davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-07-20
THE DELHI HAD SOME
EXCITING EXPERIENCES

The steamer Delhi, Capt. Fred Ny
strom, had some exciting experiences
while voyaging from Seattle to Bethel,
on the Kuskokwim
The Delphi was chartered by the
Northern Navigation Company, and
carried 1000 tons of freight for the
Northern Commercial Company and
the Kuskokwim Commercial Company.
She also had aboard about 20 passen-
gers.
Two days out from Bethel, the Delhi
sprung leak, owing to the seams
parting during a heavy gale off Cape
Flattery and she had to put back to
Seattle ior repairs. The second start
was made, and the voyage to the mouth
of the Kuskokwim completed without
incident, except that bad weather was
encountered most of the way. On en-
tering Kuskokwim bay the Delhi
took the wrong channel and was
stranded on bar. In her efforts to
get off the bar, the propeller churned
out the sand at the end of the boat, and
she was pretty badly hogged in conse-
quence.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-07-20
II MUST BE WICKERSHAM

Delegate Wckersham candidate for election congress-
and is running on his record.
Delegate Wckershams record which any might
be proud Entering unknown
years he has succeeded his
lative ability in compelling recognition, until opinion
spected by all who know him. and
legislator the national capital only been emneny
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-07-20

The Pioneer for job Printing.
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-07-20
4 DEMOCRAT'S TRIBUTE

Congressional Record, April o. 1912
Mr.. Flood of Virginia (Democrat Chairman of
the Committee Territories): And want to say here
that Alaska has been very fortunate in the last two
Congresses in having a representative of such high
character and splendid abilities Judge Wickesham.
(Appause)
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-07-20
STANDING OF CLUBS

The following was the standing of
he clubs in the different baseball
leagues July IA:
Iditarod pioneer., 1912-07-20
THIS WAS MARRIAGE A La MODE

On June y last, Claude Grahame-
White, the famous English aviator,
was married to Miss Dorothy Taylor.
his American fancoe. They left the
church precincts in an aeropIane.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-11

$4,000 " przypadku smier-
eli; $1,5G0 wyplaca W prey
padku -choroby; $1,000 W
przypadku utraty czlonka al
DO wzroku; 500 " nag lei
.potrzebie wsparcia. Rosetta
wynos2a IS rocznie. Zadnes
.inne naleznosci ami podatki
Stara ustalona kompa.ha re
100000 kapitalem stanowe-
go depozytu gwarancyi ma ma
lezne wyplaty. Mezczyzni j
.niewiasty W wieku lis do 65
lat przyjmowane. Przyslijcie
vase aplikacye aldo piszeie
90 dalsze i~nformacye: Dept.
q. American Registry Go.
sos Cadillac Building: Erie,
Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-11

ME, re spadochronem uczepionym
do gondoli. Pod spadochronem
umocowany by} trapez, ma kt6rym,
wzlatuiac coraz wyzej, areonauta~
gimnastyk dokonywa} r6znych
sztuk akrobatycznych. Otdz pred
paru miesiacami W Perth, W chwi.
Ii, gIy>~wobec kilkutysiecznej
publiczno6ci mia} sic :puszczac "
ob{oki, JUL pc przecieciu lin, do
trapezu uczeph sic jaki6 pijak.
Skutkiem podw6jnego eiezaru, ba"
Ion wzbijaf sic " gore powo1i.
T}um z zapartym oddechem PREY
glada{ sic temu widowisk1. -
Zeskocz pan! - wo}a} rozpaczliwie
Scanson - "a chwile bedzie "a
p6zno. Ale >pijak ME puszczaf
llny, przeciwnie pr6bowa} straciG
aeronauts. Wywiaxa}a sic walka
przerazhwa. Balon wzlatywa} coraz
wyzej; trapez, obliczony ma wage
dwustu funt6w, ME m6g} utrzyma6
podw6jnego ~ciezaru. Oszala}y re
strachu Scanson szamota} sic re
swoim towarsyszem i wreszcie =
wysoko6oi 300 metr6w, stracl} go
W przepa6c poxietrzna, natych~.
Mast rozp:a} spadochron i spueci7
sic ma zlemle. Ostatni akt tel ma"
powietrznej tragedy rozegra} sic
" tych dniach pred sadem prey"
sieg{Ych. scanson zosta} uniewin'
piony. Okoliczno6ciami }agodza"
cemi by}a walka " obronie &ycia~
Lecz cd owych zapas6w cierpl ma
straszny rozw6j nerw6w: ma prey.
widzenia doprowadzajace 60 ME-
NAL do obledu. We dnie jest
spokojniejszy, leoz gdy noe nadej-=
die, pred oczyma stale mu obraz
pijaka, :staczajacego SIG " g}ab,
ku niechybnej 6mierci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-11
Ocalif diva zycia.

