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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-06
HIGHLAND.

Clyde Black living northwest OF
town in the country has a broken jaw
caused by being kicked by horse.
A large company Of friends surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dutton Wednesday
evening by reminding them of their
wedding anniversary a pleasant even
ing soon passed. After partaking OF
the contents of their we'll laden bas
kets the friends wished them many re-
turns of the day, III
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Balderson Of Veo
were reminded of their third wedding
anniversary Friday evening when
about sixty Of their friends came In
unawares and pleasantly surprised
them. A happy crowd spent an enjoy
able evening and enjoyed the delicious
refreshments,
Mrs. Nan Bales was called to He'd
rick on account of the sudden death OF
Mrs. David Grissom.
H. B. Sargent of Fl. Madison who
visited relatives and friends here and
at Clay has returned home.
A.. C. Brady returned from a months
stay on his farm near Clear Lake.
Robert Bailey has gone to Montana
with a view Of investing in western
land.>
Mrs. George Morain and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Caughlin have returned
from a visit in Otturrwa.
The remains of Mrs. David Grissom
of Hedrick were brought here Friday
noon for interment in the Highland
cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Grissom were
former residents in this vicinity.
A. F. Bridger and A. G. Brady went
to Keota to attend the funeral of Con-
rad Ramgy who died In San Francisco.
Calf, March "a. He was one of the di-
rectors of the Union State bank of this
city.
Miss Irene McGrew of Del Rapids, s.
D., is the guest of Mrs. Ida Mills and
other friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Convey have re-
turned home from pleasant visit
near Brighton with the formers par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Bennett Of Oak
field, Wis, who spent few days here
with his brother and family, departed
for home Tuesday.
Mrs. A. c. Brady, Mrs. j.. w. Hol-
lowell, Mrs. VIM. Brady, Mrs. f. e.
Steele and daughter were Ottumwa
visitors Friday.
Miss Docia Wade is teaching the
Starr school this spring.
Miss Opha Steele will teach the
spring term at Scooperville.
Miss MARI Lyons was visitor in
L
C. l.. Nicols of Oskaloosa and Miss
Jessie Evans Of this city were united
in marriage in Oskaioosa Thursday.
They came in Saturday for short
viist with the brides omther and re-
turned Sunday evening and will go to
housekeeping in 'Oskaloosa.
Mr.. Newkirk of Kansas City was a
visitor here Thursday with friends.
Mrs. Ed Swank vert to Ollie Friday
to attend the last sad rites of rela-
tiyN.
Jesse Smith returned Friday from
Missouri, where he visited an uncle,
Jesse Anderson, veteran of the civil
war whom the family supposed to be
dead
Mr.. Packard returned from Iowa
City Thursday where he had been at
tending the funeral OF his sister who
had been i'll for over a year.
The Richland Woman's club voted at
4 recent meeting to have lecture
course here next winter. The numbers
have been selected from the Redpath
Lyceum Bureau and promise to be
good ohes.
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F. B. CLARK, Druggist

