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V I I THE WASHINGTON TillES SillTA APRIL 28 1907 1 I GOSSIP GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS t Bureau of Engraving and Printing Messrs Murphy and Schrack j Goto Chicago In July Jeremiah P ftlurphy and Edward L Schraok plate printers employed in the bureau will represent tile local Plato Printers Union as delegates to the con vontlon of the International Union which is to be held in Chicago the lat- ter part of July Mr Schrack has held many positions of trust in the local union having only recently retired from the position of financial secretary after- a long service The alternate delegates selected are Frank J MeKenna and James P MeNally Printers Interested In Exhibit at New York Show Plate printers are Interested in an ex- hibit that te to be made at the advertising show at Madison Square Garden in New York city by one of the largest banknote companies In this country The company makes many of the national bank notes up to the point when they are sent to the Government for final printing Paper money for foreign countries will also be a part of the exhibit but sightseers will be most interested in watching the engravers work on all the user points of national currency which make count erfeittng difficult Death of Richard D Walker Throws Gloom Over Bureau It w with that the many friends In the bureau learned of the death of Richard D Walker at the home of his parents in this city on Thursday April IS Mr Walker had been in poor health for several months being compelled on account of illness to give up Ida position in bureau about a year ago He was a plate prin ter and was employed In the printing division He was a son of Richard A and Sophia R Walker of this city Death was due to consumption The funeral was held from his residence 1101 P street northwest on Saturday afternoon last Superintendent Frederick Crocker Is Married In New York Frederick superintendent of the room who treated his many friends in the bureau to a pleas- ant surprise by going over to New York city and getting married several days ago returned to the bureau on Monday last He was not only showered with the customary congratulations but the ladles employed in his division pro sented him with fine cut glass water set Mr and Mrs Crocker are at home to their friends at 1211 K street north west Notes and Personals Charles B Cameron the new record ing secretary of Plato Printers Union local No 2 is again at work after hav ing spent In attendance on the annual meeting of the American Funeral Benefit Association of Baltimore which was held this year in Lynchburg Va Mr Cameron was the delegate from the local branch of the association Miss Gertrude Deach of section 8 of the printing division has resigned her position on account of til health and returned to her old home In Pennsyl- vania Miss Deach was very popular in the bureau and her many friends hope for her early return to good health Wallace Sauntjors of the vault has been confined to his home with a bad attack of the grip for the last week Miss Anna Deahl of the miscellane- ous division who has been 111 at her home In Alexandria for the last two weeks is reported to be slowly im proving Miss Trtwalla of the miscellaneous division has boon on vacation lor the last week r Miss Ella Offett of the miscellaneous division resigned her position on Mon day last and surprised her friends by announcing her approaching marriage to Ernest Follin Miss OMarla messenger In Foreman Szegedys division has been ill for three weeks but is reported to bo improving Theodore Helmerichfe and Ed Myers employee of the prtinting division have been selected to take charge of the specimens to be exhibited and printed during the Jamestown exposition un der the direction of the Treasury pirtment Messrs Helmerichs and Myers handled the bureau exhibit at the St Louis exposition and made a decided success ot the undertaking The committee selected by PJto Print- ers Union Local No 9 to present the resolutions recently adopted eulogistic of the life and character of Edward D Jordan to his composed o Yost Harbough Rooney and President Leiaeler KANSAS The wanderlust is raging among farmers of pontral Kansas to Judge by the large number of sales going on day after day The farmers do not sell they are poor but because as many of them express it they can sell their farms at a profit to warrant their moving Some auctions include