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The morning times., 1895-12-08
Oppenheimer's,
5l4 9th ST. N. w.

Frances Hodgson Burnett. 1t is entitled
Makers of the Twentieth Century" The
cover of the pamphlet is tastefuily dec
grated with hand-paiuted flowers. These
books were put upon the market by the
Business High School booth and had quite
large sale.
In reply to a communication asking for
a donation the Smith and Wesson Company
sent @ beautiful pearl-handied revolver.
This was Immediately added to the long
list of prizes to be voted for and the conf
petition is already waging fast and furious.
The voting for the Colts repeating rifle
which is In charge of the Business High
School booth, is also going rapidly forward
and the six contestants who are entered
for the prize are having their causes pushed
by their supporters with vim and dash
that promises to make the fight a hot one.
1t is stated by those In authority that
there will positively be no auction Of the
leftover articles when the fair is closed.
At the rate that the things are now going
there will be very little to dispose Of, but
what there is will be turned over to the
different divisions and they will get rid
of them at private sale.
Instead OF having grand wind up next
Saturday night when the bazaar closes, it
has been decided to exclude the children
and issue an Invitation to the faculties,
pupils, and alumni of the Columbian,
Catholic, and Methodist Universities.
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ALL WAS FUN And FOLLY
Second Division Had a Great Time
at the Teachers Bazaar,
Frances Bod Gson Burnett Pa mphlet.
Martha Washington and Her
= Spinning Wheel

( The merry round OF life and enjoyment
u the teachers bazaar continues undated.
1t was Second division night last night
and the boys and girls from that section
held high carnival from the time the doors
were thrown open early in the evening
entil the last light in the immense hall
went out, and they wended their way hume
ward to dream OF Nellie Bly,, Jack Horner
pies, Indians, Delphic orscles, candy buoths,
grab-ha q and the many other things which
are part and parcel of the fascinations Of
tbe great bazaar.
Mr.. N. F. Gage is the supervising prin-
cipal of the Second division, and he re-
C.Ived many congratulations on the show
Ing that the representatives from his
lection made. Those who assisted him
81 the reception OF the many visitors were
Mai. and Mrs. g. h. Harries, Miss Emily
Il. lings Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Thompson and
Miss Mcclure.
In point OF numbers the Second did
not make as good a showing as some of the
other divisions, but what they lacked in
this direction was made up by the amount
of money they spent. They seemed TO have
any amount OF ready cash, which they
appeared to be more than willing 10 part
with. Tue fact that the hall was not
crowded to suffocation, as on high school
night, made II possible for people 10 stop
and buy little kpick-knacks, which other
wise would be passed by In the rush and
Jam.
Tue sewing booth which is situated
Just on the right of the entrance to the
han has been attracting much attention
Iince the opening OF the bazaar and the les
sons which are given twice daily draw
arge crowds OF spectators from the i'm
mense throng. Mrs. N. W. Kate, who is at
the head Of the sewing teachers through
put the city, is in charge of the booth.
5he stand 10 very tastefully decorated
with spools Of silk and emery bags which
are strung around the pillars of the booth.
One OF the most attractive features OF
shis booth 10 an old-fashfoned spinning
wheel. One OF the ladies in the booth
rams 1t, and as she II past master at
tiir art, and il quantity dressed in Martha
Washington style. she makes very pic
treesque figure as she deftly manipulates
the long sselns Of silk.
= new feature In IT, book line was sprung
ia -'ght in 8 little pamphlet which was
written expressly for the bazaar by Mrs.
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Insists Upon a Policeman Going 10
Rescue Freezing Men.
Chicago Tlmes-Herald.

