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New-York tribune., 1914-11-29
Miss ruth SINGER
PsOuo 81 CAMPBELL STUoIos

given this winter by Mr. and Mrs. Noble
Mcconnell for the choral members and
their escorts, the bachelor girls and
their escorts, the junior cabinet and
their escorts and thc gentlemen ushers
of the New York Mozart Society, OF
which Mrs. Mcconnell is president, will
take place on Wednesday evening az
Breton Hail. The dates for the other
dances are January @, February and
March The chaperOns are Mrs. J.
Buchanan. Mrs. b. f. Corell. Mrs. James
j. Gormlcy, Mrs. G.. +. Goepel, Mr..
Clara ~ James Mrs. Mark A. kerwln,
Mrs. Charlie S. kohler Mrs. Joseph +.
knight. Mrs George KuDfrian, Mr..
Fr.eda w. Kroupfeifer, Mrs. Arthur
s. Decker. Mrs. Robert J. Mcfarland,
Mrs Martin j. Prendergast, Mrs. j.
Parker Pray Mrs. l. Reaney. Mr..
william Redgravc, Mrs. George o..
Riefn. Mrs Thomas T. Ryan, Mr..
Edward Reynolds, Mrs. Joseph A. SeI-
lers Mrs Herbert +. Stevens. Mrs.
Everett DE Witt Trumbull. Mrs N
Titus. Mrs John y. Taylor and Mrs.
George c. Whi,worth.
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New-York tribune., 1914-11-29

In ord 20 help the Committe of
Mercy's international campaign TO re-
lieve the women and children made
destitute by the great war in Europe
Louis Sherry will throw open to the
public his restaurant, c-fe, supper
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29

One of the interesting engagements
announced last week was that Of Miss
Dorothy Seton Fish, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Cornelius b. Fish, Of Scars
dale. N. Y, TO Chester Dudley Ward,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee
Ward. of 127 West 10th ST. Miss
Fish's sister, Miss Margaret Beekman
Fish. was married to Bern Budd, Of
New-York tribune., 1914-11-29

e,,.s'5iety m New York will be repre-
s,ys.1 st the wedding of Miss Elise
Nfi,- miller daughter Of s. Bevan
Er ~ 20 Henry Fairfax Ayres. son of
ss'.. Claries G.. Ayres. Of this citv.
a, WI be celebrated next Wednes.
c.g,., emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
va Baltimore. Mr.. Ayres is
Evening star., 1914-04-23
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Newell r. White and Ethel T. Shane.
Joshua B. Gilpin and Edythe G. Nal
lery, both of Lanham, Md.
Ernest A. Yates and Edna Daugherty.
James R. Washington and Margurite A.
Dobbins.
David A. Hopkins and Carolyn A.
Smith, both Of Petersburg. Va.
John T. Marley of Prince Georges
county, Md, and Mary A. Foltze of this
city.
Junius H: Blankenship. and Grace E.
Wade, both of Richmond. Va.
Edward F. Mccarthy and Ella T. Fitz-
Gibbon.
Walter P. Drew and Elizabeth Satter-
field.
Calvin L. Larrimore and Anna E. Keen
both of Baltimore, Md.
George c. Dow and Grace Weast.
Robert F. Carneale and Lillian J. Lynn
Charles G. Harris of Philadelphia, Pa
and Mamie Murphy of this city.
Morton M. Wolf and Lucille L. Thomas
both Of Petersburg, Va
Arnon L. Mehring of this city and Es
telle NJ Ryder Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Frank B. McCleary and Florence NJ
Green.
william D. Rose and Nellie Sample
both OF Pittsburgh, Pa.
Evening star., 1914-04-23

