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Nnd)lpie ganSe.

SD peib", i9reibt MenI9ifoff,
,oab meine Wprte mir mein tbeure5,
10 ungliidlihes 8aterlanb fir INNER
peridlieBen perOen. aber ih bin be-
reit, midi fir mein @uterlano 81
opfern. SD peroe Die Wabrbeit IA
gen, i6 lperoe bic 9ebeimnif1e Der Ee-
gierung berpor5erren. Sd babe f6pn
10 piele an ben Pranger getelt, Die
Die Soeale ibrer Sreltnoe fir Rubei
eingepe6Ielt baben. Sbre Sbaten
peroe th f6ilbern, ibre gelobnung
nennen. 0os ganoe f6amlpie Sreiz
ben bieier &lique peroe i6 entbiilen.
Der 8rief, oen i6 an sic Ihreibe,
bat 0en 3tped, Sbnen Die Gnti6ulOtz
9ung 81 nebmen, oaB sic Die Wabrz
belt ni6t tannten uno baB sic aus
bieIem 8runOe ni6t porgeben tpnn-
ten -. Wer uno pas finD Die 2eute.
Die fir Die pplitifhe Boli5ei arbei>
ten, Oieie 2eute, Die Wlillipnen, erprebt
BON einem ungliidlinen 0plte, per
Idlingen unb bic nit elmer unerb0r=
ten 5re6beit iiber bas S6id1al ibz
rer Sriiber entf6eiOen, oieIe perfolz
gen, unteroriiden unb bdngen la1en?
Sd femme lie, i'd babe nit ibnen 9ez
Iproben, nit ibnen gelebt. Gs iinS
Rduber, Sameibler, ltnipihenHe.
QluSidpeifung, @rauIomfeit, 6ei9z
bsit unb 6eu6elei iinb Die Gbardtterz
5iige Sbrer grpBen unO tleinen 9eI=
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@ie Spibcl ,ar6eiten".

,,Sie hdben entipeoer gelogen, oDer
Sic befunbeten eine unper5eibli6e
llnlpiiIenbeit, als sic ertldrten, odb
bte ruHii6e Gegierung Die Siinben
Der gebeimen Yoli5et uno genoarmez
rie ni6t gutbeibe. Wenn ein Sberit
Der 8ensoarmen, 3aparnitsfn, burd,
feline 9(genten repolutiondre 8ii6er
pertbeilen ldbt, Siegel fdlf6t, 8omz
ben in oen 0dulern anoerer 2eute
placirt; penn Der eebeirne Ngent
grapItpp @elb unb Waffen bon Dem
6uuptmunn glififprpp erlangt, cine
Hduberbanbe prganiiirt unb ielbit an
oen Streif5iigen tbeilnimnlt; penn
Elm anoerer @e6eima9ent, Yegorotp,
auf 9lnoronung beS Oberiten Serez
milu9i lei Der @tnri6tung elmer Sc
beimoruderei bebilfli6 1T unb monuz
telang nperbre6eriIde 9lufrufe" orllz
den ldBt, 9lufrufe, oie in 5auienDen
ppn @remplaren perbreitet nuroen,
= penn alles bies gei6iebt, rollen
Sic bann niht 3u9eben, Dab oieies
Den Gbaratter Der Propotdtion
trdgt9"
9(m @9luB feines 8riefes Iagt
MenI9itpff; Ser Sag piro tommen,
an bem Elm freies 0plt in HuBldno
berrI6en lpirp. sic peroen jeDph
ni9t mebr premier iein. Die 9ee
gierung pirb Damn Dem 8olte perz
antlportli6 iein; bieier erbabene guz
genblid lit pieleibt ndber als sic
nlhuhpu
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belnofratilhen bin i6 Selnofrut. SSr
eincn 3peifclbaften Siitrift bin ib
5meifelbaft slber 5uerIt, 5lllctt ln0
immer bin ib fiir bie grie-gilelt-
babn." = San 8olllo.
vSSn monhen 9dnoern peroen bic
arbeitenben glrmen freie Mdnner, in
anoeren Sflupen gennnnt. slber ser
llnteribieo lit ein nur eingebiloeter.
gSas maht es nun aus, ob ein 2on0-
loro, Der 5ebn slrbeiter belfaftigt.
ibnen idbrlid einen 2obn 5ablt, gro6
genllg, INN oie geoiirfnille bes &C.
bens 81 befrieoigert ooer oh er ibnen
gleib bieie @eoiirfnilie Iiefert, pie
m1breno ser Sfloperei p 9lns ser
Rcoe SeSobn goams' i'm GonareB
1776.
