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TEXAS POSTMASTERs

Washington, Feb 5.-The senate today
confirmed the following nominations:
Frederick Munchmeyer of West Virginia,
consul at San Salvador. Salvador.
Postmasters, Texas-J. A. Simmons,
Tyler; Laura j. Washburn, Eagle Pass
Ben j. Delameter. Caldwell.
AN ADDITIONAL JUDGE.
Washington, Feb. 5.-The house judi
ciary committee today voted to favorably
report the senate bill for an additional
United States judge for the Ninth judi
cial district.
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State cs. Of Ohio, City Of Tolcdo5 Lucas

State Of Ohio, City of Toledo5 Lucas
County, IS.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner OF The firm Of j.. j.
Cheney q Co., doing business in the city
Of Toledo, county and state aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE Ht<@GRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn TO before me and subscribed Ia
my presence, this 9Th day Of December,
1886.
O.. 81 A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood and
mucuous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials. free
T. j. CHENEY &C. Co,
Toledo, o.
Sold BY druggists, 75c.
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THE PRESIDENTS VETO.

Washington, Feb. 5.-The president
has vetoed the bill appropriating $136
for the relief of II. w. Mcconnell, post
master at Jacksboro, Texas. The veto
is based on an error in the name, which
should be 2. z. Mcconnell, and also on
the fact that the amount appropriated
is too lnrge by SD.
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who would pay for them in London gold
and thus avoid, for the present at least,
the necessity for paying out gold in eX
change for legal tenders.
While no definite conclusion has been
reached. it is believed that the announce
ment of the sale of the bonds will be
made at an early date.
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GUILE SHORE RECEIVER

San Antonio, Feb. 5.-(Special) Judge
Noonan today named Henry Terrell
receiver of the San Antonio and Gulf
Shore railroad. The appointment to be
effective in case the Fourth court of civil
appeals sustains on appeal the order of
Judge Noonan for a receiver.
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FOR A NATIONAL PARK.

Washington. Feb. 5.-James Tanner,
commander of the Union Legion, has is
sued an address to the Legion, urging on
the surviving veterans of both armies
their vigorous support of the movement
to have the government secure for Il ma
tional park the battlefield of AppOmatOX.
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FOUND GUILTY OF BOODLING.

New Orleans, Feb. 5.-The jury in the
case Of Octave Desforges, the councilman
who was charged with endeavoring to pre-
vent witness from testifying, after be-
ing out half an hour returned a verdict Of
guilty.
The penalty is not less than one year
nor more than five in the pen.
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The experience of Geo. A. Apgar of Ger
man valley, N. j., is well worth remember
ing. lie was troubled with chronic diarr-
hoea, and doctored for five months and
was treated by four different doctors with
out benefit. He then began using Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, of which one small bottle effected
a. complete cure. 1t is for sale by DIR. J. j.
TObins drug store
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WAR NEWS.

London, Feb. "a dispatch to The
Times from Hong Kong, says letters
nave been received there from New
Chwang, dated Jan. 20, which report
that the Japanese sre meeting with in
creasing difficulty in their advance. The
Japanese sustained a slight reverse be-
tween Hal Cheng and Lao Yang at the
hahds OF 100 followers of rebel squat
ter named Han.
"A Manchuran battalion failing to give
support to the Chinese its commander
was promptly beheaded for cowardice.
The cold is intense, registering 13 de-
grces below zero.
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PAINTERS AND DECORATORS

Louisville, Feb. 5.-The Eleventh an
nual convention of the Master House
Painters and Decorators association of
the United States was opened shortly
after 10 o'clock this morning at Music
nail. There were something over 200
delegates present
Mayor Tyler delivered an address of
welcome.
President Theobald of Cincinnati de-
livered his annual address, which was
rather brief. The association, he said,
was in a satisfactory condition, despite
the hard times.
a draft of proposed constitution, pre-
pared by the executive committee, was
read by Vice President l.. II. ebay of
Boston. The changes were not material,
and it was finally adopted. There was
also some objection to the proposed rails
ing of the annual dues from so cents to
S1.OO, but this, too, was adopted by a
large vote. The convention adjourned
at o'clock to meet again at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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COLD RESERVE

