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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
Lookina ForMa,d % Peaee.

NENf'H cry. 'I-lsf TIE
member OF tnr ,lama~r ~ deputies
belonging 20 what - known ss tho re-
form Fr0un. who Tn.or some plan u
getting 'hc government and tho r.f~ =
together With a view 20 settling the
trouble in DO" fcpshiir. discussed tlf"
situation TODAY and named commit
tee ~ Intervention which VIII 'udcavor
IN place Tho suggestions of mo dei,u-
ties before President HueT'a The
committee lusludea Llis Manuel no
JAZZ. second yice president % the
,hamHere of Denufi~s. who last April
cent formal charges Co s~cr~tsr. %
State Brvan. az Washington. sLleginE
'haf tlr American ambassador 90
Mexico Henry Lane wilson. was NOR
sl.- fcspon ribIe 'or the deaths = fre--
idont Nad~ro ana VICE Presidert -us-
reZ.
4 psrei-'en- r,in1or here - 'ha' 40
barrie OF rearc. f0~ 90 nrr a. work
~ induce President Tu-rts 20 resirn
ir favor - man or, ep'abfe 20 both
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
HOoray! Blood
Free of impurities
Eczema Gonel Acne, letter.
Rash, Pimples, Carbun-
cles, Boils-Banishedl

The undsr layer 81 skin r. m. net
-ofF ~ tiny blood vessels m which tf.
FAMOUS blood remedy. 81 r. work.
vim remarkable a~ffvtfy This - 49,
n. The best known blood purIrar-
has such a. positive action fn th~ affr
There r. one Ingredient tn s g. whf,b
peculiarly Hunutafrg cellular or ELAN
dular activity 90 select from ne bf1rlf
~ from THE hne network 81 blood ves.
self IN Tho shin. those elements which,
" requires Tor regeneration
Under The infurrrr ~ g g g Ms
mo network ~ blood vessels o. fN.,
SKIN o. r0Hqfrrffv fHkfr- from fh.
blood ihH nutrition required f1r bs.ffty
t9Hu". Hri ne cause Of disease Ia fIrf
- 'nnqffnflv becoming removed. Sat
tered and rendered harmless Thra-
fari4 orc more fIlf. explained 900 a.
t.rF nr rFfn trouble. cont o.. Tho
Hriff -r"'ino CO.. 900 svi0 UiIr ~
lana 90 You VIII f.t a .r s.Is.
o. gu iFUF afHrfa Cot re- bottle today
snd Danish all skin sficfnus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
Dallas Briefs

VIZ. ana Mr~ e.. - StricbIin and
children leave tli. week for an ev
tended visit With relatives in Wash
iuctor
R"t Mr Carder and son william of
Plea ann Valley charge. are v.-i-.ne
tho member OF the Salem N y
church 'hi- WOO.
Daniel Rradon. ~ 'ue Yves, Virginia
pumping station. Was % business yis
tor 90 Wheeling. Thur-d.y
tArl Archer of Wa .orsviife was
.a'liH- on friends 10 Dallas. Thurs
dav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
Bride and Groom Return

Wilhelm Richey and bride returned
Monday after their honeymoon trip
20 Washington, ID. c. Mr.. and Mrs
samuel Richey. parents of the groom
held a reception for them Monday
night There were about forty pres
ent Following the fine supper which
vas served. games and music furnished
the entertainment for the evening. AT
late hour the guests departed. wish
lng tho young couple a long. happy
married life iogefher
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WILSON OPPOSED


OF allowing the house committee the
same Information which tho ambassa-
dor gave the senate committee. the adj
ministration is strongly DESTROYS not
TO agitate the situation any further
especially in Wow OF the fact that Mr.
Wilson e not likely 10 GO haci. 20 Mex
co as the American ambassador.
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ENTERS COMPLAINT
Rim Grove Lad Vino Was Gwen WINS
key Has Warrant Sworn out
For Nan Who Gave H.

