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RECEPTION TO DIR. BUTLER.
Pastor of Lutheran Memorial Church
Plen ~ ntly SURPRISED.

PhStiiiy SUI ia iStu'
Rev. DIR. j. G. Butter, pastor of Lutheran
Memorial Church, was rendered a surprise
reception las, night by the members of the
congregationandt the Young People sSocicty
Of Christian En,ieavor, the occasion being
the seyentieth birthday anniversary Of the
venerable divine.
Nearly four hundred invitations We're is
sued the guests being received in the lecture
room of the church by committee, con-
siSting of Mrs. Butler, wife or tie pastor.
Mrs. NairD, Ms. W. II. finckle, Mrs. James
5. Davis, Mrs. George Graham, Mrs. Slay-
haugh Mrs. Randolph, Mrs. Easily and Mrs.
F. SchreiDer, representing the church, and
by Miss Grace Butler. Miss Seiffert, Miss
A. Hurley, Miss L. Bright, Miss Robinson,
Miss NJ. Jackson, and Mrs. w. ii. Mickle on
the part of the Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor Society.
The opening feature of the evenings pro-
gram was the gift OF a handsome lamp
and study chair from the congregation, and
the Young People Christian Endeavor to
their pastor, the presentation being made
by Dr. James w. Graham, followed by
Dr. Butler, who expressed his surprise and
gratitude in a most graceful and eloquent
response.
The lecture room was patriotically draped
with bunting and decorated with palms.
on one side of the wall were several
chocolate and salad tables, presided over
by the young ladies OF the Christian En-
deavor Society, and a main table with
seats for seventy guests, where toasts in
honor of the church, the Sunday school,
and the Y. p. s. c. E. were given. The
speakers were, Mr.. Lucius Randolph. super
intendent; W. II. Finckle, and the toast
master OF the evening was Mr.. Charles E.
Paul.
Among the local clergynen and their
families present were: Rev. DR.. S. S.
Domcr and Wife, Rev. Louis N. Kuhns and
wife. Rev DR.. W. E. ParsoD and wife, Rev.
Mr.. Apple and wife. Rev. F. ID. Power and
wife. Rev. NJ. Ramsdell. Rev. Mr.. Bilheymer,
and Rev. Mr.. Homrighauser.
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7A@aE IS F7l MNNE5E0 TO INTEREST THE HOMIE CIRCLE

the Misses Yost rendered a either duet,
Miss Helen Nye. accompanied by Miss
Gardner, sang For All Eternity" and
..Thy Blue Eyes," Mrs. Xnicious sang The
Bedouin Love Song" and the fair hostess
yielded to the re-. uest of those present and
sang Loves Eternity" and for encore
kept In" Mrs. Hort pleased as Iecita-
ZIONIST with q selection from Hans C. An
derson. AT IL O'Clock the guests enjoyed
the refreshments prettily served in the
tiaintily-decorated dining-room.
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UNDERTAKERS-
j. VILLA NJ LEE.
UNDERTAKEN
S32 Pa. Ave. n. W.
First Glass service. Phone. 1888
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DIED.

