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FLUSHING 0.

FLUSHING. o.. oct Miss Belle
Hall has returned ffom a few days
visit with friends In Alliance.
Mrs. J. L. Bittenbender and son
Emerson. OF wheeling. are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Haines.
&. G. Hobson OF Cleveland spent the
weekend with friends here.
Miss Mary Finncy is visiting friends
I'm Piedmont
Mrs Mary Z. shepherd has returned
10 her home I'm GAINESVILLE. after spend
ing two weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
Jesse Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Estel have re-
turned from Cameron. W. Va. where
they we're visiting at J. /. SpraEgs and
family.
Ernest Giffen OF BelIeire spent the
weekend with friends here.
Mrs. r. ~. Wiley Is in the Ohio VAL
ley General hospital. having undergone
an operation FOR appendicitis. She is
improving rapidly.
Mrs. James Dunlap died Tuesday ~
the ohio valley hospital. Wheeling The
remains were brought TO her home here
and funeral services were held Friday
az 1880 m. 1ntcrment at New
Athens.
Mrs. @ r. Curtis % Cleveland is Wis
lting this week with Mr.. and Mrs Rob-
ert Birncy
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In Probate Court.

sept. .2-Tes timony taken on the will
Of Lewis Barcus deceased
Hearing on petition OF Ncttie McCom-
mon Weber. guardian. to lease
NJ. 5. Peulus. ~, of Catherine T. Reis-
beck filed inventory.
90. T.. Bruce appointed executor OF
Lewis Harcus deceased
Sept. 23-Proof OF publication Of no.
tCc Of appointment Of r. j. Kratted
administrator estate OF Catherinc
Schwallie deceased. Wiibert 4 Schnci-
der. deceased. and John s. Schneider
sept 24-JaCob Lude. appointed ad-
ceased
Louisa r. smith. guardian Of Harry
X smith. filed first partial account.
Authority issued 10 Nettip Weber.
guardian. to lease. Authority returned
and lease confirmed,
Lucinda A. starr guardian Of Mary r.
starr. returned authority and lease con
firmed
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INHERITANCE TAX
Notice Of Release and Payment &c
State Tax Commissions by
W. T. Burt Estate

BY reason Of a notice Of release from
the Tax Commissioners Office. filed
In the county clerks ONCE yesterday,
II Is learned that tax OF $S.237.Os
has been paid TO the State by the W.
Il. Burt estate. This is one Of the
largest notices Of release that has
been filed with the clerk for some
time
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IMETHODISTS VOTE
| FOR NEGRO BISHOPS

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 4.-The St. Louis
conference Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church today voted for an amend.
ment TO the church constitution to per
NIT the appointment to bishops or
negroes or OF others not OF the white
race Under the present plan. Meth.
cdist bishops are general supeninten-
cents and cannot be designated as
bishops for a particular race.
, The amendment must be approved
by a majority of the various confer
ences subordinate to the general con
Terence OF the church before II be-
Comes effective.
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Brtefa and Per.onala.

Miss Minnie Weisend attended the
funeral OF her nephew, Nicholas Wei
send at Kuhn Wednesday.
i. W. Smith has accepted a position
In F. NJ. Hawkins barber shop. as bar
Der.
Mrs. NJ. J. Gregg. OF Cambridge. was
the guest of Mrs. o. o. Schneider re-
Gently.
T. s. Harris. Of Cleveland. is visiting
relatives in woodsfield.
Chris Lubey was at Comeron wednes-
day
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pendicitis at Keenan's hospital there
She Is recovering nicely.
Mrs. Mary Grime nand four young.
sters. OF Martins Ferry. have returned
home from visit with her mother
Mrs. Ellis OF North Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Emily Hilton. aged SIS. of South
chestnut street. who recently fell break
Ing her hip. is not so we'll and Her
friends are anxious regarding her re-
icovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Latham OF South
| broadway, spent sunday az the home
OF Mrs Lathams sister. Mrs r -.
, Wright, OF Quaker city.
Miss Ruth Rogers. OF Greenmount
ing friends
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HARRISYILLE