Chicago Tlmes-Herald.
James Murphy and Charles Mcguire,
workmen on the drainage channel, were
saved from freezing to death Wednesday
night by the intelligence OF dog.
They came to Chicago early in the day
for q spree, and before midnight their
money had all been spent in Clark street
saloons In their stupid condition they
wandered into vacant lot just south OF
800 Clark street, and there they were
found at 1870 o'clock Thursday morning
by Policeman Kegel, of the Harrison street
station. Both were unconscious. Murphy
was bleeding from the mouth and the
ambulance men at the station worked
over him nearly two hours before he re-
gained consciousness. Maguire's condt-
ton was not so bad.
The dog that saved these men is called
Bum by the habitues of Clark street.
Bum is a tramp, of whose history nothing
is known. For the last three months Bum
has made his home at the lodging-house
and saloons in Clark street, between van
Buren, and Harrison str Gets. Every
body in the block knows the dog, and ne
never wants for bone.
About 1:3O O'Clock Thursday morning
Officer Kegel was standing at Clark and
Van Buren, streets when Bum came up bark
ing and wagging his tail.
Hello, Bum," said the officer, whats
up?"
Bum kept on barking and wagging bis
tall He would run south oD Clark street
and turn around to see II the bluecoat was
following Then he would return and bark
again. Kegel bent over to pet the animal,
when Bum caught the officer by the trousers
leg aud began to pull, as If trying to drag
him south on Clark street. The officer went
along, with Bum bounding on ahead.
Bum ran into the lot where Murphy and
Mcguire were slowly freezing to death.
The officer followed aud found the pair
unconscious. The patrol wagon was called
and the men were taken to the station.
Bum followed the wagon to the station
and then returned to his beat to look for
more uufortunates. The dog is small
black aud white beast Of uncertain pedi.
OroA
The morning times., 1895-12-08
CONGRESS HEIGHTS NOTES.

The second meeting Of the Citizens As
sociation was held last night. large and
enthusiastic assemblage was present. Res.
olutions were passed 8skfng the District
Commissioners to let the present school
house remain standing as an educational
hall when the large new school building Is
completed. They also requested the IL
Elimination of Nickols avenue.
o. A. Emmons' beautiful home on the
corner of Nickols avenue and Parke street,
is rapidly nearing completion
Mr.. J. j. McCsrthy's handsome cottage
will be finished In about ten days.
Mrs. De Thouras' large double house viii
soon be under roof.
Mrs. Grants and Mrs. Edelin's houses are
also nder construction.
Dr. Charles NJ. Emmous was appointed
press representa- tive for the association.
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use of flags utilized for the evening. At
one end of the ballroom, on a stage, a
banquet was set amid glittering glass,
silver, fragrant and bright colored flowers,
and little rouns where cozy divans and
iuxurious chairs were placed, formed by
Japanese screens. In one Of the latter
punch was seryed-such delicious, exhila-
rating punch-by a pretty girl. The music
for the affairs at the barracks Is always
delightfully."- well suited TO the steps OF
youth and beauty.
The reception set for the 10th viii
doubtless exceed In charm those Of past
seasons.
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Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Coleman gave
very enjoyable house warming on Friday
evening at their home on n street north
east.
The evening was spent In music ana
games and at its conclusion dainty repast
was served.
Among the guests were Misses Mamie and
Nellie AIlpress, Miss Mary Densler, Miss
Edith Rosenburge. Miss Lillian Moxeley,
Mr.. Charles Brewer, Mr.. ]. W. Wells, Mr..
f. PIerceson, Mr.. F. c. Barnard and Mr..
Moxeley.
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Nisuanner of Savage,
Nd, have issued cards announcing the mar
riare of their daughter Ida Washington, to
Mr.. Ohio Colyer Barkley of this city. The
ceremony will take place at the N. E.
Church, at Savage, on December 20, at
7:30 O'Clock p. m.
The bride will be attended by her sister,
Miss Gertrude. and Mr.. n. Frank Latimer
will serve as best man.
The wedding will be followed by re-
ception at the home of the bride.
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Miss Helen Steele, whose betrothai to
Mr Gwynne has been recently announced,
is visiting New York as the guest OF
relatives OF Mr.. Gwynne.s Friends OF Miss
Steele have lately enjoyed glimpse OF an
exquisite miniature portrait of her lovely
self, the work of Mr.. Keeling. She wears
sage bouquet of violets, and n fIaring
Gainsborough hat, overtopped with plumes.
her beauty of coloring blending most har-
moniously> with the delieately tinted cos
tune. .a--l-s sLd
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Oppenheimer's, 5l4 9th N. W.
OFFERING.