vernon steele. Tho Young Film Grove
n1F WHO returned f1 DIS home lat.
thursday nirhf ir 70 poisoned and
'r'z"d condition lrDGrrf on hy f. pint
OF "h'.k"v which h' drank. appeared
n'fore SOUR" S.ir.r' 100 the Grove
.a-i evening arI fttDd that rslrko,
7" arden. 90 VOL known .im Grove char
'''"r fHrni bod rho vhek"y and in
t'f'd h'm 'o driu. r warrant wac
''fH 0ui Tor fHr arrest of Warden
.' wiIl h' 'I.'u iuIo CUSTODY o.,
'ahI" Iiun iufi'r tr.s morrI-/
lowing Witch hn v.u bo given d.
"i.rl "r'or" -fs-. -atbar, III.
I'F connected wIfH fIn uNsna. ~
'''} on" and it .4 |trIt that V-r-
..n H.I Do" h'.r .'r tHr grand Iur,
.H'oh convene in September
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Rrnrsr- pelhei OF e Cas r,ne.,v -.
Nrrf frNf Tumpsr yfrt Z $780,.
NO nr Go NHrrlt heirs farn, fs -
e''i f"r more f0au barrels. ard re
.'H Jon Petroleum Couranvs M
red0rirk Thrlee. ie stuI smaller me
Natural t'fe Company of West virginia
t 'i-i Irtri ite test on fhe Isaa. Rru-
"aN"r fHfm and rta duater
Fennsyivauia compieuons.
Green towns .r Wrarr~. rrfrfv b, -
~'ifI l.un Ni '.mTafy. Midland dIvt.
l'H. NH@ completed so. SON fra N -
noun "'f1f. trI has NerV small rurrYf,.
'i'. m.r rnrfI ~ Frankfort o. ne
Nteref SON n 'n have drilled fhefr So
HIi MuriorFtt's district gharfes D.
tnn ioe'rI NirlsI farm through ~.
.'' fH"f nnrI nrf have Huafsr rv
DC fwTer'al district Allegheny county
'tnNlrN - N't-rio HnVs drIII - = test a.
The William Ahlborn farm throuah ths
r~nd and Rave slow. fcr q produoar.
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MuHcny Funeral.

sides. who later will call an election.
The rumor is without confirmation.
Another rumor is that General Felix
Diaz. special ambassador to Japan TO
thank the Japanese government for
its participation in the Mexican CEN
tennial IN 1910. has been recalled.
General Diaz IS now at Los Angeles.
cal.
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Surprlse Party

Nr ana Mrs. sam Jones gave a sur.
prise parry FOR their daughter. Miss
h'sslr' Iuescd' night Quite a large
'r"wd was pre- ont After games and
music 0er" induleed in Refreshments
W'r" served hv IN" hostess. which an
thoroughly cnfo,Dc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
DALLAS
New Dam at MaiorsvtIIe

The Western Pennsylvania Gas Co.
Is building large dam at their pump
ing station at Majorsville. Quite "A
large gang of men are working there.
and more men are needed.
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PropcrtX Sold

The property 81 the late deceased
Mrs Nancy Marshman will be sold AZ
public auction in Dallas on SATURDAY
August lG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
Overcome BY Heat

Barl clutter. young son OF Silas
Clutter. Was overcome by the heat
While working at the Majorsville
pumping station Tuesday. lie will be
able TO resume work soon.
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Married at Wheelino

William Chidester and Mrs Ola
GlendenninE were quietly married at
Wheeling. Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-02
PALACE
UNDERTAKING PARLORS
1904 Main St.
Calls Answered Day or Night.
Parlors: Either Phone Il.
REsIDEHcE PHoHx3.
g. \ WATKINS, IT.. both phonss lo1a.
wilbur W. WATKINS, Dsu phons ooi-W
Geo. q. Moore, Iat'l phone laia-V,
Obituary
McMurray ObseauIes.

