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PITTSBURG-George NJ. Stro-
hacker maintained his wife did. not
place poison in his food when she
was placed on trial on a charge of
administering strychnine to him
Strohacker became ill last January
after eating his MONDAY lunch and
only recovered after a long ILLNESS
Physicians found strychnine in the
food in his lunch pail. .>."
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HELP WANTED

the United States
army, ablebodied unmarried men
between ages of 18 and 35; citizens
of the United States, of good
character and temperate habits,
who can speak, read and write
the English language. For in
.. formation apply to Recruiting
9 3. Officer, 4th St., and Minnesota
:" Ave., Bemidji, Minnesota.
for general house
work. Mrs. T. J. Welsh, 1921,
Bemidji Ave. r.,
Cook and kitchen girl, Erickson
Hotel, 80 America avenue. (
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HIGHLAND FALLS. \

HIGHLAND FALLS, N. Y.-John
Bigelow, author and former minis
ter to France, is seriously ill at his
home, "The Squirrel DR.. Howell of
New York, who is in attendance, in
Inmates that the aged patient may
not recover. DR.. Bigelow is in his
ninety-fourth year.
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o OUTSIDE NEWS CONDENSED .
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YOKOHOMA-Th British steam
er st. Hugo, from New York March
IS, is ashore off this port.
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Three lives were lost
as the result of an electrical storm
that swept through Michigan. Bry-
ant Smith, 70 years old, of Wyan-
dotte, surburb of Detroit, and
Arthur Bushay, 9 years old, Of De-.
troit were killed by fallen live wires.
J. H. Howell was killed by lightning
at Montrose.
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WILKESBARRE, -Afters.-be-
ing entombed two days in the Bar
mum colliery of the Pennsylvania
Coal Company at Pittston. John
Welsh and Mike Solok dug their way
t) the srrface. All hopes for lheE,
had Eecr abandoned. They were
shut in by fall of rock.
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The new paint firm Harris & Ell
bridge, painting, paperhanging
and decorating, at Minnesota
hotel.
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DENVER-The coal mine inspect
ion bill intended to prevent further
accidents in the coal mines of Colo
RADIO, has been vetoed by Governor
Shafroth at the request of repre-
sentatives of the miners union.
Their objection was to an amend
ment requiring miners to pay the
cost of ''shot firing"
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FOR RENT Cottage at Grand
Forks bay. Address box 1926. Be-
midi.
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OCEAN GROVE.

Lieut.. William H. Santelmann, director
of the United States Marine Band, which
gave two admirable concerts In the audi
torium during the last week. made the
Majestic his residence during his stay
at Ocean Grove.
Miss Beatrice H. Stoddard arrived yes
terday at Asbury Park for two weeks
sojourn. She Is patron Of the Man
haitian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard B. Snyder, with
their daughter, Miss Esther Snyder, are
registered at the Beverly, Asbury Park.
for an indefinite visit.
James I. Turner is registered at the
st. Clair. Asbury Park, for his Gus
tomary summer outing.
Several officers Of the United States
army are making a short stay at the
Coleman House, Asbury Park. Col. and
Mrs John d. Hall. Mai. and Mrs. w. 7.
Wilder. and Lieut., Dean Hall
A party Of six arrived yesterday at
Asbury Park for q stay Of two weeks at
the Thedford. They are Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Whitaker. Miss Edna Roger,
Miss Gertrude Thomas, Parke Galielle,
and Carl Mapes. 4
There are four popular Washington girls
staying At the Franklin. Asbury Park.
They are Miss Olive Wright. Miss Har-
rIet Snow. Miss Edna Farrell. and Miss
Naomi zallowya.
Edwin II. pufz. wen known at the Ma
tionai ckpitsL who're he u prominent
eorpora$loQ AvysF, = sid y have more
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ANACOSTlA.

oneita Council. No. . Degree of Poca-
hontas. of Anacostia. has chosen its
officers for the coming year, and these
will be installed at a meeting to be held
in September. They are Mrs. Myrtle
Litherland, Pocahontas; Miss Esther
Swain, winona: Mrs. John Mowatt,
prophecies: Mrs. D. T. N. Shank. Pow
hatan; Mrs E. ". Gator. keeper Of rec
ords: Mrs. Margaret Wilkinson, keeper
Of wampuu.
