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Henry, Pittsylvania Campbell, Charlotte, Apo
mattoX, Buckingham, Cumberland, Prince Ed
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well, Buchanan, Dickinson and Wise
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Amherst, Nelson, Albemare, Fuvanna, Gooch-
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Charles City, James City. Warwick, Elizabeth
City, York, Gloucester, Mathews, Middesex,
Lancaster, Northumberland, Westmoreland Es-
sex, King and Queen, King William, New Kent,
Hanover, Caroline King George, Fairfax, Prince
William, Stafford, Spotsylvania Louisa, Orange,
Guipeper, Fauquier, Loudoun, Clarke, Frederick
Shenandoah, Warren, Page, Rappahannoek, Mad
ison, Greene, Rockingham, Augusta, Highland
Northampton, Accomac and Alexandria.
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BROOKLAND.

MrS William Parkinson and Miss Viz
oInia Parkinson are in Ronceverte, w.
Va, for the remainder OF the summer.
Mr.. Frank McHugh and his cousin
Mr.. Carol Coyne. of Wilmington, Del
left a week ago for their home. after
a visit to the parents Of Mr.. McHugh-
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. McHugh.
Miss Helen Lennon is visiting friends
In Columbia, Pa
Miss Ethel T. Shane has left for
stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Samuel Gaines. with her two
daughters, the Misses Mary and ADA,
is spending this month at Marlborough
Springs, Va.
The Misses Burns are at Bar Harbor.
Me-, for a month.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
L. Leslie was the scene Of merry
party of wee folks one afternoon last
week to celebrate the first birthday OF
Miss Evelyn Lucia. Twenty-Five little
friends OF the young hostess enjoyed
the afternoon. Ths chaperons were Mrs.
w III Franklin, Mrs. Ben Severtson.
Mrs E. NJ. Newly. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Donald Lundy and
ldTDlly are oCCupy h'AAN
Lundy's mother. Mrs. Julien. during
Mrs and Miss Jullien's absence.
Miss Emma Washington left during the
week to spend some time in Berryville.
Mrs. Charles F. Borden and daughter.
Miss Daisy, left on Friday for Niagara
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. McHugh and
daughter have left for Atlantic City
Miss Olean Burns. OF La Crosse. Wis.
who has been the guest Of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs James F. Nc
Hugh. has gone to visit in Washington
before returning TO her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker have left for
Ohio. where they will remain until the
opening Of the Catholic University.
The Misses Mary and Edith Eastlack
have returned from stay In Bridge
port. Conn.
Miss Bernadine Woodward left Friday
to visit friends in Toronto. Quebec, and
Montreal, returning by way Of Niagara
Falls.
Miss Kathryne Won Buskirk Waltman,
Of Bluemont. Va, has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edgar Nelson.
Rev. Charles E Hall. of Birmingham.
England. has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Edgar Nelson.
Miss May Grace Henry is visiting In
Niagara Falls.
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F. NJ. Marsh, Miss Alice Marsh, Miss
Sadie Gaines. Miss Poyndexter, Miss
Rose Conway, William Penn, John Rose,
and Miss Rhoda Ruike.
Those stopping at the Belvedere this
week are Mr.. and Mrs. Kuchmeyer, of
Virginia; Mr.. A H. Weeks and wife,
Mr.. c. E. Thompson and wife. Mr.. A. c.
Spencer and wife, J. w. Kline, NJ. A.
Sullivan, s. B. Dalrymple. and Charles
W. Culberston, OF Washington.
washingtonians spending the week at
Marinellrs are J. A. Handiboe and
wife, Dick Spransy. Albert Setter, G. E.
Tunfield and wife, Frank II. Conway,
Harry Hollack, Thomas Brown. and ].
8. Neinath and wife.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Burke and son Ir-
win. OF Washington. are here for the
rest of the summer. at Kamp XIII Kare.
Elmer Flather. Elmer MacKay. and
Master Livingstone Flather spent the
week with DR.. Hicks at Camp Bay
Breezee
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18
OCEAN GROVE, N. J.