(6iir bas edo" iiberiest bon
Gina 8erger.)
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laile oieie Giienbabn nidt 5lt Ielnenl
9tuben, lonoern 5u neinen eigenen
Gortbeil laufen. = Cornelius San'
oerbilt bon ser SEEM Dorf Central
Gi'enbabn.
X X
sd iebe feline 2oiitng Oes Gro-
blerrs, bis Sunger iie sum &apituli-
rem 5pingt." Gbarles 8. giolit,
YrGiioellt ser 9tep Dorfer Sanoels-
eeiellidaft mdbrcno Der slusiper-
rllng i'm Suli 1908.
SD erfenne feline biirgerlihe
Nto9t an. Sd allein mill Ser bod)lte
9fibter uno Oiftator bes Gelpillens
ser We1ihbeit iein. SD bin Ser
eill5ige Hihter bes @ltten nnb 80.
Ien." = CARDINAL Wdnnins.
nSSn einem republifonil6en 81
ltrift bin ib Hepublifaner, in einen
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,0ie 9lrbeit nieOer5ulegell. lit per-
bre1eriid".
Saft ais Gircltit-Nidlter 1898.
* =
,0ie WfenI6en iino nidt Ser l(r=
iprllng ser Otaht"
gncpclico Eopit EiuS TX.
,llnerluiinl6te 9iirgcr oas, Gll-
gene g. 9ebs, Wtoper, 9opmooo,
Yettibone".
SbeoOore 9fooiepelt.
BUR Solle nit oem NOlt. @os
gebt MIDI bas Golf an?"
Gouperneur @oooing Spobo.
u0ie fotboliide Stride llnb Die 8e.
rihte lino bas 9ollmert 5Dl1ber1
oenl 80bel nno Dem gigentbum."
Ntort sanna
,Sobeos Corpus lei peroanlnlt
mir mollen ibnen ltatt oeilen Hol1
Mfortenls geben" (ooer perltonoli'
der: Die lebenoieen Seiber geborer
ms, sic SoDten guh). = Sen. =slDl
Sbermon Bell, Colorado Nflli5.
8os ioll elm Wfeni6, Ser burgriQ
unD auBer 4rbeit 1T, tbun? "9ott
neib es, i6 niht." = Saft, aus Jet
ner Heoe III Cooper ltniou Salle.
yIic peroamnten gtnrren pilier
niht, mas gut fiir lie it," s
Eierpont Worgan, iiber bic ltreifell'
ben Giienar6eiter I'M Sept, 1901.
,0os 9unocsobergeridt fonlnt
eleid noh Ser gottlihen slutoritot
als cine 9fegel bes Gedts nno Den
@crcbtigfeit." s. =. 0lprgon's
pcrionlide 3eitung, Die Sun.
,Wdnner, melhe @egner elmer 9fe
oierllng ourh Ginboltsbefeble (Sn
illnctions) iinb, lpnlpatbiliren MIDI
nit Winnern bon biirgerliber Wo
rolitGt uno bon glltem Gerltunoe. -
Sbeooore Nooiepelt.
Der aniippcl lit ntGhtiecr, al!
oie &onltitution." - Sbnlittbergcr
Snipeftor ser g. .. Yoli5ei 1908
Bur SDlle nit Der &onItitutipn'
= Waior OtcGlellano, Ser oil
Stoatsmili5, beloloet bon Ser Berg
lmerfsgeielllbaft lpdbrenb oeS Streif,
Der Goloraooer 8ergarbeiter I'M Sab
re 1904, fon1na1oirte.
! u9as golf iei neroann1t. SD
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frei tpcueft ta,ir iein !

OaB lie bon ibren Iogcnullnten See
lenhirtcn bi5ber ihn1dblid) binter-
gnngen iultroen an Der SanO Der
l,nmiOerlegliben Sogit DeS So5inlis=
mlts lcrncn tie OcnfclL lernen tie
ielbitbemuBt ben gsorten oes 1Srei=
beitsOihters ioIgen ser iibnen 5l,-
rltft:
Sritt Elm Efnffe Dir ent9egen nit aaz
pl5e lub 8onllr,
Sin9eub ieinen Sibelic9eu, ting Su
Eialmcn Der gtatur.
