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Gkleaas, g. September.

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vat.rts " 05--4 .85. straiabts 81. lO-.4. 80.
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80 Datsrs s3.s5-4.l0.
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am s6iat 9os1c fur DECEMBER 9os[S-
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85i@e, am Shlub 9kt.
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32sze, am stlHb 32c: fur Nai 34k -
3tsSc. am shlus 34ssc.
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gate bis Asiet gtal,asras 62-72e.
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25-2s &c, Datrs I'll ls-231se per Siuns.
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2lt Der DxtsaS.
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-I6e per YfsHs.
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mekr.- 3ususr 3O,s16 fbls., 8erfanbt
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| 1910, 9-l5e.
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2o.25.
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terns tl-8ks, b.. 9kiaisu ls1>-14e.
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Gsxntre S-Skr.
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Srima rsses sa s5.07. srima Esnmer
s.lbts s6.85-645.
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Hts Ssrs 1886. bliIas.ISsia aas1aItimsr.
| ts.35. bs. in bat 81 rs.
Dslls IA rubis. Tsmsfis 6ltes. Ohio
3l-32e.
Oars ia rubis. etratues, sssStuti9ss
bio anieS $3.50.
fsrptntin n ia ruhia su 4l.e.
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Satua 8,1-6s4s.
Ws slafiss ia fetta. Kep Crltaas Open
Setils, suisr bic &ols., 37-52c
saSer. - Asher in fth Nuseassss
% Yea, 3.8se. g.ntrifaaal ss f.a 4.36c,
Wslaaes-3af - Esf 5.6ls. saifinirter
IN rue is. Sat esaf 5.sO<, Grrfhes 5.S0s,
RouIs ;. u" s.45t. GabsI 5.35t, Ssnseres
s.25c, Sraaalatss S.l0t, Tiansns n,
). l0s. gssis;trsutrs n" 4.95t. Rs. 4.S5,
Ns. 24.6oe, Rs. s4.75c. 10. 44.Tos, 20.
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1s<.3os. Re. Is 4.25t. Rs. II 4.25:.
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osD .sn eau Surbe ~ 81 -- ~ aus
sslishen.
yrima eef4iftspspiere sursm ~ 5-518 e
Sisfentirt.
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1885, ans go raas ~ $4.62s4-483.
Suubss. bfiaaticnen narea Re.
tia une marhen tpie fofat anotirt:
Sfr. ssaatrn NeFunbina 2% 1o1 lo1 Il
~ rsaiarirte n925) lf8is-il4tl, eoHponi
li3ls-il4ix. ss rtoifriris Zoe l02A,
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~ 1mk-lo1.
aftten rft.-Ter Warft mar BENT
Isbbaft nub bic Breiit anfanas fsit, turi
nah Wittaa nbrr muroe bchuis EeduHu
strtduft uHb bic Gspiuns sinssH gum 3bsi
miettr eerIereu.
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Meefan marff.
Q,nAnrf G S,nttmh.r.

9,Bgort, 6. September.
3iau piaiasu s47.50 - 47.75; aupFsr
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7a.-l7zse, eating ;u l71s-l74c. Slsi
ftart ,u s4.85 - 500; speIt.r IN Fe't
su s7.25-7.50. siieR mar itar SIC. /
6sumsrn RsrtberH III sl6.50-l7.0), Ho 2
10. su sl5.25-l6.75, 9o. 5ouibsrH urb
Re-. / Soatheru ioIt III sl5.2j-l675.
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Der wirtt or F.tit S.r'ar't Darssu
s73 sbb. Tifi1trs Siaifbss Gosss aui
Der Bars ben 81 SO per 0lasa..
y rcetrteI.

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Feat 8.45s, sssser.s 5.8j, gaset 59)t,
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| stIber 495-5.D0e
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| 0Gnsne
s.is- war,t fi.mris ks,aa uas a.ti1.
esuiFane, Faneo Seas si& --Te srims s
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per yfuHs.
gairs svrssv".