Washington, Feb. 5.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, S143,-
475, 332; gold reserve, $42, T54,G42.
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frees Cream Baking Powder is by
goid medal appointment purveyor to
me Kings, queens and royal families of
Alherlca. They, extend to it right regal
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WANTED FOR RAPE

:, San Antonio, Feb. -(SpeciaI.)-B
nehhell, negro. wanted ut Seguin for
rape, was arrested here today.
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"The Father of Waters" is no more
majestic than the monarch of DR.. Prices
Baking Powder.
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TO ELECT OFFJCER G

East Austin Hose Company No. 4, will
have their regular monthly meeting to-
night Wednesday, February 9, and will
nominate company officers for next year.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

II would become law. As to whether
england under treaty obligations could
prevent inter-colonial fiscal arrangements
he could assure Mr.. Vincent that. SO far
as the opinion of the government thai
had been given went those treaties would
not prevent England from giving prefer
foreign nations. In view of the state
ment made by Mr.. Buxton Mr.. Vincent
withdrew his amendment.
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City of Mexico, via, Galveston. Feb. K
There was no change in the situafio to-
DAY and the government has not given out
any information. While the city is full of
all kinds of rumors as to war. NOTHING
authentic can be learned.
Today is national holiday and feasts are
in full swing at Tacubaba.
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Low ELY LAM PS.
Newest, Prettiest and Most Practical
Things That We See by.
Daily RSrIalnn

Newest, Prettiest and Most Practical
Things That We See by.
: From an artistic standpoint, no one can
dispute the advantages of lamps over gas,
and 1t is pleasing To note that these illuini-
nants have proved more popular as holiday
gifts this season than ever before.
Fashions in lamps change from year to
year. The vase lamp is the present vogue.
These rest on a tn Bile or pedestal especially
prepared. The standard, or us they are
popularity called, the piano lamps, are
bhelved.
One sees few stray ones here and there
at the stores. or occasionally one retired to
a dark corner of the dra wing room, but the
hey-dsy of their popularity has vanished.
In shades a radical change has taken
place. In view of the silk nd chiffon frou-
frous, which have prevailed for some time
past, we ha We shades of fine china and pOrce-
lain, which are d decided relief to the tired
eye.
The careful hOusekeeper Will welcome
this change, as will also the anxious maid,
to whose good care be it said, we owe nuch,
for nothing could be easier than to start a
small conflagra ton in the process of light
ing the lamp nd replacing the shade. The
globes can be easily washed and kept clean,
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A NEW YEARS PARTY.
Watching Out the. Old Year and We'll
coming In the New

