both registered
at Sunset Hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Butler have ar
rived at the Spray View for a visit.
Mrs. Charles Korts is at the Maryland,
Asbury Park. for four weeks stay.
Capt. Joseph E. Berchener is at the
New Philadelphia, in Ocean pathway
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w. Henderson.
of the National Capital will be guests
of the Maryland, Asbury Park, for the
next four weeks
Miss Edith Smith is at the Spray View,
Ocean Grove. for a two weeks outing.
William c. Baxter and his family made
up an automobile party which arrived at
the Seaside Hotel, Ocean Grove, for a
week. Washington is the home of the
Baxters and they made the entire trip
from there by motor, and expect to re-
turn the same way.
Mrs. Odell S. Smith, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Ida Norment Smith,
will spend the balance Of August at AS
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
CAPON SPRINGS.

Quite the gayest and most successful
event of the season here was a mas
querade ball given on Tuesday evening
by the proprietor c. F. Nelson. for his
guests. typical old-time Southern
NANNY was cleverly portrayed by Mrs.
S. II. Gibson, Of Washington, wife of
Capt. Gibson. Y. S. NJ. c. The judges
were Hon. John w. Yerkes. of Wash
ington: Samuel Winternitz. of Baltimore,
and II. K. Buist. of Charleston, S. {.
Justus Gibson. of Washington, as High
land laird, won third prize. Fourth and
fifth prizes for the best humorous cos
tunes. Mrs. S. II. Gibson, as Nanny.
and Myron Curtis, of Washington, as
Zu-Zu. Others were Miss Adele Gibson,
of Washington. as sis Hopkins; Miss
Carrie Gibson as Dutch girl lone of
the daintiest costumes worm: Miss Nan
ME Gibson. as a trained nurse" r. A.
Dent. of Washington. clown" Miss
Dorothy Wellman. of Washington,
''Theo," from the play of Pandora"
Commander n. L. Irwin. L. S. N,
spent a few days recently at CapOn
before going to join the fleet at Province
town. On Saturday evening last Com
mander and Mrs. Irwin entertained at
handsome dinner in honor of the recent
promotion of the former to his present
rank.
Mrs. Robert N Harper motored up to
Capon from Washington on Tuesday for
weeks visit. accompanied by her son,
Wells Harper, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Carusi, also of Washington.
Mrs. William E Clark. of Washington,
is here for the remainder of the sum-
mer, accompanied by her niece. Miss B.
L. Hopes, and her grandson, Carroll
Wilhelm, of Harrisburg, Pa.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS.

The recent arrivals at the Hotel Brad
dock are Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hesse, u N.
Beall, Mrs. Virginia Kersey, Ed J. Can't
we'll, Miss E. A. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. z.
a. Dickinson. sMrs. Lustor. Miss Can
ming. James B. Lambie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Morgan. Mr.. R. L. Hall. II. A.
Hesse. A. H Herschel. Miss E. Jandorf,
James F. Oyster. Benjamin w. Guy,
Mr. Is. n. Edwards, Joseph l. Hills. Mr..
and Mrs Einstein, Mr.. Frank r. Smith,
Mrs. Frey, Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Frey,
Mr.. C. E. Frey, Mr.. L. s. Frey, Mr. T.
A. Em.ry, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Elkin,
Mr.. Alfred Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. J. K.
Goodhand, Mr.. and Mrs. Garsenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Freund and daughter,
Mrs. c. Kaufman, and Mrs. q. c.
Kaufman.
At Nibrah cottage are Mr.. William
A. EIwood, Mr. F. z. Marvin, Mr.. J.
Car:hey. Mr.. William Turton, Mrs.
Charles Montague. Mrs. Thomas II. Car
ter, Miss Anna G. Carr. Miss Mary Ma
loney, Miss Jennie Maloney. Miss Bessie
Maloney, Miss Frances Mcnamara. Miss
Margaret Latterner. Miss Gertrude
Lynch. Master Melville Lynch, Mr.. and
Mrs W. D. Schofield. and Miss Edith
Crump.
At Camp Schley Inn are Mr.. W. L.
Lyddane, Miss NJ. V. ODonneI, Miss
Elizabeth Jandorf. Mrs. F. F. Stoddard
and children Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Strauss, Miss Edna Strauss, Mrs. John
R. Cox and children. Mr.. Newmeyer, and
Mrs. Adde Sigmund.
At Seachrist Mountain House are MI
G. Clifford Howard. Mr.. ]. Cassin Will
Jams, Mrs. Elizabeth Beam, Mrs. V.
Buff, Miss Alice Buff. and Mr.. H. Buff.
AZ Eair,pe-,. are Mr. and Mrs J. D.
Simpson Mr.. W. A. Simpson, Mrs. +. A.
Hunts, Miss F. A Mullaly. Miss Cath
crime Mullaly, Mr.. G. NJ. Sigmund, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin c. Jones, and Miss Elsie
Ifers.
Mrs. William Ziervose' ard Mrs. John
Mccartney are guests at Linn Lodge.
Mr.. William Ziervogel and Mr.. John NC
Carthey were weekend guests at Linn
Lodge,
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
GEORGETOWN.