ing total enrolment reported 4S6
There have been number of decisions
for Christ as result of the Brother
hood evangelistic meetings, but these
results have not yet been gathered into
the church. The seven Sunday schools
of the church, showed total enroll.
ment of 749 scholars. ~
Brotherhood Revival.
A most remarkable feature of the
past years work was the evangelistic
campaign in the church and chapeIs
church. The campaign lasted ten
weeks and only during the last week
were the men assisted by an ordained
pastor, Rev. A. ID. Mckay Of Mi.
Pleasant. Besides this regular preach.
ing services, prayer meetings, and Sun.
day schools were conducted in six
chapels during the year by the help of
the Brotherhood.
Work Of the Chapel.
The superintendent of the chapel
work, Mrs. w. H. HORNED, reported the
chapels in excellent condition, with
harmony and success attending their
work, both spiritually and financially
Since October first, when the bible
classes were reopened, she reports All
aggregate attendance in the women's
weekday classes Of LIPS. Mrs. Horned
has made in that time an aggregate of
294 calls, or forty-nine each month !;
these calls being largely Upon the
sick and strangers.
Her report also noted tie splendid
willingness on the part of the men OF
the Brotherhood to respond to calls
for service in the chape1s as Sunday
school superintendent and teachers
as we'll as speakers for Sunday even
ing services. There is also deep
spiritual work going on in the wom-
ems bible classes. Also by free-wlll
offerings, each of these classes has
stocked it's chapel with dishes for
social purposes. Riverview has recently
made long stride forward by paying
$35 on their 5000 of Indebtedness. All
of the city chapels have recently sup
piled themselves with new hymn
books.
Women are Commended.
The women Of the Aid and Mission
airy societies were especially CON-
mended by the pastor for their sue
cess and most efficient service during
the year. The aid society has been
especially active in relief and be-
nevolent work for the sick and in
their social work The missionary
society exceeded their gifts to mis-
sions of any previous year.
At the close Of the meeting DR.. and
Mrs. D. A. Murray of Japan were
called upon for few words. In a
very happy manner they commended
the church for the marks of prosperity
along every line.
Officers Elected.
The following officers were elected:
Elders-ErnestM MAINS, Michael Moi
fit, T. B. Mahoney and William Fisch-
beck.
Trustees-G George Barnun, j. c. Hall,
G. 2. McVey and George Kreutz-
bender.
Deacons- Kuhns, Charles
g. Wright and j. w. Carr.
Light refreshments were served at
the close by the women Of the Ladies
Aid society.
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BISHOP DAVIS IN
CITY April. 30
HEAD OF DAVENPORT DIOCESE
WILL ADMINISTER sAcRA-
MENT OF CONFIRMATION.

Davenport. April 4.-The Right Rev.
Bishop will begin the regular spring
confirmation tour this year on Low
Sunday, April Esd, as follows:
Low Sunday, April 23d, Davenport:
Holy Family $3.50 q. m.
ST. Mary's, High Mass.
st. Anthony's, Vespers.
April 30th, Ottumwa:
Sacred Heart. First Mass.
st. Mary's, High Mass.
st. Patr.ck's, Vespers.
The definite dates on which the Rt.
Rev. Bishop will administer Holy Con-
firmation at the various parishes Of the
deaneries of Iowa City. Ottumwa and
Council Bluffs will be announced later.
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OUR SUPPLY OF LADIES' TAN.

this city yesterday with his sister,
Mrs. l.. N. Edison.
Carrie Adams. who Is attending q
training school for deaconesses In
Des Moines, returned to her duties
last evening after q. visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. N. " Adams.
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HIGHLAND P. N.
FINDS MONEY
UNEARTHs BAG CONTAINING
STAMPS AND COIN IN
SECRET RECEPTACLE.

Richland, April A. Especially The
postmaster is puzzling his brain to
find out how bag of over seven dol
lars in cash, and stamps amounting to
$25 came to be in a secret receptacle
he discovered last week under the
boxes. 1t is evident they have been
there. for several years. He has
written to the government officials in
regard to the disposal Of the bag.
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Abba Sunday to care for her mother,
Mrs. Corlmyne who is quite seriously
ILL.
Fac Watkins who has employment
in Ottumwa spent Sunday with her
parents in Eddyville.
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CHARLTON.

District court convened in this city
yesterday, Judge D. M. Anderson of
Albis. presiding. The docket is quite
Evening star., 1911-05-26
A WHITE HOUSE ROMANCE.
Two More Employees Join Hands and
Fortunes.

For the second time within a year the
White House has been the scene OF a
romance Miss Florence ]. Marsh, Mrs.
Taft's maid, and George W. Riley, the
White House electrician, were married
Wednesday night. The ceremony took
place at the residence of Rev. j. Howard
Wells. pastor of the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Episcopal Church. ZOO Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest. The wedding
was attended with secrecy. and it was
not until today that the news leaked out.
Several months ago James Mulvey. one
of the policemen stationed at the Execu-
tive Mansion, and Mary Petersen, the
White House cook, were married.
Mr.. Riley. who is thirty-nine years old,
came to the White House about two
years ago. having been transferred from
the Military Academy at West Point His
bride has been at the White House since
the beginning Of the Taft administration.
She is thirty-three years old.
The bridal couple did not leave Wash
ington on their honeymoon. but have
taken up housekeeping in an apartment
at 10th and Ii streets northwest. Mr..
Riley obtained a weeks leave and in
tends to accompany his wife on their
postponed honeymoon trip later in the
summer
Evening star., 1911-05-26
Births Reported.