SULLIVAN-on Tuesday, January 2s,
1896. at half-past u. m., Ma ggic Ellen,
the infant daughter OF Maggie E and VI
j. Sullivan.
Funeral at 3 O'Clock Wednesday. January
%, at late residence, Rock Creek Road.
near Brightwood avenue. 1t
SCHLOSSER-On Monday. January %.
at l0:4o p. m. after a long and lingering
illness, George, jr.. beloved son of George
and Johanna Schlosser, aged % years
months and 80 days.
Funeral viii take place from the resi-
dence of his parents No. 33S Thirty-second
street northwest, on Thursday, January 80.
at y. III. Friends and relatives invited to
attend.
Asleep in Jesus, Blessed sleepi
From which none ever wakes to weep;
A calm and undisturbed repose,
Unbroken by the last of foes
jss-2tem
BAUER-On Sunday, a 0:30 p M, Janu-
airy 26. S96. William Bauer, ST.
Funeral from his Ia te residence, No.
11G6 I-2 2SixthstreetSouth W Wednesday,
afternoon. January 90. at 2:30. Friends
and rela tives invited to attend. Ja2S-2t
TYLER-On Sunday morning, January
&c, 1896, Gen John Tyler, 1r-, aged
seventy-siX years and nine months
Friends and acquaintances are invited
To attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence. No. 1917 B street southeast, on
Wednesday morning, January 20, at II
o'clock. Kindly omit flowers.
DE ARNAUD-Died Sunday, January
90. at 6 d. m.. Mrs. Susan 5. De Arnaud
the beloved wife of Col. Charles A De
Arnaud.
She fell asleep in Jesus.
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at a dance in honor OF her cousin. Miss
Grace Trimble OF South Dakota. last night
at her home. 1920 Rhode Island avenue.
The house was beautifully decorated
throughout with flowers. In the drawing
room Golden Gate and bridesmaid roses and
palms were used. the mantels and cfande-
Iiers were festuoned with asparagus vines.
American beauty roses and ferns formed
the decoration of the dnning room, and the
spiral stairway from which the guets over
looked the dancing was also decorated
with palms and putted plants.
A buffet supper was served during the
evening and dancing enjoyed until late
hour.
Miss Trlmble wore gown of white or
candle over white satin. and Miss Grace
Trimbie. who is very attractive blonde,
Wore white mousselne de sole over white
satin.
The programs were very attractive and
were designed and painted by Miss Trim
BILE
Some OF those present were: Miss An
drews. Miss Brown, Miss Beall, Miss Du
Bois Miss Bowen, Miss Cook, Miss DALI
leisii. Miss Duval., Miss Evans, Miss Green,
Miss Gibbs. Miss Hermann, Miss Hills, Miss
Holtzman, Miss Janney, Miss Keen, Miss
Heyde. Miss McQuade, Miss Moore, Miss
Mullen. Miss Miller, Miss McCalmunt,
Miss Lake. Miss Newton, Miss Plant, Miss
Pusifer. Miss Rhees Miss Richardson, Miss
Sheriff, Miss Taylor. Miss Ricketts,, the
Misses Thompson, the Misses Walker, the
Misses Williams. and Messrs. Anderson,
Bloch. Cruise, Cox, Chamberlin, Dempsey,
Guseking. Guynn. Cough, Terry, Gillette,
Edison. Hendley, Keen, Lee, Lehman, Lewis,
Fisher, McQuade, Madeira, Norwood, Os-
well. Pilsun, Reisinger, Richardson,
Schneider. Seton, Samson, Watson, Miller,
Waters. Smith, Barclay, Scharf, and Drs.
Booze and Cockcrille.
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the opening address, which was followed
by another selection by the orchestra.
The vice president. Mr.. L. Reizcnsten,
gave few remarks on "Our Society"
Mr.. Aaron Becker and S. Auerbach gave a
violin solo, accompanied by L. Rcizen-
stein. Mr.. Maurice ID. Rosenburg gave
the club little good advice. which was
followed by comic song by Mr.. L. Reizen-
stein. Mr.. Alex Wolf addressed the club,
and after the orchestra had given a selec-
ton, Mr.. NJ. Bacr rendered a comic recita-
ton. A sketch was successfully given
by Mr.. n. Sinsheimcr, Mr.. r. Meyer, and
Mr.. b. preyfdss. After Mr.. Carl Auer-
bach had given a few words, the question
was debated, Resolved, That the negro
has been treated worse by this country
than the Indian"
The affirmative was discussed by Messrs
II. Hahn and S. c. Auerbach. and The neg
ative successfully debated by Messrs.
Emanuel Baumgarten and Max Abel. The
debate was quite interesting but the Judges,
Messrs. n. Goodman, Sinsheimer and 6.
Soloman. gave their decision To the neg
ative. Messrs. f. Baumgarten, and NJ.
Abel. because of their able arguments.
After refreshments were served the crowd
Gisbanded having had an enjoyable even
ing.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Baumgarten, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Auerbach. Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Hahn, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Dammann. Mr.. and Mrs. Sins
heimer. Mr.. and Mrs. Reizenstein, Mr.. A.
Wolf. Mr.. w. ROsenburg, Mr.. L. Stern, Mr..
and Mrs. Meyer. Misses Lewis, of Balti-
more. Mr.. ID. Bachrach of Baltimore. Misses
Estella and Lily Oettinger. j. Heilbrun, II.
Engel. F. Blumenthal, S. Nordlinger, Daisy
Spandaw. H. Bernstine, s. Stern, and many
others. also the following members: L.
Dammann. L. Reizenstein, H. Hahn, NJ.
Abel, NJ. sinsheimer, E. Baumgarten, N.
Baer, A. Becker, J. Stern, j. Lyon, R.
Meyer, ]. Dammann, B. Dreyfuss. G..
Strauss. A. Price, who officiated as master
of ceremonies. and S. C. Auerbach.
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YOUNG FOLKS IN OPERA
sJnck, the Giant Killer" Well Rem
dered at Aliens.