HAIEISN ~. oct t-.Tr ard
Mrr EnHf0n up ON Long Run road. was
called % Ramsey ThursdHN forenoon 600
account ~ fnUtr son got haIl. hurt t.
the Ramsey mines ST. n tM Benson
took him in his auto tu me hospital nt
Martins Ferry rIrnf Hwlf ffU wa. rHH
have much hope FOR ffs recovery %.
wac caught bstweru the core OF 600
mines.
Co., g. Utvtfn-ra of &c. rilt.lrf
HHH UtIIIIa aH DIS uHfH.. THIr.ta.
N.a % FiTtn Ir Gel ~sfHf r...t.
Ef1ndmufhfr MrH Harr. UsHu. OF sff
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Rarnaavtila Rrief.

Mrs. Guy Mercer. the milliner left to-
day TO attend the winter millinery open.
ings at Cleveland
Mrs. Elwood Devices Of West Church
street. is spending a few DAYS with Mrs
John Heller. OF Columbus
The High school team OF this plac.
won their FIRST game al Woodsfieid. Sat.
urday by score OF to o.
Mrs. Lawrence Clouse and son vii.
nam, OF Ashland. o. are visiting reia.
tives here.
Miss Anna McClatchy. OF Warren ave.
nue.. was called TO Wheeling Saturday
By the death OF relative.
Miss Ida Montgomery OF West Nfatr
street. is spending a few days with 90.
lumbus friends.
Mrs. Martha Hutchinson OF scum
Broadway. returned Sunday eveninR
from Cambridge. She was accornpanieo
BY her young daughter. Kathleen. whe
recently underwent an operation for an.
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.M'ADOO FAVORS
WOMAN SUFFRAGE

WASHINGTON. Oct. 4.-Secretary
rhcAdoo left tonight for New York to
register for the election to be held
november 2. with the announcement
mat be will vote for the woman sui.
Trage amendment to the New York
state constitution.
The American women have made
game fight and fair fight for suf-
frage and are Untitled to win" said
Mr.. McAdoo. They have also taken
The right course in resorting to each
state for action upon a question which
Is peculiarly within the province of
Abe states themselves"
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Cont Neua-

Bentley Melville hes secured an alter
native writ OF habcas corpus Co cite his
vie and her brothers into court 60 show
cause why they hold his two children
Illegally and prevent his seeing them.
T.. r. Ctetnsr SO. standard tir. f.ri .I.
I Co.. 90 al. D. ". Dru-tun appointed re-
cciNcr.
John Waanirk Ne s. A. 3D. Coal &C..
court Judgment for &17s ana costs.
George Scmm,n- vs. tTan,us Sem
mems. $50 cfSh end $40 per month ais
wcuy allowed.
Sadie w. fi0tu - Edward O. tf1to.
$40 per week aImpus ALLOW Cd.
Pearl o. wells NF. IdwHfb q Wells
$50 cash and 70 per wcck aiimouy allow
cd
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Wv. r g. YoIu. #. in Cincinnati Yep.
.f..rI i've fHr IU.aI presto t.fi1u mis-.
sf.rnr. aHrI.fIre .t che sruodIr1f being
f.IH f.Ir.
Wr r. fHffrrtt r-a returned o.
Mounds. I.ft ritter . tfait here
Janice Gnffrrfy has returned fo bis
f. .n. In NI1ffrpnrf after uieH Win
F.. rsr.nfr I.r.
Attorney B. o. Emerson. OF Urldgr.
r.rI we . Iura' caller FeHIsrdaF.
NIfr.f Mitchell returned tu hI. home
Ir Wartfna Frrrr yesterday
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STEUBENVILLE