Tine following births have been reported
to the health office in the past twenty
four hours:
Percy G. and Bertha Smith. girl.
Bernard and Mary Guntow, girl.
Thomas y. and Louise NJ. Heartley,
boy.
Charles and Norma Crawford. boy.
Raffacie ard Angelina NJ. Maffei, girl.
Louis and Ida Ettlin boy
James G. and Lille NJ. Hatcher. girl.
Raymond w. and Viola II. Charlton,
boy.
William l.. and Viola Clark, girl.
Albert II. and Lydia a. Clou, girl.
Bernard W. and Mary Wesley, boy.
Newton and Myra Staples. boy.
James and Angelica Charuhas. girl.
Julian r. and Jeanette Payne. boy.
William w. and Pearl Hayes. boy.
William l.. and Viola s. Ganley, girl.
Roy and Lizzie Tibbs. girl.
Aaron and Lena T. Burnett, girl
Earnest and Florence Parker, hoy.
Arthur E. and Daisy B. Spears. girl.
George and Lulu Mccall, boy.
Henry and Elizabeth Frazier. girl.
Frederick and Amy Tolson, boy.
Evening star., 1911-05-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Otto Potz and Annie Benda, both of
Baltimore, Md.
Arthur J. Maldeis and Marion Corell.
Levi Wright and Grace l.. Champ
James w. Breen and Irene p. Landram.
Charles l.. Thompson and Rachel G.
McCabe, both of Riverside, Va.
Arthur Javins OF Seminary. Va. and
Martha Burnett of Arlington, Va
Robert L. Spain and Martha L. Hog
wood, both of Petersburg, Va.
Edward Bromley and Helena Fogg.
Marvin ID. Gore of this city and Mary
Maddox of Fauouier county. Va.
julius Reeder and Harriet Wood
Otis y. IIilty and Mary Middlekauff.
Henry Z. Bragg Of Norfolk. Va, and
Mary +. Bragg of Lynchburg. Va
Jacob Feldman of Philadelphia. Pa. and
Lena Pezman of this city.
Evening star., 1911-05-26
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health Office, in the past
twenty-four hours:
William Huber. Al years. 1853 Prospect
street northwest
George Murray, 46 years, Providence
Hospital
wilfred Jackson. - years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Henrietta Estes. G5 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Gertrude Macdonald, "a years, Emer-
sency Hospital.
Lucy j. Hough. 50 years, 100 street
northwest.
William c. B. Burroughs. "A years, 317
Linworth place southwest.
Mary " Long. 40 years. 202 l. street
northwest.
Infant of William and Cora Smith, 4
hours, Columbia Hospital.
Evening star., 1911-05-26
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
LAST OF WHITE HOUSE GAR
DEN PARTIES TODAY.
Formal Hospitalities Still the Night
ly Order-A Lovely Wed
ding-Notes.