One hundred children gave performance
of Jack. the Giant Killer" at Aliens
Grand Opera House last evening before a
large audience.
The familiar fairy tale was presented in
n delightful manner, with realistic scenic
effects that heightened the grotesqueness
of the delightful legend. The children were
trained for the occasion by Prof. Sheldon,
and 10 his efforts is due in a large measure
the success which the performance achieved.
The grand bali of the King of Fairyland
was particularly well rendered and received
several encores.
The cast was q large one. Among the
principals were Pansie Wilson, Nellie Hunt,
Chester Smith. Lille Hughes, Karl Daniel,
Fannie Edwards. Agnes oNeal, Edna Hurst
and many others.
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Mrs. Teller, wife of Senator Teller,
and Miss Teller gave a tea yesterday after
noon in honor of the Misses Smith OF
Columbus, Ohio, and Miss Townsend of
Colorado, guests OF the house.
Miss Teller, wearing gown of pink
crcpon and satin, and the Misses Smith,
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Mrs. Claude A. Swanson was at home yes
terday afterno oGn. and had assisting her Miss
Hoke of North Carolina. Miss Harrison, Miss
Mary Jones, Miss Neal ana Miss Wyville.
Mrs. Swanson is the wife of one OF the
youngest members OF Congress and isa great
social favorite. Mrs. s Swanson Will receive
with Mrs. Stevenson, wife of the Vice
President, today at the Normandie.
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AN Indian Myth" in verse. Among the
we'll known talent that will contribute
are Miss Blanche Mattingly, Mrs. Helen Lee
Ferguson Miss Jessica Tabler, Miss Cecil
Fletcher, Mr.. W. NJ. barrow. Mrs. N. c.
Hooker, Miss Emma Bkhop, Miss Lavina
Milliken and Mr.. NJ. S. Wright.
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Fresh Laid Eggs.

You cannot improve a nice fresh egg-ths
trouble is to get fresh ones We look after
That Our Fancy Eggs are put up in one dozen
patent pocket boxes and every egg Is guaran-
teed fresh The price is no higher than others
eek fo- inferior qualitIaa
WILKINS & COMPANY,
square Marble and Glass Stands
Center Market
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A Hard Hit.

Mrs wreakhard (the landIady)-How is
it that you are taking your medicine after
dinner? 1 thought the doctor told you
To take 1t before meals.
Mr.. Oldboarder-He said it didn't make
any difference as long as took it on an
empty stoma ach-Texas Siftings.
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ALDINE'S ANNIVERSARY
Fashiona BILE Literary Society Observe
Its First Birthday.

Its First Birthday.
The Aldine Literary Society celebrated
its first anniversary last Sunday at its
rooms in Society Temple, Fifth and G
streets northwest.
The hall was decorated with the clubs
coiors, maroon and gray, and palms.
The program was lengthy and elaborate.
and was arranged as follows: Selection
by orchestra. which Mr.. Aaron Becker,
one of the clubs most active members, so
kindly contributed. The honorable presi-
dent Mr.. Leonard Dammann, then made
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The French Amba ssador and Nine. Pate
nHre entertained at dinner last evening
he Italia n Ambassa dor and Baroness Fava,
the Austrian Minister and Baroness Hengel-
muller, the Spanish Minister and Sonora
Dupuy de Lone, the Argentine Charge and
Nine. Dumlnguez, the Danish Minister, the
Russian Minister, Dr. and Mrs. Guzman,
Mrs Slater Miss Letter ard Mr.. Alexander
Sumow of the Russian legation. American
roses decorated the table and The dra wing
rooms of the embassy.
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DIKED The PRESIDENT
And mrs. CLEVELAND
Elegant Dinner Given in Their
Honor by Attorney General.
French Am ba ssadOr and Nine. Pate
notre Entertain at n Dinner-Sev-
eral Other Brillia mt Functions.