Watching the old year out may bc made
the occasion of a very pleasing enter
tainment. There is the usual observance
of waiting in impressive silence at mid
night for the clangor of bells which shall
tell the rooinful that a new year bad begun.
But. before the real 2 O'Clock part. which
is usually the time for gathering around the
refreshment table, there may be various
signs tried. as for Halloween, only
with this difference, that they relate to
the welfare brought by the coming year.
and not particularly to the part love is to
play therein.
A ceverhostess wiilprovide various modes
of divination. as to whether the da SIS of '96
are to lie fortunate or not. Thequaint con-
clusion to the whole is the old English GUS
tom Of jumping over twelve lighted candles
placed on the floor, and at the distance
Of two feet apart. If any flickers or goes
out il denotes that the month represented
by the taper will prove uBlucky to the
jumper.
Each departing guest should he warned to
to watch for the first foot a his or her own
home. According TO the Scotch supersti-
ton, the first conner to the house on New
Years Day. beside the usual vendors. should
be noted, AS he brings luck or misfortunes-
according as he is pleasing or the reverse
to the household.
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a N n ALKER, Miss Maude, No. Alb
MIMI Florida avenue northw west,
w w assisted by Miss Raber. Miss
GRAHAM, Miss Upton, Miss
Reuth. Miss Dollie Schneider, Miss Leah.
Schneider. Miss Pancoast and Miss Paine,
from 2 to 8.
Wells. Misses vena and Emma, No 81
Eleventh street northwest, with Mrs. Charles
Lyman. No. 1 243 New Jersey avenue north
west.
wertz, Mrs. NJ. A, will receive her friends
at No. 1923 Tenth street northwest, from
to 8.
Wheeler. Miss Estella, assisted by her
Ida Champion. at her residence. No. l. 29
First street northwest, from To IL.
widows. Miss Julia, with Mrs. Basin.
No. % Tenth street northwest. from 5to 8.
walcott, Miss Maude, No. 7O4 Twentieth
street, assisted by Mrs Walcott and. Mrs,
L. W. Boody, from z to 10.
WhiteseIl, Miss Mae B., No. s23 Twenty
first street north west. assisted by Miss
E. B. Glecson. Miss B. Smith, Miss. A.
Rogers, Mrs. d. A. whitesell, Miss G. stei-
gerwalt, Miss N. Rathfon, Miss E. C. Rogers
and Mrs. W. S. King. from to 10.
Wilbur. Mrs. Mary E. c., No. 1919 Eff
teenth street northwest, assisted by the
Misses Wilbur, from to 10.
walling. Mrs. j. r., and Miss May ".
Walling, assisted by Mrs. E. L. Walter, Mrs.
L. D. Walter. and Miss Amanda Thomas,
from to p. M, No. 415 A street north
east.
Walsh, Mrs. John, will receive, assisted
by her daughters. Misses May and Pearl
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west, assisted by Mesdsmes Thielc, Nor
hell and Riggs, and Misses Farrar ind Ham
merly, after 8 o'clock.
Huggins, Mrs. q, T., the Avon, North
Capitol and c streets, assisted by Miss
j. A. Booth, OF Philadelphia, from TO 8
p. m.
HcinIine, Miss Nellie Grant, and Miss
Irwin win be atshome informally from 3
tot, at No. Tie North Carolina avenue
southeast.
Howells Mrs. 3. D., ard daugh ters,
Georgia and TIorence, No. COG E street
northeast, until 10 p.sm., Informally.
Huss, Mrs. Florence, will assist at No.
145 Carroll street southcast, from 8 to ..
Haines, Mrs. E.A., will receive at eos C
street southeast from 2 to z p. M, as
sisted by her mother, Mrs. N. A. Morrison;
Miss Haines, Miss Clara Haincs, Miss Lucy
Moore, and Mrs. Lou Donchoe.
Haines, Miss Martha, and Miss Clara
Haincs will assist kheir mother, Mrs. E. A.
Haines, ut sos C slfest southeast, from
TO Z p. m, in n New Years reception.
Helmsen, Mrs. E.. assisted by, the Misses
Berthe Fernald SUNNY Nottingham, Ro-
berta Campbell, Frankie Harrison, Will
hemina Benham, Thcosiora DcMon. Alfredo
Roche, Felicia seiberl, Maud Brooks Cross.
and Lncy Murphy. Ep5receive from To 6
p. m. al Bricrwood Hap No. 1913 East Cap
itol street. II
Harris, Miss JarHpt,stf East Mortified,
Mass, will receive with Mrs. j. Rifrard
Micklc. No. 14t4 SIKH street northwest,
from 3 To p. m. -
Hart, Miss Mamie, 6r 1417 Thirty-sixth
street, will receive from 9 To 10 p. m,
assisted by Miss Annie Leon Of Ohio.
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nnie Forbes, No. 14l4 sixth street north

