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DIED.

FERRIs-on sunaisy. Jaauacy %. 1911. 2, ais
Ferris IN his seth year. Funeral private.
FERRrs-on January 90. 1911. the Re-. John
Mason Ferris, o. D. IN the sIth year ot his
age Funeral services will be hed 10 ths
FIatbush Dutch Reformed Church on Thurs
day February =, al 2.30 p IA
RAZER-suddenly on sunday. tho ?0th Hs,.
az 50 Is East 10Th ST.. James Carroll frazer,
hon tba 45th volr of ms age Fune-qf service ~
Grace Church Chautrl. on Wednesday. febr'i-
ary I. al II O'Clock. lntermeut ~ Rurai
Cemetery, Albany.
GRAY--Iames. a. Norris plains y. j.. January
the residence ~ his sister. Mrs. John ..
Troughtou No. Is church 81. BlOomrslf.
y. J.. on wednesday. February l. a. $40
O'Clock,
HEUEI-on January IS. 1911. Elsie J. Heuel.
daughter Of Or. Emil and Elizabeth Josephins
Heuel nee Stein. Funeral service ~ IA West
18th ST.. Monday evening, AZ o'clock.
LaWSON-At Hayerstraw January -. Jsm-s
D. Lawson. N his J5th year Funeral services
az his late residence. lta'erstraw y. Y
"Wednesday afternoon February l. az
o'clock.
vited 10 attend the funeral Of Henry VI. Nsy-
tns on Tuesday. January 81, az p. IT,, at
his late residence No. 81 East Front st., Red
Bank, y. J.
PRIOR-At brooklyn. y. Y, January -. 1911.
Ernest g. Prior. FUNERAL serrice AZ hts iato
resid. nee 80. 1884 Fultcn 81. BROOKLYN. Tues
day. January 81. az o'clock. interlneat
nlllsdqle. y. Y. a. Convenience ot FAMILY.
st-YDAM-At Philadelphia. January 2s. 1911.
lanes son or the late Lambert Suydsm. OF
New York City. Ia his sjth yesr. Funeral
services on Tuesday afternoon. al 80 O'Clock.
AZ his residence. in the NorInandic. 33th an4
Chestnut sts.. Philadelphia. Iaterment a.
Greenwood Cemetery. Brooklyn. ). Y.
Wednesday a. ! o'clock.
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N.n%.,u.r1Nn.~~

Protestant Episcopal Church. 10. 3t1
state street. Brooklyn. p. m.
Dinner Of the Greene County society, Hotel
AstOr y m.
Dinner Of the Cotset Manufacturers Assccis
zion. Hotel Astor. p. II.
Dinner for Nathan straus. Gaze Boulevard. :
p n
2. n.
Dinner Of the Association OF Neishborhooc
Workers. Aldins CAB, No. 200 Fifth ave
nue..
Reception and entertainment ot the Cnlo1
Republican Club. Eoling's Casino. evening.
Charity ball for benefit OF the New York Nur-
sery ard Childs Hospital Wsldorf-As-
tora.
Dinner OF the Cleveland Democrats Resea-
Weber's
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ROBERT ADRIAN.
rpv Toltgrapl 10 nc Trloun

r. Ielfgrapl % TIC Irl0un-.I
New Brunswick, y. j., Jan. @.-Ex-Sen-
ator Robert Adrain. who was president Of
the famous "Rump' Senate, died here this
morning from Brights disease. Mr.. Ad-
rain was born in this city on December
II. 1855, and was the son OF Garnett Bow
ditch Adraln prominent lawyer and a
member Of the 35th and 3sth Congresses.
He was graduated from Rutgers College
and was admitted to the bar as attorney IN
1876 and as counsellor IL 1885. lie served two
terms in the Senate, an4 had also served
as Prosecutor Of MiddleseN County. Mt
Adrain leaves & wife and two chilcreh.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
NEW YORK FROM THE SUBURBS.