The President and Mrs. Cleveland were
the guests last evening at dinner given
by The Attorney General and Mrs. Harmon.
American Beauty roses decorated the
table as centerpiece, and violet ribbons
fesiooued the table. Corsage bouquets of
violels were set beside the covers for the
ladies, the men having buulonnieres of the
same exquisite flower.
Guests who ga atherod in the handsome red
dining room of The host and hostess were
ihc President and Mrs. Cleveland. the Sec
rotary of the Treasury ard Mrs. Carlisle.
the Secretary of War and Mrs. Lamont,
the Postmaster General and Mrs. Wilson,
the Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Smith, the Secretary of Agriculture and
Miss Morton, Mrs. Wright and Miss Harmon.
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iected many witty sentences into her adj
dress that provoked laughter.
Charlotte Perkins Stetson of California,
made few remarks extempore, her sub
ject being Motherhood"
The Rev. Anna Howard Shaw OF Pennsyl-
vania, spoke oil The Bulwark Of the Com.
lnonwealth."
Closing remarks Were made by the presi-
dent. Miss Susan b. Anthony.
A meeting of the executive committee Will
be held this morning at 8 O'Clock at the
Hotel Arno.
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Not I'm His Line.

Miss Harmony-Doy you play Offenbach?
Chris Antbenum tpromptiy)-No, not
often. have played half back twice, but
/ generally rush.-ExcbanEe.
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The Guild OF the Holy Child of st. Johns
Church, will give an entertainment at
willard Hall, Friday. February IA,
at 8 O'Clock. The program will
comprise comedy and bright little oper-
eta will be given by talented amateurs.
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Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to the following:
Randolph jenkins and Eva Lynch OF
Anacostia, ID. c.
Richard Bailey and Elizabeth Williams.
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She Might Take Him on Account.
IL overheard Mr.. Jones proposing Ia
the landlady last night" said the new
buarder.
Yes" said the I'D boarder, ~he always
does that when he is not able to settle
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Mrs. Abbie Gillet viii entertain the Unity
Club this evening at the Litchfield. Major
]. w. Powell viii read n paper entitled
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Miss Lillian Gertrude Money. youngest
daughter of Senator-elcct II. d. Money of
Mississippi, and Mr.. Beverly Reed of Texas
Church. this city.
Mrs. II. d. Money. wife of Representative
Money of Mississippi, and her charming
young daughter are at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
The bride and groom will go to New
York for wedding trip OF a few weeks,
visiting Washington later. They will make
their home in Corpus Christi, Tex, where
Mr.. Reed is practicing law.
Miss Money is one OF the most charming
women at the Capital, being of attractive
appearance and a clever writer of dialect
sketches.
Mrs. La Sale Corbell Pickett has out
cards for the marriage of her niece, Miss
Alice Daviette Corbcil, to Mr.. Samuel
Pannil Ficklin, at Saint Paurs Episcopal
Church, on Wednesday evening, February
IL, at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ficklin will be at home
Tuesdays after Lent at No. 1874 Connec-
ticut avenue.
A very delightful musicale was given
Monday, the 27th instant, at 1903 Q
street ofthwest, tbenhonie of Miss Bessie
Stewart Tyler. Sixty invited guests en-
joycd the artistic performance of the
varied program, Iand afterward the time
was spent as q social evening. Prof.
Christiani gave several piano selections,
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Mrs. a. T. Britton and Miss Britton will
be at home today for the last time this
season.
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Mrs. B. L. whitman will not be at home
today, but will receive Wednesdays during
February.
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Mrs. Philip will give dance at. the
Country Club tonight.
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Miss Mary f. McCeney will be at home
at the Shorelam today.
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Mrs. Robert l. Fleming will receive to-
day for the last time this season.
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Miss Heyde of Baltimore. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Edward Padgett Of Madison
street.
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Mrs. William Mcdaniel of Westminster,
Md, is visiting her sister, Mrs George
Emmons, on New Hampshire avenue.
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Mrs. Phoebe Hearst gave dinner last
evening. At the rose-decked table the
hostess entertained the Brazilian Minister
and Nine. de Mendonca, Gen. and Mrs.
Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Pollock, Mr..
and Mrs. Hague, Justice and Mrs. Harlan,
the Mexican Minister and Nine. Romero.
Gen. and Mrs. Greely, Chief Justice and
Mrs. Fuller, Prof. Langley, Mrs. kincaid,
Prof. Gates.
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Mrs. aud the Misses Dapray will not be
at home today, but VIII receive Wednes
days, February 5 and IL.
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Only 75c.