HHtttr. Warit ruSia. preife fne
fef. ganru Grsamsrs 2SLe, grsamtrs frA
27e, 30. iesnss 25s, fanes Dairs 22tis Rel
zoe Der sfuus.
ssfs. - gaar,t Hetia. cas lse, asrs.
refiihu is-lsNt, Rem Der. lie, Shnst.
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fraae u. isf. Brima Frifas SRbnsrti.r 2se,
hrfs 2ll6e. srsinara fras l8s, isssHes 15e
per Ttb 8riHa ab
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nnb barHbtr IKE. untsr " Pfs. lse, Sah.
nsr 1sis-l4c, Sahns slze, Srutsabner Ice.
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entsn lo-lle. edHis &c Der vfuHs.
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N,Sftf. - Fanea s3oo-325, auserIe.
Ient s2.50--2. rs, anbert 5000 Der su.
Gitrsueu- Narst astiI galifsraia
81 .50-S.00 per a,ae.
Cransen Rarst ruSiI uas aetll.
Fate Saieaeia S2.75-3.50 per Rite.
Strutn. %artlttts $3.50 - 400,
TuthsHs $2.o0-2.25, ane.re 75e - 81 so
per gu.
gfirfi4e. - siberia s1.5o - 2.a5 per
9HfbsI.
5u6ermtlsn.n.- NaraIaub sl.25-
f.50 per Stauearo Crate. 5ueiaua Stans.
orb 30--40e per aorb.
observation-disclosures per
100 eti6.
SfIaumsn. - Tamion sl.50, amber.
75e-sI 90 Der eu.
@tiHtraabtu. Goneorb Is - l7s
per eorb BON eianb.
Aartsffefn.-ginbt $225-2 80
per Sbl. nab T0-75t per su. som Store.
Sa6fartsffeIH. 8iraiaia 81 90
per Camper. une s2.75-3Oo per DBL.
Araut.- Narst aettg esuisbile T5e--
t1.O0. siaheimifh.s T5s--si 90 per Grdte.
5Siebsfn.-epuisoiL s2.oo-2.25 pei.
be 75f--Sl 90 Der Safhst
1arssn. - Ginbeimtt4s 20 -- 25e per
Tuseno.
moise.aabtn. - l0-l5e per Dutsus
HaneeI.
SraHs1obnen. 25-soc per . Bn.
Sad.
3udtrforn.- - ginssimifhes l2k-I5e
per Tutsah.
1omatots. eiubstmifte so -- 75e
per 1ufhei.
R0pffaIat. -sl.0o-I.25 per camper.
Sans. 9rsssste.
Astaea-- Nartt astis. tuma Way.
spsat t3.25, sslitbts uas Sci 1aas ssp Eikss
rash $3.50 per ru.
osx.-Narfi IN rasia. Kenes Ns. 3is
metbs Sl7.0o-l7. 80, Re. 2 DO. ti5.50-le.OO,
DO. $i3.00-i4oo; ales 70. senifAter
Sl5.50-l6 co. Rs. . DO. $l3.50-l4.0O, Alee
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-lS.50 per lom.
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--22.00, Nlissiiag srs5s &26.50-27.OO, BE-
feinss $500 -2s.60. semif4tes Eutter &22.0o
--2s.00 Der tsHse n 1slf xHs 91.00 netg
axf Sea osleifs
HsrfAiebtaes
ceIe.-- Narft II siesic. -esia5r rsbss
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bon Oil. eEtra 0iHter 1ee earbSl CSC
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DauDns. fsrpcntin ETC @esrplsum, cbis
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5nfstr une Eerfanbt ndhrsHb Der berHsi.
fensa ~ stuassn. eersIidsn NIT ben ssrber.
sehsnsen 2aseH parta ME icigt:
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ainbbieb. - Die 3uiubr mar heut
;iemlif grob, bieaahfrage cine quite nno ou
frafe itstiG bis tart ffr bic beferen Gua
iitdteH, pabrenb bi. anoeren stipas niebri
ger Daren. Stoders unb5eebers iparen III
gutter Ia@frase unb feh. Ditlhabe pareI
ltstig.