Ami moja siostra AMI ja ME
zylibl6my dis, gdyby ME ORA
King'a New Discovery" pisze a.
%. Mcdonald 2 Fayetteville, NC.
poniewaz oboje mielisny niebez--
pleczny kaszel, ma kt6rY zadne in.
ne ~lekarstwo ME byio skuteczne.
M6wili6my, II moja s!ostra ms
sachoty. Ona bv{a bardzo sfaba, v
nocy pooiia sig, lecz pahska cadow-
ma medycyna kompletnie mas wyle-.
czy}a oboje. Jestto najlepsze le-
karstwo Q jakiem s}ysza1em. Ma
chore p1uea, kaszel, s:zaziebieniiet,
dyehawice. grype, astme, hay
fever, krup, kokfusz- wszystkie
k}opoty krtaniowe jest najlep--'
see. Butelki ma probe darmo. SOC
i $1.t.o. Gwarantowane " apiece
M. J.. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-11
Odkryf Wielka taiemnice

,,Chce wan podziekowad:z g}ebi
%serca," pisze G. 3. RAIDER z Lewis.
burg, q cudowna podw6jn9 ko.
rzyac, jake .mia}em Z Electric
Bitters, leczac sig v dw6ch clez-
kich przypadkach chorob, : MIC
.bezpiecznej chorobr zo1adka j reu-
matyzmu, cd kt6rego by}em pra-
vie beznadziejnie cierpiacym przez
dzies,e6 lat. Ono u6mierzyIo mole
b6le jakoby ola mnie by3o zroblo'
me-" Ma zatwardzenie, niestraw-
.aod6, z6Iciowod6. 1 ma pozbycie sic
: systemu nerkowej' truoizny, kt6~
ra powoduje reumatyzm, Electric
Bitters ME maja r6wnych. Sprd~
bujcie. Kazda butelka Jest & waran-
towana iato zadawalnlajaca. Tylko
soc u M. !. KowalewBkiego, ape
tekarzs.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-11
TragiczRy koniec GWicZe-
MIA WOjSkOWegO,

Pod valiant fortu Romainville,
niedaleko Paryza, sta} W tyoh
dniach ma posterunku rekrut Du-
bru. Nagle pc p6}nocy W ciemno"
sciach ukaza}y sig diva cienie
ludzkie. Zaledwie zo}nierz zdazyf
zawo}aG ,,St6j!" 80 a JUL jeden z
napastnik6w by1 oddalony cd niego:
zaledwle ma diva metrY. Dubru
cofna& sic i wystrzeli} do jednego:
z ludzi. Ranny z %krzykiem upad{
ma ziemie i wtedy wYja6ni}a > sig
Gala sprawl. Porucznlk Matthew
wys}a} patrol pod dow6dztwem
podoficera z poleceniem, ably po-
chwycl} rekruta s~tojacego ma pc
sterunku, chcac jednak, ably to
twiczeaie wojskowe mia{o znacze"
ME, ME uprzedzi} o tenn zo}Dierza
posterunkowego. Ale rek1ut dos
brze pamleta} %lnstrukcye strzelae
#
mia, gdyby go zaatakowano Wy"
pe}ui} jaa z ca}2 %scistoscia. Zo}nierz
zranlony, zmarf W drodze do
szpitala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-11
charakteryzale, jake dzielo