) IEl SENNlLE. o.. oct 4-Patrol-
man Mike HALEY. OF MinEo fractur,..l
ms right hand saturday night when he
struck Patsy Clencs. IN unruly Italian.
VINO resisted arrest Ciencx who vs,g
charged with being drunk and disord,', ! .
and exposing his person. was lined D
and costs by Mayor Linn. He paid the
line and was released.
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The libel suit instituted by Marshall
Charles q. Little against w. NJ. Will
liams. editor OF the Sentinel. was brought
pa for preliminary hearing Thursday
September %. before w. ID. Richner
J. L.
The decision OF the court was that w
N Williams be held on his own recog-
nisance until the case can be investiga-
ted by the grand jury. which will be
called In November.
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Real Estate rransf.r.-

Sarah = Moore 10 Elizabeth Schneider
part lot p. Jerusalem. 81
Florence Leisure 20 Elizabeth Mindcr
81 - acrcr. Perry township. $500
T. T Morris and wife Co ". Morris.
so ncree. Center township. s.
George Steele and wife 20 Fred Baker.
% - acres. Center township. 50 600
Fred Schaub and wife 90 Solomon =
FRIDAY. 90 acres. Summit township.
s. coo
Ida g. CHAMBERLAIN o. al TO T.. =.
Chrtstman. acres. Center TOWNSHIP q.
5000
y y Petit and wife 90 Lena Riley. 30
acres. summit township $500
GeUrE' Keeper End wtf. fo Jacob SUI
tlun. 81.
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GAINESVILLE

= GAINESVILLE. o.. oct Am
nouncement was received here today OF
Ihe marriage OF Miss Mary Virginia
heed TO Elmer Toohey, both OF Chicago
winch occurred in that city on Saturday.
october End. Miss Reed II the eldest
.raughter OF Mrs. James l.. Reed OF
Vast Main street and lived here until
gne past Few years. She was "A mem
der OF the Magazine club here and AZ
ter going 10 Chicago. taught in the Nc
Cormick Business college for several
years Mr.. Toohey was "a former resi-
cent mere and holds "a fine position IN
Chicago. where they will reside The
many GAINESVILLE friends OF the bride
nnd groom extend congratulations.
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Appraisemcnt tilcd IN estate OF Elm
both =. Clark. additional bond filed b.
issued.
Affidavit for final settlement filed in
estate Of James W. Vaughn
VIII OF Sarah r.. tirowns urobaf,d
order ~ public sale ISSUED fu estate
u }. ". Topc
Lorenzo ratclls was mad. admins
traitor az bpmeutc.l Chiota.
John Stock cf 90 juveniles. given hear
ing
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Silas Bailey.

The death Of Silas Bailey occurred
~ his home on East Main street. SUNDAY
~ noon. MIR. Bailey was &c years OF
age and was "a son OF the late Jesse
Bailey. OF Sandy Ridge. lie was a mem
per OF the Friends church and was held
IN the highest esteem by the people OF
this community. Following are the sur
viving children: Mrs. Ollie Boyd. Mrs.
Cora Howell, Lemuel Bailey, Bert Bailey
Ross bailey. Miss Campsie Bailey Mrs
Nora Sibley and Dallas Bailey. Funeral
services will be held Tuesday at /
O'Clock conducted by the Friends. Inter
ment in Ebenezer cemetery.
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MT. PLEASANT, 0.

Mt PLEASANT. p. oct Funeral
afrt I.fH we're hell uffrrafHr after
noon over fHf rruH.rH ~ fnr iHtr FrHut
mercer uHu died 90 hIa home MONDAY
evening UfU Mrf1a uf fnf Methods
fnHr.H conducted fus fuurrHl service
irIrruauf vHH made IH Highland ,rm'
fnrH
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SHERRARD
VIII EtsrtAin Circle.