worth 81 set; Mon
day only 39c.
Gentlemen's fast
black and stainless
half hose, only SO
doz. in the lot,
worth 12Hc pair;
Monday only 44c.
Ladies' fl e e C e d
ribbed union suits,
combination vests.
and pants, made of
M a c o Egyptian
yarn, soft as silk,
worth 81 suit;
Monday only 3Sc.
Serviceable- che
nile fascinators,
all the new opera
shades and var1-
gated mixtures,
usual price 35c;
Monday only12H c.
Half bleached pure
linen table damask,
handsomepatterns,
full S s inches
wide, regular price
49c yd.; Monday
only 21c.
For very hand
some c h e n i ii e
Covers, full firing
ed, sc i n c b e S
square, beautiful
patterns, worth
75c; Monday only
For two pairs of
Ladies Herms-
dorf, Black Hose,
full seamless, war
ranted fast and
stainless, worth
0c pair; Monday
only 2 pairs 19c.
Handsome Black
or Navy Blue
Storm S e r G e s,
make serviceable
dresses, worth 29c
yd; for Monday
only 11Ac.
For a Full Dress
Pattern, 10 yds.,
handsome F al |
Plaids, wor t b
12Hc yd. Monday
only 10 yds. 49c.
For Full Dress
Pattern, of 8 yds,
beautiful Scotch
wool mixtures,
full 36 i II c b e S
wide, worth 25c
yd.; Monday only
8 yds. 69c.
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The Political National Hymn

The Political National Hymn
Ny. country, tits Of thee
Sweet landi Officially
OF thee sing.
Land where my fathers ran,
Land of the voting man,
From every clique and clan
Let three cheers ringi
Ny native country, thee
Land where they vote for me
Thy name l know;
love thy rocks and rills.
Crossroads and moonshine stills;
Vote, and I'll foot the bills;
In, boys, gol
Atlanta Constitution.
The morning times., 1895-12-08
From the New YORK Sum.

To the Editor of the Sun-sir:s / notice
IN Chicago paper statement that the
late Eugene Field confined his pen poetic
to- dialectic and sentimental verse and
translations. I enclose you trio of cpl
grams taken from the margins OF books In
my library, which Field was won't to use
at times when in the city, and also to
decorate with his nonpareil handwriting.
The first he inscribed upon the margin Of
q volume of Ingersolls lectures, the second
upon the margin of my Shakespeare, and
the third upon my Ovid.
W. E. JOHNSON.
Kansas City, Nov. II.
The morning times., 1895-12-08

A brilliant reception viii be rendered
Gen. and Mrs. Miles December 10, at
Washington Barracks. These affairs are
conducted in the most elegant, artistic
and lavish stvle, and are ALWAYS demon
stration of the good taste and generous
hospitality of the service. zs4e
: At the reception rendered Mr.. and Mrs.
Lamont last season the decorations were
superb a $4,000 bond being arranged
with the State Department to secure the
The morning times., 1895-12-08

Mrs. William Corcoran Hill. of 1924 II
street northwest, has sent out cards Tor
tea December 1, to meet Miss Reynolds.
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He Understood Her.

"How tired you look, my darling" ex-
claimed the little woman. as she met him
at the door. "Come right in and rest your
self I've made you q new pair OF slippers.
and If your headaches, III rub it with Co
logne-poor dear!"
All this time he had been regarding her
suspiciously. Finally he said:
II had really forgotten that Christmas
was so near. Here's $50; it's the best /
can do. Maria, until collections are better!"
Atlanta Constitution.
stolrs great December shoe sale tomor-
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Mrs. E. n. Tfllman is visiting her sister
Miss Kondrup. They will be at home In
formally on Mondays.
The morning times., 1895-12-08

Mrs. E. W. Watson and the Misses Wat
son. wife and daughters OF Commander
E. W. Watson, U. 6. N, Will spend the
season at No. 1140 Connecticut avenue.
The morning times., 1895-12-08

Passed Assistant Surgeon @. f. Banks,
U. s. Marine Hospital Service. and family
are esta blished for the winter at No. P021
street northwest.
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Fresh Laid Eggs.