VIII the directors Of the Capital Trac-
ton Company. Of Washington. agree 10
extend their lines to Anacostia? is the
question that Ii uppermost In the minda
OF the residents here at present. The
Citixens' Association. through its secre-
tary. has fled formal request for this
extension, and President George 3. Ham-
ilton, Of the traction company, has
stated that the matter win Be- given
consideration. It - the desirs Of the
citisens that the line b extendod along
minnesota avenue from Ponnsyivenfa ave-
nue. u Twjning c|f{. ~ prseent term1nns
g - H. - oleqle &eo1q x1sk ~
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WASHINGTON GROVE.

Mrs. Henry J. Brian, wife of the deputy
public printer, and Mrs Howser have re-
turned to their homes in Washington, aft
er spending two weeks at Hotel Albany.
Mrs. C. P. Ireton and Miss Cyril Ireton
were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stoever. Of Third avenue.
Miss Depew, of Washington, is visit
ing Miss Mabel Reese, of this place.
Miss Walker and Miss Florine Walker,
daughters Of Mai. s. II. Walker, have re-
turned. after a ten days visit to their
grandmother, Mrs. Brady, Of the Eastern
Shore, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Owen, Of Cath
ersburg, Md, were visitors at the Grove
during the past week.
Mrs. Alvin Smith, son, and daughter,
of Georgetown, have returned to their
home. after a two weeks stay at their
cottage In Fourth avenue.
Mr.. ]. R. Milburn spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Craig, OF the
Plaza.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles L. Pate, of George
town, were visitors at this place last Sum
day, DR.. Pate preaching the last sermon
Of the camp meeting season.
Mrs c. Pettis, who spent several weeks
at Hotel Albany, left Saturday for her
home in Washington
Mrs. Sarah Buckler, of First avenue.
had as her guest last week Mrs. M. E.
Dorsey, of Laytonsville, Nd.
Mrs. George Dove and Miss Marian
Dove were entertained during the camp
meeting season by their aunt, Mrs. Kali
ser, of Grove avenue.
Mr.. Wallace Stoever, Of Third avenue.
has as his guest Mr.. Harry Thompson. Of
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cissel,Nof Fourth
avenue, are entertaining Mr.. Cissefs 5
mother. father, and sister.
Mr.. and h.rs william Teepe. son. and
daughters spent last Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Koontz. Of the Plaza.
Mrs. Marshall Walker is entertaining
Miss Jennie Higgins. of Washington.
Mrs. J. w. Lemon is at westover cot
tage. the guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
NJ A. Cissel, OF Grove avenue.
Mrs. John Davis recently entertained
weekend house party among the
guests being Mrs. Rebecca Palmer and
hIss Evie Jones.
Miss Helen Gardner is q guest OF Miss
Florence walker. OF 4rove avenue.
Mrs. z. E. Huntiey has left for weeks
visit at Rehobotn Beach, N. J.
Mr.. c. Pardew. Of --anham, Nd. was q
recent visitor at this place.
Mrr. r. Grifiths. sorrper cottage own
Or here, was . recent guest - the drove.
Miss Florencs Hughes Il visiting her
brother and his wife. NJ, md MrR Uay-
boffx Hughes os 1oureh eyoouk Hoeego
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Anna iYost Mr.. Herbert Prince, M.
James Wells, Mrs. Agnes Heath, M
William Prince, Miss Irene Lambden,
Nathan Perry. Miss Dtta LusbX Charles
Rouse, N. A. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Sterling, Mrs. Ella Ward, Miss b. Pru-
lit. Thomas Adams and family, James
Rodgers and family, II. Kass, Carolyn
N. Nimerce. and 7. H. Trueworthy.
At the New watsrNo-Mr. and Mra
beth Taylor, Mr.. Murray Taylor, Mr..
Clayton Drew, Mrs. s. e. Prender, Miss
Elizabeth Prender, Mrs. Agnes w. Mar
ly Bowie, Mr.. John Mace. Bowie. Mrs.
Waller and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ladder Mackall. Mrs. John Walker.
and Mrs. Leo Yates.