Mr.. and Mrs. b A Thisseu are spend
ing the month of August at Asbury
Park. a the Fourth Avenue Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. a. 4. Martin are at the
Fountain House. Ocean Grove
Miss Alice Harrison and Miss Mary
T. Harrison are at the Ocean House
Asbury Park.
Mrs. A. L. Silva is at the Passaic.
Asbury Park.
Miss Alice J. Crowley is at the Addi-
son. Asbury Park. for a couple OF
weeks.
Mrs C. ". Thompson. accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Ruth Thompson.
will spend two or three weeks at Asbury
Park. al the Minot House.
4 merry party OF washingtonians sum-
plering at Asbury Park are Mrs. Mar
garet Dell. Mrs. Robert Chunn. George
Lumbaugh. and S. A. Baden. They are
at the Franklin.
The Misses Marie and Charlotte Grafr
are spending their months vacation at
the New Magnolia, Asbury Park
a. A. Maxim and wife and the latter's
mother. Mrs. McAllIster. are at Ocean
Grove. at the Fountain House. Mr.
Maxim has been the superintendent OF
the Soldiers and Sailors Home in WASH
ington for fifteen years.
Miss Helen Camp and Wilson Camp
are summering at Asbury Park. at the
Columbia.
Chaplain George E T. Seve-son. l.
s. N, who lectured at the Young Peo-
pies Temple. was at the Arlington dur
ing his stay at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. Mary Ford and Miss Mary Rose
are at the New Magnolia. Asbury Park.
Mrs Earl Goodwin, with her two sons.
Harry and Denny. are spending August
at the Roosevelt, Ocean Grove.
Miss Frances E. Webster arrived re-
Gently at the Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis NJ Kruger are at
Ocean Grove for the annual camp
meeting exercises. They are at the
Ocean House.
DR. and Mrs. ". T Burch. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles W Fairfax. and Mrs. J.
C. Bowers make a pleasant party OF
Continued on Page Seven.
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ROCKVILLE.

Announcement has been made Of the
engagement of Miss Grace Emmers, o1
Washington, and Mr.. Grafton Reed. oi
this place. II is understood the wed
ding will take place early in September
Dr. and Mrs. George E. Lewis and
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Warfeid re-
turned recently from an automobile
trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Alice Binder, of Trenton. N. J..
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Robert N
Bayliss, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Beck and
Miss Elsie Beck are spending a few
days camping on the Potomac River
near Seneca.
Miss Mary V. Davis. of Frederick
County, recently visited friends in Rock
Vile.
Mrs. Lewis R. Watson and children
have returned to Rockville after spend
ing several weeks visiting in King
George County. Va
Among the out-of-the-countty couples
married in Rockville during the week
were Miss Mary Isabel Gibson, ol
Johnstown. Pa, and Mr.. Albert Edward
Peschan, of Wilmington. N. c.. by Rev
John T. Coolahan, pastor Of ST. Mary's
Catholic Church; Mrs. Rae Cecil Albee
and Mr.. Charles Norris Biendi, both OF
Washington, and Miss Lucy Margaret
McCutcheon. of Sterling, Va, and Mr.,
John Burtner Breneman, Of Ashburn.
Va. by Rev. Samuel R. White, OF the
Baptist Church.
Mrs. Boarman wingard and children.
OF Savannah, Ga, are visiting Mrs
William NJ. Davis here.
The teachers of the primary classes
of the Rockville Baptist Sunday School
entertained their scholars at the home
of Mrs. Harry E. Stratmeyer Monday
evening.
Misses Damarest and Ruth Simpson,
of Washington, were guests during the
week Of Mrs. Samuel B. Haney here.
Mrs. William NJ. Davis had as her
guests during the week Mr.. and Mrs.
W. E. Clagett and Misses Genevieve and
Edna Clagett, of Gaithersburg, and Mrs.
Ca6ell Stephens. of Herndon, Va.
Mrs. Samuel Mace and little daughter
nave been visitors at the home of Mrs
Jef Rabbit. at Gaithersburg
Mrs. Henry Viett has returned IN
Rockville after spending several weeks
visiting her daughter, Mrs Aubrey Bur
rlss' IN Richmond. She was accompanied
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Continued from P.ss One.