Our famous Cro-
chet Spread, t h q
"Leonard," we will
sell during this Sale--
For 97c.
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lot Manufacturers
Samples of MarSsIlleS
single and three-Quarter
size Spreads at less than
manufacturers cost.
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The Northwest Assembly will give a
dance February 10 at Carroll Institute
Hall.
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Miss Lucretia Van Bibber is seriously i'll
at her country home at Westminster, Nd.
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Miss Ritch of Baltimore, is visiting her
brother, Dr. Ritch of Georgetown.
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Mrs. c. G.. Totnan of Fairfield. Me-, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Marian Freeland
at No. 1908 Sixteenth street.
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Mrs. Griffiths will entertain at dinner
this evening.
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Mrs. Andrew B. Graham, assisted by
Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. White, Miss Avery and
Miss Tsaphagen nf New York. will be at
home today at her last formal afternoon
reception.
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one in black gauze over green satin, the
other in white satin. Miss Townsend, in
pale green satin and ivy green velvet, re-
ceived the guests, standing near the dra W.
ing-room door.
Mrs. Teller wore brown dress trimmed
with lace and greeted the guests in the
second dra wing-room. Miss Powell, in
black chiffon over red silk, and Miss
Almero Williams, in black mousselne de
sole over pink silk, and finished with pink
ribbons served the lemonade.
The tea table was very pretty. la
France roses and ferns composed the center
design. the color scheme being carried
out in the ices and table appointments, and
at either end of the table were placed the
pink shaded candclabra. Mrs. Bassett,
in pink chiffon bodice and black brocade
skirt. served the coffee and Mrs. ingalls,,
wearing blossom sprayed white satin
gown, served the frappe. Others assist
ing Mrs Teller were: Miss Helen Hurst,
Miss Boutelle and Miss steinmetz.
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Lam sBURGH g. BRO
Our Annual Sale
OF SPREADS.

All Spreads Reduced
the Crochet, the Dimity,
the Attend ale, the Niche
line, the Marseilles, all in
cluded in this sale, likewise
the Crib and Three-quar-
ter Spreads.
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Mrs Walter s. Harlan Will not receive
today. but will receive February and IL.
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Miss Claughton and Mrs. V. B. Mullan
give a reception today at No. 1740 p street.
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Mrs. Albert Ordway will hold her last
regular reception OF the season today.
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Wen, She Can Afford 1t

