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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
Social and
Personal

Tho mountains OF North Carolina
always attract a large number OF So
ciety people from Richmond every
summer and this season things are
unusually gay IN tho Sapphire cOun-
try Mrs. j. Lyons Pemberton OF
West Franklin street. is spending the
summer at The Alba Hotel. at Mon
treat, y. c. Miss Mary Chalmors is
also spending several weeks at the
Alba Hotel in Montreal.
DR.. w. L. Single. OF the Union Theo-
logical Seminary. has closed his home
In Ginter Park FOR the summer and
Is spending the months OF July ana
August in North Carolina Several
Richmond people VIII leave the latter
part Of the month for Montreal.
Quiet Wedding.
Hiss Alice kriete Ware. daughter
OF Judge and Mrs. Eiward Macon
Ware. of Tappahannock. was quietly
married at the home OF her parents
yesterday at high noon to william
Talbot Eubank. OF Norfolk. son or
Mr and Mrs. william Eubank. OF
Millers. The ceremony was perform
cd By the Rev William n Meade. rec
tor Of 81. Johns Episcopal Church Tho
bride entered the parlor with her
i"theT ana was met at the altar by
the groom and his best man. Macon
N"4'' u 4s4cNHlOu-. Inc bride WGg
Eowned IN embroldered mar
qu'sette and wore tho ven. orange
blossoms and diamond brooch worn
by her mother at her bridal!
Following the ceremony luncheon
was served, after which Mr. and Mrs
Eubank left Tor their wedding Jour
noy. They VIII reside IN Norfolk.
Visitors Entertained.
Miss Mary Mass!e. Of Pulaski. gave
a hay ride Monday night in honor OF
her house guest. Miss Marion Poore. Of
hichmond. Tho party included "a nun
Der OF special friends OF the hostess
ana the journey was made 10 Dublin
leaving the city about o'clock. Taose
VINO enjoyed Miss Massies hospitality
We're Misses Poore. OF Richmond. Mary
VISOR Glenn Phelps. 3ess Mckee ana
Pollock; 4 Z. Comstock, Sam
iorney James Mckee Guy Harry and
Dave Laughon.
-iss Elizabeth Morgan Ransom gave
reception 1t her beautiful home IN
East Orange on Wednesday, afternoon
OF last week IN honor ot her guest
Miss Virginia Blair Whitlock Of TO-
haccoHil.e. Powhatan county. the hour
being from TO o'clock Mrs. /.
tickets presided at the punch bowl:
Mrs. c W Voolfolk served the choc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
BROWN STILL HEAD
OF OR AND FORUM

Portland. Ore. July 1o.-Robert W;
Brown. of Louisville. Ky. past grand
exalted ruler OF tho Benevolent aud
Protective order of Elks Will remain
chief justice of the grand forum for
the coming year. The place on the
board made vacant by the death of
Iohn +. Donovan, OF Milwaukee. WIS.
will be taken by Edward w. Fighter.
OF New Orleans present chairman OF
the judiciary committee. The appoint
ments have been made by Grand Ex
allied Ruler Sullivan and confirmed by
the grand lodge.
The ritual committee recommended
In it's report that no action be taken
in the matter OF the lodge goat y
year ago. at the instigation Of the big
city lodges. the goat was abolished as
part of the initiation ceremonies. on
the ground that 1t lacked dignity. but
lodges in many small cities objected.
The committee on preservation of
elks In its report stated that the Fed
eral government had appropriated 5000
for the preservation of present herds,
and that bills are pending in Congress
for further protection of the animal.
The grand lodge put over until to-
morrow consideration OF the recon
struction of tho national home
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The ceremony took place IN the patlor.
which was beautifully decorated with
sreenery. pink sweet peas. roses and
other flowers. The ceremony was per
iormd by RABBI 2bram Brin In the
presence OF a large number OF guests.
NJ IS Erma Wallerstein. II Richmond. a
SISTER Of the groom. was maid Of hon
o., and little Miss Pauline Harriet
Beekman. cousin OF the bride. was
flower girl. Emanuel Ulman. OF Rich
mond, was best man, and the ushers
We're Charles Schlessinger Milton
schieszinger and Clarence Wallerstein.
After tho wedding supper was
served in the large dining room OF the
hotel tho tables being arranged in a
circle with the guests seated on the
outside Flowers and ggeenery formed
q huge mound cntrcpiece. Streamers
o. smila%. terminating in high French
baskets filled with sweet peas and
roses. formed a canopy from the cell
ing to the table. and shaded Candida bra
completed tho effect.
The bride and groom departed for an
extended honeymoon. and on their re-
turn will be at homo in Richmond
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METHOD|STS MEET
IN BEDFORD CITY
Large Attendance at Confer
ence of Lynchburg
District.
Ispecial to Tho acknowledgement