also the personal property The farmers go to IMS developed parts of the country to fcegin over Some however are seeking a rest and retain their farms Auctioneers are prospering and many have ornd the title of col nt which ni ai ut they have vrifu over one1 hum 1 ais Many of tho who ar polling go to the Dakotas I yr the Texas Panhandle A few go to Louis PostDispatch j PLATE PRINTERS NAME DELEGATES Advertising forth- coming t the Crocker a C week I De widvwwas WANDERLUST QUITS be- cause 4 t F sadness p b a t Theodore ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > > GQVf Dffi MISS VOSBURGH WEOS NEW YORKER MRS ULPIAN F VAN LINDEREN Bride of Prosperous Farmer Met Mr Van Linderen While Teaching School at Rens selaer N Y A quiet wedding was celebrated on Monday erenlne at the home of George a who for the last thirteen years has been connected with the ma- chine shop at 721 Third street north- west when his daughter Miss Jennie May Voeburgh was married to Ulpian Franklin Van Linderen the Rev Rob- ert A Davison of Falls Church Va officiating The wedding was quiet be- cause of the of the brides mother The bride was attired in a pongee silk traveling suit with hat to match After making a honeymoon trip to several points m New York Stats the happy couple will go to East Qreenbush N Y the home of the bridegroom to reside Mr Van Linderen is a prosperous tanner and Mrs Van Linderen for sev- eral years past has taught school at Renseetaer K Y spending her vaca- ttons with her parents in this city Skiddoo Day on Wednesday Instead of Twentythird The women employed In the sewing division of the bindery in the old build- ing claim that Wednesday was skid dee day tot them the occasion being the twentythird time that they have been furloughed during the present pe- riod of depression The furlough ia for six days The gathering stitohing and cutting machines and other material the plant that handles the Con grewrional Record after it leaves the presses is being moved from the cond to the first floor where it was located previous to last session of Goaf rws Job Division on the Move Second Time Within Decade For the second time within a decade the job division is on the On Wednesday morning a force work- men commenced operations against the formidable walls forming the indoeure- of Foreman Michael office and within- a few days when the removal of the printing paraphenaHa wilt begin in earnest It is expected that only the partition gashes will remain where the walls once stood The costly enameled and faco brick are taken out with as much care as possible to be used again in other parts of the building where waits are in course of erection While the work of demolition Is in progress the office force has secured temporary quarters Jn tIe main corridor of the eventh floor camping out as one of clerks expressed it It J not known definitely what disposition will be made of the space vacated but it is pre- sumed that part of the bindery depart- ment will use it At the western end of the seventh floor G street side the office room of the foreman of the foun- dry which was razed last week will probably serve as quarters for the ootyiMJ mold ers who are said to be bad- ly crowded in their present location The job division employee will probably be forced to break the Sabbath in or- der to facilitate removal as the division Is just now crowded with work that cannot be sidetracked while he removal is going on There are many tons of matter and many more of stand ing pickup stacks of chases frames racks etc all of which must be placed in trim order ready for the regular run of business so it will be seen that the removal of one of the large and important divi- sions of the big is a task some magnitude The new location on the second floor G street side will be shared it is thought by a number of ruling the bindery Nominations For Positions Brings Out a Good Array While ome of the races did not All as anticipated the nominations for of- ficial positions In Columbia Typograph- ical Union last Sunday brought out a good array of those who will make a good showing on the track f Contrary to custom President Parsons is not to have a second term without opposition The race for president will prove Interest- ing and will make up for the disappoint- ment caused by some of the previously announced candidates for minor posi- tions failing tQ quality at the last mo- ment Many Theologians Employed in the Prinf The resignation