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| TERRIBLE INTERNAL MACHINE.

n I'M EkkNAL NkACk2HNEss
A Package OF Dynamite Found on a
Railroad Track-A Erightfu1 Tras.
edy Prevented.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December "a special dis
patch from EaSton, Pa, says: What might have
been terrible accident came near happening on
the jersey Central railroad yesterday, between
Fanwood and West1eld. A track walker, while
making ais round, found large square package,
with shawl straps wrapped around it, near the
outside ran on the down track. The man, thinking
that probably the package had been dropped from
train. began to examine It's contents. on the top
he discovered square hole. and below Il backing
DoX nised with parlor matches, and arranged so
that they could be easily ignited. After removing
these he found 81 cartridges OF dynamite and lot
OF No giant powder. Up to this time the track
man saw no danger, and continued the search. He
picked up enc or the cartridges, and was about to
place 1t on the rail to force it open with his ham,
mer TO see what 1t contained, when resident OF
Fanwood came along and prevented the explosion.
hand car was then procured; the Internal ma
chine WAS taken to FanwOOd, and official OF the
road Informed OF the discovery.
Where the machine came from and where it was
intended to be used is a mystery. The opinion OF
raiiroa0ers Is that by placing i5 within short dis
lance nom the track IL looks as II 1t was intended
to blow up O train. Had the package not been dis
covered by the trackwalEer IL is believed that it
would have been struck by the next train and
many persons killed
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Noted viii Case Decided.
THE CHARGE OF UNDUE INFLUENCE AGAINST RE
DIR. WILCOX.

THE CHARGE OF UNDUE INFLUENCE AGAINST REV.
DIR. WILCOX.
BosToS. December 27.-In the supreme court at
Cambridge TO-DAY the Jury in the noted stone will
case returned verdict TO the effect that the Will
Was drawn In proper shape and that Miss Stone
was Of sound mind. On the question OF undue in
uence over Mrs. Stone on the part OF the Rev. DR..
Wilcox, one OF the executors, the jury disagreed,
standing to G. Mrs. Vaieria Stone was the widow
or Daniel =. Stone, money broker, who left an
estate OF nearly 100000. Among her forty or
fifty nephewS and nieceS was Mrs. WILCOX, wife Of
the Rev. DIT. VIM. H. Wilcox, Congregationalist
minister, and he was appointed ADVISER
and confidential agent OF Mrs. Stone and suhse-
Quently one OF the executors OF her Will During
Mrs. stones life she made large gifts to educational
Institutions on the sole advice OF Dr. Wilcox. the
latter during this time receiving presents OF money
and being otherwise benefited to the amount of
$780, 0O What led Immediately TO this contest was
second Will made by Mrs. Stone In 1879, in which
she left all her property to DR.. WILCOX to be given
by him to educational purposes This VIII ali her
relatives save Dr. Wilcox and family united TO
break. The fight has been a bitter one, lasting
three weeks, and eminent counsel have been en-
gagged upon both sides. The argument was that
DR.. WILCOX by subtle treatment pro!ited far be-
yond what would have come to hts wife as a legal
heir
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TIE Nsw W. L coRrs AxnoKY.-Owfng % tne
fncomplete condition OF The new Wa1htngt6n Light
Infantry armory, the bail which WAS 70 have been
given on the night OF the 10Th Instant has been post
poned until Ja6uary 20ths Col -Noofo dueU not q.
pect that the cerpa WIN meve tneo the AyzAoy une1
Ntar th1 bail
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Boston, December 27.-The weather reports from
Maine. New Hampshire, and Vermont snow the
mercury ranging IRON 20 TO SO degrees below zero,
the latter at HOIlton. Me.
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The Strikers Not the Cause OF the

CHICAGO, December 27.-Mark L. Crawford, who
was deputed by the Trades Assembly OF Chicago TO
visit the Hooking Valley miners, reports that the
cause OF the trouble lies with the imported negroes
Swedes and Poles. and not with the regular striking
miners. He recommends that money collected for
them here be forwarded to them Ia the form OF
boots and shoes and OF her useful articles
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A Partnership Case on Trial.