Especial to The Times-Dis patch.1
bedford city, July lO.--The confer
ence OF the Bynchburg district of the
Methodist Episcopal Church convened
IN the Methodist Church OF this place
Tuesday morning, Rev T. Men. Slmp-
son, ID. d.. the presiding elder of the
district In the chair
" the 10 clerical and lay delegates
on the roll, ninety were present at
the opening exercises
The district Includes churches in tho
COUNTIES of Appomattox. Charlotte.
Campbell Amherst and Bedford
twenty-four pastoral charges.
After appointing committees on the
various departments OF work, Rev. j.
and Major d. ]. Evans, assistant.
The opening sermon was delivered
by DR.. Latham. OF Court Street Church.
preached by Rev. r. NJ. Chandler. a
former pastor Of the church at Bed
ford city
In tho afternoon Sunday school in
sttute was held. when reports from
tho various schools were made, show
ing an Increase OF five schools aud i.O
new members during the past year.
Rev. George f. Green. the Sunday
school secretary OF the Virginia NJ E.
Conferences, made a very earnest adj
dress in behalf of the work Misa
H!lda FOrsburg, os LynchburE, follow
was the Importance and method OF re-
tanning the adolescent boy in the sun
day school. upon which she elaborated
IN Il very !'Slcal ana interesting man
ner Rev Granam Lambeth. editor OF the
BaltimorS and Richmond Christian
advocate, made an earnest appeal in
the Interests OF that organ of the
Church. Rev Thomas r. Reeves of
the Blackstone Institute mSde an APP
peal for patronage for the school he
represents
DR.. w. ". Smith. chancellor OF tho
Randolph Macon system of schools. is
present at the conference. The ses-
sion VIII continue through Thursday
Tho delegates are being entertained
by the members OF the church here.
ant The weather is delightful. with
mountain breezes in constant motion
TO temper the July temperature. the
town presenting most picturesque
rounded by Well shaded, grassy lawns
and beautiful flowers. The visitors
are most Elegantly impressed with
their entertainment.
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PRISONER LEAPS
TO FATE IN RIVER
Calvin Sexton Meets Death
While Trying to Make
His Escape.
Lspeo!al 10 The Tlmes.p!spatch. ]

VAUDEVILLE, vn., July Io-Cnivin
Sexton. prisoner in custody of nm
officer of Carroll county, ms lie was be-
ing transferred from Wythc Jail to
Carroll, jumped from the trnln into the
river. and being hnndcuqcd, WINS
drowned. Sexton. who WINS under
sentence of the Carroll court, was mr.
rested in Wythc on April IS mud con,-
mltted to jail to answer IN indict-
ment for burning Diy's barn In Grip
pie Creek. He had been held In IrIi
since that time. He WIS delivered TO
the officer of Cnrro'i On cnpins thnt
he might serve his term In Carroll.
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Or. Joncn Going to Seattle.

Especial 10 mo TImcs- DIsNatCh-
Lynchburg. Va. July l0.--It is
learned here that DR. Carter Helm
Jones. who four years ago left the pas
torate OF the First Baptist Church here
for the pastorate OF the White Temple
Baptist Church. at Oklahoma City.
Okla. last Sunday rendered his resig
nation there to accept a call to the
First Baptist Church at Seattle, Wash.
DR.. Jones begins his work at Seattle
in new church. which Is to be dedl-
Gated shortly after he goes there on
September 10. Mrs. Jones Is here on
visit now with her sister. Mrs. Robert
e Craighill
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Wants Rcuuisrtion Papers.

AnpllcaUon was made Yesterday to
Governor Mann by Crandal Mackey
commemorative Attorney of AleXan-
dria county. for reQuisition papers to
bring back 10 this state for trial
Eugene Fisher. wanted in Alexandria
on charge OF arson Fisher Is held
by the authorities in Washington. D.
G: for disorderly conduct. He was in
dIcted for burning the dwelling OF
the night OF July Z. while 1t was being
occunIed by herself ana four ehlldren
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
VIII uold ,ro..,Icc,,un

roanoke, va. July l0.-At a meet
ing here Tonight of followers OF the
Roosevelt third party movement IL
was decided TO hold mass convention
i'm this city July so. Tor the purpose OF
selecting n delegation to cast Virginia's
twelve votes in the proposed Chicago
convention and to name progressive
electors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
OLD BRICK FOR NEW HOME.
J. Edward West Buys Virginia House
nIIins Tor Zig Long IaInnl plncc