=y+E&.Fl So -.-.@EF 49, 50 - - +EFLG=%rE E4@E%
zlenia charakteryzale, jake dzie}o
EsR nadprzyrodsonyeh. Nlby to
sic legendee kraetaoa =rze-
komo wdr6d ludu, ale opowiada ja
" ten spos6b, ably utrwalic "
.ch}opach prsekonanie, ze skryto-
bdjca siozyhski ~yszed4 : wiszie-
MIA niby Chrystus : Grobu. Otto co
pisze ,,swoboda":
,,Jak bardzo- naez (ruski) lud
kocha Mlros}awa siczynsk,ego i u
jakim podzivem spoglada na. niego
swladczy cho6 +! OTTO legenda, kt6~
ra rozesz}a gig. pomledzy ohtopami,
zamieszkuj2cymi P%odkarpacie. W
'ednej 2 tamtejszych wsi opowia"
dale sobie wiesniaoy. ze Sioa3h4::
skiego mkt ME w%ypuaci}.z wiezie.>
ma, slecs wydostaf sic sam cudem(!).
Bo cz}owiek TAXI jak S,csynskl
posiada " sob1e cudowna size il
to w}asnie si}a cudem go wYprowa-
dzi}a z mur6w wiezlennych. Bramy
jasme sic pootwiera}y, injury sic
r~ozstapily, a wssyscy dozdrcy ma
ozas ten o6lepli i og}uchli -!
M6g}by = ciagnle ,,Swobodas,
1alej = opu6clt JUL wiezienle, ale
bye zamkniety przez 8 lata,
aby odpokutoW wac "a grzechy ruse
klegogo narodu."
"a vice "a nasze grzechy II
VIOLA ,,Swoboda" - marnowaf swe
lata. A~gdyz odpokuto wal
v zamknletych murach, wSwczas
" n;egc moe cudowna i
zen kajdany's... it'd. it'd,
Me mole Bye chyba dwdoh zdah
.tendenoyi tegge artykp}u. ,,swo"
ooda" " kohcowy'h sfowaoh wy
sol''dlaaryyauje sic: 2 ,,legen-
ls". kt6rs ni~ev4tpliwie sama wy
.ydll5a. II TAX q. R lag1,. oswieoaja
siozyaski, jak wiadomo,
;amordowa} znamiestnika Galicyl,
If. Potockieggo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-11
CIE7KAWE RZECzY
PrZySZfOSG lOtniCtWa.

PrZyszfOS6 lOtnictWa.
Znany lotnlk Graham White
wYpowiedz'a} W tych dniaca swo"
je zdanie o pr1ysz}o6c' lotnictwa.
Zdaniem jego po'2o latach komu~
nikacya napowietrzna miedzy Ame~-
rykq a Europa belzie zupe}nie
uregulowan2. Postepy techniki
umozliwi2 budowQ acrop1an6w,
majacych 800 metr6w d}ugosci,
zaopatrzonYch W skrzyd}a ~zelazne i
mogacYch uniesc do 1ooo podr6z"
nych. Aparaty te zaopatrzone
bed2 " motory o sile 175, 600
koni i beda mog}y przebledz 800
kilometr6w W godzinie. - Czy to
tylko ME fantazya?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-11

