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and Clarks have absolutely no social Felations, that the Clarks always send “regrets” to functions—except those of the most formal official character— where they know they will meet the Bryans and that tt would come as a surprise rather, if Invitations should be sent, than if omitted to so personal an event as Miss Clark's wedding. The coldness between the two faml- Nes ts recognized as dating from the Baltimore Convention, though it is the popular theory that Mrs, Clark | rather than her husband is responsi- | bie for the open manifestations of It. | Nobody as yet having received an Invitation, It was of course not known positively that the Bryans would be omitted, but it was the general beliet that this would be the case. Though it might be a snub, persons prominent in the capital's social life sald it cer- tainly would be no new thing. BOWLING GREEN, Mo., May %.— William Jennings Bi » Secretary of Stafo, will aot witness the marriage of Miss Genevieve Clark, only daugh- MoIlinany Thomson of New Orleans, here on June 12, because he will not be Invited. This was made known in Bowling Green to-day and confirmed by a member of the Speaker's family. Mr. Bryan, it is stated, will be the only man prominent in oMfcial public life who will not receive an invita- tion to the wedding, All the mem- bers of the Cabinet except Bryan, all members of Congress except one, and nearly five thousand other people will be ed to be present. But not Bryan. Residents of the Ninth District, most of whom are known to Speaker Clark by name, will be invited by no- tices to be printed in the newspapers. FIRST STEAMER OF YEAR REACH REACHES NOME Takes Fresh Food to People Who Have Been Living on Canned Goods for Months, NOME, Alaska, May 2%, —The ‘steamer Corwin, which had been held WASHINGTON SOCIETY SEES REASON FOR SNUB TO BRYAN BY CLARK Secretary and Speaker Long at Odds, So Invitation to Wed- ding Is Quite Impossible. WASHINGTON, May 25.—The Bowling Green, Mo., story that Secre- tary Bryan will not be invited to the wedding of Speaker Clark's daughter, Genevieve, on June 12 next was gen- erally accepted as true in Washington official circles to-day and caused no surprise. It was explained that the Bryans Crandall’ Baby Carriages ticipate matted Moers mm THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 25, WALL STREET. The opening of the stock market Was a very tame affair, The volame of business was light and price changes small and’ irregular, Public interest seemed to be waiting. “Crwet) blo Steel, after opbning at 20%, off 1%, advanced to 82 and dectifed to 3014, Crucible Bteel preferred has jover 80 per cent. due in back divi- denda, Rumors that the German reply was for a raid shortly after 10.80 A. M, but stocks were not brought out, and jat the end of the first hour the mar- ket v.09 fairly steady. Westinghouse | | was the weakest feature, declining to | 92%, compared with 96 at the open- ing. Republic Steel was advanced }2%, to 91%; Chino Copper, 1%, to 45%, and Utah to 65%. While stand- | /ard stocks were neglected after a feeble rally, trading came to a atand-, atiil around midday. 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