You cannot improve on a nice frssh sss-sns
trouble Is Is get fresh onez We look sfteT
that Our Fancy Eggs are put up in one dozen
patent pocket boxes, and every egg is gusrap-
teed fresh, The price is no higher than ottsrs
ask for inferior qaalifIss
WILKINS & COMPANY,
Square Marble and Glass Stands,
Center Market
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Mrs. Bnrchin, wife of Capt. Burchin,
assisted by Miss Kenneday. will give
tea from to Z. December Is.
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A tea will be given Wednesday, Decem-
ber 1S, by Mrs. Charles R. Collins and
Miss Riley, of Iowa Circle.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Johann Hefferman sailed
Saturday for Germany to attend the silver
wedding of Mr.. Hefferman's sister. Mrs.
Claus Schneider, OF Berlin. Mr.. Heffer-
man will return at the earliest moment. but
his wife will remain abroad until summer.
when she will be accompanied to America
by her nephew. Mr.. Gustav Schneider, who
viii make this country his future home.
The morning times., 1895-12-08


There was a wel-attended hop at WASH
ington Barracks Friday evening, and a
greatly to be desired and usual social
condition existed-there were many more
men than girls.
Mrs. Chase and Mrs. Rawies received, and
among those present were Mrs. CloEson,
Capt. and Mrs. Ennis, Mr.. and Mrs. Strong.
Mrs and Miss Catlin, Mrs. and Miss Lieber.
Miss Benham, Miss Heiner, DIR. Smart
and Miss Smart, Prof. and Miss Cabell,
Miss Cushing, Miss Townsend, Miss Todd,
Mrs. Scott, Miss Scott, Miss Ennis. Mrs.
and Miss Fueger. Miss Gilmore, Miss
Casey, Miss Adelaide KeltoD, Mrs. Han
berry, the Misses Lewis, Capt. and Mrs.
Beach, DR.. Keefer, Messrs. Whitney, Helm
er, Wheeler, Ennis, Tunstall. Carr, Casey,
Gilmore, Campbell, MinDegerode, Tyler,
Horner, Lieber, Howard, Russell, McGill,
Tyler Haycock, Rowlan nd and Lieber.
The yice-President and Mrs. Stevenson
Will entertain for the debut OF Miss Le-
titia Ewing Stevenson and their niece,
Miss Julia Green Scott, Friday evening,
December IS, at tie Normandis.
Mrs. Audenreid will give q luncheon
December IS.
Among the Cabinet dinners 10 be given
by dipl omatic hosts and hostesses are:
The Brazilian Minister and Nine. de
Mendonca, December IT.
The Guatemalan Minister and Nine. Ar
riaga, December 10.
The Mexican Minister and Nine. Rom
Gro, December 80.
The first OF series of eight dances
TO be held by the cadets of the Naval
Academy during the season was inaugu-
rated Thanksgiving Eve. Invitations are
out 10 rsix dances. the first of which took
place last evening.
The engagement of Lieut.. Lawrence B.
sImonds, Eighth Infantry, TO Miss Ennalla
r. Van Deman, daughter OF Judge John d.
Van Deman, Of Ohio, is announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page viii
entertain to meet Mr.. Hopkinson Smith
after the reading for the benefit Of the
University of Virginia, Monday night.
Mrs. Palmer. Of Harrisonburg, Va, is
the guest OF Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs. Howry, at their home, on street.
The calendar for tomorrow includes the
following functions:
Mrs. Condit-Smith, a tea, TO 7, at 2S
LaDier place.
Mrs. Letter, tea, TO 7.
Mrs Hitchcock, tea, 4 TO 6.
The ladies OF the Supreme Court families
receive Mondays.
Miss Flora Rhees, daughter OF Mr. W.
7, Rhees of the Smithsonian Institution,
gave an informal bicycle tea yesterday,
from to 7 at Oakmont, their charming
home on the crest of the hill overlooking
Spring street, Mount Pleasant.
Ranged around the piazza were the wheels
OF the guests, flying club or Individual
coIors. while within the house, rose col
ored with crepe shaded lamps and pungent
with the Christmas greens that garlanded
portieres and doorways, rang out the happy
young voices OF their riders.
One Of the most eligible bachelors among
the new Congressional members Is Hon.
George Southwick, of Albany. whosucceeded
Gen. Tracy, of that city. This young
and brilliant editor is Nimrod in his love
for hunting, and comes to Washington
accredited with every attribute that can
make a man attractive to the sex.
Senior de Mendonca, the Brazilian min
lister, will give his lecture oD art before
the Washington Club, at s;1b O'Clock Mon
day evening, December 16, instead OF the
date previously set
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MONDAYS STUPEND0US