iley arc planning d ifty-eight-stIo1IS
t+Iding IN New York This VIII give SOM
Ftop.e Over there q chance 70 grt ne5 neaie
5esgen than ta-y ever could have hoped
'Pf.-F Philadelphia Press
Greater View York b. anxious 20 annex
lcDksr There would probably 1e no 90
lrci'ou to annexation there n Ne" or or
silc agree 20 change The namc OF ~,
."a sed .'tt 90 Ionkers.- hochestes lem
Verai 5nd Chronicle.
Z AeW YORK is % have another HIs!.es.
llldirQ Tho ftohest building IN New
Or y good deal Ike the biggest oattle
-,'p. in that 20 Just about gets uset com Il,
I'd Ucen plans for q higher one "''
'a9e.--f 90 Record lfer5io.
cues Suy Of tie high cost of living, lot-
senator Clark n2ures that tne ta~so
~ 4is Nen York cts residence amount ~
~ ddy. IL would he better on II ne
~ g.Ad burn his palace and move over ~
Ns0oeeu Buffalo Courier.
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DANCERS AT NEW THEATRE?
Russian Ballet May Appear There
Next Season.

There is % strong probability that the
Russian ballet. which is TO be brought 10
America next season by the Metropolitan
opera Company. will appear Tor q number
OF weeks ~ The New Theatre II Is
Known that The New Theatre directors
are considering the construction OF a new
building more suitable Tor dramatic per
formances than IS the present structure.
md n this is done some use viii have 70
o., found COR TIE New Theatre
Tie Russian ballet has been immensely
successful In Paris for the last two
, ears. II contains nearly one hundred
dancers. and II brought here next year il
will he strengthened by the addition Of
Miss Pavlowp u premiere danseuse. and
possibly also OF Mr. Mordklne
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission 70 American Museum ct Natu-
raj History and Geological Garden
Conferences OF the New York Chud Welfarr
ENhibit on child Labor 5ist Regiment
Arnlor5. afternoon.
ANIMAL meeting n the Consumers League.
No = West 64th street. $3.50 p. m
Reception OF the Society OF New York STATE
Women, Waldorf Astoria, 8 10 q D m.
Dinner OF the Mems League Of ST. Psters
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2 ~ npARRY - nALLYMORE..
PLAZA MUSIC HALL
Charles Richman Is Successful in His
Sketch Called The Fire Escape

IN The Fire Escape" Charles Richman
ras one OF the best vaudeville sketches
seen in long time. lie wrote IT himself,
and. supported by Miss Mabel Frenyear and
= clever boy actor, ne presented It at the
plaza Music Hall yesterdav. 10 was jolly
good fun from start 70 finish and it kept
the Plaza audiences laughing all the time
that it occupied the stage Mr.. Richman's
latest appearance in Legitimate" comedy
was with Miss Annie Russell in The I'm
postor.'
other numbers Of interest on the Plaza
bin were the Roberty Dancers. Clil Cor
don in his inlmiteble German monologue.
G.nnaro and his Italian band. Miss Daisy
Harcourt and the Three Maidens from
SaIc
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
nRarrv Of BALTIMORE.

Mr. Chauncey Oicott appeared at the
Academy of Music last night IN new
plav by Rida Johnson Young. entitled
.Barrv Of Ballymore." 7, may be ftly de-
scribed as 4 comedy m .! odrama, both the
comedy and melodrams being OF kind
easily associated with an Irish background.
Most OF Mr.. Ocotts plays are intended to
provide him with opportunities to sing the
songs which have made him SO popular be-
hind the footlishts. The new piece is not
lacking IA this respect. It's most catching
air being 81 Love the Name of Mary
There Is proud Irish he'ress in evidence.
whose name is Mary and who has
with-ring arlstocratic scorn for Mr.. Olcott,
as Thomas Barry, poor neighborhood lad,
who has gone 10 France. become famous
as a painter and returned 90 Ireland as the
lessee Of her fathers ancient castle. But
Rarrv wins after some comedy encounters
with her and a little melodrama in the
shane of a duel with a man-slaughtering
Irish baronet. who is rival suitor Mr..
Olcotf received q warm welcome for his
songs. which had little % do with the ac-
ticn beyond disclosing his purpose to capt
tlre the naughty Mary. TIE cast was:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
COL. DAVID BLoUNT HAMILTON.