Miss Garrard returned Wednesday from
visit OF several weeks at Fort Monroe
She has as her guest Miss Margaret
Kimberley, Of Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. Wheeler. who, with Mrs BECKER
has been spending some time at Brad
dock. Md, is now the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs Salter, of the Kanawha.
Miss Ida Magruder, who Is spending
some time in Gainesville. was in town
last week. Later in the month Miss Ma
gruder will go to "Idlewild," near Fred
ericksburg, where she will remain until
fall
Mr.. Bartlett Hoover, who has been the
guest of his mother during the past
week, returned Wednesday to his home
in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Burrell are
spending a couple of weeks in Freder-
icksburg.
Rev. B. D. Cav is conducting services
in Maryland. From Maryland he will go
10 Join Mrs. Cav in a trip to the noun
tains.
Washington Baptist Church, arranged a
delightful concert last night in the
pavilion at Chesapeake Beach. 1t was
for the benefit of the new Episcopal
Chapel. recently dedicated. The pro-
gramme was opened by the orchestra
The other numbers were MY Old KEN
lucky Home" by n male quartet. Mr..
John Bowie. Mr.. Frank Evans, Mr.,
Fred Schafer, and Mr.. William Taylor, A
duet, "Edenland." rendered by Mrs. b,
II. Smart and Mr.. Frank Evans: Mrs,
Smart Mr.. y. Bowie. and Mr.. schafer
gave the trio, "Ti Prsgo;" "carmena," :"
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
NORTH BEACH, MD.

On Wednesday afternoon Mrs W.
Neulands gave a euchre party. followed
by n dance in the evening. which was
a delightful occasion for many guests
Mr.. Cain, an attorney from Washlns-
ton. has taken the Shaw cottage Tor
August.
The members of ST. Anthony Catholic
Church have purchased the lot adjoin-
ing the church property. and will build
a narsonage at once. Father T. de
Panic. the head of the missionary dis
trict. with tn-headquarters at Upper Marl-
boro will occupy the parsonage when
completed. and during the summer sea-
son the headquarters will be at North
Beach.
Mrs w. R. Speare. Of Washington. is
stopping at the Pines and Holly.
At the Calvert are the following: Mr.
and Mrs. F. J. Member and children.
Mrs s. X. Terry and children. DIR. T.
B. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Priest. DIR. Har-
ry Jaeger, Miss Cox. Mrs. Holtzclaw,
Bennett Tolbott. Lansing Polk, Fred
James Davis, Lester Lawrence.
Joe Hamilton, Wilson Camp, Fred
Cole. Ralph Wilson. John Sheedy. John
Ryles. Joseph Reef, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. n.
Rell Charles NJ. Richards. Cecil Smith.
Gusdorf Dahlberg. and Mrs. j. d. Mar
ley and the Misses Marley. OF Hyatts-
vile.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-06
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

Among 1.-THE many pleasure craft that
have touched at this point on the bay
was one owned by a WaShingtonian.
Capt. c. L. Quill. accompanied by his
friends and piloted by Robert Lee. The
Bohemia. a beautiful power launch,
started on a two weeks cruise Of the
Potomac and Chesapeake Bay with the
following merry party of good fellows
from Washington, touching first at Co.
lonial Beach, then Cotton. SOlomons Is
land and Chesapeake Beach: w. F. AL
ber, F. Chrisinger, Charles Perry, Ed
ward Lynch, Henry LOhmyer, William
Lohmyer, William Praar, F. ]. Roche,
Lewis Hart. Lawrence ONeal. John
Dean (of the Sixth Auditors office, and
Bernard Clancy. The itinerary from this
point includes stops at Betterton, Toll
chester, Loves Point, and back TO Wash
ington. The party seemed we'll supplied
with good things aboard and were enjoy
ing life.
The following is a list of visitors
from Washington, Maryland, and the
District who have spent all or part OF
the week here: Carroll Alfred Bone.
Washington; L. Nachman, Washington;
E. B. Whyte, Stepney. Md; Daniel Nc
Carrihan, Washington; Miss Maude E.
Pumphrey. Leland. Md; Miss NJ G. Will
liams, Miss Ellen B. Cans, Bladensburg,
Md; E. ]. Claggett, Upper Marlboro,
Md; NJ. ]. Mcpherson. Evelyn C. Child.
Josephine Child. ]. E. Kreh. jr.. Fred X.
Ellis and wife. T. NJ. Hamilton and wife
F. NJ. Finley and wife, Percy Childs. H.
A. Sellinger. Mr.. Odekoven. Mrs. STRAIT
ton and baby, B. Eckoff. G. Fripp.
E. ]. McPolvick, H. c. Gleason and wife,
and Mrs. James d. Kettner, of Wash
ington; J. E. Eberly. of New York City;
W. 4. German and friends, A. T. Ander-
son, Charles ]. Hart. and Daniel E.
O'Connell and wife. Washington: George
F.. Hemberger. Hagerstown.
At Marinellrs: Max Marinelli and
wife, Helen Nora and Zelda Nora.
Bondorff. Washington; Henry Walden.
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Ehrman-
traut. Mrs. S. Butler. Washington:
G.. w. Bell, Vintondale. Pa; p. Printz
and family, Washington: Francesca
Philadelphia: V. Falcni and
baby. H. Delaney, and c. c. Grimsley.
Lieut. Spencer E. Bomar. N. G. ID. C.,
has Joined the camp colony at the beach
with his family. and visiting them are
the following guests: Miss Ethel ID. Ar
mond and James ID. Brown, Tennessee;
Herman p. Wroten, Easton, Md; Miss
Pauline Nichols. of Texas.
At Highview Cottage: Robert Bump
and wife, Mrs McMonagh, Clay w.
Busey and wife. ]. III. Cox and wife. Miss
Catherine Cox. Miss Elizabeth Cox. John
Metz and wife. Miss Helen Metz. Albert
Metz, and Josephine West. ef Washing
ton; ]. z. Briggs and wife. Norfolk. Va.
Mr.. Muse. Baltimore. Nd; w. c. Harda-