Wen, She Can Afford 1t.
Saleswoman--Isn't the cashier an awful
fool7
Floor Walker-Why?
Sale eswuman-Why, she gets S1Oo
month and is going to get married.-Chk
cago Record.
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Mrs. Edward P. Mertz viii be at home
today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis will entertain at a
dinner this evening.
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Mrs. Hitchcock entertained last evening
at u theater party, followed by supper
at her home on Q street.
Guests. We're: The japanese Minister,
Mrs. Stewart, wife of Senator Stewart. Mrs.
Stanley Matthews, Miss Batcheier, Miss
Ludlow. daughter of Capt. Ludlow. Miss
Hitchcock. DR.. Harmon, Lieut.. McGill Mr.
Faulkner Pie rec. MI. Scooffy of New
York.
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Miss Gale of street gave a tea yes
terday afternoon. Flowers and shaded
lights were used with pretty decorative
effect throughout the drawine-rooms.
Mrs. Chatard, wife of DR.. ChataId, Mrs.
Carroll Mercer and Mrs. Parker assisted
the hostess in receiving. In the tea room
the Misses Langhorne, the Misses Condit-
Smith. Miss McCammon, Miss Poor and
Miss Rockhill greeted the guests and served.
A host of callers. including everyone of
social prominence, called during the after
noon.
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Miss AlIne Wilcox gave dinner last
evening at her home on New Hampshire
avenue.
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Mrs. Walter Mclean will be at home, at
No. 1927 o street, Thursday.
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sirs. Olney, wife of the Secretary of State,
will be assisted this afternoon by Mrs. G.
s. Fraser, Mrs. G. L. Fraser, Mrs. Hall,
Mrs. Minot, Miss Rochester, Miss Whitney,
Miss Wolseley. Miss Gray and Miss Wilcox.
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/ lot Manufacturers
Samples OF MarSeilieS
Crib Spreads at about
one-half their original
price.
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A full-SiZe Crochet
Spread, in q differ
ent designs, all neat
and original.
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nard, will be a home, 1927 street, today
from 3 to . O'Clock.
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Judge Advocate General and Mrs. Lieber
will entertain at dinner Friday in honor
of Gen. and Mrs. Miles.
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Gen and Mrs. Craighill entertained at a
dinner last evening.
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Mrs. Patterson and Miss Patterson were
at home yesterday afternoon for the last
time this season, and assisting them were
Mrs. Walter Mclean, Mrs. Robinson and
Miss Compton.
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Mrs. cassell gives a luncheon today.
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Miss McKelep spent Sunday in West
minister, Md, with friends.
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Miss Mary Agnew Quay and Mr.. Louis R.
Davidson will be married this evening at
s O'Clock a the home Of the brides parents,
Senator and Mrs. Quay, on K street.
The ceremony will he solemnized in the
music room of the handsome residence,
which will be deliberately decorated for the
occasion. Palms and other tropical plants
will form a chanocl, 4 railing of smilaX
inclosing it.
Mr.. Davidson will not be attended by his
brother, "a previously announced, the latter
being quite III. Lieut.. A. G. C. Quay, U.
s. A, brother of the bride, will act as
best man. Rev. Teunis Hamiin will offici-
ate.
Miss Quay, who is the oldest daughter of
the family. is an attractive brunette, and
her bridal gown is of white satin en- ira inc,
having veil of tulle 10 complete the cos
tune. She will enter with her father,
; who will give her away.
The attendant will be Miss Coral Quay,
her sister, gowned in pale blue satin chiffon
trimmed, and will carry American beauty
roses. The bridal bouquet is of white lilacs.
Following the ceremony a supper Will
be served TO fifty guests, intimate friends
and relatives, and Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson
will leave later for the Quay plantation
in Florida.
Mr.. Davidson is prominently connected
with the Standard on Company, and the
young couple will make their home at
Beaver, Pa. Relatives and guests of
the house are: Mr. jerome Quay of Pitts
burg. brother Of Senator Quay; Mr.. Rich
ard Quay of Sewickley. Pa; Miss Ruth and
Marion Quay, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Quay
of Pittsburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer, Miss
willard of Stamford, Conn, and Miss
Brown of Beaver, Pa.
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Mrs. Jessie Palmer Weber will have as
her guest this week at the Elstnerc Mrs
John De Witt Warner of New York.
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Mrs. Rockhill has issued cards for a
luncheon today.
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Mrs. Dunlap will give luncheon today.
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The Cabinet ladies will hold their usua
receptions from 3 TO this afternoon.
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The Misses Riggs gave dance last even
ing at their home on | street.
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Mrs. Thomas H. Martinand her daughters,
Mrs. W. Il. Johns and Mrs Clifton May
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Miss Mamie Rispham entertained at a
card party last evening.
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Gen and Mrs. Draper will give dinner
tonight.