CONTRACT FOR WORK ON THE BOUNDARY SEWER
To-day Judge Cox, in the Equity Court, had
before him the case of Michael J. Dady agt. Thos.
McCann-bin for injunction, sc. Dady claims that
he entered into partnership and bid for work on
the Boundary street sewer; that he made the estt-
mates, prepared the figures and filed out portion
of the proposals, and While the bid was In Nc
Cams name, it was arranged that he should have
joint interest in the work; but after the contract
was awarded Mccain refused to recognize him as
partner or to admit him to an interest He there
fore asks that the contract be established that he
be given a One-ha!f interest; that an account be
stated; that Mccain be enjoined from his enjoy
ment OF his rights as a partner. &c, and from
drawing any further money from the District
Mr.. Mccain, in MS answer, denies that Dady WAS
a partner, or that he ever thought OF admitting
Dady TO an interest in the work; and what work
as partner He further stated that Dady was a
government Observation-Disclosures OF repairs and
public buildings in New York city-and was, under
the law prohibited from entering into contract
with the government.
Messrs. Jesse johnson, OF New York, and Jere
Wilson appear for the complainant, and Mr.. Totten
for defendant
The East Washington Christmas Club.
The last session OF the East Washington Christ
mas club prior 70 the entertainment to be given at
ODD Fellows hall on Tuesday, the Goth inst, was
held at the residence of MIR. A. P Clark last night
full representation Of all the committees were
present and reported everything working In satis-
factory condition $3.50 already In the hands OF
the treasurer, Mr.. Rob't Letch, and more prom
ised. The lady managers OF the club respectfully
the hall by ten O'Clock am Monday, the 29th inst,
including toys confectionery, etc, for the Chst-
mas tree All other articles for the table, such as
ten am Tuesday, 30th inst. The president OF the
club Miss Carrie McNeely, and the vice president,
MISS Mamie Stoutenourgil, who also constitute the
vte friends and those interested In the festival to
come and see the entertainments,
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MAR RGED.

THoMpsoN-swopE In Eas. pepperelI. Mana on
December "a. 1884, by Kew Q. sopcr pastor Metho-
dist Episcopal church Mr. FRANK 4. THOMPSON and
Miss SOPHIA SNOPE- both of Washington, ID. G.
MAXSON-BOHRER December 18th 1884 by the
REV DR. Chester at the Residence OF the brides parents
csrda
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Frons Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK. December 2.-Stocks this morning
We're weak and depressed, and prices declined q
to la per cent The greatest pressure to sell was
In Lackawanna, the VanderDiltS and the Changers
THE EVEN BROS FAILURE.
Even Bros, cotton brokers', 81 and 50 Broad
street, have assigned to G. NJ. Ripley. No prefer
ences The nrm was rated at from $40 000 to SIS CO.,
with fair credit.
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All Gloves We sell manufactured expressly for the
PALAIS ROYAL, and being made only from selected
skins by the most skiful work people of England and
France. it follows that the Paais Royal can only offer
the hnest gloves but having purchased direct the
European manufacturers and having bong bit in whole.
sale quantities these Gloves be sold at the same
pr as is kid elsewhere Of inferior goods
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Treasury Appointments and Promo
tiOnS,

Mr.. Henry Fitch, OF Indiana, has been selected
for appointment In the Treasury department. under
civil service rules, and Wyatt A.Wiborn, OF Texas.
has been re-appointed after probationary term of
SIX months.
Promotions have been made as follows: Treas
urers oace-Miss Z. j. Plimpton from 81 600 class
81 900 class Secretary's office-Mr Patrick Flynn
from class to class 8; Mr. Chas. H. Adams, from
class to claSS2.
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y0ed,caf1on of 81. parrfck,..

The dedication OF St Patrick's church Will occur
tomorrow, In accordance with the program as
published In TIE STAR. The probability IL that the
weather will permit that portion OF the ceremony
of conservation which takes place outside OF the
church Among the visiting clergy will be Arch
bishop Gibbons, Bishop Keane. Fathers Manguine
Markfn and Starr, OF Baltimore. The clergy OF
this city have OF course been invited to be present
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and3 p. m. prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to Fl. H. Dodge 539 18th street:
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KANSAS CITY, Mo-, December 2.-At Bueker,
No., Christmas, Noah Best, city marshal, attempted
to arrest w. s. Akers for drunkenness and dIsor-
derry conduct. ARers resisted, and was shot by
Best in the forehead He died this morning from
the effect Of the shot Akers was prominent we'll
TODD farmer,
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TeleXfaphic Briefs.