Snner. stisr. bra6ten 81. .75--8.40, ertr1
faucp ..... Shfen S2.75-7. 90
Sleiiheritters $450--7.65, auserisieue biz
ertra 81 90--8 %, 6eiitrs S3.50--6.85, aus'
erleftne bis ertra $6.90-7.50 fnuep -----
fiihe $200--475, aussrlsisne bis ertrd So OF
-5.75, ganners $20o--3.25, Stoders uni
8eeeers ~ .25-625.
gulltu.--get nur mabiaer 3ufu6r nar
Der Wartt lebhait unb itetia bis tart.
Taaeere aue Ieidte So. .25--4.25, gclsanl
s4.35 500, ertra $5.25, fette Suasr
S. .O0-5.s5.
adlber-Gie aa6frass cine quite uni
Der Nartt mar 'terf.
Drsindre nab arsbe 5000 .25 fair BID
CUTE ieihttS9 .00-10. .25, ertra SI0.50-1O 75.
adlbtr In ben Honiutifions. Sduierr. -
Ranch l0c, prina bis auserleieue 8t4-91@c,
erbinars 4-6l5e
Shnein e Eie 1afiraae mar cine
cute uno Die Breiic ttieaeu MN 5-lOc Der
100 4inno. Ter Glarft ihlob itetio.
Shpert 250 gfuno aufpdrtB 1859. 90,
antr bis auserIefene 8erpaduuos. uno
Fl.iiteriorten 50 10-9 10, eemiftte gersa.
duuasiorten So 9o-9 10, creindre bis aus.
.rlsfeme fdutre icttc S6ue S6 SOL 90, srtrs
$500, Staas $3.50 - TOO, srtra Sc. "a
100, iciats gerfauhtiorten S.. 20 - Dos.
Strttl bon 1l0 gf0. uns pcniaer 81 SOB Is,
Chdfe lRb admmer. - Tie 3ufubr
par btute ,tmsih arob Shafe lparen itss
tia. sdmmsr aber ftart unb nm 15-25c
bober.
S&afe. - grtra $3.50, CUTE Bis aus.
erI.isns 800 - $40. oroindrs bis sut.
ST y00-27 75. Tuttsriaafs s3.50-4.25, 3dbr,
lines 81 Oo--5. 90
2dmmer. - Grtra brahten g. so, quite
bis aaserisiene S. 76-7.40. ordinate bts
fair. $4.5o-6 so, Gaas s2.50-4.00.
-
Shisaas, 9. September 1912
Timsstes.-e e.eses 81. .75-10. 10. seras
Stiere 81. .75-6 80, Dralia. Stiert 81. .85-
s.15, Sts6ers uHs Setoers $425 - Ia.
Fnse sno bstisrs So 0o-8 10, saIber s. 90
- 1900. gtartt iictia.
sAstius. eeiAh s8.50-9.o5, a..
mifAt. $7S0-g00, fhDsrs S765-s.7 10,
renhe S765 - TBS, 6.rtsL s525 - $50.
Narft lang fam uuo 5e hobtr.
SAaf, uuo Cd dmm.r-Stafe: Sin.
heimifAe So 40-4.65. Bsiffits So 80. Is,
5dtrIinas - .00-565, admmsr stnbsimt.
fhs 10 - 7.20, ssHltte $4.75 - 7.30
Nartt Hnrt
5ufusr. - sinssie5 2,o0s. sapeius
1900, Saaf. uns eimmtr 12,00o.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
Charity Affairs.

Mrs. Edison Bradley, whose hospitalities
each winter are on such splendid lines.
will inaugurate the new theater or ball
room of her Connecticut avenue home
the evening of December II by concert
for the benefit of the Association for
Works of Mercy. Mrs. Bradley has also
arranged for the talent which will be
heard and which will include the Kneisel
Quartet, with Miss Yvonne de Creyette
OF London as the soloist.
The Countess of Bernstorff. Mrs. Bough-
ton Wood. Mrs. Duncan McKim. Mrs
Hanna and Mrs. Marye have taken boxes
and among those who have secured seats
are Nine. Jusserand. Mrs. Hennen Jen-
nings. Mrs. II. B. Brown. Mrs. Sheridan
Mrs. Jenkins. Mrs. Bryce. Mrs. Board
man, Mrs. Sharpe. Mrs. Glover, Mrs.