Fincastle. Va. July 10. Edward
West. OF New York. has purchased the
Grove Hill, Botctourt county. and will
ship them to New York. according to
announcement made here by II. G.
breckenridge. from whom the brick
were purchased. They Will be used by
Mr.. West In tho construction OF n
handsome home on Long island
Grove Hill. ono OF the oldest. homes
in Botetourt county, was burned sew
been damaged but little by, tho arc,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11

"A curious question has arisen in
England in connection with the pro-
motion of the Attorney-General. Sir
Rufus Isaacs, TO scat in the cabinet,
q prcferment without precedent. at any
rate in modern times. The Attorney
General receives q salary of $4,000 "A
year, and is allowed to continue his
private practice of law. so that what
with one thing and another, his annual
income usually amounts to between
100000 and Sl50.000. Indeed. the
position. with its emoluments and OPP
portuu!ties. has always been regarded
as one OF the most lucrative in the
gift OF the crown. The Attorney Gen
erai moreover IS regarded as the lead
or of the English bar.
Now the successive cabinets during
the last ten years have usually In
cluded somo lawyer of more or less
eminence. who have by n sort of un-
don their private practice whilo in Of
nce--a rule. by the by. which is in fo-ce
in other European countries notably
in France, where the present Premier.
NJ Poincare'. was obliged to sacrifice
his immensely valuable legal business
the largest in France-when he be-
came premier with salary OF $4,000
a year.
it is argued that If Sir Rufus Isaacs.
now that he Is In the cabinet, Is al
tice. there is no reason why Premier
AgQutth. Secretary for ireland Blrrell.
and Secretary for tho Homo Depart
ment McKenna, etc. should not be per-
mitted to do likewise. 1t would. in
fact. be setting precedent dangerous
to the State.
on the other hand. In England the
Attorney General exercises IN some re-
spects judicial prerogatives even more
important than those Of tho Lord High
Chancellor Thus, when man tired
FOR his life and convicted. alleges
that there IS an error on the record.
he cannot take advantage of that error
unless he obtains the nat OF the At
tJrney- General. and the same permls-
sion must be secured before any man
can present his claim to peeragc be-
tore tho Committee OF Privileges OF
the House of Lords. Moreover, the Al
torney- General has the power in Grim
inal cases of entering "nolle prose-
qui," or probation to prosecute. over
these and other prerogatves equally
Important no court in the realm has
any control or Jurisdiction.
Is IL therefore advisable that an Of
fetal OF such vast judicial powers
should, as member OF the cabinet.
DE exposed TO the suspicion u be'ng
swayed by political CONGREGATIONS?
Copyright, 1912, by the Brentwood
Company
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post-on,cc Robbcd.

Especial to The Times d spatch.l
Norton. Va, July l0.-The post
Office at Dorchester. mining town.
mile northwest of shis place. was
broken into last night and over $50
taken. including stamps and currency.
No clews have been found that would
aid in establishing the Identity OF the
robbers.
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Bitten nv Snake.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Harr!sonburg. Va. July 10.-When
j. b. S Ratcliffe, OF Singers Glen,
reached his hand into his corn barrel
yesterday TO feed his horse. a big COPS
perhead snake buried its fangs into
his thumb. The entire arm swelled
TO twice It's normal size. and Mr..
Rhodes is suffering intensely.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
Wheeling. W. Va, July lo.-At the
Straiford Hotel this evening was cele-
hrated the marriage of Miss Fannie
SchlessingeT daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Norris SchlessinKcr, OF this city.
and Samuel Wallerstein. OF Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
nlchmond rirm Gcts contrnct.

Especial to The Times Disp patch.
Washington. July ia contract
to-day was awarded by the Treasury
Department to the Wise Granite Com
pany, Of Richmond. for the CONSTITUTE
ton OF tho new public building at
Union. 5. C. It viii cost s4s.s75. and
work viii be commenced imm.dlate.
w
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Freight Trim 7. vr..,s.a