Boys c h e v i o t
Shirt w a i S t S i
made up in elegant
style, worth 25c;
Monday only &c.
Children's 8 Plaid
Dresses, made up
very stylish, short
and long yoke with
ruff1e, worth 75c;
Monday only 19c.
Ladies Striped
Cheviot Skirts,
extra wide, well
made, worth 60c;
Monday only 15c.
A yd. Japanese
Gold Draperies,
exquisite designs,
usually sold at 2Oc;
Monday only &c.
Yd. Best. Apron
Ginghams in many
new styles, worth
Sc yd; Monday
only 3Ac.
II Ladies Hem
stitched, linen fin
ishedhankerchiefs,
worth 60c; Monday
only 29c.
Best Kid finished
D r e S S IN a k e r S
Cambria, usually
sold at &c yd; Mon
day $40.
A pair of handsome
stamped muslin pill
low shams, usual
price 39c pair;
Monday only 15c.
For stamped hem
stitched tray cloths
or splashers, linen
finish, worth 25c;
Monday only &c.
Stamped duck doy-
lies, very neat de-
signs, usual price,
Sc;;Monday only 1c.
For Il doz. knives
and n doz. forks,
best tempered steel
blades and boil
st er e d handles,
The morning times., 1895-12-08

Mrs. Gageby, wife of Major j. H. Gageby,
Twelfth Infantry. reached this city wednes-
day from Fort Niobrara. She is located
at the Ebbitt House.
The morning times., 1895-12-08

Misses Marie and CathariDe Bradley, viii
give musicale on Thursday, December l9,
at the Litebfieid, No. s06 West Franklin
Square, at O'Clock.
The morning times., 1895-12-08

The friends of Miss Elsie Bedford, of
Oregon avenue. will be pleased to learn OF
her conyalescence from her recent illness.
The morning times., 1895-12-08
CIR SAVES TWO LIVES.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Ryan and their charm
ing daughter, Miss R yan, are AT the Cochran
The morning times., 1895-12-08

Miss Mary r. Clements, essisted by her
cousins, Miss Marie Hildegarde Gardiner.
Misses Aliue and EffIe Young, and by
The morning times., 1895-12-08

Miss Gale, whose home on K street Is
the scene of so many pleasant affairs
during the season, has sent out invitations
for dinner December IL.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. John HodgsOn of No. 223
Eighth street northeast, celebrated the
thirtieth anniversary OF their marriage with
a pearl wedding on Friday evening, when
they received congratulations and many
valuable tokens from friends present in
honor OF the event.
The program Of the evening consisted OF
vocal aud instrumental music, recieations,
readings and brief speeches appropriate to
the occasion. AT tue conclusion of the
literary exercises the guests were served
with a bountiful collation., the party break
ing up late with chorus of Aud Lang
Syue."
Among the guests were Mrs. d. F, Mock
abee, Mrs. Amos Yost Mrs. George Melting,
Mrs. f. L. Stevenson, Misses Nellie, Jessie,
Ella aud Lydia Hodges, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Frear, Mrs. Lee Allen, Misses Nellie, Kate
Ida and Molly GreeDweil, Miss Nellie Melting,
Miss Rosa Webster, Miss Grace NJ Honodle,
Miss May Yost, Mrs Frank Smith. Mr.. Lloyd
Mockabee, Mr.. Joseph Hodgsou, Masters
Johu, Joseph, Miliard and Clifton Hodges.
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Cards are out from Mrs. Draper for
dance, Friday, December 81, at 8 o'clock.
The morning times., 1895-12-08

Judge Foster and Mrs. Ellen j. Foster
are expected to arrive tonight, and VIII be
guests of the Strathmore Arms.
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Stoll's great December shoe sale tomor-
row. Bee page announcement In this paper.
The morning times., 1895-12-08

stolrs great December shoe sale tomor-
row. See page announcement In this paper.
The morning times., 1895-12-08