Annie Forbes, No. 1414 Sixth street north
west from to- p. IN.
Miller, Miss Rose, No. 40 II stree,
northwest, viii not receive this year in
Washington. but win receive with her
college chuin, Miss Minnie De wecn, at
Augusta, Gsi-, where she is visiting.
Mcmillan, Mrs. 9. H., at No. 1924 Thir-
teenth street northwest, will receive.
Miller, Misses Louie and Rosie, will re-
ceive at No. 40 II street northwest from
2 to z, assisted by Miss Katie Nau, Misses
Mamie and Gussy Daish OF Baltimore and
Miss Carry Kaiser.
Moulton, Mrs. H. B., No. 1924 Ninth
street northwest. Assisted by Mrs. g. W.
TurnburEe, Mrs. r. b. Saunders, and Mrs.
+. w. van Dyne; also, the Misses Mabel v.
Moulton, Nettie and Ada N. Williams,
Anna E. Wing, Mary Scott and Theresa
and Clara A. Crew. From 3 to 8.
Muir. MRS. ]. j., No. 512 Third street
northwest. Assisted by Mrs. R. H. Muir
of East orange, N. j., Mrs. Charles and
Miss Edith Dudgeon Of Summit, N. j., Miss
s. f. weidemann OF Philadelphia, Miss
Florence Shuttle, Miss Alice II. Fletcher,
Miss Lillian Grayson and the Misses Muir
From 4 TO 8 p. m.
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place.
Sleman, Miss Mary Louise, assisted by
Misses Helen Wright, Lillian Ketcharn,
Fanny Appleby, Clara Young, Kate Ronsa-
vile and Emily Peck. At No. 3O0s Fiji
teenth street northwest, from tor.
Snyder, Miss Rosa, assisted by Misses
Phoebe Gregory and Maud Tyree of Lynch
burg. Va. Will receive from to 1 o p. IN.
at No. 1O11 N street northwest.
Sparks. Mrs. A. NJ, No. ZOE L street
northwest. Assisted by Misses Leila B.
German, Alice Pyemont and Carrie Mitchell.
From to 10 p. m.
Spencer. Mrs. Sara A., assisted by Misses
Anna Marshall Hays, Julia vincenze So
lyon, Lucy N. Graves of Alexandria, Ag-
mes Sleavin. Della P. Mussey. Frances v.
Augusterfer Carrie Mae Blake. Lottie N.
Bull. Jeanne Bruce. Emma C. Butler. Bertha
r. v. BUTLER. Minnie E: Fisher. Pearl g.
Harrison, May Laura Lown, Helen Beatrice
Mccarthy, Florence ]. Mcdonald, Jane
Henderson Millar. Emily Montague Nor
gan, Eliza beth O'Connor. Inez Powell. Mary
Hampton Riley. Estelle Pauline Riley,
Louise A. Rosenbush, Olivia Scala, Mar
garet C. Schaefer. Amelia S. Schneider.
Ruth seaton. Mary Ethel Taylor. Annie
Huxley Walker. Nellie Esther Wise and
Amy Davis Yerkes, will receive in Quadri-
centennial Practice Hall, Spencerian Col
lege. Bank of Republic Building, Seventh
and ID streets northwest, from l to
y. m.
Stierlin, Mrs, with Mrs. w. W. Baker,
No. 916 S street northwest, TO IL p. m.
simpson, Mrs. Josephine, No. S25 New
Jersey avenue northwest. assisted by Misses
Annie and Bessie Button, Josephine Lang
and Miss Gregory, from 3 to 8 p, IN.
Simms. Mrs. Giles G. c.. No. 1927 COrccr-
ar street, assisted by the Misses simrns and
Miss Edwards OF Baltimore, informally,
after o'clock.
Sims, Mrs. William H.. No. f119 K street
northwest assisted by Mrs, Mckinley OF
Atlanta, Miss Billups Of Mississippi and
Miss Morton OF Alabama, from TO p. m.
Stowcll. Mrs. c. H., No. 2sO3 Fourteenth
street. assisted by Mrs. S. Reed of Michigan,
Miss Reed and aiiss Raie Stowell.
Stanton, Mrs. j. D., and Mrs. j. n. Rueth,
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n LIANT, Mlss Florence, at her home.
~ No. 912 street northwest will
II receive her friends from to 8.
Pardy, Mrs. N. W., the Avon, North Capt.
toll and C streets northwest, assisted by
Mrs William Gale Brown and Mrs. James
Smith, of New York, from 8 to 8.
PaschaIl, Miss Marcia, No. 1742 street
north west, assisted by Miss Alice Irving.
Prcnder, Misses, assisted by Mrs. Florence
Huss, Miss Jennie Jacobs, Nellie Jacobs
Ella May and Nellie Hall. at No. 10 Carroll
street southeast. 3 to 8.
Powell. Mrs. NJ. H., No. 424 First street
northeast, assisted by Miss Kate Powell,
from 4 to z.
Parker. Mrs. Frederick W., will receive,
assisted by MesdaInes F. I. Fisher, David
Parker, Convis Parker, Gibson White, and
Misses Cora Beebe, Eugene Howe. Lucia
Nayior Alice A. Parker. May Hughes, Ger
trudc Foster, Grace Martin. Edna c. Pal
merton, Virginia Wiley and Clara Rafter,
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No rrac. of the srrnrhmevis.