The last of the garden parties at the
White House for this month will be held
this afternoon. beginning at ) o'clock,
when Miss Taft will again take her
mothers place in welcoming the guests
Miss Taft will dine tonight with Miss
Dorothy Williams at the suburban home.
at Woodside. Md. Of Col and Mrs. John
r. Williams. who have a party invited to
meet the President s daughter
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
were the guests Of honor at a dinner
of State and Mrs. Huntington Wilson
We're hosts.
The French ambassador and Nine
night the Attorney General Senator
Root. Mr.. de Ro and Miss de Ro of
France. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pope of
England. Pierre Botkine. Russian dele
gate to the fur seal conference: MIR. Poin-
sard. commissioner of patents of Swift
zerland, and Lewis Ponsard. jr: Edward
Moore commissioner of patents: Mitchell
innes. British counselor. Mr. Breton
Mr. Millard. Mr.. Peele Pier Mrs Shep-
erd. Miss Boardman Miss Goldman. Miss
Lee. Miss Gala Moore. Mr.. Lefevre-
Pontalis. French counselor. and the
French first secretary and Countess de
Pereti de Ia Rocca.
DIR. j. II. Gore was dinner host last night
at his r street home. The guests were Mr..
Justice Mckenna. Senator Bailey Senator
Newlands. Assistant Secretary of Agri-
culture HAYS. Mr.. Herbert Knox Smith,
Representative Ramsdell. Mr. Wilbur j
Carr Mr.. Frank w. Hackett Mai
Holmes Conrad. Col M NJ. Parker. Mr..
n. Parker Willis and Mr. Gilbert ii.
Grosvenor.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Lorimer
daughter of Senator and Mrs William
Lorimer. to Mr.. Ralph Richard Graham
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew J. Graham.
also of Chicago. took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock in st. Agathas
Church. Chicago. the Rev NJ Bonfield
reading the service Miss Loretto Lori
mer, sister of the bride, was maid OF
Evening star., 1911-05-26

honor, and Miss Lorraine Lorimer. an
other sister; Miss Ruth Gunderson and
Miss Madelaine Gregory were brides
maids. Mr. Jarlath J. Graham best
ham, Leonard Lormer. brother of the
bride: Edward f. Kennedy. J. Stewart
Rennick and William j. Cooke. The
bride wore a princess gown of white
coronation satin, with a panel effect OF
F'iorentine lace studded with pearls. The
full court train had inserts of F'lorentine
lace medallions and was trimmed with
pearl fringe. Her tulle veil. was held
with a tiara of Florentine lace, studded
with pearls and trimmed with orange
blossoms She carried shower bouquet
of white orchids and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor. Miss Loretto Lori
mer, wore light green crepe meteor.
with a tunic of silver net and trimmings
of crystal. Her bouquet was of white
sweet peas. The bridesmaids were dressed
I'm gowns shading from white through the
palest green to deeper green. They
each carried bouquets Of white sweet peas
and maiden hair ferns. Mrs Lorimer
wore princess gown of gray crepe me-
teor, with overdress of silver lace
trimmed with braid. Preceding the cere-
mony there was an elaborate musical
program the chorus Of seventy-five voices
being led by Daniel Prothero. The first
number was Awake" from Die Meis
tersinger." and was sung by the full
chorus. A tenor solo by John d. Miller
followed. There was fOur-part song
by Mrs I.edyard, Mrs. Gavin, Mr.. Miller
and Mr.. Baroff
Other numbers. including solos by Mrs.
Cannon and Miss Ryan. a violin solo by
Max FischeI and a selection by Daniel
Prothero and by Mrs. Francesca Guthrie
Meyer were given. The ''Lolen2rin
march was sung by the choir of seventy
five voices, and for the recessional an
orchestra composed of members of the
Thomas orchestra gave the Coronation
march The church and the house were
decorated in green and white and a
small reception for the family and few
close friends followed the ceremony. The
young couple will come east on their
wedding trip and will announce at home
days on their return to Chicago.
Tie Secretary of War attended the
Army Relief Society fete held yesterday
al Governors Island. when Mai. Gen. and
Mrs Frederick Dent Grant were the
hosts. and had with them many friends
from army, navy and civilian life to meet
Mr.. H. l.. Sfimson. Receiving with Mrs.
Grant at her home were Mrs. LeutZe.
wife of Rear Admiral Eugene II. c..
Leutze. L. S. N: Mrs. James r. Nc
Kee. NJ SIS Helen NJ. Gould. Mrs. Francis
NJ. Gibson. Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant. Sd: Mrs.
Henry Bishoff. Mrs Gouverneur kort-
right. Miss Julia Chester Wells Mrs.
Charles +. Roe Miss Isabelle H. Hard,e
and Mrs. Ferdinand Wilmerding.
Mrs Daniel S. Lamont. president of the
society. because of Illness, was not pres
ent. 1t was thought that the net result of
the fete viii be 5000.
Owing to the fine weather there was
Evening star., 1911-05-26
In Memoriam.