Spocial 70 The Times Dispatch
Bristol. Va. July l0.--A Norfolk and
Western freight train left the track at
Seven Milo Ford tonight. wrecking
two locomotives and seven cars AL
though the locomotives turned over
the cnS!nemen escaped injury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
NNIu nnrn Hcnhnunrtcrn

special 70 The Timos Dispatch.1
Raleigh. y. c.. July l0.-Hon. Charles
\. Webb. newly elected Democratic
State chairman. says he Will open head
quarters In the Marlborough Hotel here
about August To- He spent to-day here
following his election TO the chairman
ship last night casting about with Il
view 10 opening State headquarters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
ROLLING STOCK
BILL DEFECTIVE
(Contlnued From Flrst Pagel

ate. which had just passed q bill pro-
viding for co and 40 per cent. divls-
Ion OF the rolling stock tax. and the
House. which had decided to ratify 1t.
Tho substitute for Senate bill No. |
prepared by the Senate Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation pro-
vide-d for division which would
have given the home Office cities 40
per cent. and the counties 60 per cent.
o. the tax. The substitute passed the
Senate but was rejected by the House.
n conference committee was appoint
ed consisting of Senators Holt, Hart
and West and Delegates Williams.
Watts and Throckmorton.
The committee adopted tho Senate
substitute. the opening paragraph of
which contained the important passage
which Is now missing from the law
The only change made IN the Senate
substitute By the conference commit
tee. was the substitution Of rs and %
per cent. for the co and 40 per cent.
provision. Another section was added
giving city the right TO enjoy the
taxes OF the rolling stock OF electric
railway companies within their limits.
whether such cities contain the home
Offices OF the railway companies or
not
1t Is Colonel Andersons theory that
the missing passage was lost when the
clerk of the conference committee un-
dertook to transcribe the amended
Senate substitute before submitting It
to the two Houses for anal ratification.
In this defective form 1t was later sent
10 the enrolling room and later !ncor-
porated in the acts of 1912
Richmond to Levy Usual Tax
'In view or this defect in the law
said Colonel Anderson. the city OF
Richmond Will proceed TO levy the roll
ing stock tax in the usual manner. just
as If no new law had Deen passed. 1t
was our purpose from the beginning
TO abide by the % and as per cent
division agreed upon by the compro-
mise. although we have always per-
sisted In the belief that the law is UNI
constitutional since 1t provided for
more than ono rate of taxation on
identically the Same class OF property
Under the law IS IT now stands. It is
extremely doubtful II the railroads can
be made 10 pay any rolling stock tax
at all. 1t provides no authority to
levy 1t. II tho new law is declared
unconstitutional. then. of course. the
common law provision VIII go into
force at once. and the tax will be lev
led as 1t has been heretofore"
Failure OF the courts TO uphold the
law would mean the saving to the city
OF Richmond OF more than 100000 in
revenues annually. a like saving would
be mado to Roanoke. to which the
500. 900 is relatively larger item.
Petersburg would enjoy $4,000. which
would under tho new law be distrl-
buted between q number OF counties.
Benefits in a smaller amount would be
enjoyed by Norfolk. Danville. Harris
burg, Winchester. Bristol, Alexhndr a.
Franklin. Fredericksburg. Marion and
a number OF other towns and counties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
POISON OAK

"Poison Oak affected my whole face
and closed up MY eyes Milan cured me
in three days IS B. Berkely, Danville.
Va Milan cured my three boys of
Poison Oak in less than week. &C. S.
Anderson. Danyille, Va Many Others
will testify. but try it at our risk. Ask
your druggist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11

T. "A. Miller. of this city. ia spond.
ms several days at Natural Bridge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11

She married FIRST Sir Godfrey Webster.
q man iwenty-three years her senior.
but deserted him Tor Lord Holland, her
clopement with tho latter resulting in
l divorce by Act OF Parliament a &c"
years later the children Of the Web
ster marriage, BOY and sirl. beinE
awarded to SIR Godfrew.
But Lady Holland. as she had then
become. While she restored the BOY to
his father. declined 70 part with the
girl. Harriet. in spite OF the law. she
tinent that tho child had sickened OF
measles ut Modena. In IL weeks time
another letter announced the little
girls death There was II mock funeral
and a Kid was buried In tho coffin in
place OF little Harriet. Three years
later. either Lady HOllund's conscience
snote her, or Sir Godfrey became sus-
picious; Tor his daughter was restored
to him. and lived to become the wife
of Admiral Sir Fleetwood Peuew. their
only child marrying the fourth Earl OF
oxford.
Lady Holland. It may BE- recalled,
powers in London, and Holland House
the centre Of political. diplomatic and
nineteenth century. Yet in spite OF her
Unrivalled position. and the influence
exercised I'm her behalf BY all sorts
Of great personages, she remained
barred from court as a divorceo 10
the very end of her days
The successor OF her first husband.
Sir Godfrey Webster at Battle Abbey,
squandered their wealth. were unable
to Keep the building in proper repair.
and IN 1855 II was sold to Lord Harry
Vauc. afterwards Duke OF Cleveland.
who married the widowed Lady Dali
meny. mother OF Lord Roscbery. The
duchess who survived her husband for
many years. oequeather the abbey TO
her kinsman. Captain Forester. who
, spent fortune in restoring It. lie
eventually sold It for oyer u million
Il ftl h. rh tnf Of ~.
Webster family Sir Augustus, eighth
baronet of his line. who was enabled
to purchase 1t BY his marriage to the
heress OF Henry Crossley. OF Halifax.
chief Of the great carpet manufacture
ing irm-subject, however. to the lease
OF Michsel Grace. who had rented 1t
from Captain Forester. This lease has
its conclusion Will Sir Augustus be
able TO resume occupation OF his an
cestral home.
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delightful affairs. and a largo nurnbar
OF young people attend them.
In nnd Out of Town
MISS Roberts Trigg he's returned 70
the city after visit to relatives nesr
Gordonsville.
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Miss Lucy witt Will leave to-day
ior virginia Beach. whore she win
be the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Jack
Temple. for i week
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Miss Elizabeth Frye. who has been
visiting relatives in Richmond. re-
turned TO Newport N,evs on Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11

