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HEARST STILL SUPPORTS
HYLAN FOR GOVERNOR

IHv Unlrcd Nv 1

NEW YORK N,. = -
"'''""1e
W ''er ""''Ntrh"r NJ Smith
'"'' ne II ready 10 again head the
Democrats in The state election This
FAN, has MS y., r,i,cd go i
A. !.
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JACQuELINE LEBAUDY
BECOMES RECONCIIED
lEy Nssocintcd 49,

NEW YORK. Aug. -JacaueIine
l.ehaudy, II. daughter Of the late
jacques lchardy, selt-styl.d En-,
peror OF sahara" has uccn rcrUugilc5
to her husband, Roger Henri CIcncu,
Sudrcau, Of Paris. attorneys for the
estate announced here today Tha
pair were married in Paris last Jan
uary and separated.
Nine. l.cbaudy brought auuulmcni
proceedings charging that her dauvr-
ter had been cocrCcd into marriage
on representations that the marriage
would give Jacquclinc tho right to
control her fathers estate Sudrcau
then brought suit for Tivorc"
If tho auuulmcnt had been grantcd
II was said. Sudrcau would have re-
ccivcd nothing from his wiIc's estate.
while II h. had received a divorce
lie would have tccn entitled To haE
Of the estate, which is valued at SID.
oo0.Oor He is the son OF a French
detective
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.HOPEWELL TO STAGE
BIG ATHLETIC EVENT
Two Boxing Bouts and Wires.
Ting Match on Tuesday
Nights Program.

ipPEWEl.I" VA. AUG While
Tho star event Tuesday night Will
h" tn" tcn-round bout between Char
lie holman. OF HopcwcIl. and kid"
Lewis, OF HolyOke, Mass. Mt the Du-
F"ut Club, manager Nelson has ar
ranged Tor several good prc,lminar-
res among them being a wrestling
match between Kid IiakiSh. ~ Hone.
well. and Young Cacsor. OF Rich
mond. Another oven, VIII DO an
"Ight-round bout between lack
Doyle. Of Philadelphia. and Battling
tiun, Of Charleston. : & Roth men
are regarded As good lighters
Lewis was defeated by holman last
spring, and the local boy is conf.
dent ihat he will he able 10 uphold
his reputation n"Xt Tuesday night
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DISCUSS CHESTEnTON'S
CHANGE OF RELIGION
Canon Hcadderly, of Anglican
Church, Scores puritan,
,,,> 49,, L ILL.,.
ism aud killjoys.'
tSpccial Cable Dispatch. !