Inc SeWlnE Nirclc Ot the Allen Grove
bresby tcrian church. Will be entertained
az the home Of Mrs. Henry RcmKe. on
Thursday. The hours from TO 5'will
b. spent az sewing and fsncywork. \
social hour will be enjoyed and refresh
mcnts Will be served
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IClairsNille. -. has a young son. Sep
TENDER -. 1915.
Miss Julia Toland is assisting her
sisters and brother In Cleveland
| Mrs. \. \. Henderson has sold her
residence near the l.. Z. church To Mr.
iMcCyonncl
| Miss Alice Stine. OF Shepardtown. was
calling on Miss +. \ Hawthorne. Thurs
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daushter. Mrs. H. r. ParshaI. Of Pitts.
burgh.
Miss Luck White. OF Steub,nvilIc. is
the guest OF relatives at ut. Olivet.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Pleas
ant Hill church. will not meet on Thurs
day. as has been announced
Miss Marie Pelkey. who underwent an
operation at the Glendale hospital some
time ago. Is ImDroNImE nicelA
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10 won Prisoners

Irt li,.uunt county commissioner poe
uut..tsd the au. riff Monday Go piacH
SOME % the occupants Of the county jail
GOO wrfH tu tine roads approaching tho
usfI,i.ft fIsr. Ih,l viii D., put to work
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James NJ. Priest. 81 years and Jennie
VI. Davis. 81 years. Of StcubcnNilic
David -. Campbell. p years. ard
Anna Baumgartner. - years. OF Steu-
bcnville.
VAST Wasn't. % years. AMI Anna Tyy.
o. years. OF Toronto
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IH. 0reuIh era ~ thr standard Bearers
oft OBJ. " o. church. held their roEular
uIH.f'rg UH fH. home uf Mife MHmWIs
Nfuf northwest uf town. last IrrlrF.
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The Monroe County Poultry Associa-
ION hcld a meeting At the court house
TUESDAY evening and completed arrange
ments Tor one OF the best poultry shows
IN the history of the association begin
ming December p and continuing until
me ftrst OF the year. l.. g Taylor Of
ibsonburg. o. was appointed Judge
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Bought Pine Residence.

Enfield Hoge. banker OF Somerton.
recently purchased the Dallas Hobbs
residence on Park street and will take
possession October 18TH.
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sherrard Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. l. y. Ashton and son
George Of Short Creek. spent Sunday az
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. GarNin.
Mrs. ben Spcidel has returned tO her
home near Mozart. after visit with her
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ffarrlaao License

ffH. "."f Docs. Ole rUHI woe FfHniIN n"
.'r rr. rHfs rluIr yesterday.
NrfHuf "a Milne. Hrr So ~ WHrflIns
.H.l 20 Ur Trummiff rer 30. ~ Bell
Tf.. Htf. HlHrrfad hf ltt.. " Young.
Hf SRI tTHIrat fff.
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WOODSFIELD, 0.
Taken 70 thu 4osn,,aI

WOODSFIELD. o.. oct. AIRS cas-
per Crock. of South Main street was
taken TO 4 hospital at Columbus, where
she underwent an operation
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Younr ladies' missionary society.

n Pc mem q. ra ut thc huuug ladies mis-
rf.rHrE .ptIsit o. tr. I'rcebstrritu
ri orch vfI hold their regular meeting
rf tut H.u.I uI Miss NgrN fray Nc.
.Etu nina.
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to attend his fathers funeral

Wednesday.
Mrs. Charlie pilworth. from Cleve-
land. was here to attend her uncle's fu-
neral. Mr.. Frank Mercer
Miss Lillian Thompson Of Follansbee
w. Va. IL spending few days with
hcr aunt Mrs. w. @. Tweedy.
Miss Clara Mitchell has returned
home from Martins Ferry
Miss Minnie Bassett or Iowa is Wis
Iuhg -. ;. Brooks and family here.
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certainly does heal
eczema

In cur file Of reprrs. Covering a period
~ twenty years. literally thousands oi
fft1icia0f tell how successful the Res
mol treatment j. i0r eczema and similar
skin tuub'cs. Tie first use a Rrs.nol
Ointment and Res.10l Sospusual'y stops
The tch'w and burning. and they suon
oearaway alltrscc ofthe eruption. No
other treatment inr the skin nov before
the public can shuw such a record 81
professional approval
sail ~ on s-urr.., T4- Ell bee. .,ns },
plat 's.. hcslsll, rs.umars. MA
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nra. Abel Kinple.