At the Walcott House-Mrs. Jacoby,
Mrs 8. c. Long. Mrs. K. NJ. Perry, e.
Sturven. Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Fungin,
Newton 8. >Dimpsey, Miss Katherine
Jones, Miss Gertrude Jones. Miss Mar
guerite Jones, Mrs. George H. Jones, 8.
M. Burgess, Nettie 8. steeds, Mrs. A.
Greenberg. Mrs. B. Greenberg. Mrs. c.
Rackey, Mrs. Edward r. Dorsey, B. W.
Boutz. NJ. z. Boutz c. A. Bumber, J.
w. Piper, g. Studds. H. Bierron, c. 8.
Burgess, c. NJ. Burgess. F. ]. Miller. g.
Champion. ]. F. Robey. J. ]. Cranston,
c. A. Bradshaw. w. Max Duvall, Har.
riet e. Bailey. Charles Peake, Paul Dex-
ter. c. Pagett. J. johnson, c. M. Bcoude.
Ivan H. Gore, H. H. OFT, Mrs. NJ. q.
Collins. Mrs. Frank Crawford. Mrs.
Charles Grier, A. M. Bohammon. Mr..
and Mrs. 8. J. TolsQn,. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Benner. and Helen N. Gridley.
At Colonial Beach Hotel-Mrs Kate
M. Hannill, Miss Pauline e. Heatte,
Miss Edith I. Denall, Miss NJ. Benner,
Miss M. Young, Mr.. and Mrs Fenley,
Mrs. ID. C.. Bowman. Miss Frances
Thompson, Miss T. A. Magrath, Mrs. K.
Siggfns. Mrs. F. D. Scott, Mrs Brink
man and son. Mrs. p. Pelham, Mrs e.
L. Norman, Miss d. L. Norman, Mrs.
B. c. Norman, G. v. Norman. Miss Mar
garet Hammer. Miss Garden, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Sinsheimer, Mr.. J. l. Ramsay,
James M. Mcdowell. John M. Couden.
w. ]. Minstead, e. K. Calhoun, N. H
Wright, p. s. Shallnecker, J. A. Pur-
cue, ]. Trueworthy, r. C. Rogers, C.
Johnson. ]. H. Handlon, g. Davis, ].
Maezo. w. Denham. H. A. Fure and
wife. ]. B. Pitts. Louise w. Boettler,
Louise NJ. Noecher, C. Keiser, jr., H. B.
Riley. F. B. Rogers. James F. sheetz,
and A. L. Simpson.
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have as their guest on the trip to Maine
Miss Helen Emery, of Grafton street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frailey and chill
dren, Of East Bradley lane, have gone to
jamestown, Rhode Island, for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormsby McCammon, of
East Lenox street, left the past week
tor Fort Preble. Me. where they will
stay several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Groverman have as
their house guest Lawrence Mccormick.
Little Miss Anna Mactier, of Con-
necticut avenue and West Bradley lane,
left last week to be the guest Of DR..
and Mrs. William Pettus, Of Marble
head, Mass.
Master Wilson Durant, of East Brad
ley lane, has gone to Harpers Ferry, w.
Va, where he will remain until the re-
opening of school.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
w. Alber. the latter the sister Of Mrs.
was taken seriously Ill as he was re-
turning to his home in Huntington, w.
Va, died last week.
Mr. Clarence Barnard, of Pinehurst,
who has been spending some time at
Mountain Lake Park, Nd, with DR.. Fleet
Luckett, Of Rhode Island avenue, has re-
turned to his home.
Miss BERTHE Herley spent the weekend
with Mrs. James Armitage Emery, of
Grafton street. the past week.
The friends of Mrs. Arthur Copeland
will regret to learn of the serious ILL
ness Of her mother, Mrs. ]. B. Diver.
Miss Elizabeth Howard. of Annapolis.
Nd, who has been the guest of Miss
Helen Emery, Of Grafton street, has re-
turned to her home.
Mr.. H. Prescott Galley, who some time
ago, leased a house in Grafton street, and
who has been spending the past month in
Europe, has returned to his home.
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returning to her home In Bloomsbury.