SosC4uto8-
Funeral services over the remains OF
the late James McMurray, prominent
resident OF West Alexander, whose
death occurred at the North Wheeling
hospital Thursday evening following
an operation for appedicitis, will be
held from the family residence Sunday
afternoon at o'clock Rev. Howell
Evans OF the West Alexander Presby-
terrain church will conduct the services
and interment will be made In the
West Alexander cemetery.
Muffeny Funeral.
The last sad rites over the remains
OF the late George A. Mufreny, we'll
known young man OF the city, whose
death occurred Thursday follo~ing an
extended illness caused by a complica-
ton OF diseases. will be held from the
family residence on Eoff street Mon
day morning at $50 O'Clock. Requiem
high mass will be celebrated from 81.
Joseph's cathedral at Q O'Clock and in.
terment will be made in Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
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The members or me ". G. T. Z held
their monthly meeting at the home OF
Mrs. George Berry, Thursday afternoon
After a fine program a social hour was
enjoyed.
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Women "iI r".'r GO fhr upper
fl fion aro Too .ml-f."
ZION 0u point orf orc instance 90
hr-ug smarter than women
VOL. mon DON handicap trru.
"I'a clothes tttf button up
. hack Judge
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Realty Deeds Filed.

Realty Deeds Filed.
John Trouten to Ross Fry. tract OF
land In Peace township; consideration.
500.
Linnie NJ. Walker to Charles John
son. tract Of land in Wheeling town.
ship; consideration. S41s.
Alexander Dempster ct ux. TO James
Cook. tract OF land in Mead township;
consideration. 81.
Probate Court
In the mataer OF the estate OF Samuel
A. White. deceased. Petition for allow
ance OF claim OF administrator. No
tioe ordered.
In the matter OF the estate OF Samuel
O'Toole. deceased. Private sale Of
personal goods and chattels confirmed.
In the matter OF the guardianship OF
Harley r. Price. a Nnatic. Hattie c.
Price appointed guardian Bond given
In the sum OF $500. with James Moore
and Ammon Hunt as sureties.
In the matter OF the estate OF John
Seamon Miner. deceased. Letters
Parliamentary granted.
In the matter OF the estate Of Chas
Saffell. deceased. Inventory fled and
approved.
In the matter OF the guardianship Of
Harry Penn. a minor Account settled.
Entertained.
Miss Anna Purseglove of East Main
street pleasantly entertained the MEM
hers Of the Thursday Afternoon club at
her home Thursday. Fancy work and
social conversation were te diversions
OF the afternoon and at a seasonable
hour refreshments were served by the
hostess.
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UpHoIs TE RINo

south size Upho'storor. a344 Chapri.e
Zine phoisteriDE. General RepaIrfnc
ar4 Y irisling We pack and crate goods
f0r fhirmr-t Roth phones
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SIMON WHITE AND SONS.
Nor mn ents. hausolsums Marhsrs
MAKES rpe~ia .fr nf cemetery work
..u fHNeH anil aeffcra
MDrIe TIIr.lfte IA
E-trr. Works. IS e.vfrerft -
i'.one 10y. wheeling. W Va
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WEST VIRoiNIA VIAvA 90,

You ran a-1uirr Nsalth. You car lear
how. hy calling ror cloth hourf boz
mo charges. e0T Sch-1ulharh RifE. cit
The Washington herald., 1913-05-25

= Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis, of Chica-
go, arrived in Washington yesterday and
has Joined Senator Lewis at the Shore
ham.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-25
F Street, Conner Thirteenth Street NV

residence, in Biltmore Street. Rear Ad.
mirsl and Mrs. Masop and their family
expect to go to jamestown, R l., the
early part of July for the season.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-25
-CownSnt py thanksgiving.