Hsmmick, Mrs Crane and Mrs. Cleveland
Perkins. In addition to the above named
the following are patronesses: Nine. LOU
don, Nine Ekengren, Mrs Frank Ander-
son. Mrs. Nicholas, Mrs Biddle, Mrs.
George Bradley. Mrs. H. e. Brown.
Mrs. Boardman. Mrs. Bulmer Mrs. T
NJ. Carlisle, Mrs. Glover. Mrs. Spencer
Cosby. Mrs. Crane. Miss Cotton. Mss
Douglas, Mrs. Fremont Smith. Mrs. Gar
lington. Mrs. Gheen. Mrs. Glover Mrs
Hinckley. Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Hop
kins. Mrs. Julian James. Mrs. Ralph
Jenkins. Mrs. Lamar. Mrs. Luquef,
Mrs. MCGOWAN. Mrs Duncan McKim.
Mrs. MacMurray. Mrs. j. r. Mann, Mrs.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
Dinners.

| The Secretary of State will give his
annual dinner for the President of the
United States Thursday evening. Decem-
ber 10. This function will be given at
the Knox home on X street.
Former Senator and Mrs John B. Hen
derson gave dinner party last night in
celebration of the formers eighty-fourth
birthday. Their guests were the British
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce. Nine. JUS
|serand, Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Hughes, the
Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry White. Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
G. L. Gillespie. Mrs John Hay, Mrs.
Burton Harrison, DR.. Charles D. Wal
colt, Ex-Chief Justice Bullan of Ber-
muda, the Vicomte DAzy, Mr.. Henry
Lewis Morris of New York and Mr.. j. B..
Henderson, jr. =: -
Col. and Mrs. William Jennings Bryan,
who have been spending the week in
Washington were guests at dinner last
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Witthaft Bride at their home In Ca
thedral avenue. Invited to dine with
them were Lieut.. Commander John w.
Timmons. U. s. N. naval aide to Presi-
dent Taft. and Mrs. Timmons; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan. jr., and
Mr.. Cotter T. Bride. -.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
Rockville.

Special Correspondence OF The Star. ~
ROCKVILLE, Nd, November IL, 1912.
The Rockville Inquiry Club was enter.
tanned Monday afternoon by Mrs Rob-
ert N. Bayliss, about thirty members and
others being present. An interesting fea-
ture of the program was a talk on Pre-
historic Art" by Mrs. William II.
Holmes. Refreshments were served. Miss
Annabel Allnutt. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Clinton Allnutt of this place.
sailed from New York few days ago
for the Isle of Pines, where she will
spend the winter with her brother, Mr..
Claude Allnutt, who is engaged in the
banking business there. Mrs. A-lnutt ac-
companied her daughter to New York.
DR.. and Mrs. William P. Hill arrived in
Rockville from the Philippines early in
the week and are visiting Mrs. Hills
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hezekiah Trail.
Mrs. Harry D. Shippers of Chestertown,
Nd, recently spent several days in Rock
vile with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh c. Townsend. Miss Marguerite
Hiatt of New York. who spent several
weeks in Rockville visiting friends, left
few days ago for Lexington, KY, to
vim Muncaster of this place and Mrs.
Mae Jeffries Entwisle of Washington
We're married in Washington by Rev.
Donald c. Macleod. pastor of John Mar
ceremony taking place In the church in
the presence of a small company of rel
atives and friends of the coupe
DIR. and Mrs. Frederick n. Henderson
have returned from their honeymoon trip
and are temporarily with DR.. Henderson, 8
parents. Judge and Mrs. James 3. Hen
derson. Mrs. w. D. Holton of Baltimore
was recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Thomas at kensington. Mrs Earl
Schadd of New York spent several days
in Rockville during the week at the home
of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Samuel
r. White. Mrs. Ellen Miles has returned
to her home in Baltimore, after visiting
friends at Damascus, this county. DR..
and Mrs. r. r Hodge of Kensington have
taken apartments in Washington for the
win,er. Mrs. Mary Stanley of Damascus
district is visiting friends in Salisbury.