LONDON. Aug, 1.-THE entry O,
G. *. Chcstcrton into the Catholic
Church. which was announced las.
week has had a decided reaction III
tho Church or England, and some II
It's members have been exceedingly
rlain spoken in their criticism OF the
methods which caused tho crea,
writer 10 abandon the Anglican
faith.
one of these is Canon Hcadderly
VINO SAID AS parson OF the
church or i.ncland. l should lfke t.
say that our Anglican treatment OF
tho biSR"st-Iu every scnSe-asset We
haN" on tho intellectual side is on a
PAR with our general muddlc- head.
oan"Ss as rcliG ious body. We have
never had such AN apoolsst as g. *
'hosterton. and yet. he has hardy
over GCurod at church meeting. W.
l'rsfor tho duh logic Of some dry-as-
dust professor from oxford to the
sparkling paradox Of the greatest Wiz
"i tho century.
Religion is still grooming under
the weight of puritauism and kill
JOYS in this country Mr. Chcstcrton
would mt up M. but We won't lot
him We arc still scared by mid
Victorian arguments about scicnc.
and miracles g X Chcs,crton
would deliver as and keep Us or.
ihodcN at the same time
''ut wc would rather no, ho So,
frcc. Any one who courtcously and
iairly cNplodcs Puritan fallacies is
doing moro good than he knows Ia
INC cause OF tue religion in Eng
lNr.i rnritanism has practically de-
H'r"y"d sunday IN thinking TO pre-
serve IT. u has made religion sus-
rectcd. 1t has taken away JOY anS
beauty and love while II was doing
the work OF angels who make merry
m heaven. Most Of this sad work
Las boon done through sheer lack ~
humor. and this is partly why it can
only be undone by humorsts like
Chcsterton.'
o', 1'22 by Public Ledger Coz
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5?S--l. NJ. boswell to George +.
Wood, No. so rorth"asr corner cal
hourn and Goddin Streets. 20 feet
by Too feet, Lien s,iS July a.
1872 TaX. % couts. $40.
H3I-Orcst" PUc"tuclli l.conilda
twife) {" George T. wood. 30 100
north lin" jackson street. 6, feet {
inches cast, Fourth street north 10
fcer. cast /! feet s inches. north 80
feet. east feet \ inches. south 81
feet TO Jackson street west IL feet
inches. Lion Sl6?' July II. 1922
$1,000
5ao-James 4. Chandler W. L Fer
SuSson. J. l.. M.ars. trustees r. H.
Lee Council No. II, J. .. l.. A. VI. to
Leo Council Building Associations
Inc. southwest corner Marshall and
Twcniy-fi7h Streets "a tcct inches
by 100 feet Lien. s. August |
lH2" Tax, SIS. 81
6o3-W. T. Trimrnc- Catherine
twif"p TO Celia Trupiu. David Cohen.
No. Sio west line Belmont Avenue
lS1 feet 10 inches south. stuart Ave-
nue. south - feet nv 10 feet. Aug
ust 10. l?2". TaX. $3.50. $40
do'-M y Norve!l TO Addic l..
'wifc. ia formerly $50 ives, lin.
Sixth Street SAP 2-l2 Inches from
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Cary stree, north 80 feet by 81 feet.
Lien. $4,000. August 2. 1922. Tax.
$40. $40.
595-Iiardin Is Bachc. trustee. to
william T.. Austin. Augusta ,wife).
north line GrahaG Road. I6S foot
eight inches Weso Miller Avenue.
west. 20 feet two inches By 40 fee,
August IL. 1922. $500.
Goo-Kobert T. Anderson. trus,c.
10 Robert l.. Brown. No. Io7 south
line North Side Avenue. 72 feet
inches west Meadow Bridge Road
west. joxio5 feet. August II, 1872
>l77o.
Go6-E. c. Burke. trustee. 10 Percy
Wilson, lot 2. block y. August III.
1872. $4,000
costumes +. Timberlake. trustee.
to Preston B. Gayle. No. 1913 south
lime Ross street. ll3 feet west Mnyo
street. west. IL foot i,ches by no
feet Angus, II. 1922. 3I.S72.
SILL X. Pollard, Jr.. trustee 10
u. II. Melton. No 1896 northeast cor
u"r Hanover Avenue and GRANNY
street, % feet "a inch by 1926 feat.
August 10. 1922. $4,000.
6%i--.\rthur b. Chapman. trustee
:? =. ~ .-rd1~ ~. southwest cor
nor Third Avenue md Logan street.
'oNii0 feet. August Is. l922. 1880.
622-Charles o. Iiankins. trustee.
!" a * Muhlcman. Matthias r.. Kay
hoe, east line Edgewood Avenue, son
feet north Crawford street. north.
Sl.ll7.25.
s2o-capi,ol Building and Loan
Association. trustees. to rcter Bra,-
ton. No. l"lS north line Nicholson
street. i5s feet inches caet Thomp-
kins Street. east. 3oxIi3 feet. July
20. 1922. 1850.
'2s-John II. Garrett. trustee. 10
-. r, toindexter. Agnes r. Cwifc).
r"' @io"-7 south line Chahin street.
inches west Elm Street Angus, ..
1922. $500
"30-iiarold s RIoombcrg. trustee.
I" Harry l.. Matthews. cast line
Colonial Avenue, go feet north Rev
cry street. north. -Ki2D feet An
gust ~ 1922 $3.50.