Victoria, B. c., Dec. 3l.-The Canadian
Pacific Navigation Company's steamer
Danube, which has been the subject of
much anxiety for the past fortnight, re-
turned Sunda yevenlng fromanunsuccessfm
cruise OF three weeks duration in search
of the Strathnevis. She covered over 3, 600
miles in her search and encountered a sue
cession OF heavy gales throughout, but
sustained no material damage
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LEGION OF LOYAL WOMEN. 4I9 Tenth
street northwest. will receive from 12 to 8
p. IN. Grand Army of the Republic. Union
Veteran Legion. Union Veterans Union
Sons of Veterans, Old Guard. and other
friends are invited. Mrs. Fanny Poueroy,
president; Miss Clara Barton, Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey. Mrs. Maria Harlan weis-
ner. Mrs. Nellie r. Prentice, Mrs. Rose E.
Ferree. Mrs. AlGertine s. Odell. Mrs. Lizzie
W. Calver, Mrs. Adele s. Perham, Mrs.
Laura v. McCul'olEh. Mrs. E. Kate Tetnple,
Mrs. Mary Young. Mrs. Jennie G. Houston.
Miss Helen B. Matthews, Mrs. NJ H.
Tanner, Mrs. L. A. Crandall, Miss Elizabeth
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Ball Gown for Eulalia.

A ball dress for the Infanta Eulalia is thus
composed: Skirt Of yellow satin, covered
with white tulle spangled with gold. Over
this skirt detached all around are open
panels of old satin, pale blue ground,
striped with flowers and silver. showing
the underskirt Of yellow satin.
The body decollete forms corselet
rather high. The neck is trimmed With
gold and silver embroidered on strip
OF tullc. From the interior of the corselet
Issues gather of yellow satin and spangled
tclle like that on the skirt. The sleeves
are short and OF yellow satin, covered with
tulle spangled with gold.
They have at the bottom split lappet of
pale blue satin, striped with silver and
embroidered In designs In relief OF gold
and silver.
A large court mantle, starting from the
waistband, Of pale blue satin, embroidered
with silver flowers like the underskirt, is
intended to be worn with this dress, which
Is nyost richly gotten up.
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A CAT FARM.
Kentucky Woman Who Raises White
AngOru Cats for Sale.