The residence Of George r. Hughes, one OF the
prominent merchants OF Carlinvie, Ill was totally
destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The loss Is
estimated at $4,000; insurance 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-27

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House to-day
were Secretary Chandler, Senators Sherman and
Hale. Representatives Ellis and Paige and ex-Post
master General TyneI.
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Failure In Cha1tauooea. Tenn.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December GA special
dispatch to the Times from OOitewah James Co.,
Tenn, says that p. ". Lowe & Bro, general mer-
Chants, made an assignment this morning. Their
liabilities are IS 000 and their assets $4,000.
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DON'T RISK ANYTHING with a stubborn Cough,
when safe remedy may De had in Dr. Jaynr's
EXpectorant- Sore Lungs and Threats are spec Oily
helped by it,
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THE EVAN BROS. FAILURE.
The Washington Agency Of the Firm

Even Bros. is the firm in whose office Mrs C. A.
Stetefeldt, lady wel-known in this city, made
sensational scene fortnight ago by insisting upon
receiving balance which she claimed the firm
owed her. One Of the members OF the firm was
recently suspended from the cotton exchange on
account Of charge preferred by another lady.
Mr.. A. H. 8. Davis, formerly foreman OF the Gov
eminent Printing office, has been the agent
Of the firm here for over a year,
and has had his ONCE on street. When STAN
reporter visited his Office this afternoon the door
was closed, and upon 1t was pasted the following
notice: "At home sick; win be out in q few days"
Many persons in this city have invested funds with
the firm, through the agent here. The investments
were made on what Is called the "blind poop
plan, the investor simply putting his money into
the hands OF the firm to be used by
them In cotton operations 1t has been
represented by che, agent, that, in the long run,
In his experience with the firm, the customers
made handsome proflts. Twenty-Five and thirty
per cent year and even more,tt has been claimed,
has been made through the firm. 1t was the rule
here, 1t Is stated, to receive less than $780,
Mr. Davis said some months ago that he had 90
customers, each name representing that amount of
money. Part OF this money, it Is said, came from
department clerks, employees Of the government
printing Office and others. In some cases the 5000
represented the small contributions OF many per-
sons, though only one name appeared on the books
OF the firm.
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The Pending Span,.s -rcntv.

THE SPANISH MINISTER sAys 1T rs NOT PROPOSED TO
WITHDRAW II. Bot ONLY TO MODIFY n.
AsraR reporter to-day called upon the spanish
minister and asked him about Che report that the
pending Spanish treaty Is 10 be withdrawn
and another substituted. re replied that
no such step IVES contemplated but
added that the pending treaty viii lie modified In
some important particulars lie said that the
Spanish government Is willing 10 accept such mod
thcations in regard TO sugar md tobacco
as the American senate, rejecting the
sentiment or persons interested IN The pro-
duction and manufacture or those articles
In this country may adopt or recommend. The
minister stated that the cable dispatch. pub
nshed IN yesterdays STAR, 20 the effect
that he had been empowered by hk
government 10 assent 10 modfftcatior
OF the sugar provision, so as 60 admit free only
sugars up 10 Class - instead OF l6 Dutch standard
he al led thai ne believed his government woulc
also a ssent to modification Of the tobacco proyt
sion OF the treaty.
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wMTER B. WILLIAMS CO. Auc,ioDesrs

WALTER B, WILLIAMS x Co. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RfAL ESTATE On SEHkSTI sTREET ABOVE
BOUNDARY. ~
BY virtue OF deed Of trust from Join + Buct
holtz and wife dated Aarca 1871 and recorde,i ~:
Ia Liter SEQ folio $50. Of the land records Of tI "a
District Of CoIumb.a and also OF tlecree % IT, s
yreIne CSuT Of said Ds rct Isedsepten Der Is 1871
II eqnty cause NO 9.Ul3, substituting arthur A IHr
ney a. trustee "a place Of An0r-w LnFdon viii sell
Publc AUG II front CT the pr misses SATCR-
DAY, JANUARA THIRD. I'D. fss5 at HALF-PSsT
TIRE O'CLOCK PM. Ell of lot a. IN j. u Hsx.s
subdtyisicu OF Mount Pleasant excepting ONLY th,
south four feet front 9TH road by 20 feet in
depth said property HIS frou of sc feet iuche.
Or th ST road Il 24t feet inches to 81 street
extended on which 70 fronts 30 inches and mi
Joins the stables OF the Metropolitan Hallway COMPANY
linz Of about ten rooms
Terms Of sale One fourth cash. of which 1900 must
be paid at tine OF rae and the balance in equal paw
me0ts IN one. Two anu three
fcrred payments TO be secured by deed of thus. on tine
property Sold All cOnseyancix ana recording at cost
Of purchaser IL TERMS of sale complied with
IN ter dsys the rroprty VIII rsold al the cost and
r1sk Of the purchaser.
A. i. BARBER
ARTHUR A. 3 kNEY, ifusseeA
6z1d 4fS Louisiana avenue J
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PHYSICIANS and DRUsGrsrs
RECON- MEND
AS THE BEST TONIC.