championship promises
Fashionable the baseball between
Chase which will
grounds
Regardless hundreds the
called
for particular club The of the will the
Providence The Marine Band will play throughout the
which will add much the of the occasion.
If possible President Wilson will attend and box has
boxhoders Chief
Mrs Thomas Walsh, Mr.. Mrs Edward Mclean
Col Henry May Mr. Mrs Howard Mr. Mrs Peter
Mrs Philip Sheridan Mr. John Mr. Mrs Hennen
Mr. Mrs Woodbury. Blair Mr. Mrs DR.
Mrs Breckenridge Bayn Mrs Robert Hmkey the Misses Riggs Col
Mrs Mon Parker Mr. E1dridge Jordan Mr. and Mrs Hugh Wallace Mrs
Charles Mtenbergr Mr. John Mclean, Mrs Charles Bouon Wood
Mrs Clarence Moore Mr. and Mrs Paul Peara Mr. Jerome Bonspar Mr.
John Wilkins Mr. William Hb Mr. and Mrs Arthur Lee Dr. Mrs
James Mitchell Dr. and Mrs Louis Lh Mr. and Mrs Frank Noys
Dr. and Mrs Guy Fairfax Whiting Mr.. Mrs Richard
Mrs John Sydney Webb Mrs Paul
Baldwin Mr. Mrs Orde Preston Mr. Mrs Montgomery
Mrs A. Murray Cobb the Misses Paten Humphrey
and Mrs Vandegift Mr. and Mrs Victor Kaunann
Frank Hogan Mr. Benjamin Minor Mr. and Mrs C. Glover Mr.
George Hamilton and Col John Biddle U. s. A.
The clubs
Sibou captain; Preston Gibson Beae Boome Vaudeville Carlisle
HIT Francis Poe Frederick Brooke Fleming Newbold
Donation Reginald Hdkope John H Merriam Basil
Chevy Chase Archibald captain; Gane
DR. Blair Spencer Mron Parker Randall Hasn Murray
Rockwell Jesse Brown Capt Frank Evans Marcus Jordan
Dagefed Upshu Moorhead
Douglas Col Down Howard Chase Robert
and DR.. Cary Grayson
The Washington herald., 1913-05-25
'Gorman-Maher Wedding

A romance. which had its inception at
thrilling rescue along the Jersey Coast
four years ago, came to a happy ,culmi-
nation yesterday in the wedding Of John
Anthony Maher to Miss Dolorita O'Gor-
man. eldest unmarried daughter OF Sem
ator James A. o'Gorman, and Mrs
OGorman.
Mr.. Maher. who had Just graduated
from Yale, was spending his vacation
at Jersey summer resort. four years
ago, when he met Miss OGorman. he
was an experienced swimmer, while Miss
OGorman was a mere novice at the
aquatic sport. One day Miss OGorman
ventured beyond her depth and become
exhausted. Mr.. Maher. like the hero in
the novel. dashed to her rescue and
towed the exhausted girl to shore. OF
course. after that her life belonged to
her rescuer, and the wedding was only
delayed until Mr. Maher should become
established in business.
Mr.. Maher Is now the manager OF the
Third Avenue Railway Company. in New
York. He is a son of Edward Maher.
a wealthy resident of Albany. who
served from 1883 to 1890 as Mayor Of that
city. AS a youth, Mr.. Maher came to
New York and entered the Loyola High
School from which he was graduated in
1906. He then entered Yale and received
his degree in 1909.
After the wedding ceremony yesterday
morning, at which only the members Of
both families were present, a nuptial
mass was celebrated in the chapel OF the
Loyola School. Senator and Mrs. OGor-
man gave a reception at their home yes
terday afternoon in honor of the newly
married couple
The Washington herald., 1913-05-25
plan,ias for the Summer.

a
w being and the odor of eamph0r
moth ball replacing the perfume in drawing
covering behind slips
The spell which usually arrives in May has far aerazed
cool will residents Washington
for the call of mountain and seasoe keep them here
The wandust them Unlike the prevailing cities
residents the National Capital for the
fact Westinghouse herd together They
declare they prefer change ideas and opportunity " meet new people
Half of the fashionable world residing Washington will spend the sum-
touring Europe while others will recreation and cool bezes along
Jersey and New England
definitely Mrs Wilson
will the White House" Cornish 1t highly prob
daughters will precede the President who will
be kept than usual
The President and Mrs Marshall viii spend
most the summer at Berkeley Springs w. Va has revived interest IN h
fashionable where the bellies oeaux
The drives about Berkeley picturesque and
the said have the best curative powers
in America 90
Cabinet President Wilson's official family probably
will doubtless be driven by the hot
weather which is visit the Capital City before long
*****
favore of the
who heretofore
Bar will any this
number of the Ambassadors and Ministers will stay Wash
interested
Ambassador Count
Germany caused said by
that vexed tariff question will Washington shortly leaving his
wife Countess Beno who Germany earlier the spring. to
Ekengren planned
June the abroad also will be detained Washington pend
legislation the tariff and far they have made other definite plans
months
The Ambassador Sir Spring
arrival take
to Dublin
The Minister Norway Nine Byn taken Seal
will shortly there
Washington until
adjourns, he will sail Europe Nine da
past amusement society
opportunity The
auspices
Club distinguished gallery
before clubhouse
the building itself filled with lovers of The last
promises pretier
IN
interesting
The Washington herald., 1913-05-25
The Migration Begins