AngOrn Cats for Sale.
! Mrs. W. ID. Tbrasher of Covington, KY.
has cat farm on j small scale at her home
At present Mrs. Thrasher has only about
twenty cats. Mrs. Thrasher raises only one
breed OF cats, the Ansora. Thefeatures are
tue soft, white, flowing fur and the long,
curling tail, which make the animal an OBJ
ject of much admiration.
The Angora cat is quite valuable, Mrs.
Thrasher having recently sold pair for
$50. The cats are raised in an apartment
arranged good deal like dog kennel.
They require much care, and. like high
bred dog, will develop according TO the at
tention given them.
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LADIES' AID SOCIETY, No. A, Auxiliary
to William B. Cushing Camp, Sons of Vet
Grams, will be at home to their friends,
Sons of Veterans and members OF the g.
A. R., Loyal Legion and Union Veteran
Legion, from to 10 p. M, at the resi-
dence of Miss Almifa Brown. No. 41s
Seventh street southeast
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Bowie, Wilson and Miss Mitchell of Rich
mond; reception 3 to PIN
Church, the Misses, No. 433 New Jersey
avenue southeast, assisted by Miss BERTHE
Wilson and Miss Schrack of Lewisburg,
Pa.
Cleveland, Mrs. L. NJ, and Miss Cynthia
E., No. 1913 NJ street northwest, assisted
by Mrs Ames, Miss coyne Fletcher, Miss
Clarity, Mrs. bennett, Miss Fannie C..
Brewer, Miss Graves, Miss Hendrie, and
Miss Lily Taliafero, from to G Pun.
Crist, Mrs. Eugene W., No. 1911 1-2
Tenth street northwest, assisted by Mrs. ].
Wilson D.vis and Miss Helen May Foss.
from to IL p. IN.
Cheseldine, Miss Tillie, of No. 424 Ninth
street, Will not receive.
Cluss, Miss Flora M, and Mrs. William
H. Daw, 2301 II street northwest, will re-
ceive from 2 to 8 p. m. assisted by Miss
Blanche Newman and the Misses lila and
Ono vickery.
Connolly. Miss Mamie, assisted by Miss
Ella Barry, will receive from 6 to p. IN.
at her residence, No. 1891 Valley street.
Caldwell, Miss Joie, assisted by Miss Hen
rietta Smith, Miss A. johnson, Miss Baker
and Miss Swaggart, will receive at Haines'
Hall, Eighth and Pennsylvania avenue south
east, TO 8
Chambers, the Misses Florence and May
Belle, assisted by Mrs. Van Fleet, Mrs. Me-
Cabe, Miss Kate Fischer, Miss Edith John
son, Miss Maud Taylor. at 1903 Thirteenth
street northwest, will receive from to
p. m.
Culver, the Misses, and Miss Willie Bar
ton will receive at 1906 X street north
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ELEcTA CHAPTER NO.. .

ELECTA CHAPTER. Nc. ., Order of the
Eastern Star. will hold its annual New
Years reception at Masonic Hall, Ana
costa, ID. C., from to 40 O'Clock d. m.
at which time the ladies will he prepared
to receive members Of sister chapters
and master Masons who may please to call.
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CLARK'S. 13413s 1h ST. H.V.

stoner. Mrs. Nellie C. Royce, Mrs. Emily
5. Hort, Mrs. Maria A. Houghton, Misc
Curry. Miss Holmes. Mrs. l.. +. Rosenberg,
DR.. Caroline Blrghardt Mrs. Ada Ii. Weiss,
Mrs. A ]. Hughes, Mrs. Mercine Z. Cutter,
Mrs. f. A. Cleaves, and all other Officers,
past Officers, and members of the Legion
will be there TO cordially welcome callers.
ladies as well as gentlemen.
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Lash, Miss Carrie, with Mrs. W.
W. Baker, No. 816 S street northwest, 8
to IL p. m.
Lewis, Mss Grace L., Will assist Miss
Do!lie GwyDne to receive, from . till $50,
at No. 1907 L street northwest.
Lyman, Mrs. Charles, No. 1243 New Jer-
sey avenue northwest, assisted by Miss Ly-
man, Miss Cora A Lord, Miss Blanche Camp
bell, Miss Celia Mayse, Miss Minnie b.
Keene, Miss Florence R. Keene, Miss vena
Wells, Miss Emma Wells, and Miss Annie
Stella Tucker.
Lamont, Mrs. Elizabeth D., assisted by
Mrs. Howard F. johnson, the Misses Morgan.
and. Miss Fisher, after p. H., No. HOO
Thirteenth street northwest.
Lucas, Miss lola, assisted ~ the Misses
NJ. E. Pearson. Carrie Lucas, Maggie Gott-
hardt, Nettie Gas. and Ida Sibley. at No.
Quincy street northeast from to 10 p. m
Lcimbach, Mrs. H. j.. No. S27 Four-and-
a-halfstrect southwest, will be at home from
to p. m. assisted by Mrs. William H.
Leimbach and Miss n. Chism.
Lamoreux, Mrs. S. W., 1905 New Hamp-
shire avenue.