BTNGLEY. In loving remembrance OF our desr
mother. Mrs. ANNIE BINGIEi. who dc
parted this life three years ago today. May
BY HER LOVING CHILDREN.
DAIKER. In sad but loving remembrance of
my dear husband and father, HERMANN
DAIkE Err. VII" departed this life nve years
ago today. May -. 1905.
Gene. but not forgotten"
BY HIS WIDOW AND SON.
DUNLAP. In sad end loving remembrance cf
our dear mother and grandmother. MARY A.
DrNLAR. who Departed this life four years
ago today. Nay a6. 1907.
Where springtido grasses greenIy grow,
BY gentle winds caressed,
No more The cares Of life to know.
Sne sleeps In perfect rest.
And though four years has rolled away
Since she passed from our view,
Our hearts stiI long for her today.
The dearest one We knew.
BY ELLA AND FLoRENCA
GENTRY. In sad hut loving remembrance q
our dear son and loving brother, JOHN n.
GENTRY. who entered into rest three years
ago today May &c. 1905.
We mourn tine loss ~ one
We did best to save;
Beloved earth. treasured still.
Remembered his grave.
By HIS LOVING PARENTS. SISTERS AND
BROTHERS.
loved daughter NATALIE MAY KOSACK.
who passed away i've years ago today, Nay
70. 1906.
For Thou art my strength. Into Thine hand
I commit my spirit. Thou hast redeemed me.
o Lord God Of trnth.-Psalm S1:i-5
BY HER DEVOTED MOTHER.
KoSAcK Sacred to the memory Of my dear
sister. NATALIE MAY kOSACK. who de
parted this life five years ago today, May
Gone. but not forgotten.
May she in peace.
HER BROTHER FRED.
MOUNT. In sad remembrance Of my dear
mother. who passed away three years ago
today. May &c. 1908.
oh. sadly do I miss you. mother.
slowly drag tho hours without you:
l am greving still for you. dear mother;
The wound is hard 10 heal.
DAUGHTER. MRS. MANDERS.
faithful wife, HARRIET l.. MOUNT. Who
died three years today, May 70. 1e0B.
Three years have passed since my dear vile
Mas away from me:
Each day I miss her more and more
Some may think tho wound Is healed.
But they little know the sorros
That lies within my heart concealed
A long life and memory lsst
Ny heart will iong and gricvc for her
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND.
VAN sCIyER In sad but loving rcmembraDee
of NV dear husband. JoHN IL saS S,is EN-.
who departed this life six years ago today.
May .6. 1908.
Loved in life In death remembered.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE.
WASHINGTON Sacred to the memory ~ my
dear husband. JOSEPH f.. WASHINGTON,
who depa.te this life two years ago today
May 28. 1909
| watched him hut 10 mourn,
I loved him only to sigh
That young and faithful
Must fail and die.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MATTE NJ. WASH
INGTON.
WILLIAMS. In sad but loyin. remembrance OF
my beloved wife and dear mother. Jo-
HANNA WILLIAMS. who entered into peace
fu rest four years ago today. May b 1907.
by HER DEVOTED HI SBAND AND SONS.
Evening star., 1911-05-26

Infant Of Newell and Nellie A Rodgers.
"a hours. Sibiev Hospital.
Infant of Newell and Nellie A. Rodgers,
) minutes. Sihley Hospital
Infant of Guy A. and Nellie H. Bur
roughs, . hours. Georgetown University
Hospital
Ida Smith. IS years. 1l3 X street south.
west
Lloyd Colston. month. 402 BANDS
court northwest.
Ida ]. Dows. day, Freedmen'e Hospl.
tai.
Evening star., 1911-05-26
MARRIED.