| for their wedding trip. the latter wear
| ing suit of blue Bedford cloth with nat
, to match. They will make their future
! home at st. Marys. Md.
Among the out-of-town guests present
at the wedding We're Mrs w. w Payne
and Miss Lillian Powers of Vienna Mrs
| Otis Watson. Miss Maude Douglas ana
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Carpenter of Mary
land and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore
of New York. the latter a sister of the
groom.
Mr. and Mrs Philip Buettner enter
tained at their home on New 1ork ave
nue. last Sunday evening. Their guests
were Representative and Mrs. Thomas
F. konop. Representative and Mrs J. y
F'rear. Representative and Mrs. j. j.
! Esch, Mr.. Edward Luckow. auditor Tor
the Navy Department: Mr.. and Mrs
as Mcmahon. Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Frear
Miss Fersinger. Mr.. John McMahon
Capt. and Mrs. w. w Jones Or. ana
Mrs. L. Horen. Misses Camilla and
Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Schommer, MI
and Mrs. John Eckert and Miss Doro'hea
Buettner.
Houck, Wednesday. April - The latter
and Mr.. Forrest Dickey will be married
April % The guests were Misses Mar
vette Bowler. Irene Brown. Mae Borst,
I
Houck. Fannie Hope. Kate kerrigan.
Annette Layton. 1nez MacLane. Alice
Meyer. Kathrne Murphy. Blanche
Nicholson, Jennie ONeill. Jessie Robin
son, Alice Thomas MARY Wilding, Lyle
West. Mrs. NJ. Guckert. Mrs. B. Mannion
and Mrs. +. Perry.
Mr. Lewis +. Perry of The Canal Zone,
Panama. accompanied by Mrs. Perry.
is visiting relatives and friends in this
CITY. Mr.. Perry expects to make his
future home in Leesburg, Ohio.
Mrs Theodore Tiller vill be at home
| informally tomorrow from to 6 o'clock,
1914 Park road.
Mr.. John l.. Harper and Mr.. Robert
Bryant left yesterday for Atlantic City
for short stay.
Mrs. H. c. Duhey is spending the week
end in New York and Philadelphia.
Gen and Mrs. r. L. Ogden of Omaha
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Smith of
Columbia road.
Mrs. .. P. Collins of 1O7 C street south
west has returned after two months
spent in Asheville. y. c., and is much
| improved in health.
Mai. and Mrs. Gordon are entertaining
| this evening at dinner at the Army and
| Navy Club in honor of Miss Dorothy
Mills. who is their guest.
Miss Sadie Marans, who has been the
guest of Mrs. NJ. Sandberg during the
| past ten days, has returned to her home
| in Brooklyn. A number of receptions
and theater parties were rendered her
| during her stay here.
Evening star., 1914-04-23
In Memoriam.

CONNEIL. In sad but loving remembrance Of
dear husband and our loving fa'he,.
one year ago today. April %, 1913
You are not forgotten, father, dear.
Nor will you ever be,
For as long as life and memory last
We will always remember thee
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
JACKSON In sad hnt loving remembrance OF
our dear wife mother and daughter AN AMELIA a,ns
years ago today, April 81. 1907
l look down long lighted vista
That CLEANS through vale OF tears
And dear wife who. vanished
Through the columns of nine years ago.
And dreams of my wife who left me.
Whose face l see through the gloom,
As she seems to beckon me upward
To land Of perpetual bloom.
BY HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. HOWARD W.
JACKSON; SON AND MOTHER
MORSE. Sacred to the memory OF our loving
daughter, JOSEPHINE A. MORSE, who left
eight years ago today; April -. 1905
BY HER PARENTS. REV. JOSEPH AND Mrs.
l.. MATTHEW'S.
POND. In sad but loving memory Of my dear
husband, WILLIAM GLEASON POND, whe
passed away two years ago today. April
Sleep on. dear husband,
Take thv we'll earned rest:
tried to keep thee with me.
But God in His mercy knew best.
The 23rd day of April is here,
The saddest to me of all the year:
Because from me was taken away
My dear husband that day.
BY HIS LOVING WIFE HADD1A.
SCHLOSSER. In sad hut loving remembrance
Of dear mother. MARY CORDEI!A
SCHLOSSER. who departed this life three
years ago today, April 2s. 1911
Her busy hands are folded
Her work earth is done;
Her trials all ended.
Her heavenly crown is woD-
Called from this world to peaceful rest:
Sweet in memory she'll always remain
Until in heaven we meet again.
BY FATHER AND DAUGHTERS
TUCKER In loving remembrance of ELIZA.
BETH ESTELLE. the beloved wife OF Do
Witt C. Tucker, who died sixteen years ago
today. April o. 1898.
Oh how hard it was tfor 10 part
Since tender love had bound the heart,
But the purest the loveliest we know
Are ever the surest the soonest TO go.
Though days have flown and years have passed
Since last saw your face.
The memory of your loving heart
Can never be erased.
Loved in life; in death remembered.
BY HER LOVING HUSBAND.
WILSON In sad hut loving remembrance OF
nv dear and our brother FRANK VIII
son. who died two years ago today, April
3d. 1912
Anniversary mass at ST. Paul's Catholic Church.
BY HIS FAMILY.
Evening star., 1914-04-23