of Albert E Ogg popular young compositor whose y a compris- Ing the mow r cab- inets hop moro illness r ate ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ recent assignment has been at tho Navy dlVlsloAi to engage in ministerial work servrs to recall tho fact that the Gov ernment Printing Office has a number of men who can and do preach on occa sions William L Post superintendent of the division of documents is a Chris tlan Science reader and Philip S Steele of division frequently fills the pulpits of local churches of the Chris tian denomination John R Bradley proofreader at the Library division is a graduate in theology and frequently preaches The number of men and women In the office who are holding positions on church boards and in organizations doing Christian work runs into the dozens One of the local missions recently conducted tile entire evenings program with talent from the Primary Bade Walter Wellman Goodly As He Started For Polar Trip R E King of the main proof room who returned a few days since Crom q weeks trip to New York whli thert said goodby at too wharf to Walter Wellman as the latter took his depart ure for Paris In order to Ipok after the construction of the airship that is to take him and his party in quest of the North Polo Mr King and Mr Wellman have long been warm personal friends Foreman Theodore Hodes Married to Miss Hattie Jewett Foreman Theodore Hodes of the fifth division and Miss Hattie M Jawott who for many years employed in the same division but who recently resigned were married on Tuesday the ceremony being performed by the Rev H R Nay lor Jr Hodes to from Hudson N Y and is nf Utree years of age The bride is train Lynn Mass Mr Hodes and Miss Jewett have been engaged for aev eral years and the wedding while not a surprise to their friends Will Hustle For Lexington For Next Printers Convention F C Learning of Lexington Ky times president of the Typograph- ical Union in that city and often dele- gate to the annual conventions of the International Typographical Union who has many friends among the oraft in this city is to represent his union again year as delegate to the Hot SprIng convention He will present a strong invitation to the convention on the part of the citizens of his city to hold the next convention there Notes and Personals Samuel Gompers jr compositor was recently tiy deferred from filth divi- sion to tor lodit division Raid assigned to clerical duties John A Phillips of the main proof room to again at tye desk after an III ness bf several days W V P WhIte of the proof room who has lost much tune from the offlce OR aocoont of several painful ao the past winter has been forced to undergo another operation sur- geons having found upon examination that the bones had failed to knit proper ly after setting Capt G W Manning of the main proof room became suddenly ill at the office the first of the week and was taken to his home where his trouble was pro- nounced a nervous breakdown He was able to resume his duties at the ofitee however on Thursday Maj John D Russell of the main proof room has been oonnnsd to his home for ten days with an atiek of rheumatism S D of main proof room has been from the office for the last ten days tile bedside of his wife whose protracted illness ie said to have reaohed a critical Mr Howelta- to a brother of the novelist Wltttan Dean Howelta Mrs Josephine Plumer of the sewing room of the bindery who recently suf- fered a stroke of paralysis as she was entering the office te still confined to Georgetown Hospital where she is re- ported as doing as well as coaHI be ex- pected J Nat Steed who a abort time since was transerred from the War division to the audit division at the main office has resigned his position in order to go to North Caroline where he will edit and manage newspaper S T Covert chief of the estimating division comes in one of the many promotions that have been passed around recently His salary is increased from ZOO to 2SO per annum Howard G Brown a clerk In th estimating division has been promoted in salary to 92030 per annum j Louis H Wilcox watchman at the main door of the old building has been confined to his home for several days by illness Miss Lucy H Van Kirk temporary clerk in the division of documents re sighed her position Thursday to take a permanent position In the forestry dl vision Department of Agriculture Mies Ora A Brady cashier in the di vision of documents has been to the