oi'-PoIlhrd &, Basby. Inc. tru,
toes /" Peoples Amusement Co.
Inc. east line Second street 81 Zee,
DE lai feet July -. 1879 s2..7oo.
5i5-W. Chester Evans. trustee. >,
y j. McDon"uGh. west line Rob.
lns"n street 1879 feet 8 inches north.
Floyd Avenue north 20 fee, 4l2
inches by 80 feet: M. 10: west lin.
Robinson street 100 feet ll-2 inch..
north Floyd Avenue north 20 Fec,
il.2 Inches by 30 feet: 40. liz. Aug
uS7 :. 1922 s5Gc
St. Pollard & Bagby. Inc. ,ru.-
toes, TO J. T.. wells. south line Stuart
Avenue 100 feet west. Tiidcn Streo,
west - zee; by 1870 feet. Angus,
:, 1922. Ss26
5is-J. g. Florancc. trustee. to I.o-
:cs@o u. Washington, No. 1881. cas-,
I'm" Twenty sixth street 20 foo,
south. : street south q feet 6 inches,
b. 80 feel LuIy %. 1922 ;265.
55.-Johu BaGby trustee. to A.
BIacker. No. 2ol3 south line BroaI
street ." fee, west Twentv.n-s,
street west - feet inches by 100
feet. AuSust 10. 1879 $500.
""'-W l. Redd. John r. Gavl..
trustees 10 Mary Ann Davis, ., Al.
southwest corner Cary and Laurel
streets % feet by 81 feet March
., l122 $500.
5G3-C l. Dcuoon. trustee. TO G. r.
waters James Morton. Lucy Nor.
ten, 80. cSl5 south line Grace street
IA foct west Davis Avenue wc,,
20 te", hy 10 feet. July L. 1922.
$3.50
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Leigh Street 80 feet by 10 feet. Lien,
$4,000. August /. 1922. Tax. $3.50.
$40.
COZ. d. overton. Lola i. twifc)
TO II. Il. Melton. Lula r. twifc).
north line Franklin Street go feet
west Tilden street west % feet by
ii5 fcc1. lot II, block g. August s.
1922. Tax. 50. $40.
6i1-patrick Canary. Lillian l..
'wifcD to james +. Jackson. Mildred
-. twifeb, south line q street - feet
inches east. Twenty second street
cast 90 feet by 10 feet. August II.
1922 $500.
Sl3-H. Arthur Bayliss. Winnie Is.
'wifc) to Kari NJ. Black. north line
Broad street ST fec, cast, Thirty
Lien. @l,59 July 10. 1922. Tax.
SEQ. $40
6lt-Susic \. Woodall. Il. =. hus.
hand) t" l. Luther Rcams Nos. 7O2
'oi. .oG. 70S aud 40 west line
Ihirty-hrst street l20 feet north. NJ
street north 81 feet . inches by no
feet. Lien. *i.325. August S. Ia2n
Tax. $50 $40
ol'--C harieS T.. Carter Lula S
'"te) TO Angela Hester. ives, limo
North Avenue 1871 feet south. Wick
ham street south 80 foe, hy i.0 roo
october 10. 1871 Tax, SI.7o. $40
Sic. G. Fairlamb 10 Richard n
nelson. No. 1908 north line ,;rov.
NN"nu" :" foot cast. IIarvic Street
cas- :" feet by 1870 feet Lien. $1,000
August 10. 1922. jrax. $3.50. SO.
62iH-J. II. Lodge. Jr., f:iva NJ Lodge
to L. Boatwright. southwest cor
mcr Third Avenue and Logan streets
30 feet hy 40 fcc7. May 10. Ie22
Tan. $3.50. $40
&c T.. CraiGc pclouzc. Mamie T.
6wife) to Bertha II. Rcckcr. No. aeO3
south line Monument Avenue 2S5 feet
cast. Tildcn street cast IS feet bv
- feet inches. August u. 1872
$4,000
62S-L. and H.. pcrhart 10 Matte
y. Haywood. west line Twcnty-oighth
street y feet by PSI feet August
- 1872 Tax. so cents. $40.
"23--A. kenton Muhl.mau. Mat.
thias !: kayhoc. Gladys NJ. lwifc, 10
william Y = Brelins. Elizabeth \
l;r'ling twifcl, No. 1925 cas-, line
:dg"wood Road 500 feet north. Cr.w
Cord street north 80 f.cr by ls5 feet.
Lot - block g. Brightwood Aug
uSt 10. i2"2 TaN. SIS $40
w Chester Evans Harold :
iNoonIhcrc, trustees. TO NJ u. l"lora-
h"in No. Is north line Marshall
street 50 feet west. First street
wcst 50 feet by 1922 feet June 20.
1922. t72o
iSl-W. Chester Evans. Harold s.
IloornbcrE. trustees, to ". Il ITlors-
helm. No. 20 northwest corner Mar
shall and FRS, Streets. - foo, bv
l22 feet; No. Is north lin. Marshall
street - f"c1 west. First street west
30 feet by l22 feet. Angus, 5. l..c.
s3.5iO
3S2-W. Chester Evans. Harold 8
Bioomo"rg, trustees. TO NJ Il. i.lors-
helm. 40. 90 northwest corner Mar
shall and First Streets. - feet hy
l22 feet June p? 1922 tl0.62o.
$50 Central Union Trust company.
or New York. 10 virginia Carolina
Chemical C"mpany. releases ali prop-
critics Described ia said mortEaEc
June !, 1922. sl5.0OO 0"O.
5i6-J \. McDouourh. Mary q
'wif"). TO hustler. No. ITO. west line
Robinson street l3c fcct inches
west. Floyd Nvcnu. uorih % fc.t I
IL inches by 90 foot, Lien. $3.50
July 81 1872: Tax. Sii SO
55l-J. Lee Davis. Cornclia q
twif"). to G. Dominici, Lr.. r. w
Dominica, northeast corner Cary aud
Laurel Streets 81 feet 10y lS, feet.
east line Laurel stree, 100 feet north.
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PROPOSE LARGE GAIN
IN TOBACCO SALES