a-m..- thence Holy Name Church. where
mass will he said for reposs OF her soul at
am lnterment Mount olivet eemeieFs
oBoLD. On "Wednesday April -. 1915. at his
beloved husband Of Ella +. obold. IN to
seventy second year Of his age
residence. at $50 a.m.. thence 70 ST. MAJ
garet's Church. Seat Pleasant. Md. whcgA
his S hSs M 0s a, Sfs nanosc iS ra Fem
syivania papers please copy
SMITH. on "Wednesday. Aprii -. 1874. a, a:i5
am; MARTIN NJ. SMITH. beloved husband
Funera services Friday April 81 a; = an. AT
his late residence. 2i2i X street nerihwes,.
thence to $. sterhen's Church. wher, mas
Members Of Division No. J. T. . H. arc
quested to attend the funeral of our at. hrorhei.
MARTIN SMITH. Friday, April -. 1914. at >
Ry order JOSEPH a. DAILY rresiden.
T. T. COOK. Recorder.
SMITH
"a 4 special peel. meeting Of Washington Aese. NJ
Friday. April "a at $50 am. Eagles Hone.
to attend the funeral of your late brother.
wM. T. CowEN. President.
]. d. BRITT. Secretary,
STEWART. On Tuesday. Apri! q. 1914. AZ 40
Pm. at his residsnss 6le Mass ehnsetts ave
husband of Emma |. Stewart. in the sixty
sixth year OF his age
Funerai Friday. April - at $50 M. from his
late residence: thence IL 81 Peters church.
md and { streets southeast. whore requiem
Will h. said for the repose Of his soul
-.
THOMPSON ON "Wednesday April 80. 1914. =;
San Diego. Cal.. FRED THOMPSON ciril
engineer. I. :. y. Of the late ".
Thompson and Annie -. Thompson of ihi-
city.
Notice Of funeral hereafter -
THOMPSON. On "Wednesday. April -. 1919
JOSEPH L. THOMPSON. in the six,; fifth
year of his age
Funeral private
ToLMAS. suddenly. "Wednesday. April =.
1914. at ll:43 pm. ALBERT J. ToLMAN
of Bancroft, Va, husband Of Anne Il. 1oi-
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ToToI.ER. On April %. 1914, al 4 s.m..
! GEORGE NJ. beloved father of William, u.
and George NJ. Totoler and Mrs. T. Nauck in
his eighty first year.
Remains at Hindles chapel. 9Th and II streets
northwest Requiem mass will he said at
st. Mary's Church Friday. April -. At
am. Interment at Prospect Hill cemetery.
at 8 O'Clock am. at baltimore. Nd. RICH
ARD A. UR9l HART .,
| Funeral from Emanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church. Baltimore. Md. Friday at so
O'Clock pm
| WRIGHT. Departed this life Wednesday. April
%, 1914. at $40 pm. at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. \. +. willett. 1887 North
Carolina avenue. UZZIAI WRIGHT agec
seventysix years. four mouths and ten days
| Special services FRIDAY evening. April "a a.
7:30. Interment Nanjemoy Baptist C-urch,
Charles county Md. Saturday afternoon
Evening star., 1914-04-23

Rev. Dr. W. W. Hamilton of Lynch
burg, Va, has accepted an invitation to
deliver the baccalaureate sermon before
the senior class at Virginia Intermont
College, Bristol, Va, in May.
Evening star., 1914-04-23

Mrs s. Smith has returned to her hom,
in Virginia after visit of four month:
with friends in this city
Evening star., 1914-04-23

Miss Martha B. Bacon. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Bacon. and Mr.. George
Whitney will be married in the brides
home at Westbury, L. l., June .. The en-
gagement was announced month ago.
Evening star., 1914-04-23

Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Max Kauff-
mann have changed their residence
from the Dresden apartment house to
1915 10Th street northwest.
Evening star., 1914-04-23

Miss Effie Baker will open the Greek
play tonight at Twin Oaks with thu
dance of the Greek priestess.
Evening star., 1914-04-23

The Russian ambassador has re-
newed his lease of Stone villa at New
port where he spent last summer. The
German embassy quarters will also be
at Newport the coming summer.
Evening star., 1914-04-23

Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn and Miss Dunn
are in New York to spend ten days.
Evening star., 1914-04-23