Evelyn shryiey. a bride of few
months.
Mrs. Maynard and Miss Elizabeth
Maynard have returned from a visit I'd
Charlotte Hall, Md.
Miss Mary Ball and Mrs Lane are
visiting their sister. Mrs. Baughman. In
Burlington. Iowa.
Mrs. Thomas and little son Morton
have returned from visit IN New
York State.
Mrs. Griffin, of the Irving, left on FRI
day for visit in Georgia "a
Miss Ida Magruder, who for the last
two months has been visiting relatives
in GAINESVILLE, Va, has now gone 10
"Idlewild," near Fredericksburg, for the
remainder of the summer.
Mrs. wormsley, who, with her two
little daughters, has been spending the
summer in Virginia, has returned to her
apartment in the Irving.
Miss Helen Nicholson has recurned
from a delightful visit in Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Aud and little
son. David. left last week for sea
trip TO Boston.
Dr.. and Mrs Henry C. Young are
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William R- Hoover have
returned from a short stay at Atlantic
City.
Miss Mary Hutchinson, Of Richmond.
Va. is the hoase guest OF Mrs. w. B.
Hoover.
Mrs. Thomas Hagnir, who has been
the guest of Mrs. A F. Hassan. has
returned to the Boston Navy Yard,
where her husband Is paymaster.
Miss Sinclair, of New York, is a guest
at the home OF Mrs. Irene Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Letter and son
are at Berryville for the month Of Sep
tember.
Miss willets and Miss Eva Gilbert
have gone to Westminster, Md.
Mrs. ]. c. Kondrup. Miss NJ. A. John
son, and Miss Kondrup have gone to
Atlantic City.
Miss Mamie Cassin has gone to New
Castle N H.
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aunts, the Misses Carrie and Clara
Turner. OF WoOdville. Prince Georgs
County.
Miss Kessler and Mr.. Carlton Jones
have returned from a stay Of several
weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Henry a Drury and her daughter,
Mrs. Arthur ". Tupper, OF Anne Arundel
County. Md. visited friends and relatives
here during the week.
Miss Florence Childs. OF Annapolis. is
visiting Miss Alice Carr.
Mayor and Mrs. Harry W. Shepherd
and children left yesterday for Harpers
Ferry. W. Va. where they will spend a
week at the Hilltop House.
Miss Helen Wilson, of Friendship. Anne
Arundel County. is visiting Mrs. Arthur
Gamhrill in johnson Avenue.
Mrs John H. Drury. OF Calvert County,
Is visiting Miss Alice Carr in Johnson
Avenue.
State Senator Charles A. Wells. Mr.
and Mrs. Rexford NJ Smith. DR.. and
Mrs. Alfred II. Wells. and Mr. and Mrs.
f. \. Fuller and children have returned
from a pleasant stay in the vicinity Of
Benedict. on the Patuxent River. The
party made the trip TO Benedict on Mr..
c. A. NJ. Wells gasoline launch.
Dr. ana Mrs. CEaTIeS a NtiIS leII
Wednesday evening for New York. where
they will join their youngest son. B. C..
Wells. and wife, of Coffeyville. Hans.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Latimer. of Ralti-
more. have been visiting the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Latimer.
Mrs. w H Thompson. of Ralston
Avenue. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Eli
OFT. in Rochester. y. Y.
Miss Marguerite Bowie is visiting
friends and relatives at Woodford, Va.
Miss Harris. OF Annapolis. Md. is Wis
iting the Misses Nora and Elizabeth Hill
at 'Stratford.'
Miss Edith Stanley. OF Lynchburg. Va.
is visiting the Misses Bowie at their
home near Oak Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S Hill and chill
dren. and Miss May Hill. and Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Harper are visiting at
Brsddock Heights, Frederick County, Md.
Mrs. weddie Duckett and her grand
daughters, the Misses Marguerite and
Louise Clagett. are at Wildwood Crest,
y. j., visiting Mrs. Bradner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund c. Bowie and
little daughter, Ella Beall have returned
to their home in Washington after a visit
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18
CHESAPEAKE BEACH.