Pa, Miss Hughes will spend a week In
Washington.
Miss Grace Osborn. connected with the
Y. w. c. A. work in the South, has ar
rived at the home of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Albert Osborn. Of Maple avenue
Mrs. Blanche Braddock-Cramer, Of
Rockville, and Mrs. I. B. Ward, Of Hunt
ing Hill, nave returned to their homes,
after spending the camp meeting season
at this place. ...-
Rev. Mr. Thompson, of Washington,
has returned to his home, after several
days visit at the Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hunt, Of the Plaza,
recently entertained Mrs. Decker and
Miss Effie Decker. of Washington.
Miss Grace Kempner. of Washington,
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Brockaway, of Brown street, has returned
to her home.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS.

The season at beautiful Braddock is
now at its gayest. The District of Co
lumbia National Guards have their en-
campment near Frederick, on the Kemp
farm. whichis about five miles from Brad
dock. and is reached by trolley, which af-
fords a beautiful ride through a section
noted for its beauty and fertility. A num-
Der of the officers have arranged for ac-
commodations for their families at Brad
dock during the encampment.
1t is understood that Capt Chandler, Of
the aviation corps, expects to attempt a
fight from College Park to Frederick
some day during the encampment.
The recent arrivals from Washington
at the Hotel Braddock are John
Mitchell, jr., Mrs. Ramsay, Miss Taylor.
Mrs. r. C. Du Bois, Mrs. r. o. Under
woods Miss A. Hoover, Miss L. Hoover,
George B. Buck. Miss L. Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Herschel, c. r. Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Kelly, Miss Edna
Kelly, Miss Rice, Miss NJ. Rice, Thomas
c. Kelly. c. D. Walker, Miss Mcintyre,
L. Allcesher and party. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles S. Lincolni. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pitt and family, Mrs. D. Pitt.
c. NJ. Winbigler, C.. A. Keigus. Miss
Ella Given, Mr.. and Mrs. N. U. Rich,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gauss.
At Nibrah Cottage are Mrs George
w. Harvey, Miss Marion Mccarthy,
Richard Hunt, Miss Victoria Lynch. Miss
Florence Daley, Mr. and Mrs. William
Minnix. Miss Mary Minnix, Allen Min
nix, and DR.. Thomas Bowling.
At The Avalon are Spencer Alherst,
Miss Mary Morse, Miss ]. NJ. Holzberg.
Miss B. M. Holzberg, Miss Martha
Powell. Capt. Ramsey. Mrs. Ramsey.
S. L. NARROW. Louis Carmody, Miss Alice
Vance, Miss G. A. Truman, Miss Bertha
Schearman, Miss Edna NJ. McCallister,
Miss Barker, Miss G. Ballman, Miss
Elizabeth Myers, Miss Grace A. King,
Mrs. ]. E. Mister, Mrs. T. G. Railing,
Miss Gertrude Minchen, Miss Margaret
Kane, Miss Loretta Larkins, Mrs.
Mathew Daley. William Jentner. Miss
W. Jenter, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Al
brecht, Miss Birdie Maloy, Miss Ella
Shipley, Miss Gertrude Shipley, Miss
Kane, Miss Carnie Horn, Miss Alice
Horn, and Mrs. Mary Todd.
At Seachrist Mountain House are
Mrs. M. Hines, Miss Adel Samhert, Miss
Sarah Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. H C. Cole,
Miss Catharine Breen, Miss Margaret
Breen, Miss Mary X. Murphey, Miss
Nellie c. Nealy, Miss Ada r. Dermody,
Miss Stella Dermody, and Mrs. o. A.
Reed and daughter
At Camp Schley Inn are Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris. Mrs. Lipscomb, Miss Lipscomb,
and Mrs. ellison and SON.
Col. Crook, Of the White House force,
Is q guest at Linn Lodge
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back along Minnesota avenue to the city.
1t Is believed that the extension Is war
ranted, due to the increasing population
OF the section, and because OF the fact
that the service on the present line Is not
sufficient to accommodate It's patrons.
Portions of the city that could be reach
ed directly on the Capital Traction line
cannot be reached at present on the
existing line.