Word was received by local relatives
yes erday announcing the death Of AR.
Abel kimplo a. his home at Colorado
Springs. Colo. Mr. Kimpic was formerly
"a resident of Sherrard
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Treasurer Appoints Clerk.
complete P1an, for ponltru shnu-

County Treasurer NJ g Dougherty
has appointed Fred Tracy as q clerk IN
the treasures office.
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WIf" I-Fa " n" ITIaIHN NIFIT IWI
..f.f H. tut.rtnfrsI tuesday EVENING Hi
fIs NrI.. oft Mrs james Nrea on East
Fi.U ..fU.f
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RAllY Day Service.

Rally Day was Observed at the Beth
lchem Union chapel on Sunday evening
large crowd attended and an excellent
program was rendered
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ST. GAINESVILLE
n ealty Deeds.


ST. CLAiRSNILLE o.. oct. THE
following realty deeds were received for
Cav.
Ludwig Dwaracck and wife 10 stephen
Rudzinsky. land situated in the hamlet
OF Wolfhurst, s"2j.
William Kcnnard to Abel Williams.
land situated In liarncsviiio. 81.
Samuel Kerr e. al To Carl g Bowel
land in Martins Ferry. $40.
T NJ kiidow 10 Allison Palmer and
Eva }. Palmer. land situated IN Goshen
TOW nslip. 5000.
Morris Jacobs to GEORGE Green. land
IN Shao2 side. $1,000.
Maudc Dement, To- T. J. woEglc land
IN somerset township. 81
MARY Nc11rcl, ana husband 10 Joseph
Williams. land IN f,aSe township. $40.
n. 4. Mackty and wit, To- Joseph VIII
hams. lend in fease township. $500.
Common Pleas Court.
The follow ing people pleaded guilty in
th' common pi,-s court Monday. Al
were indicted secretly by the last grand
Harry ritz. Of Columbus. pleaded
huiltA a. tnD charge OF larceny and was
iiued $50 and sentenced 20 80 days m
John Ger-ieon pleaded guilty TO steal
ing bicycle and ~ - fined SO and sen
Paul Fowler. Of L,ydsviIe pleaded
guilty 81" SWING H,rshcl Thomas. also
81 that pir.c. drink or whisky. lie
william curry ct EcL.tire pleaded
guilty 20 assault and battery and was
zi.su 90 days IN tIc local jasl.
Mamma Thurton. or Nctnavilic.
pleaded guilty 40 keeping place for
thr sale 90 intoxicating liquors and wa
Iuru 500 aud costs.
Pro bat- Court.
Mrs. Josephine rroia Or Hl1ine. was
given n hearing iu the probate court
hiuudas On en- insanity charge. After
'Hr.iut investigation b. Judge Nichols
rud iusal doctors. she was adIudgcd in
-stu. Iui eruf.uret Co th, state hospital
uf Columbus. She viii De- Kept In the
local jail until word can be received
fru.n tuHf institution rs 60 the date she
Viii De- taken ru.ur
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John Malicv. OF Wondeficld " T.
probably the oldest surviving veteran 0t
The civil war. being 1906 wears old. Iulg
4. has been seriously 900 Tor the past Few
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Libel suit 20 Grand Jury

time.
The Washington times., 1915-06-17
Mems Notes and Gossip of the Day
In the Smart Set of Washing ton