Ro-.e G.. Jan. 2o.-Colonei David
rlo,rt Hamilton. seyenty-six years old.
member o. O. prominent Southern family
died here to-Gay. he served through the
Civu war yrita distinction, was member
n. III. Georgia Constitutional convention
in 1g77, ana ,e,red in the LEGISLATURE from
t-lovd Comfy. lie Was for twenty-five
ears president of the board 0: trustees Of
Spo~ter College and a trustee Of the Uni
,,.rsftv 0f GeOrg'a for "a like period. colo
,.ai Hamilton also was q minister IN the
fr,.,,isf Church and q Mason.
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THE REV. EDWARD S. FITZGERALD.

Holyoke. Mass. Jan. 50.-Tne Right Rev
Monsignor Edward :. Fitzgerald, pastor OF
the Church Of the Holy Rosary, died at
the House OF Mercy Hospital tonight from
pneumonia. Father Fitzgerald vas ele-
vated to the Monsignori last December,
on the occasion Of the twenty-tifth anniver-
sary OF his ordination lie vas born in
Chicopee fifty years ago and was grad
uated from Holy Cross College in the class
OF 's2. He prepared for the priesthood a.
:. NHar.-,e L2altirnnrA
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Or. j. SAUNDERS REED.

Philadelphia. Jan 3n.-Nhile attending
meeting OF Episcopal clergymen in the
church house here to-day the Rev. DR.. j.
Saunders Reed. rector emeritus OF Trinity
church. Wstertown, y. J., was stricken,
with heart disease, and died
in 2 few minutes Since his retirement as
rector of the Watertown church Dr. Reed
had lived in this city.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
JAMES CARROLL FRAZER.

James Carroll Frazer, lawyer with
orices at No. 32 Liberty street. died on
s,.ndov at his house. No. Is Last 10Th
street. IN the forty-third year q, MS age'
MI Frazer was graduated from the Ohl-
versity Of West Virginia. lie came 70 thiS
CITY about ten years ago. lie leaves VIE
and one SON The funeral viii 70 held az
Grace Church chantry tomorrow a. i
o'clock. and the buria. will he in the Rural
Con, etArN- Alhanv.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
"KoENloskINoER" HEARD AGAIN.

Humperdlnck's "Koenigsklnder was per.
formed again last night at the Metropoli-
tan opera House. Miss Farrar. as the
Goose Girl, charmed every one with the
simplicity OF her performance. Mr. J0ra
again sang the Prince. and the ether parts
were tn the capable hands ~ Mrs Homer.
Mr. Gorltz. Mr.. Relss and Mr.. Didur. Mr..
Hertz conducted
New-York tribune., 1911-01-31
THEATRICAL NOTES.

The Palllan Princes, with Miss Louise
Cunning. viii open a. the Herald Square
Theatre on Thursday nisht, February o.
The piece is now playing at the Shubert
Theatre, Boston, IN preparation for the
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Dane did some effective acting in the role
Of Scanlon.
CAST OF "rHE ross. d.

CAST OF THE BOSS
James u. GrswOid ......-...... .. Hcnry Weaver
Donsld CrfsuvoIi ........ Howard Estsorook
Emil, Crisvold ...... Miss Emily stevens
Mt, hell .....................H- Henry sargent
Lawrence Duncan. -. neIhelh illlt
Michael r. Regan. ....--........ tpiuI19R .sliu
MIS-. Cuylsr..........-.....-.. MISS tNuLu L'4sYu
Gates. s........................ .Jonn NJ. lrolg ntoH
seaman .................... Wilmer Dame
,r.bbjsron Sulliyau.............F'r Frank Sheridan
4 COOK ................M Miss Bella Paul
A r--eDo- Maid ........ Miss Rose Wincctt
a f,.rI.r Maid .......... Miss celia
Lieutenant ~ Poics..-....--..... FRANK JuilaH
\ Police officer. .......... James MacDonald
s--,bsr Police Officer. ...............H Il. g. Weir
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

is readily accessible ny Harlem train .rou
Grand Central Station, Webster ard jerome
avenue trolley and by carriage. Lots $3.50 up.
Telephone 1855 Gramercy for Book OF Views
or representative
Office. 20 East 23d St.. New York City
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