Per14 mobo1s4stsoa w ozdobno
miekklei sF6rkowej orrawie :
,}oconym tytuliklem, z}ooone
brzegi.. $l.25
G1os Sercd -zblor mod{5w i pie6n'
ola dusz poboznych e duzym
drukiem) oprawne W sk6rke. Z
z}oconym tvtulikiem, z}ocone
brzcgi.... 500
Ami6t Str0& Chrze6cianina Katolika
zbi6r modlitw j piesni s1ulaeY
ola dusz pobo4nych rozmiaru
5x33 cali W sk6rkowej oprawie
re z}oconym tytulikiem, z{ooone
brzegi 500
9tos S@ca- 3 dulym drukiem.
oprawna " sk6rke, z okuciem i
zameczkiem, z zloconym tytuli-
klein, z}ocone brxegi. ..$l.0O
Ani6t Str6&-w sk6rkowei oprawie
z okuciem j klamerka, ze z}oco.
nym tytulikiem, zlocone brze.
gl........ ............ 500
AniH Str6x-oprawny " mocna
francuska skdrks, gietkie. ok}ad.
H, z{ocone brEegi, q zloconym
tytulikiem. $l.s5
:AniW 6tr6&-Oprawny " moona
francuska sk6rke, miekkle oklad4
XII, z{ocone brzegi ze z{oconym
tytuligiem $3.50
Wyb6r najosobllwszych nabotenstw
i pie6ni, ma duohowa psooieohei
po1ytek ludzi pobo4nych z r6&s
nych kslag zebrsny; oprawny "
sk6rke, z koiorowym obrazkiem
ma ok1adoe, zlocone brzegi (gru-
~
Wybdr oPrawny v sk6rke 8 okp-.
elem i klamerk3, z{ocone brze1
81 (gruby druk). 8l.5D
Wianek ku ozci Najswietsze; Mary
Fanny z r64nych nabozehstv u.
witty, oprawny " sk6rke, s}oco.
ne brsegi, z z}oconym tytullkiem
z okuciem klamerk8 -....$l.25
Dunina Ksiatka do nabozehstwa
ola wszystkioh katelik6w, opra.
VIVA " sk6rke. z1ocone brzegi !
z1cconym tytulikiem .$l.5e
Zbiorsk modzitw Ola czionkow Al
stolstwa SeYcs Jezusowego, on
prawny " sk6rke angielsk9,
czerwone brzegi, z z}ooonym ty-
tullklem 81.O0,
Ks: Z Gct11sneyo wyk1ad Ewange..
Iii i-Lekcyi ma niedziele 6wiets.
ksiazka do osWiecenia l zbudo-
wanna duszy Observation-Disclosures
tolickiej, z gruntownrm wyial-
nieniem roku ko6oielnego naj-
sf6wniejszych obrzed6w ko6ciei.
nych, mszy 6wietej, naboiehstw1
domowego ola choryoh, dreg
krzYzowej, jakotek tYoiorysah.
owietych Pahskich, czczonyeh
m%ianowicie przez lud polsko-=
katolick', v czarnej oprawie se
z{oconym tytuliklem ..... $3.50
zy,ooty s,oiietych Rhaskich ma
ma xszystkle dnie roku, podlug
mai wiarogodniejszych zr6del,xYe
jetycb : dziei ojotw j doktordw
koseiola 6w. opracowane podlug
Ks. OLGA @. Bitsehnaua, Z ID
w%zglYdniem swietych pahsliioh,
kt6rych wydals x1emia polska !.
a. do nainoWszyoh czas6w. = 8
ko1orowymi obraEkami prxes
lszlo 800 drzeworyJtami. Najnowa
sxe wydanie poprawnel " pie.
knej oprawie--..-..... $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-11
Pullman'a wagony sypialne
ma kolei North Western.

I: G q
EJezdzq teraz kazdeggo dnia pomie-
dry St. Paul, Minneapolis Los
Angeles. odchodza = Ma alLi to Q Q.
o 1855 pc poludniu. Sioux City
opuszczaja . 5.36 : rama. Pociaeggi.
70 stacyi " Minnesota $50: Da-
kocie czynia kompletne polaezenie:
Z "a obs}ugq: Observation-Disclosures
ma. ma zggfoszeppie sic q! aggeant6w bile:
towych, kolei Chicago North
Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-11
Wybuch ma Okrecie an
gielSkiln.

W porcie wojennym Ports.'
mouth mia}o sig onegda] odbyc
wypr6bowanie maszyn dynamlcz**
nych ola wytworzenia silly elek~
trycznej ma ..nowym olbrzymim
okrecie wojennym ,,Orion" W
obccnosci wszystkich urzednik6w
a1miralicyi i oficer6w-inzynler6w.
Maggie nastapi1 straszny wYbuch W
oddziale maszYnowym. 20 cz}on~
k6w komisy', stojacych W poblizu
maszyu, i odnios}o ciezkie rany
wskutek oblania gorejaca nafta.
Ma p~ok}adzie rozegra}y sic strasz-
live sceny. Kllku oficer6w bie-
gallo pc okrecie W palacych sig
mundurach, wo}ajac o pomoc.
Ciezkie rany odniesli kapitan.po-
rucznik Garnet, lnzynier admira~
licyi Pringle, dw6ch innych my
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-11
Tragedya W pOwietrZu.