PETERSBURG. VA Aug !7.-Onc
hundred and nifty automobiles will bc
used IN the canvass of the country
districts by the members OF tn.
Rotary and kiwaniS clubs. who viii
nrg" the farmers TO bring their 10 /,
"hcoo 10 Petersburg. The two club.
ar" cooperating In The movement
an" expect 10 send out their first
committees the first Of mex; week
Ih"N hope 20 run the sales in this
city l" S.000,o 900 pounds during tho
next season
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BEGINS LONG FLIGHT
ACROSS CONTINENT
LEv Associnicd rr.ssl

WASHINGTON, Aug ,1-Lieutcn-
ant Paul C. wilkins left Rolling
Field today ou a fliGh, across IN.
continent and return. planning 10
so by way OF Dayton. ohio: Scott
Field. Ill. Fort Riley. Kan. North
Platte, Ncb. Cheyenne Wyo Salt
Lake city u,ah, ELMO and Reno,
New, and san Francisco.
ON his return trip Lieutenant vii
k'rs vii take the northern route
tr'N"hnE along the aerial mail lines
l" SAT- Lax" city and then proceed
ing 10 casper and sharon. Wyo. Miles
city. Mont. Bismarck and Fargo.
y - MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi; chicago.
III, Dayton ohio, and Washington.
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mOTLECCERS
ARE WHIPPED BY MOB

l'sA OKLA. Aug If-r'our
ioeaI characters. accused by ,heir
oaptors Of dealing in whisky. were
"hinncd and nfth was warned bv a
nsnd OF l5o men at,ircd in the r.r.l,:,
Z" the -kluN Khan. near here. LAT.
'Ha' night u became known ,tod.y.
\ woman. who also had been seized
ny ne all"ged klansnen, saw INC
punishment meteG ont 10 mo .,,,
men, and then He'd 70 saferv vn,i.
court was debating her sen
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manufacturers Discuss Conf.

HOPEWELL. VA. Aug 1.-THE
members OF the Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION mct Yesterday afternoon in
the offices Of tn" HummelI-Ross
Co. ana discussed tho coal situation.
Ihe manufacturers are very much
Pleased 50 TAR with the conditions
and are hoping that il Will no; be
come ncccSSar& To close down any
Of the local plants.
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valley wnl,.ou, over.

CORElN NV. Aug. 1.-THE Walk .
out az big four" brotherhood men
on the cumberland Valley DiS ision Of
the l.. y ). railroad was cudcd late
today whom the men ratified an
agreement with officials of thu rail
road Passenger train No. - lett;
here this afternoon for Norton. Va.
tn" first train 10 he operated with
a union crew sine. Monday
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Harrison FormuIot,,r VIM

PETERSBURG. VA, AUG l7.-No
date for the opening OF the campaign
for new members for the Chamber
OF Commerce was set by tho exccu-
i've committee at the meeting held
las; night j. Nat Harrison. general
chairman, is formulating plans for
the campaign. which will be for the
purpose Of securing 1000 members
for The Chamber of Commerce.
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T." ON river i:.cur.iou.

HpPEWELl., VA. Aug l3.-Mon
hers OF the First Baptist Church and
their friends enjoyed today a de-
iiShttuI Trip down the James River
on the steamer Gratitude. which left
IN" local docks this morning for
jamestown. The trip is for the bcne-
nj Of the church. but e large mum
her OF outsiders took advantage OF.
tn, low rate.
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Al Ready Tor Minstrel show,

h'fEWEl.i.. VA. Aus Every
thing is in readiness for the second
performance or tho Dupont min
Sti"IS which Will take place ,onor-
row night nj S.i5 O'Clock in the RI"
village High School building Tho
sam" cast Will take part in the show
and another evening OF dcliGhtful on
iertainmcnt is promised those who
attend
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THREE ARE APPOINTED
FUEL ADMINISTRATORS