Md. Charles F. Brooke has returned to
his home in Olney district from Char
lottesville, Va. where he attended the
third annual field trials of the National
Beagle Club of America. After spending
several weeks In Damascus district visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Edward Mount,
Mrs. Rosanna Burns has returned to her
home in Baltimore. Mr.. George l.. Bur-
ton of Louisville, KY, was recent guest
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. w.
Bishop at Kensington. Mrs. Levi Pearre
has returned TO her home in the upper
section Of the county, after visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1912-11-17
Other Pleasant Events.

Miss Elsie Goodwin Daley was the hos
tess Thursday afternoon at a card party
given at her apartment in the Coving-
! ton in honor of Miss Lanette Smith. one
of the seasons debutantes. The guests
were Misses Mary Parker, Anne Elliott
! Pennebaker. Elsie Neale. Juliette Paris,
Anne Blackwood, Dorothy Rohrer. Eloise
Orme, Katharine Ainsley, Katharine Viii
son. Dorothea McCandlish. Dorothy
Dobyns, Pauline Hedan. Maizie Baines.
Dorothy Campbell and Marion Maddox.
A delightful evening was spent at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. p. McDermott.
G06 E sereet northeast. Thu sday last.
the occasion being the sixteenth birth
day of their daughter Agnes.
Dancing and games We're enjoyed and
later the guests assembled in the dining
room, where a supper was served Among
those present We're the Misses K. O'Con
mel. NJ. Won Blu Bam. J. Smith. NJ. Cox.
F. Mooney, c. Weeks, A. Fitzgerald. y.
Everett. c. Sullivan, A. OConnor II. and
c. McDermott. and a. McDermott;
Mess s. j. Fitzgerald. j. Pumphrey. j.
Collins. r. Studds. r. Miller. {. Balster
and Francis j. Garner.
Miss Blanche Aileen Radelfnger, the
young daughter of the late Prof. Frank
G. Radelfinger entertained about thirty
of her little friends at pink party
Friday evening in honor of her tenth
bi thday at her home on Chaplin street.
Among the chaperons We're her mother.
Mrs. Blanche Rade finger: her & and
mother, Mrs August Peterson: Mrs
Atherton Seidel. Miss Mary Virginia An
derson, Mrs. Walter Browne and Mrs.
Henry Albers
Miss Virginia Peerce of Park Heights
avenue, Baltimore Md. made her for
NAL bow to WASHINGTON society at a
luncheon given By Mrs. j. S Hi at the.
Raleigh. Miss Peerce is a descendant
of the Custis family of Virginia, and
had been charmingly entertained during
the L. ID. {. Cong ess. Both ladies' a.e
guests at the Raleigh Hotel.
Lieut.. Charles Austin, L. S. N; Mrs
Austin and their baby daughter have
arrived IN Washington and are domciled
at Florence Court for the winter. Lieut.
Austin is the son of Representative Aus
tin of Tennessee.
Mrs. Thomas Junior Kemp has gone to
Jacksonville. Fla. where she is the guest
Of her parents s. nator and Mrs. Dun
can Upshaw Fletcher.
Mrs Ruben T. Roberts wife OF former
Representative Roberts is the guest for
several we eks of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude H.
Roberts, at their home in Knoxville.
Tenn.
Miss Edith Rixey left last week for
Nashville, where she will be the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Wallace for some
time.
Mrs. w. A. Applegate left last week for.
Chattanooga, where she joined some
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Coming Events.

The Crescents have issued cards for
their first dance of the season al the Raj
eigh Saturday evening, November %
The commit. ee in charge of arrange
ments consists of Joseph w. Mckericher,
w Harry Trotter, Harry c. Sigourney,
Lemuel H. Windsor, Fred Giesler and
Harry SWagart.
The members of the Potomac Boat Club
have issued inv vtations to a crew dance
at the Elks' Club. 919 II street nor. h
west, Saturday evening, November % at
8 o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Helen NJ Smith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Smith of
Hyastsv:lle, Md. and Frederick L. Fox,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. /. Meader of
this city, will take place Wednesday even
Chapel Sd and A streets northeast, the
Rev. A. II. Thompson officiating They
will be attended by The brides brother,
Mr. Walter Smith, and Miss Ethel Mead
er, sister of the groom.