audit division Fred Crom well been appointed acting cashier to succeed Miss Brady Miss Alberta N Rowzee temporary clerk In the division of documents has resigned her position In order to take a permanent one in the forestry division Department of Agriculture W J L Dlllman Is among the recent transfers from the first division to the Job room Mr Diilman an amateur photographer of the first rank some of his camera wo Jc particularly views of public buildings having attracted wide attention veteran typo who cruteofc with the famous Missouri pirates years ago is back to the old stand in the job room having transferred from the first division last week Work In the job division has been steadily increasing The force employed- is larger in numbers than ever before with constant additions to both the day and night shifts Last week a call went through the dflicc for men who could 4o Job work thp following compositors vcro hroirlv up Charles W Sower Charles II 1 1I thefirst im- portant was th i the main tIN Rowel the t stage S fo transfer- red has Lee Hartley bOon 11110nll wa quiet- s any is dents away Ia anT ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ AND GHAT OF THE WEEK SOCIETY NEWS I tw in C Continued from Fifth Page rcnce Faacut Johnson McGuire Clar once and Wllber Robinson Louis Bar- ley George Cochran Gilbert Cox Rich- ard Green and Edward tempore The color scheme was pink and green each little girl being presented with a beau ui La France rose Emily Smith of BerryvJllo Is the lost of Miss Mary Watts Blackburn Mrs Louis C Barley entertained very handsomely Wednesday afternoon at a- bridge party at her home on Columbus street Her guests were Mrs T Mar shall Jones Mrs Carroll Ashby Mrs Thomas W Robinson Mrs Arthur Snowden Mrs John Lcadbeater Mrs William J Boothe Misses Lldd Phil and Nellie Walters Mrs Jessie Arm strong Mrs Henry F Robertson Mrs William WatWis Mrs Robert Puller Mrs James Reid Mrs William B Dangerlield Mrs George French Mrs Gibson Mrs David J Howoll Mrs Kirk Uhlor Mrs Samuel Gordon Brent Mrs Stuart Jamison Mrs George Uhler Miss Thompson Miss Kllon Herbert Miss Jean I3r mt Mrs Jamod D Gatewood of Washington Mrs Gardiner Bootbc and Mrs Clam ence Leadbeater Miss Cora S Latham was married Wednesday morning at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W E Lath am to J B w Timberman The Rev R Servlor performed the ceremony The couple left for a short wedding trip after which thoy will reside at 309 Fairfax street An interesting feature of tho wedding was a silver service presented to Mr Timberman by young men of the town with whom he let r Great favorite Ernest Simpson a brother of the late Mayor George Simpson was In this city to attend the iuneral of his brother but as Mr Simpson was in Oklahoma ho was not able to net here in time to do so Mrs A D Brockett entertained Thursday evening in honor of Mrs of Washington and Mrs Heart of Philadelphia Invited to meet them were Miss Fanny Dixon Mrs Wll lIam Wattles Mrs David J Howell and Miss Rose McDonald Iting at the home of his motherinlaw Mm Kate Waller Barrett Miss Mary Pattleson of Baltimore who has been visiting Miss Mary Hooff on Seminary Hill returned on Friday Mtae Belle Dangerfieid te traveling with friends in China where she will oe joined shortly by her brother and sister with whom she will return to this ooun try In September Mr and Mrs Benjamin McK Aitche son have returned from their wedding Francis Walrus U S N spent the weekend with friends in this city The Thursday Club held Its weekly meeting at the home of Mrs Thomas W Robinson Those present were Mrs James Reid Mrs William J Boethe jr Mrs George Uhler Mrs Henry P Rob- ertson Mrs Louis S Scott Mrs Ar thur Snowden Mrs George French and Mrs T Marshall Jones Mrs W J Boothe won the prize Mrs William Bowls and her little daughter are visiting her mother Mrs Starr Wattles Virgil M Boyd a E Jones Leo Hartley H Van D Bogert W J L DHl an J Lv Fritz C L Williams B S Elliott and a C Hlpkins Robert W Summers assistant fore- man is in receipt of a promotion to Ute 2009 class Harry J McGowan h s made good in th position ofaqting cittef stockkeeper and received a permaaent appointment with a salary of 000 William Primer pressman who has been employed in the main pressroom has resigned his position in order to re to Cumberland Md where he takes a position with a commercial printing establishment with which he was formerly employed Leroy Strasberger who has been