The Original Brownie Pleasure Club met
at their hall Friday evening when an Ell
joyable evening of music and dancing was
spent.
Among those present were Misses Hilien-
gass, Davis, Blair. Arnbruster, Collins.
Strictly, Miss K. johnson, Miss 8. johnson,
and Messrs. Wells, ReDshaw, Desrdoff,
Rowland. Munck, johnson, Collier, Tilly,
Murphy and Bowen.
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Mrs. John d. Langhorne and the Misses
Langhorne have sent out cards for tea
wednesday, December ID, from to Z.
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senor Don Anibal Cruez. the handsome
and popular secretary of the Chilean Lega'
ton, who has been absent for some months
has resigned from the service at wash
tDgton. 49,.
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" ~
SGo Ladies Striped
01G Flannellette Tea
Gowns, lined to
the waist, made
in the latest style,
full front and
back, re gular r
price $1.75; f or
Monday SOC.
@t no For a handsome
1l,JO child's long cloak,
mixed cloth, ,mando-
lin sleeves, large
buttons, E to II
years, usual price
S4.75; for Monday
S1.9S.
@E 00 For a handsome,
0j,JJ all-wool Boucle
Jacket, 4 large
buttons, d o u b l e
breasted, "a satin
lined, very large
sleeves, rippl e
back. Regular
price $500; for
Monday $3.50.
Af no For a handsome
1Os0O Persian Lamb and
Artrakhan Cloth
Jacket, made in
latest New York
style of 3 button,
single breasted,
satin line d
throughout, hand
some large sleeves,
they sell at SIS. 90;
for Monday S6. 9S
eI IN For a handsome
Q4tlJ Boucle Kersey-o or
Astrakhan Double
or Single Cape,
made with Inlaid
Velvet c o l l a r,
Electric Seal Edg-
ing on collar and
upper cape or
The morning times., 1895-12-08

Miss Florence Stevens. the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. NJ. V. Stevens, who made her
first appearance last night with the Wash
ington String Orchestra, is one OF the
youngest violiusts in Washington, being
but eleven years OF age.
The morning times., 1895-12-08

One of the most enjoyable progressive
euchre parties of the season was given
last night at the Litchfield. Misses Kath-
crime and Marie Bradley being the host
esses OF the occasion.
The first ladies' prize was won by Mrs.
A. B. Hardin of Kentucky. the second be-
ing presented to Mrs. F. n. Calvert. Mr..
CHISHOLM carried off the first gentlemen's
prize Mr. Thomas Temple of Canada win
ming the second.
The players consisted of Mr.. and Mrs.
Browning. Mrs. Radcliffe and the Misses
Florence and Mary Radcliffe; Mrs. Hardin.
Miss White, DR.. Shaw, Mr.. Wilkinson, Misses
Hines, Dr. and Mrs. Calvert, Mr.. Porter, Mr..
Bradley. Mr.. Rakeman, Mr. Ergood, Miss
Crawford, Messrs. Warfield- Hooker,
Mrs. yman, sssherwood, and Mr. -Pearle
After several pleasant weeks in Balh-
more, Mo-, Alice 3. Hardin has returned
to the city for the winter.
The many Washington friends OF Mr.. Lee
MerIwether will be pleased to learn OF his
marriage, in Brooklyn, December 4. to Miss
Jessie Maude Gair, of that city.
Congressman and Mrs. Philip Belone and
their charming young daughter, Mrs. Riker,
are at the Strathmore Arms.
Mrs Riker is a strikingly handsome and
witty young woman. and will be great
favorite In society this winter.
Dr. and Mrs. John McGregory, Miss May
whitney Emerson, Miss Edith Clark, Miss
Helen Tiliman, and Miss Helen Gay, are at
the ''Strsthmore Arms for the season.
Miss Loui Sc Cadwise, VIII 10 has Just returned
from Europe, and Miss Reeves, OF South
Sea England will also be the guests Of Mrs.
Mary g. Lockwood for the winter.
I.,.ia~ EastaE and Nrs Elan / Enster
The morning times., 1895-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page Will
entertain to meet Mr. Hopkinson Smith
after the reading for the benefit OF the
University OF Virginia, Monday night.
The morning times., 1895-12-08

Miss Mary Henry-Davis of Syracuse, N.
Y, win be the guest of Mrs. Emmons OF
street this week. Mrs. Emmons has issued
Invitations for dinner In compliment OF
Miss Henry-DavIs for Tuesday evening.
The morning times., 1895-12-08

Mrs Palmer, of Harrisonburg, Va, is
the guest of Assistant Attorney General
and Mrs Howry, at their home, on street.