Mrs. Walters. wife of Representative
Walters of Pennsylvania, was hostess at
a luncheon al. the Congressional Club to-
the annual convention of the Daughters
of the American Revolution. Mrs. Wal
ters' guests were Miss Brooks regent of
Quemahoning Chapter: Mrs. George Wild.
vice regent: Mrs. Louis Henry Mayer.
Mrs. Clarence Harmony and Miss Taylor
of Johnstown. Pa; Mrs. Jasper Angus
tine. regent of the chapter at uniontown,
Pa; Mrs. Edward Keating, wife of Rep
resentative Keating of Colorado: Mrs. l..
B, Stringer wife of Representative
Stringer of Illinois: Mrs. Robert H. Git
tins, wife of Representative Gittins of
New York. and Miss Brown. dauehter of
Representative Brown Of West Virginia.
Mrs. John William Falls was hostess
last night at one Of the largest dances
of the season. Amid a profusion of palms
and cut flowers artistically arranged the
large ballroom of the New Willard pre-
sented a scene of unusual splendor to the
200 or more guests. At midnight buff
fet supper was served in the small ball.
ROOM Mrs. Falls was assisted in receiv-
ing her guests by Miss Dorothy Dunn
who is spending the Easter holidays with
her.
Mrs Helen Fletcher Cox and her sister
Miss Mayer. 1925 Calvert street, will be
at home tomorrow from to for the
last time this season.
Mrs. Ashton TODD. who has hesn
spending several weeks with Mrs. Otis
Rudd in Richmond, was a guest at the
Evening star., 1914-04-23

Mrs. Stephen NJ. Ryder Of Niagara
Falls \. y. is visiting her mother. Mrs
c. NJ. Pitts. at 335 Westminster street
Evening star., 1914-04-23

Miss Elizabeth Crenshaw entertained at
a small dance last night for Miss Am
pario Rivero. bride of this month
Evening star., 1914-04-23

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. Minor will
entertain in their box at the ball game
this afternoon Secretary and Mrs.
Houston. DR. and Mrs. Wilmer. DR.. and
Mrs ]. F. Mitchell and DR.. Robert
Mason.
Evening star., 1914-04-23

Mrs. Charles Grayson Dulin will give a
buffet luncheon Saturday at her apart
ment at the Connecticut in honor of Mrs
William Cumming Story. president gem
eral of the D. A. R., and Mrs. Dibrill of
Texas.
Evening star., 1914-04-23

Miss Frances Carpenter of this city will
be among the bridesmaids attending Miss
Henrietta Sillin1an Dana. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold Guyot Dana. and Mr..
Thomas Denison Hewitt, Saturday after
noon in Grace Church. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mrs Brewer Hewitt (Antoinette Reeve
ButleD is to act as matron OF honor, ana 4
sister of the bride Miss Katharine Trum-
bull Dana, will be the maid of honor.
Chosen for bridesmaids are the Misses
Ruth S. Baldwin OF Washington. Conn
Eleanor Goddard Of Worcester. Mass.
Frances Carpenter of this, city. Ruth
Williams OF Buffalo all classmates OF
the bride at Smith College, from which
she was graduated in 1912. and Dorothy
Hubert Sutphin. Mr.. Hewitt. who was
graduated from Yale in W. will nave ms
brother. Mr. Brewer Hewitt. as best man.
The ushers are to be Messrs. Arthur Man
and William Harrison of New York. SID.
ney Robinson Kennedy. David stuart OF
Brooklyn, Eliot Watrous of New Raven
and John Lewis Evans of Haverford. Pa.
Last night at the Church of the Advent
the marriage took place of MISS Mary
Eliz;. beth Cobey. daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. A. D. Cobey. and Mr.. Sydney Snow
den stabler of st. Marys. Nd. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. MI
Mott in the presence of large gather
ing of relatives and friends of the young
couple.
the decoration in the church. The bride,
who was given away by her father. wore
white crepe de chine. trimmed with
point de venise lace. She wore a tulle
veil with Il coronet Of orange bios
SONS and carried shower bouquet OF
bride roses and white sweet peas.
Miss Louise Cobey the brides SISTER,
was the maid of honor. and Wore pale
pink crepe de chine with tunic OF
shadow lace, and carried bouquet OF
Killarney roses
The bridesmaids were Miss Katherine
Hungerford and Miss Lucille Price Ineir
gowns were of deeper shade OF PINK
crepe de chine. and had tunics OF snao-
ow lace trimmed with rhinestones. ines ,y
carried showers of pink sweet peas All
the attendants wore pearl hair ornaments
with a cluster of white ostrich tips az one
side. Little Katherine Cobey. the mower
girl, was dressed in white with PINK acces-
sories and carried a basket filled with
pink sweet peas.
The hest man was DR.. H. P. Cobey and
the ushers were Mr.. Harry Cobey OF
Vienna, Va: Mr.. Ford Carpenter and MI
Samuel D. Gray.
A reception followed at the brides
home, when the newly married couple
had receiving with them the brides
charmeuse and chantilly lace. with a
corsaRe bouquet of white sweet peas.
Mrs, Augustus Stabler Of Montgomery
county. Nd, mother Of the bridegroom,
whose gown was of black crepe de chine
and lace, and Miss Margaret Cobey. sis
fer of the bride, who wore orchid crepe
meteor and lace, with a bouquet OF Law
ender sweet peas, also assisted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stabler left last night
Evening star., 1914-04-23