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crawford and
Miss Caryl Crawford. who recently re-
tursed to Washington from an extended
stay in Atlantic City, will close their
residence, in Jefferson Place, about the
first of next month and will go TO the
Chevy Chase Lodge for the first part
OF the summer. Miss Caryl Crawford
entertained a small party informally at
luncheon yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting and
the Misses Whiting expect to leave
Washington about June 20 for White Sui
phur Springs, Va, where they will spend
a month, going afterward TO Bar Har-
Dor or some other North shore resort
for the remainder OF the summer.
DR.. Fremont Smith left Washington
yesterday afternoon to join Mrs. Pre-
mont Smith in New York. where she
went on Wednesday, accompanied by
their children. They will go to Kos
suth Cottage" their summer place at
Bar Harbor. at once, and will not again
open their Washington house this sea-
son.
Mrs. Frank L. Denny and Miss Esther
Denny have gone to New York for a
fortnight before going to their place in
the Adirondacks for the summer. Col.
Denny will join them later.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Leon have moved
into their new home in Fairmont
Street. where they will be pleased to
see their friends.
Mrs. John r. Williams and Miss Doro-
thy Williams, wife and daughter of Col.
John r. Williams, L. S. A.. will 60
abroad about the first OF July to join
Miss Francis Williams, who has been
In schoo, in France this winter. They
will tour the continent and return to
this country in the fall
Lieut.. Commander Walter Gherardi, U.
s. n, and Mrs. Gherardi sailed from New
York yesterday en- route to Lieut.
Gherardrs new post. at Berlin. where
he will be naval attache.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon L. Nye have re-
turned to the city after ten days trip
to New York and Philadelphia.
Mrs. William II. Jackson, of the Con-
necticut left Washington yesterday for
New York, where she will spend some
time before going to NarraSansett Pier
for the season.
Mrs. Henry C. Corbin will close her
apartment at the Connecticut late In
July and will go abroad to remain until
quite late in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Kaufman returned to
Washington Tuesday from Philadelphia
where they spent the weekend.
Miss verbena Adler has returned to the
CITY after several weeks spent in New
York, Philadelphia, and Atlantic City.
Mrs. Henry A. Cooper. Uife of Repre-
sentative Cooper of Wisconsin, has left
washington en- route to her home in the
West. She will be entertained by her
friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Newton E. Mason and Miss Mason,
wife and daughter OF Rear Admiral
Mason, U. S. N, entertained at bridge
and tea yesterday afternoon at their
The Washington herald., 1913-05-25
Dinner Parties Numerous