THIS medicine, conoiniug Iron with pms vegetahls
to-ics quietly and completely CURES DYSPEPSIA.
INDIGESTION. MALARIA. WEAKNESS, IMPURE
BLOOD. CHIiLS AND FEVER. and NEURALGIA.
By rapid and thorough assimilation with the blood il
reaches every of the system purfes and enriches
tie blood stren the muscles and and tones
and InvigoIates the system
A FIN APP3TIZER-Best tonic known
Ii will the worst case of Dysps psia removing all
distressing SYMPTOMS such Testn, the Fool Bach-
ing. Heat in the Stomach. Heartburn, etc.
THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL NOT
BLACRES OR INJURE THE TEETH.
1T is invaluable for diseases peculiar to women and 90
Ill PERSONS who lead setlentary lives.
AS UNFALING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF
The liver AND KIDNEYS.
Persons suffering from the effects of overwork
sus troubles loss OF elite debility experience
quick re lei aud renewed energy by its Use.
IT DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
tGNSIIEATION-other Iron medicines do.
II is the only preparation of that causes no inJr,.
lions ELECTS. physicians and Druggists recommending
tine BEST TRY IT.
Is genuine has Trade Mark and crossed red lines on
wrsi'per Take no other. Made ouly by
BROWN CHEMICAL. Co, Baltimore Nd
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AUCTION SALES.

WALTER B, WILLIAMS < CO.. Aaesi0n0srs,
SALE OF CONDENSED STORES AT MARINE
BARRACKS, WASHINGTON. D. c.
on WEDNESDAY. JANUARY SEVENTH 1895 at
TEN O'CLOCK A. N, we shall sell at public auction
large quaint OF condemned articles such IS CARTRIDGE
Boxes. Assket Si.i,ys. BayO.et Scabbartis, SWORDS
WAIST Bel s. k2apsacAs, UGver-acLs. G1n;eens Old
ron Brass. IruTnpets, Drums. CresceGts and Straps
Old Hoe, swords frols etc exc
Terms cash II time OF sale
BY order OF the S{taFterIuaStsr
Did WALLER T. WILLIAMS & co Arcts
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THE INAUGURATION.

The News at Headquarters To-day
Propositions Received from Caterers
and Others-sEiiitary Coming-Provi-
ding for the Public Comfort. &c.
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TIE state ana Navy departments were again
elsoed @ neon to-day.
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dispatch nom Rome says Dr. Duryer has been
appointed bishop q Natchltocaes, La
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District Government Affairs.

Ut6tFfCt GOVeFnIlAent AtK0ifDs
LIQUOR LICENSES.
Liquor licenses were issued to-day to Albert q.
Kah1ert, John Keefe and John A BroSnahan.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Commissioners have granted permission to
the United Order of American Mechanics, repre-
sented by Mr.. j. C. Mastin to suspend nag across
High street, In Georgetown, from the new market
house hail. from the 27th day or December, 1884, to
the I'd day OF January, 1885,
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Gov. Cleveland Is to be rendered a reception by
the Buffalo City club Saturday evening" January
10, following the charity ball or the puh at hicn
he is 10 be present as chief patron.
Joseph Zenari. the defaulting manager OF bank
at Lay bach. Austria, committed suicide by shoot
Ing. when about TO be arrested for his crime
The theatrical firm OF Brooks ana Dickson, New
YORK. have dissolved, owing TO some misunder-
standing between the members ofthe firm ana NOT
10 nnanciai embarrassment. The business viii
continue as usual
Severe shocks OF earthquake occurred In Spain
THURSDAY; number OF persons were killed or ins
tured by falling walls.
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The Distribution Of patronage.
4 CONGRESSIONAL PLAN TO PREVENT PRESSURE q,
THE pRESfnrxT

4 tVSGNkSSIVNAt Fl.AS TO FkkNFNr rkESSCNE on
TIE NEW PRESIDENT.
Tho democratic members OF Congress nom many
OF the states have quietly arranged system Tor
the dist noution OF patronage under the incoming
administration. They are DESTROYS OF preventing A
rush OF ofiiceSeeHers upon President Cleveland ut
the outset OF his administrator and 20 effect this
they propose to put themselves, as congressman,
between the greedy applicant and the executive.
The democratic senators and representa-
yves nom certain state agree upon
plan for the disposal or The officas
Each representative Is TO control certain Offices OF
his district. and certain patronage is apporioned
70 the senators An applicant Is referred 10 the
NJ. c. who is TO govern the patronage he Is seeking
and Is advised that ne must have the endorse
ment and approval OF that Congressman. By this
means each member has TO shoulder only his
proper portion OF The burden. ana when ne deter
mines whom he VIII support for different positions
other applicants can be advised OF the fItillty OF
EFFORTS In that direction In this way there Is
general disposition 70 reduce the number or apYtl
cations that VIII GO 10 Pres Gent Cleveland.
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APetrified Human Tsody.