The dinner which Maj. Gen. and Mrs
Barnett were to have given tonight in
compliment to Senator and Mrs. Weeks
has been postponed on account of the sit
uation in Mexico.
Evening star., 1914-04-23

Mrs. W. G. Brantley was hostess at a
buffet luncheon yesterday for her house
guests. Mrs. A. NJ. Shook and Mrs. Edwin
a. Prince of Nashville. Tenn. Assisting
MRS. Brantley were Mrs. William V. Har-
ris and Mrs. Charles o. Locke of Bir-
mingham. Ala. There were about forty
guests. among these being Mrs Burleson,
Mrs. Lamar and Mrs. Pomerene.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
ARMY ORDERS.

Capt Arthur L. FaIler. Coss ARTILLERY Corps. is
relieved from assisnement to the Eghty-ninth Com
psny and placed On the unassigned list
board Of otfices 20 consist Of Maj. Benjamin J.
Edscr. r.. Medical COrps; Mai. Frank II. ALBRIGHT.
Fourteenth Infantry: Capt. Edward r. Stone. -Four
teenth Infantry; Capt. George A. Herbst Fourteenth
Infantry; First Lieut. Lewis A. Lannture. Medical
Reserve Corps Is appointed to meet at Fort Georgs
Wright, Wash, at 10 O'Clock m, February J. lali.
for the purTpsc Of conducting the examination Of
such applicants for cummson In volunteer forces
may be authorized to appear before it to Determine
their qualincations for the Command Of truops In
such forces.
Leave for one MONTH TO take effect upon his arrival
in the United States. is granted First Lieut.. Owen
3. Albright, Twenty-sccund Infantry.
By direction Of the President, and in accordance
with section l2S, Revised Statutes amy retiring
board is appointed to at Fort Bliss. Tex. frum
time to time at the call Of the president Of the
board for the examination Of such officers a. may
be ordered before 1t. Detail for the board: Col.
Joseph Garrard Fifteenth Cavalry: Col. Robert ID.
Read, unassigned, attached TO Fifteenth Csulry;
Lochridgr Thirteenth Cavalry: Maj Wilson T. Da-
wilson. Medical Corps; First Lieut.. Bertnm p.
johnson, Twentieth Infantry. recorder.
BY direction of the President. each Of the follow
ng-usmed Officers viii proved to Fort Bliss. Tex.
and report in person to Col Joseph GAnard, FIT
teenth Caulry president Of an army retiring board
at that place At such time he may DESIGNATE for
examination by the board. Lieut.. A. La Rue Chris-
tie. Twenty second Infantry; Capt Benjamin ]. Till
man. Twenty-ssyenth Infantry.
Mai William Weisei Twerty-third Infantry. IL
detailed as Observation-Disclosures with the Organized
militia of New York. He will proceed to New York
City and take station ct that place for DUTY sccord-
inEiy.
Artillery Corps 10 detailed a member Of the
board Of o6icsrs apppinted at Fort Dsde. Fla. vScs
Sscu0d Lieut.. willard n Richards. Coast Artillezy
Corps, hereby relieved as member Of the board.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
Lord Shatkeona.

Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal,
high commissioner for Canada, dying
in his ninety-fourth year, left behind
him an example as well as a maxim for
those who would not grow old. Useful
interest, it might be said, was the "a
tionale of Lord Strathcona's long life.
He counted an interest in the work he
had TO do one of the first essentials to
success. He classed even diligence and
system after that interest.
He claimed that as a young man he
did not need the diversions of leisure
because, declining to bind himself to a
hard and fast routine, his work afforded
him sufficient variety. Up to the time
of his death he was ready for work at
8:3o o'clock in the morning-for corre-
spondence, official interviews. and per-
sonal interviews, which kept him en-
pioyed till late at night.
'By this kind of alteration of duties" {"
he said in recent interview, "and also
by never allowing myself to be hur-
'ried over anything, I obtain all the
recreation I need. Hurry and hustle /
have always endeavored to avoid"
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22

he came 10 washiaeeon, shic vSSk cAaoe-
roned BY SAN ewefA who doea tuslhess
In New york. but = proud 70 dall Hunt-
day.
Williams is aboqk half the ass Of his
competitor and has long beeD active IN
the Democrafic Organise tjoa fof uaa1au
ana Suffolk counties mot 6vsrIooking .
few wards Of Brooklyn. Both ewstt and
Williams came to town In good tsmper.
even II somewhat anxious. and put forth
some arguments IN behalf OF the young
man in politics, not ovsrIooting few
trict was tribe uncertain In It's devo-
ton to Democracy.
Brown has had voting residence down
Long Island way only q few years. but
he can recall that only few terms hack
his district was inclined TO the Republi-
can faith, even when all other Brooklyn
and Manhattan districts, except Calder's.
were going Democratic.
Martin Littleten. Texas Democrat. not
long resident Of New York. came In
with the 1910 move. but he was not
anxious to continue in Congressional LIE.
Two years ago Bourke Cochran. ever an
adyenturer in politics, was the Progress
I've candidate and polled n.0oo votes.
Hicks. the regular Republican nominee,
mad about 500 votes more than Cochran.
80 that Brown had about 5000 votes less
than Hicks and Cochran combined. even
II he had plurality OF 1000 over Hicks.
These figures call for some contemplation
by the Democrats. who want to carry
the district again. and they are not 30
sure that the Roosevelt organization will
continue to disrupt the Republicans this
year. even II Roosevelt himself comes
back In time to vote and disturb things,
and he votes In the Brown district
The Washington herald., 1914-01-22
New York Hotel Arrivals.

New York. Jan. 2l.-Washinstonians ar
rived and registered today as follows:
Latham Grand Union
It. IL. Coates. r. II. Hutchinson.
c. Z. Wise Broadway Central
Martha Washington A. Miller.
Mrs. A. p. Nudge. Churchill
wallick- NJ. Ree.
f. NJ. Snacker. Herald Square
Grand Q. Jenkinson.
c. II. Ziesler. Mrs. Horning.
Arrivals from Baltimore were: G. A.
Bunting. Victoria; d. c. Heddinger. Hoff-
man House; ]. +. Jenkins. Aberdeen; ".
Z. Jordan Victoria; L Upton, Grand;
Mrs. L. Upton. Grand: J. s. Martin.
Herald Square; Mrs. J. s. Martin. Herald
Square: Mrs. ]. S. McEldowney, Victoria !:
Miss B. A. McGovern. Collingwood; F.
Moore. Victoria: ]. A. Riegs, Victoria;
C. Schafer. Herald Square: r. W. Schultz.
jr., Victoria: c. ]. N. Schultz, Victoria; ].
A. Woodruff, wallick; c. q. Bonners.
Broadway Central; Mrs. D. Bird. Great
Northern: F. c. Cameron. Victoria: c. I.
Foster. Grand; S. Goldstein. Grand: DR..
J. F. German. Navarro; w. Keatins.
Churchill; A. L Marburg. Collingwood; ;
ii. NJ Mason. tr., York; ]. 8. McCahan,
Park Avenue: C. Meyer, Wallick; L.
Meyer. Herald Square; Miss Mueller,
Empire; Mrs. L. A. Mueller, Empire; f.
]. Owens, Aberdeen; II. Rosendale. Her
Square; John Rosenthal, Churchill; s. ?.
Sanderson. Latham; W. G. Slater,
Navarro: Mrs. w. C. Slater. Navarro; T.
c. Smith, Herald Square; N. Snesil. 81.
Denis; w. NJ. Stewart, Herald Square; II.
=. Trunbull, Park Avenue; J. c. Weather.
ey. Park Avenue; C. E. whitehurst, Wal
lick; G. w. Williams, Collingwood.