Tragedya w pOW1etrZu.
correspondent jednego~ 2: pism
francuskich opowiada o smiertel-
nej walce, kt6ra nledawno rozs.
gra}a sic ma wysoko6ci khkudzie-
sieciu metr6w ponad ziemia W
australijskiem mie6cie Perth. Do
niedawna najpopularniejszym DO
daj W tel .cze6ci swiata cz}owie''
klein by} aeronaqta Robert Scan:
son. Wzbija} SIG ma ma}ym balo~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-01-11

Bog z Ibbq, kslaxeozka do nabc'
rozmiar 34x244 Gala. .....l0i l5c
Msoafa Bogu, zbi6r nlailepssego
nabozenstwa i pie6ni koscivlnych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali. ...... 45c
Lh,eata .Bogu oprawna " sk6rke ze
z1oconym tytulikiem, s}ooone
brzegi.. 6oc
Ch.oosa Bogu, v ozdobnej bla1ej
oprawle Z klamerka, a4oeone
brzegl. bl.lO
Chaoata Bogu, oprawna " miekka
sk6rke, ze zloconym tytulikiem j
zameozkiem, wewnatrz ra ok}adce
krzy4yk Z per1owej macicY $50
Muela. Bogu,, oprawna. v miekka
skorke re z}oconym tytulikiem,
y z}oeone .brzegi. $50
Skarb duszy-w eloganckiei sk6.r
rzanej >oprawie, zoconym ty~
tulikiem, z}ocone brzegi.:.. soc
Ska13 duszy-Zbi6r najlepszego ma
bozenstwa j ple6ni ko6oielnych,
ksiazeczka ola m}odziezy, opraw~
ma v angielskR sk6rke, z zloco-
nym tytulikiem, ozerwone brze@
SOC
SEar6 duszy-oprawna " angielska
sk6rke, z z}oconym tytulikiem,
z{oco4e brzegi.. SOC
Skar1 duszy-oprawna y mlekka
sk6rke. : z}oconym tytulikiem,
z4ocone brzeggi. ........ coo
Skar6 duszy-w miekkisj oprawie
z1oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzeggi... 6oc
Skarb daszy--oprawna " sk6rke.
z %z@oconym tytulikiem : okuciem
izameczk:em, z}ocone brzegs e0c
~
Wy6o, ek. czyii kr6tki spos6b nabo"
1enetwa oodziennego ola rzym.
sko. :katolik6w, ! dodatkiem pie
sni, oprawny " sk6rke ze zloco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze+
Wydorek-oprawny v. sk6rke, z}o~.
cone brzegl, obrazkiem ma o.
k}adce i z{oconym tytulikiem 45c
Wy1nM-oprawny y sk6rke sto-
cone brzegi, ze z}oconym tytut
lik,em, Z okuolem i zamecze
klem.......... ........ 55c
My6oek-oprawny " miekka sk6r~
he : zfoeonym tytullkiem z4oco"
ne brzeggi.. SOC
Wyborsk-.oprawny osdobnie "
miekka sk6rke Z z}oconym tytu.,
likiem zfooone brzegi...... 75o
Wy1orek oprawny Y mocna miekk4aa
sk6rke, z z2oconym tytulikiem
z{ocone brzegi............ $50
Esr3y ssade4e4stea-Z modlitwamia
9w. Alfonso na cze66 Naj6wiet1
szistt Fanny Maryi nleustajacej
pomooy. Ksi4teezka oprawna y
mocn4 sk6rke, kolorowym o.
brazkiem no okladoe, : siooonym
tytulikiem, zRoeone brsegl.. soc
Pely. na6oxertsssoa = oprawna y
miekk4 sk6rke I :osdobami, zios
oonym ,tytulikleam., .}ocone ,brzse,.
g1......ssss.... SjSVc
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-03
THE NEW HAT TILT