After December l they will be at home
to their friends at the Henry ee."
North Capitol street and Rhode Island
avenue northwest.
Wednesday evening the marriage of
Miss Ethel Louise Ingram and Mr.. Will
liam Horace Snyder will take place at the
metropolitan Presbyterian Church. Mss
Ingram will be attended by Mrs. Aubrey
Lynn Clarke and Mrs Charles Burd Eek
els. Miss Irene Ingram, niece of the
bride, W .e flower ri
Mr.. Snyder's brother, Mr.. Carl Sny-
der, will be best man, and Mr.. Eugene
Cochran, Mr.. John O'Brien. Mr.. Lin
wood Williams and Mr.. c. Francis APP
pier will be uSherS.
Mrs Reid Rogers will give a dancing
party the evening of December H.
Miss Alice Boute!le will entertain at
tea today at the Highlands in compli-
ment to the maid of honor and brides
maids, who are to attend her at her mar
riage to Mr.. John Wood Brooks Ladd
Thanksgiving day at st. Johns Church.
Mrs. j. w. Hu'se will give a dance at
her home in Chevy Chase on the 21st.
Misses Burch and. Murray have cards
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December at the home of fhe-bride's
mother, Mrs. j., L. James. 20S0 Pacific
avenue. e..~ +.
Accompanying Lieut. Klein will be
Lieut.. D. Little. flag secretary on Ad-
miral- Reynolds staff. He Will be best
man and Miss Cornelius James, sister of
| the bride. will be bridesmaid.
Ensign Stuart Brown, son of. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana w. Brown of f->WesEi Seattle,
will accompany Lieut., Klein to San Fran
cisco to attend the wedding. Miss James
is the sister of Mrs. SHartwell Mccartney
of this city. ..Y <f.Ssts
Mrs. E W. Van Dyke announces the
wedding of her daughter. MfSs Dorothy
more yesterday. The bride is still in
her teens and charmipgly attractive
girl. who has taken part in a.nAmber of
social functions recently. Mr.. Gardiner
is confidential secretary to Postmaster
General Hitchcock. The young couple
will reside in this city.
Announcement is made of the marriage
November at Lynchburg Va, of Miss
Aline NJ. Rucker, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Waller Rucker of Pleasant Vale,
Bedford county, Va, and Mr.. Robert
Allen Conard. youngest son of Mrs. Ade-
laide 2. Conard and the late William
Conard of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
with the family of the formers brother.
Paymaster Charles Conard, u. S. A, at
Chevy Chase. went Immediately to jack
sOnville, Fla. where the groom is en-
gagged in engineering work. Mrs. A. z
Conard will join them later and remain
for the winter.
A quiet wedding took place Thursday
afternoon at o'clock in the Trinity
Church at Takoma Park, when Mildred
Ford Fonda, daughter of Mrs. Charles
B. Fonda, was married to Harris Whipple
Barnum. The church was artistically
decorated with chrysanthemums and au-
tumn foliage. The bride was becomingly
attired in maroon travelling suit with
hat to match, and wore "a corsage bou-
quet of lilies of the valley. She was
escorted by her brother. who gave her
in marriage. There were no attendants,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnum left Immediately
after the ceremony for New York.
Miss Helen v. Perkins and Robert
Walker were married in the chapel of
the Unitarian Church last evening at s
clock. Miss Mary Meredith was the
maid of honor and III. R. Potter the best
man. The bride was given away by her
uncle, II. r. Bennett. Her costume was
of white messaline ,veiled in marquisette.
Following the ceremony a. supper was
given at the new Powhatan Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mayer announce the
engagement Of their daughter Natalie
to Mr.. Norris Simon Of this city.
Evening star., 1912-11-17

Mrs. Ruben z. Roberts. wife Of forme,
Representative Roberts lis the guest for
several weeks Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude b
Roberts, at their home in Knoxville,
Tenn.