The carnival opens Monday and the
Beach is getting ready for this annual
festival There will be free straw rides.
free boat rides, aquatic sports, and other
amusements.
Miss Ella Guerson is here for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. J. H. Moore has left for Washing
ton to attend the wedding OF Miss Gra-
ham, of the Iroquois.
Mr.. Jesse Moore, Of Hartford, Conn.
was the guest of DR.. ]. H. Moore for a
few days at Cedar Crest.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Parkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. F. Birthwright. Mr.. Parkin Birth
wright and Mr.. Myles Connor, Of WASH
ington. are here for three weeks stay.
Miss Beulah Skinner. Mrs ]. NJ. Fos-
ter Mrs. J. Edwards, and Mrs. George
Clark. all OF Washington, are guests of
Mrs George Merrill at Camp Grace.
Mrs Edward French and Mrs. Herbert
French and daughter, of Washington, are
guests of Mrs. George Frye.
John Simmons. Mr. and Mrs Bowen,
of Takoma Park, D. c., son and daugh-
ters, and Master Carroll Hayes, of Wash
ington, were guests at the Fitzgibbons
camp.
Mr.. Floyd Strewn Is visiting Mr.. Haines
at Camp Easy.
s. r. Downing and family and Mr..
II. B. Downing and wife have returned
to the city after a weeks stay with
Mrs. Albert Sariviere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Harper. Of
Washington. and Mrs. Helen G. Baiiy
and children are spending the week at
Camp Sariviere
Mr.. Rycard and family, of Washing
ton. and DR.. G. Smith and family are
here for a two weeks stay at the
Manders camp.
The guests of the High View for the
week are Paul r. Miller and wife, WILL
lam Burton, Alfred Burton. n. w. Metz.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18

home by Mrs. Burriss and little daugh-
ter, who will spend several weeks In
Rockville.
Mrs. Harry E. Stratmeyer has re-
turned to Rockville after spending sew
eral days visiting her sister. Mrs. James
E. Kerr. in Washington.
Miss Myra May Luhn and Mr.. Caleb
Bentley Dixon, both of Baltimore. were
married a few days ago by Rev. Thomas
S. Davis. pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church at Clarksburg, the cere-
mony taking place at the home of the
minister.
Miss Naomi Garrett, of Washington.
is visiting relatives in Rockville.
Prof. and Mrs. William W. Skinner
and daughter. Miss Jean, have returned
to Kensington from a stay at Ocean
City, Nd.
Mrs Efie Day and children. of Balti-
more, have been visiting near Clagetts-
vile.
Miss Mamie Poole, of Baltimore. Is
visiting Miss Bertha Fletchall at Pooles-
vile.
Misses Fannie Veirs and Helen Bru-
nett have returned to Rockville after
visiting the Misses Pierce in Washington.
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Curtain. Arthur r. Curtain. A. l. Will
Jams. and Mrs Amy Brown and son.
Colonial Beach will celebrate its hfth
annual Colonial Jubilee on Tuesday
Wednesday. and Thursday, August ~
q. and - There will be races OF all
kinds-boat, swimming, running, bany
show. baseball. balls, fancy and colonial
and as special feature an aNiaIion
meet Prizes will be awarded successiui
contestants.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18
HYATTSVILLE.