DAILY AND SUNDAY TRIBUNE,
One Month. s. 10 siS Months $500
Three Months. 200 One Year. 500
SUNDAY TRIBUNE:
SIX Months .si.0o One Near $500
DAILY TRIBUNE:
One Month. 8 50 lsiI Months 90
Three Months I.5o One Year 600
TRIBUNE FARMER:
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Less than six issues Daily (except sun
dsy). $3.50 per year each issue.
the Tniversal Postal Union. Including
postage.
DAILY AND SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
On. Month. xi.S0i SIX Months a a.
Two Months 500 One Year. ....I7e m
Three Months. = so
SUNDAY TRIBUNE:
Six Months So One Year. .s3.sx
DAILY TRIBUNE;
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Two Months 2.Oil One Near IL 20
Three Months. 3.0fl
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less thar six issues Daily (excep, snvs
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CANADIAN RATES.
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UNDERTAKERs.

FRANK r. CAMPBELL. 241-s West e3d 81.
Chapels. Private Rooms. Private AmbIlances-
Tel 1924 Ct slsea.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEw-YORK TRIBUNE.

Mall subscriptions, including postage. In
the United states (outside OF the borouRhs
Of Manhattan ard The BronI, In Greater
New York;. Mexico. Cuba. Porto Rico.
Hawaii, the Philippin~s and the following
eity In China: Shanghai
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01

The Ladies' Aid Society Of Union
Station church Is holding a lawn
party at 1907 East Broad street for
the benefit of the improvement Fund.
All members and friends are asked
10 come IA tonight and help make
this affair a success.
The Hannon Temperance League
will meet this Tuesday evening IN
the home of Mrs. Lee Liggon, 705
North Twenty-fourth street. A
large attendance Is requested.
A very attractive lawn fete is be-
ing held on North Twenty-second
street nea enable for the benefit
Of Christ Episcopal church. An au-
tomobile ride is an additional attrac-
tton and q pleasant evening assured
all who attend
Rev. Gerald Culberson. of 105
North Twenty-eighth street. Will
iieave the city Tuesday for Essex
county, where he viii attend the an
n,ial Tidewater convention 70 con
vene at Rappahannock church. in
that county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Morrissette. Of
e2os East Grace street, are spending
some time with their daughter. Mrs.
William Hill, of Lawrenceville. Va.
Miss Leila f~Iildebrande. Of Lower
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
BLACKSTONE NOTES

Especial to The Richmond VirginlanD
BLACKSTONE, VA. July 31.-Miss
Rose Taylor, from Newport News, is
visiting Mrs. Il. .. Linney.
Mrs. George p. Adams visited
friends iii Crewe and Burkeville this
week.
MIR, j. W. Crowder ~ quite sick at
his home on West Main street. Mr..
Growderss health has been feeble for
some time, but for several weeks his
friends have been very solicitous
about him. e
DR.. J. K. Adams WAS in Richmond
on business last Friday. -,
Mrs. Z. +. Crewe ana MISC Nellie
Reed spent Friday in Petersburg.
Mr.. McSparran, wife ana three
children. of Pennsylvania. are visit
ing Mrs. Lacy Goodwin on West High
street
DIR. J. c. Reed received last week
9 crate Of Georgia's best peaches from
Mrs.. John kuyk, WI reeentIy
made Georgia her home
Miss Nellie Porter sent Dir. j. C.
Reeds family an abundant supply Of
pfneapp!es from rub last TUESDAY.
Miss Bessie Maben, who has been
visiting relatives IN Meckienburg
and Brunswick counties. returned yes
terday. much benefited by her visit.
A large number OF people from
Blackstone and the adjacent counties
went on h excursion to Norfolk this
week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01