on Rudolph married Miss Gabrielle
Saportas, a very beautiful woman. be-
longing to one Of the oldest New
York families. After a brilliant car
eer In the Italian war Baron Rudolph
came to America and rendered dis
tingsished services in the Union army.
He became an American citizen.
-
Former President and Mrs. William
Howard Taft and number Of promi-
nent Washingtontans, as we'll as society
folk from Philadelphia and New York
attended the marriage of Miss Mary l..
Duke, daughter Of BENJAMIN N. Duke.
ber of the. distinguished Biddle family
of Philadelphia, which took place yes
teroay afternoon at Duke farm, the
magnificent estate Of the brides uncle.
James B. Duke, at somersville, n. J;
The ceremony was performed in the
conservatory by Bishop James II. Darl-
ington, of Harrisburg.
me bride, who was given In marriage
by ner Iather, wore gown of white
satin, combined with an overskirt of
tulle, made with square train of silver
cloth. Bridal pink was the prevailing
plant Of this shade in bloom being used
! in profusion.
Mrs. Angler Buchanan Duke, the for
mer Miss Cordelia Biddle, was matron
| Mr., and Mrs. Duke were married in
Philadelphia on April 2S.
The bridesmaids, who wore frocks Of
pink, were Miss Ellen Yuille. Miss Flor:
Miss Lucie Stokes, New York: MISC
Miss Anna Branson, North Carolina. N
The marriage Of Mi.s Stella Mccalla.
daughter of Mrs. Bowman II. McCalla
and the late Admiral McCalla. and
Rear Admiral James II: Sands. Yves sol,
| o n'clnrk
Mrs. McCalla's home. Tie Rev. DR.. c.
Ernest Smith officiated in the presence
of 100 guests. The house was decorated
The bride was preceded to tho alta,
by her two small nephews, sons Of Mrs
Arthur Macarthur and Mrs. Beverley
Knox. She wore a charming gown oi
white lace over white charmeuse, trim
a tulle veil and carried a shower o
lilies of the valley An informal break
fast followed. after which Mr.. and Mrs
Sands left for wedding @ sl trip; They WI WI
home Of Mrs. McCalla. in street.
An interesting wedding took place las
evening. when Miss G. Irene Crocke
are residents Of Washington. The cere
mony was performed by the Rev. Georg
A: Miller. pastor Of the Ninth Stree
Christian Church. at the home s Of tn h,
Drlue parents, MT anu mrs' rran
Crocker, 6s v street northwest. r
Claude Ennis, Of Richmond. Va. broth
er of the bridegroom, was best man. an
Miss Helen Tyson Albaugh, Of Balti
more, Nd. was bridesmaid. The brid
wore a gown Of crepe de chine. req
lace overjacket, court train with vel
caught up with lilies Of the valley, an
carried a shower bouquet Of whit
!. roses and lilies. Tho bridesmaid wor
a green pussy-willow taffeta gowr
and carried a shower bouquet Of XII
larney roses. After an extended hon
, eymoon throughout the South. the
, will be at home after July 16.
The Washington times., 1915-06-17
Personals

Mr. and Mrs. James 3. Russell, Of
winchester. Va. and Mr.. dc Ia Maxa. of
New York city arc among tho promi-
pent arrivals at the New Willard yes
terdav.
Miss Lena Weber Of Philadelphia, is
tho guest Of Miss Sadye Atlas.
-
Mrs. Alastair P. Cumming. OF this city.
Is registered at the Greenbrier, White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. c. : Br,..on and fam
lily. Cleveland, are stopping at the Hotel
Powhatan.
Mr., Chs Ghsrls; II !,Sd NlohSIs %s!. :. at Elmwood
Mrs. Henry B.. Wilson and her
daughter. Miss Ruth Wilson. left Wash
Ing about tho first Of June. for At
lantic City. where they are guests Of
at his home. Captain Wilson makes
frequent trips between Atlantic City
and Washington.
Colonel and Mrs. John r. Williams
Case caseo Bay Bay. Me-. Of which they viii
take possession about July, I.
Mrs. William F. McCombs. who has
and who went North with her mother
| to aid In the selection of summer quar-
| ters is now the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Curtis. at Cedarhurst, L. l..
Mrs. Curtis. who was formerly Miss
Laura Merriam, and Mrs. McCombs
have been close friends since they made
their debut in Washington the same
| season.
| Miss Eugenia Holcombe, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John walker Holcombe,