WFRB-CREwS. In Alexandria. Vs. Arri ~,
1911. nv the Rev. Mr.. johnson. Miss BESSIE
y. CRfWS aud Mr. EARNEST A. WEBB.
both OF Washington. D. q.
Evening star., 1911-05-26

Our illustrated song No 10 IL John
Anderson. Ny 10" See our next Sunday
Magazine
Evening star., 1911-05-26
DIED

BRlNNER. Tho remains 81 GEORGE ". BRCN-
NfR Mil he taken from The vault ct Pros
Saturday. Nav -.
pm. ROBERTA FAINT beloved wife Il
Louis b; piggins and asurhter Of Mr.. and
Funeral from her late residence. 27o2 18th
street noithessi Monday. May 80. - $50
am. Requiem mass AZ st. Anthony's
Church. Brookiand: ut O'Clock. Relatives
and friends invited, 80
GElGER On Thnrscay. Nav -. 1911, at
pm. WILLIAM. son Of the late william
and Kate Geiger. In the forty-third year OF
The funeral services win no held on Saturdsr
at O'Clock. 81 1232 3Sth street. Intemcnt
VII he in Grecnmount cemetery. Bsltimcrs.
KELLEY On "Wednesday May 20. 1911. m
road. Mrs. TEMPERANCE LANE, wife Of
q II. Kelley. In the eighty seventh year OF
Funeral irm her late residence. SATURDAY after
noon at 2;3o o'clock. lntsrment al Rock
MACDONALD; suddenly. May - 1911.
Funeral Saturday. May % from Lees chapel.
3Se PENNSYLVANIA avenue northwest. at 10
an Friends aud relatives respectfully In
POWER. on "Wednesday. May - 1911 at
George Washington University Hospital. az
io oclork pm. Mrs. ELIzaBETH s.
lpNFE. widow NJ James r.. Power
Funeral fram J. William I.ce's cha pei. S32
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Saturdsv,
Mas p. at pm. Interment private. Please
omit flowers.
SHELTON. Suddenly. Friday MAY ~. 1911.
nj : am, af her residence. 4o6 i2th street
southeast MARY L.. beloved wife Of John
II. shelton.
Funeral tpriratc, Monday a. 1880 am 2ss
SMITH. On Wednesday. May -. 1911. at Co
lonial Beach. Va. Mrs. MARGARET ".
SMITH Of this city, the Stanhope. lst and
III streets northwest.
Funeral from tac residcncc ~ Nor niece. GOT
Kenyon street northwest Saturday morn
ing. May % at $50. thence 10 81. Aloysius
Church, where requiem mass viii he said at
Evening star., 1911-05-26

eleventh Illinois district. was met in
New York Wednesday by Col Collier.
who accompanied her TO Washington for
few weeks visit They are stopping at
the Shorehasn.
Evening star., 1911-05-26
Miss Catherine NJ. Liston Will sail Juns
3 for an extended visit to Ireland.

Mr. Robert ]. Wynne and Miss Ruth
Wynnc went to New York this morning 2
and the latter will sail tomorrow to spend
the season in London with her brother
in-law and sister. Capt and Mrs French.
a their Hyde Park residence. Later they
will travel on the continent and Miss
Wynne expects 10 return in the late fall
to this city
Mr. Wynne will return here carly next
week.
Evening star., 1911-05-26

a display of handsome costumes appro-
pirate to the season.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant wore cos
tune of royal blue chiffon over sa se green
satin with ornaments of pearls and dia-
monds. Her turban hat of black straw
trimmed with small pink and white
roses with "A large bow of royal blue
velvet at the hack.
Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant. 3d-Coa: costume
Of white French serge. hat of white straw
trimmed with llacs and bows of black
velvet
Mrs James r. Mckee-t;own of mauve
cloth trimmed with sat Of tho sa ne
color: hat of mauve straw trimmed with
voiets.
Mrs. Herher; Sh nnnn Tailored suit of
silver gray clct't with white pencil stripe
with rink roses at the ccrSace. large hat
of gray straw topped with 2lu:nes of elec-
trio blue
Evening star., 1911-05-26

Miss Eleanor Rdgely will join her aunt.
Mrs. Franklin Rdgely. and the latter S
sons and daughters for motor trip in
Canada. and will sail with the same
party June ~ to spend tie summer and
early autumn abroad.
Evening star., 1911-05-26

Miss Taft Will dine tonight with Miss
Dorothy Williams at the suburban home
at Woodside. Md. OF Col and Mrs John
r. Williams. who have a party invited to
meet the President s dauchter