A supper was given on Wednesday at
Bells Methodist Episcopal Church un-
der the direction of the Sons of Tenn
perance Of that congregation. and many
residents Of that section participated in
the event. 1t was in charge Of George
w. Hardy. Men prominent in politics
were also present
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Boswell and family.
Of V street., will spend the next two
weeks IN Virginia.
Mrs. Thomas Sydnor and children are
in Richmond County. Va, visiting the
formers daughter at that place.
Mrs Ernest McGiIi and children are
visiting George McGill at Thurmont. Nd.
Miss Pauline Williams. Of Anacostia. is
visiting Miss Louise Commes at Bel
Alton, Nd.
Miss saIlie Hill, Of Rockville, Md. is
tn6 guest VI Il. dy Aoi
at their residence, Sixteenth and w
streets.
Mr. ard Mrs. H A. Hungerford, Of
Congress Heights, left the past week for
Rochester. n. Y, to pass their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Spicer and family, Of
Nichols avenue. are at Lodge, Nd. for
q few weeks.
Miss Hettie Mason. of Valley street, is
passing her vacation with friends at
Chamber sburg, Pa.
Miss Lula Conner, Of Congress Heights.
is in Portland, Me-, to spend the sum-
mer.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs G.
A. ]. Williamson, Mrs w. II. Nicholson
and children, and Mrs. II. c. Emo and
daughter will leave shortly for Ocean
Grove, n. J.. to spend several weeks.
Mr. Charles R. Roberts. Of Maple
View place, left yesterday for two
weeks stay In Boston, Mass. Mrs. Rob-
erts and son Francis are already at that
city, visiting Mrs. Roberts parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ffnotti. the former
chief clerk at the Government Hospital
for the Insane. together with Miss Kate
Harleston, have gone to Boston by sea
and will return by rail.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20
ROCKVILLE.

Mr.. James F. Allen, for many years
secretary Of the Rockville Lodge Of Ma
sons, was given a surprise by the men,
bers of the lodge last Monday evening
when he was presented with a hand
some gold watch and chain as a token
Of esteem. The speech was delivered by
Col. Spencer c. Jones, Mr.. Allen accept
Ing the gift in a feeling speech. During
the evening refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Viett, of this
place, have announced the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss May Louise Viett.
and Mr.. Aubrey Burruss, of Richmond.
Va. The marriage will take place the
evening Of September Z at the residence
OF the bride.
Miss Kathleen Rhodes. daughter Of Mr.
Willis o. Rhodes. Of Hyattstown, this
county. and Mr.. Wilson r. Tschifrely, of
Darnestown, were married in Washing
ton a few days ago. The bride has been
a teacher in the public schools Of the
county several years.
Mr.. Ralph P. Luckett, of New York,
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooke d. Luckett in Rockville.
DR.. Robert w. vinson and sister, Miss
Mamie Finson. left during the week for
Atlantic City, to remain several weeks.
Mr.. Stephen H. Quigley has returned
to Rockville from a ten-day stay at
Atlantic City.
Mrs Arthur s. Johns, OF Washington.
is visiting friends in Rockville
A euchre party at the Montgomery
Country Club Friday evening was one
of the pleasing events of the week IN
Rockville. 1t was in charge Of a COM
mittee Of which Mrs. L. L. Nicholson.
jr., was chairman, and was attended by
about fifty guests. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. Hal A. Dawson and family, of
South Dakota, reached here during the
week and will make their home In the
future upon the Dawson farm, adjoining
Rockville.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Richardson and
little son, Of .Drummond. this county.
left during the week for Mr.. Richard
sons old home in Georgia, expecting to
be gone several weeks
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

The following named Washingtonians
are stopping at Marinellfs this week:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Metzner, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. P. Newman. w. E. Locklin, Miss
o. Algra, Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Tamagni.
At the Highview: Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.
Carter, D. p. Ault, Roy NJ. Chamberlain.
Robert F. Petit, Armand Bowen. Miss
L. ". Swift. w. s. King. J. c. Blaisdell,
Miss Josephine Brown, Walter A. STEM
house, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Mckenzie. Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Corey. Joseph F. Donaley,
Arthur Ridout, Charles Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Linkens. Charles D. Hayden.