em- ployed in the oQIce for the last six years resigned his position in the pack ing and delivery division few days since in order td enter into business at Frederick Md Michael Featherston of the hydraulic prces division who has been a well known employe of the office for the last thirteen years has resigned his position In order to return to his old homo in Wilkesbarre Pa whore he has a as special policeman with a min- Ing company Mike formerly engaged and he says he is looking for- ward to his amployment on his old stamping grounds with a great deal of pleasure John Martin compositor and Lanston operator has been granted leave for an extended period without pay and will go to Morgantown N C William L Post superintendent of the division of has been in Chicago for several days on official business S P ODonnell of the pamphlet of the bindery is making a trip to Baltimore Philadelphia Now York and Boston and will return by sea to where he will spend ten days sightseeing The employes of the printing division of the afllco have oxtonded condolences to President T C Parsons of Columbia Typographical Union in the dean of his mother which occurred at Union Springs Ala on Wedaa day Mr has been at her bedside for several weeks past N LAST OF THE CONVICT SHIPS Renders of The Convict Ship will be Interested to know that until recently one of these craft was In existence The I ship It few years ago was moored and exhibited In the Thames between Black friars and Westminster bridges Jt had taken to Australia in its time 337000 poor wretches exiled from England for various offenses The sank in Sydney harbor but was later raised to England It had two cells a black hole and a chapel The ship began Its voyages to Australia in 17FT and sailed eightyone years in which time It carried to imprisonment and exile 116813 men and 20313 women I MIss the nero tord Rathbone W Smith ot Canada is vl trip a posi- tion I 1 the OCQupatlon or digging black monds documents Sec- tion James- town Par- sons I nd seven I c t G t char1 ore urn di a t1 ¬ ¬ ¬ a to l William C Butler of London land Is the guest of his sisterinlaw Mrs EF Andrews Mr and Mrs Alfed Ubler left Thurs Jamestown Lewis Machen also attended the opening A D Brockott has as her guest Mrs Branchford Adams Alexander Stratton has returned from short visit to his father in Lynchburg Miss Rose McDonald entertained at a sevenhand euchre party on Friday night to which she Invited Mrs William Wattles Mrs Cabroll Ashby Miss Ros- alie Stuart Mrs C C GambiA Miss Majr Green Miss Henderson and Mrs George Uhler who won the prize Mrs Williamson of St Louis spent the week end with Mrs Albert Brockett Mrs Charles Warren Lippot is visiting Mrs Howell Mrs Charles Eylott Caboll has gone Borryvillo for the summer Mrs Samuel Monroe entertained Thurs day night in honor of her sister Miss Snow Invited to meet Mien Snow were Mrs Carroll Ashby Mrs Stewart Mrs Alexander Sands Miss Carrie Stribbllng Miss Rosalie Stuart Miss Oault Norton and Miss Helen Cum mines Miss RosalIe McCormick spent a short time in this city with fnonds on her way to Berryvllla Mrs K W Barrett and Miss Kitty Barrett left Wednesday for Cape Henry where Mrs Barrett will open her Mrs Barrett attended the opening of the exposition R D Rodgers has moved to Cumber land where he will make his future home C C Carlin and J F Ryan were In Upparvllle during the week Miss Wittte Williams who has beer visiting Miss Mary Glenn Uhlor has gone to Washington Miss Louise Payne who has also been visiting Miss Uhler has returned to her home in Wytheville Mr and Mrs Charles ShepardBon en Thursday evening the ones ton being the first anniversarr of their wedding A reception was gives Tuesday even- ing in honor of the Rev W W Van Aradale the recently appointed minister to Trinity Church Addresses were made- y the Rev F S Stokeley Walter Pier pont end Oscar Baggett Hunter Johnson te visiting his brother Jehn M Johnson Mr and Mrs Adolfo de Nesti and Mrs de Nash the latter Miss Agnes Arm ietead of tile city wilt salt Italy May 2 where they will take a cottage near Vallambroee for the summer J E Kidweil who is connected with the Panama Canal ta in this city for a visit He expects soon to be assigned to duty In Washington W D expects to remove his family from Hampton where they now reside to this city Mr and Mrs KHenburg spent a few days with Mr and Mrs B Well Mr and Mrs Khenburg were on their wed- ding tour ATLANTIC CITY April 27 