man and managing director of the
K. Powell Rees, Ltd, service advertise
ing and commercial agents. IN his
capacity as honorary secretary OF the
Sphinx Club. Mr.. R--s mas peen the
chief organizer of the Londdn deie-
CATION.
Welcome to Boston.
me convention Will be opened to-
morrow with welcoming addresses by
leading city officials and responses by
the officers OF the great advertising
mems organization. The delegates will
then take up their work of discussing
the many phases OF advertising, from
the legal problems or the advertising
contract to the kind of paint that
should be used by a billboard sign
painter.
1t is declared PROBABLE that. at the
conclusion Of the f1naf rchedufed day
of the convention, Friday. the delegates
VIII vote TO stay In session through
Saturday, as II is said by some of them
tIat the contemplated amount Of
ground to be covered Will require more
than four days.
A large delegation from Richmond,
a. Is expected To arrive to-day. The
Richmond men will endeavor to have
their city selected for the 1912
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
GENERAL MALE
DIES At HOME
DISTINGUISHED CITIZEN PASSES
AWAY AFTER LINGERING
ILLNESS.

GtLIEPER, VA july &1-Gen-
eral William Male. twice adjutant-
general. under Governors TYLER and
Montague, and one OF the most high
lS esteemed and distinguished citizens.
died at his home in Culpeper last
night after a lingering illness of ty-
photd fever.
General Male was an houored grad
ttate of the Virginia Military Institute.
and. after lea wing the institute, was
a civil engineer. especially combining
his attention to railroad obstruction
Wofk in the Western States. and at
forwards in Virginia. Many Of the
engineering feats accomplished ON
these arilroads IN their building was
due to General Males talent and
genius as Il civil engineer.
Ills name is an old and houored one
IN TINS community, and bis death is a
loss both to his family and State
General Nalle was born and reared
In C~utpeper, and was in the sixtieth
Year OF hisage. His father. the late
Thomas Bolts Male. was tor a long
time "a purser in the United States
navy. II for Years a member Of the
Virginia legislature.
'tHtidi Name entered t1F Nirginta
Volunteers or the twentY-eighth day
Of July, 1879, as captain of the "Cul-
peper Minute Men," which was as
signed as Company II, Third regiment.
infantry, upon the organization of
that regiment in June, ixSl. From
the captaincy OF Company r.. Cen
eral Male was elected major of the
Third regiment. April u. 1882. and
while that regiment was in camp at
LEnchburg, Va, was made lieutenant
colonel, August 6, 1884. lie occupied
the position Of Northumberland untl
November Is, 1883, when he became
colonel
Brigadier-General Charles !. An
derson having been promoted adiu-
t~ant-general, General Nalle being
senior colonel Of the State. was or
dered to the command of the First
brigade. January s, 1894. He remain
ed III command of the brigade unti,
the election of Brigadier-Gencral \. l..
Phillips. February Q. 1895. when he
refused command Of tho Third regi-
ment.
Personally, General Nalle was
quiet and concise. always speaking
and acting 10 the point.
Since he went out of office, at tn
beginning Of 1905. he had lived au;et-
ly at Culpepcr. pursuing the practice
of his profession as a civil engineer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