Representative Henry d. Flood Of vir-
pointed dinner last evening compli-
mentary to the Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall ...
Mr.. Flood, who is a bachelor, enter
tanned at the Chevy Chase Club. His
guests, in addition to the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Marshall. included Sena-
tor and Mrs. Swanson. of Virginia; Sena-
tor William E. Chiffon Of West Virginia.
the former Ambassador to France and
Mrs Henry White, Representative and
Mrs Cyrus Cline, of Indiana; Mr.. and
Mrs Colby Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. McKenny, Mrs. John Paul Jones, Mrs.
Sutton Mckee, Mrs. John T. Davis, Miss
Munford, Representative Richard Bar
tholdt of Missouri. and Mr.. Samuel j.
Graham, the Assistant Attorney Cen
eral.
The Italian Ambassador, Marchese
Cusani, was host at another brilliant
dinner party last night. when he enter
tanned in honor Of the Turkish Ambas-
sador, Zia Pacha, at the embassy in New
Hampshire Avenue. The handsomely APP
pointed table was abloom with butter
cups and lockwood, which was artistically
arranged in imitation of an italian gar
den.
Invited to meet the distinguished dip
lomat were Rear Admiral and Mrs Vic
tor Blue, the Military Attache of the
French Embassy and Countess de Cham
brun, the Military Attache of the British
Embassy and Mrs. Moreton F. Gage, the
Second Secretary of the Turkish EN-
bassy and Mime. Zia Bey, the Military
Attache of the Spanish Legation and
Sonora Dona Luisa Drumen de urculia.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Noyes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs. Hope Slater.
DR.. and Mrs James F. Mitchell, Mrs.
Tittoni. Miss Lascelles Macculsky, Miss
Hildegarde Nagel. Miss Ethel Noyes,
Senior Don Manuel Walls, first secretary
Of the Spanish Legation: Mr.. Sartiges,
third secretary of the French Embassy;
Baron Karl won Prudential. attache- Of
the Acknowledgements Embassy; Mr..
The Washington herald., 1913-05-25
Famous Perfume Secret
Revealed by Accident
(From Fashions Mirror.)

Since the days OF Cleopatra the pow
er OF distinctive and subtle perfume
over the senses and emotions of men
has been understood by most women.
But even now, with hundreds of per-
fumes to choose from, the really
charming, delicately sweet and mag
netically effective ones are rare indeed
and bring enormous prices. sometimes
as high as ten dollars liquid ounce.
Only In one instance has the secret
OF compromising any of the great per-
fumes of history escaped. The famous
Jean Clementine formula became
known through the care2essness of the
Clementine estate administrators. The
wonderful gold-yielding secret proved
to be nothing more than a combination
Of formal concentrate and deodorized
alcohol a remarkable chemical effect
being produced by uniting the two con-
stituents. Though not generally known.
one can get formal concentrate at any
drug store. BY dissolving drains of
II in 4 ounces deodorized alcohol, one
has at trifiing cost, the same ravishing
and elusive perfume that played SO Inn
portant a part In the romances OF gay
court days of long ago
Flornal concentrate is sold and rec
commended at Afieck's and other relia='
bile drug stores.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-25

catalani. counselor of the Italian EN-
bassy, and Mr.. Montagnini, attache Of
the Italian Embassy.
Mrs. Richard Townsend entertained in
formally at dinner last night at the Coun-
try Club.
Mrs. Lindley NJ. Garrison. wife Of the
Secretary Of War, who has spent the
past week in New York as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leary. will return
to Washington today and join her hus-
band at their apartment at Stoneleigh
Court. While in New York Mrs. Garri-
son has been the recipient of much de-
lightful hospitality from her numerous
friends there.
Maj. and Mrs. Amos A. Fries enter
tanned at dinner last night at their
quarters in Washington Barracks in
honor Of their house guests, Represent
alive and Mrs. Stephens of California,
and Miss Barbara Stephens. their other
guests being the Chief of Stan of the
Army and MRS. Leonard Wood. Brig.
Gen. William Biddle, U. s. M. c., and
Mrs. Biddle. Senator and Mrs. Works,
ana Maj. Frederick W. Altstaetter, U.
S. A.
Mr.. T. Sanford Beatty Is in Washing
ton for few days, and Is being warmly
welcomed by his many friends here.
During President Cleveland's second ad-
ministration, he was the courtly and
popular secretary of Senator Calvin
Brice, when Corcoran Touse. then the
Senator's residence. was the center of
many superb entertainments. Among
those which are still remembered in the
social world was the reception given to
the Due de veragua, the lineal descend
ant Of Christopher Columbus, when the
Diplomatic Corps and all resident and
official society pronounced the function
as one Of the most beautiful and success
full ever given in the Capital city.
Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis of Chica-
go, arrived in Washington yesterday and
has Joined Senator Lewis at the Shore
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Fairbanks. Of
New York. are at the shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs George r. Ainsmith. OF
New York, are at the Shoreham.