Miss Helen Frizzell, Miss Matte Evans.
all of Washington; Mary E. Trotter and
Eunice D. Speer, of Oaktown,' Va; e. B.
Cox, NJ. s. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C.
Cummings, Mrs. F. c. Wedding, OF
Washington; Mrs. A. ]. Kearney and
Regina Kearney, of Baltimore.
Mrs Henry Young and Miss Marie
Young, of 1112 M street, Washington,
spent the day with friends at the Beach
last Sunday and contemplate a more ex-
tended visit later.
The following named Washingtonians
were visitors to the Beach last week,
stopping at the Belvidere Hotel:
Mrs. Martin Wolf and children, Mr..
and Mrs. c. G.. Bastian, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Leroy,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ward Evans, II. G.
Satin. wife, and son, Mr.. and Mrs. J..
G. Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. O'Neil,
s. H. Pollack, Henry Latterner. Rich
ard Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. WILL
Jams, Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Dugdale, H.
w. Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. M. I. Hen
derson. H. J. johnson, George A. F..
Henderson, DIR. and Mrs. T. M. Owen,
T. ]. McMorrow, and Louis X. Kapper.
Miss verda Knots, Of Washington. Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 8. l. Heacock at
their beautiful tent homo for two weeks.
Two Washington babies were the win
ners Of the first and second prizes at the
baby show during the carnival week at
the beach. The first prize, IS In gold. was
won by Irene Bransell, three years old, Of
1417 Thirty-fourth street northwest. The
second prize, IS in paper money, was
awarded to Mildred Myers, Of 122 Fifth
street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-20
FIRST GERMAN AT wARRENToN.
Dance Proves to Be Enthusiastio
and successful.

Dance Proves to Be Enthusiastio
and Successful.
Special to The Washington Herald
warrenton, Va. Aug. 1s.-The first ger
man Of the season was danced here last
night at the town hall, and was most
enthusiastic and very successful.
Among those dancing were Miss d.
Hubbell and Taylor Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. G. Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. VIII
bur. Miss Wilbur with Howard spilman.
Miss stone with Lee Evans. Miss Lee
and B. Way, Miss Hagan. Of Richmond,
with DR.. Hugh Spilman, Miss Hilleary
and w. H. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Miss Robinson and Morsen Keith, Miss
Miss Frances Sublett and John Pember-
ton. Miss Cora Jones and T. J. semmes.
Miss Camilla Wexford with w. H..
Gaines, Miss Fannie Scott and ]. A c.
Keith, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Pilsen. Mr..
and Mrs. F. Scott Carter. Miss Mary
stone and Pete Lees, Miss Barker and
Mr.. Z. r. w. Barker, Misses Z. Garst.
Emily Fair, Elizabeth Fair, Margaret
Williamson. Miss America Payne, Mrs.
f. w. Glib, Mrs. Carpenter, Mr. aud
Mrs. J. 8. Gaines. Mrs. e. II. sublett.
Indge and Mrs. Carter Scott. OF Eieh-
moud: Miss Wertheimer. Mrs. Robbins.
Mrs. Hinekin, Miss Knox.
Patronesses--MrRs John d. Hooe. Mrs.
Taylor Scott, Ara Murray Forbes,
6tags--Nessrp. Telliofsrro, Russell q.
n. Smith ea1 = Q HnmtyvA
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Mrs. Bowie also has as her guest, Miss
Helen Williams.
The Misses Helen and Louise Frey
win return this week from Braddock
Heights. where they have been for the
past few weeks.
Rev. H. Barrymore Angus has been
spending a short time at his former
home, Elisabeth, N. J. From there he
went to Northfield. where he will spend
the remainder Of his vacation.
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to the German government in the name
Of the United States a statue OF Baron
Won Steubea, similar to the one pre-
sented by Germany to the United States.
Among those present were Mrs. Joseph
s. Wood, state regent OF New York; Mrs.
william Cumming Story, honorary state
regent Of New York, and the German
Ambassador, Count Won Bernstorff. The
table was decorated with American and
German colors, and the salon Of the
boat was draped in flags of both nations.
Mrs. Huntington Wilson entertained at
dinner Friday evening in honor of the
American Minister to China, William H.
Calhoun.