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. I7.-Foj-
lowing the receipt Of a rcuucs. from
Alexander Forward. state fuel adj
Illustrator. the Chamber of Com
m.rcc has appointed Edwin l.. Glenn
"Lts. II. Carter Myers and Raymond
W Ei!l as local fuel administrators
Inc three men have agreed TO serve
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hohEW ELL. VA. Aug. l7.-C. 4
urhcr manager OF tho local Red
ross. mas under his care an eight
baby girl he will turn
over 10 any reliable couple for adop-
non IN" child ia in the hest of
heaith. and any one Interested NAV
write TO Mr.. Turner. care the Hone
"cl! Red Cross
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PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. 1.-THE
officers OF the Standard Nariomctcr
company met few days ago. at
which time the newly elected officers
were installed. Several orders have
already occn received by tho new COM
parry and the radio fans arc espe-
."llN interested In invention. as il,
IS designed 10 give the highest pos
sihle efficiency when used.
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ucn, Kills One In New yo-r

~ 7 TIsI'TI .NIWS.
NfW YORK. Aug i7.--One death
and two prostrations resulted Thurs
day from the terrific heat here. The
mB'raturc mounted to 81. euunled
hHt once during the year. Highest
humility in tho city was 60. The
weather man predicts tho heat wave
VIII continue for some, time.
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MANY HOPEWELL MEN
ENLISTINC IN RIFLES
Company Will Leave for Nir.
glnia Beach Encalr,pmcnt
August 20.

fOfEWEIl. VA, AUG. l,.-Many
young men are taking advantage o.
the opportunity 10 JOIN tho Hopewcll
Rifles and so TO the encampmen, at
virginia Beach OH August Is re
cruitins tent has been opened on
broadway and already several have
SiSniued their intention of cnlis;inE
in the service OF the National Guard
Captain J. roomor Garrow is in COM
mand OF the local COMPANY
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Printer. ~. Keep. on with wo,p

WICHITA kAHS, Aug I7.-H,ran
Eearsc. celebrated MS s7th blr,h-
Day here yesterday by working q,
MS trace as printer Born IN 4.
log cabin In Seneca County. Ohio. Nj
Bearse sill! Is hale and hearty. -.
doos not drink tea. coffee. or in,osi-
"ants and IS bachelor Hc do.y y
attribute his longevity 10 anyih,rr
IN particular
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Germans Hold Up rrcnch rrn,c,

TKAS!FOV KG. NuE. II--Travcl
across the. German frontier is in
corrupted. as far as French nationals
arc concerned, d"" TO tho German
passport authorities on the border
closing their Offices or finding pre-
t"Nt TO refuse vises. Thus far abou,
1900 French travellers have been dc
laNed by these tactics
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Clerk Wright Back on .,oh

WNndham Wright. chief clerk in
tho Department Of Public Welfare, af-
Ter spending his vacation in Orange
county and neiEhborinG points, has
returned feeling, as he SAYS. tip
top and tit to wrestlc with his dutice
for another year"
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FETEKSBuRG VA. Aug. lI.-Morn
farmers have agreed 10 take stock
IN the creamery To he built at Nc
henncy. according to reports rc-
c"iVed tins morning. Tho committees
now have figures showing over 100
cattle IN the counties. and III. ccnyus
is hardly half over
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ny InIt"U NcwS.
CHICAGO. Aug. l7.-t'ive persons
died her" Thursday from the intense
heat With humidity at 20 and not
sign Of breeze. great suffering
Was reported ia the tenement dis
'riciS, and many prostrations re-
suited
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-Four ShIpioads Conf I,c,.h y

NEW YORK, Aug. I1--Threc more
ships loaded with British mined coal
and one from Nova Scotia arrived i'm
New York today With nearly 2..0po
tons. Yesterday eight british Sims
arrived with 10000 tons
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To D-port Alien Rio,.,.

WASH NOTION, Aug. I7.-De,or
iat.on OF al!enS who participate IL
riotous gatherings is provided for IN
" h!!l introduced. today by Repre-.
tentanEe Htmonds. Republican
Pehas Ny6nin
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REALTY RECORDS
bargain mud SRlc.