Mrs. Andrew J. Leakin and Mrs. Will
lam A. Shepherd have returned from a
weeks stay at Round Hill. Va.
Mrs. Rosa Richardson. of Washington,
Is visiting friends and relatives near Up
per Marlboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hammo nd Welsh have
returned from q visit to the former 8
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18
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Fancy and paintailoGed models Of si linen. ratins,
cloth. and lingerie. The reductions the largest
ever rnade-n present prices being bust ons
original prices.
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with Mrs. Bowie's mother. Mrs. Agnes
L. Bowie, near Upper Marlboro.
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and Coats Sor Sa also Street Dresses Of careuse crepe
meteor and serge, and Dancing Fsccks Of sk chiffon and
net All marked at special eary-season prices for the pur
pose Of keeping alteration department busy.
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fact that the wagon was heavy one
the two men were fortunate in escap-
ing as tehy did.
Hedmark's escape is miraculous, as
it is one Of the few accidents from
which he has emerged with any de-
gree OF comparative safety. He has
undergone no less than six surgical
operations. First he lost one of his
legs. Then he was obliged to have
one of the toes of the other foot ampu-
tated. The little finger of his left
hand had to be removed, and few
weeks later he had his tonsils cut out.
Not many weeks elapsed before he
was seized with an attack Of appendi-
citis and the surgeon separated him
from the offending appendix, Last
fall one OF his eyes was injured and
the injured optic was taken out. The
fact that both of his arms are intact
after the runaway Thursday is re-
garded as little short of miracle.
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occurs tonight

Today is Norwegian independence
day and Sverdrup lodge No, 107, Sons
Of Norway, have made complete ar
engagements for holding appropriate
exercises in the Commercial club hall
this evening. There will be addresses
In the Norwegian language, many ex'
cellent musical numbers and other
events of interest on the program
which will be rendered.
After the exercises have been held
dancing will be enjoyed during the
remainder Of the evening. The ladies
will serve one of their famous re
pasts and the occasion will be com
memorated in an suspicious and tit
ting manner.
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DOCTOR HUNTER WILL
Continued From Page One)

formed and the woman sleuth repre-
se1ting Jim Jam Jems. Interest in
the case throughout the city was very
intense, despite the fact that the case
was tsrictly private. Considerable
excitement prevails which seems to
show that the tendency among the
better practitioners is to get at the
bottom of the story. When inter-;
We've at his apartments at the Nc
Kenzie regarding the case against DR..
Hunter. Mr.. Clark said:
Both Mrs Pickett and Mrs. North
ed, the nurses involved in the Huh
ter case, have left the country. Thus
far there has been no attempt on the
part of DR.. Hunter or anyone else to
produce these women to refute the
testimony introduced. Evidently they
intend to stand strictly on what we
know, their sole hope being that we
don't know enough.
Made Out Strong Case.
"We made out the strongest KIND
Of a case. There is no question but
what the abortion was performed at
the home of Mrs. Northfield; that the
girl left Minot with the address OF
Mrs. Pickett and the name of Dr.
Hunter, which were supplied by
prominent Minot physician; that she
was i good health at the time, and
there was no OCCASION to perform tho
operation, save to hide her shame;
that there is no question but what this
abortion mill has existed for some
time.
1--WE found beyond the shadow OF
doubt that DR.. Hunter. interested
with Mrs. Pickett and Mrs. North
field. was at the head of this abortion
MILL"
Further Developments Soon.
There will be further developments
in the Hunter case in a few days. In
asmuci as the move has been started
by Jim Jam Jams, and investigation
is now under way. regardless OF the
action of the medical association GRIM
inal charges will undoubtedly be pre-
ferred against DR.. Hunter after the
termination Of the case against Arne
Amundson, which will be tried in d.
vide county next month.