Al the home of the parents of the
bride, Sic Harrison Street. a receu-
tloh VIII De rendered Miss Alice r..
johnson Monday night. August I. In
stead of last night. The couple were
quietly married ia stanton, tho home
OF the sroom on April 90 last: they
VIII spend a week in this city as the
guest % their relatives, after which
thty viii return to Staunton.
Mrs. James Record. Of BIRMINGHAM
Ala. VINO ~ tina guest Of Mrs. kath-
tFhef Bahen. at 1905 lirove Avenue
has been cha rmfngly entertained DIR
ing her stay IN this city. Thursday
evening, Mrs. Record was guest OF hon
pr at an informal affair given at the
virginia Boat cub. supper was ser,,-
ed at the clubhouse. where the guests
mad been conveyed in automohtles
numerous other pleasing functions
nave been planned for Mrs. Bahen.s
guest.
Miss Sadie a, Kern. Of l7a3 F1ovd
AVenhe has returned 20 this city. after
visiting friends in Roanoke. I,vnrb-
purG and Danville.
Miss Mamie Nolkman left SATURDAY.
I"r Ming and Queen county, where she
wliI be the guest Of the Misses T,rav
at thelr home in little Plymouth.
Misses Hattie and Beatrice Lawson
l"it saturday To visit their parents
III Gloucester Point. they were accom-
panied by Miss Mamie Lynch. of South
Richmond.
Miss Ada and Ruby Crenshaw. who
nave been visiting their parents in
it~unetlhurg county. have returned To
this city
Mrs. G. II. Krouse. Of 22I5 Chafnn
street, lett Thursday TO visit friends
al Grove, Va, Lee Hall. and Mulberry
Island.
Mrs Ada Gunhoe, who have been
the guest OF Miss George Dansey for
the past month viii leave for her
home in Hinton, W. Va, this week.
Mrs. IL. T.. Atkins, who has been
the guest OF her parents in Caroline
county, for the past two weeks, left
Tor her home in Norfolk Sunday.
Mrs. Willie Newsome ana family.
left Sunday to visit friends and rele-
lives In the country.
Mr. and Mrs. III. s. Hill left the CITY
last wee kto spend some time in BoI-
ling Green.
Mr.. j. ii. DaSnsey. or Randolph
street 10 visiting relatives in King Will
lam county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 81
News was received here Saturday thai
Edward Price and Miss Marble Nor
gan. both OF this city. were quietly
married at the home OF the brides
parents, in Al3pe1nar{e eouuty. We'd
nesday evening.
MIR. Price has for several years been
employed at h local shipyard AS
craftsman, while his bride has been
teaching in the city schools for the
past year.
AIR. and Mrs, Price viii visit the
home OF the brioegroofn's parents in
Wilmington. Del, after which they viii
retarn to this city to make their home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-01

Henrico. vas the recent p,,as, ~ na~
friend. Mrs. John Hunt of rasf
Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Knax xah1e
have returned from their 6r,Jal ION
and are at home to their friends ~
2I30 Pleasant street.
Mrs. ". A.. johnson ANA IN. .hit
dren, OF Fork I-nian ar. ,-.i,iau
the formers sister Mr. r,a,@ -
North Twenty-tbird stroat ' -
Mrs. Leslie Ruda ~ r,as+ ca.
street. has returned froI, y,st, -
relatives at Keysyiue Ia
Miss Iyey johnson or Eas. M.
shall street. has rsturncd from
| pfeasant visit ~ T"I ttoHh d
she was the guest or friard@ '"'se
Mr.. Il. n. croodo. Of Chfubora.o
Park. spent the weekend NJ ocaan
View.
Miss Fannie Snoddy. Of 260a .
street. has returned frnr, ~aonp11
spent at Arronta. g-urkinybar 1870
".
Mis- Mary Smith. OF t,ae, craoo
street vino "a, - H'a'e
summer normal at Iiarrisopbure re-
turned home SATURDAY.
Mr.. John Collins eff Fast c1,,.
street, is spending some time in FIR
| poria. being called tbcra -. ~
ness Of four members Of his brotb-
er's family. All with fever
MIR =. w johnson. Of baltimore
is the guest OF his brother Mr. Thas
johnson. Of East Marshall street
Miss Emily Rurton. OF East FranF-
lin street. has returned from Char
l~ottesvii1e. where sn1 took ira S,r
mer course at the ~univorsf+y '
Miss Cora Larry Is spending son,a
time mt Buckroe beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Tomlinso,
who have been s~nandi,~ t,'~gn,