LANCASTER. Pa, December 27.-James r. Fry, OF
Fulton township. this county. while digging re-
crntly In low, rnarshy place on his farm, dlscoy-
cred petrifed human body. The perturbation IS
SO perfect that the skull plainly Shows fracture
as II made by heavy weapon. Old residents re-
cali the mysterious disappearance OF a drov,r
many years ago. aud IL is believed that the petri
fed body is his remains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-27

INTERPRETING THE CHINESE Acr-The Secretary
OF the Treasury to-day telegraphed 10 the collector
or customs at San Francisco that section az the
Chinese restriction act applies only TO Chinese
merchants who visit this country for the FIRST time
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A Navy without Money.

SECRETARY CHANDLER URGES OFFICERS Axp m.
PLoYEs TO CONTINUE THEIR SERVICE.
Secretary Chandler this afternoon issued gen
eral order announcing that provision Is made for
the naval service after Jan. iSt next, and urging
omcers ana employees or the service generally 10
serve without compensation until SONG action shall
have been taken 20 Congress to reimbUfse them Tor
their gratuitous services
COMMODORE FRANKLIN has been ordered TO the
command OF the South Atlantic squadron and not
admiral simpson, as stated In the first edition D
THE STAR.
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THE TRADES.

tFor otaerl uetiors See SsreaxA PaoeJ
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To FIT OUT CUBAN FnIBCsTERI.'G EKPspr-
TIoN.-The secretary OF the Treasury has received
a communication from the collector OF customs at
New Orleans, saying that be Is Informed by the
Spanish consul at that port that one Gomez re-
Gently lett that city for some point the gulf
coast, with view. it Is believed. OF fitting out NJ
clustering expedition 10 The Island OF Cuba. 10 be
conveyed by the schooner Phoenix. The collector
says be has notified the collectors OF the gulf ports
with q view TO fntercepting the proposed eXpedi.
ton. The Secretary OF state has been furnished
With copy or the letter.
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SuITs.
ScHoor Su1rs

N.B-THE BEST rs TEE cHEArEsr. a
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MRS. McELRoY. the Presidents sister. will arrive
here this evening. She win assist the President Ia
receiving on New Years
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Miss Maggie Gleason, OF Little Rock, r the guest
OF Miss Goddard, on New York avenue.
Miss vermillion, OF Norfolk, is visiting Miss Ave
Barry. on street, Capitol hill
Professor ana Mira Larned, OF West Point, are the
guests OF Col. and Mrs Lieoer. General Alexander.
the fathero OF Mrs Lieber and Mrs Larned, is stsll
there and constantly improving In health. On &C
count OF his Official duties Professor Larned will be
compelled to leave here on New Year morning. and
Mrs. Larned win probably return with him then.
Miss Magee, whoi is attending the Convent of the
Sacred Heart at ManhattanvIlle n. Y. Is spendlng
her Christmas vacation here with her parents
Mrs Maish, nee Lulu Miller, now OF York, Pa, is
visiting her family In West Washington.
Miss Mathes, who has been visiting Miss Alice
Hayes on Capitol Hill returned on wednesday TO
Society folks seem to be more thouehtsul than
ever this season regarding the social pastimes OF
the little ones ano another OF the series OF fancy
dress chidrens parties already announced win be
Mclean, is new here, ana win spend week ofmore
with her parents
Miss west win give ,sunall informal dancing
party at the British legation tonight
The Hiawatha Pleasure Club gave very pleas
ant party on Christmas evening At the residence of
those present were Misses Octayia woodward,
Lille smith. Helen Lake. Edtth franscni, Florence
Grgg. Magg1s Lamnond Cole. the Niases Mar.
Fred. E. Tasker, Scott Imirte, 3. Cole, = Hutehlns
Howard Fisher, John Moore, Thoe. i West, WA
DieDIe, q. hammond, M Sessfofd and Mr.. slime
metz. ).
Mr.. Louis ". Maxson ana MISS Minnie R Bonrer
were married very quietly Christmas evening az the
residence Of the brdes parents IN the presence q
S g so Aiosr che ceremoniss thsy S Tor Two
cu ss fhsi4 R home los North csros svsnas
Informally the remain,ng wednesday, evenings
during January.