II YOU wish to be fashionable,
.mesdan,es. wear your hat on gentle
sfope just touching the right eyebrow
and contriye. il you can. not to look
'rakish. but quite seriously eomme II
faut. If.you like, and II the gods or
your hairdresser have seen iit 10 pro-
vide Won with hair in twists and coils
at the back. you may reveal the fact;
you may even have fluffy puffs at the
side and take the public into your
confidence about It. But out OF doors
sou must conceal the fact that there
is any hair on top or wandering fl
waves or kiss curfs over your fore
head. Not a strand Of hair should
show In front-which Is all very we'll
so long as. the hat is on, but Il We fol-
low the fashion. pretty sights We
shall all look as soon as our hats are
removed One can foresee revival
of the great theatre hat difficulty
lGhronfcle sos. s-ss
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-03

Jessie Kennedy, Miss Wilhelmina
Tenney, Miss Muriel Howatt, Miss
Helen North, Miss Beryl Hunter
Jones, Miss. Crichton Hunter-Jones
Miss Mary Cation, Miss Kenny Cat
ton, Miss Geraldine Neumann, Miss
Eunice Pratt, Mis- Belle McCorris:
ton, Miss Mary Lucas, Miss Sarah Lu.
cas-, Miss Rose Herbert, Miss Marian
Haviland, Miss Alice Cornet, Miss
Jepha Pisckel, Miss Bertha Kopke,
Miss Esther Kopke, Miss Elise Miles,
Miss Myrtle Schuman Miss Dorothy
Wood, Miss Thelma Murphy, Miss Ber-
nice Halltead, Miss Pauline Schaefer,
Miss Alberta Wholly, Miss Edith Wi
liams, Miss Abbie Buchanan, Miss
Ruth Soperm, Miss Mann, Miss Lila
Titus, Miss Edna Smith, Miss Mar
jorie. Gilman, Miss Mary. Clark, Miss
McNear Miss Doris Hutckins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bruce Cartwright, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Castle. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-03
DANCE AT COuNTRY GLUE.

Miss Violet Stoever and Mr.. Fred
erick Wichman are giving a dance a,
the Country Club this evening fog
Miss Eesnor Tay and Miss Elizabeth
Darcy who are whiting in Honolulu
this summer. The invited guests in
clude Hiss Eleanor Tay, MIS- Eliza.
beth Darcy, Miss Elnora Sturgeon,
Miss Alice Cooke. Miss Lucy Dimond,
Miss E inor Castle, Mis- Harriet
Hatch Miss Lady Macfarlane, Miss
Julia McStocker, Mss Lydia McStock-
er, Miss Mary Won Holt, Miss Mar
gfret Center, Miss Helen Spalding,
Mis- Helen Giryin, Miss Lorna Iau-
kea, Miss Alice Cooke, Miss Helen
Kimball. Miss Ruth Richards, Miss
yioles Atherton, Miss Juliet Anterior,
Miss Laura Atherton, Miss Ernestine
McNear, MIST Helen Jones. Miss Mar
garet Jones, Miss Priscilla Ellicott,
MIS- Nay Biyen. Mrs. Wa ker, Miss
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SOCIETY NOTES OF WASHINGTON