If the weather man has been tempting to demonstrate the various kinds and of weather possible to make lit a given time certainly he bus been suc easeful so far as the weather in At City has been concerned There IULS been everything summer to Arctic samples But withall there has been a large number of visitors at the hotels and unlike visitors in former years they did not pack up and leave with the first signs of unpleasant at- mospheric conditions It needs but a glance at the boardwalk on fair tf ternoon to e that the crowd is much larger than ever before at this season of the year Preparations ao t completed for the aniiual spring golf tourmmant of the Atlantic City Country Club which will be held on the links of NorthAeld Thursday Friday and Saturday of ntxt week May 2 t and 4 Qualification play to consist of thirtysix holes medal vtttl take place on Thursday Among the April visitors here is Gon A D Strauss consul general of Nica xagua a member of the Diplomatic 3brps of Washington General Strauss is not in the best of health and the trip to the shore was made in the hope and belief that lie would be greatly benefited by the change Mrs Strauss and Miss Strauss accompany the gen eral A delightful progressive veuohre was evening by a number of the guests of the house There were ten tables and the game was In progress until 11 oclock At Its conclusion refreshments were served by the management The prizes were captured by Mrs T W Dalton of Washington D C Miss Simon of Win Canada T W Dalton of Wash mgton Peter OBIonls of Paterson and the consolation by the latters daughter MIse OBlenis Mr andMrs George W Knight of Newark are spending their honeymoon nt Hotel Raleigh Mr Mrs George of Elmhurst L I are their honeymoon at the Hotel Chotwoode Mrs David W West of Baltimore and Mr and among the bridal couples spending some time at the Hotel New Lieut Commander D L Wilson re tired of the United Is spending a month here for the benefit of health known society people of Philadelphia are spending ten at senator Ernest Tustln or Phlla Traymore Mrs F C wite of wife of Captain Coloman one of from Fort Seward Alaska to spend tho snring at the shore They are staying at the New Belmont Mrs L H French wife of French of the United States Army ac at or Eng Mrs Jami- son cot- tage i for Y1 ken A Clfl NOW THE r ECGA de- grees lay are given at the Hotel Shoreham the other peg Mrs H R Fulton ot ire Mr and Mrs A S dolphin is among the weeks visitors Hot l Coleman Coleman and Mrs F C Coleman jr the best known shots In the came down of day fee i for tined antic from pin Drexel B1dci cvi all MaJar Ma ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > J I Deserts New York For Jamestown Exposition Return Soon to the Resorts I Sod ty A J I any poaching Parties Planned for Earfy Spring NW YORK April 27Jameetewns celebration ha taken a large number of people from New York down to Vlr and society is extensively ropre at the festivities organized te connection with the origin of that par tloular English colony now an Amen cnn State which is indebted for its name to Elizabeth popularly known as the Virgin Queen Many of the visitors from abroad including the Juke of the Abruzzf and Prince 1 void of SaxeCoburg will afterward come on to New York from Jamostown and Washington and prep rations arc already being made here for their entertainment What with a couple of coaching in town the annual and gyrahana at Lakewood on Friday and the steeplechase meeting for gentle men riders at Hempetead organized by the Meadow Brook Club for Saturday next it may be fairly stated that horses wJH occupy a considerable share of the attention of our smart set this week As for the annual parade of the Ladles FovrlnHand Club on Thursday next it te certain to prove a picturesque spectacle providing the weather is in any degree clement and one of its win be the debut of Mrs Charles B daughter Harriett a fourinhand whip said as a member of the dub The others who expected Borden Harriman Mrs Arthur Iselin lies Mary Harriman Miss Gladys and Miss Dorothea Cromwell Mrs William Goadby Lowe Miss Louise Gwlilver and last but sot least the president Mrs Thomas Hastings All there will be about eight coaches in line and they will follow their customary route through Central Park the review taking place on the Mil near XBth street Miee Jean Reid and Miss Angelica Gerry who were to have figured in the affair will both be For Miss Reid called ten days ago