The following realty transactions
w"r" recorded Tuesday in Chanccry
Court.
Evening star., 1922-11-19

returned to her home in Norfolk,
after a visit to her sister. Mrs. Lucie
Peyton Luckett. on South Alfred
street.
Miss Josephine Blake. daughter oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Blake, and
Mr.. Hollis j. Nugent. son of Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Nugent. were married
Tuesday evening at the home of thu
brides parents. 612 North Washing.
ton street. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. l.. +. Kelly of St
Mary's Roman Catholic Church. The
bride walked with her father. Her
gown was of white Canton crepe
and Spanish lace. Her veil OF tulle
was held by coronet of orange
blossoms and she carried a shower
Of bride roses.
The maid of honor was Miss Helen
biaden. Her gown was of pink satin
ana she carried an arm bouquet Of
tea roses. Little Miss Chloe Blake,
younger sister of the bride, was
mower girl and wore a frock of white
net ana carried a basket of tea roses
Mr.. Nugent had Mr.. Russell Nichol-
son as best man.
Mr. Thomas jefferson Peyton of
Rapidan was the guest during the
Geek or his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
charles N. shepperson. at the wagar
and left later for philadelphia to
visit his daughters. Mrs. Agnew
Adams and Mrs Charles e. plummer.
Evening star., 1922-11-19

Paurs Church on october 2s. returned
from Hot Springs and were the week
end guests Of the latter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Schneider.
on North Columbus street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis sailed Tuesday to spend
the winter in Europe.
Mrs. William Baker of Philadelphia
was the guest last week of Mrs.
Charles Poser on Duke street. Mrs
Poser. who has spent several months
with her mother. DIR. Kate Waller Bar
ret, returned to Philadelphia with
Mrs. Baker and from there will go
to Vancouver, B. c.. to join Mr.. Poser.
Miss Martha Allison and Miss Laura
Allison. who have been the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry O'Bannon
Cooper on Braddock Heights. have
left for their home in Wytheville, Va.
Mr.. George Carter has returned to
his home In Dennison, Ohio, after q
visit to Rev. and Mrs. owen P. Lloyd
on North Columbus street.
Mrs. Hampton Leith has returned to
her home in Washington after a visit
to Mrs. T. Z. Maupin on Duke street
Mr.. C. S. Taylor Burke has re-
turned from spending several weeks
in Europe with Surgeon General
Cumming. Mrs. Burke. who has been
the guest Of her father. Rev. Landon
r. Mason. in Richmond, has Joined
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Of her niece. Mrs. s. L. Devers. on
Duke street. has gone to Springfield.
ILL.,. to visit friends and will go from
there to her home in Council Grove.
Kans.
Miss Beatrice Whittier of Wash
ington was the guest last week OF
Mrs. NJ. L. Dinwiddie. on Cameron
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William wilkins have
returned to their home in Charlottes-
vile after q visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice wilkins on Cameron street.
Miss Virginia Proctor and Miss
Charlotte Reif entertained at lunch
con Saturday in honor Of Miss Jo-
sephine Blake. whose wedding to
Mr.. Hollis Nugent took place Tues
day evening.
Miss Elizabeth Miller has returned
to her home in Rappahannock county
after q visit to Mrs. Sidney Mankin
on South Columbus street.
Mrs. Andrew W. Tyree Of Richmond
was the guest last week Of Mrs. Will
liam M. King in George Washington
Park.
Miss Gertrude strother has returned
to Richmond after a visit to Mrs. ].
w. Goods.
Mrs. A. J. Pound and her children
Of Baltimore were the week end
guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Mccarthy on North Payne street.
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Mr.. Robert Mccarthy Of Fredericks-
burg was also the week end guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccarthy.
Mrs. John Sebrell has returned to
her home in Norfolk after a visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e. Sebrell. jr..
on Braddock Heights.
DR.. Leigh w. Reid Of Haverford
College, Pa, was the week en1 guest
Of his mother. Mrs. Leigh Wilber
Reid on Duke street
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hammond and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dulaney Ham
mond have returned from Atlantic
City, where they spent the past week.
Mrs. C. Randolph Davis is at her
home after a visit to her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Haar, in Lorton. Va
Mr.. John N. Reardon has returned
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. M. d.
Hart in Ashland, Va.
Announcement has just been made
of the marriage Of Miss Janet
Kearnes and Mr.. David Agnew, Fri
day, November 3. at 219 North Column
bus street. Tho ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. C. M Houston.
Mr.. James Ryan was tho week end
guest Of Mr.. Robert Wayland in
Strasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. NJ. Russell an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter. Miss Rubye Vivien Russell. to