Especial StaI-Bulletin Correspondence
WASHINGTON, d. c., July Eek
cept for the Congressional contingent
and that portion of offcialdom which
is obliged to remain in town until the
close of the present session of Con
gress, Washington society has prac
ticalIy deserted the Capital. And even
l.. these circles, It is for the most
part only the men of the family who
are sti1l in town.
In it's selection of a summer rendez
vous, Washington society has been
particularly Impartial this year. AS
usual a goodly contingent crossed the
Atlantic, but an equal number remain
ed to while away the heated term at
Newport Bar Harbor, Narraganset'
Pier, and various other of the fashion
able resorts along the North Shore.
The season is now we'll under way
at all of these places, and the Wash
irgton colony is prominently identified
with the social activities of each one,
At Newport, Mr.. and Mrs. StuyVes'
ant Fish began their season Of enter,
tanning at Crossways, which they are
occupying this season for the flrst
time in three years. The entertain
ment was a dinner ard dance, the
most brilliant social gathering of the
summer. Following the decision OF
several of the social leaders Of the
place against Sunday dancing, there
was no dancing after midnight, Mrs.
Fish thus inauguratirg the ban.
The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
kakhmeteff, who are leaders in the
Washington coterie at Newport, were
among the guests at the dinner which
preceded the dance.
Mr.. and MIS-. Perry. Belmont, who
usually spend the entire season at
Newport, unless theyrgo abroad, have
decided to divide their time between
Bar Harbor and Newport this year,
and are now at the former place,
where they have taken the Balance
cottage until late in. August, when
they. will go. to Newport. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward B. Mclean and the lat
ter's mother, Mrs, Thomas F. Walsh,
are already established at Bar Harbor,
though they will LATER visit the Rus
sian Ambassador and Nine, Kakhmet-
eff, the latter an aunt of young Nc
Lean, at Newport. Mr.. and Mrs, John
R. Mclean have also taken cottage
at Newport and will take possession
shortly. :.
Mrs. James F. Barbour and Miss
Marguerite Barbour have Joined the
Washington folk at Narragansett Pier
after an extended sejonrn at Atlantic
City, Yesterday the weather at tbs
pier was so cool that!po!o coats and
wraps were much in evidence. g.. .
Washington society; at home or
abroad was. very generally interested
in the engagement announced by the
former Governor of Minnesota and
Mrs. w. R. Merriam. of their daugh-
ter, Laura, and Congressman Catlin,
of Missouri. For months such an an
nouneement had bean expected BY
their friends who have been watching
thg1fevefopment u the ronfance be-
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tween the fascinating yoarg woman
and the young legislator. Their ma
rage will be one of the important
social events of the autumn
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter GeoIet Gerry
have taken cottage at Bar HarboT
for the remainder of the season. They
viii have with TIM for h sMmmr. Ms
Gerry's moher, Mrs. Richard Town
send, who will close her Was1liEgt
residence on Massachusetts avenue l.
a day or two.
Congressman and Mrs. John Joseph
Kindred have left Washington for
their summer home, in the eatskills,
Ala Vista, Sunset Park, Haines Falls,
n. Y. Later in the season, Mr. Kin
dred will accompany a party of Con-
gressional friends on a camping trip
in the wilds Of Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beale Nc
Lean, who are now at Bar Harbor, will
go to Newport shortly for a visit to
the formers uncle and aunt, the Rus
sian Ambassador and Nine. Kakhme-
teff.
Rear Admira! Beatty, U. s. NJ and
Mrs. Beatty will go to Maine the mid
die of August to spend several weeks
in camp. Mss Beatty has gone to
Newport to visit Miss Marguerite Cap
erton. '-.'
Mrs. Fred Dennet, wife OF, the COM
missioner of the Land Office, and their
SON.. Rodney Dennet, will sail from
New York Friday for Antwerp. where
they will be met by Mis- Dorothy
Denneet, and continue on to- Paris
for stay Of some weeks. s-ste.y e
Miss Dorothy Dennet, who has been
attending French school at West
gate-on-Sea, England, for the last year,
will return with her mother in the fall
to complete her education in this coun-
try. ~..'' -. -
The Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Huntington Wilson left
Washington today for Newport, where
they have a cottage for the summer.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Clarence r. Ed
wards, U. S. A., and Miss Bessie Ed
wards, will leave Washington in a
day or two for Niagara Falls, where
they will visit Mrs. Edwards mother,
Mrs. Porter, for a few weeks. Later
they will go to the North Shore for
the late season. ..s f.
Mrs. George E. Vincent, wife OF
Pre- ident Vincent of 1.-The University
of Minnesota, has been invited by
Miss Helen Taft, daughter of the
President, to chaperon a party OF
young people on tour through Gla-
cier National Park, Montana, in Aug
ust, according to news dispatch.
Miss Taft is arranging the party,
and the young people who, are to be
included are Miss Martha Bowers,
daughter of the late solicitor general
of the United States, Lloyd w. Bow
ers, and her Brother, and also the