while Miss Angelica Gerry goes abroad with her sister her mother axed the gallant old commodore on Wednesday next Despite the popular prejudice against marrying in prejudice due to foolish superstition quite a number of young couples have decided to brave rate and Miss Jane HeWs marriage to Reginald Robbins in Grace Church on May 17 will be preceded by the wedding of Miss Lefferts to Henry Rawle in St Bartholomews on Tuesday May 14 Miss Lefferts who win have a very picturesque bevy of bridesmaids of Miss Dorothy Edwards Mies Emily Grugaa Miss Aleld Schenck and Miss Mary Amory Is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Marshall C Lotteries of of Colonel Letterts who commended the Seventh war Henry Rawle the bridegroom was formerly in the navy serving on board the battleship West Virginia is son Frauds Rawle the Philadelphia lawyer and the nephew of Henry Rawle the great ironmaster of Erie Pa The first Francis Rawle in tala country founded the settlement kaown The have among his uebese A J Drexel Paul Marshall C K Lefferts Jr and Raymond Neitson who WIle a fellowen sign of his on board the West Virginia and who some Urn age married Mtea Mary S Park com panted by her sons Cedric Del George has Joined a party of friends from New at Reddest Hell Major Gresham of the regular army accompanied by Mrs Gresnam Gresham Washington and Wheeler of New are guests of Mrs William F Zeigler at her cot tage 501 avenue E W W Griffin of Washington As sessor for the District Columbia ac eompanied Mrs is spending a fortnight at the shore are at the Hotel Mrs A C Jackson of 1411 V street Washington has her daughter Jackson at the Hotel New stay in the resort Miss Jackson is a well known vocalist in the National Capi tal Mrs Charles T of Baltimore is spending a couple of weeks with at W R a merchant of Washington is enjoying a fortnights at resort He his Atlantic City headquarters at the Ho tel F W Dalton a Government official and Mrs are Washingtonians spending a few days in resort Clarence L CuRes a newspaper man of Washington ie a few days Atlantic He is a visitor at Atlantic HoteL Dr W H a dfetia guished of Washington by Mrs is a ten days visit at the Hotel Brighton He is at the shore seeking a rest from his professional Mrs Jetties E a society ma tron of the National her attractive daughter Miss i Florence is sojourning at the Hotel Brighton The E a promi neat divine of Baltimore is a fortnights stay at the shore Mr Edwin B Bruce a society leader and Miss Bruce Js spending a fortnight here She and ter are at the Hotel Brighton of are the end of April at the Hotel Chalfonte Mr and Mrs F H and Mrs L S Bacon of Washington are at the Hotel a fort- nights stay In the resort Mrs Richard C Adams and Miss Maude Meigs of Washington are cn Joying a at the shore are registered at the Hotel St Charles P McCall Mercer a Washingtonian is visiting at the at HalL W C Keegan a Washington business- man is at more for a two weeks stay in the re sort Mrs A G H Snow and Mrs Goodell wellknown society matrons of Wasn Inglon registered at the Hotel Brighton for an extended J Rid nour a leading business- man of Washington a 111 tie vacation He is at the shore for a week and la making his head I distin- guished roe pa- rades horse show fea- tures Ale 4ers as ar tq take part In the meet will be Mrs T told Mat com- pOSed Ban Slxtylirth street and a grandeLighta Regiment when it Wt Sew York In ISSI to take part In the oIvfl a o Plymouth FrMnde wut hen 0 Is IU Clt acc- ompanIed accor I of Baltimore aeompanled Bruce Mr and S and dau Si tor Tra sta ft give s i ntd missing Maya f a The ana northwest weblinen r linen In is I g Mrs W r- and vnellkrcgrc ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ M d n Among the weddings for the present week is that of Miss Rachel Kennedy daughter of Mr and Mrs Van Rensse Kennedy and granddaughter of Mrs George A Robbins to Frank Porter tomorrow afternoon at the home of the brides parents in West Fiftysecond street It will only be a szaalt affair and the Invitations restricted to relatives and a few tatimte friends Hebert Porter wilt be his eottslas beat man an l the ushers will consist or James F Good win Mark White Charles Lawrence and BeaU HalHstor Bishop David H Green will officiate at the wedding of Miss Gwendolyn to Albert J Akin which takes ra e en Tuesday art rn jn in St Georges Church on Stuyvesant Square The bride who only made her a year ago