Sd,ldgt er nit Dem 9rucifire, nit Gonz
Gil lmb &rrmuItab breiu,
Inn 9id ipieber 81 betebren 5n Den al
ten Sitauei' ~
Sam nit SeleIfpp nnb Speftrilm bcs
ntontir ben nlten 8id)t
Sbcr id)leub're linn Der gteli3eit 8lib
Il. 9nn1pf ms Ange'i6t.
gs gicbt no d cine &laiie, Oie
Ben it'd INNER Deiter ausbreiten0en
So5iolisnrlls fiirhtet. Oieie &lnIie
Don 2ellten bat 5lpar, Die man all-
genlein leiOer gal3 irrthiimlih im-
mer nnninmt, nit Der &laIle Ser
ygci1tli6en &olfsltnteroriifer" nidts
gemein. Sic lit ober troboent in III
rem WethoOen, IN ibreln 1Seilihen
nm oie @llnit berer, Die tie fiir ibre
,3mede benllben fonnen, IN ibrem
gliibenOeu @uB allf Die bcfreicnoen
9ebren oes So5ialismlts Der Sebte=
rem iebr dhnlid). 4ir Oenfen babel
an Die &lalIe luierer 8emerbSpoliti=
fer, an jene &laIe bon Wfenl6en,
oenen Eatriotisrnlls, bon Dem tie 10
oft ipre6en, lpeiter nibts ais @e-
id)Gft, Golfsmobl unb offentlibes
Sllterelie MIR munoeri6one S6log-
morter fiir @ablcnmpaenen lnb uu6
cin Itets mirfiamer Sober fiir oie
9tuipen lino. sluf lie fiirhten -
unO 5tpur gang nit Geht =, oaB
Der Sicges5ug oes So5ialisnlts ibre
erilten5 beOrobt.
Sn oieler tSurd)t iino Hepllblifa=
ner lnO 0enofraten ems. vSm
aontpf gegen Die 9fotbe @efabr" j,
lagte ltnldnglt elmer Der grpBen De-
nlofratii6en 8elebgeber lrlicres
Stoutes, yreihen mir uns ltets als
9riioer bie Sdnbe". Sa aiebt's
Damn feline republifaniid)en Stano-
patter, feline Snillrgelltel1 feline Yro-
grellipen, feline safe and sane"
l,no feine raoifulen Selnofroten.
9leir, Oa giebt's nlr Elm veinig Splf
bon patriotilhen 9riloern", bie Sen
cn aft bergebrahten, gebeiligtell SSll-
ltitlltionen riitteln0en oltmItiir5lern"
cine gel6loliene SSront 5eigen mill
Ien, I'M Die bon ibnen Orobenoe @e-
fobr ab5lmcnoen
Sbre 9lnbinger, sic bisber lnter
Dem ginflnB oes vpatriotiiben Be-
terms" iener Gbrennlunner pirflih
cntmeber on oie yllnfeblbnre", bas
;, &aterluno allein rettenoe" 2ehre
Ser Nepublifaner oDer an Die ,pplfs-
hegliidenoen" @lnltbensl1be Ser De-
nlofraten glallbten, fangen ooh an,
lnnglaubig 5u lperoen lno 5lpeifelno
Oas Soltpt 81 ld)iitteln. Sic meroell
bes politiiden 8allfelipiels ser ourd)
lulo burd bon 9euteaier llno Stre-
6ertbun OnrdIelhten alten groben
Tarteien niioe. 9eionocrs bier in
Scr @aloltoot miro Der Hnf nah ei.
nem erloieilOen sSiibrer aus Sen 9fei,
ben Ser So5ioliiten in1mer lauter
Die @iirgermeilterpobl nabt! gaebr
lit amtsniioe, iein slr5t bat linn ber
'@efallcn getban unS ibn elm ngeiiti.