Frederick Adkins will return to
i.iehmond this week. after camping
win friends near Elkton
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olate. Misses Ransom and Whilock
rendered musical pro gram on the
piano and violin. Inc following guests
We're present. Misses Etnel Wambersie.
Annie l. Wainbersie. Mary Elizabeth
Porteraeld. Elizabeth Mcdonald, Willie
Moore. LEILA johnson Sanford. Evelyn
Lewis Marshall. Margaret W. ITALIA
ferro, Frances Dare Taliaferro. Fannie
Stanard Bradbury, Dorothea L. Tatum.
Mary Halsey. Ann Moncurc Louise
Moncure. Leslie Mcintosh Katherine
Warren Harris. OF Orange. and Lisa
Archer. Of Richmond.
barge party was given Tuesday
evening by several members of the Old
Dominion Boat Club IN Alexandria
Mrs j. sidney Douglas chape oned the
party which included Miss Mary Lemon.
OF Louisville. Ky; Miss Jul!a Cone. Of
Richmond Miss Alice Anderton Miss
Harriet Douglas. Miss Emily John
son. Miss Eliza Douglas. Miss Mary
phillips. Harmon Roberts. Garne, Pitts.
DR. John Burke. Hunt Roberts. James
s Douglas Jr. and Julian r Burke.
Jr
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Mrs. II. B. Spencer has returned to
Staunton. after a stay o. several d -
in this city.
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Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Kaufman and
-'.'Ss hautmann are among the guests
81 Virginia Hot Springs this month
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Loake have gone
to Virginia Beach. where they VIII
SPEND some time.
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Miss Sue Gordon. OF this city, is
guest at walnut HIS near Orange
foi this month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11

Miss Eva Audrey Burke and Miss
kathleen Brown are spending several
weeks at Ocean View and virginia
Beach.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. A. King and famil,
have recently moved .nto their new
nome i4lS Second Avenue. Highland
Park
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Bnitimore Engagement.
Says the Baltimore News:

Gays inc tH4t.fupEe News.
An important enlightenment OF much
interest TO society which has just been
announced Us that OF Miss Frances
Daniel Cary daughter OF John Bruno
Cary and tho late Mrs Cary. OF Balti-
more TO William Hamilton Law
renee. formerly OF Minnesota. but
VINO mas been living for the last NJ
teen years in Manila. p ! where he is
engaged In the practice OF law. Miss
Cary. who IS Beautiful girl and a
descendant o: some 81 the Oldest Mary
land ana Virginia families. has been
living for oNai year with her
brother-in-law and sister DR.. and
MIS-. Philip *. Gilman. In Manila Miss
cary's other sisters. besides Mrs GIL
man, are Mrs. Charles R!dgely White.
Airs. Jacob \. Ulman. OF Baltimore, and
Mrs. Fairfax Harrison Of Virginia. and
her only brother IS Wilson Miles Cary.
jr, OF Baltimore She Is niece OF
Miss Jane NJ Cary and Wilson VI. cary.
OF 223 West Preston Street. Miss Cary
VIII return TO America the latter part
OF August. accompanied by her father.
who has also been visiting his SON
ia-law and daughter. DR. ana Mrs Gil
man. in Manila. FOR several months.
The wedding VIII take place IN Balti-
more the end OF October.