is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Wickersaoia 2he will have Miss AHce Koboe as her maid of hone s 4 Miss Elsie NicoU Miss Clara Wright Barclay Ruth Hutbel Miss Florence Burton and Miss Martha PKkia all extremely pretty girls ae her bridewnaid who is a son of Mr and Mrs Albro Akin has selected Duncan Holmes as his best man and Alfred Wagataff Jr Cornelius J Clinton Work George Hedsee Arthur and Stewart Sloeson as his ushers The ceremony will be lol lowed by a reception at the Wicker sham home in East Sixtyfirst street LMner weddings for the same data that is to ay for the last day in April are those of MIsS Winifred Ives to Thomas L Clark in St Agnes Chapel Craig F Drake at St Thomas that of Miss Anne Sooner to Sterling T Foote in the Madison Square Presby terian Church besides many others TIM are again Jn mourning in tact may compensate her in a fash Jon for continual restriction since her marriage to the garments woe time death family is that of Clarence Mack of Mrs John W and of Countess demise of the venerable lady whom Clan ence Mackay seen but at the most two or times In her life will some what mar her for the summer and will likewise prevent all enter whieh John Mackay bad planned to take place at mansion on terrace in honor of her son and on the occasion of their visit this summer to where Clarence due as one of the three American directors of the Horse Show at the Olympia in London Others who have recently been uraintr are P Belmont Mr and Mrs W K the Duchess of Marlborough through the death of a little over a week ago after an operation for appendicitis Smith a daugh late MurraySmith and a sis ter of Mrs O P Belmont the late Countess de and Mrs M V F She was greatly interested in charities of one another and established at a working girls which has been In successful operation tor about five It decided to discontinue the Thursday evening dances organ six by Mrs de Peyster and J Montgomery Strong dances have among most enjoyable tad most attended of of the subscription And their cause much dis appointment and regret among that ele of society m this entertainment The dancing was preceded a ner each of the patronesses having a table of her own to which her friends The reason for the discontinuance of the dinner dances is on account of Mrs de Peyster having Men In mourning for the past years and Strong is out greater time and no one else seems willing to accept the ity end the time needed for their arrangement quarters at the Hotel Shelburne He 1 accompanied by his wife Henry C Adams of Washington is among the visitors at the Hotel Dennis will be here for another week be fore returning to the National Capital to up the reins of busi- ness career Mise Bosse a pretty Washington belle te quartsred at the during a stay at tbe shore Mrs Richard S Hill of Bal timore wh are staying at the Hotel Morton an entertaining Mrs W S Myers and of Wash Ington Mrs A C and daughter of Washington are making home at Hotel during a protracted vtelt to the resort H F Brandeberg of Washington Is x visitor at Hotel following residents of Washing ton at these Atlantic City hotels during the week American and Mrs H B Thomas Hotel Brevoort J A MacDonald Cornell Inn Robert Ar cher Mary Elliott Craig Mrs G A Chcteea T H Holt T H Scott and daughter Hotel M Mr aad Mrs L S Bacon and daughter Mrs Arthur Ramsey Miss Mr and Mrs F Edmunds Mrs Henry S HapTiscn Hotel Dennis W F Borcher Portor Allen Henry C Adams The and Mrs W Brown Haddon L 11 P McCall Mercer Hotel Holmhurst Mr and Mrs W R HH1 Mr arid Mrs J G R Henderson E C Henderson E W Henderson Hotel Miss Borne Hotel Morton Mrs J Moshar Miss Detwiler Hotel MoMtlceHe R A Phillips Mr and Mrs S W Griffin New England J B Wilson Mrs A C Jackson Hotel Penahurst Miss Graham Phillips House Mr aria Mrs Henry Kaufman Hotel Rudolf Mr and Mrs J HUt maul Mtes W Rout Mr and Mrs J Ran L Abrams Hotel Runhymede Mrs W T Hotel Shoreham Miss A Elliott Seaside House Mrsv LR Smith Mrs Olive E Bernham Gas Stoves 98c Worth Sl O Just the also for summer utility HUDSONS- F and loth Sts Brt Miss the bride- groom eraham Header se that or Mary do La Vergne to they never seem to or It perhaPS the edge that black is especially becoming to tlw peculiar Mrs at aTs old Yrs Hungerford the mother In H 1ar o 13 Joe the The tf red I Belt r FredonlaMr W lee bee deb M i t te T a t r have- n near ckesham pt WIc Mas Yet ntles a rest ny ant a e p I t = ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬