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Sn elmer III bieIer Sta0t III 0ellt-
lder Sprade beral5gegebcnen Sir
6ell5citlnlg, Die lid) oanit brilltet,
Die oItreng gldltbige" Nihtllng SIT
nertrcten, loien mir lullanglt Die fol-
genoe eOitorielle 9toti5:
Sn lester 3ett baben mir piebcrz
bolt bnrnuf bingelplcien, luie alGh III
lnierent 2anoe ip5ialiitiid,e Sbecn
nit unbcimlidcr Sduelligteit Inn ltd
greifcl1 &or ciuem Snbr5cbat mar
Der Sp5inlisnns neu meilteu Seltten
uuc) eiue unbefaunte Sudle.. &iele
bielteu i'm bis in Die IeBte 3eit in
lmlerem 9anbe fir rnmoglth. Sns
lit MN nit einem @tale urDer5 gee
fpprhen @tan merit ieBt erit, paB er
friiber id)on mebr title glnbdnger gee
habit, als ,clbit &erner bellelben ocrz
mutbetcn llno nun hriugt hieier
8eilt raid III Die ipciteiten &reiie
. Gr1t neulid prizes ciu Hrpfellor ben
3nbIrcid) gum @pttesbenit periams
mclten Stubcnteu Der SennInloanin
llniperitdt ben Sp3inlismll5 al3 Die
Neii9iou Der 3llfrlnft.
llno falt sur ielben 3eit traf aus
elmer beoeutenoen Staot i'm Siioen
oic 9tuhriht elm OaB mlf einer Gon=
icren5 onerifanil6er Notentpfaffen
Gin gall5er Sag ben &erbonOlungen
iiber vOie orobenoe 8efobr bcs So
5iulislnlts gelpiomet muroe.
0ielc rgeiltlihen &lGffer" fommen
nit ibren Groteiten, ibren @ormm-
gen, ibrenl Grobcl ibrem Grnab-
nen ctlpas 5n iput. 5en1lHt Oen mo-
ielt1tiihen Sauf ser Spnne, periu6t
Die @eItirne ouf ibren 9obnen IN
Gem @eltall allfplbulten Sbr la
helt? Cine lnlinnige 3lunlltbung,
oenft Sbr? gtidlt rnlinliger unb
tbori6ter, ols Cure Slufforoerlng
Gn oie iogenanllten 8ldubigen unb
Srommen Ser v@efubr Oes So5ia,
lisnlus" 81 begegnen llno lie ab5ll-
meiIen.
Cine 8efabr lit ser So5ialislnlls
lnur fiir Guh, SIR Sinlterlinge I'M
Salar, in Ger &apu5e uno mie Cure
nlittelnlterlid) perItullbten unO Der
gilbten uno itnrf naf MoOer onf.
tcnoen slnltsgelpdnoer ionIt nod bel
Ben nlogen Cine @eiabr lit Oos
Gpangelillm bon ser mabrell sSrei
belt elmer getnebteten Wenl6beit
oas Ser So5iulismus preoigt, mn
fiir Gllh, Sbr untermilrfigen &neht(
oes Sbrones lmo Ser WoicltotelL fiil
gud), SSbr Ifiet6linge unb Solonel
| im 9ienlte Oes Wtamnlolls, ser Nei
den, Der Gerbiuollngcn m1htigel
0el0fiirlten
Sir bas Golf lit sic BON Guh al:
Shredgelpenlt genalte @efabr oe.
So5iulisnus ser triltmpbirenoc Sic
gesruf elmer neuen 3eit, Die sSreibei
Iuno 8lilf pcrbeiBenoe Worgcnrotbv
zines neuen cages.
,Srei lpollen mir Iein Wfenld)el
pollen mir fem! WGnner, Srauel
pollen mir Icin! Inns nidt meb
bellgen inter oen &rllnlnltab, I'M
nidt mebr lbreden laIien ourh 81
| linoilden Sobllngen biblii6er Wdr
henpbantaIien, inns ni6t mebr 81,
frieoen geben nit oem angeblih fiji
l9llle in slusiiht eeitellten @liif ei
mes uleliaen Senieits". 9as lit bi
l@efabr, Die Die @eiltli6cn in Sen
| So5ialismus fiirdten. Oas Golt
libre bisher 10 geouloigen Sd)Gileir
lmeroen ibnen 5u lrnubbGngig; Oen1
lite lernen in Dem Itrablenoen @lan
Der nenen 2cbre bon Der sSreibei
Juno @leibbeit a!lcr Weniben, ieber
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Treibunoerts Spipnc.

gefrast, ob er ben HepolutionGrer
nod anoere Snformationen iiber DE
Spione oes. 3uren seliefert babe, fae.e
Mensditoff: sd babe Ole Snformc-
tionen seliefert. bic 3ur 8lobitellun9
The Washington herald., 1911-08-13
LAUREL.

Mrs Boyd and daughter. Miss Mary
Boyd, left Friday for their home in
Philadelphia after a visit of some weeks
to Mrs Mary Brehme. :
DR.. Allen Griffith, of, Prince George,
visited friends in Laurel during the week
Miss Smith. who has made her home
here for several years, leaves next week
for Hagerstown, her future home.
Mrs. T A. Johnstone is visiting her
sister, Miss Barclay in Stamford Conn.
where her husband. Rev. T. A. John
stone. will join her later.
Mrs. Norman Clayton, of Riverdale,
was the guest OF Mrs. Evans Duvall dur
ing the week
The Farmers Club, Of Prince George
County, was entertained Saturday even
ing by Mr. Charles II. Stanley at his
residence In Prince George street
Mr.. Hopkins, OF Annapolis, was the
guest sundayS of Mr.. Stanley.
Mrs. Robinson is the guest of her sis
ter Mrs. Butler, in Montgomery street,
Mrs. John Lawrence is visiting friends
and relatives in Baltimore.
DIR. VIII Byerly, OF the Maryland Uni
versity. was the guest Sunday of his
brother, br. T. Watts Byerly.
Miss Holman, Of Baltimore. is visit
ing Mrs. William A. Poist.
Mr.. ichard Whitley, of College, was
the guest OF friends in Laurel during the
week.
Mr.. Harvey Stanley. Of Alabama, is
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stanley.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-13

w. Bagley, Miss Leila Basley, Mrs. NJ. M.
Mitchell w. A. Morris. ]. Wesley Len
hardt, w. L. Evans, George L. Merry
man, Chalet and r. w. Werth.
Miss Christine Church, soprano SOLO
list at Hamline NJ. e. Church. Is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Merritt. at the
Gordon cottage in Grove avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Dowling and
daughters, who have lately returned from
indianapolis, are spending the remainder
of the season at the Davis cottage In
Second avenue.
Much interest is being shown in the
trial sets for the tennis tournament.
which is an annual Labor Day event at
the Grove. The daily games held in
Woodward field are largely attended, the
number of Washington Grovians enter
ing the contest being greater than In
former years. Among the strongest play
ers are J. McCathran. who has held the
championship for two years, and Leo
Tweedale. son of the auditor Of the DIS
trict of Columbia.
The Girls Athletic Club has decided
upon August % as the date for their
Aud Tyne Concert" Prominent sing
ers from Washington will take part. and
the choruses by the club will vary the
programme attractively.
After a series of successful services.
dating from August g. the camp meet
ing season Of 1911 has been closed.
Prominent ministers who have preached
during the past ten days are DR.. John
]. r. Sumwalt, District superintendent
of Washington; Revs. Harry France,
Graffiin, Mowbray. Ferguson. Gray.
Thompson, Holmes, of Pittsburg. and
Rudisill, formerly missionary to India.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-13

At the close of the games a collation. was
served and number Of prizes distributed
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Hellman, Of
Washington, and her sister. Mrs. August
Smith. of New York, also gave large
and very handsomely arranged card
party. Mrs. Smith wore black lace over
white satin, with diamonds. Mrs. He'll
man was in gray satin embroidered in
silver They were assisted by the two
charming young daughters Of the latter.
the Misses Florence and Dorothy He'll
man.
On Wednesday evening Capt. s. H.
Gibson, U s. NJ. c., and Mrs. Gibson.
Of Washington. entertained at similar
card party in one of the private cottages,
which was prettily decorated with noun
tain vines ami cut flowers for the occa-
sion Receiving with Capt. and Mrs.
Gibson were their trio Of charming young
daughters. the Misses Adele, Mamie, and
Carrie Gibson.
Another very charming card party
given by a Washington hostess was that
of Mrs. Charles Milbourn on Monday
morning. when the tables were placed
under the beautiful old trees on the
lawn, where luncheon was also served
after the game.
Miss Elena Calderon OF Washington, is
the guest of Miss Hanna Taylor for
fortnight at Capon, where she Is being
greatly admired.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-13
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

Some Of the visitors from Washington
and vicinity to the beach during the past
week were: Mr.. and Mrs ]. ]. McDer-
mott, Mrs. J. w. Comar. of Hyattsville;
Mrs. s. Edmon, of Mount Rainier; Mrs
Jordan. Washington: Mrs. Anderson. E.
s. Ryon, wife. and son. Washing
and wife, Mrs. George Ttse. Miss
Seal. of Hyattsville, Md; W. E.
Gaines and wife, A. r. Brown, r. T.
Algate, H. Hughes, A. B. Tillman, Peter
King. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Teal Wash
ington; J. G. Chestnut, ]. H. Hobbs, ]. P.
Collins. NJ. f. Griggs and daughter, S. H.
Kingsley and daughter. NJ. f. O'Connor,
Mrs. Hall Highlandtown, Mrs. Frank
Highlandtown, l. S. Dentro and wife, OF
Washington: Margaret K. Smith, Florence
G. Smith, Mrs. Morten Wolf and child
rem, and c. G. Boston and wife, Of Wash
ington.
Washingtonans stopping at Marinellis:
T Edward Clark and wife. c. T. Butcher
and wife. J.. Waldman, Mr.. J. Allger.
and Mr. and Mrs. De Marco and children.
Stopping at the Highview are: j. D.
Hobb, ]. Y Chestnut, and B. w. Brown.
of Washington.
The following old reliable fishermen from
Washington, who are fond Of trailing
the wary bass when the waters of the
Potomac are not red from the rains are
often found trying their bands for
tailors in the bay on the weekend, and
were down last week: Dave Veihmeyer,
Jesse Veihmeyer. Joe Hunter, Louis Won
Hensen, Fred Yeoman, and w. E. Koons.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-13

Emery Carey. of Washington; Miss
Roxie Doniphan, of Alexandria; Miss
Lucy Webb, Of Norfolk; Mrs. Roswell
Broughton, and the officers Of the ship.
Mrs. r. L. Wood and her son, Mr.. r.
L. Wood. jr., Of Fredericksburg, are the
guests of Mrs. ]. T. Preston.
Miss Mary Phillips and her niece. Miss
Ethel NJ. Dix. ana Miss Nellie Chauncey
are spending the month of August at
Colonial Beach.
DIR. s. B. Moore left on Monday for
short trip to Cleveland and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Wolf. Miss Hilda
Wolf, Miss Erma Wolf, and Miss Carrie
Branheimer left this week for Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Evans are spend
ing the weekend at Annapolis, where
they will be the guests Of their son,
Midshipman Chaplin Evans, at the Naval
Academy
Mrs. John Watkins left on Thursday
last for Colonial Beach, where she will
spend month.
Miss Vera Germond is visiting friends
In Staunton, Va.
Mrs. Frances S. Danenhower is the
guest of Miss Laura Smoot at her cot
tage in Ocean City, Nd.
Mr. Edward Leadbeater left last Thurs
day for New York City and Red Bank,
N. j., where he will be the guest of
his sister, Mrs. William Lloyd.
Mrs. Louis Scott. OF winslow, N j.,
and her little son, Master Jack Scott,
who have been spending the past month
with Mrs. Thomas Leadbeater at
"strathblane." Fairfax County, left on
Thursday for BerryviIle.
Mrs. N. J. Rourk and her nephew, Mr.
Harry Moore. have returned from a visit
to relatives in Albany.
Miss Florence Evans spent the past
Weekend with relatives in Ocean City,
Md.
Mrs. James Bayne and children are
spending the month OF August at Round
Hill, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill. Master Frank
Hill. and Miss Cornelia Hill have gone
to their bungalow at Belmont, where they
will spend the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John NJ Johnson and
Miss Emily johnson left on Tuesday
night for Massanetta Springs. where they
Will spend the remainder Of the summer.
Miss Clarence Brent Snowden is the
guest of the Misses Snowden at the
Theological Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Timberman have
returned from a visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel G. Monroe, who
have been spending the summer with Mr..
James Rixey. at Springfield, are now at
Atlantic City, where they will stay for
the next two weeks.
Miss Lou WASHINGTON. of Washington.
spent the past weekend with Miss Car
rie Hooff on Seminary Hill.
Mr.. and-Mrs Charles H. Davis and
their two sons have returned from a
visit to Bluemont
Mr.. Philip Dawson left to-day (Sun-
day. for Old Point. where he will Join
his sister and brother-inJaw, Rev. and
Mrs. William Gibson Pendleton, and
will go with them on an automobile tour
to Wytheville, Va.
Miss Eta Amber. who has been the
guest OF Miss Christina Kemper, is now
1T Orkney Springs.
The engagement Of Mrs. Louise Fletcher
Green to Mr.. Marshall Ludington King
of this city, was announced at a dinner
party. given at Ben Ven in Rappahan-
mock County. the home Of Mrs. Green,
Thursday last. The wedding will take
place IN November.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-13
CAPON SPRINGS.

Among the most important of the many
delightful events Of the past week at
Capon was a luncheon given on Tuesday
by DR.. Robert Chapman, of New York,
in honor of Mrs. C. w. Robertson, of
Washington. Among the guests in ad-
dition to Mrs. Robertson were Mrs.
Wyville, Mrs. s. II. Gibson, Mrs. Emory,
Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Irwin, Hon. John w.
Yerkes, and Mrs. L. J. Rutherford, all of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Buist, of
Charleston; Mrs. Acker. of Jacksonville;
Mrs. Shields, Of Virginia; Hon. Robert
Snodgrass. Of Harrisburg; Mrs. Thomas
Russell. OF New York, and Mrs. w, G.
Noting, Mrs. Bonn, and Miss Powell, of
Baltimore.
On Wednesday a small but equally
handsome luncheon was given by Hon.
John w. Yerkes, of Washington, by way
Of farewell to Mrs. John J. Hamilton,
who returned to Washington on Thurs
day after visit of several weeks at
Capon. Covers were placed for twelve
only. those invited to meet Mrs. Hamilton
being Mrs. w. Z, Clark. Miss Hopes and
Mrs. c. w. Robertson, Of Washington;
Mrs. Anderson, Of Kansas City; DR..
Chapman, Of New York: Miss Powell,
and Mrs. Warren Clark Of Baltimore;
Mrs. Thorp. Of Norfolk, and Hon. Robert
snodgrass. OF Harrisburg.
On Saturday evening q beautifully ar
ranged card party was given by Mrs. C.
w. Robertson, OF Washington. and her
cousin. Mrs. Albert Ellsworth Acker, Of
Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Robertson re-
ceived In an exquisite gown OF duchess
lace over white satin. with diamond or
naments. Mrs. Acker wore an equally
elegant toilette Of pale pink chiffon. with
touches OF gold embroidery and diamonds.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-13

mes Inch, prominent in mission and
Y. w. c. A. work at the National Capital
Mrs. Margaret Hughes and Miss Anna
Hughes, of Washington, are visiting their
daughter and sister, Mrs. o. H. Bovine.
Of Ocean Grove.
Miss Marian Begeman is one Of the
recent arrivals at the st. George Hotel,
Asbury Park, for an extended stay.
Mrs Hosea B. Moulton. with her
daughter, Miss Elma Moulton, are at
the La Pierre.
Mrs. L. c. Tuttle has arrived at Ocean
Grove at the Spray View.
Mrs. Homer B. Harlan. accompanied
by her son, Benjamin A. Harlan. jr..
will spend three weeks at Ocean Grove.
They are at the Hotel Ardmore. on Ocean
Pathway.
Miss Catherine CowsilI is at the Hotel
La Pierre, Ocean Grove.
Miss Helen E. McNelty has arrived at
Ocean Grove for two weeks at the Nora
Wan House.
John W. Rawlings and family are at
the Colonial. Ocean Grove.
Mrs. w. S. Newell has engaged rooms
at the Fenimore, Asbury Park, for the
remainder OF the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Wilcox are
among the recent Ocean Grove arrivals
at the New Arborton for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Brooks and
Mrs. E. c. Brooks are spending a few
weeks at the Franklin. Asbury Park.
Mr.. end Mrs. Frederic Hurley. with
their two young sons, Albert and James.
are at the Hotel Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert c. Davis are sum-
mering at Ocean Grove, at the Roosevelt.
Miss Edith Farrell is at the Franklin
Hotel, Asbury Park
Mrs. William w. MILAN, Miss Ethel
MILAN, and Miss Vera MILAN are at the
Fentmore, Asbury Park.
Mrs. Stanley NJ. Lamasure Is at the
Berwin, Asbury Park.
Miss Nellie E. Galloway has arrived at
the Franklin, Asbury Park